Ontario courts are embarking in a cameo role in an epochal international, juridical, propaganda, and influence-buying contest, between a mighty oil company and the variously motivated champions of aboriginal Ecuadorian jungle peasant-victims. In fact, Canadians, if their media recognize what is at stake, are going to see the monstrous cynicism and corruption of the American legal ethos, while it shares a few crumbs of patronage in the comparatively genteel Canadian branch of the Western legal cartel.
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