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originally posted by: Kram09
No doubt the Canadian government will bring in severe legislation which will only end up restricting the freedoms of ordinary Canadians.
originally posted by: starviego
originally posted by: Kram09
No doubt the Canadian government will bring in severe legislation which will only end up restricting the freedoms of ordinary Canadians.
No doubt:
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Harper... signaled a radical shift towards American-style anti-terror tactics. ... ....He then promised expanded powers for his country's anti-terror agents.
"Our laws and police powers need to be strengthened in the areas of surveillance, detention and arrest," said Harper. "They need to be much strengthened... that work will be expedited."
Bend Over, here it comes again!
www.globalresearch.ca...
The United Nations reported that in the year of 2011 the civilian death toll in Afghanistan was 3,021 and 4,507 Afghans were wounded. According to other sources the actual number of civilian casualties was probably five times as large as the number that the UN mentioned. In February 2012 the annual report on ‘Protection of civilians in armed conflict’ prepared by the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), acknowledged that 3,021 civilian deaths last year is an increase of eight percent than the previous year’s total of 2,790. Jan Kubis, the head of UNAMA said that “for much too long, Afghan civilians have paid the highest price of war. Parties to the conflict must greatly increase their efforts to protect civilians to prevent yet another increase in civilian deaths and injuries in 2012.” He also stated that according to U.N. figures, “the Taliban and their allies were responsible for 79 percent of civilian casualties, Afghan and NATO led ISAF 9 percent, but it was not clear who was responsible for the remaining 12 percent of the casualties”.
These target killings of NATO-led ISAF are total violation of the UN Charter. The Geneva Convention clearly mentions that “Civilians shall not be the object of attack”. No one should be above the law
originally posted by: SamsonStrength
originally posted by: starviego
originally posted by: Kram09
No doubt the Canadian government will bring in severe legislation which will only end up restricting the freedoms of ordinary Canadians.
No doubt:
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Harper... signaled a radical shift towards American-style anti-terror tactics. ... ....He then promised expanded powers for his country's anti-terror agents.
"Our laws and police powers need to be strengthened in the areas of surveillance, detention and arrest," said Harper. "They need to be much strengthened... that work will be expedited."
Bend Over, here it comes again!
Yup. Here it comes. Hopefully Harper doesn't go full Bush on us though, I do like him as a leader.
We do what it takes. Take away their rights, ban them from flying here, bomb them, slap them, put them in jail, make examples out of them.
Hate them as they do us. Spill their blood, do what we can to destroy their twisted religion, make fun of them, taunt them.