Last night for Subverse, we talked about Mark Zuckerberg ignoring a subpoena and the Canadian

politicians were extremely angry. And in a show of good faith, I was holding back my anger.

There was so much I wanted to say, so really quickly, we are now getting the subverse

site up and running. We have the long form article, or long-ish article, I don't want to say long

form. Talking about Zuckerberg ignoring the subpoena and what's going on, we'll come to this in a

second. But right now, the news is there was a committee happening in Canada, which involved

people from other countries. Zuckerberg and Shail Sandberg were subpoenaed to appear,

and they didn't. And at the hearing, there were two empty chairs. Now, the head of public policy,

I believe, or Canada ended up showing up. And the complete and utter disdain for politicians,

for the government, for the rule of law, infuriates me. But apparently now, they could possibly vote

on a contemptive court. That's part one of their options. And we have this story from the Hill.

But there's more, a former Facebook investor is saying that Canada, I believe Canada,

should shut Facebook down if they refuse to be held accountable. Mark Zuckerberg doesn't care

what his platform is doing in other countries. And I think this, I really, really do not like

Facebook and do not like Zuckerberg. I think he is flaunting the law, and he's having a serious

detrimental impact. And I think it's an outright bad and creepy guy. That's just my opinion. I think

Facebook's trash. So we'll start with this, right? He could be held in contempt literally. He

actually is facing potential jail time. Now, that means, you know, what has happened first? He has to

go to Canada. Then if he refuses the summons, they could, you know, put him in jail. They would

have to hold a vote on it. But he did ignore the subpoena. My understanding is that he's done it

before. So here's what we're going to do. Before we get started, go to Timkess.com slash.https.de.

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