Greg Wycliffe - CPC MP's brother criminally charged twice EXLUSIVE Interview w⧸ @MediaBezirgan

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00:00:25.480 If you have heard of the conservative MP, Tim Upal,

00:00:29.500 well you're definitely going to want to watch this stream

00:00:32.000 if you're concerned about foreign interference

00:00:34.340 if you're concerned about the politicians

00:00:37.480 in the parliament buildings being corrupt

00:00:39.820 then you're going to want to watch this stream

00:00:42.680 for those who don't know

00:00:43.720 back in 2014

00:00:44.800 brother of federal cabinet minister

00:00:47.560 Tim Upal was charged in a drug sting

00:00:50.980 as it turns out

00:00:52.660 he's actually been charged other times

00:00:54.760 for criminal behavior

00:00:55.940 and there's also a lot of very interesting things

00:00:58.820 surrounding Tim

00:01:00.920 Upal, his brother, other connections

00:01:03.200 and potentially things like mortgage

00:01:05.220 fraud, which we're going to get into

00:01:06.960 but I wanted to

00:01:08.360 have this interview

00:01:10.840 on with a very, very

00:01:12.960 brave, independent

00:01:14.560 investigative journalist in Canada

00:01:16.840 Mocha Bezergon. He broke this story

00:01:19.180 yesterday and he's with me

00:01:21.180 right now. How are you doing Mocha?

00:01:23.240 Hopefully we don't have any more technical issues

00:01:25.200 but how are you doing?

00:01:26.520 i'm doing very good how are you doing thank you for having me thank you for the kind introduction

00:01:32.500 yeah no problem no problem we just had this conversation like uh two minutes ago before

00:01:37.440 we had all these technical issues but uh we're gonna press forward anyway uh you have received

00:01:44.420 you know threatening messages for doing the type of work that you do investigating you know high

00:01:50.640 level politicians and potentially very very nefarious connections and you've also you know

00:01:57.180 had legal threats and this sort of thing and I want to get into that later but first let's get

00:02:01.040 into this breaking story that you this that you revealed yesterday and I really want to promote

00:02:08.620 it and let people know that it's going on because like I just want to scream this stuff from the

00:02:11.980 rooftops so let's just play the first 30 seconds or so of your report that you posted yesterday

00:02:19.360 to kind of bring people up to speed.

00:02:23.300 This is In Depth,

00:02:24.700 How Former Minister Tim Upal's Brother

00:02:26.680 Avoided Trial Twice

00:02:28.060 on Drug and Firearms Charges.

00:02:30.620 A Canadian federal minister,

00:02:32.620 his Department of Justice lawyer wife,

00:02:34.960 and his brother,

00:02:35.960 charged with cocaine trafficking,

00:02:37.640 all listed the same residential address.

00:02:40.320 That address,

00:02:41.520 owned by their parents,

00:02:43.220 was purchased for approximately $400,000,

00:02:46.120 sold for $1.1 million within a year,

00:02:48.900 and then repurchased for just $1. Judicial conflict of interest, money laundering, mortgage

00:02:55.500 fraud, political finance violations. Here's where it gets even more shocking. The minister's brother

00:03:01.560 wasn't just charged once, but twice in seven years with firearm and drug offenses. Yet,

00:03:08.160 crown prosecutors dropped the charges both times, letting him walk free while his co-accused were

00:03:14.080 convicted why very interesting very interesting so in in this drug sting that happened in 2014

00:03:22.760 uh multiple people were charged tim upell's brother being one of them and uniquely tim

00:03:28.560 upell's brother uh and tim upell was a sitting mp at the time uh was got off on these charges

00:03:35.900 was not uh criminally persecuted or prosecuted uh is that is that accurate that's right

00:03:42.460 well yes in 2014 Edmonton police raided three properties and a vehicle and they arrested four

00:03:51.660 people charged them with cocaine trafficking and various other crimes and but when it came to

00:03:58.700 to when it came to the prosecution the prosecutor let off Opal's brother

00:04:05.320 and another Sikh, while securing convictions for the two other non-Sikh, white, accused.

00:04:17.860 Basically, this raises eyebrows because we never heard about this in the news.

00:04:23.440 This is what we all knew about in 2014 when the charges were laid.

00:04:27.920 Mainstream media reported that the minister's brother, Timupo was the minister of multiculturalism

00:04:33.480 at the time the news reported that ministers brother charged with cocaine trafficking

00:04:38.100 but here here's what they failed to report here's where they failed to go deeper the address

00:04:46.680 listed in that court document from 2014 for Raymond Preet Singh Wupal Tim Wupal's brother

00:04:53.140 is the same address listed by Tim Wupal his wife Kiran Binder and the address is owned by their

00:05:00.520 parents. And the address has its own history, which is very questionable. But basically,

00:05:07.000 you basically have all these elements under the same roof. And Upal was claiming that he had no

00:05:15.220 idea. He didn't know his brother's charges. He learned from the news, et cetera. Here's a question

00:05:20.240 for the Edmonton police. They need to answer this question. They say they raided three houses and

00:05:25.780 one vehicle. Why did they not raid four houses? They had four accused. Did they not raid the

00:05:33.360 Ellerslie Road property associated with Tim Mupal and his wife, who is a Department of Justice

00:05:38.020 lawyer, who is a former World Seeker Organization executive? Why did they not raid four houses?

00:05:48.760 Now, here's where it gets tricky. Whether they raided that property or not, it is still a scandal.

00:05:54.840 It's a scandal if they have raided it. It is a scandal if they have not raided it.

00:06:00.120 Just the simple fact that he, this individual, who is a brother to a minister at the time,

00:06:06.820 and his brother's wife works at the Department of Justice as a lawyer, and he gets away.

00:06:14.740 The charges are dropped. The question is, were the charges dropped because he was innocent,

00:06:18.920 or were they dropped because of his family connections?

00:06:21.660 These are very, very powerful people, and they're connected to very powerful people.

00:06:27.760 Here's another aspect mainstream media failed to uncover.

00:06:33.320 This individual, Raymond Pringsing Ulpao, he faced similar charges in 2008.

00:06:42.600 He was charged with having drugs in his possession, various firearm charges.

00:06:49.560 He had a firearm, allegedly a firearm, in his car, and the serial number was defaced, etc.

00:06:58.160 Now, again, he was let off.

00:07:01.640 He was let off.

00:07:02.560 Prosecutors say, okay, we're not going to prosecute.

00:07:05.000 You're free to go.

00:07:07.480 Why?

00:07:08.060 Why are they not prosecuting?

00:07:09.960 Is it because they have no case against him?

00:07:12.000 or is it because he shares the same address with a department of justice lawyer a federal minister

00:07:19.700 a federal mp this dude you're i'm so glad that you brought this story to light because it uh

00:07:28.480 it's it's an intersection of so many things that um concerned canadians talk about there are

00:07:33.900 concerns about foreign interference and in this case you know it's it's no it's no mystery that

00:07:40.220 Mr. Upal, every single photograph where you see Pierre Polyev wearing a turban

00:07:47.260 or is hanging out with Sikhs, some percentage of the time, Tim Upal is usually there.

00:07:54.200 And you've also done a lot of work just talking about the World Sikh Organization in general.

00:07:59.520 And it's like, hey, guys, if we're looking for actual receipts, actual evidence of foreign interference,

00:08:04.140 I think the World Sikh Organization and its many tentacles and how it's connected to various political parties,

00:08:09.340 including the conservative party i think that's actually a great place to start or a great a great

00:08:14.100 place to just instead of just throwing our hands in the air and saying we're gonna stop foreign

00:08:18.740 interference well actually there there's actually names and addresses and connections and there's a

00:08:23.600 whole network and web of information that um you know that people that the public can start digging

00:08:30.700 into and that politicians could potentially start getting upset about to draw attention to

00:08:34.960 And I guess my question is, Mocha, is how does it feel to do the work that CESA should be doing?

00:08:43.240 Well, that's a that's a good question.

00:08:48.200 You know, intelligence agencies, they're very tricky and it all rests on independent journalists and media because they're actually a part of government.

00:08:59.480 let me explain like this they are part of they are essential to democracy not part of government

00:09:05.380 but essential to democracy in the sense that they that they expose and they have their own

00:09:10.920 editorial judgment and they uh you know exercise their own judgment not getting directions from

00:09:18.260 the government and that's why it is very important to not be funded by the government we have

00:09:22.920 collusion in this country especially from mainstream media who are colluding with the

00:09:28.240 government by basically getting funding from them how can you claim to be independent when your

00:09:32.720 paymaster is the government itself there needs to be a separation of powers and journalism is

00:09:38.440 supposed to be independent independent from government independent from special interests

00:09:42.760 people can smell they have nose they can smell when they are being fed a very poorly packaged

00:09:49.620 news content that is agenda driven they they smell that and they immediately turn off

00:09:57.980 the news content that i produce has i don't think has nothing to do i think my news content smells

00:10:04.820 very good and it tastes delicious and uh it is in-depth you know what i mean so that's why i

00:10:12.680 think i've been getting a lot of debt threats legal threats and uh i'm even i'm even actively

00:10:18.180 involved in lawsuits let alone threats but my policy has been unless you file it i am not going

00:10:25.760 to take it seriously yeah no you're you're doing you're doing very courageous work uh because

00:10:32.160 you know it's uh it's it's very i was telling talking to somebody else the other day they're

00:10:38.900 like a right-wing dissident and i was explaining how like it's very thankless work you can be

00:10:43.300 correct you can have the information you can have the receipts people are still going to call you

00:10:46.500 crazy ostracize you not invite you to the party because uh well let's face it this story is kind

00:10:54.000 of not it's kind of a problem for the conservative party of canada it's kind of a big it's kind of a

00:10:59.160 big problem uh that you have that you have tim upal one of not even just like some mp he you said

00:11:08.060 he was what multiculturalism minister or shadow minister the actual minister yes he was the

00:11:13.740 minister under Stephen Harper. Amazing. He's a current deputy leader of the, along, along with

00:11:21.040 Melissa Lansman of the, of the conservative party right now. And this is, you know, this is a party

00:11:28.480 that claims to put Canada first. I can't even say it with a straight face. It's so ridiculous when

00:11:35.620 there's stuff like this going on, you know, and they love to say, wow, Carney is a liar. The 1.00

00:11:40.920 liberals are liars you know they're corrupt and it's like well you know if you look at some of 1.00

00:11:46.500 your own mps if you look at some of your own party um they're connected to the world organization as 1.00

00:11:51.800 well they're they are also you know looks like pulling strings with potentially uh lawyers to

00:12:00.020 change the outcome of criminal charges and and and actually here's another good hypocrisy to

00:12:05.360 shove in the face of Pierre Polyev conservative party supporters stop the crime we got to stop

00:12:11.320 the crime right are we gonna stop Tim Upal's brother yeah could you start by bringing your

00:12:17.280 own MP Tim Upal into your office Pierre Polyev and maybe giving it giving him a talking to about

00:12:22.440 his brother and asking him what the heck is going on there uh that might be a good place to start

00:12:27.520 everyone is innocent until proven guilty but how can you get you know have you ever been arrested

00:12:34.480 with drug trafficking or drug possession or firearm offenses not once but twice me neither

00:12:43.800 like i don't think these things just happen out of you know bad luck but everyone is innocent

00:12:49.860 until proven guilty of course however when you have uh your brother as minister and his wife

00:12:56.300 as a department of justice lawyer it raises questions doesn't it absolutely absolutely and

00:13:04.320 when you were doing this report

00:13:07.200 I'll send a link in the chat

00:13:09.140 go like and share and subscribe

00:13:11.180 if you haven't seen this story

00:13:12.520 you can find Mocha Bezergon on X

00:13:15.120 I'll put the link to this report

00:13:16.620 on YouTube on the YouTube chat

00:13:19.400 because what I like about your content

00:13:21.600 too Mocha is like it's not

00:13:23.300 just kind of like a hey

00:13:25.040 look at this carny sound bite and this is the news

00:13:27.440 it's like no no no they have a good

00:13:29.500 shelf life it's like this is

00:13:31.160 here's the receipts I figured out all the receipts

00:13:33.560 i connected all the dots and uh people people should know about this um and that's that's

00:13:40.240 something to be very proud of and i think people should really value and reward thank you because

00:13:45.820 i strife sorry go ahead i i was gonna i was gonna say that um you know uh i'll just i'll make a joke

00:13:55.420 here because some people are like hey like who is this mocha kid is he canadian is it like he's

00:13:59.960 turkish or something like he looks like some foreign alien and and the funny part is is that

00:14:04.540 you do investigative journalism which is totally alien to canadians this is like an alien concept

00:14:11.120 of like actual real investigative journalism that you're doing uh but you know hats off to you my

00:14:16.960 question though was going to be thank you when bringing this report together because let's face

00:14:21.620 it you know this this report that i brought up earlier uh you know this is from 2014 brother

00:14:28.140 federal cabinet minister tim up all charts and a drug sting but i wanted to ask like when you were

00:14:32.700 kind of like bringing all this stuff together all this information is there anything uh especially

00:14:37.480 because you know you're you're you have a nose for the sort of corruption going on and the

00:14:43.200 connections to the world seaker organization is there anything in particular that even made your

00:14:47.760 jaw drop of like wow no this like this is actually even more shocking than i thought or like what is

00:14:53.580 the most outrageous part i guess that you discovered when bringing together this report

00:14:58.000 well i gotta give credit where it's due and um bob ray who's a former seek and who's been

00:15:06.560 on my channel many times bringing me some explosive documents and explosive evidence

00:15:11.920 which then i independently research and confirm uh he has been integral in this report as well

00:15:18.160 with his findings he he is like a former insider so to speak and uh he knows who's who and what's

00:15:27.600 what's happening where and where to look for things. He's great. He's a very intelligent

00:15:33.560 researcher. And I was shocked when we went to the courthouse and we were trying to... Okay,

00:15:41.120 I'll tell you the story like this. We've been trying to get this court document from 2014

00:15:45.780 since last year. We have applied through the courthouse in Medicine Hat, in Calgary,

00:15:51.840 in Edmonton, because it's been more than 10 years, they all direct us to the archives. They say it

00:15:58.520 has to come from the archives, the provincial archives. And the archives kept losing track

00:16:04.020 of our request three times. Every time we have to pay like $20, $20, $20, we have to go to the

00:16:10.180 courthouse, file. They kept losing the document. And then eventually when we were waiting for the

00:16:17.340 2014 documents, guess what we came across? They sent us the wrong documents. They sent us the

00:16:23.980 criminal charges Raymond Freed faced in 2008. This was a shocking revelation for us because we were

00:16:30.520 trying to find one document with one criminal. Wait, what? He's been charged before with similar

00:16:35.420 charges in 2008 and crime prosecutors once again let him walk free? That's shocking development,

00:16:40.660 isn't it that's that's what dropped my jaw and then we had to keep fighting to get the 2014 order

00:16:47.800 they're like we already sent it to you no you sent us the wrong document thank you by the way

00:16:52.480 but you're gonna send us a 2014 one as well and then maybe they were delaying that 2014 one

00:16:57.820 because it was explosive in that it had Raymond Preet's address the address which is owned by

00:17:06.720 their parents the address which is associated by department of justice lawyer kran binder

00:17:12.160 timople's wife and timople himself and from this address they have donated

00:17:17.280 thousands of dollars to the conservative party during those times that both near 2014 and 2008

00:17:25.360 so it's very sketchy and and do i trust admittance police i don't i i like did they

00:17:32.000 search that property or not they that's what they need to come clean with

00:17:36.720 I cannot get over the sort of irony or like the double-edged sword of Canadian bureaucracy where you're trying to get documents from 2014 and like it's taking them forever.

00:17:50.580 They keep losing track of it.

00:17:52.640 And it's like, oh, man, this bureaucracy is so inefficient.

00:17:55.180 And then they send you the wrong documents, but it also ends up being like a bigger sort of like expose of like, oh, we don't even know about this.

00:18:04.700 Thanks, inefficient bureaucracy.

00:18:06.720 I guess you actually helped us in this case, but, um, wow, that's, uh, incredible, incredible.

00:18:14.920 Um, and you know, you've, you've probably been dealing with this in, in, in your, your

00:18:21.320 short, but very, um, valuable and impressive career as an independent journalist.

00:18:28.860 But, um, you know, what usually happens like, like, like, cause I'm not holding my breath

00:18:34.560 in terms of your story being picked up by the CBC

00:18:38.140 or even being picked up by, I don't know, Juno News

00:18:41.340 or Rebel News for that matter.

00:18:43.360 It would be nice, hopefully.

00:18:45.220 But once again, I just think because it's such a big problem

00:18:48.060 for the Conservative Party of Canada, especially,

00:18:50.500 it kind of just shows that like, yes, we know this emperor has no clothes,

00:18:55.760 but like the official opposition also is completely naked as well.

00:18:59.500 So I guess, are you holding your breath?

00:19:01.920 do you think this is going to get picked up by anyone in more of the mainstream conversation

00:19:06.920 here in Canada? Well, I strive to structure my reports as actionable intelligence reports.

00:19:16.560 And whether the general public picks it up, whether mainstream media picks it up, I think

00:19:23.940 key individuals and key people, they pick it up and they make a note of it. You have all this

00:19:31.600 knowledge now with um court you know i present court records land titles articles of incorporation

00:19:38.740 other official records publicly accessible and and you know these are not secrets top secret

00:19:45.720 information or this is not trust me bro type of journalism and so you know when you have all these

00:19:54.100 These documents together, you know, sometimes governments, it takes time for them to take action. They take note of things. They don't let you know that they are aware. And they just watch from a distance. They just need to know. Sometimes they just need to know. They don't need to take action. They just need to know.

00:20:17.700 and then in the future down the road you never know you might be facing something much serious

00:20:24.500 and that is not i'm not i'm not you know i try to throw the ball to the u.s jurisdiction all the

00:20:29.980 time you know because they are much severe they are much severe with this type of stuff and they

00:20:36.380 might exorcise canadian politicians when the paper comes in you gotta go that's just how it is and

00:20:43.740 And I think we could send a couple of Canadian politicians down to the U.S. to face the music, because unfortunately, currently, our prosecutors, our investigative agencies, they seem very incompetent for the last 10, 15 years.

00:20:58.920 You know, have you ever seen something like, yes, go do it, RCMP, great job.

00:21:04.240 Or have you ever seen something that made you go like, wow, that prosecutor did their job amazing.

00:21:10.080 Yeah, lock them up.

00:21:10.980 No, all we see is charges being dropped, cases being dismissed, and, you know, look at the, you know, criminals are investing half a billion dollars in Canada, half a billion dollars of fentanyl superlamps.

00:21:26.060 Where do they get that comfort from?

00:21:28.140 Who do they know in government?

00:21:30.200 Who is giving them that security?

00:21:32.400 Are they just acting by themselves?

00:21:34.120 Are you going to tell me they have no one inside law enforcement or inside the judiciary or inside the government?

00:21:40.980 And they're just brave to invest half a billion dollars.

00:21:47.020 And, you know, when you ask all those questions, it really kind of, what comes to mind for me is all of what we've been seeing on the TV for the past month or so with the trade war.

00:21:58.440 It's like Team Canada, Team Canada, we're Team Canada.

00:22:01.220 Yes, it's that Trump, it's the tariffs, that's the big problem, that's the big thing we have to worry about.

00:22:06.660 and i feel like anybody who's paying attention is like uh yeah i feel like the people in ottawa

00:22:12.160 are the problem i feel like our institutions are the problem and this whole sort of like

00:22:17.580 grandstanding as if we are you know gonna actually have canadian pride to like fight back america

00:22:23.280 it all just seems like a massive ruse um especially when you consider things like this

00:22:28.600 like you were just saying like like who's actually looking at these things like you're saying of like

00:22:33.500 well you know how how does a uh you know criminal organization have the confidence to invest this

00:22:39.060 this much amount of money uh half a billion dollars yeah um is this what specific story

00:22:47.700 is this i'm not i'm not super familiar with this one oh this is the falkland bust i was in falkland

00:22:53.740 bc when this happened i mean i was there next day as soon as it happened and basically i tweeted

00:23:00.440 about it too which got quite the attention rcmp raided a warehouse where they discovered half a

00:23:07.160 billion dollar worth of drugs dozens of automatic weapons other precursors etc it just a crazy bust

00:23:16.200 in the history of canada they have never busted something big like this one and only one person

00:23:22.920 was arrested and he's a seek hmm surprised i'm not very surprised but you know questions arise

00:23:30.520 when you see so many seeks always getting arrested with these you know charges of drug trafficking

00:23:37.880 etc especially to the u.s like why are you what is going on here is there a pattern here what

00:23:44.120 what's going on here like is there a fierce competition why is this group seem to be

00:23:51.320 be overrepresented in media when it comes to drug trafficking yeah absolutely and i know you

00:23:59.040 have to get going but uh let's let's touch on that before you go which is um the world seek

00:24:04.320 organization you know that it's it's uh you've brought up this chart and you've made this chart

00:24:09.760 i think it's a great visual aid for people uh to understand but as i said earlier it's like this you

00:24:16.140 know when you talk to pierre polyev foreign interference is this sort of like nebulous

00:24:21.180 thing we don't really know what it is okay there's some there's foreign interference oh spooky

00:24:25.440 but when you talk to mocha bezragon he's got the receipts you've got a sophisticated web of how

00:24:31.540 people are connected and you know it's all labeled and everything and um and that's thanks to the

00:24:39.560 great research skills mr bob ray has and he's been instrumental in the creation of this chart

00:24:46.620 by providing me the necessary data for me to create this chart and as you can see from the chart

00:24:53.780 many mayors mps ministers who are either executives of world seek organization or family members of

00:25:01.320 executives of world seek organization and you can see they're hiring each other's sons they're

00:25:05.860 you know married to each other it's it's a pretty interesting chart and world sikh organization

00:25:12.740 their ambition their official uh goal is to establish an independent sikh state

00:25:21.720 called calistan in india so how like their top priority is even foreign how is that not foreign

00:25:30.440 interference. And they're so powerful in Canada. They have their children as Supreme Court judges.

00:25:36.740 They have their children as ministers like Hadjit Sajjan. And this is an organization that was

00:25:45.100 accused of being terroristic and violent even before the 1985 air India bombings,

00:25:54.820 which were committed by Kalistani Sikh terrorists in Canada.

00:26:00.440 So, you know, they wield significant power across Canadian politics, both in Conservative Party and Liberals. I don't have to mention NDP. NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, his brother, was involved with the World Seek Organization as an executive.

00:26:14.340 with, and Jagmeet Singh is a Kalistani, and you have seen the report I've done on his

00:26:22.960 father, who lost his medical license twice, yet the CPSO, Ontario Medical Board, deleted

00:26:37.680 that history of his license being suspended for alcoholism and they deleted they wiped it out

00:26:45.940 yeah and that was we only know thanks to the american database yeah and that was our last

00:26:51.860 uh the last chat we had i had an interview with mocha i believe it was last month and it was all

00:26:56.180 about this exclusive report oh my god it was connected to the world seek organization oh my

00:27:00.840 god it was connected to the fact of a family member of an mp who seems to be getting all these

00:27:06.920 massive favors done of hiding wrongdoing in this case being a psychologist or therapist who is

00:27:15.520 having some of their kind of what do you call it like bad report card stuff removed off of his

00:27:21.740 record as a therapist you know it makes me wish that I was a Sikh connected to the world Sikh

00:27:27.900 organization you know it sounds like I could get away with a lot well yeah they've been getting

00:27:33.820 yeah of course you know but just in general this is how um i don't know how to describe it but this

00:27:42.100 is how let's say parallel states work you have a government you have a state and then you have

00:27:47.280 something parallel that has infiltrated inside and they have their own people on speed dial they

00:27:53.540 have their own prosecutors their own people in the police force you know like this they're all

00:28:00.200 connected and then they orchestrate whatever they need to orchestrate um i'm just speaking but uh in

00:28:06.400 canada i think people have been too docile and they have not come to a point where like hey

00:28:13.780 what's going on here you know when i show my reports to my turkish friends in turkey they're

00:28:18.300 like why are these guys even in the government like why are these people you know like they

00:28:23.980 don't even think they are canadian but you know like how can you how can you come to this country

00:28:32.460 with a foreign agenda you're all about this other you this other country you want to establish in

00:28:37.660 another place and uh how can we how can we assume that you have good intentions for this country

00:28:45.500 for canada what if your intentions clash with canadian uh intentions what if it clashes with

00:28:52.380 the canadian public's best interest well that's why you know this is textbook but

00:28:59.340 they all all these special interest groups they present their causes as on par with canadian

00:29:04.940 public interest but that is a lie sometimes or most of the time it is not in the interest of

00:29:12.380 the canadian public and i think you're touching upon the ugliest dark disgusting underbelly of

00:29:20.780 multiculturalism you know with multiculturalism there's this idea that we can all get together

00:29:25.580 we can all get along and as you just said you can't have the top interest of canadians

00:29:32.620 you can't prioritize the interests of canadians and also the interests of sikhs at the same time 1.00

00:29:38.460 that just doesn't make sense especially when there's uh the world sikh organization having a

00:29:43.780 is it like a mandate to start their own state in of calistan back in india like that like that's

00:29:49.640 the mandate of the World Seek Organization? Is it that

00:29:51.740 explicit?

00:29:53.480 Well, they had it on their website. A decade ago, we have

00:29:58.040 it, I have it in the report too. And I would like to go to that

00:30:02.240 report and read it for word for word, so that we're very

00:30:05.200 accurate. I think this is very important because I'm going to

00:30:09.560 find it right now.

00:30:11.020 Is there a link that I can throw up?

00:30:15.140 Oh, it's the same report that I'm talking about Tim Opal. It's

00:30:19.160 it's in there i'm just gonna find you the minutes mark yeah give me the time stamp

00:30:27.720 because i think it's very important that we get that right

00:30:30.760 yes here it is the time stamp is 17 45.

00:30:33.640 okay that's it yeah so yeah this is basically world seek organization

00:30:54.240 introduction constitution this is from a this is a screenshot from their website

00:30:58.780 from 2005.

00:31:01.380 And here's how they

00:31:03.000 list their objectives.

00:31:07.180 Objectives, number two.

00:31:09.640 To strive through a peaceful means

00:31:11.580 for the establishment of a Sikh nation,

00:31:14.080 Calistan,

00:31:15.020 in order to protect the Sikh identity and faith

00:31:17.480 as ordained by the Guru Pant

00:31:19.440 in the daily prayer,

00:31:20.840 Raj Karagha Khalsa.

00:31:23.420 Canada first.

00:31:25.280 All right.

00:31:27.020 All right, Canada.

00:31:28.780 first amazing amazing um so yeah it is it is rather explicit then but you're saying this is

00:31:36.220 not on their website anymore like this is kind of now uh is that you what you were saying it's

00:31:42.620 they're not as explicit about it not as explicit about it okay it's just you know by time um

00:31:51.820 things you know approaches develop strategies develop politics they develop the atmosphere

00:31:58.060 changes you know so uh organizations like world seek organization they also develop hey they're

00:32:04.820 on to us uh let's take that off the website but uh uh thanks so much for your time today before

00:32:11.540 you get going i i put a link to this report uh mocha's latest latest report in the uh in the

00:32:17.120 chat and also in the the video description here on youtube um but you know it looks like we're

00:32:23.220 headed to an election a spring election a soon election and personally for me uh i'm i i don't

00:32:30.440 think canadians really want to confront how bad things really are in terms of like solutions or

00:32:35.940 things that can happen um immediate plans to rectify things what are your thoughts with all

00:32:42.980 this do you have any thoughts on that or do you pay attention to the ottawa bubble conversation

00:32:47.240 of, oh, Carney or, you know, Trudeau or Polyev,

00:32:52.060 or are we going to become the 51st state?

00:32:53.960 Do you have any thoughts on all this

00:32:55.200 or, you know, what sort of future solutions

00:32:57.960 Canadians should actually look at?

00:33:01.520 I feel like Canadians are not very motivated 1.00

00:33:04.220 when it comes to holding people in power accountable.

00:33:09.160 I feel like they have given up,

00:33:10.760 but that doesn't mean this may not change, you know?

00:33:14.180 you don't need everybody to wake up and everybody to say hey what's going on you just need a very

00:33:20.020 small percentage of people it's always a very small percentage of people ruling governments

00:33:26.060 corporations you know it's always a very small percentage of people group of people who are

00:33:32.840 highly motivated educated smart and that's all we need we need that group of people to wake up and

00:33:39.400 be like hey we don't want this type of corruption and uh we don't want our country to become a

00:33:44.840 third world country we want to keep it like it used to be and when that happens i think things 1.00

00:33:50.200 are gonna get interesting but there are forces out there that doesn't want that to happen

00:33:54.280 and um a lot of distractors a lot of the you know like carney pierre trudeau this that's like

00:34:03.480 but all the stealing is going on underneath them you know all the corruption is happening

00:34:10.240 underneath their feet why don't we focus there so no i hope that explains what i mean

00:34:19.340 no absolutely i i think you actually nailed it with uh you know not everyone needs to get it

00:34:24.740 understand it but there does need to be a sort of very powerful bold courageous minority of people

00:34:32.240 that are going to be loud in the same direction that that can actually make a big a big impact

00:34:37.800 on the country um and and i i think you nailed it man i like i i think a lot i think a lot of

00:34:44.260 this sort of i even see the online people like who support polyev like it just feels like they're

00:34:50.960 an extension of the ottawa bubble now you know what i mean like it's this just seems like the

00:34:54.400 same depth of like the c of the cbc in terms of like you know political commentary like that's

00:34:59.680 how shallow it's become even online now where like this is just in the same ottawa bubble like you 0.99

00:35:05.120 know when's the last time uh carney polyev any of these people mentioned foreign interference or

00:35:12.660 mass immigration for that matter it's like the conversation's completely changed and no one is

00:35:17.000 even talking about this anymore and uh people seem to you know they don't realize science

00:35:22.300 yeah they don't they don't realize though how uh sort of malicious that is the fact that the frame

00:35:28.700 is so narrowed in on just team canada it's like we've forgotten about all of the uh all the

00:35:33.820 corruption that is going on or on a regular basis by these same people and this is right

00:35:39.200 and this is you know how it's it has been and it will always be like this where crisis after another

00:35:46.840 you know the top politicians like pierre polier to do or carney whatever they're always onto some

00:35:51.900 topic news media cycle is always about that topic and you're like okay now is not the time we got

00:35:57.060 to focus on this topic everyone's talking about it and then they change the topic a new crisis

00:36:01.580 new something and you're like okay you know what these corruption stuff they can wait we've got

00:36:05.800 to focus on this you know and then like this like this like this it goes decades pass and

00:36:11.500 they never talk about what really matters yeah they kick the can down the road yeah and i've

00:36:16.680 been telling people this for a little while now which is you know a lot of this sort of like rage

00:36:21.000 bait culture war look what carny did look what this person did like that's become the bread and

00:36:25.160 circuses largely like that's become the sort of distraction it feels like we're getting somewhere

00:36:30.240 by just like ragging on this or that or the other but uh you know there's this thing called real

00:36:36.040 investigative journalism and uh talking about the actual corruption going on and uh it's a lot

00:36:42.440 tougher you receive death threats for doing it you know you get sued or people try to sue you for

00:36:47.760 doing it uh there's a lot it's a lot more high stakes when you're actually calling out the people

00:36:52.480 in power and not just kind of nebulously um making fun of their haircut uh i was going to

00:36:59.500 encourage people to go to your website to support you because we need more of this stuff in canada

00:37:05.180 go to mediabezergon.com there's the guy he's got lots of reports down here um a lot of great work

00:37:12.820 a lot of amazing stuff um thank you so much for for for joining me today um thanks for doing your

00:37:20.460 work. Thank you for having me. You made a great comment in our last conversation. I forget what

00:37:25.580 my question was, but I'm like, aren't you like worried about doing this line of work? And you

00:37:29.480 said something like, I don't care. I'm gonna like, I'm gonna die for this. You said something along

00:37:32.940 those lines. And I'm very inspired. What I said was something like, if you live a fulfilling life,

00:37:43.660 then it is worth dying for okay so if you live a life

00:37:49.300 fulfilling and it is worth dying for that is life that's you gotta go and live that's my philosophy

00:38:00.860 but i'm also not a sitting duck

00:38:03.900 absolutely well hey uh check out mocha bezargon you better be following him already i put his

00:38:13.000 website in the chat follow him on x he's on youtube really appreciate your work uh i'm sure

00:38:19.080 we'll talk again soon and uh yeah you'll be safe i'll be praying for you to make sure that um you

00:38:25.680 know that you that you're safe and none of the bad men you know you're gonna be good god's gonna

00:38:31.780 be watching over you and i'm just gonna close out with playing a spicy clip from bob ray at the end

00:38:37.760 here of your of your latest report excellent thank you very much awesome

00:39:07.760 Thank you.

00:39:37.760 to be so highly religious that they play dress up to the maximum you know these Sikhs they say 1.00

00:39:45.440 oh we do not even shave we treat our bodily hair as god-given so you know we cover our faces with

00:39:52.960 these big beards we let our armpit hair grow we let hair in our private parts grow our whole lives

00:39:59.840 without ever cleaning our bodies because that makes us closer to god i don't think that that

00:40:05.680 As a former member of the Sikh religion, Mr. Ray also raises questions as to the integrity 0.99

00:40:10.240 of prosecutions where the accused and the prosecutor are both Punjabi Sikhs.

00:40:14.320 Well, race definitely plays a significant role in crime and punishment in law in Canada.

Greg Wycliffe - March 20, 2025

CPC MP's brother criminally charged twice EXLUSIVE Interview w⧸ @MediaBezirgan

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