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CHIMO

(9,223 posts)
Fri Feb 7, 2014, 09:31 PM Feb 2014

Canada’s new citizenship bill a Trojan horse: Walkom

It’s not just Omar Khadr who’ll be hit.

Bill C-24 would give the Conservative government unprecedented authority to strip Canadians of their citizenship.

Government press releases say the new revocation measures would apply only to dual citizens — that is, to Canadians who are also citizens of another country. Technically, this is true.

What the press releases don’t say is that thousands of Canadians born in this country may be dual citizens without realizing the fact.

http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2014/02/07/canadas_new_citizenship_bill_a_trojan_horse_walkom.html

US Canadians, watch out. When the world turns!

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Canada’s new citizenship bill a Trojan horse: Walkom (Original Post) CHIMO Feb 2014 OP
You just know it that ANY Harper bill is arikara Feb 2014 #1
Harper's government has already created a 2nd class citizen. riverbendviewgal Feb 2014 #2

arikara

(5,562 posts)
1. You just know it that ANY Harper bill is
Sat Feb 8, 2014, 01:02 AM
Feb 2014

going to contain a big bomb, or at the least a trojan horse. Its all part of his game plan to make Canada unrecognizable.

riverbendviewgal

(4,252 posts)
2. Harper's government has already created a 2nd class citizen.
Sat Feb 8, 2014, 10:15 PM
Feb 2014

All American Canadians are now 2nd class citizens with the signing of FATCA.

It is a sad day in Canada. Harper is destroying it . Physically with the tar sands and with his immoral laws

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