Northern Perspective interviews Sam Cooper, perhaps the most informed journalist on the capture of the Canadian government, mostly by China

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We in Canada may want to make time for Sam Cooper, and perhaps even get his book.

 

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8 Replies to “Northern Perspective interviews Sam Cooper, perhaps the most informed journalist on the capture of the Canadian government, mostly by China”

  1. If there’s an award for bravery in the trenches of hard core investigative journalism, Sam Cooper wins hands down. This particularly in Canada where most of the media is owned in some way by, crooks running the place into a Socialism state from which we’ll likely never recover. Pity the sheep, in their Willfull Blindness.

    I watched this interview not once but twice when hosted on “Northern Perspective” and have Sam’s book “Willfull Blindness”, on my list to purchase.

    Thanks to Sam for giving we Canadians a heads up on how badly corrupted and intertwined the Lieberals and the Chinese commies are. How the evil affects real estate, the health of a population and the general well being of the average taxed to death Canadian who goes to work each day to pay for it all, while criminals scum carry on untouched, sanctioned by a government that puts the Mulroney era in second place, something I never would in a millions years thought possible.
    It is sickening these people aren’t all in jail, now that simple “mischief” gets you locked up for years awaiting a verdict! Where’s our DJT to put an end to the madness??

    Vald Tepes thank you for publishing this interview, you to do us one helluva honorable service too.

    • Thank you and I agree with your overall comment. Watching the United States so far at least seem to unwind and expose some of the looting and destruction of the American people and nation for who knows how many administrations now, hopefully will inspire someone to step up politically with the energy and integrity of Trump and start this process.

      The UK and Germany are pretty much Orwellian states, even worse than Canada at this point. It’s going to take some effort to try and win this thing back and probably will take some serious paradigm shifts.

      Once, I was walking to a protest, maybe 12 years ago or so, and I said to my collegue with whom I was walking, that a critical component of a solution to Canada’s problems would have to be a total privatization of the school system.

      Some women behind me overheard me and came up to me to give me an earful as if I should never think that or say that again.

      But it’s the truth. And somehow we have to get people to recognize the connection between a communist state and state funded education.

      It took having the election stolen in 2020 and 4 years of the most blazen corruption as a tool of destruction the US had ever imagined before people were ready to accept what needed to be done.

      If 9 years of Trudeau doesn’t do that to Canadians, then I guess its time to find rental property in Texas.

      • Interesting. As I recall, you could indeed watch an embed of this yesterday from Canada, and today you cannot.

        Not that China has anything to do with it I’m sure.

        I wonder if you can watch it without being logged in to YouTube so they know who watches it?

        There are ways around a lot of this stuff. But its more work initially than most are willing to do I think. But people might want to look in to alternative phone OSs like Graphine. This has access to YouTube videos, at least for the moment, without them seeing you watch them, with an app.

        Like all things computer related pretty much, all this is easy when you know how. When you don’t. you need to keep beta blockers and nitro handy.

  3. Agree with Vlad 100%.
    But I will say one thing first then comment on the other last.
    Most of what this world faces today in terms of people simply existing, lost in a debt riddled state not knowing who they are or where they are going, started with the emergence of the feminist movement, which at its heart somehow etched into the minds of women that their role in life was not as hopeless, housewives raising children in happy, loving homes, but in the work force churning out the bucks.
    To hell with future generations they’ll grow on their own.
    Latch key kids resultant, were the pioneers of the hopelessness we see among our youth today. And nobody seems to be able to figure it out.

    Now the schools. The schools (governments) figured out damn quick that the hapless lost soles in the hallways – those latch key kids – were ripe fodder for manipulation! We get what we observe today.
    By the time they drag their entitled little rumps into a College or University they are mush in the hands of the masterminds decades later well adept at developing newly minted Marxists by the thousands. Its going to take a light had on the nuke button to reset this – there’s no antidote- no cure for the little understood virus known as dialectical materialism .

  4. I faintly recall looking over this Coughlin piece before. He definitely goes about patching what is happening today with the virus centred on Marx’s emergence more than a century plus ago. What we end up with today in my view is not the liberated woman at all, but one with twice the mental illness troubles of the opposite sex, whose sole purpose is measured in terms of how deeply enslaved they are to the machinery. Exactly what the Germaine Greers of the past sought to free her version of the enslaved female from. Bloody sad it hasn’t worked well.