Another news source is covering this
hereJust a point of curiosity, to quote that story:
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Nathan Jacobson, an Israeli-Canadian businessman who led a security assessment of Alberta's oilpatch in 2007, said the breach reveals serious flaws in oilsands security.
"For 25 Greenpeace people to get in there — boy, is that a red light going off," he said from his home in Tel Aviv.
Jacobson, who is not a security expert, led a team of international analysts — including James G. Liddy, a former U.S. Navy SEAL and chief of the U.S. Navy's counter-terrorism force protection plan, and Alan Bell, a 22-year veteran of the British SAS — on a fact-finding trip through the oilsands two years ago at the request of then-Transportation and Infrastructure minister Lyle Oberg.
Is this the son of the famous
G.Gordon Liddy?$1:
In addition to Will and the nonfiction books When I Was a Kid, This Was a Free Country (2002) and Fight Back! Tackling Terrorism, Liddy Style (2006, with his son[10] Cdr. James G. Liddy, J. Michael Barrett, and Joel Selanikio), Liddy has published two novels: Out of Control (1979) and The Monkey Handlers (1990). Neither novel sold as well as the autobiography.
I think so.