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stillsearching · 09-07-2006, 01:33 AM

Some may argue this should go in the NWO area, but this off topic chit seems to get the most traffic. Move it if you like. Now to the topic.

It's friggin happening folks, google "new canadian government" and you get 18,400 hits.

A press release today that I cannot yet find but read on CBC Radio's "As It Happens" just minutes ago (sep6) stated that "effective immediately and until further notice The Government of Canada is to be replaced by the New Canadian Government, and when referred to in the short form the first letters are to be capitalized" NCG......NWO

Now Canada is where I happen to hang my toque, and this really frikkin frosts me, anybody else heard this?

Whats next ...the folks in the British Isles, New United Kingdom - NUK? You should push for Free United Kingdom, yeah that's what I say too.

Once I find an"official release" I'll post it but for now anybody else that wants to look, go ahead

Pissed off and shaking (and not from the cold), Johnny Canuck

09-07-2006, 01:44 AM

Looks like the laws of the old canada are null and void eh?

Got a link from a new story that's mainstream?

pizzaman777 · 09-07-2006, 01:58 AM

Quote:Looks like the laws of the old canada are null and void eh?

Got a link from a new story that's mainstream?

Don't know if it's mainstream but:

http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/s...e4-901bcfc36b13

Quote:Tories rebrand government to reflect change of guard
Old label dropped in favour of 'Canada's New Government'

Glen McGregor and Kathryn May, The Ottawa Citizen
Published: Wednesday, September 06, 2006

Like the rebranding of Coca-Cola as New Coke, the Harper government is instructing some public servants to use the term "Canada's New Government" instead of the traditional "Government of Canada."

For months, the phrase has been cropping up in the government's official communications, appearing on websites and press releases regarding child-care benefits, a tax-relief plan, a women's rugby tournament and even debt-forgiveness for Cameroon. But an e-mail sent yesterday to employees in Natural Resources Canada suggests the stylistic change is official.

"As per the Minister's Office, effective immediately, and until further notice, the words 'Canada's New Government' are to be used instead of 'the Government of Canada' in all departmental correspondence," said the memo from the manager of the executive documents and appointments unit in the department's strategic policy branch.

"Please note that the initial letters of all 3 words are capitalized."

The term has shown up in written communications from many other departments, including Transport Canada, the Department of Finance and Human Resources and Social Development Canada.

The name change isn't a government-wide policy and not all departments have received such directives from their ministers' offices.

Several bureaucrats, however, say the new title has been effectively adopted for government communication of a political nature, such as announcements and press releases.

One senior bureaucrat explained departmental communication staff caught on pretty quickly to the government's preferred title when written material they prepared was sent back with "Canada's New Government" replacing the Government of Canada.

Bureaucrats say they accept a new government wants to "use its own language" and shape its image, but raise concerns about "blurring the lines" by using "Canada's New Government" for non-political publications, such as pamphlets, reports or federal websites serving Canadians. As one official said: "When does new become old?" and "will they still be new in Year 2 or Year 3?"

The new nomenclature appears to be an attempt to distance Mr. Harper's Conservative regime from the previous Liberal governments. But Liberal MP Mark Holland says the rebranding will simply cheapen the name of the Canadian government and undermine its credibility.

"When people saw a message or advertisement from the Government of Canada, they saw it as something that was independent and non-partisan," he said.

"People will no longer see this as objective or independent, and they can't rely on it. It trivializes everything. People are going to regard it as propaganda and rhetoric, which is exactly what it is. "

He said the move is an indication of Mr. Harper's "control-freak tendency" to manage communications.

"They're trying to treat the government like a can of Coke, I guess," he said, referring to the ill-advised 1985 decision by Coca-Cola Corp. to sweeten it's flagship product and revise its logo.

The new name follows criticism over what some considered a partisan remake of the official Government of Canada website, which now has bold splashes of Tory blue and prominently features photographs of Prime Minister Harper.

09-07-2006, 02:04 AM

muchos gracias

harflimon · 09-07-2006, 02:13 AM

I didn't know you could change the name of a government. I didn't know it was even officially named in the first place. You think they will change the name internationally? Make them call your U.N. ambassador the NCG ambassador

Bobert · 09-07-2006, 02:20 AM

I would worry about a name change like that. Imagine the U.S. Government being named something like the New United States Government . Seems very fishy to me. If there is a name change like that you can bet there is some significant reason for it. Maybe Canada has changed ownership (been handed over).

wokensheep · 09-07-2006, 03:05 AM

it sounds more like a company NCG inc. pretty scary when they start doing things like this.
they are really starting to heat things up. just in the last couple of weeks even.
i mean i was just saying in one thread how, "pretty soon they will start calling us hate criminals for questioning 911" or something to that effect and what do you know? bush calls us terrorists! talk about a smack in the face.

Quote:Subcultures of conspiracy and misinformation. Terrorists recruit more effectively from populations whose information about the world is contaminated by falsehoods and corrupted by conspiracy theories. The distortions keep alive grievances and filter out facts that would challenge popular prejudices and self-serving propaganda.

stillsearching · 09-07-2006, 03:33 AM

Heat things up is right, I wondered if they have an "acceleration factor" in their calculations that should a certain level of awareness be realized then the speed of the planned roll-out gets hurried up.

wokensheep · 09-07-2006, 03:40 AM

Quote:Heat things up is right, I wondered if they have an "acceleration factor" in their calculations that should a certain level of awareness be realized then the speed of the planned roll-out gets hurried up.

you bet they do, they have war gamed everything. check this stuff out.
http://conspiracycentral.info/index.php?showtopic=1190

OWN-the-NWO · 09-07-2006, 03:42 AM

woke, where did that fucking stupid chimp say that.

Conspiracy Dave · 09-07-2006, 04:40 AM

Thats really not cool how our government is denying press interviews with journalists who won't pre-ask and screen their questions with Harper.

And now they want to rename the government. No. This is not the New Socialist German Workers Party, or some other kooky government.

When you really think about things, in Canada free speech is so dead, you can't say anything. Stupid Hate Crime laws.

wokensheep · 09-07-2006, 04:45 AM

Quote:woke, where did that fucking stupid chimp say that.

http://www.whitehouse.gov/nsc/nsct/2006/sectionV.html

OWN-the-NWO · 09-07-2006, 04:49 AM

there's a infowars article about it too, I'm going to use that, thanks woke.

http://infowars.com/articles/terror/wh_tar..._recruiters.htm

JohnDoe1984 · 09-07-2006, 04:56 AM

The is crazy. A gov. isn't a soft drink. What are they going to call it in 3 years. The new canadian government still? By then it won't be new anymore. So are they going to call it the new canadian gov. for a year or what? This whole thing makes whoever made that decision look like a supreme idiot. I wasn't aware that anyone was voicing a need for a name change. They're obviously doing it to distance themselves from previous goverments. Why?

wokensheep · 09-07-2006, 05:01 AM

Quote:The is crazy. A gov. isn't a soft drink. What are they going to call it in 3 years. The new canadian government still? By then it won't be new anymore. So are they going to call it the new canadian gov. for a year or what? This whole thing makes whoever made that decision look like a supreme idiot. I wasn't aware that anyone was voicing a need for a name change. They're obviously doing it to distance themselves from previous goverments. Why?

yeah theyll change it to canada-cola classic