Dear Prime Minister Harper:
Did Harper CO2e dictator game trigger Slave Lake incendiary bonds?
Abel Danger believes the CO2e dictator game which you appear to have developed with Robert Oxoby and Tom Flanagan at the University of Calgary, enriched Lloyd’s Register sponsors who allegedly used Entrust public key infrastructure, Onion Router encryption and various patented Martec incendiary devices to trigger Slave Lake catastrophe.
“Mine and yours: Property rights in dictator games Robert J. Oxoby,∗, John Spraggon b,1 a Department of Economics, University of Calgary, 2500 University Drive NW, Calgary, Alberta T2N 1N4, Canada b Department of Resource Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst, 80 Campus Center Way, Amherst, MA 01003, USA Received 18 March 2004; received in revised form 25 April 2005; accepted 31 December 2005 Abstract We conduct experiments on earned wealth effects in [CO2e] dictator games. In addition to a standard treatment in which wealth was determined by the experimenter, we conduct treatments in which the dictator or the receiver earned the wealth used in the dictator game. In our baseline treatment, on average, dictators allocate receivers 20 percent. In treatments where dictators earned wealth, we observe the (theoretically predicted) zero offers to receivers [as in patent rights to CO2e.com founder Carlton Bartels, murdered in WTC#1 on 911 the week after he played in a Harper (?) CO2e dictator game with Oxoby and Flanagan in Calgary]. In treatments where receivers earned wealth, we observe distributions of offers in which receivers’ shares exceeds 50 percent. These results emphasize the importance of property rights in determining individuals’ social preferences. © 2006 Elsevier B.V. [Community organizers of the 7/7 London Underground bombing and Societe Generale cat bond fraud] All rights reserved. JEL classification: C70; C91; D63 Keywords: Dictator games; Property rights; Social preferences”
“Thomas Eugene Flanagan is an American-born political science professor at the University of Calgary, author, and conservative political activist. He also served as an advisor to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper until 2004. Flanagan's scholarship has focused on Native and Metis rights in Western Canada, particularly on Louis Riel, leader of the 1885 North-West Rebellion. Recently, Flanagan made controversial comments that advocated the assassination of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange .. Flanagan has written a book on property rights, a book on game theory, and another about conservative Canadian political parties. His books on Preston Manning and the Reform Party, and Stephen Harper and the Conservative Party, were based on his experiences as The Political Adviser and campaign manager .. There have also been public calls for a criminal investigation into Flanagan's incitement to murder Assange, including a petition signed by 60 University of Calgary alumni saying that Flanagan's remarks had tarnished the school's reputation. Calgary police are currently compiling evidence to probe whether criminal charges should be laid against Flanagan. Flanagan allegedly threatened Janet Reymond, a resident of Toronto, who wrote an email to him asking if those who did not support his political views should be assassinated as well. He replied with an email saying "Be careful, we know where you live.” He later apologized to Ms. Reymond.”
“Lloyd's Register Americas Inc. has concluded the acquisition of Martec, an engineering firm based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Scandinavian Oil.Gas Magazine Published Feb 21, 2008 Martec specialises in developing advanced engineering simulation technology for the design and analysis of complex structures and systems - particularly ships, ports, harbours, and offshore facilities [allegedly designed incendiary bombs for Lloyd’s Register arsonists to destroy the Deepwater Horizon and trigger associated cat bonds for Harper’s CO2e dictator-game sponsors]. A pioneer in its field, Martec has delivered practical solutions to difficult engineering problems for over thirty years .. "Martec has worked closely with the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Coastguard from its inception. From enhancing blast protection for military personnel and vehicles, to predicting the motions and stresses of ships in waves, or developing new methods for predicting structural fatigue, Martec has the expertise and experience to mitigate risk, and enhance performance while improving safety and survivability."
“Harper promises significant financial help for Slave Lake 2:55pm Click here to email Brent Pushkarenko 5/20/2011 Slave Lake can expect "substantial" financial help from Ottawa, according to Prime Minister Stephen Harper. "We're not in a position today to estimate what that amount of dollars will be, but obviously, it would be substantial," Harper told reporters, gathered in Slave Lake Friday, after the PM toured the fire-ravaged community with Premier Ed Stelmach. Funds will be made available under Ottawa's Financial Disaster Assistance Act [CO2e kickbacks to receivers?] "There's a formula that applies to all kinds of emergencies across the country," said Harper. "So, that's what will be our contribution in this case. "We always examine whether these arrangements are adequate, but I think it's premature not knowing what the scale of these claims are going to be made under that act." The province announced an initial $50 million contribution to cover housing and other costs earlier this week. The money started flowing to the thousands of evacuees Friday.”
“Alberta promises $50M in wildfire aid Many Slave Lake residents in the dark about their homes CBC News Posted: May 18, 2011 6:30 AM MT Last Updated: May 18, 2011 8:41 PM MT .. Residents also want to know why they got so little warning before the evacuation and why it seemed like so little information filtered down to them over the last few days. Even as the fire approached the town's outer limits, residents weren't hearing anything about a need to evacuate. An evacuation order was eventually issued, but by then the radio station was on fire and roads in and out of the community were closed. Insurance companies moving in Insurance companies are starting to deal with an influx of claims from residents who lost their homes to the wildfires. A number of agents have opened temporary offices in nearby Athabasca in hotels and at the evacuation centre. Aviva Canada agent John Russell expects claims in Slave Lake to surpass the $200 million in the Kelowna, B.C., fires eight years ago .. RCMP charged a 24-year-old man with arson Tuesday after a wildfire late Saturday afternoon in Fox Creek. The fire started behind some apartments and began moving toward the town. Gound crews and water bombers fought the fire for hours, saving the town, said police.”
“Ready to bet on the weather? Tara Perkins Last updated Monday, Oct. 26, 2009 8:50AM EDT Canadian insurers may soon give investors the opportunity to bet against an increasingly angry Mother Nature. Canada's insurance regulator, one of the strictest in the world, says it would be open to allowing property and casualty insurers to create “weather bonds” to offset the risk of everything from a massive hailstorm to a huge downpour. Weather bonds are not like the exotic securities that created so much upheaval in the financial crisis; there is an important difference. When banks securitized subprime mortgages, they sold them outright; insurers, on the other hand, would not be allowed to shed their obligations to their policy holders. Rather, bonds that would be created would be sold to pension funds and other investors who would receive interest and would lose their principal if the bonds were triggered (say, by 100 mm of rain in Toronto in 24 hours, or when claims from a storm hit $500-million). But insurers would still be responsible for paying claims to policy holders .. “Now with possible climate change, a large proportion of the claims that are coming through in the past couple [of] years seem to relate to big rainstorms and windstorms and things like that, and I think insurance people are sitting back and scratching their heads and saying ‘hmm, is the world changing permanently?'” Mr. Thompson said. Globally, capital markets have been providing an offset to weather risks for more than a decade, ranging from exchange-traded weather derivatives (to manage soaring or freezing temperatures) to insurance-linked securities for catastrophe risks, noted Joel Baker, CEO of MSA Research .. Canada has historically been considered low risk for weather catastrophes As well, Canadian insurers have had ample access to reinsurance to offset risks (reinsurance is essentially insurance that insurers buy to protect themselves against certain risks). “For the size of the risk, we have generally found that the reinsurance capacity for Canada has been quite good,” said James Falle at Aviva Canada Inc. “If the cost of reinsurance shot up, I'm sure there would be folks that would look at [cat bonds] as a possible lower-cost alternative.”
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“Thomas Eugene Flanagan is an American-born political science professor at the University of Calgary, author, and conservative political activist. He also served as an advisor to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper until 2004. Flanagan's scholarship has focused on Native and Metis rights in Western Canada, particularly on Louis Riel, leader of the 1885 North-West Rebellion. Recently, Flanagan made controversial comments that advocated the assassination of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange .. Flanagan has written a book on property rights, a book on game theory, and another about conservative Canadian political parties. His books on Preston Manning and the Reform Party, and Stephen Harper and the Conservative Party, were based on his experiences as The Political Adviser and campaign manager .. There have also been public calls for a criminal investigation into Flanagan's incitement to murder Assange, including a petition signed by 60 University of Calgary alumni saying that Flanagan's remarks had tarnished the school's reputation. Calgary police are currently compiling evidence to probe whether criminal charges should be laid against Flanagan. Flanagan allegedly threatened Janet Reymond, a resident of Toronto, who wrote an email to him asking if those who did not support his political views should be assassinated as well. He replied with an email saying "Be careful, we know where you live.” He later apologized to Ms. Reymond.”
“Lloyd's Register Americas Inc. has concluded the acquisition of Martec, an engineering firm based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Scandinavian Oil.Gas Magazine Published Feb 21, 2008 Martec specialises in developing advanced engineering simulation technology for the design and analysis of complex structures and systems - particularly ships, ports, harbours, and offshore facilities [allegedly designed incendiary bombs for Lloyd’s Register arsonists to destroy the Deepwater Horizon and trigger associated cat bonds for Harper’s CO2e dictator-game sponsors]. A pioneer in its field, Martec has delivered practical solutions to difficult engineering problems for over thirty years .. "Martec has worked closely with the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Coastguard from its inception. From enhancing blast protection for military personnel and vehicles, to predicting the motions and stresses of ships in waves, or developing new methods for predicting structural fatigue, Martec has the expertise and experience to mitigate risk, and enhance performance while improving safety and survivability."
“Harper promises significant financial help for Slave Lake 2:55pm Click here to email Brent Pushkarenko 5/20/2011 Slave Lake can expect "substantial" financial help from Ottawa, according to Prime Minister Stephen Harper. "We're not in a position today to estimate what that amount of dollars will be, but obviously, it would be substantial," Harper told reporters, gathered in Slave Lake Friday, after the PM toured the fire-ravaged community with Premier Ed Stelmach. Funds will be made available under Ottawa's Financial Disaster Assistance Act [CO2e kickbacks to receivers?] "There's a formula that applies to all kinds of emergencies across the country," said Harper. "So, that's what will be our contribution in this case. "We always examine whether these arrangements are adequate, but I think it's premature not knowing what the scale of these claims are going to be made under that act." The province announced an initial $50 million contribution to cover housing and other costs earlier this week. The money started flowing to the thousands of evacuees Friday.”
“Alberta promises $50M in wildfire aid Many Slave Lake residents in the dark about their homes CBC News Posted: May 18, 2011 6:30 AM MT Last Updated: May 18, 2011 8:41 PM MT .. Residents also want to know why they got so little warning before the evacuation and why it seemed like so little information filtered down to them over the last few days. Even as the fire approached the town's outer limits, residents weren't hearing anything about a need to evacuate. An evacuation order was eventually issued, but by then the radio station was on fire and roads in and out of the community were closed. Insurance companies moving in Insurance companies are starting to deal with an influx of claims from residents who lost their homes to the wildfires. A number of agents have opened temporary offices in nearby Athabasca in hotels and at the evacuation centre. Aviva Canada agent John Russell expects claims in Slave Lake to surpass the $200 million in the Kelowna, B.C., fires eight years ago .. RCMP charged a 24-year-old man with arson Tuesday after a wildfire late Saturday afternoon in Fox Creek. The fire started behind some apartments and began moving toward the town. Gound crews and water bombers fought the fire for hours, saving the town, said police.”
“Ready to bet on the weather? Tara Perkins Last updated Monday, Oct. 26, 2009 8:50AM EDT Canadian insurers may soon give investors the opportunity to bet against an increasingly angry Mother Nature. Canada's insurance regulator, one of the strictest in the world, says it would be open to allowing property and casualty insurers to create “weather bonds” to offset the risk of everything from a massive hailstorm to a huge downpour. Weather bonds are not like the exotic securities that created so much upheaval in the financial crisis; there is an important difference. When banks securitized subprime mortgages, they sold them outright; insurers, on the other hand, would not be allowed to shed their obligations to their policy holders. Rather, bonds that would be created would be sold to pension funds and other investors who would receive interest and would lose their principal if the bonds were triggered (say, by 100 mm of rain in Toronto in 24 hours, or when claims from a storm hit $500-million). But insurers would still be responsible for paying claims to policy holders .. “Now with possible climate change, a large proportion of the claims that are coming through in the past couple [of] years seem to relate to big rainstorms and windstorms and things like that, and I think insurance people are sitting back and scratching their heads and saying ‘hmm, is the world changing permanently?'” Mr. Thompson said. Globally, capital markets have been providing an offset to weather risks for more than a decade, ranging from exchange-traded weather derivatives (to manage soaring or freezing temperatures) to insurance-linked securities for catastrophe risks, noted Joel Baker, CEO of MSA Research .. Canada has historically been considered low risk for weather catastrophes As well, Canadian insurers have had ample access to reinsurance to offset risks (reinsurance is essentially insurance that insurers buy to protect themselves against certain risks). “For the size of the risk, we have generally found that the reinsurance capacity for Canada has been quite good,” said James Falle at Aviva Canada Inc. “If the cost of reinsurance shot up, I'm sure there would be folks that would look at [cat bonds] as a possible lower-cost alternative.”
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