Through these bills, and similar ones in the UK and elsewhere, America is making sure that Kissinger, Bush and all of their other top level co-conspirators in illegal wars, slaughters, selling of state assets, treason, etc. cannot be held legally responsible for the horrible crimes they have already committed and intend to commit .

How proposed Canadian Bills C-35 and C-36 together strip us of our constitutional rights - and worse

Overview:

It seems that the Canadian government and police are seeking permanent revenge for the indignities that they have experienced as a consequence of recent peaceful and lawful protests and other forms of democratic participation in Canadian society.

If they have their way, participants in intergovernmental meetings will be provided with blanket immunity from any form of prosecution for anything that they do or have ever done, no matter how heinous.

Meanwhile, Canadians are branded 'terrorists", and deprived of their property and freedom without due judicial process for in any way criticizing them (or the Canadian government) or in any way interfering with their diabolical agenda to take over and ruin the planet.

This all fits in with the US State Department's proposed Serviceman's Bill which threatens any country which supports the creation of an International Criminal Court (to be housed in the Hague, Netherlands) with severe sanctions (extortion), and also empowers America to invade any country which arrests a US serviceman for crimes against humanity (such as genocide and torture) .

The bottom line is that America is making sure that Kissinger, Bush and all of their other top level co-conspirators in illegal wars, slaughters, selling of state assets, treason, etc. cannot be held legally responsible for the horrible crimes they have already committed and intend to commit in violation of innumerable international and national laws and treaties.

Bills C-35 and C-36 spell the end of democracy in Canada

Michael Clinchy is a Canadian Zoologist who is gravely concerned about Canada's anti-terrorist laws in process. He analyses Bills C-35 and C-36, up for vote next week, showing how these laws work together to destroy the civil liberties of lawful citizens.

For anyone lulled into comfort by the miniscule, ineffective changes by “Injustice Minister