The CBC keeps telling LIES about the Trucker Convoy
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Summary
What began as a clash over health mandates has grown into a debate over rights, power, and identity. The words the slogans and tactics have changed, but the underlying tensions remain shaping how we see ourselves and each other.
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what began as a clash over health mandates has grown into a debate over rights power and identity
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the words the slogans and tactics have changed but the underlying tensions remain
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shaping how we see ourselves and each other but it's very crafty what they've done here
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is is they're lumping it in they're like see see the convoy is just like all this other
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conservative animosity that's totally forgettable and dismissible you see what they did there they
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just they just folded it all into like hey any other animosity anytime you see one of these
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conservatives complaining about the carbon tax it's just all the same thing it's all the same
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thing it's just like the convoy right like what a sleight of hand that they accomplished with this
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see all this animosity all this right-wing animosity it's all the same anyway it was just some clash
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about mandates they completely completely astroturf and glossed over the most important parts
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of the convoy once again they just repackaged it as look at these weird convoy people yeah maybe
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they weren't nazis maybe they weren't terrorists but they're these weird convoy peoples who are just
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like hung up on something well disregarding what the what the people in ottawa had to go through
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absolutely disgusting more dishonesty more trash propaganda from the cbc although it was tactful
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how they made this we need to fight back guys we need to fight back and it's going to be a lot
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more than a tweet it's going to be a lot more than making a sign and showing up at a protest
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we need to reach out of our echo chamber because what cbc did right there is they helped program people
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to not care about the political persecution that's happening still to canadians who were at the convoy and
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have those beliefs the title talks about the court the description talks about there's going to be a
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long haul through the courts for these two why because barbara likes his trucks and he protested
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mandates because tamara lich plays her guitar and she protested mandates what is the crime they
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completely glossed over the worst of the worst of what happened and uh we need to fight back by
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telling the real story we need to tell the real story how it was and that's why i've dedicated i'm
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dedicating all of my time and effort into creating a documentary it talks about the convoy it talks about
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these people who have been politically persecuted for their opinions and they're still dealing with the
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aftermath shout outs to randy hillier by the way who is um i mean i'm not i'm not a lawyer but look at
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this developing story more to come tomorrow from randy hillier crown appeal to court of appeal so
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recently randy had a positive outcome for his court decision of all these charges since the convoy but no
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the crown prosecutor is now um is now going to further uh appeal that decision so randy thought he
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was out of the woods he thought he could go back to his life of doing what he does of fighting for
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this country but no they're like we're gonna drag you back into the courts you have to spend more time
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money emotional and spiritual energy to defend yourself for what for going to a protest to
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stop the mandates this war is still going on okay like it's far from over and i don't see enough
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people telling the story properly and that's why we are making this documentary okay we're making this
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documentary we're interviewing people like randy people like tamara litch and barber who have been
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persecuted we're interviewing a pastor tomorrow i'm driving there tomorrow morning gotta pay for the gas
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gotta pay for new hard drives and there's also a collection of people in alberta that i would like
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to interview obviously uh and i mean obviously as in like there's a lot of very strong dissidents and
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strong um people who have been persecuted out in alberta and it's all because of your political
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opinion there is a slow creep of authoritarianism happening in this country and no one's telling the
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story properly we've hired an award-winning documentarian filmmaker he's won a guinness
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world record for this and uh you know hiring him is obviously going to cost money though um it's all
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listed here at give saying go.com slash save free speech so please go support that if you want to help
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tell the story if you want to fight back against the cbc propaganda then go to give saying go.com
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slash say free speech the link is in uh the chat right now um if we do reach all of our fundraising
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goals this will be submitted to film festivals it'll be distributed internationally it'll be on
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different streaming services this is going to be a professional broadcast quality documentary it's a
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little bit different from just a live stream or a tweet or a tiktok short or a youtube video so it is
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taking more time i would be making more videos but i'm i'm in the process of editing some of these
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interviews and once again if you want to help support say free speech and tell the story of
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persecuted political prisoners in canada go to give saying go.com slash say free speech thank you so