Canadians Being Spied On

Your Government is Spying On Your Downloads. http://t.co/2hkBFUe7K3 w/ @caparsons pic.twitter.com/OHOf95n64u

— CANADALAND (@CANADALAND) February 2, 2015

3. Or maybe the media has allowed government (#CSE) to define spying on its own terms- the least alarming terms possible.

— Jesse Brown (@JesseBrown) February 2, 2015

4. #CSE says it doesn't "target" Canadians. True. They spy on all of us, so no-one is "targeted". Hilarious.

— Jesse Brown (@JesseBrown) February 2, 2015

And yet our creepy Prime Minister wants this law:

C-51: 12 months inside without trial based on the *fear* that someone *may* commit a terrorist offence pic.twitter.com/Iz4dbU3Qcz

— Stephen Maher (@stphnmaher) February 2, 2015

Despite this being a possibility, i.e. the system makes a grave mistake:

Peace bond dropped against man Montreal police suspected would commit a terrorist acthttp://t.co/tP4LXtccQD

— Stephen Maher (@stphnmaher) February 2, 2015

ADDED:

Ugh RT @InklessPW: That time when CSIS opened a file on Preston Manning. https://t.co/q3elQCI0Bp

— Stephen Maher (@stphnmaher) February 2, 2015

When CSIS has a file on Manning, it’s no better than the FBI monitoring everyone for possible Communist tendencies.