This is now probably the craziest draft related post I've read. There is nothing to rig, it is a draft to disperse players into the NHL. There is no prize for the people of a country who happen to have the first overall pick. Scouts, directors of scouting, and general managers are not part of some conspiracy to steer players from one country into certain spots to the detriment of their own careers. Canadian players probably are generally overvalued as the historically dominant country with a very accessible development stream for scouts to pick over. That does not mean there is a crazy conspiracy afoot, or that any given draft year must match the percentages of players in the league from a given area.
As for your previous crazy post, you are not a part of the draft process and gain nothing from where Hagens is drafted, just like 99.99% of people in the United States. A draft spot is not something that is earned in advanced, it's just the starting point for a player's career and amounts to nothing more than trivia for people not very closely connected to the player.
You're only exposing some deeply held issues and a poor sense of reality.