Nice to know that a devastating attack on the Montreal metro system which hasn’t happened yet is already being blamed on a massive government conspiracy involving the CIA.
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7 Comments
Don’t they have security?
But security is in on the conspiracy, obviously.
I’m going to start a security company that has no “ties” to any government organization in need of my services. My clients will all be organizations that don’t want what I’m selling. Oh wait…
I meant to keep these fruitcakes out. This is why I laugh when I hear people complain about lack of public consultation… The public is crazy, who wants to consult with them/us.
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee truthers………..
I was at city hall that night and there was plenty of security, but this guy wsn’t the least of their worries. Before he spoke the police had already escorted out a lady who was screaming at the top of her lungs after yelling at the counsellors for not letting her speak (they turned off her mic after a few minutes). This guy was at least entertaining. That’s democracy.
Research that security company and the failure of their equipment to
record on the day of the London bombings (7/7).
Plus Dauphin sure looked guilty of something - even if it was just a bribe,
or hookers during consultation, and not complicity in something more
sinister.
Personally, I commend the speaker’s prescience and courage - be
thankful - you just never know - he may have saved Mont-Royal station
and surrounding environs.
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