A documentary on the political issues in North Korea

More police brutality in Toronto. More Youth being targeted, terrorized and murdered by the hands of local police authority.

The police and the main stream media have not been co operative in bringing the truth to the forefront. he police said that he died of a cardiac arrest, witnesses say that he was beaten up by 7 cops and the hospital says that he was a perfectly heatlhy 18 year old who died of a broken neck.

we need justice!

please spread the word, call/send letters to the mayor of Toronto, sign the complaint form, join the facebook support group and demand Justice!

CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP AND GET ALL THE INFORMATION TO GET INVOLVED AND HELP!

*The Mayor’s office:
Mail: Toronto City Hall, 2nd Floor, 100 Queen St. West, Toronto ON M5H 2N2
Phone:416-397-CITY (2489)
Fax: 416-696-3687
mayor_miller@toronto.ca

* Ombudsman of Ontario:
Phone: 1-800-263-1830 – Complaints Line
Fax: 416-586-3485
TTY (Teletypewriter): 1-866-411-4211
E-mail: info@ombudsman.on.ca

Address:
Office of the Ombudsman of Ontario
Bell Trinity Square
483 Bay Street, 10th Floor, South Tower
Toronto, ON
M5G 2C9

* Dalton McGinty:
You can email him via this site – though perhaps someone has an actual email address -https://www.premier.gov.on.ca/feedback/feedback.asp?Lang=EN

Dalton McGuinty, Premier
Legislative Building
Queen’s Park
Toronto ON M7A 1A1

Fax: (416) 325-3745.
TTY/Teletypewriter: 1-800-387-5559

* Chief of Police:
Chief of Police 416-808-8000
Executive Officer 416-808-8015
FAX 416-808-8002
Sergeant 416-808-8007

* CITY COUNCILLOR’S OFFICE
Anthony Peruzza and his staff:
councillor_perruzza@toronto.ca,
mbeato@toronto.ca,
trakoce@toronto.ca,
mdedovi@toronto.ca
416-338-5335
416-338-7191
416-338-5320
416-338-5329

* MPP for Jane and Finch
Mario Sergio
http://www.mariosergio.com/
msergio.mpp@liberal.ola.org
(416) 325-4925

* MOST IMPORT…ANTLY. MAKE POLICE BRUTALITY A MAYORAL ISSUE!
Email the mayoral candidates:
rob@robfordformayor.ca
info@georgesmitherman.ca
info@mayorjoe.ca

* I am not sure if the death actually occurred on York University property, but the university has not issued any statements. Also, if it did occur on York property, there should be some kind of video surveillance.
York Security:
York University
4700 Keele Street, 228 William Small Centre
Toronto , Ontario , M3J 1P3

General Phone: 416.650.8000 or Ex. 58000
Urgent Phone: 416.736.5333 or Ex. 33333
Fax: 416.736.5377 or Ex. 55377
E-mail: scc@yorku.ca

OBAMAANSWERTHIS.COM IS BRINGING YOU A MOVEMENT ADDRESSING ISSUES RELATED TO THE PRISON SYSTEM.  THEY ARE UNIFYING ALL MEDIUMS AND BRINGING THE MESSAGE DIRECTLY TO OBAMA..

HERE IS A HIGLIGHT FROM THE SITE..

Below is the letter that inspired “Mr. President” and the community movement:

April 1st, 2009

Dear Mr. President,
Congratulations, and may “hope achieved” spring down to us. Mr. President, as you’ve learned personally, some believe hope is not a strategy. But, today, after 24 years of incarceration (with my innocence maintained and my faith strained, yet still intact), I write you from a state prison facility to let you know that along with the reality of a mass incarceration of Americans (2.3 million United States inmates), primarily Black male, that as of this day “hope” may just be the only strategy left and/or available to save the generation of children I see in here around me today.
Some many years ago, as I sat in a solitary confinement cell, I picked up a Bible and read a verse (in Proverbs) which said, “where there is no vision the people perish”. It is that matter of both “vision” & “perish” that has invited me to write you today.
Mr. President, in the United States Constitution, it begins with a line that says, “We The People”. In the Declaration of Independence, there is also a line which says, “We hold these truths to be self evident that ‘all men’ are created equal.” Yet, the reality of both of the above is that at the time this was being said, they (the drafters), didn’t mean my grandmother, grandfather, mother, nor me. At the time the word “we” was being used, the country was divided into two groups of people. One group who were still, in fact, considered slaves and three fifths of a human being. But, all this I am sure you already know, as does our country.
Nonetheless, I sat in my prison cell and watched the day of your inauguration speech, as you stood on the landing of the U.S. Capitol and took your oath, I looked upon the background, high above you, and gazed upon the statue atop the Capitol building, a statue which represented the “Symbol of Freedom,” yet, was designed and built by a slave named Phillip Reid, who at the time of helping mold this symbol of America’s Freedom was not even himself free. I realized then and there that there has been many times throughout history that people have had to “assume” that they were part of this great American history when they were actually not.
In the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, found in Article 21, it says, “Everyone has a right to take part in the government of this country, directly or through freely chosen representatives”.
For the past twenty-four (24) years I’ve had to watch a generation of young men come through here, including one of my own sons, all rotate around a “spirit” of not knowing what body of people, what spirit of country, and to whose true marching orders we are really meant to be part of.
It has become important to me as I reflect back and re-read your inaugural address speech and came upon the line which says, “what is required of Us now is a new era of responsibility—a recognition on the part of Every American, that we have duties to ourselves, our nation and the world”. This has left me with two important questions: does that required “Us” mean me? Does that duty of “we” mean those who have been incarcerated, whether innocently or accordingly convicted?
Mr. President, it is my belief that you have created a “culture of obligation.” But, at this level of government (to me) the problem may the issue of our “cultural gate keepers.” Those who are now responsible for the lives of over a million and a half young Black, Latino and poor white lives behind bars, of whom you did not mention in your inaugural address.
As we all witnessed in Oakland (California) a 26 year old Black man on parole, was willing to take the lives of four (4) police officers while sacrificing his own. There was no government restriction of rules, and/or monitoring bracelet that could have changed his mind because what appeared to be missing was a sense of “societal responsibility” and understanding that even our victims are an extended part of our family that we are responsible for.
The question is, why didn’t the prison system which held him, reach him “internally” at a level beyond rules and regulations prior to his release? Why was he willing to kill, “and be killed” so simply? What part of society was committed to reach back to him during his incarceration? At what point did the prison system educate him on being part of that We, Us, America that he was going to return to—or did they just hold him until his time was up and make sure he abided by prison rules? Who on the side of “right” gave him his marching orders upon release?
Mr. President, I once read in a news article that listed the top music artists you had on your iPod. Among them, it listed Jay Z. Well, with 24 years in prison, I’ve never seen an iPod, and neither have many of the men around me, but I do know that daily I see many very young males walking around me with “Spiritual iPods” that are playing in their ears, the songs of Notorious B.I.G. singing the words “You’re nobody unless somebody kills you”. Yet two things are clear, sadly, Biggie did become bigger in death, and that many of these kids who have never seen their families together during a Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner meet them for the first time in a casket with their eyes closed at a funeral. So, what troubles me is not so much that they’re willing to die, but that they don’t even want to leave here (prison) and get back to living.
Mr. President, as many focus on the budget today and talk about what will be taken from a generation decades from now if the American debt isn’t taken care of, someone should say that the “generation theft” is not just inheriting a financial debt, but leaving a generation without “even the hope” of being part of their own society.
How much money did this 26 year old parolee from Oakland ask for, before taking the lives of four police officers, of whom, now to their own families, no amount of money can replace? For me, in spite of a false conviction, and long before Bill Cosby and yourself spoke on Black fathers engaging their children, I did all I could to direct my own children toward a better life. Yet, none-the-less, in the year 2008, my middle son, Darrius Deshawn Jones, was shot in the head and murdered on the streets of Boston. Prior, I wrote from this prison cell all those “in Government” I could get to help, all by certified mail [over 60] only to get two (2) replies.
Why would a government body working under an oath to help, not even be willing to reply to me? I suggest, because like it was for slaves when the words “We the People” were written, they didn’t believe the right to protect my children, to maintain my family connection, or to “just be heard” was meant for me.
Still, I won’t be left to believe that at the most historical time in history, My President, would extend his hand to a community of people in another country, who may have helped knock down towers killing hundreds of people, nor create a video for Iran hoping to engage them in change and dialogue, wouldn’t want to “at least once” address the millions of young Black, Latino and poor in these prisons of the United States. In this era of responsibility of which you speak, is there a responsibility for us? And for those who oversee us?
I, for years, have expressed no desire to use my time here playing basketball, lifting weights, watching TV or playing card and board games. If I must be incarcerated, with no help in questioning my conviction, I believe I should be able to exercise my (alleged right) to the “pursuit of happiness” by doing what I can to reach these kids around me—as do others who feel they are just left in a system aging and waiting to die—while getting them to understand that crime and prison life are both just basically blank checks written out for those who try to cash them on inner city streets of poverty. Yet, Mr. President, there is no father program where I am, no family unification program, no mentoring or reconciliation programs—-So, I ask you—who is responsible for providing these “tools of responsibility” we need to change the Spirit of death growing behind these walls. Where is the stimulus money, or even the “will” of those in charge to see this change?
No, I am not willing to believe that the first Black President, of whom my murdered son did not get to see, and my inner city grandchildren will have to depend on, would talk so openly about the spirit of God in his inauguration address and then tell all of us throughout the country, (locked behind prison walls) to now fix our own lives by using the instruments of Pharaoh—telling us to make bricks without straw. I won’t believe that. Nor, am I asking you to do a job that those of us who have done years behind these walls can and should be able to do, in order to save our own children and stop a self destructive system within. I’m only asking that you also take “Presidency” over this often times hidden society, and require its leadership (with authority), that if they can’t get us fully prepared for a free society, that they at least be required to give us, in the words of Stevie Wonder, just enough—just enough—for the city. (Because the spirit of death is behind these walls, and on our inner city streets.)
Mr. President, like you have risen to learn about freedom, I have fallen to learn about captivity and exclusion. There are no web pages, facebooks, internet access, nor cable news shows for us to follow your lessons on “responsibility.” So, I send this letter out to the world, hoping to reach You.
I need to know, and so do so many of these men in here and heading back to society (need to know) that when you say you want black fathers to own their obligations to break the cycle of not being there for their children—are you also talking to those incarcerated?
When you say, “all deserve to pursue their full measure of happiness,” do you also mean those who strive to change while incarcerated? Mr. President, when you say—“What is required of us now is a new era of responsibility—a recognition, on the part of every American that we have duties to ourselves, our nation and the world.” Does that mean me? Those around me? And the Superintendent of my prison? And, if it does—when will you make that clear to those being held in distant woods all over the country, who may not know, you know, we even exist or feel they lack the proof that finally this “Us & We” actually means “Us”!
Mr. President, Martin Luther King, Jr. once said, “all I’m asking of America is to be true to what you said on paper.” On behalf of my children, grandchildren, family and the family of those around me who will inherit the spirit of what we leave behind, I am now asking you to ensure this country, its government and yourself will be “true to what you said on paper”—so that even those incarcerated here, (and those responsible for holding us) can get on the “right side of history” and leave here and come home with hope and the feeling of nation.
You recently said you are a “big believer in persistence.” So am I! Which is why I write to you now. Unanswered letters have never stopped me!
Mr. President, please speak out to these prison institutions beyond Guantanamo Bay and deliver us safely to the future generation of our communities.

Sincerely,

Mr. Darrell A. Jones
A (Falsely) Incarcerated
Father With One Less
Son In the World

MCI Norfolk, 2 Clark St, Norfolk MA 02056
Darrelljones67@gmail.com

Cc: To all those who ignored me before, and ever took an oath to protect, serve and claim freedom, justice, God and the Right to be American.

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This Video right here is a pre determined classic. Just watch, listen, and feel the breeze of the good old 90’s. 9th Uno Feat. Tyranny-Paper Thin Official Video.  This is the jump off video of a series of videos UNO will be dropping in 2010. Look Out Yall!!

We at Peep The Revolution been following UNO for over a decade now.  His history is too deep, his bio beneath this paragraph explains only a peice.  Truth be told, anyone who know anything about Canadian Legends know about 9th Fuckin UNO!! Sleep and never wake up!

A LITTLE ABOUT 9th UNO:

9THUNO is a force to be reckoned with on an international level.  9TH brings traditional fundamentals of lyricism with a new school swagger over the illest of beat production.

9th has performed with KRS-1, GZA, Boot Camp Click, Marco Polo, ILL Bill, Mr. Lif, Cage, Camu Tao, Jedi Mind Tricks, Saukrates, Daetona, BrassMunk, The Beatnuts, D.I.T.C. and Redman/Method Man.

Accolades include 2006 WINNER of the National JUST ENTERTAINMENT Demo Battle against hundreds of Canadian artists, 2006 WINNER of the MIXTAPE MASSACRE intro contest in which 9th’s song “CKLNVEY” is featured every Saturday 1-4 PM on the legendary 88.1 CKLN timeslot. 9th has also been featured several times on the HipHopCanada’s ‘CHOICE CUTS’ showcase which features some of the best hiphop music coming out of the country.

9th Uno Unassociated Press is a street album featuring some of hip hop’s most celebrated producers and DJ’s, such as Marco Polo and Moss. Ladies love him, the streets respect him, and the most critical of official hip hop heads praise him.

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UNKNOWN MIZERY’S long Anticipated Solo LP is NOW AVAILABLE!!

GODzillionaire STATUS - Unknown Mizery

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With multiple guest appearances on worldwide selling album compilations, numerous nationally televised panel discussions surrounding the themes of hip hop, gentrification and the lost community of Africville, a city wide high school tour surrounding anti-oppression training, and the foundation of a nation wide cultural fortification initiative in the media conglomerate Stolen From Africa, Unknown Mizery blurs the line between artist, teacher, student and documenter. Pursuing music at the age of thirteen he initially surfaced as a member of the Toronto hip hop collective, Cryptic Souls. His abilities as a solo artist would soon be recognized on a worldwide scale with his contributions on the Juno nominated Dj Serius album Dim Sum. To date his, contributions on the stated compilation are heralded as underground staples in Canadian hip hop. Unknown Mizery has completed three solo street releases to date, contributed as a member of the Toronto group Poor Man Militia and completed It Will Fall an album produced by Arkeologists. The later has sold over 10,000 copies and received endorsement by Toronto Mayor David Miller in December of 2006. Throughout the releases Unknown Mizery has murdered the stage with; Dead Prez, Killah Priest, Raekwon, Bahamadia, Pharaoh Monch, Brother Ali, Maestro Fresh Wes, the Arsonists, Mis Master Mike and Been on a Canadian Tour with Swollen Members.

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Available now.

UNREPENTANT: KEVIN ANNETT AND CANADA’S GENOCIDE (documentary)

This documentary reveals Canada’s darkest secret – the deliberate extermination of indigenous (Native American) peoples and the theft of their land under the guise of religion. This never before told history as seen through the eyes of this former minister (Kevin Annett) who blew the whistle on his own church, after he learned of thousands of murders in its Indian Residential Schools…”

**WINNER: BEST INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY – 2006 LOS ANGELES INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL. **WINNER: BEST DIRECTOR for an INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY – 2006 NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. (excerpt)

To me it is just like the ugly nature of our government to not speak up about this.

Attached is a video clip from the 2009 anti G8 protest in Italy! We can handle this much more peacefully if we are allowed to.  NOII is calling for a peaceful protest

Second Open Planning Meeting for G8/20 Summit

19 January, 2009
6:30pm
489 College Street, 3rd Floor
(Centre for Social Justice)

Community based organizers and activists from across Ontario and Quebec
are invited to an open planning meeting focusing on Toronto’s response to
the G8/20 Summits on Jan 19.

The Community Mobilization Network is organizing the community based
outreach, independent media, convergence and days of action leading up to
and during the G8/20 Summits in Ontario (June 25-27,2010)

Our approach is to ensure that long-term grassroots organizing in Toronto
remains at the forefront of mobilizations.

The meeting will include Action, Communication, Education/Outreach and
Logistics proposals leading up to and during the G8/20 and community
organizers and activists are encouraged to participate and shape the
mobilization.

People of color, indigenous peoples, women, the poor, the working class,
queer and trans people, disabled people, and artists are especially
encouraged to  attend.

To participate in the meeting, to endorse the network, or if you have
questions, please email community.mobilize@resist.ca

To join the announcements list, visit:
https://masses.tao.ca/lists/listinfo/community.mobilize

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Dec 23, 09 | Toronto Community Mobilization Network Communique
Six months to the 2010 G8/20 Summit

“AN INVITATION: FROM COPENHAGEN TO TORONTO”

The Group of 8 Leaders and the Group of 20 Leaders are meeting in Ontario,
from the 25th to the 27th of June, 2010.

Following the collapse of the Copenhagen Climate Summit, they will be
discussing the global economy, development and climate change.

These gatherings are about trying to fix capitalism, a system that cannot
be fixed; about creating unsustainable market responses to ecological
catastrophe that reinforce systems of oppressions; about ensuring the
continued exploitation of people of color and the South and about
celebrating war as a means to create puppet allies to maintain imperialist
power.  The so-called leaders at these gatherings do not represent us.

In opposition and with a will to transform, people across Turtle Island
are organizing community-based days of action in Toronto, Canada.  The
days of action will be led by Toronto-based organizations of people of
color, indigenous peoples, women, the poor, the working class, queer and
trans people and disabled people.

We will organize for these days of action by deepening our roots. With
sisters, brothers, friends and allies, we will shut down the places, the
systems and the ideas that exploit and exclude us.

In their place, we will creatively build the world we wish to live in. A
world with self-determination for indigenous peoples; climate justice;
income equity and community control over resources; migrant justice and an
end to war and occupation.

Change does not come from markets or from so-called negotiations with
so-called leaders. Change comes from people making decisions for
themselves. We call upon communities of resistance everywhere to continue
to build their local struggles.

Join us in Toronto in June 2010 to share your ideas and strategies!

On these days, we call for Days of Action across the world that showcases
solutions from the ground up.

To join the network, hear about open meetings and to get more information,
email community.mobilize@resist.ca

To join the announcements list, visit:
https://masses.tao.ca/lists/listinfo/community.mobilize

The Toronto Community Mobilization Network is a network of long-standing
grassroots community organizers in Toronto and their allies building a
radical community mobilization during the G8/20 summit.

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No One Is Illegal – Toronto
www.nooneisillegal.org
nooneisillegal@riseup.net
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