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Things You’re Gonna See On The CBC

Brian Lilley;

Here’s a pro-tip, when trying to convince people that they should be vaccinated against measles because “the science” says it is safe, maybe also embrace “the science” that says only women can get pregnant.

This biological reality may be uncomfortable for some in today’s gender-bending zeitgeist, but it is still true. No man has ever been pregnant; no man will ever be pregnant – not naturally – and to claim otherwise is lunacy.

Yet, it wasn’t just CBC pushing this, they cited the Canadian Medical Association Journal, a supposedly “peer-reviewed” medical journal that has also abandoned basic science.

“Pregnant people with measles are at higher risk of pneumonia, hepatitis, and hospitalization and have a 10-fold higher risk of death than those who are not pregnant,” the CMAJ says in a recent post.

Who are these people who become pregnant? They are people with wombs, people that we call women, but in the name of political correctness, in the name of being woke, the CMAJ and CBC, use the phrase pregnant people.

Conservatives Pounce!

“When Republicans screw up, that’s the story. When Democrats screw up, the Republicans’ reaction is the story. – Jim Treacher

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre pounced on a government report that he argues predicts a “terrifying” world in 2040 to warn voters of the dangers of giving the Liberals a fourth term — but the actual report is far more nuanced.

@joe_warmingtonHere’s my question to ⁦@PierrePoilievre today — I was heckled and berated for asking it by other media. It offers insight to me why they perhaps were not offered a seat on the bus.

Well, Rats!

Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge will not seek re-election, Radio-Canada has learned.

But first, she needs to shovel money out the door.

But before she goes, St-Onge plans to fulfil a key part of her mandate letter as Heritage Minister.

According to information obtained by Radio-Canada, this week St-Onge will unveil her proposal to modernize CBC/Radio-Canada’s mandate in the Broadcasting Act, which has not been reviewed since 1991.

h/t Mike

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