"TORONTO - Global market fundamentalism and U.S. attempts at international cooperation have failed and given rise to a new world order, one dominated by China, says George Soros, the billionaire philanthropist whose forays into politics have made more headlines lately than his massive hedge fund profits." Source

As a main player in the economic downfall of 2009 (also one of the few people to make a lot of money from it), it is not surprising that Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, and Research In Motion co-CEO Jim Balsillie awarded Soro's with the CIC Globalist of the Year award on November 15 2010, in Toronto.

CIC (Canadian International Council) is just one of a vast network of Canadian think tanks that focus on globalization. We have written about the CIGI globalism school in Kitchener/Waterloo, that is run by Jim Balsillie. We have also seen what kind of a job Mark Carney and Jim Flaherty have done. In there time in office, the Canadian economy and marketplace has taken a nose dive, and there is still no end in sight.

So as hard working Canadians are loosing their jobs, everything is OK. Because the banking elite of this country are focusing on giving out awards for globalist of the year! Who need to focus on fixing our economy, and preserving our national sovereignty when we can give out awards to elite criminals!

Soro's joins some great company with the likes of WTO Director-General Pascal Lamy, who was the 2009 globalism award winner.

As a teenager I reveled in History. I could not read enough of it! But in every book I read, and every film I watched about Canada in its fledgling years, never once did I see any mention of Freemasons or Freemasonry.

But upon a second look you will see that our history is filled with Freemasons. Here is a list of all of Canada's prime ministers that were masons.

1. John A. Macdonald was named Canada's first prime minister in 1867. Macdonald was a Freemason, initiated in 1844 at St. John’s Lodge No. 5 in Kingston. In 1868, he was named by the United Grand Lodge of England as its Grand Representative near the Grand Lodge of Canada (in Ontario) and the rank of Past Grand Senior Warden conferred upon him. He continued to represent the Grand Lodge of England until his death in 1891. His commission, together with his apron and earmuffs, are in the Masonic Temple at Kingston, along with his regalia as Past Grand Senior Warden. Among the books in his library was a very rare copy of the first Masonic book published in Canada, A History of Freemasonry in Nova Scotia (1786).

2. John J. C. Abbott was Canada's third prime minister (Second was Alexander Mackenzie, who was not a mason).

3. Sir Mackenzie Bowell was Canada's fifth prime minister.

There are many more (including some surprising names such as John George Diefenbaker). But what is left out, is Canada's first premier.

Sir Allan Napier MacNab was Canada's first premier. Here is his Bio from thecanadianencyclopedia.com
Sir Allan Napier MacNab, soldier, lawyer, businessman, politician (b at Newark, UC 19 Feb 1798; d at Hamilton, Canada W 8 Aug 1862). A forceful though enigmatic personality, MacNab had a deep influence on many aspects of pre-Confederation Canada. As a youth he served with conspicuous gallantry in the WAR OF 1812. Moving in 1826 from York [Toronto] to Hamilton, he set up a thriving law practice, but he owed his fortune to speculation in real estate. He was an entrepreneur as well; with Glasgow merchant Peter Buchanan, he was chiefly responsible for the construction of the GREAT WESTERN RY.

In the first phase of his political career (1830-35), MacNab vigorously promoted economic development and moderate Tory policies. In the second (1836-49) he became an extreme Tory. Knighted for his zeal in suppressing the REBELLION OF 1837-38, he vainly stressed loyalty as an issue in public policy. In the third (1850-56) he declared that "all my politics are Railroad," but as leader of the Conservatives he was also concerned to move his party back from extremism. In 1854 he played an important role in the formation of the Liberal-Conservative alliance and became premier of the Canadas (1854-56). Dundurn, his stately 37-room mansion, still stands today in Hamilton.

What this bio does not mention is that Sir Allan Napier MacNab was the first Canadian born person to hold the office of Provincial Grand Master of Freemasonry in Upper Canada [1845-1857], and Grand Master of the Ancient Grand Lodge of Canada [1857].

Or that he had been arrested for carrying out masonic rituals in public.

Allan MacNab was arrested for what Sir John Colborne described as "The coat and dagger burning in effigy. Hmmm where have we heard of this before? Bohemian Grove maybe, where the offshoot of Freemasonry, the skull and bones, burn a human effigy yearly. Difference here is that MacNab had the guts to do it right out in the open.

All of these men are closely connected to a group of bankers and business men called the family compact. Which is still around to this day. Except know they are called the global banking elite (new world order architects).

This only covers a few of the premiers and prime ministers of Canada's early years. When you do the research it is stunning to see how many of the influential people of that time where masons. The list is very long and includes names like Joseph Brant and Lieutenant Governor Simcoe.

This article will be continued, after more data has been collected.

Jim Balsillie was chairman of RIM (makers of Blackberry cell phones), and currently holds the titles of co-CEO and director of the company.

He has made headlines over the last several years, not to mention tremendous popularity for trying to bring an NHL hockey team to the city of Hamilton Ontario twice.

Here is what the main stream media has not been covering. Jim and an international think tank called CIGI.

About CIGI (from their website)

The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) is an international think tank, founded in 2001. CIGI's main purpose is to address international governance challenges through world-class research. CIGI strives to identify and generate ideas for global change by studying, advising and networking with scholars, practitioners and governments on the character and desired reforms to multilateral governance issues. Through conferences, workshops, publications, public events and technology, CIGI aims to raise capacity to effect change in public policy both in Canada and around the world. CIGI gratefully acknowledges the support of the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario.

But an even more disturbing development was created in 2007. The Balsillie School of International Affairs.

The Balsillie School of International Affairs is an independent academic institution devoted to the study of international affairs and global governance. The school will assemble a critical mass of extraordinary experts to understand, explain and shape the ideas that will create effective global governance. More HERE


This school is teaching its students programs such as: International Economic Governance, Global and Human Security, International Law, Institutions and Diplomacy, and Shifting Global Order. In other words, a University for the future employee's of the new world order.

Jim Balsille is not alone in the project though. Other financial contributors include:

Scotiabank
TD Friends of the Environment Foundation
The University of Waterloo
Wilfrid Laurier University

an anonymous benefactor contributed a multi-million dollar donation in support of The African Initiative, a five-year CIGI program that will research, assess and develop policy solutions to address the socio-economic impacts of climate change on the African continent.

Government support:

Federal
Canadian Foundation for Innovation
Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)
Environment Canada
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)
The International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
The Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT)


Provincial
Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation
Ontario Research Fund

International (Public & Government Agencies)
Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
Geneva Centre for the Public Control of Armed Forces
UK Government Department for International Development (DFID)

See the full list of contributors HERE

The School also receive next to no media coverage, unless it is a useless report like this CTV story

Having a school devoted to global governance, funded by globalist organizations and governments, a front man that has large amounts of popularity in the area, and gets no media coverage = A very bad situation!

In a free country, with people who want to keep their national identity. A school for global governance just does not fit. The globalism that is being taught to the students of The Balsillie School of International Affairs will eradicate Canada's sovereignty through free trade, economics unions, eventually a governmental union called the North American Union, and then the world government.

We need to raise the awareness of educational institutions like this not only in Canada but around the world. Without them, the elite's will not be able to have trained and educated global governance "leaders" in the future.