Thursday, March 18, 2010

Full video from U. of Calgary with Cynthia McKinney, Tony Hall and STS

Splitting the Sky Meets Cynthia McKinney at University of Calgary - March 9th, 2010



Splitting the Sky (aka John Boncore) is the man who attempted to arrest former President and credibly accused war criminal George W. Bush in Calgary on March 17th, 2009. STS was arrested by police and charged with "obstruction" and was on trial for this on March 8th and 9th, 2010. He pleaded not guilty, invoking a defence of "civil resistance". Former Congresswoman and Presidential Candidate Cynthia McKinney came to Calgary to support STS and to present evidence in court on his behalf. The trial was to have taken 5 days, however, the judge closed down the proceedings after just 2 days and did not wish to hear from Ms. McKinney and several other defence witnesses. The case is now adjourned until June 7th, 2010 at which time the judge will bring in his verdict.

In this 2 hour meeting which took place in the evening of March 9th at the University of Calgary, you will hear Prof. Tony Hall, Cynthia McKinney and Splitting the Sky discussing what he did and why, as well as Q&A with the audience. This is unedited footage.
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Larry Carter Center said...

"Splitting The Sky" tribal activist is telling the truth about war criminal and vote fraud perpetrator boy Bush of the Bush Crime Family. John Boncore, accused and named against his native language name in court for "obstruction" must be acquitted and freed fully innocent of any wrong doing, boy Bush should be arrested, taken to The Hague before the International Criminal Court and tried for killing over one million people in a senseless petrochemical conquest of Iraq and the continued invasion of Afghanistan. Vincent Bugliosi has fully detailed George Walker Bush's war crimes too. "Murder" whether one or one million, is still murder. Cynthia McKinney continues to tell the truth about war and peace across this globe. 843-926-1750 Larry Carter Center

Friday, June 18, 2010 at 11:27:00 AM PDT

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