Stranger In Our Homeland | Commentary

The Salem Witch Trials of 1692, fueled by hysteria and false accusations, serve as a cautionary tale about the dangers of mass hysteria and the importance of evidence. Drawing parallels to today's cancel culture, Leighton Grey highlights the need for presumption of innocence and evidence to prevent repeating historical injustices.

What happens with pseudo-science, politics, and fraud converge? Canadian author Regina Watteel uses her experience in statistics and program evaluation to investigate the science and methodology behind government mandates and messaging on Covid-19. Ms. Watteel has been an advocate for personal rights and freedoms and shares her findings with Host Leighton Grey.

In order to change our politics, we must change ourselves. To do that, we must manage and face our fears. How can we do that?

A first-hand account is always best. The front-line workers can provide information like no one else. After the medical-related events of 2020 and 2021, today's guest, Ken McCarthy, went to investigate what the nurses observed and experienced. This guided our guest to research the track record of Anthony Fauci. Join Leighton Grey and his guest as they explore the research of the backroom medical deals and experiments. 

Leighton Grey praises Conrad Black's new book 'Forgotten History: Civil Rights in Canada', dispelling misconceptions about Canada's past. The book explore Canada's civil rights, including the English and French foundations, the abolition of slavery and Indigenous issues.

Tom Marazzo reflects on his experience during the Ottawa Freedom Rally. Tom saw how the news reports and social media posts of the Ottawa police did not seem to match his personal observations. Join Leighton Grey as he and Tom discuss this pivotal Canadian moment.