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Canada Sells Soul for the Illusory Promise of Black Tar

Prime Minister Harper’s assaults on Canadian freedoms are devastating. His assaults on free speech started quietly, first by muzzling, and then by firing federal scientists.

Apparently, that wasn’t enough, so he put the world renown Environmental Lakes Area, a base for 745 peer-reviewed scientific articles, on the chopping block.
If the source of scientific information is eliminated, Harper must reason, then scientific data used by Non-Governmental Organizations will be less available.
But he hasn’t stopped there. Specific Non –Governmental Organizations are being targeted by the Canada Revenue Agency in an attempt to stifle the message further. David Suzuki chose to separate himself from the David Suzuki Foundation in an effort to free himself from this government harassment.
Repressive omnibus legislation (Bill C-38) was designed to quickly pass anti-environmental laws before anyone noticed. Even Conservative MP’s were likely unaware of the contents or ramifications of the bill., and such is the intent of a 421 page bill.
It’s bad enough that corporate news conglomerates negatively impact information freedom: For example, rarely is the term “neo-liberalism” used in corporate media streams, nor is the phrase “human-caused global warming” used by weather reporters etc.
( Would that be because they are issuing weather forecasts LOL Do you recall the censoring of weather forecasters opinions when many doubted the validity of AGW `climate science` )
Now, even Conservative backbenchers find they must either censor themselves or face the consequences.
It’s no surprise then that Canada’s Freedom Of Information rating is now at 51 … below Angola and Colombia.