For a better, more concise analysis I’ve compiled it here. Disclaimer: I’m not clear enough at all on the technical details of the information I’ve presented here to be sure that I am interpreting it correctly. Are consumers going to … Continue reading →
Update: October 7, 2015 I think people should ask these questions (or similar ones) of all candidates and all parties, big and small. (And anyone else relevant who needs challenged, such as members of the media). I’ll update these and … Continue reading →
Hundreds of Tech Companies to Congress: TPP and Fast Track Harms Digital Innovation and Users’ Rights By Maira Sutton, eff.org | 20 May 2015 In a joint letter to Congress released today, more than 250 technology companies and user rights … Continue reading →
U.S. Trade Position Protecting High Drug Prices Blasted By U.N. Agencies www.huffington, Zach Carter | 1 June 2012 A report issued by the U.N. Development Program and the anti-AIDS UNAIDS detailed a host of drug financing policies and intellectual property … Continue reading →
Note that this carbon tax was repealed in 2014. Aussie Gov Says They’ll Fine Anyone Who Blames Carbon Tax For Price Increases, Despite Carbon Tax Causing Price Increases www.informationliberation.com – May 27, 2012 This is a totalitarian measure against the … Continue reading →
Secret TPP Talks Continue at a Luxury Hotel in Hawaii as the Deal Grows More Controversial By Maira Sutton, Electronic Frontier Foundation | 28 July 2015 One of the concerns is the corporate push for excessive copyright terms. HT
Continue reading →By Alan Mercer CRTC issues $149K in do-not-call list fines against duct cleaner companies The Canadian Press – 24 March 2015 . . . Nine companies linked to illegal telemarketing calls about duct cleaning services have been named and shamed … Continue reading →
Google Doubles Down: Demands Review of All Antiwar.com Content Google Disables All Ads on Antiwar.com (Updated)
Continue reading →Alan Watt | 22 March 2015 www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com Podcast Program-Related Links and my own comments: Call for a World Parliament reinforced at second Global Week of Action ‘Freedom in jeopardy’: Thousands rally across Canada against new anti-terror law CSIS highlights white … Continue reading →
By Alan Mercer I know it’s last-minute, but here is the link again for this petition against Bill C-51. There has been a gradual process over the decades, which accelerated after 9/11, of building a framework for a global scientific … Continue reading →