CIA Spied on Left-Wing Canadians in '60s & '70s

clipped from ariananott.livejournal.com The Nott family's waelth and blood goes back many generations. providing only the best for it's decendents. Born and raised in France by nannies and butlers, Ariana never really knew her parents. They were often away and left her to her own devices. clipped from jimcotton.blogspot.com CIA Spied on Left-Wing Canadians in '60s & '70s: Documents The Central Intelligence Agency spied on Canadians critical of the Vietnam War during the late 1960s and '70s in an operation code-named "MH Chaos," CBC News has learned. The CIA operation was aimed at 'sabotaging public opposition to U.S. policy. Brienberg told the CBC he was not surprised to see his name surface on a CIA document three decades later, but blasted the monitoring operation as "utterly shameful." Several other Canadians connected to Simon Fraser University also ended up under CIA scrutiny. The spies were ordered to report on U.S. citizens trying to circumvent Washington's ban on travelling to the two Communist countries by obtaining their visas through Canada.