John McMurtry
"'Captive Canada' is a hair-raising but richly documented historical profile of what has long been kept under wraps – Canada's domestic history of attacks on poor, foreign-born, working-class and politically deviating people who are innocent of all wrongdoing but what is projected onto them by official propaganda. Those suspecting the worst of Canada's junior-imperialist actions of mass persecution and detention will find the repressed facts here – from Canada's pro-Nazi Ukrainian right joining with state forces to imprison thousands, to the imperialist anti-communism of the CCF/NDP hero J.S.Woodsworth and descendants, all of them oozing self-righteous cant.

"Sanders uniquely exposes 'the captivating mass psychosis' which sweeps across Canada again and again to the present day but is usually silenced in the public record."
 

John McMurtry is Professor of Philosophy and University Professor Emeritus at the University of Guelph, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. His numerous books and articles have been published and translated around the world, and his principal work is his three-volume study for UNESCO, Philosophy and World Problems.  His most recent book is the expanded second edition of The Cancer Stage of Capitalism: From Crisis to Cure.