"What was then known as Bill C-10 was seen as a backdoor way to bring in creeping censorship by giving the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) the powers to regular what they termed user-generated content posted online, in the same way the regulatory body currently has domain over the radio and TV realm."
"The concerns appeared across the media landscape and political spectrum, 'Your free speech is at risk with Ottawa’s push to regular online content, experts warn,' read one headline over at the CBC. What then unfolded was that experts in the field pointed out the flaws with the legislation and the Liberals said the bill would be revised to address concerns. All good. Nothing more to see here folks. Controversy over."
"Except it’s not over. It’s only getting crazier. The Trudeau government’s plans to censor the Internet are back with a vengeance — and they’re now using Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as a pretext to push Canadians into going along with it. Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly has made multiple statements to this effect the past couple weeks."
This pos needs to be stopped at all costs our grandfathers fought and died defending our freedom and this sleezebag globalist is looking to take it away with lies and trickery.
ReplyDeleteWhen you're as compromised as much as this POS is, you do what you're told.
ReplyDeleteSad state of affairs when so many in this country refuse to see the dismantling of this country and continent because it undermines their comfortably numb state of mind.
Canadian society has never been so dumbed down in its entire history.
Actions have consequences lack of action has dire consequences.
Remember these present times when we COULD have done something to change this course. 3 years from now you will have no such option.
When your trying to run a Dictatorship, the last thing you want is a populace that are .....
ReplyDelete* highly educated free thinkers,
* mobile & independent,
* constitutional rights not encumbered by "emergency powers"