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MP Kerry Diotte: the CBC gets almost $1.4 Billion dollars from the Liberal Government, how on earth can a media entity remain objective in its coverage given that huge sum of money?” Journalist Peter Menzies: “how do they remain objective? I think that’s a big challenge” It’s long past... show more

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Wike Replies Channels TV "Media organizations are not set up for charity, they are for business. "Reason they do adverts and collect money. Apart from payments for adverts and Live Coverage, there are Commercial News on which money are paid. "This is how they make money to fund their operations and pay staff salaries. Why then should we hide this obvious fact? So if government allocated land (not sell, because in the FCT, government don't sell lands) to a media organization to build structures where it run its business, is the organization not making money from the land? "Also, if allocation of land to you is right, why should it be wrong when others get?"

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So, boots-on-the-ground reporting, including live, unedited footage showing the public what’s happening in real time, isn’t “true” and “objective” journalism? And of course I interviewed experts about this story. I just didn’t find you to be at the top of the list, considering you believe birds the birds were too tall to test effectively, that “the scientific issues, actually, are the lowest priority,” here and that the biggest threat is a “lack of belief in government.” Oh, and let’s not forget your claim that “Rebel News and this entire far-right media ecosystem” are covering this story to “weaken government sovereignty.” Totally objective statements. How much funding do you get from the Supreme Governments you’re so eagerly to defending for your global vaccine research? Anything close to what the state-backed media that interviews you so often receives? Rebel News is funded by the people and last I checked, in a democracy, state sovereignty, is supposed to align with the sovereignty of the people the state serves. If there’s a great lack of trust in our government ( and there is ) that’s on independent journalists who shed light on that, it’s on the state, and the mouth pieces that deflect from government overreach by vilifying and dehumanizing the very people they’re failing to serve. But hey, I’d still love to interview you. Seriously. How about alongside another expert with a different perspective. That’s what objective journalism looks like, right? And don’t worry, “far-left” won’t come up at all. When is a good time for you?

So, boots-on-the-ground reporting, including live, unedited footage showing the public what’s happening in real time, isn’t “true” and “objective” journalism? And of course I interviewed experts about this story. I just didn’t find you to be at the top of the list, considering you believe birds the birds were too tall to test effectively, that “the scientific issues, actually, are the lowest priority,” here and that the biggest threat is a “lack of belief in government.” Oh, and let’s not forget your claim that “Rebel News and this entire far-right media ecosystem” are covering this story to “weaken government sovereignty.” Totally objective statements. How much funding do you get from the Supreme Governments you’re so eagerly to defending for your global vaccine research? Anything close to what the state-backed media that interviews you so often receives? Rebel News is funded by the people and last I checked, in a democracy, state sovereignty, is supposed to align with the sovereignty of the people the state serves. If there’s a great lack of trust in our government ( and there is ) that’s on independent journalists who shed light on that, it’s on the state, and the mouth pieces that deflect from government overreach by vilifying and dehumanizing the very people they’re failing to serve. But hey, I’d still love to interview you. Seriously. How about alongside another expert with a different perspective. That’s what objective journalism looks like, right? And don’t worry, “far-left” won’t come up at all. When is a good time for you?

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DOOCY TIME: “So, since Liberation Day, there’s about $175 billion in tariff revenue that is now in limbo. Do you have to refund $175 billion of it?” President Trump: “Well, think of, it — think of it, Peter. Very fair question. They take months and months to write an opinion and they don’t even discuss that point. We’ve taken in hundreds of billions of dollars, not millions, hundreds of billions of dollars. And so, I said, well, what happens to all the money that we took in? It wasn’t discussed. Wouldn’t you think they would have put one sentence in there saying that, keep the money or don’t keep the money, right? I guess it has to get litigated for the next two years. So, they write this terrible, defective decision, totally defective. It’s almost like not written by smart people. And what they do, they don’t even talk about it. Your question is very basic. That was the first question I asked also to make you feel good. I said, what about all the money that we’ve taken in? Sir, they don’t discuss that. How crazy is that?”

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In 2019, Justin Trudeau joked about his government paying the Canadian media $600 million. “We sometimes hear about liberal bias in the media these days, how they’re constantly letting our government off the hook for no good reason. Frankly, I think that’s insulting. It’s clear that they let us off the hook for a very good reason. Because we pay them $600 million."

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