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You really can't make this up. CBC's source of misinformation about the Freedom Convoy, the guy that spun Ottawa into a frenzy, is presented as an expert by CBC in "misinformation" Justin Ling spun wild tales that were believed by media and law enforcement and none had the courage...

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CBC holding the opposition to account... extraterritorially! CBC reporter, Jorge Barrera, uses his precious time with the Mexican President to ask about something Pierre Poilievre said "The leader of the Canadian opposition this past week, Pierre Poilievre, who was almost prime minister, ah, we're very close, he had a press conference and he used Mexico to contrast with the situation in Canada, which he thinks is very ugly. He said he was at the airport and had run into a lady who said she had moved to Mexico because she felt safer in Mexico than in Vancouver. And he said, imagine, he said in English, "Let that sink in." That someone thinks that it is safer in Mexico than in Vancouver, saying that things must be super ugly in Canada if they feel safer in Mexico. What do you think of that? Using Mexico, an important politician in Canada, using Mexico for that contrast, to say things are wrong here. What do you think about that?" Pierre Poilievre Brodie Fenlon

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Example of the misinformation practiced by some media outlets An example of the misinformation practiced by certain media outlets to incite against our forces and the residents of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh in Aleppo. In this footage, the reporter claims that a sniper affiliated with our forces is targeting him, while right behind him, armed members of the Damascus government can be seen walking and moving normally, showing no signs whatsoever of gunfire or any immediate danger in the area. We consider the broadcasting of such footage a form of media manipulation aimed at incitement and stirring discord against our peaceful community.

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Canada was one of two countries to levy counter tariffs on the US. So who does CBC bring in to defend Canada's counter-tariffs and attack the countries that didn't do the same? Brian Clow, Trudeau's former deputy chief of staff, who advised Trudeau to bring them in. You really can't make this up! Carney surrounds himself by former Trudeau staffers and ministers and CBC trots out the ones that didn't make the cut to defend their missteps🤦‍♂️ "And I will make a note here, it is disappointing that only two countries, Canada and China, did stand up to this president."
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Canada was one of two countries to levy counter tariffs on the US. So who does CBC bring in to defend Canada's counter-tariffs and attack the countries that didn't do the same? Brian Clow, Trudeau's former deputy chief of staff, who advised Trudeau to bring them in. You really can't make this up! Carney surrounds himself by former Trudeau staffers and ministers and CBC trots out the ones that didn't make the cut to defend their missteps🤦‍♂️ "And I will make a note here, it is disappointing that only two countries, Canada and China, did stand up to this president."

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IT’S TIME FOR eSAFETY KAREN TO BE SACKED She just couldn’t help herself. Just 3 days after President Trump survived an assassination attempt, eSafety Karen could not help herself and went on an unhinged anti-Trump rant full of misinformation, political bias and hypocrisy. She has demonstrated (again) that she is unfit to hold a position in the supposedly politically neutral Australia public service. eSafety Karen accused Trump and RFK Jr as spreading "COVID misinformation" when in fact it was Biden that was the worst offender, spreading dangerous Covid misinformation - falsely proclaiming that "if you‘ve been vaccinated you won’t get Covid" Why didn’t eSafety Karen call out Biden for this misinformation ? The simple answer is, that she’s an extremist from the far left and is politically bias. And the so-called "COVID misinformation superspreaders" like JFK Jr. that were censored, where in fact correct about everything. The passage of time has clearly shown that those that questioned the safety or efficacy of the "safe & effective" vaccines (that weren‘t even vaccines") were correct. Its crystal clear that masks mandates were useless, and that Ivermectin (in adequate doses and combined with zinc, doxycycline & Vitamin D) reduced hospitalisations and saved lives. And the censorship, cheered on by the likes of eSafety Karen, caused countless deaths, misery, hardship & illness Then without a clue of her own hypocrisy, eSafety Karen rants on about how misinformation led to real world violence. Yet she was silent on the violent hate directed at Trump. eSafety Karen is a clear & present danger to our freedoms. She envisions a totalitarian society run by leftist bureaucrats enforcing a woke agenda, where any any dissent is labelled "misinformation" and censored. Peter Dutton needs to show some leadership say she’ll be sacked on day one if he becomes Prime Minister.

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As the Alberta separation movement spreads misinformation about Indigenous rights, Dr. Bruce McIvor, lawyer and treaty expert, had a message for those hearing these claims: “You can push back on that. The biggest lie being perpetuated is that First Nations surrendered their land. That’s a lie, lie, huge lie,” he said at the Blackfoot Confderacy Treaty Unity gathering in Calgary on Sunday. Dr. Bruce McIvor is a partner at First Peoples Law LLP, where he represents Indigenous Peoples across Canada in both litigation and negotiation. He is widely regarded as one of Canada’s foremost practitioners of Aboriginal law.

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