It feels that way because everyone around you decided it was easier to stop saying it.

You’ve had the conversation. At work, at a dinner, in a group chat. You said something true about the housing, or the courts, or where the money goes, and the room went quiet and decided you were the problem.

So you stopped saying it out loud. You leave comments now instead.

The War Room is a private room with me and a few hundred Canadians who quit pretending they can’t see it. No algorithm picking which of my videos you get. No coworker screenshotting you.

WHAT’S IN IT

The Wire. Daily. Whatever broke in the news that morning, while it’s still breaking. The full version, including the parts Instagram eats.

Briefing Room. The actual arguments. Housing and jobs. Courts and sentencing. Where the money goes. And whether you’re staying.

Situation Report. Every week, in writing, from me. What I’m seeing, including what I can’t post publicly.

FOUNDING 15

The first 15 people in are free for life. You’ll set what this place turns into. After 15, the door costs $10 a month.

BEFORE YOU JOIN

Go after policy, politicians, judges, any of it. That’s the point of the room. Calls for violence against actual people get removed, because that’s how rooms like this get shut down and I want this one running next year.

If that kills it for you, no hard feelings.