GOOD THING WE SPENT A BILLION ON SECURITY

(seriously folks ,we spent a Billion Dollars & we came up with this Car ------and the forces that be consider it a 'Suspicious Car'  lol                Well checkout this headline:   I just can't help but think that if We had spent $2,Billion, we may have found some penknifes too............WHEW.!!!!   We probably just avoided some Hi Profile diplomats from being assasinated while swimming in our artificial lake (inside a secure building).............and this stuff makes the news Folks......

"Man arrested near G-20 Summitt with 'crossbow & axe'.........Yea like you can use those two things at the same time...........hahahhahahaha  

  This meeting of the world leading Idiots in Power, on How to use money sensibly ,could have been held in MIRABEL AIRPORT ,Noone Goes there...........hahahaha  & If you see a plane coming in shoot it down......cost to taxpayers ,.maybe $6, bucks ,depending on what kind of ammo you need.

TORONTO — Police say they have arrested a 53-year-old man with an arsenal of weapons and hazardous materials, including a chainsaw, a crossbow and gasoline, in his car Thursday near the G20 security zone.

A uniformed officer on a bicycle pulled over the silver Hyundai after the officer noticed a handmade aluminum cargo carrier strapped to the top of the car, police report.

"Weapons were seen in the vehicle and the driver was arrested for possessing those weapons," said Sgt. Tim Burrows of the Integrated Security Unit.

Police say the officer first noticed three red gas containers, which were later removed and sat near the car while the hazardous materials team was called in to investigate the contents. "The officer observed the containers in the vehicle, as well as various other items including a chainsaw and a crossbow," said Sgt. Rob MacDonald.

After the officer first noted the containers, police retrieved the bow, at least three accompanying arrows, an orange chainsaw, an aluminum baseball bat, an axe, a sledgehammer and a canister of gasoline, police report. The items were laid out on the sidewalk for several hours at the scene, which was cordoned off by police tape.

Some of the containers were found to hold gasoline, police said.

The driver was arrested at about 12:30 p.m. and taken to the temporary holding facility, set up for the G20, where he was still being investigated Thursday. He reportedly seemed disoriented upon his arrest.

Nearly 30 police officers milled about monitoring the scene and redirecting curious passersby. MacDonald said that, during the arrest, the officers set up a perimeter using their bicycles but removed them once they found the area to be secure.

The car had Ontario licence plates, and officers were concerned that it was not fit to drive. The back bumper was held on by green bungee cords tied together, and the storage container was perched precariously atop the vehicle with yellow foam sticking out from underneath it.

At about 3:30 p.m., a tow truck arrived and towed away the car.

Police wouldn't comment on whether the man was associated with a particular group, or speculate on what he planned to do with the weaponry.

"He was alone in the car," said MacDonald, who added nothing was found in the overhead storage compartment but a cooler.

Police have not yet laid charges, but confirmed they believe the arrest to be related to the G20.

Earlier Thursday, G20 police arrested and charged a Toronto woman as part of an ongoing investigation that involved the execution of a search warrant earlier this week in Toronto.

Visual artist Kristen Peterson, 37, was charged Thursday with possession of an explosive device and possession of weapon for a dangerous purpose after Toronto police executed additional search warrants Wednesday in the townships of Tiny and Lake of Bays, Ont.

Peterson's common-law spouse, Byron Sonne, also 37, was charged Wednesday with six offences: possession of explosive for an unlawful purpose, intimidation of a justice system participant by threat, intimidation of a justice system participant by watch and beset, mischief, attempted mischief and possession of dangerous weapons.

"It's my understanding there is evidence that suggests the charges are in relation to the G20, but because it's an ongoing investigation, I can't get into details," said Integrated Security Unit spokeswoman Jillian Van Acker of the charges against the couple. "However, we've been informed that there is no risk to public safety at this time."

A profile on the social networking site LinkedIn lists Sonne as the owner of Certified Information Systems Security Professional and a licensed private investigator.

He has experience in the IT field and belongs to a number of groups, including the Toronto Area Security Klatch (TASK) and Hacklab.to, which describes itself as "Toronto's hacker collective."

Robert Beggs, an information security expert, said he met Sonne during several presentations Sonne had made to TASK about how computer networks communicate back and forth.

"His job in at least two companies was to find the holes in computer products and identify why the holes are there and how to fix it so that it can't be exploited by someone with malicious intent," Beggs, a member of the TASK steering committee, said.

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         ..For that matter , Why not hold these 'summits' on an OIl RIG in the GULF of Mexico...Noone will even DARE go near there...................YIKES !! Old Stephen Harper thinks he's a worldwide statesman, now. What an a$$hole.with his Harper Lake nonsense, We could have flown all the world leaders over any of the THOUSANDS of Lakes in Ontario (let alone Canada) & for that matter have their planes crash 'purposely' into any Lake & when they see the Great Big Yellow Search & Rescue Helicopters that are there in notime to save them,....They would be far more impressed than that wading pool we built for them............Will the stupidity ever cease........(Nope).....   -HF&RV--