Continued from Part 3 I have presented plenty of information in previous posts about Smart Cities, including the 2019 federal budget and a report from C40 Cities, etc. 1) Report from the Government of Canada’s Canadian Security Intelligence Service: Smart … Continue reading →
The Five Eyes: The International Syndicate That Spies on the Entire World by Patrick Henningsen | New Dawn Magazine 177 (Nov-Dec 2019) The operational core of this digital syndicate is known as the Five Eyes alliance. Code named FVEY, it … 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 →
The Libertarian Party of Canada Opposes Bill C-51 (Main website) The Conservative government, with the support of the Liberal Party, is seeking to pass new anti-terror legislation with Bill C-51. The Libertarian Party of Canada opposes this legislation wholeheartedly. Although … Continue reading →
CSIS powers beefed up under new bill tabled by Steven Blaney – Politics – CBC News | 27 October 2014 Bill C-44, dubbed the protection of Canada from terrorists act, was expected to be introduced last week before a gunman … Continue reading →
When CSIS comes knocking in Hamilton (http://www.thespec.com/opinion/columns/article/887773–when-csis-comes-knocking-in-hamilton) By Ken Stone, thespec.com, Hamilton Spectator | February 16, 2013 I never dreamt that having an op-ed piece published in The Spectator would contribute to two CSIS [Canadian Security and Intelligence Service] agents … Continue reading →
Use of torture-derived information by CSIS slammed as ‘not decent’ CP, www.theglobeandmail.com | December 7, 2012 The government’s labelling of an Egyptian man [Mohamed Mahjoub] as a terrorist threat to Canada’s national security is based on flimsy evidence tainted by … Continue reading →
Judge deals rare rebuke to CSIS, refuses to grant wiretap on citizens, corporations www.theglobeandmail.com | December 7, 2012 The federal spy service has been dealt a rare rebuke by a judge, who has rejected a CSIS bid to wiretap Canadian … Continue reading →
Proponents of Canada’s Online Spying Bill Still Trying to Justify Excessive Powers Electronic Frontier Foundation – www.eff.org – July 20, 2012 “Canada’s online surveillance bill may be on hold for now, but a recent news article confirms that a rather … Continue reading →