Carney Government Poised to Gut the Freedom of Information Act - Not Many People Talking About This

password123

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Short 10 minutes video below goes into the details.

To breifely summarize:
  • This topic finished being discussed in committee in June. Bill yet to follow.
  • The proposal would be to alter the freedom of information act so only official government records (and they decide what that is) would be subject to freedom of information. This would be the sanitized final copy which would leave out all the important stuff.
  • The reasoning they give behind it is that there are too many freedom of information requests and a lot being filed by bots. Experts say there is no evidence there are any bots. Plus, they create the process to file so it is their responsibility to weed out any bots. Furthermore, you don't file these requests for free. You have to put in a filing fee. No one is going to spin up a bunch of bots to spend thousands of dollars of their money on freedom of information requests. These people seem to not know how bots work. Or they assume Canadians are stupid and don't know how bots work.
  • The premier of Ontario, Doug Ford has already borrowed a little bit of this idea and removed a few things from the freedom of information act in the last budget. This is just another items that really points to Doug Ford being a Carney/Trudeau Liberal pretending to be a conservative. They borrow so many policy ideas from each other that it seems like they have to be having weekly meetings for this kind of stuff.

The Liberals never liked the freedom anyways, doing things like:
  • Dragging their feet when releasing records.
  • Refusing to release records to certain orginazation or delaying their release until a lawsuit might be innevitable.
  • Redacting a ton of stuff from everything they do release. Can journalists even challenged a document for being redacted or having too many parts of it redacted? Without knowing what it says, how can you prove it shouldn't have been redacted?

The authoritarian slide continues. Canada should become a communist "utopia" in no time.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFhZTe1atvM
 
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The less information the government gives us about what they are doing, allows much room for speculation. Keep this in mind.

If the government withholds information, we the people are free to spread any rumors we like about what the government is up to and what their intentions are.

For example, we have all seen the photos of Mark Carney with Ghislane Maxwell, but he has refused to comment about his relationship to her and Epstein and international globalist child sex trafficking pedophile rings.

Therefore, because he has not offered any account of his actions at all--or even a convincing lie to placate the public--we must come to the logical conclusion that he was heavily into not just raping the small children and infants, but our current globalist Prime Minister Mark Carney was also routinely killing the small children and infants and babies as he raped them, and then he would then drink their blood and bile right out of their cut open stomachs, and then also consume their body parts along with his other confirmed globalist friends like the Clintons and Obamas and Bibi and Diddy and prince charles and the whole house windsor, and maybe even Trump, and thousands of other world leaders and business leaders and entertainers and globalists of all types.

I mean I was gonna file a freedom of information act request to get proof of what is known about Carney's connections with Ghislane and Epstein and international pedophile rings, but I suppose I can't now, so we are left to speculate. And in the absence of evidence to the contrary from our government, our speculations become the true fact of the whole matter and write the new narrative.


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Yay communism! Now powered with AI™.

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At least back in the old Soviet days, they had to put in effort to erase people from photos by hand. It took some effort and was an art form.

These days, it's much easier in terms of specific human effort. However, the question is, how much does it actually cost to do this given the billions of dollars thrown into the technology and its sprawling server farms? They are not charging what it costs or no one would use it.
 
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