Notas del episodio
11 Feb 2026
A data breach at an undisclosed third-party vendor has exposed the personal information of 2.2 million Canadian firearms owners, including names, addresses, and licence details. This breach poses significant risks, including burglary, harassment, and identity fraud, and could be exploited by criminals and anti-gun advocates. The incident also raises concerns about potential government misuse of the data and the effectiveness of the controversial assault-style firearms compensation programme.
The speaker expresses concern about the Canadian government’s gun buyback programme, arguing it disarms law-abiding citizens while empowering criminals. They highlight the potential misuse of the programme and the need for a civil defence posture, drawing parallels with Switzerland. The speaker urges Canadians to act, calling for protests and urging MPs to oppose the programme, fearing a dystopian police state.