Canadian Gestapo

So I was on my Facebook this morning, laughing at all of the stupid things people post, and all of a sudden I had this urge.

I had an urge to read more about Canada. I knew a lot about the US and a lot of the corruption that goes on there. I realized that I am constantly reading about US Political Madness, as we like to call it around here... But I never really looked into my own government. In, fact, when I DID try, Google was a little.. Blank. I decided to go out on a limb and look at our equivalent of the CIA: The CSIS.

Some or most of you may have heard of them, but maybe not - I know Canada isn't very active outside it's own country... Or so you'd believe.

I am beginning to think, however, that the truth to that is just that they do not get caught. Think about the Jews, they have this whole victim thing going on so they can kill and conquer without as much discrimination. Imagine if the whole "nice-guy, we don't get involved with wars" image of Canada is a front, so the citizens won't expect things like this to happen.

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This is the blog of one Micheal and Ingrid Heroux. Explore the case and approve or disprove it. I don't have the talent.


A lot of their claims seem pretty legit and they reference many links to news sites and other things. They even allow you to call, text, or email. I wouldn't advise calling them up to ask if they are lying about having their daughters kidnapped and killed by their government. But some general inquiries of the case it's self wouldn't be too much I wouldn't think.

Apparently CSIS was operating illegally up until around 2013. Not too long ago. I am going to investigate more of these cases - but until now, I'd like to see what you guys have to say.

An interesting part of this all is the DANNY PALMER part.

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Mr. Palmer blatantly refers to the CIA as the Isreali Intelligence and to me - that sounds about right.

The scariest thing about this whole thing is, technically, if it is all legit... Canada doesn't need a Secret Police force. Why? When they could just kidnap you, have you brought out to the middle of nowhere, then have the CIA kill you off and no one here is even linked to it. It makes even more sense when you look at C-51 and the recent militarization of our police. We are following in America's footsteps.

Just like in Mortal Kombat, Canadian citizens... PREPARE YOURSELVES!

Not sure where the post really went, so hope this is the right forum. Hope it was a good post or at least a start to someone elses.

Stay frosty.

Imagine if the whole "nice-guy, we don't get involved with wars" image of Canada is a front, so the citizens won't expect things like this to happen.

I have never viewed Canada in that image. To me it mostly seems the Canadians view their self in that image. And it is a false image. Take a look at this link. Start with the Borer wars.

Canadian arm services

In reality. If anyone looks at what Canada did during World War I and World War II. You instantly come to the realization the Canadian soldiers are some pretty bad MF's.

You really lost me at the Jews comment... perhaps you mean the leadership not the people... I hope.

Anyhow, being a Canadian I checked out their blog since I usually have my head full of American politics/intrigue. Confused.... They say their daughters were tortured and murdered by Canada but that they also just disappeared and weren't heard from. Two stories. How can this be? I'll admit I didn't read that far but this discrepancy was repeated a few times.

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I agree that Canada is not what it seems. I see the government as a passive aggressive dog... quiet and obedient but sneaking around and will bite when provoked or caught.

a reply to: OfManAndWolf There are a lot of jokes about Canada being the 2nd US, they have Rob Ford, they have Bob and Doug Mackenzie .
Jokes that their police only ride horses and stuff about huge maple syrup robberies. I have been to Canada a lot more as the boarder is about 20 minutes away. But all I see is a National Park, Clifton Hill (lots of wax museums, casino and outdoor Karaoke- my fave). I think the Canadian government may be happy to let these ideas stand. Clifton Hill is actually my most favorite place in the world, so I don't mean to sound insulting, I wouldn't have that if not for Canada.

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Think they're low key and yet prevalent in every area and work with all your local utilities etc.

I have a friend who is in the intelligence services with the submarine fleet in the Canadian Navy.

When he was staying with me one time on leave (his mom didn't have a spare bedroom), he told me that he has to watch the CBC ten o'clock news every night while on leave, as there would be indications in the headlines (code words) that mean they've all been recalled.

He had to leave suddenly after one of the broadcasts, and his mom told me two days later that he'd been recalled unexpectedly.

The Canadian Government has just passed a bill that even Americans are calling "worse than PATRIOT".

I think the Canadian Government and Canadian Intelligence services do a lot of stuff that goes under the radar because everyone is so fixated on the US intelligence services and ignore Canada.

I think it's time that as Canadians we ignore all the US press, and take a much harder look at what our own Government is up to.

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Canada is American puppet.

CSIS gets their orders from CIA

They call it cooperation LOL

I always wondered about Canada in the context of the so-called 'New World Order'. I seem to recall plans to make Canada, America and Mexico one giant country - basically all subsumed by America? Or it would be a complete revamp altogether. I am not sure. But Canada surely has its own dirty business. This past year has seen a lot of blackmail scandals come to light involving senior CTV correspondents and head news anchors. CTV would be on par with CNN in America. Stephen Harper is a Conservative in power and seems to have the majority of the nation's votes/support - although the Liberal party was in for well over a decade (there is no 4 year limit up here). Chances are he will get in again.

In fact, I just read this story about how Jeb Bush is really calling for better U.S./Canada relations, in his campaigns recently. That probably speaks to something that relates to the OP: U.S.-Canada relations in need of repair, says Jeb Bush

I think our government counts on the fact that we will pay more attention to American political news coverage than our own. So that when a scandalizing headline hits, it seems trivial compared to what is happening south of our border.

Bill C-51 passed the House of Commons without much protest from citizens mostly because no one really knew what the bill was or how it could affect them. And even when some of us try to mobilize, it is met with mostly apathy from our fellow Canadians.

Canadians have become the worst possible kind of citizen... a spectator.

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A lot of the friends I know personally on Facebook really rallied against C-51 - we were all well aware of it and there were lots of events and protests around Vancouver and the like. Vancouver can be more of a hub for networked events and has a larger demographic of smart, well-informed people that actually give a #. I generally do not get involved with protests because depending on the issue involved, it might: A- Not make any difference or B: Put me on a watch list of some sort.

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I know Vancouver was quite vocal about it but we're so far in the West and Central Canada hardly ever gives any f**ks about us West Coasters.

Every Nation is ran by globalist creeps, hell bent on controlling masses, limiting freedom, owning natural resources and creating lies, propaganda, shady acts etc..

The leaders of the world, for the most part, are all in on controlling humanity and earth resources.

Really, end of story.

originally posted by: MonkeyFishFrog
I think our government counts on the fact that we will pay more attention to American political news coverage than our own. So that when a scandalizing headline hits, it seems trivial compared to what is happening south of our border.

Bill C-51 passed the House of Commons without much protest from citizens mostly because no one really knew what the bill was or how it could affect them. And even when some of us try to mobilize, it is met with mostly apathy from our fellow Canadians.

Canadians have become the worst possible kind of citizen... a spectator.

Well, by the looks of things, Canucks are beginning to get fed up with the way things are being run.

Didn't the us and canada and the new ukraine vote sort of not in favour of an anti nazi glorifcation bill at the UN?
thats a triple negative with a half twist....judges say a real 9.9!

originally posted by: MonkeyFishFrog
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I know Vancouver was quite vocal about it but we're so far in the West and Central Canada hardly ever gives any f**ks about us West Coasters.

That is because they count the votes east to west and we have so few seats that the election is called while we are still standing in line at the ballot box.

Probably better anyhow since Vancouver no longer belongs to Canada. Best we keep it out of the federal vote.

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I always liked the idea of the Pacific Northwest becoming its own country! Of course, in that rendition it is Oregon, Washington State and British Columbia. It would make more logistical sense for B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan to split off. Canada is primarily dictated by East Coast old boy's networks. The West Coast is very disconnected from all of that. We also have very, very few French speaking citizens, but still all have to learn French and have French on all of our products LOL

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Canada BDS Hate Crime Charges: Israel Boycott Groups, Including United Church, Would Be Targeted By 'Hate Propaganda' Law

When boycott becomes 'hate crime' ...

Under the Harper government Canada has been one of the staunchest political allies of the Jewish state on the international stage. Canada was one of only nine countries, including the United States, to vote against the recognition of a sovereign Palestinian state at the 193-member United Nations General Assembly in 2012.

Civil liberties activists had been wary of the possibility of hate crime legislation being leveled against Israel boycott activities since the country’s Criminal Code was updated last year to revise the definition of hate speech to include “national origin” as a criterion, which some feared would conflate anti-Israel criticism with anti-Semitic hate speech.

originally posted by: corsair00
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We also have very, very few French speaking citizens, but still all have to learn French and have French on all of our products LOL

The Chinese and Indians in B.C might soon say the same thing about the english language.