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Trudeau Angrily Responds to His CBC Network’s Twitter Label – 69% Government-Funded

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Justin Trudeau is very angry about Twitter’s new label for CBC, the pro-Trudeau network. The label on Twitter was “government-funded media.” CBC, the Canadian Broadcast Corp, then informed Mr. Musk that they are less than 70% government-funded. So, Elon corrected the label to “69% Government-Funded Media.”

Mr. Musk, who bought Twitter to protect free speech, is at war with government-funded propaganda networks, including NPR, PBS, and formerly the BBC. All the BBC News channels are now listed as “publicly funded.”

CBC has 716,000 followers, while NPR, which froze its Twitter account, had 8.8 million, PBS had 2.2 million when they froze their account.

The CBC was brutal to the Truckers’ Freedom Convoy, and it’s now impossible to protest safely in Canada. The so-called CBC media helped that happen.

As expected, Totalitarian Trudeau is very unhappy about it. It isn’t an attack to call CBC what it is.

Here he is admitting he pays them:

4 COMMENTS

  1. Humorously, Trudeau is jealous. Musk, with his billions, is worth so much more than Canada. Oh, wait a minute I am worth more than Canada, because instead of having a positive value Canada is sinking more and more into debt at an alarming rate.

  2. CBC is a cute knock off of media corp for peeps who can’t find work in the private sector.
    Canada, “Look, we have boring talking heads like you, America. We are wearing big pants, too.”
    Trudeau could start a knock off twitter company called Honker. Then he can make labels just like Big Elon.

  3. Not only is the CBC state funded, but Trudeau in the last couple years gave Millions of dollars to the Canadian journalist union……….those journalists are of course never gonna publish anything negative about Trudeau and his liberal party ; they want the money to keep flowing thier way.

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