Right Wing Canadian Prime Minister Tied to Leak Slurring Obama

"You've got a right-wing government in Canada that is trying to help the Republicans and is out there actively interfering in this campaign," Shrum said.

Analysts in Canada believe Harper does not want a Democrat in the White House, a development that could encourage Canadian voters to cast their ballots for a more liberal government in an election that will be held before 2010.

Harper said last week that the United States should not reopen talks on NAFTA and warned that reopening trade negotiations could lead to Canada raising some matters of its own.

The NDP Press Secretary, Capstick, reported, “Our leader will continue to demand the resignation of the Prime Minister’s chief Ian Brodie, who BBC news alleges was the source of the leak. “

George Rioux , consul general in Chicago, had a meeting with Mr. Goolsbee. That meeting was written up in a diplomatic cable. That diplomatic, we believe, would have been marked secret. That cable would have then been sent to Washington D.C., where our conservative ambassador there, the former finance minister for a conservative government here in Canada, Michael Wilson, who has scandals of his very own, I might add, then had a conversation and passed diplomatic cables to the chief of staff, allegedly passed the information to our chief of staff Ian Brody. Mr. Brody then passed it along to Canadian News media, thereby creating quite the storm in Ohio.

We haven’t seen the memo. ABC news has. They are the ones who have received the memo."

The source of the information that has worked it’s way into the Dem primary needs be identified and fired, by Mr. Harper and that we need, as Obama and Clinton have suggested, that we need to re-negotiate, take another look at NAFTA . We need NAFTA 2.0."

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