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Judge acquits G20 activist Byron Sonne of bomb-

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Judge acquits G20 activist Byron Sonne of bomb-making charges


Law & Order | 206740 hits | May 15 2:06 pm | Posted by: DrCaleb
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A security geek once portrayed by police as a budding terrorist flashed victory signs Tuesday after his acquittal on charges of possessing explosives ahead of the G20 summit marred by violence and mass arrests. Despite his two-year ordeal, which inclu

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  1. by avatar gonavy47
    Wed May 16, 2012 12:37 am
    Can'y wait until he issues his first batch of "rocket fuel."

  2. by avatar Freakinoldguy
    Wed May 16, 2012 12:57 am
    “You guys are making me look like some kind of terrorist or something,” he told police after his arrest.


    If the shoe fits Byron, if the shoe fits.

    In her 87-page judgment that took almost two hours to read, Ontario Superior Court Justice Nancy Spies accepted Mr. Sonne’s claims the chemicals police seized could have been used in pursuit of his rocketry hobby, for camping or for gardening.
    :roll:

    I can see it now. He'll probably end up showing off his rocket fuel making ability to his other geek friends and maybe do something stupid like blow up the elevator in his building thereby rendering it out of service for eternity. :D

    Hmmm, maybe they could make a TV series about it or something They could throw in some blonde bimbo to play his ditzy next door neighbor and have his geeky friends come over all the time and ruin chances with his neighbor.

    Naw, nobody'd believe that some twit would actually be stupid enough to mix rocket fuel in his kitchen never mind having some nerd get it on with that hot next door neighbor.

    Byrons excuses would be to far fetched for even TV.

  3. by avatar DrCaleb
    Wed May 16, 2012 4:04 pm
    "Freakinoldguy" said
    “You guys are making me look like some kind of terrorist or something,” he told police after his arrest.


    If the shoe fits Byron, if the shoe fits.


    So, how is he a terrorist?

    "Freakinoldguy" said

    In her 87-page judgment that took almost two hours to read, Ontario Superior Court Justice Nancy Spies accepted Mr. Sonne’s claims the chemicals police seized could have been used in pursuit of his rocketry hobby, for camping or for gardening.
    :roll:

    I can see it now. He'll probably end up showing off his rocket fuel making ability to his other geek friends and maybe do something stupid like blow up the elevator in his building thereby rendering it out of service for eternity. :D

    Hmmm, maybe they could make a TV series about it or something They could throw in some blonde bimbo to play his ditzy next door neighbor and have his geeky friends come over all the time and ruin chances with his neighbor.

    Naw, nobody'd believe that some twit would actually be stupid enough to mix rocket fuel in his kitchen never mind having some nerd get it on with that hot next door neighbor.

    Byrons excuses would be to far fetched for even TV.


    Solid rocket fuel is pretty stable stuff. You probabally have most of the ingredients already at home. If you got something like Potassuim Nitrate at the drugstore, you'd have all the components.

    Sounds like a real threat to society to me. :roll:

  4. by avatar andyt
    Wed May 16, 2012 4:11 pm
    There was reasonable doubt, so good he wasn't convicted. But by his internet postings, I think this guy was up to something or inciting others. So he probably deserves the grief that came his way. I'm critical of the police response to G20, but at the same time, we know there were some dickheads running amok as well - he may well have been part of that group. He's certainly paid a price for his comments.



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