Press for Conversion # 64

CANSEC:
War is Business

Press for Conversion!
November 2009
Published by the
Coalition to Oppose the Arms Trade
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Front Cover 1

Acknowledgements, Table of Contents, 20 Years and still kickin' 2

Dr. Strangelove: How Ottawa Learned to Stop Worrying & Love the Bomb

DFAIT Generously Funds CADSI to Push Military Exports

Table: Jobs Created by $1 Billion in Spending

3 - 21

Fuelling War: Canadian Military Exports at Work

Pie Chart: Recipients of Canada’s Military Exports (2003-2006)

Table: Canadian Military Exports to Countries with Troops Fighting in Major Armed Conflicts (2003-2006)

Graph: Canadian Military Exports to Countries Fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan, Haiti and Internal Wars (2003-2006)

22 - 24

Table: Canada’s Top 40 War Industries: Links to CANSEC and CADSI 25

Canadian Military Exports, War Crimes in Gaza, and CANSEC

Table: Canadian Exporters at CANSEC 2009 helping manufacture US Weapons used to Bomb Lebanon (2006) & Gaza (2008-2009)

Table: CPP Investments in US Makers of Israeli Weapons Systems

Table: Canadian Military Firms linked to the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries that report Direct Exports to Israel

Banning AntiWar Art and UnBanning Arms Shows
26 - 29

Democracy under Attack at Home and Abroad:
Ottawa’s Mayor O’Brien, Calian Technologies and CANSEC

Table: Canadian War Industries helping build B-52s

30 - 32

"Secure Canada": The Demise of a US Arms Bazaar in Ottawa 33 - 35

Table: 100 Canadian War Industries Exporting Parts &/or Services for Weapons Systems used in Iraq, and other Wars
36 - 38

Canada Pension Plan Investments in the World’s Top War Industries

Table: CPP Investments in Top 100 Global Weapons Makers

Table: CPP Invests in Weapons used in Iraq with Canadian Parts

39

Weapons with Canadian Components, used in Iraq and other Wars

Table: Weapons: Canadian Complicity

40 - 48

Letter from COAT’s coordinator 49

Where have all the cartoons gone? 50

CANSEC: War is Business Press for Conversion! November 2009 Published by the Coalition to Oppose the Arms Trade	Click here for the whole magazine in one PDF file Click below for the individual articles (PDF files) Page(s)
Front Cover	1
Acknowledgements, Table of Contents, 20 Years and still kickin'	2
Dr. Strangelove: How Ottawa Learned to Stop Worrying & Love the Bomb DFAIT Generously Funds CADSI to Push Military Exports Table: Jobs Created by $1 Billion in Spending	3 - 21
Fuelling War: Canadian Military Exports at Work Pie Chart: Recipients of Canada’s Military Exports (2003-2006) Table: Canadian Military Exports to Countries with Troops Fighting in Major Armed Conflicts (2003-2006) Graph: Canadian Military Exports to Countries Fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan, Haiti and Internal Wars (2003-2006)	22 - 24
Table: Canada’s Top 40 War Industries: Links to CANSEC and CADSI	25
Canadian Military Exports, War Crimes in Gaza, and CANSEC Table: Canadian Exporters at CANSEC 2009 helping manufacture US Weapons used to Bomb Lebanon (2006) & Gaza (2008-2009) Table: CPP Investments in US Makers of Israeli Weapons Systems Table: Canadian Military Firms linked to the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries that report Direct Exports to Israel Banning AntiWar Art and UnBanning Arms Shows	26 - 29
Democracy under Attack at Home and Abroad: Ottawa’s Mayor O’Brien, Calian Technologies and CANSEC Table: Canadian War Industries helping build B-52s	30 - 32
"Secure Canada": The Demise of a US Arms Bazaar in Ottawa	33 - 35
Table: 100 Canadian War Industries Exporting Parts &/or Services for Weapons Systems used in Iraq, and other Wars	36 - 38
Canada Pension Plan Investments in the World’s Top War Industries Table: CPP Investments in Top 100 Global Weapons Makers Table: CPP Invests in Weapons used in Iraq with Canadian Parts	39
Weapons with Canadian Components, used in Iraq and other Wars Table: Weapons: Canadian Complicity	40 - 48
Letter from COAT’s coordinator	49
Where have all the cartoons gone?	50