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Marc Patrone

Marc Patrone has had a long and successful career as a broadcast journalist, columnist and content creator for companies like Sunmedia and Bell Media. His work has been widely distributed and circulated through out the U.S and Canada. He also served as CRTC Commissioner for five years and works as a communications consultant for NY based Third Bridge Consulting. He is a married father of two living in the Toronto area.

Most Recent Articles by Marc Patrone:

Exclusive Interview: Activist Geller for a special prosecutor to investigate Scalia death

(Editor’s Note: Pamela Geller, whose own life was threatened in Garland, Texas in 2015, would recognize the chilling meaning of the term “wet works” in the shocking Wikileaks released John Podesta email, apparently referring to Judge Antonin Scalia. Below follows her exclusive Interview with CFPN Liberty Media's Marc Patrone): Q: The allegation that Scalia was murdered is an explosive one - how seriously to believe the links to be between Podesta’s “wet works’ reference and Scalia’s death which was ruled to have been due to natural causes?
- Friday, October 14, 2016

Pull the plug on Al Jazeera over alleged Qatari ties to ISIS

Broadcast regulators in the U.S and Canada should pull the plug on Al Jazeera after leaked U.S government emails allege the Persian Gulf country is funding ISIS. The latest batch of hacked U.S government emails includes one by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to her campaign chairman suggesting that Qatar is helping to bankroll terrorist atrocities in the middle east and in the west.
- Tuesday, October 11, 2016

How they’ll cheat: Hillary knows what’s coming

Conservative talk radio is abuzz with questions about how Hillary Clinton is going to avoid getting destroyed in tonight’s debate at the hands of a surging and confident Donald Trump. Think they’ll play fair? Forget it. There’s too much at stake for the Democrats and their media allies to leave anything to chance. They’ll cheat and the easiest way to give her an edge is to leak the questions of the debate ahead of time.
- Monday, September 26, 2016

Before surrendering the Internet in nine days to the globalists… consider the N. Korean Utopia

America’s left must salivate at the prospect of state control over communications on par with what North Korea does. If only the elites could police Internet traffic to the degree Kim Jong-un does, they could cleanse us entirely of counter-productive or hurtful thoughts and words that are no longer part of the new world order. No more of that messy freedom of speech or archaic talk of liberty, just a strict adherence to acceptable globalist thought and behavior at all times under the firm but loving guidance of the state with a re-education camp handy to help those having trouble conforming. Ah to dream.
- Thursday, September 22, 2016

Health ‘episodes' during debates will doom HRC’s bid for presidency

The scheduled topics for next Monday’s presidential debate include security and the economy but Americans will be tuning in to see if Hillary Clinton's health problems are serious enough to end her bid for the presidency. If she succumbs to prolonged, embarrassing coughing fits, faints or even shows signs of being glassy-eyed and unsteady, she’s finished.
- Wednesday, September 21, 2016


Trump could boost GOP’s black vote to levels not seen in decades

Polls suggest African Americans may bid Barack Obama a stinging farewell by handing Donald Trump the biggest Republican share of the black vote in forty-years. For all the efforts of the Clinton war machine, the media and groups like Black Lives Matter to smear Trump as a racist, the Republican candidate saw his popularity soar among African American voters last week. Of all the things that went wrong for Clinton in the last two weeks, her falling numbers among black voters may be scaring the Democrats most all.
- Monday, September 19, 2016

Did Federal Reserve engineer market crash to hurt Trump?

The current stock market downturn appears timed to help the Democrat Party by scaring investors into rejecting Donald Trump on the grounds he’d trigger a crash if the Republicans win the White House in November.
- Wednesday, September 14, 2016


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