Juno News - January 26, 2021Unmasking the Great Reset
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Coming up, the Liberals embrace the Great Reset they told us was a conspiracy theory, facts and coverage, and Elections Canada s blow against press freedom. The Andrew Lawton Show hits the reset on another episode of the program.
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This is the Andrew Lawton Show, brought to you by True North.
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Coming up, the Liberals embrace the Great Reset they told us was a conspiracy theory,
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facts and COVID coverage, and Elections Canada's blow against press freedom.
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We are hitting the reset on another episode of the program.
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This is a big week if you are paying attention to the world that the global elites are trying to create for you
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because this is the virtual Davos Agenda Summit put on by the World Economic Forum.
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Normally, all of the elites and world leaders would be hobnobbing in the Swiss Alps,
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but right now they have to slum it by doing it on Zoom because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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But nevertheless, the Davos Agenda this week aims to put forward the Great Reset Initiative.
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the official launch of this Great Reset Initiative that purports to create a new form of capitalism
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and take advantage of the fact that the pandemic has just devastated the economy
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to rebuild the world in the image that people like Klaus Schwab and the UN
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and all of these other organizations and individuals tend to want,
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a world that they have not yet succeeded at putting into place without the pandemic.
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The problem is that people on the left insist that it is a conspiracy theory to talk about the Great Reset,
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even though it's the name of a book and it has its own website
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and the World Economic Forum is entirely proud of the Great Reset Initiative.
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This is what came up when Justin Trudeau indicated that he wanted to partake in a little bit of a reset.
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This pandemic has provided an opportunity for a reset.
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This is our chance to accelerate our pre-pandemic efforts to reimagine economic systems
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that actually address global challenges like extreme poverty, inequality, and climate change.
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And then, of course, people like Conservative MP Pierre Polyev rightfully draw attention to it,
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point out the similarities between Trudeau's reset rhetoric and Klaus Schwab's reset rhetoric,
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and then Trudeau accuses them of peddling conspiracy theories.
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The difficult moments we're in, it's nice to be able to try and find someone to blame,
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something to point to, something to get mad at.
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I think we're seeing a lot of people fall prey to disinformation,
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and if Conservative MPs and others want to start talking about conspiracy theories,
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Well, if that's the case, the conspiracy has certainly thickened,
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because this week, Chrystia Freeland and Patti Haidu are among the vaunted speakers
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Yes, the two Canadian cabinet ministers are actually speaking part of this week of events
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that aims to launch the Great Reset Initiative.
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Chrystia Freeland is speaking about stakeholder capitalism,
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and, of course, Patti Haidu is speaking about restoring cross-border mobility.
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This is the woman who said that border closures are racist and don't work,
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and then went all in on closing the Canadian border,
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which will have been closed for coming up on a year quite soon,
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and then she's the one that they want to speak about reopening the world,
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which I'll just let you take from that what you may.
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But the problem is, while everyone who's everyone is speaking at the Davos agenda this week,
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the keynote speaker, the person who kicked things off,
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Yes, Xi Jinping spoke and actually tried to double down on the globalization and globalism
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that so many people are critical of in the World Economic Forum's mandate,
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and he actually took aim at the arrogant isolationism.
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He didn't call out Donald Trump by name, but you could tell it was an attack on Trump,
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and said that we need to go down even further the road of multilateralism
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and globalization and the UN-led international order,
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and he called for adoption of the UN Agenda 2030 and other things like this.
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it's not something that really aligns with the China that we all know.
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China knows it's running the world right now.
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China knows that this world order, which is not a conspiratorial term,
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The liberal capitalist free market world order that was created by Western governments
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is something that China has been able to manipulate and maneuver its way
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China's investing right now about a trillion dollars
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which is actually putting Chinese money at the forefront of development
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It is China's world, and we are just tenants in it right now.
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So when Klaus Schwab is heaping praise on Chairman Xi,
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and Chairman Xi is talking about the need to go further down this road
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and then the Secretary General of the UN comes on a couple hours later,
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we've got Patti Hajdu and Chrystia Freeland that are all a part of this.
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How are Canadians supposed to stand for being accused of spreading conspiracy theories
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to talk about the fact that there are people that are trying to manipulate the world
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Hidden in plain sight does not even begin to describe this.
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This thing that is actually a source of pride for some of these international elites
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that we are being told we're not allowed to even talk about, let alone call out.
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Now, this is not just some shadowy cabal of people that are sitting in some cave
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in the Swiss Alps deciding how the world is supposed to be structured.
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These are people who actually have leadership positions in countries around the world,
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like, for example, Chrystia Freeland and Patti Hajdu,
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who are on the front lines of the government's response to COVID-19
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and these are the folks that they're hobnobbing with.
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And Chrystia Freeland knows these people very well.
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One of her great claims to fame before she entered politics
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was literally writing the book on the Davos elites,
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that she was writing about in her seminal work.
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And again, I mean, the topics that Hajdu and Freeland were talking about
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I mean, there's nothing controversial on the surface about those.
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But it's a part of them inserting themselves into this agenda.
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that doesn't actually care about the independence of nations,
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The United Kingdom, by leaving the European Union,
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actually struck a blow against this narrative that is unfolding,
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a world in which every country's interests have to be subservient to the global order,
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And it's not that we're heading towards one world government.
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It's that individual countries are increasingly interested in surrendering their own sovereignty
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And Justin Trudeau has these idealistic delusions,
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these delusions that, by the way, were disproven,
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going as far back as like Woodrow Wilson in the early parts of the 20th century.
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And Justin Trudeau wants to just completely outsource all decision-making to the UN,
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So no wonder Chairman Xi is happy with the world order,
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because the world order is the one that gave the WHO
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that refused to actually look at China's role in unleashing the COVID-19 pandemic.
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It's the world order that's allowing China to become such a powerhouse.
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The world order that is happy when Chairman Xi gets up there
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while on the other hand, actually committing genocide against Uyghur minorities,
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But oh no, no, no, to Klaus Schwab, it's all great,
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because yeah, he shares our goals of a world that's moving forward,
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leaping into progress, because if there is a one-world government,
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it's going to be China that's at the helm of that.
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We are going to be covering this more and more.
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In fact, in May, the World Economic Forum is planning to have an in-person summit in Singapore,
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which they normally have, again, this week in Davos,
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because we know that a lot of the benefits to the world leaders that go to these things
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are not the official sessions, but all the meetings that take place away from the cameras.
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But we're getting a little bit of a taste of it
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by watching the Zoom version of the Davos agenda this week,
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the agenda that is being written for you under the auspices of a Great Reset.
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We'll be back in a couple of moments with more of The Andrew Lawton Show here on True North.
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I want to talk about a story that actually emerged in my neck of the woods down in southwestern Ontario
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over the weekend that has become a national story.
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It involves one of the youngest COVID-19 deaths in the country,
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the death of a young man, 19, named Yassine Dubey,
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who was a contract cleaner at a long-term care home near London.
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It's not actually known how Yassine Dubey died.
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And in fact, according to the local health officials,
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All they know is that four weeks ago, he contracted COVID-19,
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recovered from it, but he's still classed as a COVID death
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because COVID-19 was in his chart, so to speak.
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because I don't like that this has to be put through a political lens.
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But I also was seeing how this man's death was being taken
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and made into a political statement by so many people.
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Just take a look at the beginning of this clip from CTV London.
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Yassine Taub is the first person under 20 in Ontario to die from COVID-19.
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The 19-year-old passed away Thursday in South London.
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And of course, that old line about how a lie has gone around the world
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before the truth has put its pants on is very much the case.
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a frontline LTC worker who passed due to COVID.
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my deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of Yassine DeBay.
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Andre Picard, very well-known and very well-respected health columnist
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for the Globe and Mail, said Yassine DeBay died of COVID-19.
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A London city councillor says it was actually anti-mask protesters
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And an Ontario MPP by the name of Rima Burns McGowan
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Doug Ford and the long-term care minister, Merrilee Fullerton,
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are personally responsible for killing this young man,
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even though no one knows how he died and there was no autopsy.
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for any prolonged period of time with COVID-19.
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none of this takes away from the tragedy of a 19-year-old dying.
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And this man's being made into a martyr for people
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people that want to instill a great deal of fear in the population
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about how COVID-19 can affect anyone and everyone
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but it is not a tragedy that speaks to a broader narrative
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unless people make it speak to a broader narrative.
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Now, Yassine's family, who again has suffered a terrible loss here,
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has said that a coroner confirmed from a blood test
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And again, I have no reason to distrust the family.
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There is still the comment from the local health unit,
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the official that said there is basically no answer
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at the time that all of these people were saying
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when Catherine McKenna was saying died of COVID,
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is such an important one that needs to be rectified.
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We'll be back with more of The Andrew Lawton Show
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The rebel commander himself and author of The Lebranos,
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It appears that investigation has come to an end
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This is the going rate apparently for writing a book
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that criticizes Justin Trudeau during an election.
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Yeah, they say it's a violation of the Canada Elections Act.
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They say that my book, because, and by the way,
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they spent a lot of time going through this part
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So they really go on at length about how that's mean,
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And because we sold so many books during the election,
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First of all, Section 2 of that same Canada Elections Act
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specifically exempts books and the promotion of books
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and our chart of rights and our Bill of Rights,
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which protects political speech, freedom of the press.
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There were 23 other books published at the same time
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For example, there was a book written by the CBC's Aaron Wary,
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So you could say that's a campaign ad for Trudeau,
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except, of course, it's a book, so it's exempt.
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they were 30-year veterans of the RCMP, they told me.
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They said they were aware of these 23 other books,
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but mine was the only one they were investigating.
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And they actually said to me, well, you can complain about them.
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But they admitted, I'm the only book they're prosecuting.
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And by the way, I'm the only book that criticized Trudeau.
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Not that it matters in the grand scheme of things,
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given the implications of this charge that you've had leveled against you,
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but was it just the ads that you were charged for,
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You know, I'd have to look at the exact wording.
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a lot of the kids these days don't know what that is.
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They had this promotional poster that showed Tony Soprano
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and his Soprano family looking a little, very menacing.
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So we, the book cover of the Libranos was an homage to that.
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I guess you only really got it if you understood the original Sopranos thing.
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So it's probably a bit of a dated reference now.
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But they, so what was on the billboards was exactly what was on the cover.
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The only thing is our ads had three words on them, buy the book.
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So, you know, it was just the cover of the book that said, buy the book.
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We put them on the internet at SaveRebelNews.com.
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You can also see my interrogation at the hands of these officers.
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When I was being interrogated with, and this was a year ago,
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they asked me to go to their high security headquarters in Gatineau, Quebec.
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And then I, but I didn't tell them I was recording them because I knew no one would believe me.
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I didn't know what they were going to say, but I knew it would be so crazy that no one would believe me if I didn't film it.
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That's the only time I've ever done that in my life.
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I was nervous that the camera wouldn't work, but it worked great.
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And you can see in that videotape, and we have that on that page, SaveRebelNews.com.
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I asked the cops, I said, I've come all the way to Gatineau, Quebec to meet you.
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I said, I've come here to meet the complaint, but you haven't shown me the complaint yet.
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Can I see the actual complaint that started this whole thing?
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They refused to tell me who the complainant was.
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Yeah, you have a right to face your accuser, except you don't in this proceeding.
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Yeah, and to this day, that was a year ago, remember, so they convicted me now.
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They still haven't shown me the complaint or told me who the complainant is.
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And I know this is just one more level of crazy.
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They didn't actually invite me to their hearing or trial or whatever it was.
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The last interaction I had with them was a year ago.
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There was no time to come and present an argument.
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They knew I had a law firm because I had my law firm talk to them about a few things.
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They knew who my lawyer was and how to get in touch with them.
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But they didn't tell either me or my lawyers there was going to be a hearing or a panel.
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Maybe it was just one guy who said he's guilty.
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We weren't even invited to make written submissions.
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We were just told out of the blue that we were convicted and fined.
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And we're going to challenge the underlying constitutionality of this law.
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And I think that this, the fact that they're doing, I think it's absurd.
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But the fact they're proceeding nonetheless tells me we're in a new era, Andrew, where shame and our cultural memory of being a free place no longer carries weight.
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And it's been a few days since I rang the alarm about this.
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And other than you and one of your colleagues at True North, I don't think I've seen any coverage of this in the Canadian media.
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I'm a bit of a troublemaker, a gadfly, some would say.
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So either out of personal distaste for me or political disagreement with me, the fancy people, the intellectual class, have decided,
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all right, we're fine with an author being convicted in absentia.
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We're fine with an author being hit with $3,000 in penalties.
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Because they know their worldview insulates them from this.
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It used to be back in the era of the Human Rights Commission fights.
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There was a principled response from journalists because they understood the broader implications of what was happening.
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And I do have to ask you about that battle because I recall one of the big shortcomings in people that support free speech's ability to fight against the Human Rights Commissions
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is that it wasn't really happening in a real courtroom and very similar to what's happening here.
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This is a hearing that takes place behind closed doors.
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Do you have the ability under this law to fight this in a real court?
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Well, you know, I gave it to our lawyers and I asked them to look at the appeal.
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I think the first appeal, believe it or not, is within Elections Canada.
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A body that has served you so well up until this point in this investigation.
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It's the same lawyers that argued for Rebel News alongside you and your lawyers at the Federal Court of Canada to get into the election debates.
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So we've got great free speech lawyers, Aaron Rosenberg, David Emmalep.
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They were with you when you won that free speech battle.
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So I said to them, appeal this finding, but also challenge the underlying law.
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When I was a younger man, let's say 25 years ago, I recall when I was just learning about the law and things like that,
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I recall there was a tradition amongst Canadian media companies to hire a free speech lawyer, like a top gun,
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send him to court whenever there was a free speech battle.
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And this one excellent free speech lawyer, and it would be different on different cases, would represent all the media.
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So a lawyer would show up in court and say, your honor.
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Because everyone realized they were all in it together.
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So the Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, the Toronto Sun, all the newspapers, all the TV stations,
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And together, that would maybe give them 20 grand.
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So they'd send a top gun into court and say, your honor, I'm here to represent every single newspaper and TV station, radio station in this country.
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Here's the list of them all, because this is a grave threat to all of us.
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And even though we may not like this guy, we may not know this guy, the principle is so large and important, we're here.
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And because there's so many newspapers and TV stations, it's not a money issue.
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I think they have been tamed and trained, and they're submissive now.
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I think they're all on the payroll of Justin Trudeau's media bailout.
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They're all ideologically fused and merged with the government.
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The Canadian Civil Liberties Association is absent without leave.
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The Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms, they're fighting hard.
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And I think I've just gone through the whole list by mentioning them.
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And it's really weird that we have to spend what will probably be 100 grand fighting this.
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I mean, a normal human being would say, just pay the three grand.
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But you have to, you can't die on the, I mean, you have to fight on these hills, though,
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because it is going to hamper your ability to write a book in the next election, whenever
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But I do have to ask, because I know that you're fighting the underlying law as well.
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Because that act that exempts advertising of books, specifically, also has a caveat there,
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which I understand they're using against you, which is that that only applies if the book
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were going to be published, regardless of whether or not there were an election.
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And now, personally, I don't think that should matter, right?
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I think if you're in any sort of world of publishing, you don't want to publish something
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So if you're writing a book that has to do with an election, you're going to publish
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It's the same as how, in the media, people hold on to scoops until after weekends or after
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But this is a book that you would have written regardless, isn't it?
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So section two of this law says books are exempt, the promotion of books are exempt if, number
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one, it's sold at a reasonable price, and ours was, and number two, the book would have
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been published whether or not there was an election.
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That last part doesn't even make sense, because of course there's going to be an election.
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And if there's not going to be an election, well, then we are in grave danger indeed.
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They've delayed elections in New Zealand, they've delayed elections in the United Kingdom
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So it's not even unthinkable that elections would be delayed.
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I was asked by these cops, did you time the release of the book for the election?
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I said, of course, because it's about the election.
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You don't, there were probably, I'm going to guess, 500, maybe more books about Donald
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Trump, probably 500, including sort of small publishers.
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Like the Trump book industry, Trump saved the book industry.
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None of them waited until November the 4th to be published.
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All of them were published pretty much after Labor Day, because they wanted to sell books
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when people were paying attention to the election.
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So, of course, my book was published on the eve of the election.
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Same thing with the other 23 books about Trudeau.
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It would have been really, really weird to publish a book about Trudeau in the election
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And if they're trying to make that against the law, I mean, by the way, if they are saying
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that's against the law, well, then all 24 books are against the law.
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It's normal to publish a book during a campaign.
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The wording of the law is so weird, whether or not there's an election.
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Well, if there was no election in Canada, you're darn straight I would publish that book.
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Yeah, and it's more than books we need to be doing at that point.
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Ezra Levant, the Rebel Commander and author of the now-banned book, effectively, The Libranos.
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That was, of course, Ezra Levant, and you can get all the details at rebelnews.com.
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We'll be back in just a few days with more of Canada's Most Irreverent Talk Show.
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This is The Andrew Lawton Show here on True North.
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