🇨🇦 Canada can censor speech, but not fake doctors selling snake oil

After years of lecturing Canadians about misinformation, the same establishment now admits AI deepfakes are everywhere and there is very little it can do. Dr. Bonnie Henry and Dr. François Marquis have had their faces hijacked to sell bogus treatments, while platforms let it circulate and authorities shrug, as reported. One study says up to 50 per cent of people cannot tell deepfakes from real video. Brilliant work from the digital gatekeepers who promised safety, trust, and content moderation utopia.

This is what a hollowed-out post-national state looks like: endless bureaucracy for lawful citizens, zero competence when actual fraud scales through global tech platforms. Government can track your opinions, regulate your speech, and fund media stenographers, but it cannot protect the public from AI scams wearing the face of public health royalty. The lesson is simple: never outsource truth to Ottawa, Silicon Valley, or the white-coated celebrity class they manufactured during COVID. Sovereignty now includes informational self-defence.

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