Just saw - yet again - a deepfake ad featuring Prime Minister Mark Carney supposedly revealing the secret to fast money. It even includes a QR code that redirects to vibrazo(dot)online, a site pretending to be CBC/Radio-Canada -with headlines, layout, and content that mimic the official public broadcaster. It has everything of a good scam: - Impersonate a trusted brand: The layout, fonts, menu and share buttons are identical to CBC News. All with a fake interview conducted by Rosemary Barton - a real chief political correspondant, written by a real journalist, Madeleine Cummings. - False narrative: It invents a “CanFirst” crypto‑investment program announced by Carney, claiming government backing and “zero risk” - without any credible verification. All completely fabricated. - Bogus testimonials: The site features a stream of user comments and “proof” of fast profits - classic scam tactic to lure and pressure readers.  - Redirection through QR code: The ad encourages scanning a code that leads directly to this malicious site - QR does not guarantee safety and can hide a scam link. - Community warnings: Reddit users have flagged it as a blatant fake CBC clone and investment scam, warning “this is astonishingly easy to do.”  And don’t tell me Google, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok - companies capable of ultra-fine targeting and pouring billions into AI - can’t prevent this from reaching people! They’re not just ignoring it - they’re effectively laughing in our face while pocketing the ad revenue.