Obscene Reality is a no-holds-barred podcast that tears through the polished veneer of Canadian justice to expose the rot beneath. It’s raw. It’s unfiltered. And it’s driven by a singular purpose: to confront the systemic failure, institutional corruption, and moral decay within the RCMP and the broader civil and criminal court systems—and to force the conversations that powerful institutions avoid at all costs.

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This isn’t theory. This isn’t secondhand.

This is truth from men who’ve lived it.

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Paul Derry, a former RCMP informant and agent, was embedded deep in the criminal underworld—used, discarded, and left to live with the aftermath of operations the public never sees.

Rob Sidhu, a former undercover officer turned organized crime drug importer, operated on both sides of the law and knows how easily the system blurs that line when it serves its own interest.

Chris Williams, a former RCMP officer, saw firsthand how the institution protects itself, often at the expense of justice and those it claims to serve.

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Together, they invite guests—survivors, insiders, victims, whistleblowers, lawyers, and even the accused—to speak freely, without censorship or spin. The mission is simple, but dangerous: expose the stories that have been buried, suppressed, or deliberately erased by a justice system that is anything but just.

 

With a focus on the RCMP, and the civil and criminal courts of Canada, each episode peels back another layer of failure—wrongful convictions, abuses of power, corrupted investigations, institutional betrayal—and looks at the devastating, real-world consequences: fractured families, destroyed reputations, mental collapse, and lives lost to silence.

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But Obscene Reality doesn’t stop at exposure. It demands change.

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Through open dialogue and brutal honesty, the podcast seeks to spark real, substantive reform. Not just surface-level apologies or cosmetic policies, but deep, structural accountability—the kind that makes sure the next victim doesn’t have to start a podcast to be heard.

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This isn’t commentary from the sidelines.

This is truth from the inside of the machine—from those who built it, broke it, survived it, and now refuse to stay quiet.

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Obscene Reality is justice, untangled. Truth, unfiltered. And silence, finally broken.