The Pursuit of Perfection | Commentary

Are thought crimes becoming reality in Canada? With growing restrictions on free expression—from Jordan Peterson’s “remedial” social media training to Bill C-63’s expanded hate speech laws—critics argue that Canadians are facing Orwellian consequences for their words and beliefs. Join Leighton Grey as we explore the chilling effects of this trend on Canadian civil liberties.

The divide and conquer of America started in Hollywood and it woke Mel K up to speak out about what she discovered. She says it doesn't matter who wins the next US election, it's being run by the deep state and she wants people to understand what's at stake and how to take control of the government again. With her knowledge, Mel has gained a huge following through here speaking tours and podcast and just released her first book, Americans Anonymous

Today's woke culture might just be a modern twist on ancient Gnosticism, which saw the physical world as corrupt and only spiritual knowledge as truly valuable. I break down how these old ideas are shaping our current debates and how we can find a better balance between our spiritual and everyday lives.

Historian Jared Knott, takes a deep dive into the tiny mistakes that turned into major consequences for our world. Like the mistake made in World War II that changed the trajectory of the war and how penicillin was an accidental discovery which has now saved millions of lives. Hear embarrassing mistakes made in the past that impact our future.

The recent resurgence of deadly antisemitism, driven by Iran and extremist groups like Hamas, is part of a broader attack on Israel and Western values. As this hatred gains support in academic circles and beyond, it’s crucial to stand against the dangerous rhetoric fueling violence and scapegoating.

Professor Salim Mansur, examines the Islam culture and its impact on the Western culture. Are all cultures equal? Can Canada really be multicultural? Canada is struggling with a massive influx of immigrants putting Canada's values in jeopardy. Was this all by design?