What First Nation Activities Are NOT Considered A Potential Threat To Canada?

Posted on Monday, January 16 at 20:10 by NAUWATCH

When the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) reported that Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) dedicated countless INAC staff and thousands of dollars to spying on Cindy Blackstock -- I think most of us in Turtle Island gave our heads a shake.

While it has been known for some time that Canada spies on our Indigenous leaders and community members who defend our lands, I don't think most of us were aware that any First Nation advocate was a target. This is what shocked me the most -- that Canada's "national security" laws are so broad as to make someone like Cindy Blackstock an enemy of the state.

read full article http://rabble.ca/blogs/bloggers/pamela-palmater/2012/01/csis-and-me-what-first-nation-activities-are-not-considered-p

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  1. Thu Jan 19, 2012 6:17 pm
    Amazing, our government is spying on peaceful citizens. I seen this before where CSIS was spying on anti-globalist protesters and they even showed up to one of their houses harrasing them and asking questions. The govenrment is getting more and more out of control, its time to speak out and defend our rights and freedoms.

  2. Wed Jan 25, 2012 10:31 pm
    These bureaucracies need to identify a threat or enemy, to justify their budgets and existence.( relevance) It was 'Communists". Now that no longer works, so it became "Terrorists" which is wearing thin, so now its "Native Child Advocacy". Shows how feeble their self justification efforts have become, when they are so desperately grasping at straws.
    Nothing screws up such intrusions as much as flooding them with disinformation.



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