UN: Maurice Strong and Friends -- Steyn's "The Power Behind the Thrones" Has Something for Everyone & a Canadian Connection -- Just Search

UN: Morphing Moses

Morphing Moses Judi McLeod, Canadafreepress.com, February 22, 2005

The Kyoto Protocol, which came into effect on February 16, 2005 in a blaze of celebrations, proves the power and might of obscure Canadian, Maurice Strong.

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UN: Oil-for-Food finds NFL football! Judi McLeod, Canadafreepress.com, February 21, 2005

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Mark Steyn "The Power behind the thrones " -- an article with something to interest everyone -- just check the search terms.

The Power behind the thrones 14 February 2005, Mark Steyn

I always love the bit on the big international news story where they try to find the Canadian angle. [. . . . ]

Once upon a time, it didn’t seem such an effort to find “Canadians making a difference in the world”--D-Day, say, or even the early years of Pearsonian peacekeeping. But it’s a stretch nowadays. [. . . . ]

And yet, throughout this period, there has indeed been a Canadian making a difference in the world-and if The National wanted to do a 133-part special report on him, for once they’d have enough material. Most of us know Paul Desmarais as the . . . well, let’s hold it there: most Canadians don’t know Paul Desmarais at all. [. . . . ]

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Did the UN have anything to do with the release of 880 women and children?

release of 880 women and children from bondage

Working through an Arab-African peace committee, CSI officials were able to secure the voluntary emancipation of 880 people. Many women and girls, interviewed upon their release, reported being gang-raped and forced to convert. Our members helped underwrite the cost of the survival kits that were distributed to liberated slaves. [. . . . ]