Cointelpro vs. Canadian culture

Ever even heard of Cointelpro?

They try to make it sound like a thing of the past, the old ways.

It's not dead. It never stopped it's activities.

We see so much media from the States that we think we too are protected by Congress.

Any country other than the U.S. is under constant attack from COINTELPRO and it's related program MOCKINGBIRD.

You have no protection.

The aim is total world subservience to U.S. interests.


When we consider the millions of dollars the US has spent in the "Liberation" of Iraq, or more preciseley of Iraq's oil, then the amount of money spent on Cointelpro against Canadian culture is miniscule, but has almost as drastic an effect on our country and its people.

For only a few thousand dollars a year each the CIA can hire right wing hipsters and pay for an army of groovy cool backstabbers to decimate any Canadian artist, organization, or cultural entity that they deem too "radical" or "against U.S. interests in the region"

The "Church" committee and its investigations only extend protection to the citizens of the US,
Canada is a valid target.

Canada has always been a target of Cointelpro. The reserves of oil in the Canadian tarsands equal the amount under Iraq. Canadian water is shipped down south by the millions of litres while the communities served by those water supplies experience water shortages.

Feminize whole provinces with estrogen tainted water made by subsidiaries of U.S. corporations, after scaring everyone into bottled water by allowing public waterworks to to degrade.

Some crazy revolutionary poet or artist wants to rail against the system,
surround them with CIA hipsters, there are at least a thousand in every Canadian city
Character assassination and dirty gossip are as good as bullets, paid officials in Canada's arts community make sure nothing radical gets funding.

Take a look...
Lots of queer, feminist, world poverty stories and poems.

You don't see any radical left poets or authors printed in Canada.
Do you believe there aren't any?

In poetry slams across the country, the content we hear, is never the content we see.

It's Cointelpro vs. Canadian culture