Mostly on how media has become tools of narrative enforcement and propaganda, and why it makes no difference that the ‘Conservatives’ lost the ‘election’: Links 1 for April 30, 2025

1. Canadian media has become quite masterful at writing articles which relate to a newsworthy event but say next to nothing at all.

In this case, the entire article consists of 2 lines of real information. Specifically that police shot a man at Ottawa’s Rideau Centre shopping mall, and that employees at Chapters Indigo got the day off because of it.

The real information lies in the metadata and analysis of this fact. All news orgs. are now tightly constrained from publishing factual information which may be counter-narrative for government policies which are intended to be destructive to Canada. And mass immigration is likely the most destructive policy of all, as well as its embracing of Islam and observant muslims.

When these policies first started, we saw written evidence of it through something called the Union of Journalists or something similar.

It is hard to find even that now, as even evidence of memory holing is being memory holed. But it listed groups who had to be omitted from stories about very bad behaviour in order not to allow people to understand that these groups had a culture or other impetus to these behaviours. So we could use media metadata to know who they were more or less.

In other words, if the article did not name the suspect, even when they had been arrested, we knew it was likely a Muslim name. If the suspect was not described, it was likely not someone of European descent. Over time, they removed any useful metadata as well such that now they generally don’t ever name or describe the suspect, although if it confirms state narratives, such as it being a white, male, ‘incel’ the name and description is usually available immediately, even to this day. I would remind people of the Hijab Hoax ion Toronto where the CBC and CAIR-Canada as I recall, got to the scene of the non-crime before the police even did.

Read the article at the Citizen. It’s not even remarkable really. Just another example of how ‘news’ is a lot of words about nothing with a few dedicated to describing an actual event. It is worse when there is a dead victim. Then the stories are politicians offering hopes and prayers and people 2 blocks away talking about how they felt when they heard about it on the same news which is interviewing them.

It is these aspects of Canada which make it a communist country. The liquification of reality. The forced narratives. Making reality itself illegal. For example. item 2 below.

2. This is a video of the Canadian ‘Conservative’ party, not only unanimously passing a bill that allows children to be sterilized and mutilated by drugs and surgeries by the state, but criminalizing parents who even attempt to suggest to their children that they should wait till they are old enough to buy a beer before making such a decision.

And worse than even that. This is the Conservative Party of Canada, actually asking to pass the bill without even a second reading or any of the normal procedures that makes a bill a law, and just skip to the part where they all dance in the isles once it’s passed. Really. Watch the blonde woman in the red jacket with the blue medical mask. And the house gives itself a standing Ovation. This was Dec. 1, 2021

3. Ezra Levant interviews a lawyer who is a QC (Queen’s Council now King’s Council or kind of a certified high authority lawyer) on Alberta separation. However, as interesting as this is, anyone who still thinks we use stuff written down and passed by Parliament as the defacto law is deep deep asleep. We predicted Carney would be made prime minister without any kind of vote or normal procedure 2 years ago on this site and in private conversations, and if I recall correctly, in comments, people were hammering us with rules and regulations about how that cannot be the case. But Canada and the West does not work that way and has not for a long time now. The COMINTERN has an agenda. It will make whatever it needs to make happen, happen. It does usually make up some post-hoc explanation for why it may be unusual, but is still perfectly legitimate and the sleepy go along with it because swallowing an opiate to avoid the reality of single issue red-pill is a lot easier than waking up and taking the whole bottle or red pills at once.

But if Alberta thinks they can use law or even constitutional rules to peacefully take their oil and leave Canada as  an independent or join the US, they didn’t learn a single thing during Covid, or all the years of mass migration without any normal vetting or proper policies to ensure we were not getting terrorists or criminals. Or even paying attention today to the dialectical manner in which the law operates, jailing a grandmother event planner for potentially years for helping trucks coordinate a counter-narrative protest in Ottawa, while releasing murdering raping migrants back on to the streets till trial. Mischief, is more serious when it’s counter-narrative, than murder if it’s not. So enjoy the prospect below. But Alberta if it has a single brain cell that still has working dendrites, had better be prepared for what every people who yearn to be free has had to do in all cases to escape tyranny. Remember this story from yesterday? 

4. Just one more example of how Canada failed to learn a single thing from open blatant totalitarian rule by the Liberal Party.. The NCI was an astonishing effort. All the witnesses were under oath when they gave testimony as to what happened to them personally, or how they used their personal field of expertise and experience to explain how dangerous government narratives and coercion had been, during Covid.

And her story is far far from the worst. Its just a great example of the ludicrousness of it, as well as the astonishing amount of force the state used for people in violation of of arbitrary state diktats that accomplished nothing good and did an incalculable amount of harm.

5. Alex Berenson has TWO posts exposing the propaganda nature of the NYT and on two central issues.

5a: The New York Times “investigates” the DC jet crash – and buries the truth it finds

The New York Times cannot stop mangling the truth to serve its political goals.

On Sunday, the paper exhaustively examined the collision between an Army Black Hawk and an American Airlines jet that killed 67 people over the Potomac in January.

The massive 4,000-word article claimed the crash had many causes, including an overworked air traffic controller. “Missteps, Equipment Problems and a Common but Risky Practice Led to a Fatal Crash,” the Times proclaimed.

Except that’s not really what happened. Or what the Times found. […]

What the Times actually found, the news in the article, is that the Lobach’s copilot repeatedly warned her the helicopter needed to descend in the minutes before the accident. Just seconds before the crash, he suggested she tack left, a path that would likely have avoided the jet.

5b: URGENT: Yet more legacy media deception on a vital issue

Yesterday, just past noon local time, the electric systems in Spain and Portugal failed without warning.

Power remained out across both countries for much of the day and wasn’t fully restored until today. The disruption was profound. Subway riders evacuated stalled trains in darkened tunnels. Cellular service (which, unlike landlines, does not have backup batteries) went down. Elevators were stuck. ATMs and traffic lights went out. […]

Just after the outage, Portugal’s electric network operator supposedly blamed“extreme temperature variations” in Spain for “induced atmospheric vibration.” Those led to “oscillations” on high voltage lines, according to several newspapers, including England’s Guardian.

“Millions without power in Spain, Portugal after ‘induced atmospheric vibration’,” a USA Today headline incoherently but confidently explained.

Of course. Induced atmospheric vibration. If that sounds like gobbledygook, it’s because it is. By Tuesday morning, the Guardian had disappeared those words, claiming the Portuguese company “said the statement was falsely attributed to it.” […]

But in the rush last decade to pacify climate change activists and decarbonize the world (except, of course, for India and China), niceties like the realities of physics seem to have been overlooked. European countries have moved quickly away from boring, reliable sources of power generation and towards solar and wind.

No country has moved faster than Spain, which has sol to spare. In mid-April, Spain ran its electricity grid fully on renewable energy on a weekday for the first time.

Do read the full articles at the source links given.

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Gotta love this. A woman at a Muslim day or whatever at the Texas capitol took over the mic. Among other gems she said: “Bow down to a stupid rock”.

David Horowitz of Front Page Magazine passed today.

For those wishing to get a sense of who he was, they may wish to read Diana West’s book on him.