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Shocked by Web hijacking
April 28, 2008
By THE CANADIAN PRESS

TORONTO -- A woman caught up in a mysterious Internet hijacking scandal that has sparked a federal privacy investigation into the Canadian Human Rights Commission says she was shocked, angry and confused at suddenly finding herself publicly associated with white supremacists.
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SLAAP Me Silly
SLAAP lawsuit: ...was originally defined as a lawsuit involving communications made to influence a governmental action or outcome, which resulted in a civil complaint or counterclaim filed against nongovernment individuals or organizations on a substantive issue of some public interest or social significance. It has been defined more broadly by some to include suits arising from speech in connection with a public issue. This form of litigation is frequently filed by organizations or individuals to intimidate and silence critics or opponents by burdening them with the cost of a legal defense so that they abandon their criticism or opposition.
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Germany bans two far-right groups
German Interior Minister Wolfgang Schauble has shut down two far-right organisations, describing them as "reservoirs" of Holocaust deniers.

In a statement, the interior ministry said the authorities had raided 30 sites linked to the groups, which were based in three western German states.
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Internet hijacking 'disturbing' says Ottawa woman
COLIN PERKEL
Canadian Press
April 27, 2008 at 2:42 PM EDT

TORONTO — A woman caught up in a mysterious Internet hijacking scandal that has sparked a federal privacy investigation into the Canadian Human Rights Commission says she was shocked, angry and confused at suddenly finding herself publicly associated with white supremacists.
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Immigration? Just an elusion
Thousands of illegals, many of them criminals, vanish into society
By GREG WESTON, PARLIAMENTARY BUREAU

In 2003, the auditor general issued a stunning warning: Federal authorities had lost track of 36,000 illegal immigrants, many of them serious criminals, who had simply disappeared after being ordered deported.
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