

'FIGHT FOR FREEDOM' No photo description available. The social art piece created by Elizabeth H. Elys, “Fight for Freedom,” tells the world about political prisoner Nadir Siguencia, a social activist who for decades has suffered savage persecution at the hands of the state. In captivity, he was brutally tortured by his sadistic Canadian captors for over a year. Courageously, he bravely endured his painful ordeal, fighting from the dungeons located throughout the province of Ontario for his freedom, a political right, liberation from slavery, the power or right to act, speak, or think as one pleases, freedom in independence, freedom in emancipation...
SATANIC NOTES ABOUT THE TORONTO POLICE
Domestic aggression, my officers or Violent Taliban aggression!
Take this son of a bitch down and brutalize him now!
Domestic assault, my officers, or Taliban assault!
Take this son of a bitch down and brutalize him now!
Cameras, umm umm, inspecting the rooms.
Umm, cameras, looking around and around, umm.
One of the cameras is on.
Taken face down by three sadistic cops,
their boots pressing down on my head, back, and legs.
I notice through the mirror of my showcase the savage wink.
The Gestapo wink, shows the mirror of my shop window.
Two of the cops pointing their fingers at the other cop?
Hands on their guns? shows the mirror of my shop window.
I notice they are choosing who will be my executioner.
I feel and feel in my body the icy cold of death…
In my mind are my children, my poor, unprotected children. Kidnapped and tortured at Sergeant Michael's house
But my camera collection saved my life,
My only life
Take that woman and get a good statement from her.
Or we'll put her on the street to work like a dog now!
A human being so fragile, traumatized, and terrified,
And coerced by the murderous savagery of the bully police








