50 minutes into the future...

It is June 30th, the Day of Mourning. Canadians are prohibited by the Occupation Forces from celebrating Canada Day. Instead, we remember those who died during the nuking of Ottawa and the saturation bombing of Canadian cities before the USA land invasion.

Radio Free Woodstock and its reporters from other pirate resistance stations recount their memories of the Three Days of Terror when the cities of Canada were under USA saturation bombing.

This episode contains content that may be considered to be Dangerous Content by the government of the USA, by USA corporations, and by USA citizens, in that the Canadian resistances engage in active combat with the Occupation Forces and in resistance against the Occupation Forces and their collaborators, and that the government of, the corporations of, and the citizens of the United States of America may view this content as "violent extremism" and/or "supporting terrorism".

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50 minutes into the future...

It is Civic Holiday. Canadian resistance hackers have gained access to the network systems of the Occupation Forces and have deployed insect-sized drones into the Occupation Forces detention centers across occupied Canada. The detention centers are supposedly temporary prisons; in reality, they are death factories where members of the Canadian resistances and "fellow travellers" are exterminated.

This episode contains content that may be considered to be Dangerous Content by the government of the USA, by USA corporations, and by USA citizens, in that the Canadian resistance engages in active combat with the Occupation Forces and engages in active resistance against the Occupation Forces and their collaborators, and that the government of, the corporations of, and the citizens of the United States of America may view this content as "violent extremism" and/or "supporting terrorism".

This episode contains brief descriptions of war crimes committed by the Occupation Forces, including, but not limited to, torture, abuse, and mass executions.

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50 minutes into the future...

Labour Day.

The many Indigenous resistance groups and the Indigenous organisations, along with the Canadian government-in-exile, have released some of the evidence presented to the International Criminal Court. The Indigenous leaders state that the Indigenous peoples of Canada are requesting an additional and separate claim against the USA for war crimes and genocide. The documents provided to the International Criminal Court illustrate the crimes committed by the Occupation Forces against Indigenous Canadians.

This episode contains content that may be considered to be Dangerous Content by the government of the USA, by USA corporations, and by USA citizens, in that the Canadian resistances engage in active combat against the Occupation Forces and active resistance against the Occupation Forces and their collaborators, and that the government of, the corporations of, and the citizens of the United States of America may view this content as "violent extremism" and/or "supporting terrorism".

This episode discusses war crimes involving the abduction of children and young women, and the subsequent abuse of those abductees by the USA Occupation Forces, including the mention of physical abuse, torture, rape, and murder.

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Canadian Thanksgiving (Columbus Day as per the order of the Occupation Forces)

Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving. It is clear now that the USA is losing the war with Canada, NATO, and the Allied nations. AKA, the "ee-vil Alliance" as declared by President-for-Life Ivanka Trump. The Americans continue to lose territory within Canada, but they continue to hold southern Ontario and southern Quebec. And that grip remains strong...

Series Finale

Canadian resistances and the Canadian Forces have deployed dirty bombs into major USA cities. In addition, twenty-six low-yield, 20-kiloton or less, fission bombs have been detonated in the USA, most of them within Washington, D.C. NATO and the Allied nations have demanded that the USA surrender and withdraw its troops and the Occupation Forces from Canada.