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The big business of selling Canadian technology to Turkey

The big business of selling Canadian technology to Turkey Turkey’s booming defence sector is making it a ‘priority market’ for many Canadian companies The Canadian flag is flying in Istanbul this weekend, where Canadian technology and innovation are very much in evidence and it’s all for sale. The Canadian presence at the annual defence industry fair (IDEF) […]

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Military Contractors Behind New Pressure Group Targeting Presidential Candidates

MILITARY CONTRACTORS BEHIND NEW PRESSURE GROUP TARGETING PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES Former House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers has formed anew pressure group, now active in Iowa and New Hampshire, to serve as the “premiere national security and foreign policy organization during the 2016 debate” and to “help elect a president who supports American engagement and a strong foreign […]

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China, Russia Unveil First-Ever Mediterranean Joint Naval Exercise

China, Russia Unveil First-Ever Mediterranean Joint Naval Exercise Sabre-rattling much? For the first time in history, Chinese and Russian navies will begin a significant joint naval exercise in The Mediterranean Sea in mid-May. As RT reports, Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Geng Yansheng, “The aim is to deepen both countries’ friendly and practical cooperation, and increase our navies’ ability […]

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Cyber-Attacks Are The New Cold War

Cyber-Attacks Are The New Cold War The Invisible Enemy Earlier this month President Obama declared foreign cyber-threats a “national emergency”.   During the State of the Union address, he said that “if the US government does not improve cyber defenses, we leave our nation and our economy vulnerable”.  This past weekend the TV program 60 Minutes ran […]

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GOP Establishment Queen Mitch McConnell Introduces Patriot Act Reauthorization with Zero NSA Reforms

GOP Establishment Queen Mitch McConnell Introduces Patriot Act Reauthorization with Zero NSA Reforms Late last week, I published a post about Patriot Act reauthorization that turned out to be extremely popular. It was titled, Congress is Attempting to Reauthorize Key Patriot Act Provisions by Sneaking it Into “USA Freedom Act.” Here’s an excerpt: June 1, 2015 is […]

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The cyber blitzkrieg

The cyber blitzkrieg The forces of the perfect storm of climate change, energy tsunamis and global economic bubbles in collision are complex and varied; each with their own levels of threat and urgency. In this milieu, it’s easy to over-fixate on the more visible threats and downplay the others. Case in point: The Iranian nuclear […]

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Let’s Not Sacrifice Freedom Out Of Fear

Let’s Not Sacrifice Freedom Out Of Fear A scientist, or any knowledgeable person, will tell you climate change is a serious threat for Canada and the world. But theRCMP has a different take. A secret report by the national police force, obtained by Greenpeace, both minimizes the threat of global warming and conjures a spectre of threats […]

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Moscow-Based Security Firm Reveals What May Be The Biggest NSA “Backdoor Exploit” Ever

Moscow-Based Security Firm Reveals What May Be The Biggest NSA “Backdoor Exploit” Ever Since 2001, a group of hackers – dubbed the “Equation Group” by researchers from Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab – have infected computers in at least 42 countries (with Iran, Russia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, and Syria most infected) with what Ars Technica calls“superhuman technical feats” […]

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Crude Conspiracies? Data Suggest Nations Do Go to War Over Oil

Crude Conspiracies? Data Suggest Nations Do Go to War Over Oil  The “thirst for oil” is often put forward as a near self-evident explanation behind military interventions in Libya, for instance, or Sudan. Oil, or the lack of oil, is also said to be behind the absence of intervention in Syria now and in Rwanda […]

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How the Powerful Try to Rule Through Cybersecurity

How the Powerful Try to Rule Through Cybersecurity Michael Daugherty is President & CEO of LabMD, an Atlanta-based clinical and anatomic medical laboratory with a national client base. Daugherty exposes how business was cyber bullied by federal contractors in his book The Devil Inside the Beltway, He summarizes his incredible story below: …click on the above link to […]

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Failing Stimulus And The IMF’s New ‘Multilateral’ World Order

Failing Stimulus And The IMF’s New ‘Multilateral’ World Order My theme for 2015 has been the assertion that this will be a year of shattered illusions; social, political, as well as economic. As I have noted in recent articles, 2014 set the stage for multiple engineered conflicts, including the false conflict between Eastern and Western […]

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Inner City Turmoil and Other Crises: My Predictions for 2015

Inner City Turmoil and Other Crises: My Predictions for 2015 If Americans were honest with themselves they would acknowledge that the Republic is no more. We now live in a police state. If we do not recognize and resist this development, freedom and prosperity for all Americans will continue to deteriorate. All liberties in America […]

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Ron Paul 2015 Predictions: Inner City Turmoil and Other Crises

Ron Paul 2015 Predictions: Inner City Turmoil and Other Crises If Americans were honest with themselves they would acknowledge that the Republic is no more. We now live in a police state. If we do not recognize and resist this development, freedom and prosperity for all Americans will continue to deteriorate. All liberties in America […]

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Operation Socialist: How GCHQ Spies Hacked Belgium’s Largest Telco

Operation Socialist: How GCHQ Spies Hacked Belgium’s Largest Telco. When the incoming emails stopped arriving, it seemed innocuous at first. But it would eventually become clear that this was no routine technical problem. Inside a row of gray office buildings in Brussels, a major hacking attack was in progress. And the perpetrators were British government […]

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Canadian Embassy in Cairo closed due to security concerns | Reuters

Canadian Embassy in Cairo closed due to security concerns | Reuters. (Reuters) – Canada’s embassy in Cairo was closed on Monday until further notice because of security concerns, an official answering its emergency telephone line said, the second diplomatic mission to shut its doors this week. A message on the embassy’s website read: “The ability […]

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