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Instead of society based on free will and accountability – starting with prisoners, let’s “screen” for “brain injuries” and drug them with some bogus excuse

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Call to screen prisoners for brain injuries (http://www.scotsman.com/scotland-on-sunday/call-to-screen-prisoners-for-brain-injuries-1-2795977) www.scotsman.com | February 17, 2013 Prisoners in Scotland’s jails should undergo tests for signs of brain injury and be prescribed mood-altering drugs to help bring down re-offending rates, according to experts…. Getting … Continue reading →

Ontario man acquitted after long trial for firearms charges after defending his home against attackers

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Ontario man acquitted of charges in home attack hopes self defence precedent bolstered (http://www.vancouversun.com/news/Ontario+acquitted+charges+home+attack+hopes+self+defence+precedent+bolstered/7780220/story.html#ixzz2H90uDGJ4) By Jeff Davis, The Canadian Press, www.vancouversun.com | January 5, 2013 ‘… Ian Thomson says a judge in Welland acquitted him on Thursday of firearms-related charges … Continue reading →

UK children being taken from families because of dubious “experts” and government adoption policies

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The ‘experts’ who break up families: The terrifying story of the prospective MP branded an unfit mother by experts who’d never met her – a nightmare shared by many other families by Sue Reid, Daily Mail | March 28, 2012 … Continue reading →

Use of torture-derived information by CSIS is slammed

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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 rejects Canadian spy agency’s bid to wiretap citizens & corporations

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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 →

Hockey star who suffered abuse from coach says Canadian justice system too lenient on pedophiles

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Canada a ‘Disneyland for pedophiles’: Fleury sports.ca.msn.com | December 6, 2012 Former NHL star Theo Fleury is taking aim at Canada’s justice system, saying the country’s weak penalties for sexual abuse make it a “Disneyland for pedophiles.”

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Why people confess to things they didn’t do, Reid interrogation technique, CBC documentary

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Why People Confess to Things They Didn’t Do. A lecture by Dr. Richard Ofshe By Jan Irvin, www.gnosticmedia.com | December 1, 2012 Related: www.falseconfessions.org The Decision to Confess Falsely: Rational Choice and Irrational Action by Richard J. Ofshe and Richard … Continue reading →

Former Canadian MP John Manly released by the Israelis after effort to break the blockade of Gaza, NDP hierarchy exposed, Noam Chomsky praises the mission

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Former MP detained on ship bound for Gaza released by The Canadian Press | www.cbc.ca | October 23, 2012 “…The vessel was trying to break through Israel’s blockade of Gaza and reportedly carrying aide supplies when it was intercepted and … Continue reading →

Ontario cop charged with child luring and prostitution – also info on past abuse investigations in Cornwall

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Ont. cop charged with child prostitution, luring | www.torontosun.com | QMI | October 12, 2012 “A Cornwall, Ont., police officer has been charged with child luring and child prostitution… “…Cornwall still bears painful scars from similar sex cases involving authority … Continue reading →

UK establishing "new generation of secret courts"

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Secret court proposals compared to superinjunctions www.guardian.co.uk – August 19, 2012 “The government’s plan to establish a new generation of secret courts has sparked fresh controversy after it emerged that the fact that a hearing is to be held behind … Continue reading →