Canada Has Gone 100% Communist—Obey or Be Disconnected

Source: https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/the-internet-kill-switch-is-here#media-5d65938d-5bb4-4183-b245-090457197d3c

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Canada just crossed a line that should terrify every free nation. A new bill would let the government instantly cut off your internet, phone, and even your online banking—simply for saying the “wrong thing.”

If passed, Canada’s Industry Minister could declare your words a “threat” and erase your digital existence without warning. No court order. No appeal. And the most chilling part? It can all be done in secret—you wouldn’t even be allowed to say it happened.

This is the Digital ID agenda in motion. The World Economic Forum admits “digital identity” will decide who gets to participate in society. Canada is the testing ground. The U.S. is next, with Real ID already laying the foundation.

Senator Rand Paul is fighting to stop it before this technocratic nightmare spreads south. Because once speech is tied to access, freedom itself disappears.

The clock is ticking—Maria Zeee reveals how close we are to a digital gulag.

You can watch the full story here: https://rumble.com/v6zzwm6-turning-off-phone-and-internet-for-dissidents-daily-pulse-ep-123.html

13 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

Canada just crossed a line that should terrify every free nation. A new bill would let the government instantly cut off your internet, phone, and even your online banking—simply for saying the “wrong thing.”

They already did it for striking truckers, banks and even bitcoin accounts frozen.

It's the ultimate aim of all the new world order countries.

 

But the UK is the next country to fall, not the US.

 

 

 

I think this is extremely concerning.......if passed....is the only comforting element

10 hours ago, BritManToo said:

They already did it for striking truckers, banks and even bitcoin accounts frozen.

It's the ultimate aim of all the new world order countries.

 

But the UK is the next country to fall, not the US.

That's an authoritarian government in action. 

Some people have strange definitions of "communism".

Yeah its a shame that they are so close to the US yet align more with europe in terms of values. We may be getting alot of their refugees in the future

48 minutes ago, JimHuaHin said:

Some people have strange definitions of "communism".

I actually agree with you on that one.  It would be more correct to state that 'Canada has gone 100% fascist'. 

Fascism is not only about 'boots on the streets'.   

 

Fascism is a system where the government has total control, people lose personal freedoms, and businesses work closely with the government. Big companies and the state support each other to keep power and control the economy — not for fairness, but to stay in charge.   This isn't quite the same as socialism or communism — private ownership still exists, but it’s used to serve the goals of the state. This arrangement benefits those at the top: government leaders and big business owners, often at the expense of workers and the public.

So Ali G was right all along about Canada.

On 10/9/2025 at 8:51 AM, Red Phoenix said:

Fascism is a system where the government has total control, people lose personal freedoms, and businesses work closely with the government. Big companies and the state support each other to keep power and control the economy — not for fairness, but to stay in charge. 

 

This describes every big government that has ever existed, everywhere.

 

The larger a government gets, the more the distinction between whether it's leftist authoritarianism or rightist authoritarianism becomes meaningless.

Maybe Professor Ali G was right all along about Canada!?

Other example of Canada going full authoritarian :

http://rss.infowars.com/20251112_Wed_Alex.mp3

From 2:11 to 2:58

Scary country.

On 10/9/2025 at 8:51 AM, Red Phoenix said:

I actually agree with you on that one.  It would be more correct to state that 'Canada has gone 100% fascist'. 

Fascism is not only about 'boots on the streets'.   

 

Fascism is a system where the government has total control, people lose personal freedoms, and businesses work closely with the government. Big companies and the state support each other to keep power and control the economy — not for fairness, but to stay in charge.   This isn't quite the same as socialism or communism — private ownership still exists, but it’s used to serve the goals of the state. This arrangement benefits those at the top: government leaders and big business owners, often at the expense of workers and the public.

 

Well,  i dare say that "WE"  have been on this downward path for a long time.  The slide has just steepened over the last 5 years...... and at this point i would say we are neck deep in the boiling soup pot .

Still,  seems like many just don't feel the heat yet (well, mostly those who have accumulated enough to feel secure in their retirement) .  Others might identify with "you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"

 

In any case ........ I will admit it is hard to be carefree when I can not help but envision a great big soup bone crashing down ,  and that will be the last ounce of fresh air that I breathe .     

 

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9 minutes ago, rumak said:

Well,  i dare say that "WE"  have been on this downward path for a long time.  The slide has just steepened over the last 5 years...... and at this point i would say we are neck deep in the boiling soup pot .

It requires individual will and fortitude to maintain self ownership, Marxism only inspires the exact opposite. Eventually the free world will digress to government tyranny, unfortunately, a paraphrase of what Frédéric Bastiat wrote about in “The Law” a good read, still applies today and fits to a T.

On 11/11/2025 at 1:37 PM, tai4de2 said:

This describes every big government that has ever existed, everywhere.

 

I agree ,   though everything is also a matter of "degree" .     Having lived 70 years ago,  I feel qualified to anecdotally say :    I wish those days were here again .  

 

Even back then I had an anti-big brother attitude .............. but it sure was easier to find hiding places and feel some independence .