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After an exciting day yesterday of tornadoes and earthquakes, what else could happen? Well, besides world leaders coming to town and sporadic road closures, I mean. Time to check out my comic strip ZERO FIGHTER and the latest installment of FOUND SOUND which is all college radio PSAs and airchecks from famous rock stars like Johnny Rotten and Mike Mills from R.E.M.
Probably going to be a wacky weekend of protests, barricades, sound-based crowd dispersal devices, and just a stimulating whiff of CS gas drifting in on the wind. For all your G20 news, please visit http://www.g8-g20isu.ca/g20/index-eng.htm where you can keep up to date on road closures, arrests, and new maritime and aviation restrictions. Find out what people are protesting about here http://g20.torontomobilize.org/ I'm thinking a billion dollars is probably too much to spend on a meeting that could easily be held quietly on an aircraft carrier, in a far-north radome like in YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE, or in Bermuda. Especially in a city that STILL doesn't have commuter rail to the airport. Still, if there's anything Toronto loves, it's attention, and now the city gets to show itself off to the world in advance of the release of the fine documentary film SCOTT PILGRIM.
Probably going to be a wacky weekend of protests, barricades, sound-based crowd dispersal devices, and just a stimulating whiff of CS gas drifting in on the wind. For all your G20 news, please visit http://www.g8-g20isu.ca/g20/index-eng.htm where you can keep up to date on road closures, arrests, and new maritime and aviation restrictions. Find out what people are protesting about here http://g20.torontomobilize.org/ I'm thinking a billion dollars is probably too much to spend on a meeting that could easily be held quietly on an aircraft carrier, in a far-north radome like in YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE, or in Bermuda. Especially in a city that STILL doesn't have commuter rail to the airport. Still, if there's anything Toronto loves, it's attention, and now the city gets to show itself off to the world in advance of the release of the fine documentary film SCOTT PILGRIM.
