Canada's Sovereignty

[politika]

What has been known for a whole is secret CIA planes touching down in Canada, but what we didn't know was that they might be transfering Terror suspects to be tortured. But what I don' tunderstand is why we are investegating it, considering Paul Martin clearly said none of this was happaning Although if you watched the National last night if you listened and watched closely to Paul Martin when asked wheather any of this was happaning he stuttered a few times and had shifty eyes as he denyed it

Are government obviously knows what is happaning and just wants to deny anything and prove to Canadians that they are doing somthing to stop it or they don't know and they aren't sure it's goiging on but they are investigating it any way there for contradicting them selves.

This sounds fishy either way.

[southerncomfort]

What has been known for a whole is secret CIA planes touching down in Canada, but what we didn't know was that they might be transfering Terror suspects to be tortured.  But what I don' tunderstand is why we are investegating it, considering Paul Martin clearly said none of this was happaning Although if you watched the National last night if you listened and watched closely to Paul Martin when asked wheather any of this was happaning he stuttered a few times and had shifty eyes as he denyed it

Are government obviously knows what is happaning and just wants to deny anything and prove to Canadians that they are doing somthing to stop it or they don't know and they aren't sure it's goiging on but they are investigating it any way there for contradicting them selves.

This sounds fishy either way.

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What proof or source do you have for this, and maybe it is being investigatged. Its not always a good idea to give away all our secrets is it?

[dugger]

So what if the CIA is/was/are landing planes in Canada. If so they are probably carrying terrorists to some other area to be interogated. Your comment about "terror suspects to be tortured"... so what? These are bad people who are garbage and whatever information they can give..through any means..is a good thing. Lots of noise about nothing.

[August1991]

What has been known for a whole is secret CIA planes touching down in Canada, but what we didn't know was that they might be transfering Terror suspects to be tortured.

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This sounds fishy either way.

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Fishy?

I would be more concerned about foreign trawlers invading our waters and stealing our fish.

Let's keep our priorities in order here.

[BHS]

I can't believe this is a serious premise for a thread. Does anyone seriously believe

a ) The US would pick Canada as a country to rendition terror suspects to for interogation/torture?

b ) Paul Martin (who, let's remember, didn't know anything at all about the sponsorship scandal) would know anything about interogation/torture if it were happening here?

I mean, really.

[theloniusfleabag]

Dear BHS,

Does anyone seriously believe

a ) The US would pick Canada as a country to rendition terror suspects to for interogation/torture?

b ) Paul Martin (who, let's remember, didn't know anything at all about the sponsorship scandal) would know anything about interogation/torture if it were happening here?

I don't think the implication was that suspects were being tortured in Canada, merely that we are being used as a way-station for 'illegal actions'. Don't forget, the CIA has/had 'proprietaries' (or 'front businesses) that operate in Canada (such as Arrow Air..recall the Gander crash some years ago, where a CIA plane crashed and the US had the crash site bulldozed to hide any evidence of a bombing, while eyewitness reports reported a mid-air explosion)

[politika]

yes but if you have heard Paul Martins speech denying the allagations he stutered and slured his words.

By the way the person who wanted proof of this, you should be watching the national it sbeen all over the news, but I think theirs somthing baout it on www.cbc.ca

[BHS]

yes but if you have heard Paul Martins speech denying the allagations he stutered and slured his words.

By the way the person who wanted proof of this, you should be watching the national it sbeen all over the news, but I think theirs somthing baout it on www.cbc.ca

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Paul Martin is lousy at answering questions he's been prepped for. It doesn't surprise me that he'd stammer his way through a response to a question that caught him off guard. I haven't seen the footage though. Political footage hasn't really been worth watching since The Scream, and before that The Shawinagan Handshake. How do you surpass benchmarks like those?