Canadian alternative media personality Lauren Southern was summoned by the Canadian Parliament to testify about her involvement with what they perceived as being a “Russian disinformation campaign” as part of “a scheme to create and distribute content to U.S. audiences with hidden Russian government messaging.”
In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth comments on some of Lauren’s brilliant responses to the intense line of questioning that actually ended up exposing this nothing burger for what it is and even more importantly exposing how stupid the Canadian Parliament has become over the last decade or so.
Politicians and alt media that are challenging the policies of our corrupt Governments are being branded as Russian assets. This is from Canada. The one thing the stiffs keep asking is why does the alt media have exactly the same narrative as the Kremlin? Implying something sinister. It happens that there is an overlap in the narrative when it comes to objectively reporting what's going on. It's about airing the truth about global events as opposed to the Western political and media propaganda. It doesn't mean there's any collusion.
The overarching problem is the fact that our Governments are corrupt with MPs being conned, bribed or blackmailed by globalist and neocon warhawks, where deflection of any criticism comes through calling the dissent 'dangerous misinformation and disinformation'.
Our leaders should actually be facing prosecution for their facilitation and complicity in fomenting war, lying to the public about it, and engaging in experimental medical crimes against humanity. The present crop of politicians are selling out the interests of those they are supposed to represent and need to be removed from office, via legal or electoral means. They've shown themselves to be reprehensible scumbags. Southern did a good job at this hearing when she was given the opportunity to speak, but she could have done more to break down the laughably false Russian disinformation narrative.
She should have blatantly stated that those pushing this Russian disinfo idea have it completely wrong and don't know what they are talking about, and that they should think about resigning for being so incompetent (or compromised). She should have asked them for specific examples of Russian disinformation to better understand their questions, which would open the door to discussing the nature of the lies these politicians are ultimately pushing.
[Posted at the
SpookyWeather2 blog, November 25, 2024.]
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