Military intelligence unit spies on native groups
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lethalLemon said:
I spy on them in airports. I call it "people watching". A most interesting lot these humans...... :Tin-Foil-Hat:
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While they peek in your bedroom you peek in theirs?cupper said:
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Just a couple of points on the "Native" issue here.
Members of the Sarcee Nation were constantly "trespassing" onto Harvey Barracks in the last few decades prior to the end of their 100 year lease of the Sarcee Training Area.
The Oromocto Indian Band on the boundaries of CFB Gagetown and the Town of Oromocto have been a constant thorn in the side of DND with numerous Land Claims and boundary disputes.
The Algonquin Nation are laying claim to most of Eastern Ontario, with includes not only Algonquin Park and Ottawa, but also CFB Petawawa.
The Stoney Point First Nation occupied the former military base and Cadet Camp at Ipperwash.
Native blocades have happened in New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia. Natives still occupy part of the town of Caledonia, in Ontario.
Of course; fading from everyone's memory, in particular the people complaining about this news, there was the Oka Crisis.
There are still many other examples that haven't been mentioned.
If Native groups feel hard done by, by any agency collecting information on them, perhaps they should rethink some of the above.
Members of the Sarcee Nation were constantly "trespassing" onto Harvey Barracks in the last few decades prior to the end of their 100 year lease of the Sarcee Training Area.
The Oromocto Indian Band on the boundaries of CFB Gagetown and the Town of Oromocto have been a constant thorn in the side of DND with numerous Land Claims and boundary disputes.
The Algonquin Nation are laying claim to most of Eastern Ontario, with includes not only Algonquin Park and Ottawa, but also CFB Petawawa.
The Stoney Point First Nation occupied the former military base and Cadet Camp at Ipperwash.
Native blocades have happened in New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia. Natives still occupy part of the town of Caledonia, in Ontario.
Of course; fading from everyone's memory, in particular the people complaining about this news, there was the Oka Crisis.
There are still many other examples that haven't been mentioned.
If Native groups feel hard done by, by any agency collecting information on them, perhaps they should rethink some of the above.
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milnews.ca said:
Just because it says 'intelligence' in the title doesnt neccesarily mean its a 'military intelligence' product - which is about the most you can say about it here...
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Yes, it seems like a lot of 'intelligence' products are more along the lines of 'information' products...
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Greymatters said:
That's because the definition of intelligence is, "information that has been processed." When you read a intelligence/security/counter-int report the majority of said report is information. In most cases the actual "intelligence" part is in the
comment(s) section where the analyst has taken the information, compared it to other sources and has come out with (we hope) an informed answer.
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Retired AF Guy said:
Concur - I've written intelligence before and "intelligence" is really predicting what the opposition will do.
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Im well aware of the definition of intelligence - I was refering to a large number of reports outside the military that are called 'intelligence' but are merely cut-and-paste composites...
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Retired AF Guy said:
Just a little update on my ATIP request. I had sent the email request out on the 15th of Oct and got the CD with the info requested a week later. Pretty good turn-around I would say.
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