CBC is enemy propaganda

This has to be one of the most refreshing, not to mention well presented briefs on how CBC is positioned in terms of its place in the new communist state of Canada.

If we swap out “Living amongst a bunch of crazies in an open air asylum” which she says right after, “And then you question your own sanity” with: “And then you question your own sanity because you are clearly living in an imposed pseudo-reality which so many around you buy into like audience volunteers in a hypnosis act” then she basically delivers a 90 minute briefing that I would do in around 48 seconds.

Let’s see what else is floating around about the CBC today:

Leaked Audio: CBC Executive Questions Former Host Dhanraj Over Critical Post on Broadcaster’s President Declining Interview

A leaked audio recording captures a CBC executive confronting former host Travis Dhanraj over a post criticizing the network president’s rejection of an interview on funding and priorities.

The recording, published by the National Post, comes as Dhanraj announced his decision to resign from the network on July 7, alleging editorial bias in the network. His lawyer later said CBC hasn’t accepted his resignation at this point. CBC says that there has been no wrongdoing on its part, and that Dhanraj is still a unionized employee. 

The office of Dhanraj’s lawyer Kathryn Marshall confirmed to The Epoch Times that the leaked audio recording of the April 2024 meeting is authentic.  […]

According to Marshall’s office, Dhanraj was “strongly discouraged from booking conservative voices” in his capacity as Canada Tonight’s host and was retaliated against after his April post asking Tait onto his show. In his July 7 post on X, Dhanraj said he had “no choice” but to quit CBC because it avoided “hard truths” and allowed important voices to be “sidelined.”