Media organisations have a history of engaging in actions that damage political leaders’ standing before elections. These actions can take a variety of shapes, such as the spread of misinformation, fake news and biased reporting. The public’s opinion of political leaders can be significantly impacted when these tactics are used. And this is what Trudeau’s stooge media organisation- CBC has been doing. But, Alberta Premier Daniel Smith has a plan to thwart CBC’s heinous ploy.
With the political landscape in Alberta already charged up, the media is making every possible attempt to destroy the popularity of the rural rockstar. It is evident that since Danielle became prime minister, there has been some distrust between her and Prime Minister Trudeau. Her presence has cast a shadow over Trudeau’s rise to prominence. This demonstrates how fervently he wants her out of the office and his lackeys in media organisations are helping in making this happen.
CBC’s agenda
If we pay attention to the CBC’s nefarious actions, we will notice that it continues to spread propaganda and bias to advance Trudeau’s agenda.
Recent comments from the group were very critical of Danielle Smith’s office. If we lay eyes on their reports, we can feel the insidious intent underlying. The twisted narrative seemed to be orchestrated with only one purpose in mind – to tarnish the credibility of Justin’s nemesis, Danielle.
And this is over which the premier has served notice to the CBC and asked it to apologise by 28th April.
According to CalgarySun, after last week’s CBC report that she had spoken with controversial street preacher Art Pawlowski just weeks before his trial on charges relating to the Coutts border roadblock, Premier Danielle Smith has reacted angrily.
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The premier’s “intention to pursue a lawsuit against the CBC” is announced in a severe letter from Smith’s attorneys to CBC, dated Sunday, April 2.
It mentions the CBC news item in bold type: Danielle Smith discussed COVID allegations with justice authorities “nearly regularly,” according to a leaked call, according to a notice of defamation published by CBC on March 29, 2023.
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Smith’s requirements are spelt out in plain sight.
The premier is requesting that the CBC must withdraw their piece as soon as possible and take it down from any other relevant internet channels or social media as well.
Moreover, the premier insists that CBC post an apology and clarification online and in its newscasts.
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The CBC is required to state that it “had no evidence of dishonesty or direct interaction between the premier (or anyone in her office) and Alberta Crown prosecutors concerning any specific COVID-19 related proceedings” for Smith.
Then comes Smith’s do-it-or-else.
If the CBC doesn’t do as Smith wants by April 28 “the premier will take such further legal action as may be advised.”
“Enough is enough,” says the individual close to Smith.
“She isn’t prepared to watch the NDP/Liberal state media party continue to slime the reputations of her, her staff and Alberta’s Crown prosecutors.”
Smith’s claims are outlined in the letter from the premier’s attorneys.
The premier’s legal battle started with a CBC item from January that they claim reported “unsourced and unfounded allegations of direct interference between the premier’s office and prosecutors.”
The lawyers argue this was “irresponsible reporting” and that the CBC eventually changed the piece to acknowledge that they had not viewed the emails.
We’ve witnessed Danielle is a strong leader who has gained the support of the general public. Through thick and thin, her ardent and steadfast friends never left her side.
Her presence in power has been a constant thorn in Trudeau’s side which is why now he is planning his actions to depose her. Since Danielle came to power, roads have not been easy for the liberals. And hence, Justin Trudeau along with his media keeps on attempting to depose her.
The Canadian media has been broadcasting and spreading fake news against Alberta’s premier to undermine her popularity as the political climate in the province of Alberta heats up with elections quickly approaching. Such actions by the media harm not only the democratic process but also the public’s trust in journalism as a whole.
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