What do you mean, where are my papers?

http://news.ca.msn.com/top-stories/cbc-article.aspx?cp-documentid=26673839

Here comes all the finger pointing now on who knew what and when.
And to think it only cost the taxpayers $675 million dollars to have the rights of Canadians suspended for a two day meeting, of course that is just the initial cost because now we will have to pay for a public inquiry to find out who is responsible for this rights violation.

I guess our government feels as Bush did when he said to the American people "the constitution is just a god damned piece of paper".

I say this because our Bill of Rights clearly says that "they" are NOT allowed to do what they did during the G/20. The Police claim that they were acting under the Public Works Act of 1939 during the G/20 meeting yet the Act in question does not have a five meter clause as they claim and in fact is only applicable to those that are entering the buildings that are defined in that Act. The police acted unlawfully and with deception in this regard.