The Possibly Correct Podcast Network

EP #36 | Democratic Socialism for Beginners

In contemporary times, most socialists have shifted away from overtly dictatorial socialism. Among the younger, there is some level of awareness of its terrible history but they still think of it as an ideal to be striven for despite obvious concerns. What are the aims of democratic socialist, what do they wish to achieve and how will they achieve their goals? Should socialism be Monarchical, Aristocratic, or Democratic? Who should have power over you: one person? An elite group? The majority?

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EP #104 | Ahmed Hussen: One small Piece of a large Racketeering Puzzle

Ahmed Hussen exhibits some peculiar behaviour. His statements seem to be in conflict with his own government. This is the kind of stuff you read about in the book 1984. The minister tells you a program exists, so therefore it exists. The minister tells you the next day the program never existed, so therefore the government expects you to believe that the program never existed. Minister Ahmed Hussen’s actions have put the pensions and government benefits of all Canadians at risk. Is there more going on behind the scenes?

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EP #103 | Just the tip of the Iceberg

Canada has over one million illegals and tens of thousands of people with fake Social Insurance Numbers. People with fake SIN numbers have already received Canada Emergency Response Benefit which has been made available due to the pandemic. This is just the tip of the iceberg of what might be the largest fraudulent series of activities in Canada. Why is it that the Government of Canada, the Canada Revenue Agency, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are aware of this massive fraud but have chosen to do nothing about this extensive criminal activity? We begin to address this issue today.

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EP #35 | Arguing Religion

We have all heard that in polite company we should not discuss sex, politics, business, or religion. Those topics are too troublesome, so we should stick to safer topics?

To be human is to grapple with the big questions and the crucial values of life. We must decide and we all need to make up our minds what our lives will be about.

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EP #102 | Immigration & Fraudulent Numbers

As we move towards a recession and a possible depression, Canada needs to have a discussion on immigration. Should we tie immigration to the economy, or should immigration be used for globalist experiments in social engineering? What about looking after Canadians first when economic resources will be scarce? Australia is already moving on the issue, while Canada is looking to increase legal and illegal migration during the current pandemic and financial crisis.

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EP #101 | Pandemic by the Numbers

We have a reliable estimate that there are now 18,000 cases in Canada as of 26 March 2020. This is against the official number of just over 3000 listed as we are recording this podcast. If you double that every three days, that is 36,000 cases by end March and 72,000 cases in the first few days of April 2020. These are all low-end assessments. How did we arrive at these numbers?

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Qatar Papers: FORD NATION & The Islamists

We have have documentary evidence that Councillor Rob Ford was writing letters of support for an organization that was seeking funding from Qatar Charity. This funding they were seeking is given only to those groups who support the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood. But given that Mr Rob Ford is deceased it seems unreasonable to pursue this any further without his being able to identify what he was thinking at the time. But we do have Doug Ford. The examples we will discuss today will show that there are Islamist influences in his government which are commonly known. But yet he chooses to take no action. This does seem strange.

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EP #34 | Eight Socialists Define Socialism

Who are the most important socialist intellectuals and politicians in history? We here offer quotations from eight prominent socialists, representing a wide geographical and temporal range. The quotations illustrate the author’s motivation for advocating socialism, the actions necessary to bring about socialism, and/or the expected results of socialism. What common characteristics best define socialism?

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EP #33 | Young People’s Socialism

Where are young socialists in their thinking? What expressions of socialism are meeting their mark rhetorically? What does socialism mean to them and what values do they think socialism is advocating?

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EP #32 | Bootleggers and Baptists or Snowflakes

A generation ago the slogan of campus activist was, speak truth to power. Why has there been such a dramatic change in just one generation?

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