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Sorry, to clarify: Jesse is theorizing Ukraine made realistic-looking digital replicas (ie photoshop) of KGB documents as a way of preserving the real documents, rather than use a photocopier or take photos of the original A process that would be significantly more time consuming and unreliable

common practice for intelligence agencies to create what are called digital surrogates, or replicas of historical files in order to archive them and to make them accessible.
According to the Ukrainian newspaper, the Lee of Herald, Ukraine's intelligence unit, the SBU, has at times had to, quote, scramble to digitize huge troves of vulnerable KGB documents.
This is actually happening right now, as Ukraine is struggling to preserve files that are endangered by the current war.
And it also happened back in 1991, when Russia was rapidly
destroying KGB files at the same time that a newly independent Ukraine was rapidly trying to obtain and preserve them.
So I can't verify that the dossier that Chris Alex: Q search dto parliament is a cro
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I asked Google if Xerox photocopiers existed in the 1990s:

Yes, Xerox photocopiers did exist in the 1990s and were a standard feature in most offices.

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Here is @jessebrown.bsky.social’s big gotcha moment: He acknowledges the purported 1980s KGB documents were digital forgeries created in the 1990s But he theorizes that the KGB forged their own documents and created a backup using a digital typewriter font (rather than simply use a photocopier!??)

Because even though the documents include digital
elements that could not have been produced in the early 1980s, that does not necessarily mean that they're forgeries.
On the KGB's way out from
Ukraine, people were attempting to destroy active working files.
Archives were being transferred back to Moscow.
That is Mitch Liedem, the guy who is suing David Pugliese.
So the active files that were, you know, being destroyed, damaged, poor quality, that sort of thing, were Ukraine needed to be able to utilize those files potentially for counterintelligence purposes from what we can understand.

And the dates do line up. The font in question, it's called FF Trixie Pro, if you're curious about fonts. It came out in 1991.
I sent questions to reporter Taylor Nokes to see if he was aware of the practice of creating digital surrogates. And if so, whether or not he was able to rule that out in the case of the Pugliese dossier.
He did not respond.

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Jesse Brown @ @JesseBrown • 18m

EXCLUSIVE ••: Postmedia, The Walrus, The Canadian Association of Journalists and dozens of independent journalists all decided the David Pugliese KGB files are forgeries, case closed.

I'm re-opening it.

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Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca · 04/10/2026

It would also probably be a good idea to exercise healthy skepticism of anyone who plugged said book during an appearance on Joe Rogan

Annie Jacobsen

Joe Rogan Experience #2534 - Annie Jacobsen

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Not one single National Post reporter was willing to put their name on this article

Bradford closing in on Chow in Toronto mayoral race: new research

At presents Chow holds a slight edge at 38.1 per cent of voters, with Bradford following with 32.2 per cent

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Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca · 04/10/2026

I think @jessebrown.bsky.social needs to spell out why he wants us to “notice” that the “same bunch of outlets” are covering a story “at the same time” Is it because they are all media outlets covering a story that has news value? Or does he believe nefarious forces are secretly coordinating this?

Jesse Brown: “Notice how the same bunch of outlets all spread the same lie at the same time?”

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Jesse Brown apparently has time to criticize everyone except the unhinged lunatic in the National Post invoking the same rhetoric as violent religious extremists against Avi Lewis

Jesse Brown • @JesseBrown • 2h

This is a complete misrepresentation, nothing Goldstein wrote remotely endorses violence against Lewis.
The suggestion that the real problem in Canada is violence from Jews against the antizionists who incite massacres against us is a moral inversion with no basis in fact.

Jesse Brown
@JesseBrown • 1h
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A whole piece about how the National Post called for violence against Avi Lewis without a single quote in which the National Post called for violence against Avi Lewis.
Because it never happened.
Ricochet Media © @ricochet_en • 5h
The National Post recently crossed a dangerous line by publishing call for violence against Canada's federal NDP leader....

Jesse Brown ®
@JesseBrown • 1h
Notice how the same bunch of outlets all spread the same lie at the same time?
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The Breach ®
@TheBreachMedia •1d
Avi Lewis is a Jewish politician refusing to be silent about Israel's genocide-and now he's being threatened with violence.
@judyrebick writes that the lack of upro...

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The two guys at this secret meeting: Drew Born: Son of an RFK Jr appointed HHS advisor, step son of an old Hoekstra donor Drew Weirda: Introduces himself as the nephew of Blackwater CEO Erik Prince, also related to former Trump education secretary Betsy DeVos pressprogress.ca/alberta-sepa...

Born is also directly connected to Ambassador Hoekstra: Born and Hoekstra are both listed as directors of the Mecosta Environmental and Security Alliance, a group opposing the construction of an EV battery manufacturing plant in west Michigan.
Drew Born C @drewwborn
I think Montana needs to annex Alberta and Saskatchewan @petehoekstra @realDonaldTrump
It is weird to think that half of Canada's population is south of US northern border.
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Notably, Born is also the step-son of Michigan businessman JC Huizenga, the owner of a chain of religious charter schools and an influential figure in local GOP politics.
His mother, Tammy Born Huizenga, is a supporter of Trump Health Secretary REK Jr's
"Make America Healthy Again" agenda who was recently appointed as a senior advisor to the US Department of Health and Human Services.

10xVotes' Drew Born and Drew Wierda pose with Trump FBI director Kash Patel (Photo: Drew Born, Facebook)

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Oh wow In May, I reported Alberta separatists were using an app developed by GOP operatives with ties to US ambassador Pete Hoekstra @theglobeandmail.com now reports the same operatives flew to Calgary on a private jet for a secret meeting with separatist leaders: pressprogress.ca/alberta-sepa...

The pitch began with a prayer.
On an afternoon in late January, Mitch Sylvestre, the leader of Alberta's most prominent separatist organization, gathered with three of his lieutenants in a boardroom not far from the executive hangars at the Calgary International Airport, where private jets shuttle in and out of the city away from prying eyes.
It was a few hours before thousands of Albertans would gather near the city centre at a rally to launch the separatist campaign. But this meeting, convened behind closed doors a half-hour drive away, was invite only.
The Alberta Prosperity Project chose the location to accommodate its guests, Republican political strategists from Michigan who helped Donald Trump win the state in the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
The American delegation travelled to Calgary to sell them on software developed for Republicans to get out the vote - and how it could be used to wrench Alberta from Confederation.
"They were young Christians. Capable, intelligent people," Mr. Sylvestre said. "We prayed before we started the meeting."

"There is no secrecy'
One of the key figures behind the Michigan software company has expressed strong views on Alberta.
On July 1, Mr. Born wrote on social media: "On this Canada Day, I hope this is the last year Alberta is part of Canada." He has also called for U.S. annexation of the province.
A hunter, outdoorsman and commercial real estate agent in Grand Rapids, Mr. Born is the stepson of J.C. Huizenga, a wealthy Republican donor and founder of National Heritage Academies, a network of conservative charter schools in the U.S.
Mr. Wierda is the nephew of Erik Prince, who founded and ran the private military contractor Blackwater before it was sold to investors in 2010, and Betsy DeVos, the education secretary during Mr. Trump's first term.

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I guess I can understand Keith Wilson wanting to keep someone’s identity secret I don’t understand why Keith Wilson would give this person access to his personal YouTube account and let them add links to a third party webstore or why Keith Wilson is accepting returns for t-shirts at his law office

"The individual has chosen to engage in political commentary anonymously," he wrote. "I respect that choice."

Wilson stressed he had no say over the content Rise of Alberta posted and had
"nothing to do with" the money the store was making.

He does provide some assistance to the person running the Rise of Alberta account, he said, including listing its merchandise on the "store" tab of his
personal YouTube channel.

"I let him do that," he said. "It doesn't cost me anything and helps him."

Returns of unwanted Rise of Alberta merchandise are also sent to the mailing address for his law firm, he said, though he added there weren't many. ("Those blankets are amazing," he said. "I have three.")

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Can Toronto truly say it had a municipal election if Warren Kinsella *didn't* abruptly leave a mayoral campaign before election day?

Toronto Sun: "Warren Kinsella 'stepping back' from Olivia Chow campaign"

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“Warren Kinsella leaves Brad Bradford’s campaign…” www.thestar.com/news/gta/war...

TORONTO STAR

Warren Kinsella leaves
Brad Bradford's campaign as a senior adviser in Toronto mayoral race

The controversial campaign operative, who the Star reported in July was part of Bradford's senior team, was not on the list of senior staff the campaign shared in a recent statement.

Leonard Nimoy: “THE COSMIC BALLET GOES ON.”

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NDP parliamentary leader @donvdavies.bsky.social says National Post column targeting NDP leader @avilewis.ca is "appalling, irresponsible and likely criminal" The column calls for Lewis to be dealt with by way of ancient "Jewish law" while invoking loaded language used by Yitzhak Rabin's assassin

Don Davies v @DonDavies • 1h This is appalling, irresponsible and likely criminal. Threatening and inciting others to remove a Canadian political leader for his political views is outrageous. Both the author and the National Post must retract, apologize and reverse this message at once. Samira Mohyeddin /jau Absolutely diabolical. National Post puts a bullseye on Avi Lewis through the rabid ramblings of Yoni Goldstein who invokes Halakhah and Leviticus on how to deal with Jews. Writing Lewis "presents a clear and present danger to the Jewish community" & other Jews are "duty- bound to = NATIONAL POST Yoni Goldstein: Jewish law tells us how to deal with Avi Lewis His Yom Kippur message was indefensible By Yoni Goldstein, Special to National Post Published Sep 29, 2026 Last updated 17 hours ago 4 minute read • 190 Comments

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@SMohyeddin • 10h = NATIONAL POST None of this applies, however, when a Jewish person presents a clear and present danger to the Jewish community. When that happens, Jewish thought is much more forceful: you must prevent the perpetrator from causing harm. Jewish law developed two character sketches to describe such scenarios. The first is known as a "mosar" — a Jewish person who informs to oppressive authorities, potentially leading to the imprisonment, torture or death of community members. The second, called a "rodef," refers to a Jew who is actively pursuing another with the intent to harm or kill them. In both scenarios, the law is clear that a jew is duty-bound to step in. Protecting the community and its members is the most important thing. 244

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Meanwhile, the Western Standard's opinion editor claims he had numerous phone calls with "Daniel Robson" and claims he spoke with an Ontario accent On the other hand, Derek Fildebrandt says they rejected several pitches because "Daniel Robson" seemed to be "propagandizing for foreign governments"

The outlet became aware of the questions surrounding Mr. Robson after being contacted by other concerned publications, Mr. Fildebrandt said. He said the Western Standard had previously rejected several of Mr. Robson's pitches. "I'm informed that a significant number of what he had submitted was what I would classify as propagandizing for foreign governments," he said. Mr. Oldcorn said he had communicated repeatedly with Mr. Robson during the past year, including over the phone. The last time they spoke was in late July or early August, he said, when Mr. Robson explained that he would be unavailable for a few weeks because of upcoming dental surgeries. "The person I spoke to on the phone ... The accent was clearly what you would expect in Ontario," Mr. Oldcorn said. "There was nothing in his voice that would make me think he was Moroccan in any way, shape or form."

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Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca · 30/09/2026

According to @theglobeandmail.com, the email account used by "Daniel Robson" was used to register a Moroccan Microsoft account earlier this year The fake journalist's articles published in Canada also "praised Morocco's King Mohammed VI" and encouraged closer ties between Canada and Morocco

Several of the Robson articles published in Canada also praised Morocco's King Mohammed VI and urged Canada to form a security partnership with the African country.

The Globe identified a link between Morocco and Mr. Robson. According to a digital research tool, Mr. Robson's e-mail address was used to register a Moroccan Microsoft account in March, 2026. That account was last active in early September, records show.
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The column goes on to call for Lewis to be excommunicated, but at a bare minimum, this is very loaded rhetoric More background here: www.jta.org/archive/kill...

Killer of Rabin Testifies: Jewish Law Dictated Actions

"It was clear from Jewish law that 'din rodef applied to the prime minister," Amir reportedly testified Monday, referring to a ritual command to kill anyone who intends to cause the death of Jews.
The confessed assassin has said Rabin's peace policies endangered Israelis.

"I know Jewish law and 'din rodef means that if you've tried everything else and nothing works, then you have to kill him," Amir told the court.

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Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca · 30/09/2026

The National Post is using language that seems wildly irresponsible and dangerous here Citing ancient “Jewish law,” it labels Avi Lewis as a “rodef” The ultranationalist extremist who assassinated Yitzhak Rabin rationalized his killing on the same basis: www.theguardian.com/world/2020/o...

None of this applies, however, when a Jewish person presents a clear and present danger to the Jewish community. When that happens, Jewish thought is much more forceful: you must prevent the perpetrator from
causing harm.

Jewish law developed two character sketches to describe such scenarios. The first is known as a "mosar" — a Jewish person who informs to oppressive
authorities, potentially leading to the imprisonment, torture or death of community members. The second, called a "rodef," refers to a Jew who is actively pursuing another with the intent to harm or kill them. In both scenarios, the law is clear that a Jew is duty-bound to step in. Protecting the community and its members is the most important thing.

It was around then that Yigal Amir, an earnest law student, made up his mind to kill the prime minister. Later he would insist he was not swayed by extremist rabbis; he had reached his own decision that Rabin - through his willingness to cede territory and to allow the creation of a Palestinian Authority, with its own armed police force - was a rodef and therefore a legitimate target. He got a weapon easily enough. With his brother, Amir was working on the creation of an anti-Palestinian militia. Nor was access difficult; on at least three occasions before the rally, Amir attended public events where Rabin was present. He was waiting for the right moment: he didn't want to shoot and miss.

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Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca · 30/09/2026

Wait, he signed an executive order to literally “replace the term “Artificial Intelligence” (“AI”) with “Super Intelligence” (“SI”)” ?? www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/...

Fact Sheet: President
Donald J. Trump Inaugurates The Era of Super Intelligence
The White House
September 29, 2026

USHERING IN SUPER INTELLIGENCE: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order to replace the term "Artificial Intelligence" ("Al") with "Super Intelligence" ("SI") in the executive branch to recognize the continuously advancing technological frontier and the limitless promise it offers the American people.

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Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca · 29/09/2026

This pep talk is about as reassuring as having your town's local Big Foot expert tell you to trust your instincts and just be yourself

Dean Allison Y @DeanAllisonMP

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I have to give a ton of credit to @TerryNewman & Amy Eileen Hamm ( @preta_6) for being fearless in their columns and reporting for the @nationalpost The topics they're tackling shouldn't be difficult to talk about but in this age of wokeism, antisemitism and censorship, both have shown courage that very few of their legacy media colleagues have Keep doing what you're doing and ignore the noise l've learned to do that over the years and there's really nothing more freeing 9:06 AM • Sep 29, 2026 • 1,831 Views

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Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca · 29/09/2026

Terry Newman is demanding that the New York Times clarify if it gave Mark Carney personal “editorial control” over his interview (I’m not sure what that actually means and the only evidence she provided is to say she has it on “good account” that this is Carney’s MO)

Terry Newman
@terrynewman
x.com
I have it on good account that he does not agree to interviews like this without editorial control. Do you have a paper trail confirming he did not demand this?
It's very strange that you are providing these for free to Canadians. It makes it feel like paid political platforming, not journalism.
• Matina Stevis-Gridneff @MatinaStevis • 1d
NEW: We just published the full transcript of our @nytimes hourlong interview with PM Carney, all 8,000+ words of it.
This is to enable our readers to get a sense of the range and depth of the conversation. ...

Terry Newman O @terrynewman
X.com
Did he request editorial oversight? Did you grant it?
l Matina Stevis-Gridneff @MatinaStevis • 1d
NEW: We just published the full transcript of our @nytimes hourlong interview with PM Carney, all 8,000+ words of it.
This is to enable our readers to get a sense of the range and depth of the conversation. ...

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Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca · 29/09/2026

I’m having trouble keeping count of how many people National Post senior editor Terry Newman is currently threatening to sue into oblivion

Terry Newman &
@ter...• 2026-08-27

I think you had better apologize and retract.
Because if you're implying what I think you're implying, I will be contacting a lawyer.
Greg MacEachern @g...' 2026-08-27
When you spend that bonus, remember to buy Canadian. x.com/terrynewman/st...

David McLaughlin @DavidMcLA •11h
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Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca · 28/09/2026

If I’m reading this correctly, Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford’s campaign is asking volunteers to give them full access to their contact lists on their *personal* cell phones? www.nationalobserver.com/2026/09/28/i...

'You don't need to freak out about this'
Introducing Bradford's supporters to the app on the Zoom call, Punia instructed them to give the app permission to access all of their contacts.

"Do not give it partial contact ability, give it full. And what I want to say to you guys here is, you don't need to freak out about this," said Punia. He reassured them that only contacts they marked as known or potential Bradford supporters would be given to the campaign.

One attendee hesitated as she had over 2,400 contacts on her phone. She was instructed to give the app access to all of them and mark them one by one according to their level of support for Bradford.

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Ottawa is a city that celebrates its 200th birthday with bagpipers marching through the streets under Vietnamese communist flags and banners announcing that we’re GOING TO THE MOON — and it all somehow makes complete logical sense because this is Ottawa

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Reflecting on that which our forefathers have bequeathed

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Today, on Ottawa’s 200th birthday, I reflect on our city’s proud heritage

WHISKEY AND WICKEDNESS
A BASTION OF TAVERNS AND BROTHELS

From the earliest days of Bytown, Lowertown had been a bustling row of taverns, inns, and brothels.
These trades catered well to the largely seasonal workforce of lumbermen and navies in Bytown.
Every spring, having spent several cold months in the woods, hundreds of lumberjacks would arrive in Bytown with half a year's wages in their pockets and eager for the diversions that Bytown had to offer.
As early as 1832, Bytown had nine licensed drinking establishments and countless illegal operations, many selling raw white whiskey known as poitín. This number ballooned to over 70 taverns and inns by 1852. Taverns such as Isaac Bérichon's City Hotel operated in Lowertown. Richmond Landing, just west of modern-day Parliament Hill, and Corktown near the canal, were home to more colourful establishments like Mother Firth's Inn. Many workers drank a gallon of whiskey a week. The streets were often filled with drunkenness, dancing, and fighting. Violence was commonplace.
In Corktown, Irish workers frequented Mother McGinty's tavern. Like Mother Firth, Mother McGinty was known as a formidable matron who could more than hold her own against unruly patrons. Said to have been armed with a winning smile and backed by an arm that she was reputed to swing with great potency, Mother McGinty ensured that the beer, rum, and poitín flowed freely. McGinty, who catered to often cash-poor labourers, kept track of her patrons' tallies on a chalkboard behind the bar; a short stroke for a half-pint, a full stroke for a quart, and an eagle's talon for a gallon!
ALCOOL ET AGRESSIVITÉ

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UPDATE: "Daniel Robson" has locked down his tweets His email address has also now vanished from his bio too (daniel.robson.0685@gmail.com)

Daniel Robson Ô @Daniel_Robson_ I Independent journalist | Extremism, terrorism & cybercrime. Exposing threats, fighting impunity, defending Canada's safety. @ Journalist • Joined November 2025 > 54 Following 12 Followers

These posts are protected Only approved followers can see @Daniel_Robson_s posts.

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Canada needs an immediate moratorium on AI-generated videos www.instagram.com/reel/Ddt78Ij...

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(The Western Standard used AI to generate an image of the word "removed," because I guess using MS Paint is too hard?)

Removed

Removed Image courtesy of ChatGPT ws Western Standard News Services X

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"Daniel Robson's columns were removed from the Western Standard website after multiple media organizations investigated his background, and he was unable to verify his identity" www.westernstandard.news/corrections/...

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Ruh roh: All of the "Daniel Robson" articles on the Western Standard have suddenly 404'd!

404 page error for most recent "Daniel Robson" story on Western Standard

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Oh, and here is Honest Reporting Canada repeating the talking points of a fake AI-generated journalist nearly verbatim as a public policy proposal

HonestReporting Canada * @HonestRepCanada Recently in @TheHubCanada, Daniel Robson wrote that while Canada often condemns antisemitic attacks after they occur, Federal leadership, law enforcement agencies, and public safety institutions have struggled to act proactively to prevent them. Here are two concrete steps Canada can take right now to help prevent further antisemitic attacks. thehub.ca/2026/01/20/can...

2 Meaningful things Canada can do NOW in order to prevent further antisemitic attacks. i Swipe to read more

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HonestReporting Canada # @HonestRepCanada • Jan 27 1 The first thing Canadian leadership must understand is that hate does not only happen in English or French. Some of the most horrific and vile Jew-hatred happens in diaspora languages, including Arabic, Urdu, Farsi and Punjabi. Our government must give police additional resources so they can properly monitor extremist social media channels and radical influencers inside Canada who communicate in other languages.

#1: Our leaders must understand that hate does not only happen in English or French.

honestreporting.ca

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In fairness, AI-generated content seems pretty on-brand for the Western Standard these days

Dave Naylor & @NobbyWStandard

Reporter @JacksonLoy and publisher @Dfildebrandt in Al vision of the Western Standard's new hot tub room, just off the newsroom.

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"Daniel Robson's" writings on Tumbler Ridge are particularly bizarre and seem clearly AI-generated to me Even though this was a day or two after a school shooting that left 6 dead and dozens injured, it goes into all these weird self-congratulatory diatribes praising the Western Standard's coverage

Standard WATCH

= NEWS Western Standard's early local reporting matters - because the vacuum is itself a risk In the early hours of a mass-casualty event, there is always a dangerous gap between what authorities can responsibly confirm and what communities are already saying in real time. That gap is where misinformation thrives, where reputations are destroyed, where panic spreads faster than facts. The role of credible regional journalism in that window is not to "compete" with the police, but to keep the public anchored to what can be responsibly reported as events unfold. That is exactly why Western Standard's early, locally sourced coverage matters in this case. By publishing what residents were saying - while attributing it clearly to local knowledge and the on-the-ground reality of a small community - the outlet performed the kind of high-value local function that national media often cannot. Readers can see that approach in Western Standard's exclusive report on the suspect being identified by locals, which provided immediate context in the critical period when rumours metastasize fastest. This is not a trivial point. Canada still lacks a coherent culture of "managed uncertainty," where public agencies provide minimal, timely, verifiable facts to reduce the

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It turns out "Daniel Robson" is also a prolific contributor to the Western Standard His first articles for WS were published February 2026, the morning after the Tumbler Ridge school shooting Since then, it's a lot of criticisms focused on crime, immigration and pro-Palestinian protesters

Daniel Robson is an independent Canadian journalist specializing in extremism, terrorism, and crime. His work Tocuses on nauonal ana communirv secuntv. as well as the legal. Institutional. and voicv dimensions of public safety. He writes on emerging threats, digital extremism, and accountability in Canada.

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On the left, here is the Hub managing editor Harrison Lowman sharing an article by "Daniel Robson" on X On the right, the X profile of "Daniel Robson"

Harrison Lowman + @harrisonlowman Canada is becoming a safe haven for international criminals and terrorists - @Daniel_Robson_in @TheHubCanada I MUST WANTED FUGITIVE RYAN JAMES WEDDING

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Canada is becoming a safe haven for international criminals and terrorists From thehub.ca

Daniel Robson @Daniel Robson_ 0 Independent journalist | Extremism, terrorism & cybercrime. Exposing threats, fighting impunity, defending Canada's safety. daniel.robson.0685@gmail.com @ Journalist 54 Following

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