Canadian soldier killed in Afghanistan by landmine

POLISH DEATH PROBED � ATTEMPT ON MOHAWK IGNORED

MNN. Oct. 29, 2009. On October 14th 2007, Polish immigrant, Robert
Dziekanski, was killed by the RCMP at the customs venue in Vancouver
Airport. He was tasered, knocked down and hit again. He screamed in
pain on the floor. They fired again, again and again until he died.

Dziekanski had come from Poland to visit his mother, who had been
waiting for him at the arrivals level for 7 hours.

A bystander video taped his death with his cell phone. The RCMP were
all buffed up with body armor, hand guns, pepper spray and collapsible
batons. They said they feared for their safety when he picked up the
stapler and waved it at them.

The state is spending millions on an highly publicized investigation
into his death.

What�s the difference between this and the attack on Kahentinetha Horn
at the Akwesasne border on June 14, 2009? The CBSA Canadian Border
Services Agency video taped this vicious assault which they hide for
reasons of National Security. Many witnesses have signed affidavits.

Horn was pulled over by the border guards to wait for hours. CBSA and a
squad of heavily equipped commandos appeared. They surrounded her car,
grabbed her and used stress tactics that brought on a heart attack. The
border guards tried to push her to bend forward so the blood would rush
into her heart and kill her. She survived.

http://www.topix.net/world/north-america/2009...

This attack has been kept out of mainstream news. Every request to the
RCMP, OPP and Attorney General of Canada to investigate this crime has
been stopped.
Canada does not want a review of their agents torturing and trying to
kill a 69 year old woman who was peacefully crossing the border at
Akwesasne.

Horn went to the Federal Court of Canada to file an action to
investigate this crime. FCC issued an order that she must pay for all
of the Crown�s costs starting with a $20,000 deposit. They declared she
lives in the Mohawk community of Kahnawake and therefore is not a
resident of Canada. This is an admission that we are sovereign.

Many have been brutalized at this border. The colonial Akwesasne Mohawk
Council is hiring a high profile lawyer, paid by Canada, to mount a
class action suit against Canada, mainly to avoid the sovereignty,
international border and land issues. Indigenous victims will be urged
to take a settlement. The deal will probably try to absolve Canada of
guilt and responsibility in the eyes of their law.

Canada knows this is an international nation-to-nation issue. The
lawyer will say the ruling is a great victory for the Indigenous, blah,
blah, blah. Canada will keep pretending they are in control of their
Indians.

The foreigners need guns to assert their illegitimate authority.

In Akwesasne we are in our homes, doing nothing wrong. When some
antagonistic armed border goon confronts us, our guard goes up. An
issue is created and we could be killed. Armed camps are being created
around us to force us to defend ourselves against their brutality and
weapons. Since they have guns, shouldn�t we have guns to defend
ourselves from them?

Any law abiding peaceful and compliant individual, black, white, yellow
or brown, who shows up at the border is confronted with tasers and guns.
They can become a victim, attacked and killed. Because it�s at the
border the goons think they can walk away scot free with no fear of
retaliation.

Is Canada at war with us? Why are they pointing us at us? The
corporations, Wall Street, bankers, military and lawyers now control
governments. Anyone asserting self-determination and sovereignty or
questioning their lack of jurisdiction in a resource rich territory is
considered an enemy. We have been declared terrorists or enemy
combatants and denied civil, sovereign and human rights.

Dziekanski was a visitor with more rights to an investigation than us.
He was killed to desensitize the public to what state agents will do to
enforce their will. The RCMP took 7 hours to plan his killing and to
work up the nerve to do it. In the Horn case, they spent over an hour
and botched it.