CBC wants to force taxpayers worldwide to pay broadcaster's bills

On Wednesday the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation “liked” a tweet calling for foreigners to be forced to “pay for the government broadcaster.”

In a response to an exclusive Rebel News story which uncovered the vast sums of cash that the CBC rakes in from sweetheart government contracts, Ryan Michaels complained, saying “Many of [the CBC’s] shows now have international recognition.” 

One Twitter account shot back, sarcastically saying that foreigners should be forced into paying the state broadcaster’s bills. The CBC, always hungry for more mandatory revenue streams, missed the sarcasm, and loved the suggestion.

Instead of quietly agreeing with the idea of forcibly collecting tax dollars people around the globe, they LIKED the tweet.

The CBC effectively said that the $1.16 billion they already steal from Canadians is not enough to fund their insatiable appetite for spewing Justin Trudeau talking points; instead, they need to force everyone, not just Canadians, into funding their propaganda habit.

The CBC has been accused of unfairly competing with private news media in Canada, by undercutting them on advertising contracts. They have also been accused of kneecapping print media in Canada, by acting outside their mandate and publishing breaking news for free online at the expense of Canadians. 

Keean Bexte

Journalist

Keean Bexte is Rebel News' travelling correspondent. Keean has broken stories from the White House to Hong Kong, covering the other side of the story wherever it is.

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