Read on Twitter
1. For six months, Trudeau's CBC lied about Danielle Smith. There is simply no other explanation, other than it was Trudeau interfering in Alberta's provincial election.
And it almost worked...
And it almost worked...
2. First the CBC said there were emails from Danielle Smith's office pressuring prosecutors to drop pandemic prosecutions. They did dozens of stories built on that lie.
Then they admitted they hadn't seen any emails, but their source was adamant, so they were standing by it.
Then they admitted they hadn't seen any emails, but their source was adamant, so they were standing by it.
3. The non-partisan civil service conducted a massive search, reviewing more than a million emails. Not a single email that even came close to the CBC allegations were found.
But the CBC stuck with their lie, repeating it daily throughout the election campaign.
But the CBC stuck with their lie, repeating it daily throughout the election campaign.
4. The CBC's lies were weaponized by their allies in the NDP, who filed an ethics complaint against Smith, based on the CBC lies. The ethics commissioner, a former judge, conducted a massive investigation -- right in the middle of the election.
5. 44 prosecutors on pandemic files was interviewed. Every single staffer in Smith's office.
Not a single one had sent or received such an email. The judge said there simply was no evidence of it.
Still, Trudeau's CBC lied, telling the lie daily during the campaign.
Not a single one had sent or received such an email. The judge said there simply was no evidence of it.
Still, Trudeau's CBC lied, telling the lie daily during the campaign.
6. The election came, and Danielle Smith won a majority. And still the CBC lied.
Only yesterday, six months after the lie, and a month after the election, did the CBC finally admit that there were no emails. In an editor's note on the original lie.
Oh, and they "regret" it.
Only yesterday, six months after the lie, and a month after the election, did the CBC finally admit that there were no emails. In an editor's note on the original lie.
Oh, and they "regret" it.
7. No-one who works for that disgraced disinformation mill can ever be called a "journalist". A "government journalist", maybe, a "Trudeau journalist", maybe. But not a journalist.
The CBC are exactly what they accuse you of: they're conspiracy theorists who peddle fake news.
The CBC are exactly what they accuse you of: they're conspiracy theorists who peddle fake news.
8. The apology was clearly written by lawyers -- Smith had threatened the CBC with a defamation lawsuit. The mealy-mouthed "regret" is probably enough for her to drop the suit. I am sorry she will, because the lawsuit would have had real value...
9. Party of a lawsuit is the examination of internal records -- emails, texts, chats, etc. To see the coordination between the Trudeau Liberals, the Notley NDP, CBC's Toronto headquarters, and the Alberta CBC shills would have discredited the CBC for a generation.
10. I spoke with the premier yesterday. I asked her why she would even talk to such "journalists" anymore. They work for the Trudeau-NDP coalition as a dirty tricks shop. Why treat them as anything else? I'll show you her answer on my show tonight at 8 p.m. ET on Rebel News.
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
