Category: Basic Dictatorship

Disinformation Inc.®

Blacklock’s- Will Censor Web “Pollution”

Liberals if re-elected will make a third attempt at regulating the internet, Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested last evening. Carney made the remark after being heckled at a rally in Hamilton, Ont. “We don’t need the online hate from the United States,” said Carney. Hecklers had questioned if the Prime Minister was acquainted with New York financier Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender who died in police custody in 2019.

“Come on,” said Carney. “Come on.” The Prime Minister paused briefly. “There are many serious issues that we’re dealing with,” he said.

Dan Knight- Mark Carney Says the Quiet Part Out Loud – Liberals Will Police ‘Wrong’ Speech Online

One Flu Out Of The Wuhan Nest

“I was in Wuhan in the fall of 2019 at the World Military Games. A significant number of the team, and I myself, contracted COVID and became very, very ill.

With that statement, delivered in confidential testimony to The Bureau, a Canadian Armed Forces member added his voice to one of the most powerful emerging revelations in the global search for the origins of COVID-19. His account closely matches the U.S. Department of Defense’s newly declassified conclusion that seven American soldiers fell ill with COVID-like symptoms during the same October 2019 military competition in Wuhan, China.

The American military investigation was ordered by Congress in 2021 but kept from the public until a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit forced its release. Critics now say the Biden administration suppressed the findings, which suggest U.S. intelligence agencies had early evidence of a viral outbreak tied to the Games.

The Canadian soldier believes voters deserve to know that CSIS—Ottawa’s civilian intelligence agency—also assessed that Canadian military athletes were infected in Wuhan, and that the Trudeau government chose not to inform the public. “Yes, CSIS and a number of other such organizations did interview members of the contingent,” he said of his experience upon returning to Canada. “They were professional and concerned only with facts. But when completing their interviews, they let it be known that their work and report would be suppressed.”

Why?

His testimony now stands alongside a torrent of new disclosures—including a bombshell release from the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency—that together appear to draw a new, starker picture of what happened in Wuhan and how it may be linked to dangerous Canadian research.

Related: FDA’s Former “Top Vaccine Scientist” Forced Out after Denying HHS Secretary Unrestricted Access to Vaccine Injury Database

Ontario Court of Appeal ruled…

Blacklock’s-  Bans On Protestors Unlawful

The anti-mandate demonstrations were “plain vanilla outdoor protests” that posed no threat, said Justice Lauwers. “There is no claim they were not peaceful or were disruptive or violent,” he wrote.

Nor was there evidence protests posed any health risk, said the Court. “How much, practically speaking, did the ban on peaceful assembly mitigate the risk of Covid-19 spread?” asked Justice Lauwers. “There is no evidence as to the increase in risk that would have been posed by an exemption for outdoor peaceful assembly.”

Our Chinese-Installed Governor In Ottawa

Beijing’s decision is final. Chiang stays.

Update for chewy new awkwardness:

Canada’s election threat monitoring body has confirmed that national party leaders received a classified security briefing late last week, as public concerns mount over threats tied to transnational repression and a widening controversy involving Liberal MP Paul Chiang’s remarks about Conservative candidate Joe Tay.

The revelation came Monday during a public update by the Security and Intelligence Threats to Elections (SITE) Task Force. Allen Sutherland, a senior Privy Council Office official and SITE leader, confirmed the briefing referenced today by Prime Minister Mark Carney covered high-level threat assessments and involved security-cleared representatives from each political party. While SITE would not confirm whether Chiang’s remarks were specifically addressed, the timing suggests they may have been a factor.

The Libranos: Nice Riding You Have There

Be a shame if anything happened to it.

Chandra Arya, a Liberal backbench MP whose short-lived bid to replace Justin Trudeau as leader was cut short by the party, says he has been dropped as the candidate for the Ottawa riding of Nepean.

The 62-year-old has represented the riding since 2015.

National campaign director Andrew Bevan informed Arya of the decision in a letter Thursday, just days before an expected election call.

The move to remove him comes almost two months after the party also told Arya it would not accept him as a candidate for the party leadership.

Arya had already been nominated, but the letter says new information obtained by the party’s “green light committee” led the campaign co-chair to recommend that his “status as a candidate” be revoked.

Bevan does not include any details about the new information.

The only unfinished business is for our Chinese-installed Governor to smear Chandra Arya as a Chinese plant.

Related: Chandra got one hell of a nice parting gift

Unlimited Power!

It’s what we want. It’s what we need.

Rob Shaw- He wants a blank cheque to do anything he wants.”

B.C.’s David Eby proposes draconian legislation to respond to Donald Trump

Globe and Mail- Premier Eby, please practise democracy

British Columbia’s NDP government tabled legislation last week that, if enacted as is, would give it sweeping powers to pass regulations without having to bother with the tedious obligation of asking for the blessing of the provincial legislature.

It’s Good To Be King

Alternate title: The Emperor Has No Clothes

National Post- Mark Carney’s not really supposed to be doing anything

Mark Carney may now be Canada’s 24th prime minister, but the unique circumstances of his appointment mean that he technically shouldn’t be allowed to do anything.

No appointments. No new spending or taxes. No foreign policy commitments. Nothing at all that isn’t “routine,” “non-controversial” and “reversible.”

It’s all part of the “caretaker convention,” a longstanding parliamentary tradition which holds that until a prime minister is able to “command the confidence of the House of Commons,” he’s not allowed to wield the full powers of his office.

In fact, he’s not supposed to do almost any of the things Canadians typically associate with their prime minister.

I Want A New Country

Ross McKitrick, economist, U of Guelf: “Unlike when talking about Brookfield or semiconductors, here [Carney] is very precise in his wording so later he can insist that he never promised pipelines.”

DO IT

Related: Dan Tappin is in Calgary reporting from behind enemy lines. And, heh, so is Andy Lee.

Navigation