separation advocates are apparently soliciting 500 billion in loans from the United States lol that ship is so long gone
novocsblade9000 on
They encourage interference.
YesHunty on
That’s a feature not a bug for them.
Maximum_Syrup_7091 on
They probably don’t by design.Â
raw_copium on
Ya that’s a feature not a bug
WuShane on
Heck, I’m not even an expert and I’m worried ¯_(ツ)_/¯
SuddenAudience8758 on
The premiere is a maga supporter
Cariboo_Red on
I suspect Elections Alberta lacks the will to deal with foreign interference.
Hot_Cheesecake_905 on
People really underestimate just how dominated Canada is by American influence.
Our social media platforms are American-owned, a huge share of what we watch on TV is U.S. media and most of the big online influencers people follow are American.
Even our political discourse gets filtered through U.S. alt-left and alt-right media ecosystems. Some of our leaders even show up at US political events.
On top of that, our military and intelligence communities are tightly linked with the U.S. and often end up rehashing American viewpoints.
Of course our economy, jobs, and even personal relationships (friends and family) are tied to America.
I don’t think most people realize how pervasive American influence actually is in Canada.
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…by design.
separation advocates are apparently soliciting 500 billion in loans from the United States lol that ship is so long gone
They encourage interference.
That’s a feature not a bug for them.
They probably don’t by design.Â
Ya that’s a feature not a bug
Heck, I’m not even an expert and I’m worried ¯_(ツ)_/¯
The premiere is a maga supporter
I suspect Elections Alberta lacks the will to deal with foreign interference.
People really underestimate just how dominated Canada is by American influence.
Our social media platforms are American-owned, a huge share of what we watch on TV is U.S. media and most of the big online influencers people follow are American.
Even our political discourse gets filtered through U.S. alt-left and alt-right media ecosystems. Some of our leaders even show up at US political events.
On top of that, our military and intelligence communities are tightly linked with the U.S. and often end up rehashing American viewpoints.
Of course our economy, jobs, and even personal relationships (friends and family) are tied to America.
I don’t think most people realize how pervasive American influence actually is in Canada.
Well, this seems to be on purpose.
What are CSIS and CSE doing about it?
And local interference