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In a victory of Jewish anti-intellectualism unknown
numbers of books were destroyed from the Canadian
fisheries libraries:

https://vancouver.citynews.ca/2014/01/06/irreplaceable-research-lost-from-purged-federal-libraries/

Sure, it's long ago in 2014, but first I heard about it.
I don't know how it relates to Jews but since Jews
are so prominent in banning books out of contempt for
the public we can assume any Jewish role in this crime
is and will be defended by all Jews.

All this book destruction, with unknown and unaccountable
damage, was to ostensibly "save" 400,000 Canadian dollars
in "storage cost", that I suppose the "book preservers"
charged far more money to "preserve" but didn't.

Reminds me of crooked librarians in San Francisco in
the 1990s, landfilling 100,000s of books in secret,
with record destruction to hide their crimes, as
another case of Public Relations Hype about a New Library
being a cover up for destruction.

There are crooked librarians, and the sooner this
is acknowledged by the library going public, the
sooner the criminals can be thrown out on their
ears. As in business, the dishonest prevent the
honest from living.

Posted January 6, 2014 3:25 am

VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - The contents of seven world class
Department of Fisheries and Oceans libraries across the country
were supposed to have been digitized before being purged to save
money. But there´s now concern some irreplaceable records have
been lost forever.

Scientists say records and research created by tens of millions
of taxpayer dollars have been burned, put in landfills, or given
away. Green Party MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head, Andrew Weaver, who
is also a climate scientist, says while Ottawa claimed any useful
information was saved electronically, much was left out. There
are reports only one in twenty books in the department´s
collection were electronically captured.

"This is the dismantling of what´s so fundamental to our
democracy, which is information so that the people can be
informed about the policies that are being made by their elected
leaders. As soon as you start to do this, it´s a dismantling of
democracy, and frankly I think people should be in the streets
over this," says Weaver, adding "it´s a structural change in our
democracy through dismantling the past to recreate the future in
the image that you would like it to be. This is scary stuff. This
is Orwellian stuff, and it needs to stop."

The documents, some dating back to the 18-hundreds, were
destroyed to save around 430-thousand dollars. Among the things
lost are "long records of field crew reports, historical records
from ship logs, people who have donated their entire libraries,"
according to Weaver.

Ben West of ForestEthics is equally as disturbed by the
allegations and what it means to researchers looking at British
Columbia´s oceans and environment. "Harper´s war on science has
got to end. He will pay a political price for what he has done to
bring tankers to the coast," warns West.

Weaver adds the Harper Government has also gotten rid of the
DFO´s contaminants research program as well as the Hazardous
Materials Information Review Commission.

On their website, The DFO claims there were minimal visits to the
seven libraries.

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