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Canada Adopts its own unconstitutional “Anti-terrorism” Law

The Combating Terrorism Act revives two measures included in the Anti-Terrorism Act of December 2001 that lapsed in 2007 under a “sunset clause”—preventive detention and investigative hearings. The new law also increases the penalties for persons who refuse to cooperate with investigative hearings and makes it a crime to travel abroad or try to leave Read full article...

International Consortium of Investigative Journalists unveils major Tax Evasion Scheme

Fifteen months of deep research by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), reveals in detail the existence of hidden fortunes in tax havens, whose funds experienced some 12,000 transactions among 13,000 enterprises and individuals involved in the scheme. The ICIJ had access to 2.5 million digital files, that involve accounts in the Virgin Islands, Read full article...

Conservatives celebrate first anniversary of Canada’s withdrawal from Kyoto Protocol

By LUIS MIRANDA | THE REAL AGENDA | DECEMBER 18, 2012 The Canadian government confirmed today with a one sentence declaration that the country is no longer part of the Kyoto Protocol, a move labeled by the opposition as a “disgrace”. Canada’s withdrawal from the Kyoto Protocol took place on Saturday, December 15th, just one year after Canada communicated Read full article...

Big Brother gets Bigger in Canada

Breitbart.com February 14, 2012 (Via AFP) Canada’s government Tuesday introduced a bill to give law enforcement authorities sweeping powers to probe online communications, but the move sparked criticism about threats to privacy. “New technologies provide new ways of committing crimes, making them more difficult to investigate,” Justice Minister Rob Nicholsontold a press conference in unveiling the Read full article...

Canada out of Kyoto Protocol

The Canadian environment minister, Peter Kent, said Canada was invoking its legal right to withdraw. Kyoto did not represent the way forward for Canada or the world, he said. UK Guardian December 13, 2011 has pulled out of the Kyoto protocol on climate change,  one day after an update was agreed on, saying the accord Read full article...

Russian-American Arctic War

Terry Macalister UK Guardian July 6, 2011 Heavy-hitting US politicians enter debate about the future of the far north, fuelling concerns about a new cold war. The seventh ministerial meeting of the Arctic Council in May looked like it would be a mundane affair with its focus on signing a new search-and-rescue agreement and handover Read full article...

Fluoride is a Toxic Industrial Waste Product

NaturalNews.com April 1, 2011 Since the 1940′s fluoride is used in toothpaste and is added to drinking water in many countries around the world. The dental profession claims that fluoride is safe and necessary for good dental health. Fluoride is actually toxic waste from the aluminium, phosphoric acid and phosphate fertilizer industries. Millions of tons Read full article...

North American Union 101

Call it What You Want. If Everything Goes Business as Usual, Mexico, Canada and the United States Will Become One By Luis R. Miranda The Real Agenda May 5, 2010 Rome was not built in one day. In order to become the Empire it was, Rome went through years and years of progress until it Read full article...

Internet Police: The ACTA Copyright Treaty

GIGAOM After years of secrecy, the eighth round of talks aimed at drafting an international treaty called the Anti-Counterfeiting TradeAgreement (ACTA) recently concluded in New Zealand — and in the face of public pressure, a version of the text was subsequently made available to the public. The ACTA is neither a trade agreement nor one Read full article...

The Geopolitical Hegemony of the Anglo-Saxon Empire in Latin America

The Military Presence to Maintain Neo-colonialism, Instability and Poverty by Luis R. Miranda The Real Agenda May 1, 2010 By obtaining its independence, the colonies were preparing for what will inevitably come: the road to development and modernization. Many countries, was suggested, would be developed quickly; politically and economically. But these nations soon realized the Read full article...