Former Journalist Blows the Whistle on CBC’s COVID-19 Coverage
Marianne Klowak presents at National Citizens Inquiry
“On February 27 of this year, papers with hundreds of profiles of suspected COVID vaccine injuries and deaths were plastered onto the doors and windows of CBC Toronto. I had a really hard time looking at those pictures, because that to me was proof and evidence that the public had trusted us and they had listened and some of them paid dearly for it. I waited to see, is CBC going to cover this? Is any media going to cover this? How could you ignore this? It was just unconscionable and appalling that NOBODY covered it!”
– former CBC journalist Marianne Klowak. (From this week’s interview.)
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In the television science fiction series Star Trek: The Next Generation in an episode entitled The Drumhead, an explosion happened in the dilithium chamber of the spaceship and was believed to be an act of sabotage. During the perilous period of the time, the high profile retired rear admiral from the Legal Division of its Support Services Section, Norah Satie, led the investigation to identify the cause. Although the Chief Engineer Geordi La Forge identified the cause of the explosion was essentially fatigue and not sabotage, and the Captain Picard considered the matter resolved, Satie doubled down trying to pursue a network of traitors.. [1]
This proceeded to the point where an innocent medical technician and even Picard himself was brought to the stand. During a grilling from Satie, she behaved so fanatically as to cause the political ally of Satie, Admiral Henry, to walk out and ultimately halt the investigation.
This episode, for me, invokes the spirit of the age when fear and suspicion can lead people to embrace scenarios that cause harm to innocent human beings. Think the Witch Hunt of the medieval era. Or the McCarthy era.
The guest of this latest episode of the Global Research News Hour reminds us of how the Mainstream media organization in Canada, the CBC, plays a role in destroying the lives of countless individuals across the country through their mainstream media coverage of the recent pandemic. [2]
Journalist Marianne Klowak explains in an hour long interview for the National Citizens Inquiry: Canada’s Response to COVID-19. Listeners and viewers were let down by their refusal to air their own stories during her broadcasts. And she was never allowed to interview experts who, because they did not agree with the standard COVID-19 narrative, (not unlike the people interviewed on this show) were not considered experts and were even referred to as “anti-vaxxers” and “disinformation artists.” [3]
In 2021, Klowak decided she had had enough. She quit CBC after more than thirty years of good service and acted as a whistleblower…in the very few forums she had available to her. It is the distinct pleasure on this edition of the Global Research News Hour to play a slightly edited version (due to length) of her testimony to the National Citizens Inquiry to the attention of our listeners. It was presented at the Inquiry in Ottawa on the second day, following other journalists James Corbett and Rodney Palmer.
The complete testimony is available here:
Marianne Klowak had been a radio and television journalist for CBC Winnipeg for 25 years. She previously worked at CBC Saskatoon and before that as an anchor and journalist for CKX Brandon.
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The Global Research News Hour airs every Friday at 1pm CT on CKUW 95.9FM out of the University of Winnipeg. The programme is also podcast at globalresearch.ca .
Other stations airing the show:
CIXX 106.9 FM, broadcasting from Fanshawe College in London, Ontario. It airs Sundays at 6am.
WZBC 90.3 FM in Newton Massachusetts is Boston College Radio and broadcasts to the greater Boston area. The Global Research News Hour airs during Truth and Justice Radio which starts Sunday at 6am.
Campus and community radio CFMH 107.3fm in Saint John, N.B. airs the Global Research News Hour Fridays at 7pm.
CJMP 90.1 FM, Powell River Community Radio, airs the Global Research News Hour every Saturday at 8am.
Caper Radio CJBU 107.3FM in Sydney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia airs the Global Research News Hour starting Wednesday afternoon from 3-4pm.
Cowichan Valley Community Radio CICV 98.7 FM serving the Cowichan Lake area of Vancouver Island, BC airs the program Thursdays at 9am pacific time.
Notes:
- https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0708793/
- https://rumble.com/v2oqo4m-marianne-klowak-gives-an-inside-look-at-cbcs-abandonment-of-journalistic-ex.html
- ibid
