The Breach

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Broadcasting since 2022, The Breach Show is a bi-weekly podcast featuring sharp commentary on politics and movements in Canada.

On this highlight from a recent episode, lawyer DJ Larkin sits down with Desmond Cole to break down the recent BC Supreme Court decision that says Canada needs a legal pathway for compassion clubs that aim to reduce overdose deaths by supplying safer drugs.

Now here's Desmond.

Welcome to The Breach Show, featuring sharp analysis on politics and social movements in Canada.

The unregulated drug supply is killing people.

And this gives us a light in the tunnel for, you know, where do we go from here?

Does this ruling make compassion clubs like the one that Dolph was running legal?

He was, like, just your neoliberal, like, barely right in anything except for geopolitics, and that's it.

So Mark Carney, this Breach media company was talking about the recent economic activity where Mark Carney is promising all of this, like, economic populism.

But in reality, in, in their framing, of course, is on the political left, like, you know, NDP socialist left, which I'm not gonna...

In this case, I'm not entirely going to scold or whatever.

And of course, uh, not really addressing the m- uh, migrant thing.

You know, there's ways of cooking the math by saying that we're gonna deny these amount of visas, but not really doing it, but still bringing them in anyways because they serve various corporate interests.

So I was watching this Breach Media video, and at the same time, I'm reminded of my mutual John Carter, who's saying very similar things.

Like for example, Mark Carney saying that he wants to create a stronger military, but when it comes to military funding in Canada and a lot of, you know, European...

That's about the only place that I do.

But I write occasionally for the Breach Media, a lefty Canadian news outlet.

But that's about it, yeah.

Hopefully next year or so we'll get my dissertation circulating so people can see the underbelly of Canada's ties with this region of the world we've been talking about.