EZRA LEVANT ｜ CBC sets up undercover sting to humiliate conservative women
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The CBC set up an undercover sting operation to humiliate conservative activists like Frances Whittowson and Lindsay Shepard. It's not undercover journalism, it's not comedy, it s a hoax designed to embarrass and humiliate conservatives.
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Hello, my friends. I want to talk to you about this crazy hoax that the CBC has been trying to
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perpetrate against conservative activists like Frances Whittowson and Lindsay Shepard.
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Just so gross. It's not undercover journalism. It's not comedy. It is a hoax designed to humiliate
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conservatives. You're not going to believe what we show you. But first, let me invite you to become
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a subscriber to Rebel News Plus. That's the video version of this podcast. I really want you to see
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tonight the cbc sets up an undercover sting operation
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not to catch criminals but to humiliate conservatives it's may 13th and this is
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Ezra Levant show shame on you you sensorism bug
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i remember almost 10 years ago something that the cbc did called the trump effect and the trump
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effect if you don't remember was them claiming that it turned the whole world racist including
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including canada too so trump had just been inaugurated and the cbc's thesis was there was
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racism everywhere on the streets in toronto and montreal but the problem is they couldn't
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actually find any racists and they looked so they hired actors to pretend to be racist
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and to well actually to be racist to go out and to say and do racist things and actually to sell
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racist stuff and to engage people in conversations to whip them up it was a entrapment
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take a look for yourself at the cbc bragging about this on a show they call cbc marketplace
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which is supposed to be about debunking hoaxes they committed a hoax themselves and they were
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proud take a look ten dollar shirts white pride worldwide white pride ten dollars white pride
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You want to know why you decided to buy that t-shirt?
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How are you able to justify saying getting rid of immigrants when our own people are immigrants
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I believe that Trump has tapped into something that was already there.
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I live in a neighborhood where everybody is from a different country.
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My kids go to a school where in 22 kids out of the class, there's 17 languages spoken.
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Like I remember when the BBC, other racist hoaxes, like I remember when there was a young woman in the greater Toronto area who claimed that she was attacked by a man who used scissors to cut her hijab.
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I know that's such a weird thing to say and it fell apart so quickly on scrutiny, but the whole Muslim PR community was behind this girl.
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Justin Trudeau retweeted the claim. It was very quickly proven to be a hoax.
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And as you can see by this international story in the BBC, the family finally apologized for lying.
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That's because there's so little supply of racism in the West, but such a huge demand from the left.
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You may recall a few weeks ago, the Southern Poverty Law Center, the SPLC, was charged in the states that were indicted for fraud.
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they literally took money from their donors to pay people to be racist in the Ku Klux Klan and
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other places. And then they fundraised from their donors off the shock of these racists who were
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secretly on their payroll. And, you know, it's the same sort of thing the CBC is doing, isn't it?
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Now, I should tell you, I am not totally averse to performance art, even if there's some politics
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involved. But generally, if you are a reporter, if you're a journalist and you find yourself
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lying about who you are and paying other people to lie and paying other people to be racist
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and using tricks to provoke a reaction that wouldn't naturally occur.
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That may be something else you're doing, but I don't think it's news.
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Which brings me to an absolutely insane story today about Lindsay Shepard, the former teacher's
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assistant or grad student rather at Wilfrid Laurier University. You might recall she recommended
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watching a video of Jordan Peterson to her class and she was subject to a terrible persecution.
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Frances Widowson, a professor at Mount Royal University, fired for having a conservative view
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on Indigenous relations. Both of these women were targeted by the CBC because they supported
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the Canadian history that says Sir John A. Macdonald was a hero, not a genocider.
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So the CBC set up a massive sting operation, setting up fake companies and giving their
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people fake names to get close to Lindsay Shepard and Frances Whitteson by telling them
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And then to trick them by filming and not just filming them, but provoking them and doing
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things to get a reaction. It's just sort of incredible. Don't you find it interesting that
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both women I just mentioned were fired for their views? So these are not strong people crushing
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weak people. These were people who themselves were crushed, fired for their views. And yet the
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mighty CBC thinks they're the ones to do this. I mean, it would be something if they went after
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a cabinet minister or exposed some sort of grift or graft. That's what James O'Keefe does at
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Project Veritas, you could say that his people are deceptive and that they claim to be strangers
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found on a dating app, but they don't trick people into saying things. In fact, it's sort of the
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opposite. It's getting people to let their guard down. And the people that James O'Keefe always
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goes after are powerful people in powerful organizations. And he uses the trick of sending
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someone out, usually on a date with them, is to let them speak candidly with their guard down.
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That's not the case of what happened here. These are not powerful people who need to be held to account, especially in Lindsay Shepard's case. I mean, she's a fairly quiet mom. I mean, she is a journalist too, but she's not a powerful cabinet minister.
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It's almost unthinkable that a Canadian journalist would engage in a trap like this for someone in high public office.
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And it's certainly unthinkable that the CBC would do so.
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I suppose they might do so if they were going after a conservative like Pierre Polyam.
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I mean, that's sort of the CBC specialty these days is going after the underdog, going after the opposition.
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Here's a recent video just to remind you of Frances Whittowson being physically attacked
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when she was at a university recently talking about her point of view on indigenous relations.
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Imagine looking at this elderly woman being attacked and thinking,
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and it should not have an academic institution.
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Academic institution is a place where you can explore ideas.
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So, like I say, a CBC funded project conceived and executed in secret was designed to trick
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these conservatives, about being on their side.
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But the whole thing was a hoax, a stunt to embarrass them, humiliate them, trick them.
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Frances Whittowson sort of realized something was awry,
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and she recorded some of it on her cell phone with the main provocateur.
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It's terribly embarrassing for the provocateur, that is.
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This is a pile of shoes that I believe two Aboriginal people came and dumped on the table.
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this seems to be a setup of some outfit that's doing a reality television show
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that wants to paint me i guess as some kind of a racist or something that they're going to post
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on social media what's your name sir mike smith mike smith yeah i and and i think um yeah you got
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it exactly right you you've defined it precise well i wouldn't say exactly right it's this is
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this is uh social experiment okay and it's on video and i'm on video too so we're on video
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together yeah we're on video together yep so um i think that you've figured it out and now we can
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wrap it up okay but uh am i am i the target are you got other people are you just focusing on me
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No, you're not a target. No. You're participating.
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You wanted to get me Francis Whittowson, who is a known controversial figure.
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you wanted to get me to talk about my views in a i guess a candid way
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uh which i i told everything truthful you you've you brought two who are these aboriginal were
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they aboriginal people we don't know i i've met people who who are japanese and i thought they
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were aboriginal so these are two aboriginal people that you brought in uh oh i didn't bring
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i didn't bring aboriginal people in now i'm i work for them you work for the aboriginal who do you
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sorry who do you work for uh for them who is them the aboriginal people indigenous people
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that you're talking about so yeah so you yep that's that's the whole that's the deal other
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details have emerged that are super gross i mentioned before the lindsey shepherd is a young
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mom. Well, the CBC undercover team really wanted to film her at home and had their plans for the
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young children. The CBC wanted to set up plans and interact with and deal with the kids. I mean,
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the message was slightly vague. What are you even doing going to her home? And why are you
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obsessed with her children? So gross. And I'm not sure. I think they sort of claim this as being
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humorous or funny. It's not. They came up with this trick of Sir John A. McDonald figurines,
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which is sort of interesting. And they promised Lindsay Shepard cash and travel.
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You know, they must have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on this. I counted.
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There was a picture and there was 25 of them working on this. You have 25 people working
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on an elaborate stunt like this. You're probably over a million dollars. And again, one of my
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criticisms is if this is supposed to be comedy, it's just deeply unfunny. I don't know if these
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people claim to be journalists. I don't even know if they could claim to be actors or comedians.
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I think they're just thugs who managed to get funding for something to humiliate some women.
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One of them, by the way, is a name I recognize because it's a name you don't forget.
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Gits Crazy Boy was one of the, you know, he's been doing stunts like this for decades and he
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was one of the ones aimed at Francis Whittowson. He's always been for hire though. He's a marginal
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person. I met him in Vancouver almost 15 years ago when I was part of a debate on the oil sands
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and he tried to crash the events. And I don't know, what do you think of it? He was gets crazy
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boy. In this case, he was working for foreign funded anti-oil activists. Today he's working
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The Tarnassans do set the environmental standard
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My people are dying indiscriminately right now.
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It's up to each and every one of you members here
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to do something about it and get more educated on it,
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um you know i didn't play the race card which is what
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we're seeing right here. But I will now. But I will now. You know, there is no industry in Canada
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that employs more Aboriginal people than the oil sands. Yeah, it's sort of gross. Huge CBC effort
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having a U.S.-based Asian provocateur. Let me tell you, I'm open to humour, but usually humour
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isn't punching down. It's not saying, can I interact with your children? Which is sort of
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gross. Sacha Baron Cohen is sort of famous for this. He has different characters. Borat is one
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of them you might recall. And he dresses up and he tries to trick people. Donald Trump is famous
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for being someone who very quickly detected that it was a hoax. I don't know if you've ever seen
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that. One of the characters was Ali G, where Sacha Baron Cohen would pretend to be a British rapper.
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And Rakim, remember at the beginning, what are you doing?
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Well, business started from the day one, from early in the world.
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And what was they doing business in back in the day?
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Many, many, many years ago, hundreds of millions of years ago,
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people were doing business and they were trading in rocks and stones and other things.
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I don't know, man. You've got to ask them that.
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I've got some business idea that I just want to tell you about.
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everyone has it and what is the problem with ice cream I have no idea it drips
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okay so me idea is what to make a drip proof ice cream no that's a fucking
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brilliant idea this all right whatever you ain't gonna come out with that though
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no I promise you I won't well me idea is to come out with just like these ice
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ice cream gloves that make the ice cream not go on your hands and make it all well sticky
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and also keep your hands warm when you is eating the ice cream.
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Okay, well, it sounds like a good idea and I hope you make a lot of money.
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Good luck, folks. It's been nice seeing you. You take care of yourself, okay?
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Good for Trump. It's surprising how many people fell for it.
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And I guess Donald Trump, that was punching up.
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But what happens if you're not going after a wealthy, famous, powerful billionaire?
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You're going after a professor who was fired and is physically threatened.
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And then when you learn that this is paid for by the government, it's not funny at all.
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When you learn that they targeted Aaron Gunn, a conservative MP2.
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so they deliberately went in to mess with the opposition.
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So the government broadcaster is trying to mess with the government's opponents.
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Just like the government media panels obsess over Pierre Paglia
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The government media is being subsidized and those subsidies are being increased.
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government critics though are being silenced there was a story in black walks just the other
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day about a secret meeting of a blacklist of journalists that are supposed to be kept out of
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various places i wonder if rebel news is on it um i mean there's even a government comedy show
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called this hour is 22 minutes they really don't go after mark carney but boy the number one target
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is donald trump and their number two target is pierre polyan so much for speaking truth to power
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I remember once at Sun News Network, so we're talking about 15 years ago now, I went to the CBC headquarters to not to trick anyone, but to do a little video stand up.
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But after I went there, I did an access to information request to see what the CBC had to say about my visit.
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And the executives at the CBC were very alarmed by my visit.
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And one of their proposals, though, was to send their comedy team, this hour has 22 minutes, after me.
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I don't know, maybe that would have been funny, but do you see what they've admitted?
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That they use their comedians, they use their staff as a weapon to settle scores and grudges.
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I mean, could have been funny, but never think for a second that the CBC are nonpartisan or neutral.
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Their own executives refer to their comedians as weapons that can be used.
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The CBC has a lot of rules about this kind of trickery and undercover conduct, by the way.
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I know, because I remember once they jumped out of the bushes in a gotcha,
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this same CBC marketplace, they were trying to get a doctor on behalf of a lying patient.
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It was actually terrifying, the smears they were going to say.
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They went undercover, they pretended to be his patients,
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but they broke their own rules so many times in the end.
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we managed to convince the CBC to kill the story
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is we showed how they violated their own rules.
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I'm certain they violated many of their own rules here.
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I mean, the government broadcaster is the single largest purveyor
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This whole project I've just been discussing is fake news from beginning to end.
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Hey, by the way, do you think they'll use this kind of trickery,
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oh, say, if the Alberta referendum goes ahead or the next election?
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well as you may know whenever i hear of a fire at a church i do my best to learn as much about
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it as i can i've been doing this for quite some time i remember the horrific day when the notre
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dame cathedral in paris france was torched and before the investigation they announced it wasn't
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terrorism. I don't buy that. We sent our reporters at the time, and it was just a heartbreaking thing
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to cover. Thankfully, that enormous cathedral has been rebuilt. It really was striking at the heart
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of France. Here in Canada, more than 100 churches have been vandalized, tortured, or even burnt to
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the ground. And I hear about them just obliquely, like I see something on some obscure social media
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post. I find it very hard to get the facts about them because it's almost as if, I'm not going to
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say there's a publication ban, but it sort of almost feels like that. Like it's, you have to
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go and get the news yourself. And indeed I do. Just very recently, I was out in Quebec where an
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enormous church, I'm not going to say enormous, a large church in the heart of the city burnt to
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the ground. And what was so curious about that is it was so close to the fire station, you could
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literally see the fire department I don't know how that happened I went to one in New Brunswick
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in that case I have a theory personal theory that maybe it was just because the church hadn't been
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used for a while then looked like an abandoned building it was attacked I don't know and that's
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the thing what's behind this who's behind this there is no task force of CSIS and the RCMP and
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local police we don't have a a the same sort of an example the missing and murdered indigenous
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women task force there's enormous police cooperation it's obviously a clear priority
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you see politicians refer to it all the time because there's a phenomenon they wanted to
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understand which is missing and murdered indigenous women and i think the police actually came up
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with a pretty good explanation of what's happening i won't get into that now but there's not the same
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interest in churches being burned and our small acts of journalism are just that they're not
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an important professional scientific investigation as to what happened but i am so happy today to
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report to you that our favorite charity the democracy fund has started a project that you
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can learn about and i'm just going to get this website correct so i don't give it to you wrong
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The Democracy Fund is going to have a formal and professional investigation of these fires.
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Joining me now to talk about it is Mark Joseph, the boss of litigation at the Democracy Fund.
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Now, I had a rather long ramble there, but the real news of the day is that you and the
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democracy fund are retaining a professional fire inspector is that the job title that he holds
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to review all of the church fires he can in canada is that right yeah basically we've retained a fire
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investigator he's a fire marshal in alberta uh he's has decades of experience he's got over
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i think uh 250 fire investigations under his belt for arson and explosions uh and he's going to take
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comprehensive forensic review of uh the documents produced after the investigation of about a hundred
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of the church fire so not all of those churches burned to the ground but but obviously all of them
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were damaged by fire in some uh respect i think that's very interesting are these documents
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available to him are they available to the public i i've never thought about getting a report from
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a fire investigator after a fire i now that i think about that would be an obvious thing to do
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do you know anything about the process he'll follow well that's interesting we sort of learned
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of this process i think from recent quebec fire that we're following uh and quebec allows you to
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put in a request for information so we retain a any tip specialist access to information private
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online request specialist who's going to go and pull these uh documents some which will be redacted
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obviously for privacy reasons but we're hoping to get uh incident reports or arson investigation
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reports uh police logs um all of those sorts of documents and he's going to do a forensic review
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to see if there's any methodological errors or evidentiary errors uh to see what exactly
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the authorities looked at before coming to the conclusions they did when i was in new brunswick
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uh the door of a church had been torched and the fire had been put out before it consumed the whole
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church. The church was somewhat run down. It was no longer being used as a church. So I can see
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someone say, oh, that was just some random abandoned building that some kids thought they
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burned. That's plausible, but I don't know. And I want to know if the police have a theory,
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if they have any witnesses, if they saw some kids and detained them and released them. Like
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that that could be a church attack because it's a church i don't know and and the thing is we we
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would have the resources to know if it were politically important it is politically important
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that this story be covered up that's how it seems no one in authority wants to talk about it so i
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feel like the democracy fund is filling the gap here well right i mean there's there's been a
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certain amount of incuriosity on the part of the authorities there's as you said there's been no
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RCMP task force. There's no parliamentary committee struck. It just seems like it's
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been left to the media and some outside research to take a look at it. And that's strange. If there
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was a hundred mosques or a hundred gudwaras or temples burned to the ground, I think that would
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get a lot of attention. I don't know why churches and synagogues don't get the same amount of
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attention, but it is strange. So we're going to take a look. We enter this with no preconceived
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notions. We're going to take a look and see if there's any patterns here, um, and, and what's
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involved. I, I attended the wreckage of a major cathedral in Toronto. I almost forgot about it.
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I mean, it, it was a very large church and it, I understand was deemed an arson yet the, and it's
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such a, it's such a landmark in Toronto. So you have a large church in the largest city and yes,
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it was arson and no one's talking about it no one's looking into it it just it feels as odd
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as the assassination of that billionaire couple that you know it's a mystery who was behind it
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it feels like the same sort of mystery when that billionaire husband and wife team were murdered
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there was a thousand news articles because it was perhaps salacious or shocking i think this church
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being torched got one story i mean i suppose it's not the same as a double murder but it's just
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it neither the media nor the politicians have taken an interest i think we need to know and
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if it's just a hundred churches by coincidence okay but let's test that let's let's send a real
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fire investigator to find out right i the mcdonald laurier institute i think that a statistical study
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so we don't believe nor do they i believe that that this was just in the normal course you'd
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have 100 churches burned down in, you know, several years. That doesn't seem plausible. So
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as you say, there's got to be something else going on. I think 24 churches have been burned
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to the ground and there's nine charges have been laid, something like that. So that's a policy
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decision. The judicial resources are scarce. The Crown has to decide what to pursue. And there's
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only nine charges for arson laid. That seems strange to us. Again, my colleague Adam and I
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in the trenches, dealing with low-level charges for street preachers who've been charged
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for things, and as democracy-funded, defended Pastor Pawlowski, and that the Crown spends
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a lot of time and effort going after certain types of people, and there doesn't seem to
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be the same sort of resources devoted to this issue, which is strange to us.
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Well, let me read a couple paragraphs from your press release the other day.
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The expert, and you're referring to the fire investigator, will then examine, among other
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things whether fires were investigated properly according to professional standards whether the
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pattern of destruction indicates an organized or ideologically motivated campaign and whether
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canadian authorities responded according to international standards findings from the
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investigation will be compiled into a public report which may inform future legal action
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public advocacy efforts and formal demands for government accountability you mentioned not just
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churches but synagogues too which have been hit in recent attacks i know there was some fire bombings
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in montreal in toronto they seem to prefer gunfire these days dark days but i'm glad the democracy
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fund is on it i'm a fan of the democracy fund i sometimes call myself a chief volunteer there
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if you want to help with this project the democracy fund is hiring this fire investigator
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he's a real professional so this is not something that can be done for free there are the expenses
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of the access to information requests if you believe that we should have a independent
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professional fire investigator review all the records of these church fires and i think it's
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a really good idea then go to the website which we've set up tdf has set up arsoninvestigation.ca
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last word to you mark yeah we're hoping to get a report out uh it could take some months to go
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through it uh but we'll keep our our donors and our viewers uh apprised of the situation and if
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you want to help out you can go to that website you know i think it's a good idea i mean it's
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really i can't think of anything else practical to do on the rebel news side we'd like to cover
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these things journalistically just so there's some sort of public record uh some of the churches
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we've attended no one cares like just zero but once you have that public record what are you
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going to do about it and this in uh fire investigation seems like an answer that's
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hey welcome back your thoughts on our act for alberta campaign wayne canola says i beg to
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differ on the trudeau carny cult they ultimately want to stamp down the energy industry so they
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can steal the wealth as communists are wont to do. Yeah, I think you could be right. It's just,
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I think of the old Soviet propaganda posters. You would see working, I'm thinking of the symbol,
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the hammer and the sickle. And so many propaganda posters are smoke belting factories. They praised
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factories and trades. I think they believed in production, coal, steel, electricity, bulldozers,
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whatever. They just wanted the means of production owned by the proletariat or by the
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Communist Party. I don't think the Russians actually wanted to shut down production. They
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just wanted it owned by the Communist Party. I could be wrong. Clive Lewis says Carney wants
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destabilization of the Canadian economy. Then he can bring in whatever legislation he needs to
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fix it. Carney won't live in Canada for two weeks after he's done being PM. You know, you're so right
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on that. I mean, Michael Ignatieff, after he ran for Canadian liberal leader and then ran in the
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election and got crushed. It wasn't long before he left Canada for Europe again. Eugene Price says,
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Keith Wilson for premier. Keith Wilson is doing a great job providing sober-minded thoughts,
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especially on legal matters in Alberta. And I'm a little bit worried because we don't see a real
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leader of the project. I mean, if I had to choose someone, it would be Brad Wall,
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the former premier of Saskatchewan, who's very pro-Western. He doesn't care about offending
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Toronto. He was very successful bringing Saskatchewan back for the brink, but now he
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watches how Trudeau and Carney are throwing it all away. I wish that he, Brad Wall, would consider
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leading the movement because it needs a leader like him. Well, that's our show for today. Until
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tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at all, good night