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💥EXPOSED: Gary vs. CSIS Gary: "Bill C-22 is not about spying on Canadians." CSIS: "Bill C-22 is going to give us a significant advantage in terms of providing us with the building block for an investigation." What they're not telling you is that under "exigent circumstances," as deemed by...

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💥Imagine this: One post about an MP gets flagged. The PPS quietly pulls your name and full social-media history from its database. Under Bill C-70 and existing MOUs, it’s handed to CSIS as a “threat assessment.” That then triggers a Bill C-22 ministerial order, forcing your ISP to install real-time tracking, metadata retention, and rapid data extraction—targeted at you. This is where Canada is headed.

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When government thinks its best approach is to target Apple - have you ever supported a lawful access bill anywhere? - you know they’ve lost the plot. Opportunity for real questions about privacy risks for millions of Canadians under Bill C-22 lost with strange line of questions.
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Free speech is a core value of our civilization. We need to stop Bill C-9. This bill is designed to limit your speech by labeling you as an Islamophobe or racist without any specific definition. We don’t lack laws in Canada. If the authorities do not enforce the existing laws against jihadists, and if the RCMP and CSIS receive advice from Muslim Brotherhood-linked groups, it does not mean that a new law will stop the hate rallies and the glorification of terrorism in our streets. If Bill C-9 passes, I can say: welcome to the Islamic Republic of Canada.

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Safety Minister Gary gets asked what it says about CSIS & RCMP vetting process now that a Canadian has been accused on spying on NATO. Once again he exposes his incompetence & from what I can tell a total lack of what’s actually happening in regard to this investigation. I think they are being left in the dark for a reason.

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Safety Minister Gary doubles down on the belief that removing guns from law abiding Canadians is going to keep us safe. This has nothing to do with safety. This is yet more Government overreach under the guise of safety.

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