Greg Wycliffe - Jagmeet's Alcoholic Father？🔴Mocha Bezirgan INTERVIEW🔴Khalistani Extremism🔴Independent Journalism🔴

00:00:00.000 Welcome, everybody, to this interview with Mocha Bezergana.

00:00:19.980 I'm very, very excited.

00:00:22.800 There's a lot we're going to cover, but most importantly, I really think that this guy

00:00:27.420 is uh the most underrated independent journalist in canada he follows the calistani extremism

00:00:34.860 happening in the streets he gets some of the best footage um that even india steals his footage

00:00:40.440 indian media companies but um also we're going to talk about what you broke today which is um

00:00:46.840 an interesting story about jagmeet singh's father who is apparently an alcoholic who

00:00:52.360 apparently is also a psychiatrist who apparently got all these

00:00:56.160 violations or things on his psychiatry record, which

00:01:00.420 got removed by an Ontario regulatory body,

00:01:04.600 the CPSO. But

00:01:08.020 Mocha, how are you this evening, first of all?

00:01:13.900 Thank you for having me, Greg. I'm excellent.

00:01:16.520 I'm doing fine. The last time we did an interview,

00:01:19.980 I was asking you questions and now the roles have changed.

00:01:24.820 I am here ready to receive your questions.

00:01:29.460 It's been a good day.

00:01:30.820 Thank you for the kind introduction.

00:01:32.380 Indeed, Indian media outlets have been stealing my footage, but don't worry about it.

00:01:37.340 I know how to make them pay. 1.00

00:01:39.700 That's good.

00:01:40.620 That's good.

00:01:41.180 That's probably a story for another time.

00:01:43.380 But yeah, us independents got to stick together.

00:01:47.020 You know, this mean Ottawa establishment bubble has many, many tentacles.

00:01:52.620 And, well, sometimes it might be connected to the World Seek Organization, which is something we'll get to hopefully in this chat.

00:01:59.600 But I want to ask, you posted this really intensive kind of expose on Jagmeet Singh's father.

00:02:07.060 You posted it only a few hours ago.

00:02:09.060 I saw that it already had over a thousand retweets.

00:02:11.960 What's the response been?

00:02:14.800 Tell us a bit about this story.

00:02:17.020 and why more canadians should know about it the response so far has been very positive people

00:02:25.580 are saying that well this is what investigative journalism is supposed to be this is what it

00:02:30.620 looks like and i think people are liking it because they don't see it they don't see mainstream

00:02:37.660 media doing anything like this where they get deep into information where they interview people

00:02:43.100 unique stories raising concerns raising questions well the story basically as you can see from the

00:02:51.260 title is about jagmeet singh's father and the medical board of a medical regulatory board

00:02:58.940 in ontario cpso what happened is doc uh jagmeet singh's father dr

00:03:05.340 Dr. Jack Darancing Dhaliwal, he had his license suspended in 2004, twice. This is because

00:03:14.220 of his alcohol addiction, as Jagmeet has talked about it in the past in his book,

00:03:21.160 where he was heavily addicted to alcohol to the point where he couldn't even get out of the couch

00:03:26.500 without help. And he was practicing as a psychiatrist during this time. And so

00:03:33.540 that is a little concerning right he could but i didn't know about that detail he couldn't even

00:03:39.520 get off the couch this was an admission by jagmeet himself yes yes this it was very severe and jagmeet

00:03:46.460 talks about how he was washing his daughter uh his father in shower etc it goes into great details

00:03:52.860 and uh it's a very it's a terrible terrible story alcohol addiction is really really bad but

00:03:59.700 We also have to look out for the patients of this, of Ontario. I think they should have a right to know whether the physician, the psychiatrist they are visiting is a competent one, is one who did not suffer license suspensions, disciplinary actions, etc.

00:04:24.700 So basically, CPSO has a website. You go to CPSO website, you enter any name of any physician, and then it tells you all about them. Where did they graduate, if they had any past disciplinary action, if their license was suspended, if their competency was questioned, all of this information.

00:04:46.480 And Dr. Jack Turan had five actions against him, two license suspensions, two restrictions, and in 2004, the first time his license was taken away, five months later, his license was given back, and then they took it away again because he failed to meet the restrictions put on his license as a condition for its reinstatement.

00:05:13.400 and then four years later in 2008 he got his license back with restrictions and then 2013

00:05:19.760 the restrictions were lifted and then same year 2013 he CPSO deleted all of the disciplinary

00:05:31.380 actions that were taken all of the license suspensions all of that information was wiped

00:05:36.880 out clean and the reason why we know that these things happened that his license was suspended

00:05:44.280 etc we know that because the american database did not delete it it's out there in american

00:05:50.740 database and bob ray mr ray who brought this information to my attention he himself a victim

00:05:57.780 of a fake forensic pathologist showed me that look on the american website you have all these

00:06:05.780 suspensions. But the Canadian website have scrubbed them off the internet. So I started

00:06:13.640 investigating. I contacted CPSO. I contacted Dr. Jack Duran. I contacted Jack Mead Singh.

00:06:21.600 And it appears that Dr. Jack Duran had all of this information expunged, meaning erased. And

00:06:32.620 It seems like CPSO basically allowed it to be deleted.

00:06:40.620 They helped him erase his history.

00:06:44.000 So now a patient searching his details, they will never know that his license was suspended twice, that he had all these troubles.

00:06:54.460 As personally, to me, it is 20 years ago, 2004.

00:06:59.300 i would still go visit him if i was a patient but that's not the problem here the problem here

00:07:09.200 that decision should be up to me as a patient to decide whether that information is currently

00:07:15.740 relevant or not not to the cpso not to the regulators so that's a big problem right cpso

00:07:24.160 do i trust cpso to make such decisions i don't yeah no absolutely and this is it on screen here

00:07:31.160 to uh just to kind of give context on the left you have uh the american regulatory body with

00:07:38.340 jagmeet singh's father and it listed as all of his kind of violations in 2004 and then 28 2008 2013

00:07:44.500 uh and then on the cpso side the ontario the canadian ontario regulatory board there's nothing

00:07:51.300 there's nothing uh it got removed and uh the question is is like who has the authority to

00:07:57.700 do that and you said when you emailed the cpso they said nope uh that's confidential can't tell

00:08:03.160 you why we took that down did in in your email did you did you confirm like exactly like did

00:08:09.100 you have a confirmation of that it was recorded on the cpso side yes like you know that yes it

00:08:17.340 It was reported to the CPSO site because the Americans are saying, yeah, we got this information from CPSO, from Canada, many years ago.

00:08:28.380 The discrepancy is because they must have deleted it.

00:08:31.940 But we have it here in detail, and they got into some details on the phone where they explained that his competency was questioned and that it appears that he applied to expunge one of the rulings, but then somehow all of them got deleted as well.

00:08:53.120 There is no transparency here.

00:08:54.700 We don't know what happened because it all happened under the radar.

00:09:00.060 There is no transparency.

00:09:01.940 if you look at other physicians other doctors their records on cpso it gives you great detail

00:09:09.140 if they haven't deleted it it gives you great detail about what was the allegation what was

00:09:14.340 what the board rule what actions were taken the minutes the arguments counter argument everything

00:09:22.820 but this is concerning why did dr jack duran had all of these records deleted why

00:09:29.060 why he wants it hidden a reasonable person i think could decide whether or not that's relevant

00:09:35.720 it shouldn't be up to cpso to say yeah this is relevant and from and oh no this is not

00:09:41.080 because at the end of the day it's going to be the patient paying the price

00:09:45.500 you know he is allowed to write he's allowed to give you drugs he's allowed to write you

00:09:53.960 prescriptions and there are many reviews about him on the internet and people are not very

00:09:58.980 pleased and and just uh yeah i was gonna say just to give more context to who the cpso is

00:10:08.180 cpso were the people who are punishing doctors who were speaking out during covet 19 for example

00:10:14.360 this is a a very brave younger doctor who i've interviewed which is um patrick phillips ontario

00:10:20.980 college of physicians cpso a rural family doctor um sorry suspends rural family doctor for

00:10:27.460 inappropriate COVID-19 treatments advice so these are the people these are the arbiters of your

00:10:33.160 license as a uh as a physician like like these are the like I know doctors in Ontario and they

00:10:41.360 have to constantly jump through hoops to make sure that their license stays intact and it's it's

00:10:47.600 honestly it's it's it's kind of a grueling bureaucratic thing uh doctors already have to

00:10:52.740 work so hard and there's obviously a huge demand and then on top of that they have to constantly

00:10:58.100 like obey all these little things that the cpso says and isn't it interesting and like you know

00:11:04.300 it is good to have this body there but isn't it interesting that a direct relative a direct

00:11:11.840 relative of jagmeet singh gets all of his major violations poof they're gone you know it's like

00:11:19.400 like to me this is this is the nepotism he takes credit for it he had he says i helped him yeah

00:11:26.600 wow sorry go ahead yeah he says i helped him i helped my father but so i contacted him i'm like

00:11:32.780 what kind of help did you provide because the year all of these records were deleted from

00:11:38.740 by cpso is the same year that he was a sitting politician in ontario he was an elected

00:11:44.620 representative in ontario interesting interesting now i i feel like i'm talking to a unicorn

00:11:53.020 in canada because you you you you investigated an investigative journalist ladies and gentlemen

00:11:59.980 he's following the story he's emailing people he's asking the right questions

00:12:03.840 have you seen anyone else report on this

00:12:06.300 not as of yet um i guess it takes time for people to consume it and then be like

00:12:15.780 let me take a look at this but i would i don't usually other media don't report on it they don't

00:12:22.980 follow up on it and when they do follow up on it and um it's very rare but when they do follow up

00:12:29.360 on it it's usually a trap to you know like i had this experience with one of the media outlets i

00:12:37.300 will not name um this happened twice and basically they would follow up on my story they would publish

00:12:45.460 a story and then they would get a legal threat and then they would contact me and say hey we got

00:12:51.200 we got a lawsuit in our hands so we're deleting the story we suggest you do the same you know

00:12:59.020 like intermediaries like this and so i have to be very careful and you know i don't care if other

00:13:06.620 media follow up on it or not but you know everything i do is rock solid i always reach

00:13:13.460 out to the other side i have no ill motives and i don't take liberty with the facts with the truth

00:13:19.860 And, you know, I have received many legal threats like this, even from government lawyers. But the thing is, I am well worse on the law. And I understand defamation law. I understand, you know, how Canadian law works.

00:13:43.320 and so if you don't file it i don't care you have to go and file it and then we will take

00:13:49.880 care of it but like this you know it's sad to see governments both municipal and provincial

00:13:57.720 utilizing government lawyers to intimidate journalists without any legal basis that's

00:14:05.120 the problem here if somebody has any legal basis or has a real problem they can contact and we could

00:14:10.780 i could you know make amends but when you have no legal basis and you're just purely trying to

00:14:16.060 intimidate i'm not going to play that game with you and unless you file it i don't care

00:14:21.700 and they have not filed it so and have you seen uh your stories ever kind of get picked up

00:14:29.840 by more mainstream outlets like have you ever seen your stories kind of get trickled up into

00:14:34.680 like cbc or like maybe rebel news reports on it after the fact i have not seen my i have not seen

00:14:42.320 mainstream media follow up on my stories um they follow up on the topic but they don't follow up

00:14:48.400 on the story uh i feel like there's you know i feel like the media is just turning a blind eye

00:14:55.380 and that is fine we don't need them right i get millions of views every month you know information

00:15:01.660 reaches to whoever, you know, needs to know. Whoever seeks, they receive. And yeah, this is

00:15:10.560 the new world. We don't need mainstream media. You know, in the old days, a rich and powerful

00:15:16.860 person had news about them and they didn't like it. They would just phone the editor and be like,

00:15:21.900 hey, you need to remove that thing or I'm going to call my friends and they're no longer going

00:15:27.880 to advertise with you there were leashes like this connected to media organizations the journalists

00:15:34.160 they think they are like democracy and they are like free speech and this and that they are holding

00:15:38.680 power to account they're you're useless if you if you're not if you don't have editorial independence

00:15:44.000 you're useless unfortunately so if you're a journalist you're the next step in your career

00:15:49.960 is to become an editorial to obtain editorial independence yeah that is very expensive financially

00:15:56.660 speaking uh it's it's it's the major root i would say it's probably the number one root of the

00:16:03.720 problem uh because you could talk about corruption you can talk about foreign interference but we

00:16:07.940 have a media landscape we have a major industry that's supposed to hold the people in power

00:16:13.400 accountable and they are subsidized by the government like this is a characteristic of

00:16:18.280 north korea of like russia of china and like that just happened in 2018 and we've just kind of

00:16:24.480 accepted it and we're seeing the the consequences of it of course where you know it's not even about

00:16:30.460 like you're doing real investigative journalism and you're getting lawyers you know attacking

00:16:34.880 you with all this sort of stuff and like other sorts of things that have happened i won't go

00:16:38.920 into detail i'll let you fill in those blanks but in the system of the mainstream media it's like

00:16:44.540 hey don't report that or else we won't pay you any more government subsidies you know it's like a lot

00:16:50.140 It's kind of like an immediate sort of feedback loop for mainstream media journalists where it's like, hey, the editor's like, don't write that because the boss, a.k.a. the millions of subsidies that we get from the government, don't want us to write that.

00:17:02.760 So it's very convenient for those in power, very inconvenient for the population, which is who the mainstream media is supposed to serve.

00:17:10.500 I want to – I know that we don't have that much time with you today.

00:17:12.940 I want to get into, of course, spicy, the spicy, spicy Calistani stuff.

00:17:18.220 But I do want to emphasize, guys, like, you know, Mocha is an independent journalist here, okay?

00:17:23.020 And he's out there, you know, telling the stories, getting the flack, getting government lawyers threatening him.

00:17:29.520 And I really encourage you, if you want him to keep doing this stuff, exposing Jagmeet Singh, talking about the WorldSeek organization, which is like really a great example of foreign interference, in my opinion, then please go and donate to this guy.

00:17:42.400 it's mediabezzergon.com

00:17:44.620 slash donate I'll put it in the chat

00:17:46.580 because if there's

00:17:48.540 any independent journalist that

00:17:50.540 I want to absolutely crush it

00:17:52.460 it's this guy right here

00:17:54.600 but you can go donate to his

00:17:56.500 website I put the link in the chat

00:17:58.040 thank you thank you Greg

00:17:59.400 much appreciated

00:18:02.720 did you want to introduce

00:18:03.900 anything with the

00:18:06.360 Kalistani movement I know it's kind of

00:18:08.460 like a long saga at this point

00:18:10.160 But maybe, like, what do you think is most important for Canadians to understand about this Calisani movement?

00:18:18.980 Well, from my background, I come from an Islamic background, and the Sikh religion is very, not very, but has similarities to Islam.

00:18:28.160 For example, Muslims would call their martyrs shahids.

00:18:34.300 A shahid is someone who fights for Allah, for Islam, and dies. 0.99

00:18:41.180 People who try to spread Islam across Europe, waging war, they die. 1.00

00:18:47.680 They're called shahids. 0.50

00:18:49.340 And some terrorists who die, they call them shahids. 0.98

00:18:53.200 And the same with Sikh religion. 1.00

00:18:54.820 So that's like martyr. 1.00

00:18:55.720 With the Kalistanis. 0.99

00:18:56.400 It's the same thing as a martyr. 1.00

00:18:57.580 Okay. 0.72

00:18:57.680 martyr yeah yeah and they call their their fighters shahids but some if not most of these 0.99

00:19:09.200 shahids are terrorists who blow up airplanes extort money kidnap kill commit mass murder 0.99

00:19:22.220 commit conspiracy to kill etc so you know in in their mind maybe they think this is okay 1.00

00:19:31.340 you know because they are waging a just war but outside they look like extremists and terrorists

00:19:38.060 and here this gentleman moninder boyal from nijar's temple he was saying like oh today media

00:19:46.420 is here you know they need to ask themselves why are they doing what they're doing trying to

00:19:53.020 portray us as terrorists and extremists well is it the media portraying you that way or is it

00:19:58.620 because you look that way when you are walking down the street with um you know place cards

00:20:04.920 glorifying the assassination of india's former prime minister indra gandhi assassinated by her

00:20:11.480 own seek bodyguards as you can see right there you know with with a automatic rifle and a pistol

00:20:19.320 and you see the bullets uh the bloodshed you know when you're walking like that and

00:20:24.120 like they have the actual like bullets tacked on like like the amount of effort and like arts of

00:20:29.160 craft arts and crafts that these guys on the bullets it it says calistan in punjab language

00:20:35.560 these tiny little bullets here these tiny little yes there's punjabi writings on it which means

00:20:43.480 calistan wow so they call these people who killed the indian who assassinated indian prime minister

00:20:50.120 they call them shahids because they say oh our shahids have avenged the attack on our sacred

00:20:57.560 uh holy uh shrine in punjab so you know they do this regularly every almost every month

00:21:07.800 you know in front of the indian consulate with swords and sometimes with spears

00:21:13.960 it's i gotta say it is it is it's so i don't know what the word is but i'll be scrolling

00:21:21.100 through my twitter feed i'll see the sort of typical things that pierre paliev is saying

00:21:26.340 and the liberal part of all and mark carney and the carbon tax and then i'll see a media

00:21:32.120 bezergon posts by you and it'll be these guys in the streets in this is in vancouver by the way for

00:21:39.240 those who are not aware and it's uh it's it's like it's it's totally it's like why isn't why

00:21:47.500 is no one else talking about this like like like literally only maxime bernier i think will tweet

00:21:54.240 about this and talk about it uh there might be other kind of conservative party influencers who

00:22:00.560 kind of mention it but it's uh it's quite alarming and why like why do you think so many people turn

00:22:06.860 a blind eye to it in canadian politics because because um this group is very politically

00:22:13.340 influential they are uh they fell under the umbrella of world seek organization who has many

00:22:20.020 members of parliament cabinet ministers etc mayors across canada they are very powerful

00:22:30.680 influential advocacy group for sikhs the world sikh organization their executives the sons of

00:22:40.900 their executives daughters etc they are all over the place in canada running the country

00:22:46.340 And this is concerning because the World Seek Organization is a highly questionable organization because its founder, Gyan Singh Sandhu, was interrogated by the RCMP with a polygraph after the 1985 Air India bombings.

00:23:05.380 He was a suspect. And, you know, when you have someone like that as top, you know, founder of the organization and the organization has its members as ministers or their sons and daughters as ministers, it raises questions as to, hey, what's going on here?

00:23:29.620 Why is Harjit Sajjan in a position of public, looking after public safety portfolio when he is a relative of Gyan Singh Sandhu, when he's connected to Gyan Singh Sandhu, when, you know, so a lot of questions there.

00:23:49.880 And then like they hire each other's sons and you can see the graph, it's all there and you see Jagmeet Singh.

00:23:59.620 his brother was a former executive within this organization and this organization was

00:24:06.820 branded as terroristic even before the bombings they had this

00:24:13.060 image to themselves and they had to hire pr experts to clean up that terrorist image

00:24:21.300 and they seem to have succeeded now but basically with any organization in today's world if you're

00:24:28.660 You're going to engage in advocacy and you're going to be influential in politics, etc.

00:24:34.320 You outsource things like extremism and, you know, what Seeks for Justice is doing on the streets.

00:24:43.180 So basically, I think media is turning a blind eye to them because they are very powerful, influential, financially strong.

00:24:53.740 and uh they hold many um what do you call it yeah they they have many puppets in across the

00:25:04.180 canadian political landscape and media so yeah and let's do reality like that right but but

00:25:14.180 remember there were three men uh they're being investigated by the rcmp in st albert alberta

00:25:20.280 and politicians are condemning what they did etc and all they did was they hold signs saying

00:25:27.320 deport them all and maybe they made some nazi salute i'm not sure maybe that that was different

00:25:33.560 guys but whatever they did there's this whole uh everyone's talking about it condemning it

00:25:41.260 rcmp investigating it etc but they're totally turning a blind eye to what the you know what 0.55

00:25:48.300 the minorities are up to so that's that's hypocritical and that's funny you know i've

00:25:55.540 been assaulted i've been receiving death threats you know this group has clashed with edmonton 0.93

00:26:02.340 police one of them got arrested in new york in new york the american police don't mess around

00:26:10.460 they confiscated all of their flag flagpoles wooden flagpoles they confiscated all of them

00:26:15.300 And they forced them into a special area to protest. They would not let them protest where they're protesting. They confiscated some of the signs because, frankly, some of the signs, the propaganda they are putting out there is borderline or actually arguably incitement to violence.

00:26:34.440 and like you know they yell stuff like kill india politics kill modi politics i mean imagine a

00:26:45.420 canadian doing that in canada you know like kill trudeau politics right so i did a funny video

00:26:53.980 like this i was saying kill indian media politics right because they were stealing my footage and

00:27:01.740 stuff so uh this is the story you were just talking about a moment ago which is uh saint

00:27:08.900 albert is that right they were holding white lives matter signs and you can see a good image

00:27:13.860 down here of the rcmp cruisers with them in the background and they are investigating um

00:27:21.300 you know they didn't burn any flags they didn't have any swords they didn't have any spears they

00:27:25.740 just had three words uh white lives matter and apparently this made they didn't beat any anyone

00:27:31.680 They didn't intimidate any journalists.

00:27:33.680 They didn't glorify any conspirators to blow up an airplane.

00:27:40.540 They didn't have any members who were previously convicted of conspiring to blow up an airplane.

00:27:46.780 Yeah.

00:27:47.020 They're not part of the World Seek organization.

00:27:49.440 They're not even part of the white people organization.

00:27:52.060 Is there a white people organization in Canada?

00:27:54.840 I don't know if we have one.

00:27:56.800 But listen, they don't have any institutional power.

00:27:59.960 They don't have any, you know, support system.

00:28:03.760 So if they have a, you know, if they go out and express their political views like this, of course, they will get investigated.

00:28:10.620 They will, media will attack them.

00:28:13.200 There will be outraged.

00:28:14.400 Politicians will condemn them and everything. 1.00

00:28:16.640 But if you're well connected and well supported like the Kalistanis, then, you know, it deters others from attacking. 0.99

00:28:24.100 And I interviewed Jeremy McKenzie a few months ago about this.

00:28:28.160 and i said hey they're always uh talking about you attacking you trudeau is even talking about

00:28:34.560 your group whatever um what is your kd compared to calistines you know he means kd he means kd

00:28:43.880 isn't like kill death ratio it's from it's from uh like call of duty if you if you play like death

00:28:49.560 match you have a kill kill the death ratio like how many kills do you have um the point being of 0.98

00:28:56.500 course, that the Kalisdani

00:28:58.320 movement is connected to the World Seek

00:29:00.140 Organization, which was connected to the

00:29:02.180 Air India bombing, which had

00:29:03.880 how many kills? How many kills do they have there?

00:29:07.080 Many.

00:29:08.220 Minimum 331.

00:29:13.360 Plus all the

00:29:14.500 assassinated journalists. 1.00

00:29:16.240 Diaglons got a goose egg, guys. 1.00

00:29:19.000 They got a big goose egg.

00:29:20.480 So, you know, if we allow

00:29:22.540 the mainstream media and

00:29:24.440 some personalities to

00:29:26.280 determine what is outrageous and what is news then we're blind we're lost we're being taken

00:29:33.880 for a ride you know where we have to open our eyes and be like hey maybe this is not that much

00:29:40.560 of a serious issue maybe i should be more worried about people who have uh cap who are holding

00:29:46.900 cabinet positions in this government who have a different serving a different agenda

00:29:52.600 who are close or related to people walking around with spears and swords

00:29:58.100 yelling kill india i don't know just just a thought just a thought uh just a thought

00:30:05.480 we will uh we'll wrap it up here in a sec because i know you have to go but let let's go over that 0.53

00:30:10.100 real quick let's go over that real quick this is your world seek organization sort of uh web

00:30:16.520 um minister of small business this is a liberal mp bardish chaggar uh liberal mp

00:30:23.740 so were they were they former um like uh like former executives or former board members

00:30:33.720 they are connected they're they um they further the same agendas in the in parliament right and

00:30:41.280 And, for example, Shukdhaliwal is calling for a reinvestigation of the Air India bombing.

00:30:46.940 And that is what WorldSeek organization is advocating for. 0.93

00:30:51.220 Because the Canadian investigation twice found that, yeah, it was Kalistani Sikhs who blew up the airplanes. 0.98

00:30:58.440 But they want to pin that on India.

00:31:00.540 They think they want to, you know, deflect that blame away from them.

00:31:06.460 And here on this chart, you can see all the connections.

00:31:09.720 You got Prem winning. He was an executive with World Seek Organization. One of his sons, Krupit winning, was hired by Amarjit Sohi at the time, Minister of Infrastructure. And total luck, his other son was hired by Harjit Sajjan.

00:31:30.020 And Harjit Sajjan's father was also an executive with this organization.

00:31:35.400 And Harjit Sajjan's sister, Amarjit Kaur, is married to the son of founder of WorldSeek Organization, Jansin Santu, who was interrogated by the RCMP with a polygraph.

00:31:49.760 So this is a very close friends and family club.

00:31:54.360 so when you have an organization powerful organization like this

00:31:57.880 is is it possible for any seek in canada to come to power without kissing the ring

00:32:07.880 that's a great question and and just to be clear here you know we there's connections to

00:32:12.920 there's a conservative mp here who gave a speech at a calgary dash mesh culture center connected

00:32:20.840 to the world seek organization uh daniel's well they hosted world seek organization and daniel

00:32:26.840 smith the premier of alberta supports that organization very much so where she attends

00:32:32.640 fundraisers for that organization and that organization also hosted seeks for justice

00:32:37.700 that brought their referendum to calgary and they they had santoxin kella there the former

00:32:45.940 convicted terrorist

00:32:47.460 by Canadian court by the way

00:32:50.440 who was sentenced to life

00:32:51.820 who served 10 years and then got out

00:32:54.360 because the conviction was overturned

00:32:56.560 he was conspiring to bomb an airplane

00:32:58.580 departing from New York

00:32:59.800 and he was there receiving an award

00:33:02.120 in Calgary

00:33:02.920 receiving an award from another

00:33:06.120 charged individual

00:33:08.640 Ajayi Singh Bagri who pledged to kill

00:33:10.440 50,000 Hindus

00:33:11.480 at World Seek Organizations

00:33:14.140 founding convention uh in new york in 1984 uh so so um yeah just to tim upal another conservative

00:33:27.900 mp of course we have jim upal is very interesting because his brother is a basically a

00:33:32.860 career criminal he's been busted um more than like more than once uh trafficking drugs for the

00:33:43.340 purpose of selling plus he had a firearm offenses you know what is he doing like what is this okay

00:33:51.080 you got caught in 2008 alberta prosecutors let you go let's let's say okay this was a mistake

00:33:58.720 or there was no case against you but then you get caught again in 2013 again similar charges

00:34:05.360 trafficking they let you go again like what is this you know what am i supposed what conclusions

00:34:14.220 should i draw from here you know another another politician sikh politician was bragging to an fbi

00:34:21.540 agent undercover fbi agent saying you know my father you know we are very connected in british

00:34:27.540 columbia you know the politics and everything you know anyone who messes with us we will put them

00:34:33.460 under six feet down you know my brothers are able to you know clean up blah blah talking very big

00:34:40.960 very serious like this so if if i was a drug trafficker okay and let's say you're a potential

00:34:49.620 partner would it boost my credibility to tell you that hey my brother is an mp

00:34:56.620 he's a cabinet minister you know don't worry about it everything will be smooth

00:35:02.520 we will have no issues we will have no problems

00:35:05.480 so should we elect

00:35:08.480 people who have family members

00:35:10.860 involved in drug trafficking

00:35:12.140 and

00:35:14.660 why do Alberta prosecutors

00:35:16.920 keep letting him go

00:35:17.900 is it because there is no case

00:35:20.360 like how can you twice get

00:35:22.900 caught

00:35:23.240 it's a great question

00:35:25.660 it's a great question and

00:35:27.600 again it's like going into a whole

00:35:30.920 nother world a whole nother perspective on what's happening in canada when we follow your content

00:35:36.120 mocha because you know however many months ago three four months ago foreign interference report

00:35:43.120 guys foreign interference is really bad you know and here you are with an actual chart of the world

00:35:50.720 seek organization connected to liberal mps conservative mps uh jagmeet singh the leader

00:35:56.400 of the NDP mayors, multiple mayors.

00:36:02.640 Why aren't more Canadians talking about this?

00:36:04.860 But do you think CSIS is following the World Seek organization?

00:36:08.980 Do you think they're on top of this like you, Mocha, or what?

00:36:13.980 Well, CSIS is a compromised organization.

00:36:16.540 You can't expect much from them.

00:36:18.620 The RCMP is still investigating, though, the 1985 Air India bombing.

00:36:22.960 They're still investigating after 40 years.

00:36:25.040 the investigation hasn't closed they're still trying to find the culprits and they know who

00:36:31.620 the culprits are we know who the culprits are and god willing they will catch them before they die

00:36:36.520 and rcmp disaster task force is highly reputable it's not like other rcmp uh what do you call

00:36:46.640 task force it's a very specific one but cc was actually deleting recordings they were deleting

00:36:55.200 evidence and they were trying to compromise our cmp disaster task force investigation 0.54

00:37:01.280 cc is very dirty cc has a very bad history you cannot trust them with anything it's very dirty 0.59

00:37:09.200 institution and it was established the same year within one year it was established the 0.79

00:37:15.340 area in the bombings happened do you think that um you know with the leader pierre polyev if he

00:37:26.080 gets elected do you think he will be um you know do you think he'll be exposing any of the world

00:37:33.100 seek organization uh sort of influences how would you expect him to expose anything look look who

00:37:39.440 standing next to tim loophole his wife is an executive with world seek organization

00:37:43.560 interesting i was trying to find a better thing is world seek organization is very powerful they

00:37:52.580 have they are very well connected anyone who is going to be who's going to come to power in canada

00:37:57.360 has to kiss the rain and it's same with other ethnic religious or ideological organizations

00:38:05.080 that are pretty powerful ones like uh the islamic one what is it called aga can

00:38:11.520 you know you have to kiss his ring too right politicians have pictures with it they're like 0.59

00:38:18.380 oh your highness oh happy birthday your highness we celebrate this and that it's so cringe so 0.79

00:38:23.920 disgusting yeah yeah i made it disgusting i i made a video about um about ismaili muslims 0.80

00:38:33.540 specifically calling out um oh man i forget his name which is actually kind of a relief uh a reef

00:38:41.460 a reef a relief a reef a reef irani yeah and i was talking about how this guy might take away

00:38:46.840 freedom of speech with bill c63 and i was outside the aga khan museum i made a video i am still

00:38:51.280 getting emails of concerned ismiley muslims like how dare you say that how dare you say that like

00:38:57.020 how dare you kind of like so doubt or sort of like kind of be concerned

00:39:01.320 about these powerful MPs.

00:39:05.600 Right.

00:39:06.200 Cause I made the accusation. 1.00

00:39:07.320 These guys are kind of making a smiley Muslims look bad by being corrupt 1.00

00:39:11.560 bureaucrats and you know, 1.00

00:39:13.880 they,

00:39:14.040 they escaped to Canada for freedom and now they're kind of helping take away

00:39:18.420 those freedoms.

00:39:19.400 What's going on here.

00:39:20.680 And yeah,

00:39:22.720 so it's,

00:39:23.240 it seems like there's a lot of gangs,

00:39:24.960 a lot of different sort of gangs uh maybe gangs is too an aggressive word but it's not you don't

00:39:31.820 think it is i don't think so no it is appropriate there are political gangs there are special

00:39:38.120 interest groups this whole foreign interference thing you know they're like oh india is interfering

00:39:45.220 china is interfering well what about why is what world seek organization doing is not considered

00:39:53.520 foreign interference why is six for justice what they're doing is not considered foreign

00:39:57.540 interference you know six for justice is based in the united states why are they coming and

00:40:02.800 holding referendums out here in calgary you know yeah absolutely and uh why are we so concerned

00:40:11.700 about punjab and what happens there and indian politics what happens in india in my coverage

00:40:18.480 Now, Kalistani's thing, I'm funded by India. But the truth is, I don't give a – I'm not going to curse, but I don't give a damn about India and what happens there. I am not from there. I'm not connected to that country. I don't have a deep understanding of dynamics in that country. I have some understanding, but not a deep understanding of that country. 0.83

00:40:43.460 And I am not on any side here. 0.99

00:40:46.100 I'm not pro-Hindu. 0.94

00:40:47.260 I'm not pro-Sikh. 0.88

00:40:48.080 I'm not pro-anything. 0.64

00:40:49.620 I'm just annoyed by the fact that these guys are walking around in the street with spears and swords glorifying violence.

00:40:57.700 And I try to do my best to simply show other Canadians that, hey, this is happening out here in Vancouver.

00:41:04.760 Here's what they say.

00:41:06.660 I have no hatred against them.

00:41:09.180 And I play no favors.

00:41:11.080 i am not funded by any special interest group so you know they think i am foreign interference

00:41:17.680 no i am domestic interference you're you are foreign interference yeah yeah let's get it let's

00:41:26.520 not get it twisted you're simply a you know in canada reporting on corruption reporting on

00:41:34.180 foreign interference or you know nefarious activity by uh by powerful people as an investigative

00:41:39.960 journalist i do have one last question for you but before that i want to let everybody know that

00:41:45.900 i got the chance to interview mocha for our upcoming documentary because as he was mentioning

00:41:52.420 the calistani movement is in the street they are um you know they they are displaying violence they

00:42:00.240 have very uh aggressive rhetoric and this is a group that has never been reported on by the

00:42:07.960 canadian anti-hate network and this sort of like stopping hate rhetoric is uh it's what fueled

00:42:14.120 bill c63 and as we saw with these men uh who are getting investigated by the rcmp the stopping hate

00:42:23.120 investigated for hate this stuff is not going away guys even though bill c63 is gone this stuff is

00:42:27.760 by far not going away the rcmp is using the exact same rhetoric as anti-hate.ca um and i'm very

00:42:35.200 excited to share the story of why this is really important to Canadians because it looks like even

00:42:40.420 though this girl's been thrown out there's they're going to try to either enforce existing hate

00:42:44.240 speech laws or um you know even enforce it municipal municipally because there is sort of 0.92

00:42:50.260 like little programs happening at a local level anyway have the chance to interview mocha and if

00:42:56.080 you want to do support that uh documentary it's at give saying go.com slash save free speech uh

00:43:01.660 There should be a really good preview coming out shortly.

00:43:04.640 But on the other hand, as I said earlier,

00:43:07.440 if you want to support his amazing work,

00:43:09.660 then please go to your website.

00:43:14.400 I'll get the link again.

00:43:16.040 But because, yeah, I mean, Mocha,

00:43:19.120 you are going up against these political gangs, you know,

00:43:23.880 something that the mainstream media won't touch,

00:43:26.500 something that obviously none of the political parties will touch

00:43:29.360 because their their hands are dirty basically like although like if you can picture all the

00:43:34.380 different like political parties with the hand in the world seek organization jar they're all in

00:43:38.900 there um whatever that means no one's talking about this so you are really taking on a huge risk

00:43:45.220 um in doing that and uh why why are you where do you get the balls to because i'm because i'm sure

00:43:55.040 i mean you know i'm sure it doesn't like help you make any friends when you when you kind of

00:43:58.200 you don't really gain any friends in high places when you kind of like you know kick this hornet

00:44:03.620 nets of like huh these all these people are connected to air india bombing interesting

00:44:08.940 where do you get the bravery to do this man uh well i'm i'm ready to go anytime i am not afraid

00:44:17.260 of dying you know it's just my philosophy and i have lived a politically privileged life back in

00:44:25.020 turkey which helped me avoid um you know trouble with the law because i was making some very funny

00:44:32.320 videos that some prosecutors they thought it was insulting the president in turkey it is

00:44:38.980 not allowed to insult the president and even if it's not an insult it's just a criticism

00:44:44.020 they can still take you away but i understand power dynamics and my power comes from my editorial

00:44:51.820 independence if i surrender that then i am powerless so if anyone has any issues with my

00:44:59.200 coverage they come to me they have nobody else to call to and say stop mocha tell him to stop

00:45:07.100 tell that kid to stop they have no one to call to they have to come and face me

00:45:14.620 and i'm content with that and i'm proud of that and i'm ready to die for it

00:45:20.200 okay so if anyone has any problem

00:45:23.320 they come and see me

00:45:24.420 they send the threats to me

00:45:25.860 they come and sue me

00:45:27.440 it's no problem I will handle them

00:45:29.980 I am the boss

00:45:31.000 if I was working for another outlet

00:45:33.980 I am not the boss and I'm useless

00:45:35.960 because I don't have editorial independence

00:45:39.880 I'm not the one calling the shots

00:45:41.620 I'm not the one who these people

00:45:44.720 have to face and reckon with

00:45:46.260 so when you live life like this

00:45:49.120 where you're a force to be reckoned with you will die for it because it's so meaningful and

00:45:55.360 fulfilling and again i don't care about india i care about canada and i care about canadians

00:46:02.160 and i care about my friends my friends who's for example bob ray his cousin was clearly

00:46:08.860 assassinated who would commit suicide by blowing up their car setting themselves on fire in a car

00:46:15.580 exactly in the middle of the night 3 a.m the family that didn't believe that

00:46:20.460 and the investigation only lasted 24 hours and the fake forensic

00:46:27.020 pathologist ruled that death a suicide which basically put a roadblock to rcmp further

00:46:38.780 investigating and bob had to work very hard exposing dr adiagbo fake dr adiagbo whose medical

00:46:47.580 diploma has never been primary source verified the u.s tried to verify that and they said we've

00:46:53.580 we have not been able to the school is not giving us anything so basically he showed up to

00:47:01.100 u.s and hey i got this diploma and they're like okay they never checked if it's true and when

00:47:06.220 when they tried to check, they didn't get any response. He failed the test six times.

00:47:12.820 99% of the people who applied this final medical test for foreign medical graduates, they pass.

00:47:20.000 This guy didn't pass six times, and that's the maximum allowable. You're not allowed to

00:47:24.680 go for a seventh time if you fail, but somehow he was allowed to take it for a seventh time,

00:47:30.480 and he passed and he this guy look at him he conducted 5 000 autopsies in alberta he

00:47:36.480 compromised police investigations his testimony as a result of his testimony in court people got

00:47:42.540 locked up for life including a mentally challenged minor in u.s who got heart 50 50 year in jail

00:47:50.660 because so this this is the guy the organized crime bob believes utilized to compromise our

00:47:57.900 cmp's investigation into the assassination of his cousin it's crazy we have so many fake doctors

00:48:03.960 look dr bakshi you were just showing the video bob also worked on him and said look he is

00:48:09.740 graduate he graduated from ctec uh for a medical school in dominican republic that was only

00:48:16.160 operational for four years and that was shut down for selling thousands of fake medical diplomas

00:48:20.740 yeah that's and now we have dr jack dirham it doesn't get it doesn't get any more uh corrupt 0.69

00:48:29.260 than that mocha and uh we so that what i care that's what i care you know if you're gonna 0.60

00:48:34.480 hurt people like bob if you're gonna cover up assassinations if you're gonna be in cahoots

00:48:39.900 with organized crime with drug traffickers with assassins i have a problem with that 0.61

00:48:45.700 and you have to come and face me yeah and and well you can call that domestic foreign whatever

00:48:51.860 interference sorry to cut you off i'm going off a little bit here no no i i i i love it man i love

00:49:00.720 it uh you're willing to die for this like you you just gave a very passionate speech a second ago

00:49:05.860 about about something that i feel is so fundamental to sort of you know the founding ideas of like a

00:49:15.320 free democracy and i know that like democracy is this worthy that gets thrown around a lot

00:49:19.640 but in a true kind of like free society you you we have journalists investigative journalists

00:49:27.280 that pursued the truth that pursued justice at all costs at all costs and you know i i think of

00:49:36.600 i think of the the horror stories or the spooky sort of stories from the past almost like ghost

00:49:41.540 stories of like and there were these corrupt regimes and people would disappear in the middle

00:49:45.600 of the night and people's cars would burst into flames and they're committed to it this is happening

00:49:50.020 in canada already and because our mainstream media outlets are compromised you know it's up

00:49:57.340 to people like mocha it's up to people who are editorially independent aren't on the take from

00:50:04.560 a conservative party or a party that's connected to the world seek organization which is apparently

00:50:09.400 all of them you know uh but but it takes this type of bravery of like i'm willing to die um to tell

00:50:17.340 the truth to make sure the truth gets out there and it's very very inspiring and and once again

00:50:21.700 guys if you want to support mocha who is really man like balls balls to the wall i'm going to tell

00:50:30.000 the truth you can go to uh media bezergon.com slash donate um you can check out of course

00:50:37.520 is Twitter, which is there in the corner, at Bezergan Mocha. In the description is his YouTube

00:50:44.220 channel, and of course, the video that he just posted today about Jagmeet Singh's father. Is

00:50:48.600 there anything else you wanted to share with us before we go? Well, thank you very much, Greg. I

00:50:54.980 appreciate the work you do, and thank you for having me, giving me the opportunity to speak my

00:51:00.680 mind a little bit. It's not easy behind the scenes, you know. Most people only see what's in front of

00:51:06.720 the scene uh but 99 of stuff happened behind the scenes and behind the scenes it's not easy it's

00:51:14.320 stressful and um you know but we're up for the challenge and you know if i i feel like if i fail

00:51:22.800 it's gonna set a negative precedent to others to not try not to be like me not go independent

00:51:30.380 you know, not struggle

00:51:32.840 so I have to

00:51:36.120 you know, I do everything I can to succeed

00:51:38.700 or give the appearance of success

00:51:40.480 so that, you know

00:51:42.520 others or the young

00:51:44.740 ones who are coming up, they are not

00:51:46.520 discouraged or disappointed

00:51:48.460 so

00:51:50.760 I am aware of the responsibility I have

00:51:52.940 and I try my best

00:51:54.040 but, you know

00:51:56.540 you too, you try your best

00:51:58.020 you are outspoken

00:52:00.000 you don't shy away from sharing your opinions and that is very valuable because if we don't

00:52:05.520 talk our mind we don't speak our minds that's then we're in a very closed environment where

00:52:12.680 information is not flowing views are not flowing opinions are not flowing yeah and and you came

00:52:19.320 from uh you you've lived sorry to cut you off but you've lived in turkey where the law there

00:52:24.900 is if you say something that might insult like the sensibilities of the religion in turkey then

00:52:29.740 that's illegal right so like he had mocha lived in a country where it's like there's a very easy

00:52:35.440 law that can just be weaponized against any citizen who even insults somebody the wrong way

00:52:40.700 so you you know what's at stake absolutely yeah yeah yeah absolutely that's how that's how they

00:52:47.860 roll in turkey and um you know you don't want to be in that situation where they put handcuffs on

00:52:54.660 your hands and they take you into a police station because first of all the the judges

00:53:03.240 are incompetent and compromised the lawyers are incompetent and compromised the police officers

00:53:08.640 are incompetent and compromised so even if you have the law on your side if the judge doesn't

00:53:13.920 know the law if the lawyer doesn't know the law if the police officer don't know the law

00:53:17.520 then you're going to get beaten and you're going to get tortured and it's not going to be well for

00:53:22.340 you but if you are well politically well connected and you're gonna be fine man you could you know

00:53:29.480 in turkey you have sons of members of parliament driving the cars that the taxpayers pay for their

00:53:37.860 fathers to drive luxury state-given cars and they drive these special cars and they do cocaine

00:53:46.040 inside that car that videos you know and you know these kids if police stops them they the police

00:53:52.640 they will tell the police officer here's the map choose a place where would you like to continue

00:53:57.380 your work would you like uh to you know basically we'll send you away to a village you know if you

00:54:04.280 mess with us my you know who my father is huh like this this is how that country works that's

00:54:09.720 how many countries work in canada it's also how it works but it is not out in the open you have to

00:54:16.760 be smart about it you have to be subtle about it it's like communicating without talking you cannot

00:54:24.340 leave traces when you're doing corruption you know in in canada they facilitate many for example

00:54:29.500 infrastructure corruption they will have uh so-called independent third party coming and

00:54:35.720 doing analysis and saying hey if we do uh the project this way if you procure the project this

00:54:43.200 way privately oh it will save the taxpayer two billion dollars but then the project ends up

00:54:52.820 five billion dollar over price like the gordy have international bridge project right so you know

00:54:59.460 and then you have reports like saying oh we need to build this infrastructure because

00:55:03.280 there's going to be a lot of traffic and a lot of trade we need this but then you have basic

00:55:08.380 data that's showing the traffic has been going down for decades and then you have experts saying

00:55:15.940 hey you guys this is not even going to cost for example gordy having to shop international bridge

00:55:20.640 project this is not even going to cost seven billion dollars but this is going to cost us

00:55:24.320 at least 61 billion dollars because of the interest rate because of the interest we're

00:55:31.160 going to have to pay right that's another great story minister yeah right amirjeet so he was the

00:55:37.820 infrastructure project at the time uh infrastructure minister at the time like how can you not say

00:55:43.120 guys this is messed up if you're not the person to you know stand up and say hey what the hell

00:55:50.540 are we doing who is supposed to say it then who are you serving yeah and just to compare that to 0.51

00:55:56.940 like a story that more people have heard of

00:55:59.120 because the conservatives

00:56:00.840 talk about it and they bat it around like a political

00:56:02.820 football. Climate Barbie there

00:56:04.920 can't even think of her 0.65

00:56:06.920 actual name right now.

00:56:08.880 Come on. I know who you're

00:56:11.040 talking about. She

00:56:11.960 resigned. 0.99

00:56:14.180 She resigned. 0.99

00:56:16.160 Man. Anyway, I think you know who I'm talking

00:56:18.860 about. Climate Barbie. She

00:56:20.720 misplaced, what was

00:56:22.920 it? Thousands of infrastructure projects

00:56:24.940 and like a

00:56:26.860 millions or possibly billions of dollars went missing what was her name um what was her name

00:56:34.100 first name climate last name barbie it's okay it's it's kind of refreshing uh katherine mckenna

00:56:39.540 katherine mckenna katherine mckenna there we go but uh you know a lot of people heard of like hey

00:56:44.140 where'd all that money go but this is an example of you actually following a project and being like

00:56:49.120 hey, this is not being managed properly.

00:56:52.880 And let me tell you, I live in Toronto,

00:56:55.200 and I got some things to say about Metrolinx,

00:56:58.560 a.k.a. the organization that's trying to build.

00:57:01.080 It's this decade-long project of trying to build a subway.

00:57:04.940 And I'm not going to name names or whatever,

00:57:06.940 but I've heard rumors that it is as bad as you can imagine,

00:57:10.540 as in this is a crown corporation.

00:57:13.060 The more delay there is, the more money they make.

00:57:15.760 Yeah, which is really disgusting,

00:57:18.260 and you could argue is treasonous it you are literally hurting the canadian people you are

00:57:23.660 taking their hard-earned taxpayer money to fill your pockets it's absolutely disgusting they

00:57:29.880 destroy they destroyed that neighborhood they destroyed the businesses there because it's been 1.00

00:57:34.580 always under construction of the black people there absolutely it's an um it's a eglinton egg 0.75

00:57:40.380 west yes yeah yeah eglinton has been like i've lived here in toronto for over 10 years and 0.98

00:57:48.140 And ever since I've been here, Eglinton has been like a third world country.

00:57:53.140 It's always been in construction.

00:57:54.300 There's like holes in the ground.

00:57:56.060 You know, there's like one way of traffic each way, maybe.

00:57:58.600 Of course, the businesses can't thrive there because you can hardly even access them.

00:58:03.620 Ever since I've been in Toronto, it's been like that.

00:58:05.520 And this is like a major vein of the city anyway.

00:58:08.660 But getting off on a tangent there.

00:58:10.520 But the point is, is like you're kind of investigating one example of an infrastructure project, which is certainly suspicious.

00:58:18.140 rife of rife with corruption potentially and should be a huge concern for for more canadians but

00:58:23.440 hey i would love to do this more often okay i would love to have you on the channel more often

00:58:28.060 give us the update on your on your recent story you know and kind of like dig a bit into it because

00:58:33.480 people like you and me we got to stick together okay um thank you very much thank you for

00:58:39.720 having me and of course i'll i'll come on more often as i have more stories to share

00:58:45.900 thank you for amplifying my stories hey my absolutely mocha it is my pleasure make sure

00:58:52.960 you follow mocha on x you can subscribe to him on youtube the link is in the description are you on

00:58:58.080 facebook or no no i don't really use facebook okay but you're on x youtube and twitter yeah

00:59:06.160 youtube and twitter follow his stuff make sure you can go uh donate to him as well um there'll

00:59:11.760 be clips of him also probably in the preview for the uh for the documentary that i'm working on

00:59:16.160 but we're gonna we're just gonna as we close off here we are going to play a bit of your report on

00:59:21.980 jagmeet singh's father and if you want to watch the rest of it the link is in the in the description

00:59:26.620 below thanks again for coming on mocha sounds good thank you i'm certainly jagmeet singh he

00:59:34.640 He mentions that his father was a veteran alcoholic that practiced as a psychiatrist

00:59:42.240 in Ontario.

00:59:44.140 And I delved into researching and looking into the background of Dr. Jagdran Singh Taliwal

00:59:51.280 and found very troubling inconsistencies in his medical records and the information that

00:59:58.560 is being disclosed to the public.

01:00:01.920 Let's take a look at Bob's findings regarding Dr. Jack Durant Singh Dhaliwal.

01:00:07.100 On the left side, we have Dr. Dhaliwal's profile on DocInfo, powered by the Federation of State

01:00:12.840 Medical Boards in the United States.

01:00:15.500 According to their database, there were five medical board actions against him in Ontario,

01:00:20.480 including multiple license suspensions.

01:00:23.580 The FSMB cites the

Greg Wycliffe - January 31, 2025

Jagmeet's Alcoholic Father？🔴Mocha Bezirgan INTERVIEW🔴Khalistani Extremism🔴Independent Journalism🔴

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