What's been happening in BC for the past roughly twenty years will continue if David Eby's propaganda works (copied from email sent by Juno News, kind of an ad for donations for itself, not that I think this is untrue) Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt: How they plan to re-elect David Eby Here are the details you need. Sep 25, 2016 Watch the next two weeks of coverage out of Victoria and you will see the plan. Government-funded newsrooms will protect David Eby and Mark Carney. They will write the BC Conservatives as being dangerous. It is not complicated: it is Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt. David Eby governs with a one-seat majority. He thinks the split on the right is a better ballot question than his own record. That’s why he called this election. The drug policy that turned downtowns into open markets started in BC. The housing math that made a starter home a fantasy started here. The pipeline files that decide whether Western energy ever reaches a tidewater port are decided here. The ports that move precursor chemicals and finished fentanyl sit here. When Ottawa talks about immigration targets it will not cut, the overflow shows up in BC shelters first. Mark Carney needs David Eby. A safe NDP government on the coast is a partner on climate rules, on energy delay, and on the story that Western frustration is a temperament problem instead of a policy one. Taxpayer-funded national outlets have an interest in that story holding. So here is how the coverage will run: The BC Conservative Party will be “embattled,” “far-right,” “unelectable,” “in chaos.” Every defector will get a feature. Eby will be “election-ready,” “stable,” “standing up to Trump.” The deaths, the repeat offenders, the closed emergency rooms, the projects that never get built, the things that actually affect you and your family – those will be context, if they appear at all. That is FUD. It is designed to make conservative voters stay home, or peel off, or decide the whole thing is too messy to touch. And it is spread by newsrooms that work for the government. Juno does not. We want a Juno reporter in BC following both leaders. Not embedded with a party, or recycling the CBC pool. On the ground, asking the questions the funded outlets will not ask Eby. The goal is $20,000. That puts a trusted, independent reporter in the province for the campaign. If you live in BC, this is your government. If you live in Alberta, this is the government that can still kill the projects your province needs. Either way, you should not have to watch it through a filter paid for in Ottawa. Put Juno on the ground.