1. Pointing out how politicians and pundits call for a lockdown (and even arrest) of working class citizens, while breaking the rules in their own lives, is legitimate journalism in the public interest. We’ve done it a dozen times, e.g. FireTory.com.
2. These days, most politicians are unelected — a whole raft of public health deep state officials who were never on any ballot, cannot be fired and have no formal scrutiny (e.g. question period, committee hearings). They’re immune from the checks and balances of democracy.
3. A lot of our new ruling class are doctors, or at least say they’re doctors and wear white lab coats. As the Milgram experiment showed us, put a guy in a lab coat and people will obey. The Nazi doctor trials showed us that too.
4. In nearly every country in the world, this new public health deep state has been caught breaking their own lockdown rules. Not just politicians, but the white lab coat guys. Here’s my fave: foxnews.com/world/uk-scien…
5. If a public health propagandist publicly and routinely calls for strict lockdowns (including jailing people without masks) it is legitimate for an independent press to see if they are following their own rules. It would be weird not to.
6. Most media in Canada take Trudeau’s bailout, so they’re not so much reporters as they are enforcers of doctrine, including lockdownism. So Theresa Tam and her mini-me’s have never been asked any critical accountability questions. (We’re banned from her press conferences.)
7. Asking citizen journalists to catch public health officials breaking lockdowns is part of democracy. If you don’t like it, don’t enter the public arena of debate with atrocious, illiberal views — stay a private person, practicing medicine, not politics.
8. Obviously none of this is a call for vigilantism — it’s a call for journalism. There is no reasonable expectation of privacy in a public place. (Whereas public health bullies themselves deeply believe in violating your privacy, from vax passes to even your private gatherings.)
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1. We have 1,000 domain names with @GoDaddy. They call us a VIP client. We’ve never had a problem in 7 years. Then suddenly, on the eve of a key vote in Australia, they deleted our website opposing a draconian lockdown law — based on a secret complaint. rebelnews.com/scandal_who_fo…
2. The rules for domain names are clear. Our deleted domain KillTheBill.com.au had a “close and substantial connection” to what was on the website (a petition to kill the bill). And it doesn't infringe on anyone’s “personal name or brand name”.
3. We hired Australia’s top media lawyer, @JustinQuill, to engage with @GoDaddy quietly, giving them the benefit of they doubt that they had simply made an honest mistake. Here’s his letter to them: drive.google.com/viewerng/viewe…
2. Germain did something else that was positively Soviet. He ordered Pastor Artur to renounce his views and rebut himself any time he criticized the government's lockdown policy. He compelled him to have a struggle session against himself -- even after a church sermon.
3. Today the Court of Appeal stayed that Stalinist ruling, too. What a disgrace Adam Germain is. You can probably guess that he was appointed to the court as patronage by Jean Chretien -- Germain was a failed Liberal politician. #loser
1. 28% of firemen in New York City are about to be let go because they won't get vaxxed. I'm sure that'll do wonders for "public health".
I wonder if someone being rescued from a burning building cares if their fireman is jabbed.
2. 24% of sanitation workers in NYC are about to be fired for not being jabbed. I remember the garbage strike in Toronto; how all the parks were turned into dumps. The rats are going to love it -- "it's for your health".
3. 16% of ambulance/paramedics are about to be sacked. No worries. I'm sure adding on ten or twenty minutes to 911 calls won't cause any problems. #PublicHealth
3. Elections Canada's police are obsessed by the cover art on my book (see below). They say it's mean (I think they all actually look really good). But how is a difference in artistic opinion a crime, punishable by a large fine?
2. I'm putting aside the larger fiasco here -- this isn't a real police operation, it's a politically-motivated hit job against the enemies of @cooper_chief and his partisan masters. Cooper should be fired for that alone.
3. But Saskatoon Police have got ahead of themselves. By publishing photos and shaming 15 people before any charges are laid, let alone anyone is convicted, the police have defamed them. They've identified them and said they're guilty -- before they're even charged.
1. This is a snobby, factually-inaccurate, sullen editorial by Postmedia -- the largest recipient of Trudeau's media bail-out. It's clear that whatever hack was ordered to write it doesn't have a clue about who the three victims of this compelled speech order are.
2. Chris Scott is the owner of a diner in rural Alberta. The Pawlowski brothers run a church in Calgary. They were found in contempt of court for opening their facilities during the lockdown in the face of a court order. The word "vaccine" appears nowhere in that court order.
3. Even in Justice Adam Germain's compelled speech order, which the National Post has clearly not read, the word vaccine appears only in the judge's own political rants. It simply has nothing to do with opening the church or the diner. So why is the headline about "anti-vaxxers"?