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Trudeau's hubris shows, once again, that Canada is a democracy manqué
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By Greg Felton
In a democracy, citizens should look forward to elections because it is the only time they have some say in how their country is run; at least, that’s the theory. In Canada, elections are occasions for anxiety and apathy because, contrary to all appearances, Canada is not a democracy, and electoral choice is a polite fiction. Of the three main national parties––Liberal, “Conservative” and New Democratic––only the first two are theoretically capable of forming a government, and of those, only the Liberals are viable. Since an election has been called for September 20, less than two years after the last one, it’s worth talking a look at the undemocratic results over the last 15 years to understand why there is good reason to be anxious about this election as well.
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 Rapid -fire analysis with host Kevin Barrett on a wide range of topics, especially the California fires, Jewish America and Saudi assassins
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 From England, Richard Hall and Andrew Johnson present and analyze my book in four 34-36 min. segments:
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This collection of 27 memoranda edited by Robert Steele, featuring my summary of The Host and The Parasite in the epilogue, provides the president with all he needs to call for an investigation into the events of Sept. 11, 2001.
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Because of Isramerican intimidation, this report on the repressive nature of Israel’s occupation has been deleted from the UN website. You can beat the censors by downloading a copy