Politics

In recent days there has been talk online about why Canada's PM Stephen Harper allowed the U.S. Government (U.S. Department of Justice) to swindle $43 million from Canadian investors when he was advised and warned 4 years before the money supposedly "disappeared" by whistle blower Gorcyca. See http://2006bruce.blogspot.com. If you are not familiar with the underlying story go here for a quick summary: http://www.scam.com/showthread.php?685266-PM-Stephen-Harper-s-Hackers-Deleting-Links-About-43-Million-Cover-Up This is the mainstream media version of what happened: http://www.investorvoice.ca/PI/229.html As you can see, some minor details were left out. Gorcyca worked two years inside American Financial Group - the Frankenstein laundromat that washed millions of dollars every month on...

Dear Mr. Harper, I write this at the request of my mother, who, along with myself represent a branch of the "old stock Canadians" to which you have been referring to during this election. To give you an idea of our family history: my mother's family literally fled the fires of religious persecution in Switzerland, due to their refusal to conform to the state church, as per their religious beliefs (for more details, look up Anabaptist history). They first fled to the Netherlands, and subsequently, around the year 1700, sailed to Pennsylvania where they became farmers. At the time, the area was ruled by the British, who also controlled what is now our beloved country of Canada. Following the American revolution one of my ancestors moved to what was than Upper Canada (now...

I have written to you twice before and you have not bothered to reply. I am a human rights worker for Burma. There has been no transtion to democracy, the cease fire failed, ASSK has failed democracy and human rights in every way, Thein Sein and Wirathu incite discrimination and religious hatred and all the political leaders are guilty of or complicit to genocide. Thein Sein forbids the use of the name Rohingya. This ethnic group are stigmatized, persecuted, tortured, raped and murdered. The authorities steal from them, burn their houses and prevent both food and medicine getting to them. Mass graves have been found - this all amounts to genocide. Yet, despite your weak speeches in Geneva - which talked mainly about trade and not human rights (HR took about 3 lines) the UK...

If you put the various parts of a bomb in the center of a room, nothing will happen. If a pound of methamphetamine simply sits on a table, no one will die. Yes, a shotgun on the ground isn't capable of picking itself up and shooting somebody any more than a bike is capable of peddling itself or a wind-up toy of winding itself. No one is arguing that inanimate objects are capable of violent acts without human intervention. The problem lies in the hearts of humans, and the danger arises when access to inanimate objects that ARE capable of inflicting harm if misused by human hands is too freely given. By this logic bombs don't kill people, meth doesn't kill people, cyanide pills don't kill people, lethal injections don't kill people. Any number of terrible, deadly things you can think of...