CBC Can't Face Reality

I saw a CBC promotion on a bus stop last week for a show about Canada being anything we want. Anything? Okay, I want Canada to be a place where I can play my own songs in my own country. And I want Canada to be a place where I can put my own name on my own poems and comedy scripts without having to suffer through ten years of fraud provoked public hate. Did my music fans want me to get up on a stage and play? What stage did they have in mind for me? The Queen Elizabeth Theatre? I'd gladly take a gig at the Queen E. I'm sure I could make a decent profit filling that many seats. But I gather that the CBC has reserved the Queen E. for any star and every star who has stolen my songs and/or blogs which you will find on the list in my Copyright Issues page. And does the radio still play Mischief without me singing it? What about It Makes Me Wonder? What about Small Miracles? I wouldn't know because I don't listen to brain damaging fraud, but I know that Blue Rodeo disappointed their crowd by not playing the songs everyone liked when they played their concert: the songs they stole from my 2007 YouTube account. Does the rock radio play anything that came out after the year 2000 or has that seventeen year period been largely filled by songs stolen out of my YouTube account by bands like Nickleback, Blue Rodeo, the Crystalids, the Shards, Oasis, Coldplay and AC/DC? I'm only judging by what I hear whenever I'm forced to listen because I'm not at home. We still have Anne of Green Gables though. That came out around World War One before the advent of broadcasting. And we still have In Flanders Fields because that came out in World War One before a creep like Tom Hanks could come along and steal it for his war movie. If Canada was anything I want, we'd also be able to lay claim to my thousands of scripts and hundreds of poems and songs. But Canada isn't anything I want, it's anything that rich corrupt Americans want when they pour their billions into a fraud scheme made out of my copyright protected material. And if I must face this reality as the victim of such a scheme, why can't CBC?
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