The Great Reset: 'Nothing to hide' – Mark Carney's Liberal government is building a surveillance state in Canada.

"How much of your identity, speech, personal data, and daily life should government be allowed to monitor or control?"

"What do you say to those people that say, 'I have nothing to hide?'" 

"That's like saying you don't care about free speech because you've got nothing to say." "He argues that privacy is not about concealing wrongdoing—it is about preventing governments, corporations, and institutions from acquiring the power to monitor, profile, punish, or control law-abiding citizens."

"Will Canadians eventually need to verify their identity before accessing social media—or even the wider internet? John Carpay joins Nadine Wellwood on Sovereign Voice to examine Bill C-34, digital identity, centralized personal data, online censorship, free speech, and what he describes as Canada’s expanding surveillance state.

"John Carpay of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms returns to Sovereign Voice to discuss the organization’s recent report, Halting Canada’s Surveillance State, and a series of federal and provincial developments involving privacy, digital control, internet regulation, human rights law, and freedom of expression.

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