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The stench of the system: conspiracy

Something is smelling decidedly ‘off’ in today’s world, with nauseating levels of corruption, mass murder, lies, hypocrisy and repression. These three essays are based on three books I happen to have recently read, each of which provides fascinating but necessarily limited insights into the reality of contemporary society. Placed alongside each other, however, they can help us to identify the ...

The stench of the system: propaganda

Act for Alberta truck warns Tim Hortons: 'not a pathway to citizenship'
Subhead:Fast-food chains like Tim Hortons are abusing a program designed for temporary labour — not as a permanent staffing model for multinational corporations.# YouTube-embed:-DDjU3FC68I The Act for Alberta billboard truck made a pit stop at Tim Hortons this week with a message that hit harder than a double-double when you're under-caffeinated: “Tim Hortons should not […]
Exposed: Toronto police parking officers costing taxpayers millions by clocking out early
Subhead:Time Bandits! Toronto Police Parking Enforcement officers are NOT putting in a full day’s work – costing taxpayers millions!# YouTube-embed:2pfx7jnEQio
Keith Wilson: Fear of government retaliation curbed support for Alberta independence petition
Subhead:Constitutional lawyer Keith Wilson shared that many hesitant Albertans expressed 'sadness that Canada is so lost and has changed so much that you have to fear your government.'# YouTube-embed:AU8qX_2pqvM
Chinese group facing questions regarding foreign influence now fundraising in Canada!
Subhead:The group pitches itself as a civil liberties shop pushing back against “foreign interference hysteria”, “national security overreach”, and fear of “the other.”# YouTube-embed:vp-NZbp4nBM
U.S. Indigenous groups, citing DRIPA, seeking a say in B.C. mining projects
Subhead:Groups from Alaska and Washington are citing the UN-inspired Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act as they challenge mining projects in British Columbia.# Indigenous groups from Alaska and Washington state are citing British Columbia's Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA) to challenge the province's approval of several mining projects, […]

Miller says next media bailout could be $6 billion
Minister of Culture Marc Miller said expanding the Labour Journalism Tax Credit to television and radio is "not a question of if, but how."
EXCLUSIVE: Barry Neufeld intends to appeal $750K fine to Supreme Court
While in Ottawa for a press conference, rally and later a talk at Ottawa’s Biker Church, Neufeld told Juno News he plans to take the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal fines to “a real court."
Detransitioners speak out against youth gender transitions on Parliament Hill
Watch now (14 mins) | A coalition of doctors, academics, parents of transgender-identifying youth and detransitioners gathered on Parliament Hill to raise awareness and call for an end to the medical transition of children
Anandasangaree won’t provide details on Bill C-22 consultations
The public safety minister refused to disclose what he called “privileged information” regarding a consultation report on the Liberals Bill C-22

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