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I strolled down amnesia lane today and remembered this: Remember when Colin Carrie, MP for Oshawa, rose in the House rose to ask about outside interference in Canadian democracy when he asked, on behalf of a constituent, which MPs were on board with the WEF's agenda? You know, the...

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