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Michael Geist
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Our Green Party MP
Well, that’s interesting: since last year we also have a Green Party MP. Let’s see if our Green Party made any recent statements about the SOPA/PIPA protests, EPP, ACTA…
http://greenparty.ca/news/media-releases
Zip. Nothing. Nada. Not even about Bill C-11. What a disgrace. And what a difference with this: http://www.pirateparty.ca/
I remember seeing an interview with Elizabeth “Canada doesn’t need a Pirate Party” May. Well, either get off your behinds and worry about the Digital Environment, or “yes, we do”.