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🚨 $1 vs $100 Scams 🚨 $1 Scam: Gaslight the public into supporting rushed 'Hate Speech' laws otherwise they're anti-semitic... $100 Scam: Get them arguing about immigration while we let billion dollar multinational corporations steal their sovereign wealth... Follow for more tips on how to scam the Australian public!

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REPORT: Canada's hate speech laws may have been created by the same organization spreading online hate. The Canadian Anti-Hate Network's Legal Counsel Richard Warman spent years disguising himself as a Neo-Nazi Online, where he spewed vile, homophobic, racist, and anti-semitic rhetoric to entrap people on chat forms so he could sue them. During his time at the Canadian Human Rights Commission, Warman and several other members of the commission spent their time exploiting section 13 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The group would pose as neo-nazi in alleged white supremacist chat rooms and engage in inappropriate professional conduct to entice individuals to break hate speech laws, only to sue them later through the Human Rights Commission. Not only was Warman the prosecutor at these proceedings, but he was also the witness. Eventually, the scam caught the attention of the RCMP, and it was alleged that Warman and other members of the commission were hacking into a civilian's IP address so their conduct wouldn't trace back to the commission. On several occasions, Balgord has stated in interviews that CAHN uses a similar method to infiltrate alleged neo-nazi groups online in an effort to expose Canada's apparent far-right epidemic. Considering they have a long history of being ethically immoral and have a low standard for reporting facts, how do Canadians know they were not creating an influx of hate in these groups to carry out their own political agenda?

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