A controversial book that caused firestorms of parental anger upon being found in the libraries of public schools from Virginia to Rhode Island, showing graphic sexual imagery about the sexual and gender identity awakening of teenagers, is being defended by the mainstream press and publishers.
According to NBC News, a man who alleged in a lawsuit that he was fired from a hospital system because he is a white man has been awarded a $10 million verdict by a North Carolina jury.
Duvall said in the suit that he was “terminated without cause as part of an intentional campaign to promote diversity in its management ranks, and that he was fired due to his sex and race.”
A web search delivers just one example of this story being published by Canadian media. CBC, CTV, Globe & Mail, Toronto Star, National Post deliver nothing. We hereby speak of an unprecedented legal case with significant social ramifications. In other words, a potential game-changer.
The public’s trust in news outlets is among the lowest in the free world, a trend that has spiraled downward for years and appears to continue to do so.
Regardless if it is trust in legacy or alternative media, the decline since President Joe Biden took office has registered in double digits, according to the latest I&I/TIPP Media Trust Index shared with Secrets.
This week, Candice calls out the CBC for publishing a racist screed against white conservatives written by an Elections Canada worker. Not only are election workers supposed to be non-partisan, but the author of this opinion piece alleges that anyone who votes for a right-wing party is a racist bigot.
The extent to which corporate media rigs elections for Democrats has been rigorously documented since at least Tim Groseclose’s 2012 book, “Left Turn.” In that book, the political scientist concluded through data-driven analysis that media bias on average shifts the electorate 20 points to the left on a 100-point political worldview scale. Without media bias, he argued, the average American state would be as Republican-leaning as Texas or Kentucky, and those two states would be even more conservative.
When asked which values animate provincial politics, most Albertans continue to describe the dominance of wild west notions, like populism, western alienation, settler colonialism, frontier masculinity, bootstrap individualism, and the primacy of prosperity doctrine (hard work produces wealth).
This becomes clearest when we ask our focus group participants to draw an Albertan who has the most influence over politics in this province. The resulting caricatures most often depict roughnecks, cowboys and farmers. In short, Albertans’ perception of the typical Albertan remains static, gendered, racialized, and rooted in a “wild west” past.
How I despise the CBC.
Daily Wire host and author Candace Owens posted a video to her Instagram account on Friday fiercely responding to media smears over her commentary about the strict lockdown and COVID restrictions in Australia.
Outlets like The Guardian and The Sun ran with headlines that took Owens’ commentary from her show “Candace” out of context in order to make it seem as if she called for the United States to “invade” Australia, though the politico very clearly was being facetious, underscoring her anti-interventionist beliefs but also decrying the dire conditions Australians are facing relative to other places the U.S. has deployed troops to, namely Afghanistan.
In an update to a warning on its site, Health Canada said ivermectin has been authorized for human use as a prescription drug to treat parasitic worm infections. It has not been authorized for use against COVID-19.
“There is no evidence that ivermectin works to prevent or treat COVID-19, and it is not authorized for this use,” Health Canada said.
According to a CBC News poll, nine per cent of Albertans say they have no intention to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Katie Couric has admitted to ‘protecting’ Ruth Bader Ginsburg from public backlash by cutting out negative comments she made about people who kneel during the national anthem.
The former Today show host reveals in her new book that she let her personal political views influence her editing decisions during her 2016 interview with the late Supreme Court justice.
After five months of fighting the Republican Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, the Democrat Establishment, and several liberal special interest groups, the Arizona Senate finally won in court and got the “go ahead” to conduct the largest forensic election audit ever conducted in the country. They fought to re-establish their authority, and they won. Their reward was six more months of fighting the same parties, this time in the press, who ridiculed and lied about the audit process, questioned the auditors’ credibility, and smeared them across the nation calling the audit a joke.
Americans are no longer living under representative government. We are living under government by the screen people, of the screen people, for the screen people.
The further we get into this, the more bizarre it becomes. People are losing their jobs for non-compliance to a non-existent law, the government and drug makers are immune from responsibility for harm done by the “vaccines”, and the “vaccines” don’t prevent infection or transmission, per the CDC.
