Montreal Student uprising - Tuition hike smokescreen

Montreal Student uprising - Tuition hike smokescreen



Veröffentlicht am 28.04.2012 von BarbarianRebellion

I don't really consider myself a separatist because I kind of like Canada as it is. But being under the rule of the British crown is NOT sovereignty. If it isn't sovereignty then it isn't really a country. It's a raw deal.. A corporation. A bad joke. The only way to stop this madness is to start by cutting the head off the snake!
Hydro Quebec eminent domain
Land Grab Nightmare, Northern Pass, July 7th, 2011(part two)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wp1cb_iAbT4

Oh, and btw.. Hydro Quebec is a "CROWN" corporation and...

Crown corporations are peculiar hybrid entities — somewhere between a government body and a private enterprise. They are wholly owned by the state but operate at arm's length from government.

Crown corporations are created to advance certain policy objectives and in this sense are "instruments of public policy," in the words of a Treasury Board report on the subject. But some of them also have to operate in a business capacity, meaning they have commercial interests and competitive pressures to contend with that can, at times, conflict with their policy mandate.
View a list of all Crown corporations

They are generally created to fill a need the government feels is not being met by the private sector, which is either unable or unwilling to provide certain services the government deems necessary or in the national interest.