Thanks Gord for continuing to shine a light on the Coutts saga, and in this case the Fifth Estate's exercise in self-exposure. I am half way into your show, and will add more. But this is important analysis. Astonishing (or maybe not astonishing) that the CBC goes back to the Anti-Hate people - Kurt Philips - to pull Diagolon out of their rabbit hat, and try to scare Canadians once again.
Important to hear early into your show guest Jaclyne Martin's incisive observations about the CBC's role in framing the narrative around the Coutts Four; And that CBC violated their own publication ban by releasing ITO information.
That the CBC documentary presented a narrative that was rejected by the Lethbridge court. The "evidence" - for example the RCMP display of a cache of weapons on and around a table with the RCMP Cruiser in the background - was never allowed in the court. It was rejected as evidence and never presented by the Crown in its case to the jury.
As one guest on your show stated, "If we don't know who these weapons belong to, and they weren't presented as evidence in the Coutts Two trial, why are they in the documentary?"
And as Ms. Martin stated, "There's nothing illegal about the storage of weapons that they seized from him (Jerry) either. They were properly stored behind the seat as is allowed in transporting of your legally firearms with the ammunition stored in the front or in the glove box."
So many problems with the CBC's documentary. And your panel breaks down how the CBC has offered up a case study in propaganda in Canada in 2024.
I'm still thinking about what to do next. I've totally isolated myself from society and am comfortable with it. I'm glad someone is still engaged and reporting on it.
Thanks Gord for continuing to shine a light on the Coutts saga, and in this case the Fifth Estate's exercise in self-exposure. I am half way into your show, and will add more. But this is important analysis. Astonishing (or maybe not astonishing) that the CBC goes back to the Anti-Hate people - Kurt Philips - to pull Diagolon out of their rabbit hat, and try to scare Canadians once again.
Important to hear early into your show guest Jaclyne Martin's incisive observations about the CBC's role in framing the narrative around the Coutts Four; And that CBC violated their own publication ban by releasing ITO information.
That the CBC documentary presented a narrative that was rejected by the Lethbridge court. The "evidence" - for example the RCMP display of a cache of weapons on and around a table with the RCMP Cruiser in the background - was never allowed in the court. It was rejected as evidence and never presented by the Crown in its case to the jury.
As one guest on your show stated, "If we don't know who these weapons belong to, and they weren't presented as evidence in the Coutts Two trial, why are they in the documentary?"
And as Ms. Martin stated, "There's nothing illegal about the storage of weapons that they seized from him (Jerry) either. They were properly stored behind the seat as is allowed in transporting of your legally firearms with the ammunition stored in the front or in the glove box."
So many problems with the CBC's documentary. And your panel breaks down how the CBC has offered up a case study in propaganda in Canada in 2024.
Thanks for your dedication.
On this very topic, with a sharp focus on Coutts and CBC, see
https://anthonyjhall.substack.com/p/cbcs-assault-on-canada
Excellent work, Professor Hall, bummer the algorithm didn't get that in fronr of me as of late.
I'd like to be included in some of the discussions you organize or are organized around you. Anyway, thanks for your interest.
Could try and get you on in the New Year!
Reminding myself to listen when I get back on the road. Thank u Gord
Thanks darlin, Happy Trails out there.
This podcast has pretty well covered the whole Coutts incident in a fair and unbiased fashion.
It shows how far the enemies of the people will go to try and silence our voices.
To me it is a foundation from which I can navigate my next move as a parent and grandparent. Many thanks!
Thanks for your kind words and for listening.
I'm still thinking about what to do next. I've totally isolated myself from society and am comfortable with it. I'm glad someone is still engaged and reporting on it.