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Brian Rushfeldt's avatar

Carney has a Hitler complex and wants to be the ruler of the NEW world order he is promoting .... seriously he is evil and dangerous.

John Powell's avatar

Agree 100%. Carney is dishonest

Hans Gruber Central Banker's avatar

Now. Now. Central bankers only have your best interests at heart. Trust me.

Brian Rushfeldt's avatar

trust you like I trust Crook Carney .... hahahaha.

Mike Blew's avatar

How do we get around this? Will a VPN do that as I will not comply and will shut down everything if this happens.

John Powell's avatar

Mike I’m hoping a VPN will help protect us.

Grand Marais Kevin's avatar

NordVPN has said that they will not be able to offer service in Canada if this bill passes. VPNs would be a covered service and would have to modify their no logs policy to comply. They have said they will exit Canada rather than doing this.

John Powell's avatar

Thanks for that info kevin

John Powell's avatar

Kevin I’ve asked the question of VPN. I’ll code the response lol

John Powell's avatar

BITD when Alexa first came out it was not available in Canada so I had a USA address. Fast forward and if I register a VPN in say Lewiston NY and access it with Starlink what’s the issue with that ?

John Powell's avatar

I should not have to have a workaround but this liberal regime knows no limits on individual charter rights.

Grand Marais Kevin's avatar

That may work as long as your VPN provider does not BLOCK all connection attempts from Canada. Probably depends on how the regulations are written and how risk averse your VPN provider is. Canada is a small country. Some VPN providers may think it is not worth the effort to deal with Canada BS.

John Powell's avatar

I’m waiting for a call back from Nordvpn. So far no news. Not inspiring

UncleMac's avatar

Any kind of technological backdoor is a security vulnerability. If the Liberals do manage to push this through, many tech platforms will pull out of Canada rather than deal with the wave of hacks, frauds and exploits.

Bill's avatar

Use cash, a landline and dump the internet connection. What does this government do then? I remember well how peaceful life was before internet and am willing to do it again.

Don's avatar

There is only ONE way to stop this attack on our country..they have illegally blocked every legal and political options we've tried get rid of them..anyone thinking this will all blow over..or Trump will swoop in and smite our oppressors ...are delusional...

Sarah's avatar

I think we need to bring back old-fashioned correspondence through the post, don't you? Make that fashionable again. 😉

Don's avatar

One of the many censorship bills..(can't recall which one) has a clause allowing them to open our mail under "just cause"...not sure if that got dropped..anybody here have any idea??

Diana Lipton's avatar

If that were to happen we’d have to get a much-improved Canada Post‼️

Kathryn Henzler's avatar

How come no one is talking about the government wanting providers to hold onto general citizens every thought, text, call for 5 years but the government of Canada has passed law that ALL there communications are to e permanently deleted after ,I believe, 30 days

Sandra D Barber's avatar

Absolutely NOT. This lady no longer has any faith and/or TRUST in any Federal Government actions. My reasons are just as follows and I firmly believe others share my concerns. When and IF government shows accountability for EVERYTHING they do, then my views may change. And they owe each and every Canadian the same respect that they EXPECT to be given. However, hell may freeze over first.

Joey's avatar

I agree with you 100%

Sandra D Barber's avatar

Thank you Joey. It is encouraging to know that other(s) are not blind to government arrogance and willful disrespect of ALL Canadians.

Don's avatar

True..and as Canadians, we are used to living/ playing/ functioning/ ..and defending in the cold..so let's see what comes next..🇨🇦

Tony's avatar

GPG can be used to ensure your privacy. Requires some tech smarts.

Don's avatar

Thanks for that, Tony..will definitely look into that..my older brother's a techie 👍

Kathryn Henzler's avatar

How come no one is talking about the government wanting providers to hold onto general citizens every thought, text, call for 5 years but the government of Canada has passed law that ALL there communications are to e permanently deleted after ,I believe, 30 days

Marg's avatar

I really don’t trust the ethics of our current liberal government to feel right about this bill C22, we are being denied the right to information on far too many fronts these days. There really is no news anymore, thankfully there are honest independent outlets who faithfully keep us informed , but with this bill passing who knows for how long they will be free to operate, they will find something to criticize them for like being racist or something 🤔.

Creekline's avatar

It's the way C-22 was passed. Just shut down debate, flaws and all and leave it up to the courts to sort it out. We know how that ends.

Verna Scott's avatar

To justifytheir massive data centres they want to build?

Gang activities and or know terrorists, it will help .

Will listen to podcadt.

James's avatar

Well, let me be the first commenter, apparently, to say this seems to me to be a big nothingburger. Paranoia and conspiracy theories however seem to be the flavour of the day. Comparing the two guests the pro speaker was calm, collected and sensible. The anti speaker, despite being tossed softball prompts by Lilley, couldn’t put a coherent case together. Very funny at the end when he had to stuff his objection in to the last two minutes. If you object to the government doing things by regulation you have way bigger issues than this. Just to say something positive this may increase demand for tinfoil.

Don's avatar

If you're not the least bit suspicious of anything Carney's Cartel does, then you're the one with bigger issues..and it's because of your ilk that caused a greater demand for rose-coloured glasses..

Barbara Claridge's avatar

Behaviour of the past decade of Liberal governments has not been open and transparent. The Trudeau era hosted countless breaches of ethics performed by many in positions of authority. Carney has not shown that he will be less tolerant of playing games designed to minimize conflict when steam rolling his agenda through. Cabinet Ministers are basically the same recycled crew of individuals who failed to protect Canada’s resource ownership, to account for “Covid spending excesses”, to enact legislation against foreign interference or to control immigration. Carney has strutted onto the scene complete with stetson hat and bowed legs, saying “trust me, I am not the former guy”. That trust has not been earned. His tolerance for national debt is double that of JT, his finding a loophole which allows him to spend pension funds breaks a sacred trust with the public, his European-centric vision of where his kingdom resides is not seen through Canadian eyes which really would prefer to see him in the House of Commons earning his keep and answering questions.

Don's avatar

🎯....but, I'd prefer to see his picture on a milk carton..

Grand Marais Kevin's avatar

Richard Fadden was shilling for the government. Just trust CSIS, the RCMP, and the rest of the government surveillance bureaucracy. No way. No big deal he says.