Dick Cheney and Existing Laws

secret police force: Canadians should not be willing to accept such an obvious threat to their basic liberties, according to Vancouver Observer. Our existing laws and our society are strong enough to stand up to the threat of terrorism without compromising our values. Under the cloud of fear produced by his repeated hyperbole about the scope and nature of the threat, he now wants to turn our domestic spy agency into something that looks disturbingly like a secret police force. Particularly noticeable in your announcement were your exaggerated expressions that exceed the paranoia of Washington chief attack dog, former vice-president Dick Cheney. Cheney periodically surfaces to update his pathological war mongering oblivious to facts—past and present—including his criminal war of aggression which devastated Iraq—a country that never threatened the U.S. You are quoted as saying that jihadi terrorism is one of the most dangerous enemies our world has ever faced as a predicate for your gross over-reaction that violent jihadism seeks to destroy Canadian rights. Mr. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.