Nationwide: The testimony of former CBC/CTV correspondent Rodney Palmer to the National Citizens Inquiry has gone viral on Twitter thanks to a tweet by U.S. Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

In his testimony, Palmer exposed how the CBC has transformed from newsgathering to propaganda.

Shortly after 9:00 o’clock Wednesday morning, Kennedy tweeted:

“Everyone needs to watch this devastating dissection by one of Canada’s leading journalists of how global media icons were transformed into slavish government propagandists during Covid crisis. This testimony should be mandatory in every journalism school.” https://twitter.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1663928084402241536

Kennedy provided a link to a video prepared by Odessa Orlewicz who hosts “Liberty Talk Canada” on the Librti.com website. https://librti.com/view-video/testimony-cbc-journalist-exposes-the#dp

In a follow-up tweet, Kennedy asserted that “The process of government-media propaganda coordination is not limited to Canada, nor to Covid issues.”

In less than 24 hours Kennedy’s tweet had more than 1.6 million impressions, 26,500 likes and more than 10,400 re-tweets.

During his testimony Palmer said he was testifying about the CBC but added that it applies to most news media in Canada.

Palmer testified a second time at the NCI, shedding light on the CBC’s use of “chosen experts” who receive government grants, leading to potential biases in reporting. https://rumble.com/v2oqgha- veteran-journalist-rodney-palmer-exposes-the-cbcs-lies-and-propaganda-ottaw.html

When former CBC journalist Trish Wood heard Palmer’s testimony, she tweeted:

“As a former CBC journalist, watching Rodney Palmer’s evidence about the corp’s fall into absolute corruption was heartbreaking. I knew every word was true but he was so eloquent – I was broken-hearted about my old profession, yet again. Bravo to the #NCI @Inquiry_Canada.”

The Inquiry also heard other media related testimony:

Marianne Klowak, a former CBC reporter with more than 30 years experience, testified about the deterioration of journalistic standards within CBC following the announcement of the COVID-19 pandemic. https://rumble.com/v2oqo4m-marianne-klowak-gives-an-inside-look-at-cbcs-abandonment- of-journalistic-ex.html

Former actor/comedian Cathy Jones, who starred on the CBC’s “This Hour Has 22 Minutes” candidly shared her experiences in the work environment and her decision to retire early from CBC. Cathy also expressed her views on media censorship and the lack of investigative journalism over the past three years. https://rumble.com/v2oi0ro-this-hour-has-22-minutes-star-cathy-jones-comments-on-the- mandates-ottawa-d.html

Former CBC employee Jean-Philippe Chabot shared his personal journey of losing his job due to his decision not to disclose his vaccine status. https://rumble.com/v2or194-jean-philippe-chabot-testifies- on-the-vaccine-mandates-at-cbc-radio-canada-.html

Anita Krishna, a former Control Room Director at Global News, described the events that led to her job termination. https://rumble.com/v2orkku-anita-krishna-shares-her-story-of-navigating-vaccine- mandate-policy-in-medi.html

NCI is a Canada-wide citizen-led and citizen-funded initiative to investigate governments’ COVID-19 policies in a fair and impartial manner that is completely independent from government. Through questioning led by lawyers, individual Canadians and experts present evidence to Independent Commissioners.

Media inquiries concerning the National Citizens Inquiry should be directed to: [email protected]