Cold War
Sep 10 2010, Marco Villa

Canada seeks to revive the Cold War.

‘The Russians are coming’. That was the headline - for all intents and purposes - of a recent press release by the Canadian government. The Conservative government of neo-con Stephen Harper is a militarist one...

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