Infinite Unknown

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The world’s foremost remote viewing teacher, Edward A. Dames, Major, U.S. Army (ret.) is a decorated military intelligence officer and an original member of the U.S. Army prototype remote viewing training program. He served as the training and operations officer for the Defense Intelligence Agency’s psychic intelligence (PSIINT) collection unit, and currently serves as executive director for the Matrix Intelligence Agency, a private consulting group. The technical consultant for the feature film, Suspect Zero, (a Tom Cruise-Paula Wagner production), Ed coached Sir Ben Kingsley, and played the role of an FBI remote viewing instructor in the movie, as well.

Tags: Barack Obama, bird flu, Boston, British Columbia, Canada, China, Civil war, Collapse, Crime, DHS, Economy, Ed Dames, Environment, Food, Fukushima, Global News, Government, H7N9, Health, Homeland Security, Iran, Japan, Killshot, Mad Max, Martial Law, North Korea, Nuclear, Nuclear reactors, Nuclear weapons, Obama administration, Pandemic, Politics, Radiation, Remote Viewing, Society, Solar Flare, Sweden, Terrorism, U.S., Virus

- Canada to tax Bitcoin transactions (RT, April 27, 2013):

Canadians using bitcoins, the decentralized crypto-currency that recently went mainstream, must report their incomes and pay taxes as with other earnings, Canada’s Revenue Agency (CRA) confirmed following a media request.

The issue was clarified in response to a letter by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) ahead of the country’s tax season.

Two separate tax rules are applicable to the electronic currency, CRA spokesperson Philippe Brideau told CBC in an email.

When bitcoins are used as money to buy goods and services, the transaction is treated as barter and is taxable as such. When they are traded at a market for profit, they may be taxed as capital gains.

“When bitcoins are bought or sold like a commodity, any resulting gains or losses could be income or capital for the taxpayer depending on the specific facts,” the CRA ruled.

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Tags: Bitcoin, Canada, Global News, Government, Politics, Taxes

- Canada Foils “Terror Plot” Involving Attack On New York To Toronto Railroad; Al-Qaeda Linked (ZeroHedge, April 22, 2013):

Another day, another terrorist attack, this time in Canada, where the mounted police announced they have made arrests relating a “terror plot” planning to attack a New York to Toronto passenger train. And just to keep it really real, the name Al-Qaeda was released a few times. Supposedly this is not the same Al-Qaeda that is linked to the Syrian opposition, which these days is one of America’s best friends in the region against Hassad’s “evil” regime and so on.

• CANADA FOILS TERROR ATTACK ON PASSENGER TRAIN — POLICE
• CANADA POLICE MAKE TWO ARRESTS IN PLOT
• CANADA POLICE SAY ACCUSED PLANNED TO ATTACK VIA PASSENGER TRAIN
• CANADA POLICE RELEASE STATEMENT AT TORONTO PRESS CONFERENCE
• CANADA’S RCMP SAYS AL-QAEDA LINKED TO POSSIBLE RAIL ATTACK

The good news is that the maple syrup is safe. For now. RCMP’s bilingual press conference below.

Tags: Al-Qaeda, Al-Qaida, Canada, Global News, Government, Terrorism

- Cyprus-Style Bank Account Confiscation Is In The New 2013 Canadian Government Budget! (Economic Collapse, March 28, 2013):

The politicians of the western world are coming after your bank accounts.  In fact, Cyprus-style bank account confiscation is actually in the new Canadian government budget.  When I first heard about this I was quite skeptical, so I went and looked it up for myself.  And guess what?  It is right there in black and white on pages 144 and 145 of “Economic Action Plan 2013″ which the Harper government has already submitted to the House of Commons.  This new budget actually proposes “to implement a ‘bail-in’ regime for systemically important banks” in Canada.  “Economic Action Plan 2013″ was submitted on March 21st, which means that this “bail-in regime” was likely being planned long before the crisis in Cyprus ever erupted.  So exactly what in the world is going on here?  In addition, as you will see below, it is being reported that the European Parliament will soon be voting on a law which would require that large banks be “bailed in” when they fail.  In other words, that new law would make Cyprus-style bank account confiscation the law of the land for the entire EU.  I can’t even begin to describe how serious all of this is.  From now on, when major banks fail they are going to bail them out by grabbing the money that is in your bank accounts.  This is going to absolutely shatter faith in the banking system and it is actually going to make it far more likely that we will see major bank failures all over the western world.

What you are about to see absolutely amazed me when I first saw it.  The Canadian government is actually proposing that what just happened in Cyprus should be used as a blueprint for future bank failures up in Canada. Continue reading »

Tags: Bailout, Banking, Canada, Economy, Global News, Government, Politics

- 900-mile-long “front” of most contaminated water from Fukushima Daiichi moving across Pacific toward U.S., Canada (VIDEO) (ENENews, March 25, 2013)

Tags: Canada, Contamination, Environment, Fukushima, Global News, Japan, Nuclear, Nuclear reactors, Radiation, U.S.

- Canada’s Land Of Milk And Strontium 90 (EnviroReporter, Feb 28, 2013)

Tags: Canada, Environment, Food, Fukushima, Global News, Health, Japan, Nuclear, Nuclear reactors, Pacific Northwest, Radiation, Seattle, Strontium 90, U.S.

- Mission to transport 23,000 liters of bomb-grade uranium from Canada to US (RT, Feb 21, 2013):

Up to 76 truckloads of radioactive waste could soon be crossing into the US from Canada, local media reveal. Relocating the weapons-grade uranium (HEU) in liquid form would be the first operation of its kind, and is set to cost $60 million.

The trips may kick off in August, the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) documents suggest. Up to 76 trucks will be utilized in the operation, the Ottawa Citizen estimated. Each cask would carry up to 257 liters and contain approximately 175kg of HEU, which would be enough to produce nearly seven nuclear bombs.

The potential transfer of the weapons-grade uranium liquid (HEU) was first revealed in documents from the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) a week ago, with more details emerging on Thursday.

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Tags: Canada, Global News, Government, Nuclear, Nuclear weapons, Politics, U.S., Uranium

In other news:

- Mali conflict: Canada increases humanitarian aid to Mali by $13 million (Toronto Star, Jan 29, 2013)

- Soldiers trained by Canadian special forces hunted, tortured in Mali after failed coup (National Post, Jan 27, 2013):

Paratroopers trained by special forces based in Canada were behind a failed counter-coup in Mali last year to bring back a democratically elected government, but many have since been hunted down and killed by the country’s military.

Soldiers of the soldiers from the parachute regiment, 33eme RPC, were captured and later disappeared. They are believed to have been tortured and murdered by those behind Mali’s coup. Others fled to neighbouring countries.

- What Canada is doing in Mali (CBC News, Jan 28, 2013)

- Canadian special forces on ground in Mali, sources say (CBC News, Jan 28, 2013):

Harper tells MPs Parliament will be consulted on ‘any further steps’

Canadian special forces are on the ground inside the troubled West African country of Mali to protect Canadian assets there, CBC News has learned.

The special forces are not there to train Malian troops — and they are not involved in any combat role, as the government has repeatedly stressed and Prime Minister Stephen Harper repeated again Monday in the House of Commons.

The Department of National Defence would not confirm or deny the special forces are in Mali due to issues of security of personnel.

But a spokesperson for Foreign Affairs told CBC News, “Steps have been taken to ensure our mission and Canadian personnel are protected.”

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Tags: Canada, Global News, Government, Mali, Military, Politics, Special Forces

- Mark Carney Leaves Canada With ‘Stealth QE’ Rising At Fastest Pace Since 2009 (ZeroHedge, Jan 28, 2013)

Tags: Bank of Canada, Bank of England, Canada, Central Bank, Global News, Mark Carney, Quantitative Easing

- Why did a Train Carrying Biofuel Cross the Border 24 Times and Never Unload? (Oil Price, Jan 1, 2013):

A cargo train filled with biofuels crossed the border between the US and Canada 24 times between the 15th of June and the 28th of June 2010; not once did it unload its cargo, yet it still earned millions of dollars. CBC News of Canada was the first to pick up on this story on the 3rd of December 2012, and began their own investigation into the possible explanations behind this odd behaviour.

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Tags: biofuel, Canada, Economy, EPA, U.S.