XPost: can.politics, ont.politics, mtl.general   
   XPost: bc.politics   
   From: Darrell.Larose@gmail.com   
      
   Çons@32% wrote:   
    >   
    > Vic Toews wanted unlimited online surveillance, and now Twitter has   
   given him just that   
    >   
    > February 17, 2012 thestar.com / Reuters   
    >   
    >   
    > Public Safety Minister Vic Toews asked the Speaker of the House on   
   Friday to launch an   
    > investigation into whether the Vikileaks30 tweets detailing his   
   divorce originated within   
    > Parliament.   
    >   
    > As Public Safety Minister Vic Toews demands an investigation into how   
   the story of his alleged   
    > infidelities, love child and subsequent divorce ended up on Twitter,   
   I am demanding a different   
    > investigation entirely.   
    >   
      
   So we see the real reason for the "Lawful Access" Bill, nothing to do   
   with protecting children. It's because Vic Toews was being spanked online.   
      
   The Bill is troubling; it does away with all due process.   
      
   The point of this is the Government wants two things;   
      
   1. Full access to everyone's Internet usage, without a warrant. They   
   can't tap your phone, open your postal mail, enter your homes and go   
   through your belongings WITHOUT A WARRANT!!   
      
   2. They want us to pay for the surveillance, the Bill says Internet   
   Service Providers (ISPs) must install the equipment on their own, to spy   
   for the Government. The expense of this equipment WILL BE ADDED TO OUR   
   Internet fees (Canada has the highest fees, and the lowest speeds and   
   bandwidth per $ of the 1st World)   
      
   Vic Toews, will say it's because of pedophiles, but it's really because   
   of the recording industry. The Gov't couldn't sell an early Bill asking   
   ISPs to spy on Music downloads, so they decided to try fear mongering to   
   force it through the House. The Bill was introduced as "Lawful Access"   
   but was renamed to;"protecting children from Internet predators"   
      
   It should be renamed; "Surrender your civil liberties", Why must the   
   Internet be the only place that due process is surrendered?   
      
   Public Safety Minister Vic Toews introduced the bill to parliament and   
   faced immediate criticism, not least for telling one political opponent   
   of the bill that he "can either stand with us or with the child   
   pornographers."   
      
      
      
   --   
   Darrell Larose   
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