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High school teacher is sentenced to 200 years in prison for 20 counts of child pornography possession. The attempt to overturn this sentence within the supreme court of the U.S.A. was denied. Typical of a country without any human rights. Read all about the story here. This is the sort of thing that happens when you permit the separation between Church and State to end in a country. We must do our best to prevent this type of sickness to prevail over common-sense within our beloved Canada.

Are you familiar with the C.N.P. (Council for National Policy)? If not, it is recommended that you read this article that was posted originally at Vivelecanada.

See story Below that was provided to Vivelecanada by rearguard.

Originally from January 16, 2007.

Conservative Party Links to Right Wing American Groups

Introduction

Over 20 candidates and members of Parliament for the Conservative Party of Canada, including leader Stephen Harper, Justice Critic Vic Toews, Foreign Affairs Critic Stockwell Day and Firearms Critic Garry Breitkreuz, have links to organizations established under the umbrella of the Council for National Policy (CNP), an American group that the New York Times calls a “club of a few hundred of the most powerful conservatives in the country,” and which Rolling Stone reports has “funnelled billions of dollars to right-wing Christian activists.”

Stephen Harper addressed CNP members in 1997 at its meeting in Montreal, where the group reportedly conceived of the Republican effort to impeach President Clinton.

Addressing the elite group is no small feat, given that guests may only attend meetings with the unanimous consent of the Executive Committee. Since Mr. Harper’s address, links between Conservative Party members and groups sponsored by the CNP like Focus on the Family, the Christian Coalition of America and the National Rifle Association have grown. In turn, these groups have taken an increasingly forthright role in influencing Canadian politics through radio broadcasts, Canadian affiliates, and training for grassroots advocacy efforts in support of Conservative Party candidates. This should perhaps come as no surprise given that the Vancouver Sun estimates that “roughly half the current 98 members” of the Conservative caucus “are religious social conservatives,” which is “well over double the national average.”

It suggests, however, that powerful forces may be affecting the distribution of political power in this country about which Canadians may not be aware. The following report describes in detail the links among the CNP, its associated organizations, their activities in Canada, and various Conservative Party candidates for the 2006 election.

The disclosure of this social conservative network is important because such links are likely to become stronger in the future. Influential young Canadian conservatives like Tasha Kheiriddin of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation have called for the creation of leadership training institutes along the lines of the Leadership Institute in Washington, D.C., which teaches, according to two Wall Street Journal reporters, “young members of the Religious Right how to take a role in national politics,” to train a new generation of Canadian conservatives “how to do all the things in politics.”

Within the last year, Cliff Fryers, current Director and Chairman of the Manning Centre and the Chair of the Conservative Party’s 2005 policy conference, and other officials from the former Reform Party leader Preston Manning’s advocacy organization have met with the President of the Leadership Institute, Morton Blackwell, a former Special Assistant to President Reagan and “a particularly hard core conservative activist,” specifically for this purpose. Blackwell, in turn, has shown a keen interest in spreading the teachings of his school to would-be conservative leaders from all over the world. It is perhaps no coincidence, then, that Mr. Blackwell was the Executive Director of the CNP when it invited Mr. Harper to address the organization in 1997, having administered the powerful social conservative group in that capacity from 1991 until at least 2000.

In Canada we will soon have a Federal Election. Let's take a look at the two leaders of the two main political parties.

Stephane Dion - leader of the Federal Liberal Party of Canada : here is a great link to the biography of Stephane Dion

Stephen Harper - leader of the Federal Conservative Party of Canada: This man is a dullard. A complete superstitious, intolerant man. That is all Canadians need to know.

Today I have started a new BLOG.

I will be submitting some case study incidents but I will not be posting any reports.

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It is interesting to note that Stephane Dion (future Prime Minister of Canada), has made it clear that the mandate of our next government will fall under the important areas of social justice, the environment and maintaining our economic growth. It is well known the current Conservative government cares nothing about social justice and very little about the environment. Preston Manning is currently active in Canada with a ploy to project a pro-environmental plan - that he would like the conservatives to adapt - which basically will hinge on the Canadian Public subsidizing the government. Those who are familiar with Preston Manning are already aware of his stance. I have familiarized myself with his pro-environmental proposal - we'll be hearing more about it up here in Canada - and will state that it is a proposal that advocates the levying of fees directly to the Canadian public and off the backs of businesses and governments. Typical sort of thing that only a Conservative could dream up. It will be interesting to see how this new plot will be managed against Stephane Dion's plans for our Canada.

Here is an article about Stephane Dion. This article is from Cnews.

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Stephane Dion outlines economy, environment, social justice as Liberal priorities

By MIKE OLIVEIRA

TORONTO (CP) - Liberal Leader Stephane Dion provided a preview Tuesday of what his forthcoming campaign speeches will sound like as he identified the economy, the environment, and social justice issues as key priorities during a speech to business leaders.

A prosperous economy and a healthy environment go hand in hand and if Canadian businesses are innovative, the country can be at the forefront of profitable green technologies, Dion told a breakfast crowd from the Economic Club of Toronto and Toronto Board of Trade.

"Countries that embrace the environment as a core priority will lead the global economy in the 21st century," Dion said.

"Their companies will become highly profitable by selling those solutions to the world. They will be shielded from the inevitably rising cost of energy by their strong commitment to energy efficiency. Their populations will have both higher incomes and a higher quality of life. I want Canada to be one of those countries."

Dion's first major speech in Toronto since becoming Liberal leader, clearly aimed at wooing the city's business community, focused on his plan to help corporate Canada thrive under a federal Liberal government.

He promised innovation policies to help Canadian companies succeed on the world's stage, highlighted Research In Motion Ltd. (TSX:RIM) of Waterloo, Ont. - inventor of the wildly successful Blackberry - as an example of what Canada can produce.

"Canadians are proud that the Blackberry, used throughout the world, is a Canadian invention. Yet, if Canada is to prosper, we need many Blackberry-style inventions across the country, produced by innovative Canadians in large or small companies," he said.

Businesses should especially target innovation in green-based industries, like clean renewable energy, clean fossil fuel technologies, and energy recovery technologies like oil sands and fuel cells, he said.

"If we can make Fort McMurray a centre for sustainable development, we will be able to do it everywhere in the world."

Dion said if elected prime minister, he would re-establish Canada's participation in the Kyoto Protocol and look ahead to future solutions in a post-Kyoto world.