Full Assault on You Right

The problem is 95% are going to vote main stream because people want government to protect them and coddle them and they are going to watch mainstream news.

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Originally Posted by trimmer21

Nobody needs to go completely off grid to totally defeat the Liberal censorship of TV,radio and the internet. The only way Liberals can censor TV is by controlling how it's delivered,namely,cable and satellite. Simply be cutting the cord and using OTA television reception antennae,censorship is dead in the water because 90% of a wide variety of broadcasting comes from across the border. No partisan political ads that can lie at will or pulled US commercials to plug in "politically correct" crap Canadian garbage ads. As for the internet,limit use to "as needed" for banking or shopping. Purge all social media use like Instagram,FB,Twitter and get back to the basics.

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Originally Posted by trimmer21

Nobody needs to go completely off grid to totally defeat the Liberal censorship of TV,radio and the internet.

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Don't have to be even that drastic..I hear for $6 a month you can get a great VPN service. It'll set you up so the internet no longer sees you as a Canadian, you no longer have restrictions from the CRTC BS and you have secure browser privacy.

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Originally Posted by MikePal

Don't have to be even that drastic..I hear for $6 a month you can get a great VPN service. It'll set you up so the internet no longer sees you as a Canadian, you no longer have restrictions from the CRTC BS and you have secure browser privacy.

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You don't have to spend any money at all if you use the TOR browser and Duck Duck Go as a search engine.
Like minded people have also established their own resource centres such as Rumble for videos and Telegram for sharing instant information.

There are ways around the Lieberal censorship and control of MSM.

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Originally Posted by impact

You don't have to spend any money at all if you use the TOR browser and Duck Duck Go as a search engine.

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But your IP address is still pinpointing you as being in Canada and all CRTC rules will apply to your service provider

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Originally Posted by MikePal

Don't have to be even that drastic..I hear for $6 a month you can get a great VPN service. It'll set you up so the internet no longer sees you as a Canadian, you no longer have restrictions from the CRTC BS and you have secure browser privacy.

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I use NordVPN, a 3 year subscription and I can move from BC to Montreal to Toronto to Israel to Czech republic to Iceland to Japan or South Korea.... pages open different, ads different. Here I set it to Czech and opened facebook and since I block cookies I get the popup below.

"Přijmout soubory cookie od Facebooku v tomto prohlížeči?


[COLOR=#050505]Soubory cookie používáme pro přizpůsobení a vylepšování obsahu a služeb, doručování relevantních reklam a pro zvýšení bezpečnosti. Na svoje nastavení se můžete podívat kdykoli. Další informace o souborech cookie a jejich nastavení najdete v našich zásadách používání souborů cookie

[COLOR=#1C1E21]Spravovat nastavení údajůPřijmout vše


To make it obvious how about Israel and open the facebook again.
[COLOR=#1C1E21]https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/rsrc.php...F5SId3UHWd.svg
פייסבוק עוזר לך להיות בקשר עם האנשים בחייך ולשתף אותם.



I was lazy and just did a cut and paste of the text part but you can see as far as it is concerned I am not in Canada, some use this to watch Netflicks and other geocentric products.



NEW NEWS
Now with C-10 snuck in during the middle of the night, let's hope it won't pass the Senate.... here comes C-36, step 2 in the path to the farthest left, not likely to get passed before an election but we will see.

https://rumble.com/vj19un-liberals-e...n-bill-c-.html

Independent Canadian journalist Spencer Fernando joins Ezra Levant to discuss the Liberal Party's next step in censorship, the proposed Bill C-36. Spencer explains how this bill is another instance of the Liberals exploiting a tragedy for political gains.

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Originally Posted by MikePal

But your IP address is still pinpointing you as being in Canada and all CRTC rules will apply to your service provider

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Your IP may be in Canada but your browsing history is confidential to you.
They cannot censor if they do not know what sites you are navigating.
It is content censorship, not IP location.

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Originally Posted by impact

Your IP may be in Canada but your browsing history is confidential to you.
They cannot censor if they do not know what sites you are navigating.
It is content censorship, not IP location.

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The VPN may work for pages and some tracking but the reality the final mile is still through Canadian servers though, it is the Rogers, Bell and the CRTC where the gotcha is and that is perhaps why the CRTC just handed Bell and Rogers the big payout (at Consumers expense). With a VPN they can't see what you are looking at but as soon as you turn that off or there are tracking cookies they can read they know all, they see all, they want to control all....
https://www.oodmag.com/community/sho...hair-ian-scott


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCWNRzoQGis

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Originally Posted by impact

Your IP may be in Canada but your browsing history is confidential to you.

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Watch Mosques link....it explains what a VPN is and how it affects your IP.

Pay particular attention around the 2minute mark..explains how to defeat C-10

Thanks because I am definitely going to do that.

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Originally Posted by MikePal

Watch Mosques link....it explains what a VPN is and how it affects your IP.

Pay particular attention around the 2minute mark..explains how to defeat C-10

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Keep this in mind for future reference....

"Your ISP or your country is blocking VPN usage. In some countries, especially with online censorship, VPN usage can be blocked or considered illegal. In China, for example, only government-approved VPNs are legal."

https://nordvpn.com/blog/check-vpn-working/