"It wasn't to completely discredit him. I mean when we came into that discussion that evening, we didn't know what to expect," said Arnell Tailfeathers, a freelance videographer.
"We just thought ... if something happens — we better document it."
Yeah, I'm not buying it. Somebody found that old article in the Manitoban where Flanagan talked child pornography. And someone made sure a question about that article got asked when Flanagan appeared at the University of Lethbridge. And then Mr. Tailfeathers posted the video, and seems to have run a twitter spam campaign the night of Feb. 27th to insure that it got noticed. Of course nobody could know that Flanagan would go off like that, but to claim it was all a spontaneous goof...
I'd prefer to think that the folks at Idle No More, with whom Mr. Tailfeathers is associated, are starting to think beyond road blockades and towards a more creative form of resistance.
