Council of Canadians December 19, 2006

“Canadians should be aware of the role of trade liberalization in Mexico’s political unrest,” says Carleen Pickard, the Council of Canadians’ regional organizer for British Columbia. The Canadian activist has just retuned from Oaxaca where she acted as a human rights observer in the civil conflict that unfolded from December 1-8. (Keep reading…)

from MRZine

The political doctrine of plausible deniability that was originally developed by the US government in the 1950s to mask CIA operations against real and perceived enemies is now being directed against the American public to conceal corporate schemes that are altering the economic infrastructure of the nation at large. (Keep reading…)

from MRZine

The political doctrine of plausible deniability that was originally developed by the US government in the 1950s to mask CIA operations against real and perceived enemies is now being directed against the American public to conceal corporate schemes that are altering the economic infrastructure of the nation at large. (Keep reading…)