Two went to Algeria to start wars and one went to Guelph to wage a different kind of war, a war against the voters in this country by using robocalls to interfere with the democratic system that we hold dear. Raping and destroying democracy in this manner is every bit as terrorist inspired as anything the other two young men committed, just without the same level of physical violence.
The only difference is in the reaction of those in the government who’s own loyalties to our country are dubious at best. With Communist Chinese payola bulging out of their pockets and an increasing use of the language and methodology of fascism oriented nations when dealing with those who criticise them on the home front, it’s no surprise that they offer up the red herring of home-grown terrorism as bait to sucker well-meaning Canadians into believing that criticism of the oilsands and global terrorism are one and the same thing. Their flunkies that go on talk radio and television make a point of subtly connecting the twisted beliefs of jihadists with the socially responsible beliefs of those who fight to stop the oilsands and other protesters of destruction here in Canada.
But in the meantime, the terrorists are all too often these same right-wing neo-con elites, terrorizing our democratic values with their out of date Bush era rhetoric and actions while trying to cover their actions by silencing and menacing anyone who criticizes their very un-Canadian behaviour. And so we have scientific leaders silenced, defenders of the planet silenced, even the very churches that preach the Christian faith are silenced for fear of losing their necessary funding if they speak out against the destruction of our country.
And Canadian voters identified as enemies by these neo-con terrorists are misdirected to false polling places on election nights, given invalid information or just suckered with lies and innuendos in order to ensure that power remains in the hands of only those who kowtow to the neo-conservative way of thinking. And all directed from where we wonder? Probably not Ottawa, not even Alberta, but much further away.
