Trudeau's RCMP are getting ready to bring ISIS terrorists from Syria to Canada
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Trudeau wants to bring back 30 ISIS terrorists who have been caught by U.S. forces in Syria and Iraq to Canada. They ve renounced Canada, murdered, raped, and committed war crimes. And now that they ve lost, they want to come back to Canada?
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Oh, hi, my rebels. I've got a story for you today about Trudeau's plan. It's not quite a plan.
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They're putting together a plan to bring home 30 ISIS terrorists. And when I say bring home,
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they're Canadians who renounced Canada, went to Syria and Iraq to be terrorists, murdered,
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raped, war crimes. And now that they lost, they want to come back to Canada. And not only do I
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tell you the news, which you may have seen Stuart Bell report, but I do something I don't think
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has been done a lot in the media, if ever. I take you through about four of the sections in our
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criminal code that allow Canada to prosecute terrorists without having to have proof of,
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well, he raped this woman and he murdered that baby. I show you the actual wording in our criminal
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code. And I think I make a persuasive case. You tell me that we can prosecute all of these ISIS
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returnees immediately on their return, if, God forbid, they come back here. Anyways, that's
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Tonight, Trudeau's RCMP are getting ready to bring ISIS terrorists from Syria to Canada.
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It's May 22nd, and this is The Ezra LeVant Show.
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Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
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There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.
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The only thing I have to say to the government about why I publish it is because it's my bloody
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How many ISIS terrorists have gone from Canada to Syria and Iraq, murdered and raped and committed
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other war crimes there, engaged in ethnic cleansing against Christians and other infidels, laid waste
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to vast swaths of the Middle East, displaced countless refugees, and then have been allowed
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to quietly return to Canada without any legal consequences at all? What's the number? Is it 80?
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Is it 100? Is it 200? Don't expect Justin Trudeau to tell us, and don't expect Ralph Goodale to let
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the police tell us either. You'll recall he scolded Canada's security services for daring to name
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terrorist threats to Canada, including Muslim terrorist groups and Sikh extremist groups.
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Goodale literally instructed police and security agencies to revise their warning, to edit it,
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to make it politically correct. But why not? I mean, we know Trudeau orders police and prosecutors
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around all the time. We know that Trudeau personally demanded that Vice Admiral Mark Norman be
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investigated by police, even though he was innocent, just because he embarrassed the liberals. And we
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know that Trudeau personally pressured the attorney general herself to drop charges against his friends,
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SNC-Lavalin, who actually admitted to criminal corruption. So of course the liberals are going to
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tell the police to cover up the nature of terrorism in Canada. And I tell you this because now comes news
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that the RCMP is getting ready to escort home to Canada even more ISIS terrorists.
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Turkey willing to help Canada repatriate ISIS members held in Syria, officials says. Now this is a story
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from Global News, who are notoriously unreliable, but it's written by Stuart Bell, who actually knows his stuff.
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He's probably the best journalist on the terrorism beat in Canada. Let me read a little bit from the story.
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Turkey is open to allowing captured Canadian ISIS members to transit through the country so they
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can return to Canada for prosecution, a Turkish official said in an interview. The official told
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Global News that Turkey was willing to cooperate with the RCMP to repatriate the dozens of Canadians
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caught by U.S.-backed Kurdish forces during the collapse of ISIS. I think we would be positive to that,
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said the official. Due to the sensitivity of the issue, the official and a colleague spoke on the
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condition they would not be identified. Now who cares what the Turks say? They're becoming more and
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more Islamist themselves all the time. There was a lot of evidence that they were actually allied with
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ISIS. They, for example, bought black market oil shipments from ISIS for years, which financed so
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much of the terrorism. Like ISIS, they hate the Kurds, and the Turks actually bombed the Kurds in Iraq.
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So maybe the Turks are just looking to cause trouble, which they do more and more. They
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interfere in the West, certainly in Europe. They're hardly worthy of the name NATO ally, frankly. So
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maybe this is all disinformation, but read this. The RCMP has been exploring options for bringing
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the roughly 30 Canadians held by the Syrian Democratic Forces back to Canada. Turkey is
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considered the preferred route. The Liberal government has said it would be difficult to get the Canadians out
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of Syria because they could be arrested and charged by authorities in neighboring Turkey and Iraq.
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So that's the news today. The Turks have told Stuart Bell, who I trust, that they would be happy to assist
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getting those terrorists into Canada, just as long as they didn't have to deal with the Kurds.
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So the Kurds, who are pro-Western allies that the Turks hate, so the plan suggested by Turkey is that
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the Kurds would give the ISIS terrorists to the RCMP themselves, or to Canadian soldiers themselves
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in Syria, who would then escort them to Turkey, and then the terrorists would apparently be flown
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from Turkey to Canada. That's what Turkey's proposing. And of course, you know what's going
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to happen. Trudeau and the Liberals love ISIS terrorists. ISIS, as you may recall, is an offshoot
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of Al-Qaeda. That's Omar Khadr's terrorist group. Justin Trudeau so loves Omar Khadr that he gave him
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$10.5 million and a public apology. And worse, he connived with Khadr's lawyers in secret to secretly
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transfer the money to Khadr in a way that allowed Khadr to hide the money from the family of the man
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that Omar Khadr murdered. Tabitha Speer, the widow of Christopher Speer, is suing Omar Khadr.
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So is Lane Morris, the man Khadr blinded in one eye. Trudeau worked secretly with Khadr to hide the
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money from Khadr's victims. So yeah, do you doubt Trudeau wants to bring more ISIS terrorists back?
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It's not just Omar Khadr. Three other terrorists or alleged terrorists have each been paid approximately
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$10 million by Trudeau in other absurd settlements too. They're not real settlements. These terrorists
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or accused terrorists don't have real claims against Canada. Khadr had no real claim against Canada.
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This is just Trudeau's way of laundering money to the terrorists or accused terrorists. He says,
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Oh, we'd better pay them because they could in the future sue us in court and win. So we better
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give them $10 million. Yeah, no, this is just you, Justin Trudeau, just giving coming up on 50 million
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bucks to terrorists. But Canadian veterans, well, yeah, Trudeau doesn't have a lot of time or money
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for them. Again, my question is, what veterans were you talking about? Was it the ones that fought
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against? For the freedoms and values that you so proudly boast about? Or was it the ones who fought
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against? Because honestly, Mr. Prime Minister, I was prepared to be injured in the line of duty when I
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went to, when I joined the military. Nobody forced me to join the military. I was prepared to be killed in
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action. What I wasn't prepared for, Mr. Prime Minister, is Canada turning its back on me.
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So which veteran was it that you were talking about?
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Thank you for having the courage to stand here. And thank you for listening to my answer
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on a couple of elements you brought up. First of all, why are we still fighting against certain
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veterans groups in court? Because they're asking for more than we are able to give right now.
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Now, why should these terrorists from ISIS be allowed back at all? Look at how Trudeau is so
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dismissive of that Canadian hero. But why, why is he working to bring terrorists here?
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I know there's a technical legal argument. If someone has a Canadian passport, if they're a
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Canadian citizen, they have the, that's what a passport means, to pass back to Canada. Now,
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we can argue about that. But why should Canada lift a finger to assist in bringing them back?
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It's one thing for them to have the legal right to return. Let's put that aside for now. But why
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should Canada work towards it, negotiate towards it, spend money, make arrangements? Why should that
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be done? Why is that not asking more than Trudeau is willing to give? Let me read some more from
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Stuart Bell's story. The RCMP sees Turkey as a better option than Iraq, where foreign ISIS members
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could face death sentences. An RCMP delegation visited Turkey in March. And officials from the
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two NATO allies held recent security consultations. So I'm still trying to figure out what the problem
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there is with Iraq. So these are terrorists. They committed terrorism in Iraq. They murdered Iraqis
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and raped Iraqis. Why should they not stand trial in Iraq? They are terrorists. In our Canadian, British,
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American legal tradition, terrorists are outside the law. They're not soldiers who are entitled to the
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Geneva Conventions of War. They're legally the same species as pirates, actually, who can be killed
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practically on site. Why wouldn't we let the Iraqis try them? Why would we go to any lengths to return
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them to Canada, where they will surely be set free if not paid $10 million each? What a contrast to this
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enormous effort to bring home dozens of murderers and rapists. What a contrast with the RCMP and the
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military in our foreign affairs department, all working around the clock with various foreign governments
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to save their terrorists. What a contrast with how Trudeau and Chrystia Freeland ignore our two Canadians
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held hostage by China, Trudeau's favorite country. Someone sent me the following pitiful clip of
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Chrystia Freeland, our foreign minister, on the CBC last night. Obviously, I don't watch the National,
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but he sent me this. Just take a look at this. It's just amazing. I have sought repeatedly a meeting
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with Wang Yi, the foreign minister, my counterpart. Thus far, that meeting hasn't happened. But if Chinese
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officials are listening to us today, let me repeat that I would be very keen to meet with Minister Wang Yi,
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or to speak with him over the phone at the earliest opportunity.
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Um, China, if you're watching this, um, can you totally return my calls, okay, or text me?
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That is how far we have fallen. But what will happen if these terrorists do return to Canada? And
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imagine the price of it. Well, Trudeau says we have so much to learn from these terrorists. They're
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such an important voice, these terrorists and rapists and war criminals. You know,
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Justin Trudeau is a feminist. He keeps telling us that. But you know, we all have a lot to learn
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I think it's now that in Syria and Iraq, they've been declared defeated. There is a question of them
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coming back to this country. And you can't possibly monitor all of them. Can you?
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Yes, we have security agencies that are engaged on this file very much. But there's also a lot of
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community outreach going on. We know that actually, someone who has engaged and turned away from that
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hateful ideology can be an extraordinarily powerful voice.
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Yeah. Well, that's, I can see what's happening. I can see what's going to happen. Can't you? Of
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course you can. But what should happen? Well, first of all, we shouldn't lift a finger to repatriate
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these terrorists to Canada. They disavowed Canada. They're morally opposed to the concept of Canada
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as a sovereign country because, of course, it is a nation of man with secular laws. Queen Elizabeth
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is our head of state. It's not a nation of Allah. It's not a theocracy.
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Many of these terrorists actually make the point when they go to Syria and Iraq of burning
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their national passports as a symbol that they don't believe in Western nation states. They're
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only part of the Muslim ummah. So why help them come back to Canada? But if they do come back,
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if they do manage to make their way back, why do we not prosecute them? The first sentence of
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Stuart Bell's story implied there would be a prosecution. But there has not been a prosecution
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to date of any returning ISIS terrorists. Why do we let them roam around Canada in one case
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to re-terrorize one of the rape victims? Let me explain the story that Barbara Kay wrote in the
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National Post and I've seen it elsewhere. There was a rape victim of an ISIS terrorist. The rape victim
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came to Canada. But her ISIS rapist was allowed back into Canada too. And they're both living freely in
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the same city. And imagine that the rape victim encountered her rapist in Canada walking free.
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How is that even possible? Well, Justin Trudeau, that's how it's possible. Though in fairness,
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Stephen Harper didn't prosecute any of them either. Why not? You might think, how can you put a terrorist on
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trial though? For what he did in a war zone far away, perhaps years ago. When all the witnesses
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might be killed, perhaps killed by the terrorist himself, when there is no evidence in hand.
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When you couldn't bring people to a trial, when you couldn't have a chain of custody over the
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evidence. We've all watched police procedurals where it's impossible to convict someone beyond
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a reasonable doubt when the crime scene was obliterated, perhaps by a bomb, when a hundred practical
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problems would make such a prosecution impossible. Just think of all the translations. How could you
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possibly have a prosecution like that in the Canadian court? Well, obviously you can't. And
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obviously you can't fight a war with lawyers. You can't fight terrorists in a far away land with a
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beyond a reasonable doubt obsession with details and evidence and testimony that we use in our domestic
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criminal law. It doesn't work for foreign terrorists. And it doesn't have to work though,
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that's the point. Because after 9-11, the liberal government of Canada, Jean Chrétien, actually
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revamped our terrorism laws in Canada within months of 9-11 actually. And they have been updated
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occasionally as well to deal with specific cases like ISIS. In fact, there are plenty of laws in
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Canada that apply other than our traditional criminal code crimes like murder, say. There are
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financial laws if someone sends money to a terrorist group. You're a terrorist. There's organizing laws.
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There's doing things here in Canada. Here's an example from our criminal code. There is so much
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in our criminal code now. I'm not going to read too much of it. But this part, section 83.18.1,
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participation in activity of terrorist group. Everyone who knowingly participates in or contributes to,
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directly or indirectly, any activity of a terrorist group for the purpose of enhancing the ability of
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any terrorist group to facilitate or carry out a terrorist activity is guilty of an indictable
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offense and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 10 years. So you don't have to prove who
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killed whom, who raped whom. Just that someone did something, even indirectly, to help terrorism.
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I'm going to read some more. I want to show you how expansive this is.
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And an offense may be committed under subsection one, whether or not, look at all this, look at all
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these, whether or not a terrorist group actually facilitates or carry out a terrorist activity.
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The participation or contribution of the accused actually enhances the ability of a terrorist group
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to facilitate or carry out a terrorist activity. Or whether or not the accused knows the specific
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nature of any terrorist activity that may be facilitated or carried out by a terrorist group.
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So you don't even have to know what's going on. You don't even have to be competent.
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You just have to try to help. And you're guilty 10 years in jail.
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There are so many sections in our criminal code like this, I promise I won't read them all to you.
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I'm just trying to show you how easy it is to convict someone who supports terrorism or a terrorist
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group without proving they detonated a bomb or raped someone here. Just for example,
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this video of Omar Khadr. This is an al-Qaeda propaganda video. This is a video of Omar Khadr
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building IEDs, improvised explosive devices, for al-Qaeda. This is enough proof to convict him
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on multiple charges. Let me just read a little bit more to prove to you my point. You don't need
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to have Matlock or an Arab Colombo to prosecute these guys. Even Inspector Clouseau could do it.
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Let me read some more. This is the criminal code definition of participating or contributing.
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Participating in or contributing to an activity of a terrorist group includes providing, receiving,
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or recruiting a person to receive training. Providing or offering to provide a skill or an expertise for
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the benefit of, at the direction of, or in association with a terrorist group. Recruiting
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a person in order to facilitate or commit a terrorist offense or an act or omission outside Canada that if
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committed in Canada would be a terrorism offense. Entering or remaining in any country for the benefit
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of, at the direction of, or in association with a terrorist group. That's a crime. And in making oneself
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in response to instructions from any of the persons who constitute a terrorist group,
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available to facilitate or commit a terrorism offense or an act or omission outside Canada that
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have committed in Canada would be a terrorism offense. So just saying, yeah, I'm available for
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your instruction. That's a terrorist offense. Ten years. Trying to go there. Ten years.
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Ten years. Even if you're just associated with you. That is everyone in that Syrian prison.
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There are plenty more sections that apply. Even just traveling abroad. Financial. Just the goal.
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I'm going to Turkey. Even if you don't even get there. That's a defense. The fact that they're all
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there over right now is pretty much all the proof you need to convict them. Ten years in prison. So
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why no prosecutions? And if there have been no prosecutions so far, why would you think there would
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be prosecutions to come? Justin Trudeau will not prosecute these terrorists. He'll praise them
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and pay them and listen to their very important voice. What a disgrace. What a disgrace.
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But I think he already knew that. Stay with us more on this subject.
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Welcome back. Well, last year when I was in London on one of my many trips to Tommy Robinson's court cases,
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I took a moment to visit the spot on the street where a British soldier named Lee Rigby
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was murdered. He was literally decapitated in broad daylight by a Muslim terrorist.
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I wondered how that spot was marked. And I was utterly disappointed when I saw how. Here,
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take a look at this quick clip. And where's the memorial? Where's the statue? Where's the plaque?
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Where's the story? Where's some sort of consecration of this ground? You have nothing. You have this.
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What's this? What's this? Some sort of power transformer? What on earth is this all there is?
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Like an unmarked tombstone. All there is is some flowers and a tiny brass plaque on the ground,
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covered in dirt, and more to the point, without any meaning in loving memory and a tribute to a true
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hero, Lee Rigby, his date of birth and the day he was murdered in our hearts forever, but with no
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explanation, who was he? There's no mention even that he was a soldier. His military title is not
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there. No mention of how he died. Was it just a car accident? Sometimes along the side of a highway,
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you see flowers and a little cross in remembrance. Remembrance of what? You say you want to remember,
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but what are you remembering? No one knows. If someone were to walk by here, they would not understand
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what's going on. If they came to inspect the notes, they might have a clue by reading this
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absolutely heart-rending one. I'm going to try and read it without choking up. It says,
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to dad, I miss you a lot. I love you, from Jack.
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Imagine that, not saying how he died, why he died. A little brass plaque covered by dirt and dust. And
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all the politicians say, oh, we can't have a memorial here. It would distress social cohesion.
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Well, at least you can go to the spot where Lee Rigby's brass plaque is and look for it yourself.
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But even that is not allowed in Canada for the nearly 160 Canadians who died fighting in Afghanistan.
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I always say that the UK is a time machine where we can see our future five years down the road. And
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it has come to pass. Joining us now to tell us the disgraceful manner in which the Canadian forces
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brass have commemorated the, I think it's 159 dead and many more wounded from Afghanistan is our friend
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Lee Humphrey, a combat veteran himself. Lee, nice to see you again.
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Good to see you, Ezra. The story is written, there's a version of the story in the National Post by
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Christy Blatchford, who is a real supporter of the troops. Can you give us the basic facts of
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how this memorial was announced, where it is, the restrictive access to it, and some of the
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excuses put up by the Canadian forces? Yeah, it blew my mind when I saw this
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several days back and commented on it. And I was absolutely stunned that they had held
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a memorial service in secret that only included serving members of our military and allied militaries,
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that they delayed the notification of this service to the public with the excuse that they were sending
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letters to the family of the fallen to let them know that the ceremony had taken place,
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even though they weren't invited in any way, shape or form. Then they began to make excuses when it did
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become public that, you know, they wanted a dignified service as if having veterans of the Afghan war,
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wounded veterans of the Afghan war, or families of the fallen in attendance wouldn't have in fact brought
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a sense of dignity to that ceremony. It should have been held in public, it should have been publicized,
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because I think all Canadians want to not celebrate, but remember the ultimate sacrifice that these men and
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and women paid for their fellow Canadians during this conflict. Then to go on and put it into a annex of
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the National Defense Headquarters, which ensures that no veteran, no Canadian will ever get to visit this
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memorial. Only people that are still serving can get in or families of the fallen. If they send in a request
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for a specific viewing time, it's absolutely disgusting that they would do this. It's absolutely disheartening
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that our government would treat veterans in this way. You know, there's so many things about
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this that I, I mean, this cannot be accidental. Surely someone must have mentioned it. It's almost
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as if, it's not almost as if, I'm not going to pretend that there's any doubt here. They are ashamed
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of this. They want to have this in some little tucked away place. There's this one quirk that
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Christy Blatchford talks about where couriered letters were sent to the families of the fallen
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on May 10th saying the first letter. The first line of the letter is the Afghanistan Memorial was, uh,
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was officially opened on May 13th. So they sent these letters out before it happened saying,
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oh, it's already happened. It's all like every single thing here is weird. They didn't even tweet
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about it. They didn't have a press release about it. They didn't tell anyone about it until after the
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fact, and I'm sorry, I had my stats wrong. There were 40,000 Canadians who served in Afghanistan
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over the course of years, and there were 1800 who were wounded. The number of people who had to be
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in on this bizarre secret keeping surely measures dozens or hundreds. This was a planned
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demotion, diminution of the valor of the 159 fallen and the 1800 wounded. This is almost as big a scandal
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as the Mark Norman scandal in my mind, Lee. You know, it is baffling because you're right.
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Hundreds would have been involved in the planning of this from public affairs,
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senior officials in the Department of National Defense on the Chief of Defense side of the equation,
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as well as senior members in the Minister of National Defense's office. PMO would have been involved.
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PCO would have been involved. Everybody at the senior level of government would have been involved in
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this as well as veterans affairs. And something like this doesn't happen by accident. This was planned.
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They purposefully decided to keep this from the public, to keep it from the family,
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families of the fallen, to keep it from wounded Afghan vets, to keep it from Canadians.
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It's absolutely disgusting what they've done here. And on top of the Mark Norman fiasco,
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it just says that this government, this minister, this Chief of Defense staff have absolutely
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fallen from grace. I mean, I'm lost for words to describe what they've done here. I really am.
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Well, I think we had an early signal. You might recall that the anniversary of
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the murder of Corporal Nathan Cirillo at the National War Memorial, it was in the interregnum.
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I'm trying to remember my dates here. When Stephen Harper was not yet succeeded by Justin Trudeau as
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prime minister, but there was an overlap period. He was the prime minister-designate. Harper was still
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the prime minister. I'm going from memory here, but I seem to recall them jointly laying a wreath
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together. But the next year, Trudeau did not mark that ceremony. He sort of was pressed into it
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because Harper was still the PM. So many things like this. It's not an accident. It's a pattern.
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And there's just one line, and I think you referred to it. A military spokesman told
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Christy Bladsford, the decision to hold a humble internal event was made by senior leadership
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to ensure proper reverence. You referred to that earlier. The implication being that if we let
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families... The implication there, the lie, the cover-up is as abusive in its own way as the
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original decision. What can be done here? Surely this is boiling the blood of thousands and thousands
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of people inside the military. The military is an institution that depends on discipline. How can
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loyal soldiers express their upset without being insubordinate?
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Yeah, the way serving members do that is they contact those of us that are veterans,
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that are advocates. So, you know, a couple of things have jumped up and really
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become dominant issues on the Facebook page that I found at Veterans for the Conservative Party of
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Canada. One of the moments that stunned us was when Trudeau authorized the payment of $10.5 million
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to a terrorist named Omar Khadr. And the visceral reaction on our page was overwhelming and long-lasting.
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The Mark Norman case was another time when veterans and their supporters really rose up
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and expressed themselves frequently on the page. This, when we first began posting about it earlier
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during the long weekend, and then again last night as the excuses began to roll,
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is again blowing up in the veterans community and with serving members contacting me directly saying,
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you've got to speak about this, we're livid about this, especially about the CBS.
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Especially coming on the news that he just got a massive raise, which is, you know, in our lingo,
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that's like a reward. And so the serving members are livid. So they're reaching out to us to speak on their behalf.
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Now, Harjit Sajjan, the defense minister, I mean, on paper, he looked like an incredible
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candidate. Not only was he a former cop, but he was a former soldier who served in theater. And he
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looked like a happy warrior. He looked like a real soldier's soldier. We've since learned a few things
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about him. But putting aside his flaws, he did serve. He did serve in jeopardy. And he
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surely did have moments of braveness and courage and leadership. And he absolutely surely had friends
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who died or were wounded. I mean, put aside any other flaws in the man. How can someone who served
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in the theater? So, I mean, that's, that's these days, that's unusual for a defense minister.
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Um, how can he abide this? Is there no germ of loyalty within him still? Has it all been drummed
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out? Is his love for the, the luxury lifestyle of a cabinet minister so strong that he, that there's
00:31:23.440
no vestige of loyalty to the grunts, to the, to the guys he was in a trench with? How does that work?
00:31:29.440
Well, you allude to, you know, his embellishment of his service. Within the military, there's only
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really a few things that officers can do that will end their, any form of respect that soldiers have
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for them. And one of them is embellishing your own service record, especially in combat. And he did it
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in purposeful ways on multiple occasions. It wasn't an accidental exaggeration or a report
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that was exaggerated that he was unable to correct. So soldiers already had a problem with that.
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He got to keep his job. So his loyalty to Trudeau for allowing him to remain as the defense minister,
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despite something that should have been a fireable offense, he should have been demanded. It should
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have been absolutely demanded that he fall on his sword and resign from cabinet for what he had done
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to disgrace those that served and actually did plan op Medusa. And so I can only surmise that his loyalty
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to Trudeau now for allowing him to keep that, that great job, and I can't imagine what a great job it would
00:32:46.480
be to be to be the minister of national defense has surpassed his loyalty to the men and women of the
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Canadian Armed Forces. And he allowed this to go forward because that's what the PMO wanted.
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That is so frustrating. You know, we have our tiny story and it is in no way comparable to the stories
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we've just discussed. But I remember a couple of Christmases ago, we saw a little story in the CFB
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Borden base newspaper about how they needed a food drive for the food bank for Christmas hampers,
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not for the surrounding community, but for but for serving soldiers. So we crowdfunded 15 grand and
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sent it over and they refused the check. And we went to two other veterans charities.
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They accepted the check, but then they got a call from Sajan's office saying, don't cash the check
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from the rebel. And, and look, we were just trying to give money to, in the end, Lee, you helped us
00:33:50.720
find a veterans charity in Calgary that we gave it to. But what kind of defense minister and his staff
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goes out of his way to stop a charity check from going to a soldier's food bank because you hate
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the rebel so much that to me was so troubling. And we did an access to information request on that.
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And we saw all the dozens of defense staff who were panicked about the fact that this was the rebel.
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We can't let them help soldiers. And they literally put Trudeau's ego ahead of, and it wasn't a huge
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donation. It was just 15 grand. I was so upset by that. And it's trivial compared to the other things
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we're talking about. But it's another proof point that this is a pattern, Lee. This isn't an accident
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or, or getting a foot wrong. This is a pattern. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, the word has come on down
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from on high that, you know, the military cannot cooperate with any form of group or media organization
00:34:54.480
like yourselves, if it goes against the Trudeau brand in any way, shape or form. And the CDS and
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the minister have signed on to this for whatever their reasons are. And they've been pursuing this
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ideology for years now. I can't express how disappointed I am in the CDS. He was a well-respected combat leader
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until he became CDS. And I can tell you the respect loss is insurmountable for him.
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Yeah. Well, I tell you, it's, I mean, listen, I never served in the military.
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So I just speak as an outsider, but I can only imagine having gone through the fire of Afghanistan
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to, to, to, to sell out the respect of the troops in the, in the way he has done. And this memorial
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is, it's, it's heartbreaking and hopefully it'll be undone. And hopefully this public pressure will
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cause a change in course. And if it doesn't, hopefully, I think Trudeau may well lose the
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next election. And hopefully a conservative defense minister will correct this error. I certainly hope
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so I, I can't imagine that Canadians would abide this slap in the face for long. Last word to you,
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Lee. Yeah, sure. So just before the last election, uh, Aaron O'Toole and the then defense minister,
00:36:20.880
Jason Kenney put out, uh, uh, a plan for a series of memorials and, uh, uh, renovations to existing
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monuments to add the Afghan war. And I recently spoke to a member of the conservative party to
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be assured that that plan would be put immediately back on the table to correct this wrong. We must
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be proud of our efforts in Afghanistan to liberate the people of Afghanistan from tyrannical terrorist
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rule. And the men and women that sacrificed everything for that deserve nothing less from us.
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Well said, Lee Humphries, thank you so much for joining us today. And I hope that what you've
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just described, the remedy that you've just said exists in a plan form. I hope that plan is indeed
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executed this fall. Thanks for your time, my friend. Thank you, Reiser. All right. Great to see.
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That's our friend T. Lee Humphrey. Of course, he's a conservative activist and a former
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member of our military. Stay with us. More ahead on the rubble.
00:37:29.840
Hey, welcome back on my monologue yesterday about the United Kingdom leftists embracing
00:37:43.120
The violence and hate generated by the intolerant left progressives has infected the Western world,
00:37:49.200
encouraged by our globalist-controlled fake news, MSM, political elitist establishment. They hate
00:37:53.760
anyone with a contrary opinion to the close-minded PC dogma. Well, that's interesting. You know,
00:37:58.240
our Jessica S. Svetinovsky, I'm trying to pronounce the last name, I don't want to do it wrong.
00:38:04.560
She's doing great over there in the UK. You should go to TommyReports.com. She's doing like three
00:38:08.960
videos a day. It's great. And she talks to so many people who I'm going to call low information
00:38:15.200
voters. And I'm not even saying that as an insult. They just don't have a lot of information. They're
00:38:19.360
not really following politics closely. But they've heard of Tommy Robinson and they have sort of a
00:38:23.360
message track. Oh, Tommy Robinson. I'll just repeat the last thing I heard from my friend or from the
00:38:28.480
media. So she asked him, what do you think of Tommy? Oh, he's a fascist. Do you have an example?
00:38:34.080
No, you should look it up. Like she's probably talked to 20 Tommy haters. And she asked all of them,
00:38:41.040
well, can you give me an example? It's a fair question. I mean, if you said to me, Ezra,
00:38:44.720
why do you think Louis Farrakhan's an anti-Semite? I could give you like five specific examples
00:38:52.160
immediately because I know why I think he's anti-Semite if we're talking about that.
00:38:58.880
20 people, she's asked, why do you think Tommy's a fascist? Um, just because, or you look it up,
00:39:05.040
or you tell me, or I don't know. And what's that? That's the media demonization of him.
00:39:11.200
So if you lay down this message track endlessly, this endless drumbeat, Tommy's a fascist, Tommy's a
00:39:16.800
fascist, Tommy's a fascist, low information voters who don't really do any research on their own and just
00:39:21.440
have barely listened to politics. And fair enough, right? I mean, I think most of us listen to politics
00:39:26.400
too much. It would be nice if we didn't have to, but a low information voter here. Oh,
00:39:29.920
Tommy's a racist. Obviously racist. So yes, your point is the media is absolutely behind this.
00:39:34.080
So if you actually, if someone actually believes that Tommy is a Nazi,
00:39:37.680
and if you tell 60 plus million Brits that he's a Nazi, maybe one of them's actually going to say,
00:39:43.440
oh my God, he's, he's a Nazi. Oh my God, he's the next Adolf Hitler. And we all know the, you know,
00:39:49.280
thought experiment, if we had a time machine and could go back and kill Hitler, of course we would,
00:39:53.680
that would save history. So you tell 60 million plus Brits that Tommy's the next Hitler, one of them
00:39:59.200
might actually believe you. And if he's truly seized with the belief that there's a new Hitler
00:40:03.120
about to kill millions of people, he probably thinks he's saving the world by killing Tommy.
00:40:09.660
Yeah. So yeah, you're right. The media drumbeat. Robert writes, first they start with milkshakes,
00:40:16.280
then they break up the baseball bats. Yeah. Well, I showed you the brick and the stones that were
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thrown. And I saw that some local Tory in the UK had his office torched with arson.
00:40:27.440
On my interview with Lauren Cunter, Liza writes, I agree with Lauren. As the left moves further
00:40:33.680
left and old yeller persists with her screeching, it will only turn more Canadians off.
00:40:44.680
simply saying the same message louder and shriller probably won't convince someone who wasn't convinced
00:40:53.000
when you said the same message softly and more respectfully. In fact, I think it will harden
00:40:59.000
them like a boiled egg gets harder with cooking. And, uh, I just think that shouting and laying on
00:41:07.280
the, you're a bigot and laying on your neo-Nazi, all right. I don't think that's going to be
00:41:12.660
persuasive. I don't think that's going to be persuasive. We'll find out in six months, won't we?
00:41:16.040
All right, folks, that's the show. Until next time, on behalf of all of us here at Rubble
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Headquarters, to you at home, good night and keep fighting for freedom.