Security Certificate Program and Disruption

: I've spent over two years studying the 21st century version of the insidious practice of "disruption" prior to the introduction of Bill C-51, according to Rabble. Disruption is, at its core, simply a second method to apply virtually the same constraints available through the "security certificate" program against Canadian citizens -- "targets" in the lexicon -- who are not caught by the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act . The actual, much-maligned security certificate program in the IRPA, shrouded with virtually the same degree of secrecy as is applied to disruption, cannot be used to target Canadian citizens. "Eyes-on-surveillance" , break-ins, demagnetization of bank cards, vandalism, smear campaigns, installing rootkits and vicious malware on computers, overwhelming a vehicle electronics to cause malfunction and injecting metallic noise onto a home powerlines resulting in sleep deprivation are all tactics used in disruption. We are being unceremoniously stripped of some of the few remaining Charter rights that this Harper government hasn't already circumscribed. The end game in disruption is a "sting." Hence agent provocateurs are brought in to try to dupe the target into committing a crime or acting "dangerous." Harper wants disruption done secretly. Spies call disruption "dirty tricks." It is a very apt description. Should a target discover they've been targeted for disruption -- and complain -- the expectancies "scam," as it known in spy circles, is engaged to throw the target off. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.