Canada is a country of heinous crimes, pain and mourning, a land of hopeless human misery. An ocean of human tragedy, whose furious waves sweep away millions of shattered lives. - Nadir Follow

Canadian regimes used psychiatric incarceration because, as historical overviews note, "it saves any potential political embarrassment that a judicial trial may present" and discredits opponents by labeling them insane.

                                                   Although it may seem incredible, we will prove it with evidence.  

 

 The history of the Toronto  Lunatic Asylum

How psychiatry in Canada has been used as a tool of persecution, sadistic humiliation, and systematic abuse to degrade and intimidate social activists and other victims—one example being those detained in immigration detention centers—who organize peaceful protests across the country to denounce atrocious crimes and the cover-up of daily attacks suffered by the most vulnerable groups at the hands of the police, the judicial system, and other government institutions. 

 

Furthermore, we will reveal the exact location of hidden torture centers in their neighborhoods and expose the dirty work that endangers the physical and mental health of victims of state persecution and other psychiatric patients who deserve to be denounced. 

 

What is most outrageous about so-called healthcare professionals is that, after learning the Hippocratic Oath and swearing "Do No Harm," they provide criminal collaboration and cooperation to the regimes. This includes both the administration and the floor staff of psychiatric hospitals, helping to maintain impunity for state crimes. 

 

We will expose the physical and mental torture committed within their walls, as well as the daily crimes perpetrated by the JUDICIAL SYSTEM, police and regime institutions with the approval of politicians in Ottawa. 

 

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"CANADA THE LIVING HELL THAT NOBODY DOESN’T KNOW" A MONSTROUS PRISON THAT WE CHOOSE TO LIVE!

Canadian regimes maintain that there are no political prisoners behind bars, that they are all criminals, but we can prove that they are always lying.

Abu Ghraib in Iraq, Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, and the Western Detention Centre in Canada are among the most feared prisons due to the atrocities committed by the prison system. 

                                          

Toronto West Detention Centre: The Canadian Abu Ghraib and Guantamano Bay jails for prisoners abuse.

 

More than two decades have passed, and I cannot forget what my captors showed me within those institutions: horrific practices of torture and degradation inflicted upon defenseless human beings, victims of state-sanctioned crimes who should be under the care of healthcare institutions. 

 

 I can no longer hide the evil and impunity of the state, and here I present my denunciation, freeing my mind and heart from the shame, pain, and barbarity of the monsters who serve in criminal detention institutions at the service of the state: a perverse ignominy inflicted upon defenseless detainees.  

 

Nor do I forget the behavioral abuse, the psychological abuse, and the brutal physical torture to which I was subjected within that institution by my white torturers. It will continue with a description of criminal prison practices that will shock the public, as well as irrefutable evidence.

Nazism, Zionism, Fascism, Stalinism, Cannibalism... Canada.
Secret Trials in Canada to Cover Up State Crimes?

A secret trial is a verdict delivered by a judge in a private courtroom, which is generally not reported in the media, especially the proceedings. Typically, no official record of the case or the judge's verdict is published. Often, there is no formal indictment.           
 

 

Secret trials have been characteristic of many dictatorships and authoritarian regimes in the modern era, even when there is no danger to the safety of witnesses, informants, authorities, or national security. 

 

They are a hotly debated topic in many circles, but are generally accepted in the Western world, such as in Canada, where the state and judges are seen as depriving a large number of innocent victims of the protection they deserve in order to cover up heinous crimes committed by the police, state and their corrupt justice system.

The CBC should be investigated for the period when it aided regimes and private companies in abducting children for profit.

 If all mankind minus one were of one opinion, mankind would be no more justified in silencing that one person than he, if he had the power, would be justified in silencing mankind. - John Stuart
                                                                                                            CBC Television and Globe and Mail: Comments are closed to prevent abuse and misinformation, not to censor opinions. 

 

Or are they closed to help regimes in power continue committing crimes and contribute to impunity for state-sponsored atrocities?

The CBC should be investigated for the period when it aided regimes and private companies in abducting children for profit. Evidence of its complicity lies in its infamous slogan, which helped ensure impunity for heinous crimes against children and parents. 

 

CP24 is part of the daily massacre perpetrated by Toronto police against vulnerable citizens, disregarding the fact that these were not people with mental health issues, but rather people belonging to minority communities. “And the chameleons at CP24 pointed out that, after the beatings they received at the hands of their tormentors, defenseless citizens were taken to hospitals (by the sadistic repressive force of the Toronto police) for psychiatric evaluation in order to cover up their crimes.”

Mass deportations from Canada: For land theft, genocide, and massacres of vulnerable groups.

 

 If we review the history of humankind, the works of Robert Pickton, Russell Williams, Clifford Olson, Gerard Gallant, Elizabeth Tracy Mae "Bethe," and others who focus on the nature of history and social evolution, it becomes clear that "very few people have dedicated themselves to history as long as the false theory persists that Homo erectus plowed fields and carried buckets of water," and that "slavery, genocide, and tolerance mean nothing to Homo sapiens." 

According to international law, crimes against humanity are the most serious sins. While we could point to the Nazis, Zionists, Stalin, Idi Amin, and Pol Pot as perpetrators of some of the worst crimes against humanity, there have been other regimes in the Americas (CANADA) that reached a similar level of brutality, especially against children. If there is one thing to be learned from this, it is that no country or political leader is immune to the discretion of the International Criminal Court.

Canada is a country of heinous crimes, of pain, and mourning, a land of human misery without any hope. An ocean of human tragedy, whose furious waves sweep away millions of shattered lives. - Nadir Siguencia

 Canadian Public Schools Education: The Road to Crime 

 

Let us ask the current regimes in Canada: To whom do children belong from the moment they begin their schooling in public institutions: to their parents or to the government? When our children are deprived of an education and respect that is neither taught nor instilled in them, and public schools prepare them to commit crimes with the help of thuggish police officers, the burgeoning social services industry, and hellish courts, why do the regimes in power blame the parents? 

The quality of education provided in Canadian public schools is racist: Canada's public schools educate students in segregated classrooms, giving preferential treatment to children of parents who perform administrative tasks over the children of parents who perform manual labour.

 Canada Media: Back-to-School with Best Buy! 

                                                                        "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." - Nelson Mandela

This is simply a suggestion of some of the educational resources needed to start the school year in Canadian public schools: a beginner's reading book and notebooks, the four basic math operations, a pocket dictionary, notebooks, and textbooks according to the grade level. Discarding the cold cuts as a secondary concern, and finally, maintaining respect and good manners, which are the heritage of our homes.

CANADA: WHO CONTROLS OUR CHILDREN, "META" OR THE GOVERNMENT AND ITS REPRESSIVE FORCES?

Meta: The Government That Endanger Children's Lives

The greatest danger to children is not Meta, which keeps children on its platforms for most of their lives. It is the government and its repressive forces that have suppressed parents' rights to maintain strict control over their children. The media should not blame children's internet access, much less Meta. Instead, call on the government, which has granted children the right to control their parents under threat of having internet access for as long as they please because the government and its repressive thugs protect them.

"I am a Canadian, a free Canadian, free to speak without fear, free to worship in my own way."- John Diefenbaker

Canada, the living hell you don't know about, "a monstrous prison we choose to live in"

Tyranny highlight the dangers of absolute power and the importance of human liberty.

'FIGHT FOR FREEDOM' No photo description available. The social art piece created by Elizabeth H. Elys, “Fight for Freedom,” tells the world about political prisoner Nadir Siguencia, a social activist who for decades has suffered savage persecution at the hands of the state. In captivity, he was brutally tortured by his sadistic Canadian captors for over a year. Courageously, he bravely endured his painful ordeal, fighting from the dungeons located throughout the province of Ontario for his freedom, a political right, liberation from slavery, the power or right to act, speak, or think as one pleases, freedom in independence, freedom in emancipation...

IS THE CANADIAN SYSTEM THE ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD THAT DENIED PEOPLE'S RIGHTS?

Nadir Siguencia: My question is very specific: Is Service Canada required to send a formal letter explaining the reasons for withholding CPP and OAS pensions?

SERVICE CANADA: Yes, by law, Service Canada is required to send you a formal letter in writing explaining the exact legal reasons if they decide to suspend, modify, or withhold your CPP or OAS pension. Legally, they cannot suspend your money without providing you with a written explanation and without giving you the right to appeal the decision.

Damn! For five months, Service Canada has been withholding both pensions granted to senior citizens without any justification. I have received no notification explaining the reason or reasons the government or its employees are using to make this arbitrary decision. Well, after decades of exhaustive research in my work as an activist, I've learned that regimes in power have tried to cover up the sinister massacres of children, and now more than ever they are trying to cover up the brutal treatment they are committing against the elderly, for which they are using Canada's capital punishment, the bloody murder called euthanasia.

WHAT DID I SAY?! "ANYWHERE, ANYTIME, THE TRUTH IS ALL I'VE GOT"

The Canada Service: They will not break me, nor will my family starve at home without the world knowing the truth. I will die in the streets of the nation denouncing two of the tragedies plaguing Canada: the kidnapping of children for profit and the brutal persecution of the elderly by the government and Children's Aid Societies. Racist government and murderous repressive forces know that the desire for freedom has always been in my heart. 

As a political prisoner in the West Detention Centre, I already did this for 21 days with water, and for the second time, I will go to the end because I hope that the victims of state crimes and the general public will become aware that for more than a century the state has been committing unspeakable crimes and what it means to live in freedom.

Why don't we defend our rights, as retirees, with compelling evidence so that the power of the State is not above the law?

After my call this morning, Tuesday, June 18, 2026, to request information and out of curiosity to see how the trained torturers working in the SCARBOROUGH offices would treat me again, I was right. My tormentors at Service Canada were prepared to humiliate me and subject me to sadistic psychological torture. The aim of this psychopathic power was to determine the mental state of a 78-year-old retiree. They began the interrogation, trying to confuse my answers. I patiently accepted the psychological torture on several occasions, but at the end of the intervention, after repeatedly asking if Service Canada was obligated to send a formal letter explaining the reasons for withholding my CPP and OAS pensions, they finally caved. And to counter their audacity in confusing me by claiming my accounts were in two different banks, I finally informed them that my personal file indicated the individual conducting the investigation was deliberately trying to exonerate the Canadian pension system by alleging confusion regarding the bank accounts where my pensions should be deposited.

Taking my leave politely, I asked them to hear me out and let me read my statement:

WHAT I DID SAY? "ANYWHERE, ANYTIME, THE TRUTH IS ALL I HAVE."

"CANADA THE LIVING HELL THAT NOBODY DOESN’T KNOW" A MONSTROUS PRISON THAT WE CHOOSE TO LIVE!

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Let us ask the current regimes in Canada: To whom do children belong from the moment they begin their schooling in public institutions: to their parents or to the government? When our children are deprived of an education and respect that is neither taught nor instilled in them, and public schools prepare them to commit crimes with the help of thuggish police officers, the burgeoning social services industry, and hellish courts, why do the regimes in power blame the parents?   

 THE SOCIAL MEDIA BUSINESS TAKES ITS TOLL: ONE IN FIVE MINORS SUFFERS FROM ANXIETY OR DEPRESSION
 

The economic benefits of large technology companies threaten the mental health of new generations

Hyperconnectivity has ceased to be just a habit and has become a public health problem. A new report reveals that one in five minors in the Canary Islands presents symptoms of anxiety or depression related to the intensive use of social media and mobile phones. But behind these figures there are not only individual choices: there is also a business model that turns the attention, emotions, and personal data of millions of young people into a constant source of profit.

By CARLOS SERNA FOR CANARIAS-SEMANAL.ORG

One in five minors in the Canary Islands presents symptoms of anxiety or depression related to the intensive use of mobile phones and social media. The situation is even more worrying when analyzing the risk of suicide, which affects 11.2% of young people in the archipelago, well above the national average. These are some of the conclusions of the report "Childhood, Adolescence, and Digital Well-being," prepared by UNICEF Spain in collaboration with the University of Santiago de Compostela, Red.es, and the General Council of Computer Engineering.

The study, conducted with a sample of 1,460 students from the Canary Islands between the ages of 10 and 20, paints a picture that transcends the educational sphere, becoming a genuine public health problem. It's not just about how much time teenagers spend in front of a screen, but about the model of social relationships and consumption that major digital platforms have built around them.

Mental health: the hidden price of hyperconnectivity

The vast majority of minors in the Canary Islands already own a mobile phone. The average age of access is just 10.69 years, and almost all maintain an active presence on social media from a very young age. More than 87% use three or more platforms, and a significant portion dedicate more than five hours a day to them on weekends.

Social media has ceased to be a simple communication tool and has become the primary space where teenagers construct their identity, seek recognition, and establish personal relationships. As Antonio Rial, the study's scientific director, explained during the presentation, "the reign of the 'like' is a veritable emotional crusher."

This statement encapsulates a reality confirmed by the data: the constant pursuit of digital approval ultimately generates anxiety, frustration, and a significant loss of psychological well-being.

The consequences are also reflected in other indicators of the report. Pornography consumption is starting at increasingly younger ages: almost 44% of minors in the Canary Islands admit to having accessed this content at some point, and some do so even during primary school. The phenomenon of sexting—the exchange of digital sexual content—also shows high figures, while access to gambling and games of chance continues to affect thousands of teenagers despite being prohibited for minors.

Added to this are other forms of digital violence. Cyberbullying continues to affect a significant portion of the student population, and more than a third of young people report having experienced controlling behavior within romantic relationships through mobile phones or social media. Technology doesn't create these forms of violence, but it does amplify them, eliminating the spaces for disconnection that previously existed outside of school hours.

A Business Based on Capturing Attention

Reducing this problem to a supposed individual inability of young people to control their mobile phone use would be a mistake. Digital platforms are not designed to promote balanced consumption, but rather to keep users connected for as long as possible. Every notification, every recommended video, and every endless scroll is part of an architecture designed to capture attention.

Human attention, in effect, has become a commodity. The longer a person remains connected, the more data they generate, and the greater the economic benefit that large technology companies obtain through personalized advertising and the commercial exploitation of that information. Teenagers are one of the most valuable sectors for this business because they are especially active users and more vulnerable to the psychological mechanisms of immediate reward used by algorithms.

The disparity between boys and girls is particularly worrying. The risk of suicide is almost three times higher for girls than for boys, reaching 16.6% of adolescent girls. Constant pressure regarding body image, perpetual comparison, and the search for approval on social media affect young women much more intensely. They have also become prime targets for industries that thrive on exploiting personal insecurities to sell products, lifestyles, and unattainable beauty standards.

Education is necessary, but not sufficient.

The report highlights the importance of family mediation and digital literacy. Undoubtedly, both are essential. However, the problem can hardly be solved by appealing solely to the responsibility of parents or teachers as long as these platforms continue to operate under a logic exclusively focused on profit.

When the primary objective is to increase screen time to boost advertising revenue, users' mental health inevitably takes a back seat. Algorithms are not programmed to protect children or foster healthy social relationships, but rather to maximize screen time. That is the logic of capitalism, which large technology companies inevitably apply to the digital world: turning attention, emotions, and personal data into a permanent source of private profit.

In this context, the measures announced by the Canary Islands Government, such as the incorporation of psychology professionals into schools and the strengthening of protocols against bullying and suicide risk, are positive steps forward. But they also highlight a contradiction: while public administrations are allocating ever-increasing public resources to repair the damage, large platforms continue to reap enormous profits through business models that precisely encourage this hyperconnectivity.

The data available in the Canary Islands, which can undoubtedly be extrapolated to most countries with access to these technologies, serve as a serious warning: the mental health of new generations may be one of the heavy prices that society pays for a digital model designed to maximize profits at any cost.

Canada is a country of heinous crimes, of pain, and mourning, a land of human misery without any hope. An ocean of human tragedy, whose furious waves sweep away millions of shattered lives. - Nadir Siguencia

 

 The Struggle for a Society Founded on Life
ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE

By Ibsen X Hernández: The dominant society possesses material and, above all, institutional advantages over those who dream of a nation organized around freedom, justice, and human dignity. The established powers designed educational systems, structured the economy, and shaped forms of political organization aimed at perpetuating privileges and presenting inequalities as natural and inevitable phenomena. Capital has been elevated to the status of the supreme end, while human beings and nature have been relegated to the condition of mere instruments of accumulation.

In this scenario, patriots who place life above commodities wage a profoundly unequal battle. They are forced to act within institutions conceived under the logic of competition, individualism, and the concentration of wealth. Frequently, they are required to transform reality using tools designed to protect the very interests that produce exclusion and exploitation. This is the enduring contradiction for those who aspire to build a different society using instruments designed to preserve the existing order.

However, history demonstrates that no structure of domination is eternal. Civilizations change when human beings are capable of imagining new horizons and creating the material, cultural, and spiritual conditions that make their realization possible. True revolution does not consist solely of conquering political power; it consists, above all, of establishing new forms of coexistence, new institutions, and new human relationships, where economic development is subordinate to the care of life, and not the other way around.

The historical challenge lies in building a pedagogy of solidarity. It is not simply a matter of changing governments, but of forming new women and men, capable of thinking from a perspective of cooperation, not competition; from a perspective of community, not selfishness; from a perspective of respect for nature, not its plunder. No society is transformed solely through laws or decrees. Profound transformations arise from a new culture, capable of making fraternity, shared responsibility, and the care of life everyday practices.

Humanity is experiencing a crisis that is not merely economic; it is, above all, an ethical and civilizational crisis. The destruction of ecosystems, wars, racism, exclusion, and the obscene concentration of wealth reveal the exhaustion of a model that has placed profit above the care of existence. Faced with this reality, the need arises to build a new rationality, founded on the interdependence of human beings and on a respectful relationship with nature.

Ancestral peoples and communities that have historically made solidarity a form of resistance possess an indispensable wisdom for our time. They remind us that no one is saved alone; that the earth is not a commodity, but a generous mother; and that individual happiness loses its meaning when the community suffers.

Dreaming of a different society is not naive; it is an act of rebellion, of historical responsibility, and of hope. The great transformations of humanity have always been born from women and men who refused to accept injustice as their destiny and decided to build alternative paths. The future belongs to those who are capable of creating institutions that serve life, economies oriented toward the common good, and cultures where solidarity forms the foundation of social relations.

Because the true wealth of a nation is not measured by the amount of accumulated capital, but by the capacity of its sons and daughters to cherish life, share the fruits of collective labor, and make human dignity the foundation of all coexistence. Therein lies the possibility of a new civilization: one in which freedom ceases to be the privilege of a few and becomes the heritage of all; where justice is a daily practice; and where solidarity ceases to be an exceptional virtue and becomes the natural way of living in community.