I'm pretty sure it's not Anne Mclellan he is referring to, as she has not a whole lot to do with what he is talking about. He refers to Bev Oda though, the current Heritage Minister, who is basically bought off by the recording and copyright industry, who Raine fights against.
And it is definitely not referring to any American civil war soldiers, as the song has to do more about personal freedoms and political outrage than historical events. I would wager it is McCluhan pronounced a little differently while he was recording.
I'm pretty sure it's not Anne Mclellan he is referring to, as she has not a whole lot to do with what he is talking about. He refers to Bev Oda though, the current Heritage Minister, who is basically bought off by the recording and copyright industry, who Raine fights against.
And it is definitely not referring to any American civil war soldiers, as the song has to do more about personal freedoms and political outrage than historical events. I would wager it is McCluhan pronounced a little differently while he was recording.