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CBC smears Canadian military with bogus airstrike "investigation" (and gives ISIS free propaganda)
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5:44Now PlayingBrian Lilley of TheRebel.Media reports, the big headline at CBC today is a story about our military being callous with civilian life in Iraq and in the blunder-filled, reputation smearing tradition of Fifth Estate reporting, it's based on "maybes", "possiblies" and innuendo.
The headline also said this was the second allegation of possible civilian casualties. They don't mention that the first allegation was investigated and found to have no merit so why would CBC drag it back out other than to bolster the weak claim that Canada is ignoring an airstrike that may have killed civilians?
The military is a favourite target of CBC and this is the big season premier episode for Fifth Estate but as I show, this big exclusive is a whole lot about nothing.
CBC already gets a billion dollars a year, soon to be more under Justin Trudeau, and this is the best they can come up with?
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