The Government of Canada Presents....
A Stephen Harper Production....
How to Conduct an Efficient Kidnapping in 7 Easy Steps!
Good video but correct your spelling. Poor spelling, grammar, etc., undermines cridibility.
You mean "credibility", right? Haha.
"cridiblity".
This is a reply to the first comment.
I did this vidéo in english for you to get the point. I usually do my videos in french, my own language. Also as you figured, I did this within 2 days. As you might know, I'm filming, editing, directing, etc. this kind of testemony. In that regard, I'd gladly appreciate your help to transcript the whole video and send it to me.
merci d'avance.
I did this vidéo in english for you to get the point. I usually do my videos in french, my own language. Also as you figured, I did this within 2 days. As you might know, I'm filming, editing, directing, etc. this kind of testemony. In that regard, I'd gladly appreciate your help to transcript the whole video and send it to me, grim reaper.
merci d'avance.
As a far left leaning individual, one who puts civili rights, freedom of assembly, freedom of speech, freedom of the press above most anything else this video is a joke -- propaganda at it's slimiest. If the producer of same thinks that someone was kidnapped or had their cicvil rights taken away he is making a stretch that has no substance or any facts to back it up -- his video certainly did not. Interesting that the camera didn't show a balanced approach in his little piece like the thugs who hid amongst the legitimate protestors the day before then decided to wreak havoc with my city without any regard to my rights or the area I live in -- if you have a cause make sure it's legitimate. As someone who has been very quick to come down hard on the police in the past there is only evidence to prove that the police handled this as well as could be expected. No one got hurt -- I don't think anyone had a hang nail from the whole thing -- what this guy got right is how incredibly stupid our Prime Minister is to have spent this money and allowed this to happen in the first place -- One of Mr. Harper's George Bush moments
I think that is the correct spelling, but thanks for the bad spelling and the wicked video's. The more we capture and retain, the better chance we have to make some changes.
I want my Canada back.
Maybe the joke is that the Government of Canada can't spell.
My friends said you tube is a lot more accurate than TV Mass Medias- It is so true.
Hi Hillary,
Great video, thanks very much for putting this together and releasing it - The (hired?, volunteer? I do not believe those are plain clothed officers) goons are a disgusting addition to the recent rash of criminal activity perpetrated by the G20 integrated security units.
In response to the minor typos in the text, it is a great video and I think they are worth correcting if you have not already done so. Here are the lines I feel should be corrected, look carefully because some of the corrections are very minor, but still important:
1) Make sure to thoroughly survey your prey.
4) Don't bother explaining it to the soldiers. They might not understand.
5) To increase your probabilities of success, make sure you are dealing with peaceful and unarmed people.
6) As an option, you can always add some physical beating.
THE WORST FASCIST REGIMES WERE ALWAYS PRECEDED BY THE VIOLATIONS OF CIVIL LIBERTIES.
Again thanks so much for this release
In Solidarity
- B
Hello "B",
Thank you for this constructive comment. I am the one who made the video. Hillary nicely helped me uploading it on this site. I'm taking good note of the spelling corrections. I am presently checking if I can replace a video on Vimeo without loosing the URL link to other sites... if so, I will change it very soon. If not, I'll wait some time cause I don't want to loose the popularity of this link. But I'll change it sometime anyway.
Thanks,
Olivier D. Asselin
My use of the incorrect spelling of credibility as cridibility was to emphasize my point which, fortunately, was understood as it was meant. Now that the spelling of text in the video is corrected, a nitpicking viewer, like me, won't be distracted by it from the video's content. Olivier, even with the spelling errors, you did a better job of translating your language, French, into English, my language, than I would have done vice-versa.
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