Thread by @WiretapMediaCa

CBC's tracking fascist fight club:
A poorly crafted government propaganda investigation, with clever editing, great audio, and sound bites without context.

🧵Debunk Thread:

1. The CBC depicted the (SS) Second Sons as a shadowy organization operating in secrecy; however, the organization's website can be found with a simple Google search that contains a clear mission statement.

2. CBC conflates their white supremacy "secret society" narrative because, like most NGO's, SS protects membership identity - and for good reason.

The Canadian Anti-Hate Network (CAHN) claimed that associated members were part of an extremist militia organization that wasn't verified by Canadian intelligence, and they used the CBC to conflate their message.

3. CBC, Rachel Gilmore, Evan Balgord, Bernie Farber, and every other communist continue to call Diagolon a Violent Extremist Militia Group by using early RCMP assessments, but fail to acknowledge the RCMP's final conclusion.

4. The RCMP recognizes Bernie Farber as an agent provocateur, who inflates the truth, alters public perception and manipulates Canadian law enforcement.

5. Like the CBC, the Canadian Anti-Hate Network claims to be independent from the Government, but both organizations receive funding from the Government, and while the CBC claims to be non-biased, the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, where CBC gets most of their evidence from is an admittedly biased organization.

6. Evan Balgord claims there are MILLIONS of white supremacists lurking in Canada; however, CBC and their counterparts continue to target the same individuals who have moved the needle on controversial topics, exposing conspiracies as truths. Most notably, the foreign interference scandal, but now that they are unapologetically covering the government's mass immigration policies, they have become targets of another hyperbolic smear campaign by the same players.

7. Finally, Government-affiliated organizations and failed journalists turned influencers continue to propagate a fear campaign that Canadians are facing a white supremacist terror movement, but the only organization that meets CSIS's assessment that constitutes a terrorist organization is the Government itself.