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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

RAW: Danielle Smith vows appeal after court blocks Alberta independence petition
Subhead:Rebel News reporter Angelica Toy asked Premier Smith to comment on the ruling in the context of past referendums in Canadian history — including those in Quebec — and whether Albertans are being treated differently from other Canadians in this matter.# YouTube-embed:xE4H2X51RXs
The scandal-plagued OLG says it’s committed to being more transparent by being… less transparent?!
Subhead:A few years back, this entitled entity was exposed for turning a blind eye to insider wins.# YouTube-embed:gQVx3L8UXec
Former premiers speak out against Carney
Subhead:Prime Minister Mark Carney continues to face criticism as Canada's cost-of-living crisis continues and a trade deal with the US has yet to be reached.# YouTube-embed:npLjVgKYkeY
Public Safety Canada has no evidence gun ban will reduce crime, improve public safety
Subhead:“Ottawa is preparing the largest public safety confiscation program in history, and apparently nobody inside Public Safety Canada bothered to produce evidence,” said Sheila Gunn Reid. “That alone should nuke the program.”# YouTube-embed:dSb8WsMygiU Article by Rebel News staff. The federal government cannot produce any internal analysis showing its sweeping gun confiscation program will reduce crime […]
Trudeau-appointed judge halts independence referendum petition after First Nations challenge
Subhead:Jeff Rath, lawyer for Stay Free Alberta, said the group plans to appeal, arguing the ruling contains “numerous errors of law.”# An Alberta judge has halted the province’s independence referendum process after ruling the government failed to consult several First Nations before allowing the petition drive to proceed. Justice Shaina Leonard, a federally appointed […]

Smith pledges to appeal judge's "anti-democratic" decision to quash independence petition
The ruling, issued Tuesday by Liberal-appointed Alberta Court of King’s Bench Justice S. Leonard, quashed the approval of a proposed independence referendum petition.
Feds may designate potential West Coast pipeline in 'national interest' this fall
Smith’s United Conservative government plans to submit a proposal for a new oil pipeline to B.C.’s West Coast by the end of June.
Canada reports near-zero venture capital investment
Canada’s rate of new venture capital investment growth dropped to nearly zero for the first quarter, accounting for less than 0.2 per cent of quarterly capital.
Advocates denounce doctor’s past remarks on assisted suicide for babies
Quebec College of Physicians member Louis Roy told a 2022 parliamentary committee that assisted suicide could be considered for infants up to one year old.

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