Arrestees Amy Miller (journalist) and a representative for Jaggi Singh (social justice activist)

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Gorilla Radio

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Length: 0:58:38
Uploaded: 12 Jul, 2010

Recording Date: 12 Jul, 2010
Recording Location: CFUV Victoria BC
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Language: English
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Program Title: Gorilla Radio - July 12 2010 - G20 Fallout
Description: Amy Miller is a Montreal-based documentary filmmaker and activist whose film, 'Myths for Profit: Canada's Role in Industries of War and Peace' has featured in festivals from Calgary to Australia. Amy is also a journalist, reporting for Free Speech Radio News, The Dominion online newspaper, and the Independent Media Centre in Montreal. She was in Toronto reporting on the G20 when the Pigs turned on her, as they did many journalists, and took her into custody for the crime of revealing the myth of Canadian democracy. Amy Miller in the first half. And; Jaggi Singh is a name familiar to any who have followed or participated in the social peace and justice movement in Canada over the last couple of decades. He was famously grabbed off the streets of Quebec City during another G20 confab back in 2001, but this time his arrest was a more gentile affair. Jaggi Singh turned himself into police when he discovered there was an arrest warrant out for him; it's an order charging him as a conspirator against the laws of the land. Jaggi's first court appearance was today, and at time of writing he is still in custody. We're not sure if Jaggi will be able to appear in the second half, but failing that, someone from his support group will. The case for the arrest of Jaggi Singh in the second half.

Host(s): Chris Cook
Featured Speakers/Guests: Amy Miller and Jaggi Singh's representative

Credits: Chris Cook, producer
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Comments: Chris Cook also manages pacificfreepress.com and can be reached at lex@highspeedplus.com.