Thanks to an audit by Canada Revenue, we know that several big money American foundations have been active trying to build domestic Canadian opposition to the development of oil sands in Alberta, the source of petroleum for the Keystone XL Pipeline, another target for the greenies. Judi McLeod of Canada Free Press writes about "Canada Revenue's 2013-2014 audit of high-profile environmental groups, including the David Suzuki Foundation, Tides Canada, Environmental Defence, the Pembina Foundation, Eqiuiterre and the Ecology Action Centre," and points out: With a battle cry as hushed as a farmer's field in Winter, the Rockefellers came in to the Land of the Maple Leaf with the election of President Barack Obama back in 2008.  That's when the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, headquartered in New York, wrote a 48-page campaign plan targeting Canada's oilsands. Someone should show the Rockefellers a map of the 49th parallel. Big boys with big money that are slippery as fish, up until now...(Read Full Post)