"I knew all of these to be false. When I read it, I was quite concerned about this," Palmer told the NCI. In previous testimony to the NCI, Palmer spent an hour and a half telling panelists why he believes that the CBC has become a government propaganda machine.
"Well, two weeks into an emergency, there is no misinformation. There is only information that scientists are looking for; any information they can get worldwide. But Mr. Caulfield, a law professor, was going to focus on misinformation about cures and treatments. And he took $380,000 from the government to do it. And this is how he did it. He went on the CBC and talked about the government policy, whatever the government wanted to say."
"Apparently, it's the Trudeau Government that pays them. Otherwise, why would they pay them? So, when Brodie Fenlon says the government has no or zero involvement in the editorial content of journalism, that's not true."
Posted on the Liberal Party website last week was the following: A re-elected Liberal government will require Canadian travelers on interprovincial trains, commercial flights and cruise ships, and other federally regulated vessels to be vaccinated for COVID. As well, a re-elected Liberal government will ensure vaccination across the federal public service.
Government websites "Show that people are dying from it. Thousands of people are permanently injured from it. A re-elected Liberal government will ensure you're vaccinated or fired according to this platform." And the Liberal platform says you must take more or lose your job.
"I recommend investigating who in the CBC participated in misleading Canadians by routinely suppressing the identity of government spokespeople for the purpose of promoting ineffective and potentially harmful experimental vaccines during the COVID emergency," says Palmer.
"The CBC is government-funded news; we know that. And Twitter was right because they're using government-funded experts disguising them as independent, to give us government loyal messaging."
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