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Canada Refuses to Confirm or Deny Epstein Files: FINTRAC Issues Full Glomar Response

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Canada Refuses to Confirm or Deny Epstein Files: FINTRAC Issues Full Glomar Response Introduction – GLOMAR #2: Canada’s Financial Intelligence Agency Stonewalls Epstein Request On July 25, 2025, the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) formally refused…

“Neither Confirm Nor Deny”: The Glomar Response and Its Canadian Mutation under the Privacy Act

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“Neither Confirm Nor Deny”: The Glomar Response and Its Canadian Mutation under the Privacy Act If you are looking for our amazing free CSE Glomar Unit NFT, scroll to the bottom of the page for the keyed claim link! Introduction…

Friendly Fronts, Foreign Flags: Sayanim, Mossad, and the Probable Compromise of North American Zionist Organizations

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Friendly Fronts, Foreign Flags: Sayanim, Mossad, and the Probable Compromise of North American Zionist Organizations Editor’s Note This article represents structured analytical intelligence analysis and thus makes statements of opinion rather than statement of fact. All assertions are made relative…

Intelligence Brief: Epstein’s Network and Canadian Compromise Risk

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Intelligence Brief: Epstein’s Network and Canadian Compromise Risk Context: The Global Epstein Network Jeffrey Epstein cultivated a globe-spanning network of elites – from royalty to billionaires – that served both as his social capital and as potential leverage for exploitation.…

Soft Shells, Deep States: Strategic Placement of Mossad-Adjacent Assets in U.S. and Canadian Bureaucracies

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Soft Shells, Deep States: Strategic Placement of Mossad-Adjacent Assets in U.S. and Canadian Bureaucracies Not every operative carries a gun or a cover identity. In the intelligence trade, assets are often polished professionals, policy fellows, or ideologically aligned insiders granted…

We Were Never in Your Court: On the Tactical Refusal of Bureaucratic Norms in Adversarial Systems Work

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We Were Never in Your Court: On the Tactical Refusal of Bureaucratic Norms in Adversarial Systems Work Introduction Bureaucracies want to be seen as inevitable. Their legitimacy is presumed, their authority routinized, their processes self-justifying. They demand submission not through…

Rubber Stamp Justice: How the Office of the Information Commissioner Became Canada’s Gatekeeper of Government Secrecy

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Rubber Stamp Justice: How the Office of the Information Commissioner Became Canada’s Gatekeeper of Government Secrecy Introduction: A Watchdog in Name Only There is a peculiar kind of magic in Canadian administrative law—the ability to appear procedurally fair while functionally…

Metadata as Method: Adversarial OSINT and the Canadian Transparency Regime

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Metadata as Method: Adversarial OSINT and the Canadian Transparency Regime Introduction: The Unseen Feedback Loop In Canada’s freedom-of-information arena, an unexpected feedback loop has emerged. Citizens file Access to Information (ATIP) requests seeking government records, but evidence shows that federal…

OIC Dreamt of Electric Fences: Metadata, Misconduct, and the Long Now of the Access State

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OIC Dreamt of Electric Fences: Metadata, Misconduct, and the Long Now of the Access State Scene 1: The Glitch June 2. Then again June 5. A small hole in the network tore open. Not a metaphor — server logs don’t…