Welcome to the free marketplace of ideas. CAN is an independent nonpartisan forum for wiki-style contributions. It's designed to be a mini-democracy online for people who wish to share peaceful ideas and solutions.
We invite you to participate in CAN by adding original content to our website -- quality research, news, referenda, position papers, videos, and photos. The public votes on your content democratically. To contribute your own content, please click the blue light bulb.
Language is routinely diluted. For example, how often is "eco-friendly" just a superficial label, and "freedom" merely a veneer? We must dig deeper. Quality research is a careful study to help separate propaganda from truth.
Eco-Search
CAN eco-search is designed to dig deeper, and deliver information about what is natural and organic. For example, it's not enough to search for home cleaning products that are "safe" or "non-toxic," since virtually all conventional products make these claims, yet still contain highly unnatural and unsafe chemicals.
Liberty Search
Nor is it enough to simply read the mainstream news to understand what's really happening in the world. History shows the most oppressive and violent regimes also espouse ideals of freedom and prosperity through their conventional media. Again, we need to dig deeper - to learn about the New World Order power centers and tools. A helpful rule of thumb is that all information should be presumed fallible (i.e., gives a partial story, misdirects issues, presents false solutions), even from "independent" news, books, and documentaries. CAN liberty search is just a helpful tool for starting your reading - it's up to the reader to embrace temperance, logic, and careful reflection in the humble search for truth.
If you wish, you can expand your search beyond Civil Action Network by checking the 'Search Google' checkbox below.
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How Search Works
CAN Smart Web Search returns results in the categories selected under Search Types. The standard CAN search scans the CAN media archive for hits, filtering by the dates indicated under Filter CAN Results by Date (if any). Google-enabled searches (disabled by default, indicated by italics in the Search Types list) are restricted to the domain specified under Restrict Google Results to Site (if any).
