On false confessions

Lest there be any doubt based on the Cons' track record, if Tony Clement thought he was in any real legal jeopardy over format-shifted content, he'd have denied the very existence of iPods, blamed a random staffer for transferring the music without his knowledge, claimed that the Canada Evidence Act and national security interests actually require him to have his favourite music available in case of an emergency, and started a smear campaign and lawsuit against Thomas Edison claiming that the recording of music is all a conspiracy against his party. So take his pathetic attempt to soften the ground for the Cons' impending DMCA for what it is.