A full, in-depth, four hour explanation of the entire process of how foreign governments involve themselves within the domestic affairs Canada is on youtube at: ( - www.youtube.com/danshot100 - ). All 35 videos were posted a week or so before the CBC's June 2010 interview with Fadden. The series explains national networks of organized foreign interests active in Canada, including all the links that foreign governments use in Canada: national cultural associations, protest groups and political parties. It explains also how groups in Canada willingly link themselves to foreign governments.

A full explanation of the entire process of how foreign governments involve themselves within the domestic affairs and political parties of Canada, in tandem with local community groups, is on youtube at: ( www.youtube.com/danshot100 ) all 35 videos were posted a week or so before the CBC's interview with a Canadian government security intelligence service head, addressing a similar topic, and, two weeks before the public arrest of four alleged Canadian passport holders in the United States of America. The multiple video series describe national networks of organized foreign interests active in Canada.

If this is the case, then, the female individual would have been following the well cut path of social integration that is used in most Canadian cities by diplomatic personnel to obtain information from expatriate groups throughout Canada. A full explanation of the entire process of how foreign governments involve themselves within the domestic affairs and political parties of Canada, in tandem with local community groups, is on youtube at: ( - www.youtube.com/danshot100 - ). All 35 videos were posted a week or so before the CBC's interview with Canadian government security service head, addressing a similar topic, and, two weeks before the public arrest of allegedly four Canadian passport holders in the United States of America. The multiple video series describe national networks of organized foreign interests active in Canada.

this whole concern sounds strikingly familiar to one that was posted on youtube by an individual, June 15th 2010, at least eight days before CBC's airing of Fadden's statement on June 23rd 2010. The youtube posting, of almost 30, 10-minute video segments, describes, in excrutiating detail, the "national networks of organized foreign interests active in Canada", and, how "information about the lives of Canadians is accumulated and transmitted through certain channels, and ultimately arrives in the foreign ministries of national governments abroad, using the conduits of embassy and consular personnel present in Canada" This also seems also to answer Mr. Geddes' (the reporter of the above Maclean's story) request in the last paragraph of his story, to give: "clarity about the facts (of foreign influence in politics) and sense of proportion in airing them" here is one of the videos, cited as: "foreign government links to Canadian citizens" embedded in this reply[youtube 6fXxczytMD8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fXxczytMD8 youtube]