From YouTube to Twitter, Ottawa heard it all during the G20

The Summits Management Office generated weekly reports on Internet chatter, complete with graphs and charts that tracked Web commentary and measured how successful government announcements tied to the meetings were in their ?penetration? of mainstream media and blogs.
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Bureaucrats even counted whether bloggers were anti-Israel or pro-Israel when they drew links between pre-summit announcements on nuclear non-proliferation talks, a visit to Canada by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Israel's interception of ships trying to break the Gaza Strip blockade.

"Mr_Canada" said
Oh good. They know we're generally pissed.

And did nothing about it.

�We actually observed a systematic targeting of social justice movements in Canada over the period leading up to the G20 demonstrations and during them and after,� he stated in testimony at the Commons public safety committee.

It amounted to a �systemic repression of critics and those who oppose the policies of this (Conservative) government,� said Leitold, who is part of the Law Union�s Movement Defence Committee. This group provides legal support for �progressive� and �social justice� organizations in Toronto, he told MPs.