Monday, January 23, 2006
American inter-FEAR-rance/influence in election and Canadian politics?
I was loath to publish this piece before the election was over. But now with these newest incidents of challenges to Canadas soverignity by the US I'm really beginning to wonder if the US really isn't trying to influence our internal affairs?
Social policy by Conditioning and power of suggestion. If there was one thing I hated about Martin it was his disingenuousness by saying one thing but letting the complete opposite happen either by ignoring it or implementing policy so that he got what he wanted.
IE: War in Iraq while we didn't send troops to Iraq we did send ships to the gulf and troops to Afganistan.
BMD said he wouldn't support it but gave the Americans the data infop from NORAD so missiles tracked using NORAD could be shot down over Canada.
Privitize health care remoed so much money from it that it was broken and didn't do anything to stop the spread of privatization.
I just hope this series of coincidences and events to sway the public into siding with Harpers policies aren't contrived between Harper and Bush. It is one thing for Bush to try something like this but it is another thing all together for Harper to conspire with Bush to sway public opinion onto his side.
Maybe I'm being paranoid but there sure does seem to be alot of coincidences of US actions that would influence Canadians to want to militarize. The same as releases that would sway public opinion to accept his right wing views about social policies on Gays and Lesbians and Same sex marriage. While I personally am not in favor of SSM I do favor equal rights for Same Sex couples when it comes to taxes rights and benefits of Same Sex civil unions.
1930 US Invasion of Canada plan released?
Polygamy report leaked?
Sexually transmitted diseases on rise report?
US Submarine surfacing in Canada's artic?
American investigation into Income trust Leak?
American Ambassador to Canada comments on Martin comments US reticent nation and global conscience and Kyoto?
Murder convicts crashing BC border and being stopped 3 feet from peace arch?
US Ambassador claiming Canada doesn't own the North West passage in the high Artic?
Social policy by Conditioning and power of suggestion. If there was one thing I hated about Martin it was his disingenuousness by saying one thing but letting the complete opposite happen either by ignoring it or implementing policy so that he got what he wanted.
IE: War in Iraq while we didn't send troops to Iraq we did send ships to the gulf and troops to Afganistan.
BMD said he wouldn't support it but gave the Americans the data infop from NORAD so missiles tracked using NORAD could be shot down over Canada.
Privitize health care remoed so much money from it that it was broken and didn't do anything to stop the spread of privatization.
I just hope this series of coincidences and events to sway the public into siding with Harpers policies aren't contrived between Harper and Bush. It is one thing for Bush to try something like this but it is another thing all together for Harper to conspire with Bush to sway public opinion onto his side.
Maybe I'm being paranoid but there sure does seem to be alot of coincidences of US actions that would influence Canadians to want to militarize. The same as releases that would sway public opinion to accept his right wing views about social policies on Gays and Lesbians and Same sex marriage. While I personally am not in favor of SSM I do favor equal rights for Same Sex couples when it comes to taxes rights and benefits of Same Sex civil unions.
1930 US Invasion of Canada plan released?
Polygamy report leaked?
Sexually transmitted diseases on rise report?
US Submarine surfacing in Canada's artic?
American investigation into Income trust Leak?
American Ambassador to Canada comments on Martin comments US reticent nation and global conscience and Kyoto?
Murder convicts crashing BC border and being stopped 3 feet from peace arch?
US Ambassador claiming Canada doesn't own the North West passage in the high Artic?
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