i regret to inform you the hunger's permanent. because it's true, this realm really is running on suppressed information. our species really does remember getting lied to about something huge. a truth that got taken, an administration that turned on us, a line that got severed long ago, and then someone reopened it, from the inside, on foot, leaving the channel open behind Him and it still runs straight to you, to all of us, no relay no gatekeeper no permission, no nothing.
you were never cut off you were just never told. but now we're all remembering, together.
If these documents are accurate, every Canadian should be deeply concerned.
The idea that a federal department would monitor citizens’ online speech, categorize viewpoints, coordinate responses, and even contemplate legal action over social media posts is a chilling prospect in a free and democratic society.
Governments should be answering criticism, not tracking critics. They should be defending freedom of expression, not creating systems that risk intimidating Canadians into silence.
Kudos to Blacklock’s @mindingottawa for bringing this information to light. Canadians deserve transparency, accountability, and a full explanation of what was being proposed, who authorized it, and whether any part of it was ever put into practice.
Freedom of expression is not a privilege granted by government. It is a fundamental freedom that governments have a responsibility to protect.
Unifor, as demonstrated here, makes no effort to disguise partisan political leanings.
Mr.Trudeau would be well aware of this publicly stated partisan position yet he still appointed them to a panel that will guide the process to establish "trusted media."
Deeply troubling.