Canadian Government is 'muzzling its scientists'

[Corncrake]

More on the climate change issue:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-16861468

[SomaSmith]

The "memory hole" has to fill up at some point? Right? The spin and suppression of truth in science is out of control!

It is hard to trust anything that you can't see with your own eyes thanks to this sort of charade.

[sunflower]

You really have to read the article to believe it. That was quite enlightening. So we Canadians have at least a few taboo subjects: climate, tar sands, salmon and asbestos! At least here in Quebec we seem to have put a stop to fracking.

[WhiteFeather]

With all the supressions of valuable science and free energy devices globally,,,,IMO and consciousness. Methinks The Dam's gotta break sooner or later thus exposing everything. And Hopefully real soon.

[Hervé]

How Canadian "science" works... listen to this interview of Dr. Tim Ball especially with respect to that ozone scam:




http://archives2011.gcnlive.com/Archives2011/oct11/Nutrimedical/1017113.mp3
http://archives2011.gcnlive.com/Archives2011/oct11/Nutrimedical/1017113.mp3

[Hervé]

To understand this one, you need to listen to the above Dr. Tim Ball (http://drtimball.com/)'s interview and then, maybe, realize that the scare tactic they used regarding the ozone scam didn't quite work out...


High Arctic research station forced to close (http://news.ca.msn.com/top-stories/high-arctic-research-station-forced-to-close-1)


http://blu.stb.s-msn.com/i/EB/9EB5B91F5FC3B92E2DC5CCD6A3967.jpg

Canada's northernmost research laboratory is shutting down due to lack of funding.
The Polar Environment Atmospheric Research Laboratory (PEARL) in Eureka, Nunavut, which made key measurements last winter used to detect and analyze the largest ozone hole ever detected over the Arctic, will cease year-round operations on April 30. At that time, its equipment will be removed and the building will remain available only for intermittent, short-term projects.
"When you run out of money, there's no alternative but to close the lab," Jim Drummond, a Dalhousie University researcher who is the principal investigator for PEARL, said Tuesday.

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[Kristo]

I had a patient not too long ago whose husband is a scientist employed by the U.S. Gov't. She generalized that her husband works on a ship in the ocean, gathering information having to do with destruction of the reefs and its Earthly implications. She admitted that upon submitting his findings, the results would be returned to his Team with thick black lines omitting information the Gov't did not want released. She was beyond miffed and relayed her husband (& his Team's) dismay at the deliberate censorship.
We hear of this sort of thing in the alternative media all the time.... Was interesting (and disheartening) to hear about it first-hand. To those who doubt, the cover-up is real.
Blessings,
Kris