News Junkie Canada

October 24, 2004

Section 5: Reference material -- links, books, government documents, websites

Section 5: Reference material

These are in no particular order; other excerpts with links were posted earlier although a few of those links are here too.

Errors I found in the links: I noticed an extra < b+r+/> added to a few of my archived material links; when I tried to gain access to these to correct them, I could not. I shall try again but, if I cannot, simply copy the link and remove the "extra" bit. Then, it should work.

Caveat: I cannot vouch for the veracity or value of all the material to which the links will take one. I came to them from reasonably reliable websites and the media. They are listed for you to check and form your own conclusions. Also, I have included a few links which demonstrate a laxity concerning security or a cavalier attitude toward Canadians' security and taxpayer money which I believe lead to some of the problems Canada faces today.

For any errors, double entries, and the like, I apologize -- but things happen -- and this is done in my spare time. I am not paid for it.

See "Section 6: More security and related articles with links" for references not listed here.

US Making It Easier to Deport the Pro-Terrorists; meanwhile, in Canada, "Terrorist Mahmoud Mohammad Issa Mohammad goes to court to stay. Will the media be attending the hearing in Toronto on Oct. 14? or US making it easier to deport the pro-terrorists -- Update: a lawyer has managed to keep him in Canada once again -- at least for a while.

Terrorist says health will suffer if deported Stewart Bell, National Post, September 13, 2004

Hansard: The House: Whistleblower Legislation--should be termed the "public servants disclosure prosecution act" -- Mr. Garry Breitkreuz--"the bill should include all public servants. The government should not be able to cherry-pick who it applies to. It should include the RCMP and crown corporations." Oct. 14, 04 (See Section 6)

Hansard: Bill C-11, the whistleblower protection act -- Mr. John Williams (Edmonton—St. Albert, CPC) -- ". . . . each deputy minister can have his or her own code of conduct. If a person is transferred from department A to department B, all of a sudden that person is working under a different code of conduct. . . . integrity is integrity in this department and that department and indeed every department. " Oct. 14, 04. (See Section 6)

This link led me to this: Communist Chinese Heavily Penetrating Canada -- And People Thought I Was Nutty by Linda A. Prussen-Razzano, Carolyn Katzan contributed. This article references a Globe article of Jan. 24, 1984. "What they didn't buy, they stole."

Canada Targeted by China Agents James D. Harder, Dec. 18. 2000.

Beijing spies stole Canadian nuclear secrets: newspaper S.C. Chang, Jan. 24, 2000. (See Section 6)

China displays new nuclear reactor Sept. 30, 04, Zha Xin & Liu Jiang, Xinhua/China View. Where is Canada in the list of developers? (See Section 6)

China Seeks Overseas Supplier for $8 Bln of Reactors (Update2) Loretta Ng in Hong Kong, September 28, 2004 -- the companies and countries which may become involved.

Grits thwarted Asian crime probe: Alliance Stewart Bell and Tom Blackwell, National Post, September 19, 2003

Secret RCMP-CSIS Joint Review Committee Draft Submission subtitled "An Amazing Specimen", 19 May 2003.

McAdams -- further details revealed

Executives of a dozen security-related businesses, sponsored by the federal National Research Council of Canada in China to pitch high-tech surveillance equipment -- Rights group questions trade mission to China -- Fears Canadian surveillance equipment will be used to repress dissidents Geoffrey York, September 21, 2004.

China IP Theft May Get Worse Ed Sperling, Electronic News, Sept. 23, 04. (See Section 6)

60 Minutes: The World's Greatest Fakes August 8, 04, CBS. The National Post / Financial Post, Sept. 22, 04 published "China rife with counterfeits"; subtitled "Even cars can be fakes -- Few signs of change after promise to target theft of intellectual property"; however, it may not be online now.

Seeds of Fire: China and the Story behind the Attack on America by Gordon Thomas, ISBN 1893302547 (Dandelion Books )

Inside the Dragon's Den -- Chinese Army Smuggling Into the U.S. Charles R. Smith, July 24, 2002

12 keys missing at nuke-arms lab, November 7, 2003, WorldNetDaily.com.

Feeding the Nuclear Dragon David H. Martin, 1995.

Cdn diplomat resigned before probe: report Sept. 21, 04, Alexander Panetta -- or here, Canadian diplomat linked to bribery scandal -- "two alleged corruption schemes at the Canadian embassy in Beijing" Alexander Panetta, CP, Sept. 21, 04

Canada is conned into taking rebels -- Colombians given refugee status -- Bogota arrests 3 civil servants Sept. 8, 04, Oakland Ross, posted excerpt here, News Junkie Canada, Sept. 10, 04

No fascists in China October 09, 2004, Patrick Tang and Wang Zheng, Financial Post -- a letter, Terence Corcoran's "Someone must stop this deal" (Sept. 28) is an extremely biased column. (See Section 6)

Noranda: It must not be sold to China -- "No foreign governments, especially totalitarian states like China, should be allowed to purchase Canadian corporations. " Windsor Star, October 4, 2004 (See Section 6)

China's Economic Minister, Oct. 21, 04 on CTV Newsnet (early in the morning) stated that the planned takeover of Noranda is just the beginning of mineral acquisitions. I heard it so there is no specific link. Check further.

Business as usual at China's U.S. branch -- Florida phosphate miner -- Noranda-China-Minmetals-Sinochem Corp-US Agri-Chemicals Corp China International Trust and Investment Corp-(CITIC) Jason Kirby, Financial Post, Oct . 23, 04

Shopping the globe for resources -- China desperately needs fuel to feed its red-hot economy. Is Canada its warehouse? Jason Kirby. Financial Post, October 23, 2004

Dragons and stones -- Minmetals is taking big strides into the rapids of the market economy, and it's not afraid to get its feet wet Minyuan Zhao, National Post, Oct. 23, 04. Minyuan Zhao is assistant professor, strategic management and organization, at Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota.

Let a Thousand Reactors Bloom Issue 12.09, Sept. 2004, by Spencer Reiss

Metals News, Research & Trends: NORANDA / CHINA MINMETALS: Noranda And China Minmetals Enter Into Exclusive Negotiations Sept. 27, 04. (To read this, there is a 14 day free trial; then, you must subscribe.)

Documents Related to the CANDU Sale to China -- see links on this page, as well as the article November 1996.

Canada Targeted by China Agents James D. Harder, Dec. 18, 2000

'Dangers for Canada are real' -- 'Absurd' not to fear attacks, PM's security advisor says Stewart Bell, National Post, October 15, 2004. (See Section 6)

Canada's borders come under attack Chrétien defends immigration policies originally published in the National Post, Stewart Bell, Marina Jiménez, Jan Cienksi and Joël-Denis Bellavance, December 21, 1999. (See Section 6)

The List: "Politicians are like baby diapers. They both need changing frequently and for the same reason." from www.vaxxine.com

'Dangers for Canada are real' -- 'Absurd' not to fear attacks, PM's security advisor says Stewart Bell, National Post, October 15, 2004. (See Section 6)

"News Junkie Canada" and "Frost Hits the Rhubarb" Archives with links to pertinent material and original articles in them:

Note:

The above-listed links have been used in some of the archived posts. There are several if you look through the archives; the ones listed here are just a smattering. When time allowed, I found and listed a few key words to help in searching. Also, when one post (by date) contains several articles on various topics, I sometimes listed the article(s) and the key words as a separate listing.

Taking Care of Business: Criminal Gang Activity in Canada, Prostitution, Medical Pot

. . . Cdn. Military-Hist/Problems . . . Hansard's Best! Ports-'Sieves', RCMP-OMG Oct. 15, 04

FBI & Indymedia, Bud's Posts, Min. Graham & Cdn Security, Concordia-Free Speech vs Violence, ADSCAM, UNSCAM October 11, 2004

Background for CNN, "Northern border and terrorists", 10 PM Oct. 11, 04 or read the complete original article, LAW ENFORCEMENT PROBLEMS AT THE BORDER BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA: DRUG SMUGGLING, ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION AND TERRORISM 2000 HEARING BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON IMMIGRATION AND CLAIMS OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, APRIL 14, 1999, Serial No. 17

Toronto Terrorist Hearing, Border Insecurity, BC Cdn Terrorist, Profiling . . .

Oil-CA, Court & Drugs, Terrorism & Deterrence, Minmetals & Noranda, ADSCAM. . . Communist Threat October 6, 2004. See The Communist Threat Dariusz Rohnka, May 15, 03. Dariusz Rohnka lives in Poland and is the author of "The Fatal Fiction: The New Face of Bolshevism -- An Old Pattern".

Immigration's Underclass inspired by a Diane Francis article in the National Post, April 29, 04

Friscolanti, Alberts, Humphreys: (Alleged) Drug Kingpin, a Deportee Who Deigned to Leave Canada or see the original -- link follows.

'A lot' of Canadians in al-Qaeda track between words -- Toronto, Vancouver men at terror training camp, Khadr says Stewart Bell, National Post, Aug. 17, 04

Police nab U.S. ecstasy ring based in Ottawa -- 170 arrested in joint bust Michael Friscolanti and Sheldon Alberts with files from Adrian Humphreys, Ottawa Citizen/National Post/CanWest

Police 'losing war' on dirty money -- Criminals using banks, other institutions to launder money, RCMP probe finds Adrian Humphreys, National Post, Apr. 1, 04

Husky strengthens holdings in China -- South China Sea: Signs deepwater exploration pact with China National Claudia Cattaneo, Calgary Bureau Chief, Financial Post, Aug. 17, 04

Feb. 25, 04

Mar. 1, 04

The Arafat File -- Canada's Contribution -- a waste of public money

Arafat's Pilfered Profits

"Diamonds, Criminal Activity, Canada, RCMP Comments" and search "organized crime"

Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants Registry or for an original source, Immigration Consultants Registry

May 5, 04, "Port Security, the Reality and the Perception" or Hansard, May 3, 04

"Corruption and cover up", WFive, Mar. 27, 04, CTV.ca (WFIVE)

Montrealers accused of money laundering -- Colombian drug profits allegedly routed through Canada Michael Friscolanti, National Post, May 05, 2004. -- RCMP, US DEA, London Nat'l Crime Squad, Police in Bogota, Money Laundering Colombian Drug Profits

"Youth gang 'epidemic' predicted " and "European mob targets diamond mines -- RCMP: Burgeoning Canadian industry vulnerable"

Whistleblower Legislation, Qui Tam etc.

H**** Angels, Whistleblower Legislation . . .

Gambling and Assorted Connections of Potential Interest

Search: DND-computers, Gun Registry, Criminal Gangs, Canada's Security Services Aug. 13, 04.

The Subcommittee on Immigration and Claims - Remarks by John C. Thompson, Director of the Institute 26 January, 2000, The Mackenzie Institute

Couple sued for stealing $107M Andrew McIntosh, National Post, August 11, 2004, on DND computers and a lawsuit against Paul and Stephanie-Anne Champagne

Ottawa lends Delta money for Bombardier jets -- Subsidiary of troubled U.S. airline to use federal funds to buy regional jets -- "Bombardier Inc. contributed more than $140,000 to the Liberal Party of Canada in 2003, making it one of the party's most generous donors." Andrew McIntosh, National Post, August 07, 2004 I have included this because Bombardier may have or be in the process of contracting to supply or build railway cars for China. Please notify if this is incorrect.

"Foreign crime groups threaten Canadian diamond industry: CSIS ", and "Husky Energy hopes for big oil discovery off Nfld. coast --New seismic data, drilling technology seen improving odds at making significant find -- includes links to other interesting information" Check for drug connections in this or one of the links for the burgeoning diamond industry in Canada below.

Organized crime eyeing Canada's diamond trade Colin Freeze, Aug. 20, Globe and Mail

European mob targets diamond mines -- RCMP: Burgeoning Canadian industry vulnerable June 4, 04. See also the archives for June 15 and 17, 04 (diamond scams).

European mob targets diamond mines: RCMP National Post, June 2, 04.

"Criminal Intelligence Service Canada: 2004 Annual Report"and other articles

Books:

Julian Sher and William Marsden -- "The Road to Hell: How the Biker Gangs Conquered Canada", Knopf Canada/Vintage Canada, June 2004, ISBN:0676975992

Yves Levigne: "[H**** A*****] at War" -- Check Google or Amazon for the ISBN number and publisher. [You can fill in that title. It has been suggested that I alter some things like this. You figure it out.]

Paul Tuns: "Jean Chretien: A Legacy of Scandal" Paul Tuns, October 2, 2004 from Freedom Press Canada Inc. It has been reviewed by Michael Taube in the Toronto Sun. Go to The Shotgun for more information. This is the first of what is sure to be many more books on the legacy and the era of Jean Chretien.

Paul Palango -- "The Last Guardians: The Crisis in the RCMP" -- McClelland & Stewart, ISBN:0771069081 -- on the politicization of the RCMP

Stewart Bell -- "Cold Terror: How Canada Nurtures and Exports Terrorism to the World", John Wiley & Sons Canada, February 2004, ISBN:0470834633

Emergency Sex and Other Desperate Measures: A True Story from Hell on Earth -- book on their experience with the United Nations Kenneth Cain, Heidi Postlewait and Andrew Thomson. KENNETH CAIN has written for the New York Times, the New York Times Magazine, and a series of scholarly publications on foreign affairs. -- HEIDI POSTLEWAIT works for the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations. ANDREW THOMSON works (or worked) as a medical officer at UN Headquarters, and Cambodia.

Website:

Nathanson Centre for the study of organized crime and corruption -- Organized Crime in Canada: A Quarterly Summary -- October to December, 2003 at York University.

Nota bene: The section that follows has excerpts from some of the above; it also has excerpts and links that are not listed above. Please see Section 6: which was posted previously.

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