CANADIANS NEED PATRIOTS TOO - Update: RCMP False Flag in Moncton & Cover-Up of Greg Matters Killing in B.C.

The Dinosaur Mastadon Canadian Mass Media News

Saturday, June 14, 2014

BACKGROUND:

British Columbia's police watchdog has cleared RCMP officers of criminal wrongdoing in the shooting death of a retired soldier in northern B.C. after reviewing evidence presented in a coroners inquest.

Strange, even though initial reports claimed Greg Matters was shot in the chest in 2012, but then those reports were contradicted because he was shot in the back.

All Canadian news reports today are the same news release, word-for-word.

End of story. Move along, folks.
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Complete debunking of this Greg Matters Horror Story is at the end of my posting here. LINK BELOW.
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BUT INESCAPABLE IN THE NEWS...

TOP HEADLINES FOR SEVERAL DAYS --

- THE MONCTON 'RAMBO' SHOOTER
** & THE FUNERAL
** & THE GRIEVING WIDOWS

Thanks to YouTube, here are the SERIES OF 7 VIDEOS, in chronological order, of the probable false flag, which orchestrates now the partnership between the police state in the USA and the police state in Canada.

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Remember Greg Matters?

His is the REAL face of a victim.

October 15, 2013 - The National Post courageously defied the RCMP by publishing a story which exposed they deliberate killing of Matters.

[link to news.nationalpost.com]

Far from being a deranged vet, although with acknowledged PTSD, Matters tried to contact the local RCMP detachment, politely on the phone, numerous times to defuse a situation that had resulted from a physical altercation he had had with his own brother earlier in the week.

He intended to drive with his mother into town from their farm to turn himself in to the RCMP.

Instead, this is what happened:

Per the National Post --

Just before he was shot and killed by police, Greg Matters made some phone calls. One was to his mother, Lorraine, but she couldn’t pick up; the 66-year-old was sitting in an RCMP detention cell, nursing her bruised chest.

Another bruise was forming under her chin, she recalled Tuesday, at a coroner’s inquest examining circumstances around her son’s death. The small, circular mark, she alleged, was the result of an RCMP rifle muzzle having been pushed in her face.

Greg left a message on her answering device. It was played Tuesday at the inquest.

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“Hey mom, can you call me? I’m a little worried about what’s going on and where you are. Can you call me? OK.” Then he hung up.


Lorraine Matters had already attempted that morning to get to her son. He was still in the old cabin, making cell phone calls and sending emails, asking people — including at least one local newspaper reporter — for help.

His mother called the RCMP in Prince George and spoke to an officer who “made it clear that he just wanted Greg to come [to the detachment] without incident.” She told the officer she was going to go see her son, and he seemed fine with that, she testified.

She was in her car and had turned up the lane towards the old cabin when police stopped her. An officer emerged from a black SUV. Ms. Matters got out of her car and a confrontation ensued, the inquest heard.

The officer, identified at the inquest as RCMP Cpl. Collin Warwick, grabbed the keys from her hand, Ms. Matters testified. Cpl. Warwick “grabbed me by the scruff of my neck, drug me about 50 feet on the ground and kneed me so hard that I thought my bones were broke.” she testified. “I was begging for my son’s life.”

Cpl. Warwick then pointed his M-16 rifle at her face and told her “not to move,” she told the inquest.

“Had you given [police] permission to be on your property?” asked lawyer Cameron Ward, who is representing the Matters family at the inquest.

“Absolutely not,” said Ms. Matters. Police had no warrant, either, the inquest heard.

She was handcuffed and taken to the RCMP detachment in Prince George. Mr. Matters tried calling her, and left his brief voice message. They were the last words she ever heard him speak. She heard them after he’d been shot dead.

CANADIANS NEED TO WAKE UP.

AMERICANS NEED TO HELP US UP HERE.