U.S. Threat to Canadian Freedom: Information Swept up by U.S. Authorities U.S. law extends to Nova Scotia databases cbc.ca, Nov 5 ’04 …There’s concern the U.S. Patriot Act allows the American government to access private information about Canadians. The law, … Continue reading →
November 7-14, 2004 Liberty & War The Truth Hurts antiwar.com, Justin Raimondo, Nov 1 ’04 100,000 Civilians Died Because of Iraq War, Hopkins Study Says Bloomberg.com, Oct 28 ’04 … The findings are the first scientific study of … Continue reading →
U.S. Threat to Canadian Freedom: Private Information Accessible to U.S. Authorities USA Patriot Act a problem in Canada, B.C. report says theglobeandmail.com, Canadian Press, Oct 29 ’04 The USA Patriot Act gives officials the power to see private information about … Continue reading →
February 3, 2004 Boundaries of Knowledge Liberty, War & Politics Boundaries of Knowledge Deception in the Name of Science? Gene Callahan, LewRockwell.com, January 17, 2004 How Galileo was wrong about comets. “And it was Galileo who was spinning a … Continue reading →
September 21, 2003 Liberty, War & Politics Are You Syria-ous? Now they’re saying Iraqi WMD were hidden in Syria – seriously! by Justin Raimondo, Antiwar.com, September 19, 2003 …In other words: it’s none of the public’s business why or how … Continue reading →
June 22, 2003 – C From the Underworld To the Everyman by Heather M. Carson, LewRockwell.com, June 18, 2003 About pornography. …Each new level of sexual permissiveness our culture has attained has made the personal ever more political. And as … Continue reading →
5/31/2020 – On a couple of issues here and there in these posts, I don’t really have the exact same views any longer about the State, I avoid false dialectics. It’s worth considering all sides of some historic events also. … Continue reading →
April 13, 2003 – B More on David Orchard Jan 21, 2003 David Orchard Speech: Declaring his Candidacy for the Leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada “…They are advocating deeper and deeper integration into our powerful neighbour, … Continue reading →
February 8, 2003 (b) Canadian Liberty: Good News & Some Very Bad News Jan 28/03: Privacy ruling rejects infrared drug search Good news. “The Ontario Court of Appeal extended the right of privacy to intrusive technological advances yesterday, acquitting a … Continue reading →