"Idle No More" moves beyond the border....

The "Idol No More" movement by Canada's aboriginals has taken on a life of it's own and others outside Canada's borders have taken up the cause.

I read somewhere that this Bill C-45 is a forced assimilation by Stephen Harper.... that's "BULLDUNG" .... it is all about resources and filling the Conservatives pockets .... think about it Canada .... theoretically speaking... they have an inside track on who and where investment is going to occur ..... they know in advance who to invest in ..... this prior knowledge falls outside of what has become known as "insider trading" since there is no assurance the company they invest in will succeed however by breaking down the need for environmental assessment they can assure their success .... unscrupulous .... YES ..... illegal .... NO

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/idle-no-more-spreads-beyond-border-aboriginal-activists-220733063.html

Theresa Spence is fighting for the well being of her people and well she should but realize this Canada the "Idle No More" movement is your fight as well, it is up to all Canadians to defend the land against industrial rape.

Stephen Harper's heart, if he has one, it is made of stone. He is not defending or protecting Canadians he is all about raping the land, and to what end? Once the corporations have extracted all the resources, polluted the surrounding environment they can simply bankrupt the company and walk away from their environmental cleanup responsibilities.

The provinces and not the Federal government end up with the cleanup bill, just as Newfoundland learned recently with AbitibiBowater, and the courts supported AbitibiBowater.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/story/2010/04/02/nl-abitibibowater-claim-stayed.html

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-08-24/canada-to-pay-abitibibowater-c-130-million-in-newfoundland-nafta-dispute.html

It is time for all Canadians to stand by our aboriginals and be counted as one people.