When we drag the personal, confidential, commercial information of a private individual before this House of Commons in a way that could easily be taken as a politically slanted and biased opinion, because let us face it, the government of the day is virtually at war with the friends of the Canadian Wheat Board, the National Farmers Union and all farmers who are opposed to its ideological crusade to smash and undermine the Canadian Wheat Board, when the minister uses that information to sully the reputation or to try to smear the reputation of a private citizen, they have abused their privileges of the right to free speech in the House a ...[+++]nd left no avenue of recourse for the individual.

I should like to remind you, and all the pundits agree here, that there are two conflicting strategies in America: there is one strategy for how America lives with the rest of the world and there is another strategy with a theocratic slant, with America trying to determine the course of history on the basis of a subjective evaluation of international interests.

That hope has now been dashed and the Communist government knew that it was playing with fire when it introduced the Russian language and made it compulsory to teach a Stalinist slant on history.

Under the mistaken impression that speakers of the conference were attacking Albertans because there is poverty in Alberta, Premier Ralph Klein protested that the Parkland Institute, sponsors of the conference, was slanting the facts.

H. whereas the Commission's policy with regard to the information society has for too long had an economic slant, with technological developments given prominence; whereas there has been no questioning of who such developments serve, what they signify for the citizens and whereas there has been no dialogue on developments which will radically alter all our lives, although an in-depth dialogue is taking place with industry,

In addition, Bishop Wingle of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, former Dean of the Toronto Seminary, requested an opportunity to clarify important points that that debate and the media have incorrectly slanted on the view of Catholic bishops in Canada, giving the false impression that they offered support, though mildly qualified, for this bill.