With all the protests and chants and rallies and car burnings and megaphones and masks and marching and yelling and screaming and shouting and bickering and bullshit at the G20 in Toronto this weekend, has anyone considered the most effective voice is often the quiet one?
Some additional reminiscences on people who lined up for the iPhone 4, police who line up for the G20, and my favourite summer dollar store.
Stephen Harper: We are NOT amused!
EDIT: I realized I was so pissed off that I dropped Hockley Valley as the G8 site when it's actually Deerhurst... big diff.
WTF? "The Globe is partnering with Bono, Geldof, and their organization ONE to explore these issues in advance of Canada hosting two critically important summits of world leaders in June – the G8 and the G20. The crisis of extreme poverty in developing countries, particularly in Africa, will be a focus at both meetings. This will be the first time the Globe has invited guest-editors into the newsroom, and the first time Bono and Geldof have guest-edited a North American newspaper."
EDIT: BTW, Information on Muhammad Yunnus of the Grameen Bank can be found at grameen-info.org.