Sunday, September 27, 2015

Changing Political Power in Canada, not just Changing the Political Party in Power.

When the Government signs away sovereignty the patriots must revolt.

Changing Political Power in Canada,
not just Changing the Political Party in Power.

For in Canada, uniquely, the prime minister’s powers of appointments extend not only to all who serve beneath him, but to every one of the offices that might be expected to hold him in check

There is no justification for including investor-state dispute in the FIPA or in TTP

http://thetyee.ca/Opinion/2014/09/15/China-Investment-Treaty-Breakdown/?utm_source=fb-page-editor-post&utm_medium=fb-page&utm_campaign=fb-09-2014

There is no justification for including investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) in either the CETA or the TTIP.

https://www.policyalternatives.ca/publications/reports/investor-state-dispute-settlement-ttip-and-ceta

As a friend, conservative and Harper supporter told me, revolution is the only way to change our system of elected dictatorship.

Canada's election flawed laws are the reason we not able to obtain a Good Government. If you are in doubt for a second about this. Look at the FIFA, TPP and CETA investment treaties. These are secret agreement and are particularly harmful because it denies public access to arbitration case decisions miss-leading the public into believing their government is able to exercise sovereign powers.

The solution is monitoring and regulating pre-election direct and indirect advertising spending.

Much of the Media is owned by companies who have little or no interest in reporting and a lot of interest in policy.
Making sure their policies they are pushing are seen as best polices, which is often a LIE.

There needs to be media financial transparency. Who is pay for the Media operation and who owns it. This very detail financial information must be publicly broadcast annually for both private and publicly owned media enterprises.

Democracy depends on an informed public voting in fair elections.

Corruption and democracy: Political finances - conflicts of interest -
lobbying - justice (2008)

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