00:00:00.000Do you remember about 23, 24, the legacy media told us that protesting against gender ideology
00:00:06.260was potentially an act of extremism? So I filed an access to information request. I wanted to
00:00:12.120review the evidence held within CSIS. And a year later, here it is. Reading through what appears
00:00:19.740to be weekly intelligence briefs, as you can see, became clear to me that our spy agency
00:00:25.120is leaning heavily on unnamed, what they're calling subscription-based open sources,
00:00:31.480and media reports to assess pride-related threats. Now, these assessments specified that, quote,
00:00:39.140anti-DEI and other anti-woke narratives were a concern to them, evidence that they say came from
00:00:45.980unnamed 2SLGBTQIA plus advocates, who said, quote, would embolden extreme perspectives.
00:00:54.020The problem is that each stated thread came with a caveat that CSIS ultimately found no evidence that any anti-Walk or anti-DEI criticism, including criticism of the trans lobby, had inspired violent extremist acts at all.
00:01:11.840CESA said that the open source intelligence they receive
00:01:14.180examined more than 2,800 internet memes
00:01:17.920shared over 100 Canadian social media accounts
00:01:20.940and that about one third of those memes
00:01:23.200had targeted transgender people specifically.