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Friday, June 26, 2009

100 IRANIANS PROTEST IN FREDERICTON AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT OF IRAN!!!

Since there are thousands of Iranians as we speak are in Jail or executed. I'm going to take the time to write a long winded Blog on this very emotional issue. I'm going to post every video and pictures on this one. I'll even link it as a reminder of the hardship the people in Iran as going through.

Yesterday while covering the Cultural Expressions Festival, I was approached by someone asking me - Charles? What are you doing here? How come you're not covering the Protest in front of the New Brunswick Legislature.

I said- Yeah right!!! A protest in front of the Legislature on a Friday night?????

The guy reminded me it was a protest denouncing the Government of Iran!!!

Well? He grabbed my attention and away I went!!!!

The guy went on to remind me that I was banned from the ground of the Legislature.

I replied - HA!!! Let them arrest me again!! Being arrested for covering an emotional protest like this one?? Let them do it!!!

Once in the area, it was true!!! Around 100 Iranians were gathered near the New Brunswick Legislature.

Since New Brunswick is in a News Blackout during the weekend, there were no media present.

I quickly ran in front and began taking pictures and videos.

I was surprise with the amount of people wearing masks???? But after thinking about it? They got no choice because the Government of Iran could see the pictures in this Blog and arrest and execute all their relatives in Iran!!!

Here's a couple of youtubes!!!

Was the tyrant Sergeant-at-Arms Dan Bussieres of the New Brunswick Legislature storm out with his Quebec Security Staff from the People's House and attack the Protesters like in Iran???

I didn't care of the Fredericton Police Force would once again arrest this Blogger. I was the only Journalist in the area. So as the good journalist that I am? I began to do what I do best!!! TAKE PICTURES!!!

I just notice in this picture. Take a look who's walking toward the Protesters? Fredericton Mayor Brad Woodside.

I was surprise to see the guy at the Protest so I quickly turn my camera to video.

Here's the youtube -

Brad made a good speech supporting the Protesters and met with a few before leaving the area.

The Mayor left the protesters and I continued to do what I do best!!! TAKES PICTURES!!!!

I noticed the Protesters weren't too sure if they were allowed to protest in front of the Legislature without a permit.

A few were chatting with Mike.

I have known Mike since 2003. He's a black guy from this area. Very nice guy!!!

Mike always fought the issue of racism since being born. I would love to see the day that Dan Bussieres fires the guy. From a Fascist to a Racist? I would be all over with this one!!!

Ok..never mind that .....

I continued to take pictures.

Then they began walking in the Downtown area. I didn't know where they were going.

The Cultural Festival was going on at the same time so maybe they will protest in that area?

One Iranian woman quickly ran to all the protesters and yell in Iranian to remain quiet in respect of the people who were preforming at Officer's Square.

I decided to do an interview with one of the Protesters.

Click below -

I wasn't sure what was going to happen to the protesters because in 2006, the Fredericton Police Force arrested a few immigrants.

They all gathered at City Hall!!!!

I told everyone to gather on the front steps of City Hall!!!

They said- Are we allowed?

I reminded the Protesters they had the support of the Mayor.

One security quickly called his Boss telling him City Hall was being invaded by Iranians!!!...LOL

His Boss told him it was ok!!!

I was very surprise that there wasn't one single Cop in the area.

I met a few new people and it was an interesting experience. I was told there were over 1,000 Iranians living in New Brunswick.

I was surprised that Tyrant Dan Bussieres didn't order the shootings of the protesters like in Iran??

Now? Being Charles the agitator? I just had to have some fun.

Once back at the Cultural Festival. I noticed Tim < Cop >

Who is he? He's one of the Police officers station at the New Brunswick Legislature.

I told the guy that I have been calling you guys Fascists ever since my arrest at the Legislature.

How come you and Sgt Andrew < Sandy > MacDonald didn't charge the Protesters at the Legislature and arrest those Protesters like in 2006 in front of City Hall!!!

Come on!!!! I was there and it would have been some good shots!!!!!

lol

The Iranians did a good job!!!!

P.S. Not one single Cop in sight. That's a good thing!!!!

:)

Here's a few youtubes -

30 comments:

Anonymous said...: they can go back to Iran if they have a problem with Canada. Don't let the door hit you on the way out. They couldn't pull that type of protest back in their home country.; 1:38 AM, June 28, 2009
Magos said...: l2rtfa; 11:52 AM, June 28, 2009
Anonymous said...: You mentioned that the protestors weren't sure they could be there without a permit, well we did in fact have a permit for protesting there in front of the legislature.; 3:31 PM, June 28, 2009
Anonymous said...: First of all, who said we have a problem with canada??? Second, do you see the news at all?? We've had millions of people protesting all over iran during the past 10 days. Think before you give such racist comments!; 3:24 PM, June 28, 2009
Charles LeBlanc said...: What I'm saying is you don't need a permit to protest in front of the New Brunswick Legislature.

I live in a tent for six months in front of the Legislature without a permit!!!; 3:42 PM, June 28, 2009
Anonymous said...: Um, you are a blogger, not a journalist.; 4:31 PM, June 28, 2009
Anonymous said...: Ungrateful for what Canada has given them.; 9:09 AM, June 29, 2009
The Mad Ape said...: The girl with the Vote for Mousavi sign and the rest if these protesters have absolutely no idea what they are doing.

Mousavi is responsible for killing approximately 5000 dissidents in his past political life back in 1989 yet people want to put him on a pedestal next to Ahmadinejad.

The Mullahs, much like the Banksters in the USA, appoint who the public will vote for. Whether it is Mousavi or Ahmadinejad, at the end of the day the Mullahs are in charge.

However I do not think that the Mullahs figured on the CIA infiltrating the Mousavi camp offering money to help create this false-flag 'green' revolution.

The CIA You say? Yes the CIA. Two years ago George Bush signed an Executive order that gave the CIA the necessary funding and permission to destabilize Iran.

The color BS is a mindless, old, CIA covert mind trick to play on the masses. In Iran it is a religious symbol, in the west it is associated with the global warming scam.

This way the twidiots from both sides of the green machine join the CIA blame game and pronounce that Mousavi is da man to bring freedom to Iran.

The people that fall for this mind war are a bunch of loons.; 8:36 AM, June 29, 2009
Anonymous said...: Thanks to whoever supported this, beautiful! and shame on whoever didn't for his/her brothers and sisters...

“The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.” - Thomas Jefferson

educate yourself, it was only a peaceful action!; 2:59 AM, June 29, 2009
Ali said...: To those who think Iranian people have problem with Canada:
Please open your mind. every country has it's dark points in history. Canada as a young nation is no exception. the democracy you are enjoying is built upon the hard work of Immigrants. whether it was chinese worker close to slavery condition to build the pacific railway or poor condition that our first nation always been struggling with. if you don't want new immigrants and want to rely on federal money go ahead be our guest. now if the provincial government choose to bring new immigrants in and need their investments, they should also consider their interest, not just their money. if we are proud of Canada as a country that I'm sure we are, it's not just because of the prosperity of the nation and it's natural resources, it is more for the democratic values, freedom of speech, freedom of press, ... . we all love Canada and ask our government to stand up for it's citizens. if our citizens our their relatives are tortured, executed by a ruthless regime, it's sure is our business. if they are stripped of their rights and Canada government just stand by and watch the cruelty and keep buying oil from those governments and keep it's political ties with those regimes, then we sure can say that it would have the blood of innocent children, men and women on his hand. what's going on in Iran right now is way more important than the price of gas in some peoples SUVs.; 11:23 AM, June 29, 2009
The Mad Ape said...: To Ali

In your mind the most important thing may be what is going on in Iran but it certainly is not mine.

Iran is just another country that has been targeted for assimilation into the NWO. The day that Mr. Ahmadinejad decided to denote oil in the Euro was the day they became a target.

There are only 2 countries in the world that do not denominate oil in US dollars. Iran and Venezuela. Iraq, until recently, was on the list too. See a pattern here?

This so-called Twidiot Revolution is a CIA-based Psych-Op to which you have been sucked in hook, line, and sinker.

People are dying in Iran for nothing because at the end of the day the USA wants control of Iran's oil because they are worried that China will gain too strong of a foothold to Iran's oil.; 3:13 PM, June 29, 2009
The Mad Ape said...: Ask yourself why you would need a permit to protest on public ground.

Is that freedom?; 2:54 PM, June 29, 2009
The Mad Ape said...: Ali

Bite your tongue. I certainly do not enjoy Democracy. Democracy is one of the most oppressive forms of government on the planet.

In a democracy individual rights are sacrificed in favor of the majority - Majority rules.

In a democracy 49% of the people are controlled by 51% of the people.

A truly free political paradigm is a Republic. In a Republic it does not matter what the majority wants or does. An individual, provided they are not committing violence or fraud towards others, can do whatever they want to do.

In a Republic an individual has God given rights that no government can take away from them.

Democracy is form of slavery. You have been brainwashed to believe otherwise.; 2:53 PM, June 29, 2009
Alby said...: Wait so Iran wasn't a target when the US overthrew their government in the 50's?

Seems like they've been a target for 60 years.

I thought a republic was simply a representational democracy with an elected head of state, and it's the articles of a constitution that prevents rights from being taken away. The tyranny of the majority is abated by the limitations imposed by these documents.

Republics aren't immune from the problems of other forms of government. Rome became an empire after all.

The US constitution makes allowance for change, these bar is set high for them to be made, but in the last century it was used to restrict the rights of americans to consume alcohol.

The US is the most prominent example of a republic, but if you don't mean the US which country would be a suitable example of this republic you're speaking of?; 10:30 PM, June 29, 2009
Charles LeBlanc said...: Sorry Dan!! Had to remove the story...copyright maybe???; 11:25 PM, June 29, 2009
Dan F said...: Dan F has left a new comment on your post "100 IRANIANS PROTEST IN FREDERICTON AGAINST THE GO...":

Hey - the western-backed polls in Iran showed an Ahmadinejad win - what's the problem?

Just because someone twits fake results and turns their icon green (followed by perfectly-timed / videotapped killing of a gorgeous woman on all media outlets) doesn't mean any government is going to change without a heck of a lot more than a bit of looting and fighting.

If the protesters think going back to a US-installed dictatorship, rather than a local one is preferrable - I sincerely hope they've fully considered the price their non-expat countrymen will be asked to pay in blood and further repression.

(And the true instigators of this 'revolution' will gain in control over their land, people and resources)

Do you think western armies give a damn about enlightened values once they've secured the pipelines? They'll be off fighting somewhere else and your new corporate mullahs will be just a vicious, in never-before seen ways - the burqa will become a (still mandated) fashion accessory.

After the years of maligning Iranian people (and muslims in general) - do you think the western people will somehow prop up democracy in Iran in the long term through good will and subsidies?

Look how well Russia did with those views, 10 years of disaster and a 5-year reduction in the average lifespan of men. Californians are moving into trailer parks, western money paying for this attempted overthrow is becoming more worthless every day.

At least the Russians didn't have to deal with depleted uranium all over the place like the Iraqis and soon other 'axis of evil' nations like Iran if the NwO #Iranelection psyop is 'successful'.; 11:25 PM, June 29, 2009
Zack H said...: I totally disagree with you Mad Ape. But it's interesting to see how your mind flows!; 12:02 PM, June 30, 2009
Anonymous said...: It seems that you don't have any clues about what the people are protesting against. I'm surprised when I see that you make your comments without even noticing what's been going on!
Who said this demonstration is about Canada? You're getting it wrong I guess, it's all about the brutality of the Iran's regime against peaceful protesters and the stolen election.
It seems that some of the commentators didn't have any idea of the uprising happening right now, those who believe this an CIA backed uprising. Just to let you know, the current opposition leader, Mouvasi, is one of the top 5 men whom the revolution was built upon them. He's been the closest supported person in the government of Khomeini( the leader and icon of the revolution who is dead now) during his 8 years of being the Prime Minister of Iran, the second governmental position at the time.

What actually is going on, is not about proving that the election is stolen, which is as obvious as Canada being cold and I can provide you many scientific proofs if willing, but it's more about how to fight against an armed to teeth well handled coup against our elected president Mousavi.
As a matter of fact, the points you're making about CIA and US government is not true, but it's the truth about Russia and KGB. We don't want them to continue using our money as a bribe to defend non-sense actions of our hardliners in Iran.

Talking of western-backed polls, I'm just to let you know that before the election all independent and dependent Iranian polls institutions said that Mousavi will at least be equal in turn-outs in the worst case. You should be aware that the other candidate, Karoubi, whom they annouced his vote about 300 thousands had over 5 million votes in 2005, and we are talking about 27 million votes in total at that time.; 1:34 PM, June 30, 2009
The Mad Ape said...: To Zack:

Which part do you not agree with? The part where I think that these protesters are loons for thinking that supporting Mousavi, a proven mass murderer, will bring peace and prosperity to Iran or the part where the CIA is the sponsor of the 'green revolution'.

What I stated is fact. Denying it Zack plays into the hands of the NWO.

TMA; 10:12 PM, June 30, 2009
Anonymous said...: To the mad ape:
1)I don't know where you got the idea that Mousavi is a mass murderer. He was Iran's Prime Minister in the years of the Iraq-Iran war, and he managed the country beautifully.

2)No one requires a permit to hold protests on the Legislature ground.

To Dan F:
1)No protestor inside Iran or outside is looking for a US-based dictatorship, your interpretation of the situation is far off.

2)We don't wear burqa's in Iran, we are not Arab!; 12:51 AM, July 02, 2009
the problem child said...: Great peaceful protest! I wish I could have been there, am really glad SOMEBODY bothered to cover it and took so many great pics.; 3:18 PM, July 03, 2009
The Mad Ape said...: All of you protesters should be ashamed of yourself. You, through your support of Mousavi, are promoting evil, murder, torture, and hate.

Mousavi, a bought and paid for CIA stooge, ordered the murder of 5000+ dissidents when he was in power in the 1980's.

Mousavi a murderer...click here

He was also known as 'The Butcher of Beruit' widely known as the ring leader for subversive activity and murder in the country.

Click here to learn about the Butcher or Beruit

Still need more evidence that you have been sucked into a CIA rope-a-dope?

Watch this this CIA Agent talk about his past crimes: click to view

Here is a bit more to help you wake up:

Dr. Paul Craig Roberts from the Regan Administration, who just happens to be an expert on Iran and the current 'Green' Revolution

Part 1 (You have to listen to some info on the US FED before he gets into Iran - but this is the inside scoop on what you are part of.)

Part 2

Part 3

After researching this if you are not convinced that you and you fellow protesters are doing a disservice to the people of Iran then you are beyond help.

The Mad Ape; 5:10 PM, July 04, 2009
The Mad Ape said...: to the problem child: What was so great? The part where your protested in support of a murdering cia stooge by the name of Mousavi?

For shame!

TMA; 5:12 PM, July 04, 2009
Anonymous said...: It's a shame to have people like you in the society.; 3:58 AM, July 05, 2009
The Mad Ape said...: hmm typical comment from someone who can not defend their actions. They attack the messenger.

My facts are indisputable and you feel humiliated that you were played by the CIA.

That is ok...you have the resources now to wake from the mass media induced comma.

TMA; 3:28 PM, July 05, 2009
Anonymous said...: What you have posted are all non sense and the people don't have any evidece backing up there ideas. Everyone else has ignored your non sense, out-of-boredom comments, I will do the same.; 7:47 PM, July 05, 2009
Dan F said...: No Evidence?

What about the 400$ million the US authorized last year for covert activity in Iran?

http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/07/07/080707fa_fact_hersh

Oh sure, that Twitter revolution must have been real 'grassroots' - just like the grassroots campaigns these days in the US.

http://thinkprogress.org/2009/04/09/lobbyists-planning-teaparties/
http://exiledonline.com/how-freedomworks-gave-the-teabaggers-a-dirty-sanchez/

All I can say is that if the US wasn't involved in funding and running bits of this (failed) Iranian green revolution, then their ever more worthless dollars are being misspent.

The constant harping for bombing Iran from the fake right in the US and from the biggest holder of Nuclear weapons in the Middle east would give me pause to support a government overthrow right now.

People in the west need to stop this kind of aggression against Iran for our own good, not just for humanitarian reasons - but what certain factions in this world will do to attain their goals.

http://www.infowars.com/brookings-publication-mentions-possibility-of-%E2%80%98horrific-provocation%E2%80%99-to-trigger-iran-invasion/; 4:22 AM, July 06, 2009
The Mad Ape said...: Dan F

It is nice to see a refreshing voice of reason on here. Seems that the sheeple of Fredericton have a long way to go before they graduate into a 'real' reality.

TMA; 7:26 PM, July 06, 2009
Seymour Hersh Clone said...: Yet more proof that the USA has launched terror attacks within Iran.

A busy Sunday for the Terror Industrial Complex; 9:14 AM, October 18, 2009
Seymour Hersh Clone said...: Yet more proof that the CIA is medling in the internal affairs of Iran. Here is an ex-CIA operative spilling the beans on the Jundullah - US ties.

You know Jundullah? They have ties to al-Qaeda and just claimed responsibility for a huge car bomb in Iran.

October 25, 2009

A former Central Intelligence Agency officer has confirmed US’ relations with the terrorist group Jundullah, despite the CIA knowing that the group has close links with the al-Qaeda.

“American intelligence has also had contact with Jundullah. But that contact, as Iran almost certainly knows, was confined to intelligence-gathering on the country,” Robert Baer, a former Middle East CIA field officer wrote on the Time.com, IRNA reported early on Saturday.

However, he noted that the US-Jundullah relationship “was never formalized, and contact was sporadic.”

The news comes amid US denial of any involvement in a recent terrorist attack in Sistan-Baluchestan province in southeastern Iran, which Jundullah claimed responsibility for.

“I’ve been told that the Bush Administration at one point considered Jundullah as a piece in a covert-action campaign against Iran, but the idea was quickly dropped because Jundullah was judged uncontrollable and too close to al-Qaeda. There was no way to be certain that Jundullah would not throw the bombs we paid for back at us,” said the former CIA agent who is a columnist in the weekly, and very probably an advisor in the Middle East.

Baer also noted that Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), has had relations with the Jundullah leader, Abdolmalek Rigi.

“Pakistani intelligence has indeed had contact with Jundullah over the years, but there’s no good evidence that Pakistan created Jundullah from scratch. And there’s certainly no evidence that Pakistan ordered the attack,” Baer said in reference to the terrorist attack that took place in Iran on Sunday, October 18, which killed 42 people including the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps commanders.

“In fact, Pakistani intelligence over the past few years has been arresting Jundullah members and turning them over to Iran,” he claimed.

This is while earlier on Friday, Iran’s Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi vowed to do everything in his power to hunt down the Jundullah terrorists and bring them to justice.

“This very incident unveiled the true nature of those who call themselves the pioneer in ‘war on terrorism’,” he said in reference to the United States.

A number of leading newspapers in the West, such as The Sunday Telegraph, have also declared Jundullah to be a CIA brainchild engineered to achieve the longstanding US goal of “regime change in Iran.”

Iran’s Interior Minister, Mustafa Mohammad Najjar, is currently in Islamabad to ask Pakistani officials to hand over Abdolmalek Rigi and assist Iran on cracking down on his terrorist group.; 5:59 AM, October 26, 2009