A report prepared by the federal government for the government shows that people in Canada were largely uncomfortable with the government s crackdown on peaceful protesters in Ottawa, and that many disagreed with the media coverage and political rhetoric that said the protesters were disruptive or violent.
00:20:56.580And you hear about these real estate deals where somebody is allegedly getting payola and you see an ex-employee being supported by the mayor to take $20 million out of your pockets because she is a friend and a campaigner of the mayor.
00:21:34.360And now she's suing for wrongful dismissal.
00:21:37.880She was raking in big dough as a part-time employee, constantly siding with Patrick Brown on all of his issues.
00:21:44.980Now, there's been another ethics ruling after you did a very long-term comprehensive investigation into the potential use of Patrick Brown and using city staffers to work on his campaign to lead the Conservative Party of Canada.
00:22:06.760But there was an investigation spurred by your investigation, and there's been a ruling.
00:22:14.300Now, what you're seeing reported in the mainstream media and what Patrick Brown is saying about that ruling, they really don't meet with reality once you actually drill down and read the ruling that was issued.
00:22:28.240Yeah, Sheila, as you know, for several weeks when Patrick Brown was still running to be the leader for the Conservative Party of Canada, he was running a secret campaign headquarters.
00:22:39.740It was like a boiler room in the city of Vaughan, not Brampton.
00:22:42.740That's the first, you know, instance where I raise a Spockian eyebrow.
00:22:48.280Secondly, we detailed senior city staff going there on a regular basis.
00:22:55.280I have a calendar, I've noted the days, the times, I've taken pictures of their cars, their license plates.
00:23:01.580Not only that, some of those staff members were flown across Canada to Vancouver, to Edmonton, to Calgary, to the East Coast.
00:23:11.280And yet they're supposed to be working for, you know, the city of Brampton.
00:25:06.520We have done everything to make sure it is factually bulletproof.
00:25:11.980And this freelance integrity commissioner, and by the way, when I trace the address for this guy's business, it's a residence in North Toronto.
00:25:21.020It's not even in an office building or an industrial park.
00:25:31.800You know, this is indeed another scandal.
00:25:34.340And I've got to tell you, he didn't even look at, and maybe someone else has to, you know, file a complaint.
00:25:39.780That office in Vaughan, where the secret headquarters was, Sheila, that's a friend of Patrick Brown that gave it to him, allegedly rent-free, which, as you know, is a donation in kind, which is, again, more ethics violations.
00:25:53.780But nothing sticks, because this guy puts insiders, you know, into the watchdog's kennel, you know.
00:26:02.700And it's the old Latin phrase that, you know, I quote often, Sheila, especially in Patrick Brown's case in the city of Brampton, which translated in English, who watches the watchers?
00:26:45.900But what I thought was interesting was when this latest ethics commissioner, integrity commissioner, does a drive-by smear on us, questioning the quality of our journalism.
00:26:56.360You know what I normally do when I'm investigating a story?
00:26:58.880And I know you do this, too, because it's something we insist that our journalists do.
00:27:02.320We reach out to the other side for their version.
00:27:05.500And did you ever get a phone call or an email from that integrity commissioner when he was investigating revelations found in your work?
00:28:54.320And like I said, show me who paid for this, right?
00:28:58.200Another question, show me if he's leasing the property and he'll pay the capels for it after the election or he has actually bought it.
00:29:06.640As well, last month when he registered to run for the mayor of Brampton, what address did he put on that application?
00:29:16.940We got to reach out and find that out, Sheila, because, as I said, 67, which is you see is the address on the front door, according to the city, does not officially exist.
00:29:29.160But it does match the footprint of 69.
00:29:31.700So what I'm getting at, Sheila, is that if he doesn't have the right address on his papers to the city saying that he's running for mayor, there's a chance he could be disqualified because he's not being truthful.
00:29:50.460I just I keep going back to this integrity commissioner.
00:29:53.500He conducts an investigation into the findings in your reporting, but he never reached out to you for confirmation to see, like, who did you see?
00:30:24.700If I was an integrity commissioner, if I was a police detective, anything, I would go to the journalistic organization and I would say, what?
00:30:33.920Give me the dates and times if you if you can.
00:30:37.240Do you have some other footage that never made it to air?
00:30:42.040You know, if you'd like us to look at that, we'd be gung ho for that as well.
00:30:48.060Like I said, Sheila, we had this fact checked and lawyered.
00:30:53.980It doesn't even say why the integrity of our report is questionable.
00:30:59.500Um, it's astonishing and, um, I'm going to try, I'll go back to that now that I know where he lives or rather where his office is, uh, I'll go back and try to, uh, get that integrity commissioner, uh, to come forth and have him explain why wouldn't you reach out to us with the, um, probably two months worth of work.
00:31:23.340We did surveillance of city senior staff working at that boiler room.
00:31:28.740Uh, it is unbelievable, uh, that he wouldn't even make a single phone call, Sheila.
00:31:35.660I mean, I can't even imagine what your little green electric car smelled like after you camped out for two weeks or two months there in the summer heat.
00:31:44.100Uh, David, there's so much going on with the Patrick Brown scandal.
00:31:48.540He just can't do anything on the up and up.
00:31:51.020If he put as much work into being just hardworking as he does into being sneaky, he probably would be further ahead in his life, but I know there's going to be more coming out about him.
00:32:03.680And I know you're going to be the guy probably to break the news.
00:32:06.820Thanks so much for your hard work on this.
00:32:08.440Sheila, if I can just mention two quick things.
00:32:27.560Secondly, what if, you know, today can't possibly imagine what tomorrow will bring.
00:32:32.940Um, he becomes the prime minister as our boss, as relevant said, the thing about Brown compared to Trudeau, when it comes to grifting, Trudeau's pretty lazy.
00:32:43.620He'll do a little thing with, uh, the Aga Khan and the little thing with the, the, we scandal, but I really want to get on a jet and go to Tofino and Costa Rica and go surfing and smoke a bong.
00:32:53.220Um, Brown has a work ethic when it comes to grifting that is second to none.
00:32:58.920He would be working the prime minister's office night and day, uh, making himself rich.
00:33:05.560Secondly, in the, um, category of hope abounds a silver lining a week, Monday, September 12th, I believe a lady by the name of Nikki Carr.
00:33:15.480Um, she is going to be running against Brown for mayor.
00:33:19.860She used to work at the city of Brampton.
00:33:22.500She was fired, uh, you know, wrongfully and then rehired.
00:33:26.160Um, she knows where all the skeletons are.
00:36:40.420This is the first farm that my family had when they came to this province in 1903.
00:36:47.780And there really is a war on farmers between the carbon tax, the nitrogen targets, the war on meat, the war on dairy.
00:36:56.340I mean, really, it's a war on your mind because your mind, your human mind needs things in animal products to function properly so that you can formulate thoughts and resist what the elites want to do to you.
00:37:33.400And not like in a popcorn or chips or, in my case, pork rinds sort of crunch, but like a disgusting, that shouldn't be in my mouth sort of crunch.
00:37:41.660Anyways, why doesn't Trudeau just want to keep them all for himself and his friends?
00:37:46.580He already personally likely produces more carbon emissions than Prince Edward Island combined.
00:39:11.500Well, JT should set a good example and introduce food from this company into he and his family's daily diet.
00:39:18.240That's interesting, again, because as Justin Trudeau is pushing for us to get off single-use plastics,
00:39:28.740a long time ago, and I should do it again, I pulled his household grocery bills and in one month,
00:39:34.980I think he had spent over $300 on bottled water.
00:39:39.940And recently, I saw our friends at True North, who've done some great work on this,
00:39:44.240show that at Trudeau's official residence, he spent more than $12,000 on groceries, dining, a chef, and boutique goods in one month last year.
00:39:57.840You think he's eating crickets at $2,000 a pop for his grocery bill?
00:40:03.520I don't think so. I bet there's a lot of steak on there, don't you?
00:40:07.400Well, everybody, that's the show for tonight. Thanks for tuning in.
00:40:10.380Thanks to everybody in the studio in Toronto who works so hard to put the show together and across the country.
00:40:16.360Thanks to everybody behind the scenes who works to make sure that the show is there for you to find when you need it.
00:40:23.580And as Ezra says, keep fighting for freedom, but also don't eat the crickets.
00:40:29.820I'm Jeremy LaFredo for Rebel News, and behind me is the Canadian mission to the United Nations.
00:40:35.720Mohammed Al-Rashid, on behalf of the Canadian intelligence apparatus, facilitated the travel of men, women, and children to the ISIS-controlled regions of Syria,
00:40:44.740where they then joined the notorious terrorist organization.
00:40:47.800According to a BBC-obtained dossier on the Canadian intelligence asset, during his operation of bringing people to join ISIS,
00:40:53.700he communicated directly with believed-to-be notorious ISIS recruiter Rafael Hostey.
00:40:58.120I need you to work under me. Officially, I want you to bring us people in, he told Al-Rashid.
00:41:03.080Al-Rashid, officially working for the Canadian embassy in Jordan, replied,
00:41:07.680The explosive BBC report centered around the case of UK citizen Shamina Begum,
00:41:12.080a girl who was 15 at the time that she was brought to Syria to join ISIS by Al-Rashid.
00:41:16.060After the 15-year-old was brought to ISIS, she was married and gave birth to three children,
00:41:20.000all of which died as babies from various illnesses stemming from the war the terrorist organization was waging against Bashar al-Assad's government in Syria.
00:41:26.400While bringing people to fight alongside ISIS, Al-Rashid was documenting the names and ideas of people he was bringing
00:41:32.060and sharing that intelligence with the Canadian embassy in Jordan, who, according to Al-Rashid, promised him Canadian citizenship.
00:41:38.180While bizarre, his story is not an isolated incident.
00:41:41.240It follows the pattern of Western intelligence agencies and governments facilitating support for the same Islamic terrorist organizations that they claim to be against.
00:41:48.860In leaked U.S. State Department emails obtained by WikiLeaks,
00:41:51.760Hillary Clinton aide and current national security advisor for the Biden administration, Jake Sullivan,
00:41:57.300sent an email to Hillary Clinton, then Secretary of State, stating bluntly that Al-Qaeda is, quote,
00:42:03.960A leaked U.S. embassy cable assessed that the Assad government's vulnerabilities included the potential threat from an increasing presence of transiting Islamic extremists,
00:42:12.920and detailed how the U.S. could improve the likelihood of such opportunities arising.
00:42:17.140In other words, improve the likelihood of the referenced Islamist extremists of destroying the Syrian government.
00:42:23.120And the U.S. and their allies in the region did just that.
00:42:26.120In a speech at Harvard, President Joe Biden explained bluntly that the U.S. and its allies were spending hundreds of millions of dollars on weapons for terrorists.
00:42:32.880He poured hundreds of millions of dollars and tens, thousands of tons of weapons into anyone who would fight against Assad,
00:42:44.220except that the people who were being who were being supplied were al-Nusra and Al-Qaeda and the extremist elements of jihadis coming from other parts of the world.
00:42:55.940It was part of an official, but at the time covert war, President Barack Obama's CIA launched, codenamed Timber Sycamore,
00:43:02.740which allowed direct U.S. arming and training of Islamic extremists in Syria.
00:43:06.800As the New York Times put it in 2017, the program proved to be one of the costliest covert action programs in the history of the CIA.
00:43:13.960Anonymous U.S. officials told the Washington Post that the CIA armed and trained nearly 10,000 terrorists,
00:43:19.800spending roughly $100,000 of taxpayer money per year for every anti-Assad terrorist who went through the program.
00:43:26.300But these terrorists, or so-called rebels, were not just killing pro-Syrian government forces.
00:43:31.000As the New York Times reported, U.S.-backed insurgents carried out, quote, sectarian mass murder.
00:43:36.120In response to these horrific operations and failed strategies to bring the Assad government to its knees,
00:43:41.040Representative Tulsi Gabbard, former U.S. military personnel who recently guest-hosted Tucker Carlson Tonight,
00:43:46.100introduced the Stop Arming Terrorists Act into Congress, which would have, quote,
00:43:49.760prohibited the use of United States government funds to provide assistance to al-Qaeda and ISIS.
00:43:54.120Although it had bipartisan support of 14 U.S. representatives, it never made it past the House.
00:43:59.680The recent history of our government supporting terrorism to advance geopolitical goals
00:44:03.240is emblematic of how empty and morally corrupt the political establishment is.
00:44:07.420After criticizing the U.S.-funded proxy war in Syria on the campaign trail,
00:44:11.400President Trump shut down the CIA's Timber Sycamore program for good in July 2017.
00:44:16.080It turns out it's a lot of al-Qaeda we're giving these weapons to, Trump told the Wall Street Journal.
00:44:20.640While the recent story of a Canadian intelligence asset bringing teens to Syria to fight for ISIS
00:44:25.080seems bizarre, it's only a matter of time before more and more stories come out of our political leaders
00:44:29.920spending taxpayer funds to facilitate terrorism.
00:44:32.920For Rebel News in New York City, I'm Jeremy Levredo.
00:44:35.080For Rebel News in New York City, I'm Jeremy Levredo.