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Stephen Harper’s foreign policy documents the sordid story of the Canadian government’s sabotage of international environmental efforts, a government totally committed to tar sands producers and a mining industry widely criticized for abuses. Furthermore, this sweeping critique details Harper’s opposition to the “Arab Spring” democracy movement and his backing of repressive Middle East monarchies, as well as his support for a military coup in Honduras and indifference to suffering of Haitians following the earthquake that devastated their country.

Written in the form of a submission to an imagined " Truth and Reconciliation Commission" about Canada's foreign policy during the Lester B. Pearson era, this book will change your mind about Canada's most famous statesman . Rather than an " honest broker," or " peacekeeper, " Pearson was an ardent cold warrior, who backed colonialism and apartheid in Africa, coups in Guatemala, Iran and Brazil and the U.S. invasion of the Dominican Republic. A beneficiary of U.S. intervention in Canadian political affairs, the Nobel Peace laureate provided important support to the U.S. during the Vietnam war and advocated sending troops to the American-led war in Korea. Pearson helped construct the post World War 11 US-empire.