MHF - Hockey Thread

[Montegriffo]

I accept that I'm watching the Mohawk's side of things in this film but it's the army that are beating people up so far. They are looking like the British Army in Belfast.

[Smitty-48]

I accept that I'm watching the Mohawk's side of things in this film but it's the army that are beating people up so far. They are looking like the British Army in Belfast.

I was ostensibly deployed in the rear guarding the gear.

Except that just meant we didn't have any back up

So when Indians showed up, it was just me and a 70 year old Commissionaire from WWII named George

So I was outnumbered by more than 100 to 1

And I only had a Browning Hi Power with one magazine of 12 rounds of 9x19mm

[Smitty-48]

See, when the Indians revolt, the army goes into lock down, everything has to be guarded

The army doesn't treat it like they couldn't just show up at any military installation with guns and overrun it

Because they could, and the army prepares for the worst case scenario

Just because you have some of them surrounded at the blockade, doesn't mean the rest of them can't maneuver

Bear in mind that they have a Paramilitary Wing called the Mohawk Warrior Society

Some of them are even ex-US military, the Mohawks go and join the US Army then they come back to Canada.

That's how the Quebec cops got their asses handed to them

the Mohawks they were gunfighting with were American trained

[Montegriffo]

See, when the Indians revolt, the army goes into lock down, everything has to be guarded

The army doesn't treat it like they couldn't just show up at any military installation with guns and overrun it

Because they could, and the army prepares for the worst case scenario

Just because you have some of them surrounded at the blockade, doesn't mean the rest of them can't maneuver

Bear in mind that they have a Paramilitary Wing called the Mohawk Warrior Society

Some of them are even ex-US military, the Mohawks go and join the US Army then they come back to Canada.

Were you guarding weapons then?

[Smitty-48]

Were you guarding weapons then?

There were weapons in the building I was guarding, the Commissionaire George had the key to the arsenal

[Montegriffo]

Were you guarding weapons then?

There were weapons in the building I was guarding, the Commissionaire George had the key to the arsenal

It seems like bad policy to leave that so poorly guarded then, no offence. One soldier with limited ammunition.

[Smitty-48]

Were you guarding weapons then?

There were weapons in the building I was guarding, the Commissionaire George had the key to the arsenal

It seems like bad policy to leave that so poorly guarded then, no offence. One soldier with limited ammunition.

This is how Canada is, the security is lax in hippie dippie Canader, it's always a fiasco in Canaderp, the government here can't even tie its own shoelaces.

I mean, when I say there were weapons in this building, that would include hundreds of automatic rifles, dozens of machine guns and light armored vehicles as well

I was just a corporal, wasn't my call what weapon I was issued, and there was no ammo for any of the other weapons, nor was I authorized to break them out even if there was ammo for them

[Montegriffo]

I was always surprised that the training bases I worked on were guarded by men with blank rounds. I know they had blanks because their rifles had those yellow back pressure devices over the muzzles.
Anyway, I ended up watching the whole film. It's alarming how quickly that even a liberal country like Canada can turn into a police state.
However, if a copper had been shot here you can be sure there wouldn't have been a 78 day standoff. Mind you, the chances of anyone having AK47s would be very slim.
Interesting though, it's not a story that is well known here.

[StCapps]

I was always surprised that the training bases I worked on were guarded by men with blank rounds. I know they had blanks because their rifles had those yellow back pressure devices over the muzzles.
Anyway, I ended up watching the whole film. It's alarming how quickly that even a liberal country like Canada can turn into a police state.
However, if a copper had been shot here you can be sure there wouldn't have been a 78 day standoff. Mind you, the chances of anyone having AK47s would be very slim.
Interesting though, it's not a story that is well known here.

Being a liberal country doesn't prevent a police state, plenty of liberal countries are police states. This is why constitutional protections are required, being progressive virtue signalers preaching openness and diversity doesn't actually protect you from jack shit.

[Smitty-48]

I was always surprised that the training bases I worked on were guarded by men with blank rounds. I know they had blanks because their rifles had those yellow back pressure devices over the muzzles.
Anyway, I ended up watching the whole film. It's alarming how quickly that even a liberal country like Canada can turn into a police state.
However, if a copper had been shot here you can be sure there wouldn't have been a 78 day standoff. Mind you, the chances of anyone having AK47s would be very slim.
Interesting though, it's not a story that is well known here.

When I worked with the British Army they had live rounds for the guards at the base, Fort George and Edinburgh Castle

At Fort George there was a guard post with guys watching the cameras and then in an adjacent room there was a fully armed squad with ammo, in their body armor and equipment standing by, watching porno on a vcr

At Edinburgh Castle they actually had counter snipers watching the crowd

Canada is a police state because it is a racist apartheid state, what can be done to the Indians can be done to all