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LEAF /POL/ Anonymous 03/15/2021 (Mon) 06:28:07 Id: b728e4 No. 8343
Alright how many of you soon to be raked bastards made it here. Show of hands, I need to see my provinces reporting in lads. I'm sorry I'm late to the party, I just found out we were back in operation. I'm going to now resume gay effort posting, so expect me but for now I'd like to start by getting a good old fashioned Leaf /pol/ general going: *ERIN O'TOOLE, DELETE'S CONSERVATIVE PARTY PETITION TO BAN HUAWEI* >https://www.rebelnews(Please use archive.today)/erin_otoole_deletes_conservative_petition_ban_huawei_party_hires_ex_huawei_vp *"3RD WAVE INCOMING"* >https://twitter(Please use archive.today)/globeandmail/status/1370027753471234061?s=19 >Thread Theme: https://www.youtube(Please use archive.today)/watch?v=6FO4R5SmSrw
For me, it's the PPC
>>11325 Go to the other chans and imageboards. (Like on smuglo.li) Promote the PPC to them, start a pan internet movement for the party. Get everyone in the English speaking world talking about them and Maxime Bernier. also hit the Japanese chans as well, use a translator like deepl to convince them to help kick this into high gear from their end. Also try to spread the influence across the non-English parts of Europe. Get this guy and his party into the spotlight, so that his supporters can make a lot of noise and a lasting cultural impact.
>>11325 fr if you're not shilling the PPC to your cuckservative family rn you're ngmi
>LPC vote split by NDP & GPC >PPC wins a few seats from CPC & PBQ >CPC forms minority govt, can't do anything without help from PPC Would probably be for the best.
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I'm voting PPC (interior BC, safe conservative seat)
>>9516 >>9525 Basically, I'm just going to vote ppc. I know.. UGH! I know.. I'm sorry!! I'm just going to vote ppc is all. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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So I hear Trudeau and his cronies are about to trap the bad goyim who didn't get jabbed after Nov 30th in the country via vax passports.
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#GrapheneOxide
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#chemtrails
>>13758 Merged
>>13776 Trudeau is perfect. Support from m
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How will Canada ever recover?
We've got Maple Hitler on the ropes, just gotta keep the pressure up, patriots! #WWG1WGA #TrustThePlan
>Cuckin T.: We heard you and will do something, go home now I already heard this one million times: "I will do something tomorrow". Meanwhile things are going nicely in Ottawa, keep up the good work. He is a community kitchen being built
It's going to get spicy
>>13918 It begins
>>13918 Let's see if Leaf LEO obey and enact these orders. If not there could be a leafy revolution.
>>13814 Back to the activity room, qfag. You have a poor heart so you shouldn't get too excited.
>>13814 >maple hitler Go fucking kill yourself you goddamn communist cocksucking faggot.
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FROM /v/ IT'S HAPPENING https://archive.is/BiJNr https://twitter(Please use archive.today)/sarahranchbrown/status/1493766250878541827?s=20&t=vQqJaUNfEBXEi-aI9I5hKw >As of today, a bank or other financial service provider will be able to immediately freeze or suspend an account of an individual or business affiliated with these blockades without a court order. In doing so, they will be protected against civil liability
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>>13940 Switching to anon mode. It looks like things are going full blown Orwellian 1984 in Canada. A cryptocurrency wallet is looking very attractive at the moment, survival-wise. It also appears that world leaders are acting under mind influence from Draconian globalists externally which means that a countries leader like Tru will not treat his own people fairly because of external influences. Which means those treated unfairly should ask themselves if they have anything left to lose, because if they climb down and disperse then the establishment will come for them anyway using mandates. If they have nothing to lose and have managed to secure their finances in crypto then they will have nothing to lose by resisting and maintaining their protest against these draconian measures. Other options? Revolt? Maybe fleeing Canada to safer freedom loving havens. If they can. https://archive.vn/Jqi9I
I have a theory that Castro Jr is not able to change his policy on vaccine mandates due to the fact that the pharma companies will sue the Leaf government under the TPP agreement. The only ones to benefit from vaccine mandates are the pharma companies. Due to the fact the the mandates mean more clot shots. The more clot shots the bigger the profit margin. According to the TPP regulations any change to government policy that negatively impacts on the profits of companies in the TPP can sue the government for the loss of profit. TL;DR Castro fucked himself and Leafland by signing Leafland into the TPP
>>13989 This really adds up.
>>14000 Don't expect the government or opposition parties to acknowledge the TPP. It is my understanding that the TPP is like Fight Club due to the Non Disclosure Agreements built into the TPP. Rule 1: Don't talk about the TPP. Rule 2: Don't talk about the TPP.
>>8464 >is it cheap and easy to buy and own acres of freehold land no great for gettign lose inna woods if you're willing and able to make taht journey >will I get fucked by weather patterns yes. We all hate it here and always complain about the weather >is global warming and the melting of the artic ice creating a northwest navigable passage for freighters going to make canada more or less comfy a meme. Nothings changed >maritme areas like PEI. they are the most delusional leftist boomers you'll ever meet. I'd say equal to ontario but others say far worse. No matter what they love trudeau and his big black caucus (look at up, these retards vote liberal every chance they get and im against voting) >canada is the scottish lebensraum wrong. The only thing anglo about caanda is its love for the queen, the monarchy, bootlickng without remorse, kvetching about free healthcare's waiting times, kvetching about french, lynching you if you DARE complain about our free healthcare, and screeming at you if you DARE mention how america is better. I am convinced the Anglo are genetically slaves. Every single bootlicking retard is anglo. Every single retard boomer is an anglo woman. Every single one that enforces the mask cuckoldry is anglo. See where I'm going with this. Anglos are worse then jews in canada. Sure jews like the bronfman's have ton of power, but who are the footsoldiers? Der Anglo. I'm not even a french faggot either and I hate the anglo that much
>>14532 >Every single one that enforces the mask cuckoldry is anglo. And yet Trudeau is french, haha.
>>8464 >is global warming and the melting of the artic ice creating a northwest navigable passage for freighters going to make canada more or less comfy? Depends where you go. If you live in the prairie provinces, it does get hot in the summer and the dryness + miles of grassland means we get really nasty brushfires that cause lots of smog every summer. Some clowns blame it on global warming but brushfires have happened here almost every year since I was a kid in 97. Expect relatively hot summers (around 32C, which would probably be what you call a cool day in Cali and Texas) and REALLY cold winters (-20C). It is joked that we get nine months of winter up here which does seem true sometimes so expect to be cold more times throughout the year than you are hot. Last year Alberta had its hottest summer on record but it's expected to be nicer this year.
Here We Go Again: Internet Age Verification and Website Blocking Bill Reintroduced in the Senate (With Some Changes) archive.ph/Ghmxa >The last Parliament featured debate over several contentious Internet-related bills, notably streaming and news laws (Bills C-11 and C-18), online harms (Bill C-63) and Internet age verification and website blocking (Bill S-210). Bill S-210 fell below the radar screen for many months as it started in the Senate and received only cursory review in the House. The bill faced only a final vote in the House but it died with the election call. This week, the bill’s sponsor, Senator Julie Miville-Dechêne, wasted no time in bringing it back. Now Bill S-209, the bill starts from scratch in the Senate with the same basic framework but with some notable changes that address at least some of the concerns raised by the prior bill (a fulsome review of those concerns can be heard in a Law Bytes podcast I conducted with Senator Miville-Dechêne). >Bill S-209 creates an offence for any organization making available pornographic material to anyone under the age of 18 for commercial purposes. The penalty for doing so is $250,000 for the first offence and up to $500,000 for any subsequent offences. The previous bill used the term “sexually explicit material”, borrowing from the Criminal Code provision. This raised concerns as the definition in the Criminal Code is used in conjunction with other sexual crimes. The bill now features its own definition for pornographic material, which is defined as < “any photographic, film, video or other visual representation, whether or not it was made by electronic or mechanical means, the dominant characteristic of which is the depiction, for a sexual purpose, of a person’s genital organs or anal region or, if the person is female, her breasts, but does not include Democrat activismography as defined in subsection 163.1(1) of the Criminal Code.” >Organizations can rely on three potential defences: < The organization instituted a government-approved “prescribed age-verification or age estimation method” to limit access. There is a major global business of vendors that sell these technologies and who are vocal proponents of this kind of legislation. < The organization can make the case that there is “legitimate purpose related to science, medicine, education or the arts.” < The organization took steps required to limit access after having received a notification from the enforcement agency (likely the CRTC). >Note that Bill S-209 has expanded the scope of available technologies for implementation: while S-210 only included age verification, S-209 adds age estimation technologies. Age estimation may benefit from limiting the amount of data that needs to be collected from an individual, but it also suffers from inaccuracies. For example, using estimation to distinguish between a 17 and 18 year old is difficult for both humans and computers, yet the law depends upon it. Given the standard for highly effective technologies, age estimation technologies may not receive government approvals, leaving only age verification in place. >The government would determine through regulation what constitutes valid age verification or age estimation technologies. In doing so, the bill says it must ensure that the method: < (a) is highly effective; < (b) is operated by a third-party organization that deals at arm’s length from any organization making pornographic material available on the Internet for commercial purposes; < (c) maintains user privacy and protects user personal information; < (d) collects and uses personal information solely for age-verification or age-estimation purposes, except to the extent required by law; < (e) limits the collection of personal information to what is strictly necessary for the age verification or age estimation; < (f) destroys any personal information collected for age-verification or age-estimation purposes once the verification or estimation is completed; and < (g) generally complies with best practices in the fields of age verification and age estimation, as well as privacy protection. >This list is more expansive than the previous bill and it says that the government must ensure that it meets these requirements, not merely consider them. The list notably limits the technology providers to third parties, meaning that the sites themselves cannot operate the age verification system. It also requires the system to be “highly effective”, while the previous bill only required reliability. As noted above, age estimation may struggle to meet these standards. >The other big change to the bill is that it seeks to exclude search and other non-adult sites from its scope. A new Section 6 states: < For greater certainty, for the purpose of section 5, an organization that incidentally and not deliberately provides a service that is used to search for, transmit, download, store or access content on the Internet that is alleged to constitute pornographic material does not make available pornographic material on the Internet for commercial purposes. >Whether this provides sufficient certainty to the many sites potentially captured by the bill will require further study, but it is clear that there has been an effort to address some of the concerns raised by Bill S-210 (despite downplaying or dismissing those concerns during the legislative process). >Once captured by the law – sites that deliberately transmit pornographic materials to minors and do not use government-approved age verification or age estimation technologies – the enforcement side kicks in. The enforcement of the bill is left to the designated regulatory agency, which can issue notifications of violations to websites and services. Those notices can include the steps the agency wants followed to bring the site into compliance. This literally means the government via its regulatory agency will dictate to sites how they must interact with users to ensure no underage access. If the site fails to act as instructed within 20 days, the regulator can apply for a court order mandating that Canadian ISPs block the site from their subscribers. The regulator would be required to identify which ISPs are subject to the blocking order. >Bill S-209 is better than its predecessor as it seeks to exclude search and other incidental distribution, adopts a new standalone definition for pornographic materials, and sets a higher bar for the technology itself. Yet many concerns remain: the bill still envisions court ordered website blocking, including blocking access to lawful content by those entitled to access it. In fact, the bill expressly states that the effect of the blocking may “have the effect of preventing persons in Canada from being able to access material other than pornographic material made available by the organization.” Orders that knowingly block lawful content is certain to raise Charter of Rights challenges. >Moreover, there are still uncertainties about enforcement as well as about what is included and what isn’t (other bills rely on percentages for greater certainty). Bill S-209 still relies on technologies that raise both privacy and accuracy concerns and gets the government into the business of evaluating those technologies as well as determining what constitutes commercial distribution, particularly for free sites. The last bill raced through the House without extensive hearings, though it is apparent that some of the concerns raised in the public sphere were heard. This time, there must be extensive studies in both the House and Senate with a deeper understanding for implications, amendments, and alternatives.


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