Rebel News Podcast - June 30, 2026


EZRA LEVANT | I went to that Regina mosque that blasts the Muslim call to prayer

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A mosque in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada is blasting the call to prayer in all four directions for all of the city s citizens to hear. Ezra explains why they chose to do so, and why they think it's a good idea.

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00:00:00 Tonight, the Lord's Prayer is out, and the Muslim call to prayer is in.
00:00:05 It's June 29th, and this is The Ezra Levant Show.
00:00:09 You're ready for freedom! 0.70
00:00:11 Shame on you, you censorious bug!
00:00:23 Ezra Levant here for Rebel News.
00:00:25 On this sunny summer's day, I'm in the heart of Regina,
00:00:29 saskatchewan regina is the latin word for queen in fact i'm standing on victoria avenue behind me
00:00:36 is queen elizabeth court it's what they call that massive city hall i wouldn't have thought they
00:00:42 needed such a big city hall to run a city of 270 000 but there it is we really are in the center
00:00:48 of town over there is the court of king's bench over there is the taxation office around where
00:00:54 we are within a block or two in many directions are several old churches, the most prestigious
00:00:59 hotel in town. It is the center of the action. There's even a YWCA, Young Women's Christian
00:01:05 Association building over there. But there's a new arrival in the heart of Regina, and it's just
00:01:11 down at the end of the block there. An old building has been bought and is being renovated
00:01:17 to be turned into two things. One of them is an Islamic school, the other an Islamic mosque.
00:01:24 Now, on the face of it, that's how it is.
00:01:26 You bring people from around the world with different faiths.
00:01:29 They have freedom of religion in Canada, something they often don't have in other countries. 0.97
00:01:33 But this mosque is a little bit different.
00:01:36 Last week, it decided that it would blast the call to prayer called the Adan in Arabic
00:01:44 for the entire downtown core to hear.
00:01:54 The call to prayer is just what it sounds like.
00:01:58 And if you've ever been to the Middle East, you may have heard it in its natural habitat.
00:02:03 The muazin or the singer climbs typically the top of a minaret and calls people to prayer.
00:02:10 Because that's how it was when Islam was founded some 1400 or so years ago.
00:02:16 There weren't cell phones to call people. 0.88
00:02:19 There weren't electronic alarms or apps.
00:02:21 you called people out by singing a prayer. It's 2026, and this is Regina. Why are you blasting
00:02:30 a call to prayer? Well, it's a question that a lot of Regina's were asking, and the answer is, well,
00:02:37 I'm not sure if they were persuasive, especially since some of the answers came from Regina's
00:02:43 police department. Bizarrely, the police weighed in on this matter, saying they're making notes of
00:02:48 anyone who's hateful, and there may be criminal charges. Now, noise is a sensitive issue in every
00:02:56 city. And on one hand, I mean, there's the sound of everyday life and traffic and whatnot. But even
00:03:02 right in front of City Hall, you can see that there are citizens petitioning for noise-dampening
00:03:08 rules, noise-dampening walls. Noise is an issue. And for this mosque to go ahead and blast the call
00:03:15 to prayer in all four directions, what are they doing that for? It's not like there's Muslims 1.00
00:03:21 wandering by who would have forgotten what time it is and they need this. That is a dominance move. 1.00
00:03:27 That is a political dominance move to assert their territory. It's similar to what we've seen
00:03:34 in other Canadian cities like Toronto and Montreal, where hundreds of Muslim lie down for prayers
00:03:41 in the middle of the street there's a hundred mosques in montreal a hundred mosques in toronto
00:03:46 there's no need to pray in the street i say again that's a territorial domination move
00:03:51 and there's one more thing that's on my mind of course it's not just the noise it's the message
00:03:58 itself i looked up the adan to get a translation i already knew what some of the words meant you
00:04:04 probably do too it starts with allahu akbar four times in a row you probably know that means
00:04:10 Allah, the Muslim God, is the greatest.
00:04:12 And it goes on from there.
00:04:13 Let me read it to you.
00:04:15 Allahu Akbar.
00:04:17 Allah is the greatest.
00:04:18 Allah is the greatest.
00:04:18 Four times.
00:04:20 And then it says, I bear witness that there is no God but Allah.
00:04:25 And that's repeated.
00:04:26 And then there's a few more lines.
00:04:28 And then there's come to prayer, come to success.
00:04:31 Allah is the greatest.
00:04:32 There is no God but Allah.
00:04:36 And that's said in Arabic.
00:04:38 How do you feel about a message being blasted all over town that there is no God?
00:04:43 There's a church literally across the street from that mosque.
00:04:47 It's going to be blasted with messages that there is no God.
00:04:50 Who are you praying to?
00:04:51 A Jewish God? 0.81
00:04:52 A Christian God?
00:04:53 You revere Jesus?
00:04:55 Who do you follow? 0.81
00:04:56 There's no God but Allah.
00:04:57 Don't you know that?
00:04:59 And even if you think you have a God, don't you know that Allah is greater?
00:05:03 They're going to blast that out on the loudspeakers.
00:05:05 You know, I've seen the regime media cover this story fawningly.
00:05:09 They don't want to talk about it.
00:05:10 They want to sneak this in the back door.
00:05:12 I don't know why, other than it undermines Canada's Christian heritage. 0.97
00:05:16 I mentioned Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria. 1.00
00:05:19 The city is named for the queens.
00:05:20 You may or may not know this, but constitutionally, the British monarch is the head of the Church of England.
00:05:27 There actually is a state religion in the UK, and those monarchs are our monarchs too.
00:05:32 King Charles is the head of the Church of England.
00:05:36 Now, of course, we do have freedom of religion. 0.53
00:05:38 But since when do we repaint Regina or any other Canadian city as an Islamic territory?
00:05:45 Since when do we grant them a special status? 0.97
00:05:48 And don't use the word diversity to me.
00:05:51 Don't use the word tolerance.
00:05:52 When the message you're blasting is there are no other religions, then there are no other gods.
00:05:56 And when you're aiming that at the churches in the area, don't tell me that that's a message
00:06:02 of diversity. That is a domination tactic to blast at the city hall, to blast at the Young
00:06:08 Women's Christians Organization, to blast at the churches and cathedrals. That's what that's about. 1.00
00:06:15 It's 11 a.m. We're here a little bit early because they're going to have a press conference
00:06:20 at 1 p.m., the hour that they intend to blast the message out today. It'll be interesting to see
00:06:26 if they let Rebel News in.
00:06:28 They did send us a formal invitation, which we took up.
00:06:32 In fact, we flew all the way to Regina.
00:06:33 It's more expensive to get here than you think.
00:06:36 If you're glad that we're out here to have independent reporting on this
00:06:39 rather than the fawning coverage of the CBC, 0.87
00:06:41 please go to StopIslamicDomination.com
00:06:44 to help chip in a few dollars towards our airfare and sign our petition.
00:06:49 I think that it's important that the political leaders of this city 0.63
00:06:52 realize that this move to assert dominion over the heart of the city by one religious group
00:06:58 preaching intolerance when you say there's no other god but Allah when you say Allah is the
00:07:04 best and when you're blasting that at the church I'm sorry you can't get away with saying that's
00:07:08 about diversity you just can't all right we've got two hours to the press conference I'll let
00:07:12 you know how it goes. Do you guys have an opinion about the mosque playing the call to prayer over 0.99
00:07:25 the loudspeakers? Have you heard about that one? No, I'm worried about it. I'm a Lutheran pastor
00:07:30 and I think that religious freedom is extremely important in our society and that we're much
00:07:37 too quick to clamp down on people who may look or think or believe a little differently.
00:07:42 Can I talk to you about the mosque? About the call to prayer? How do you feel about the call
00:07:46 to prayer that's going to be maybe Adan? Sorry, I don't have that. Okay, no problem. See you later.
00:07:53 Maybe he needs to hear the call to prayer to remember to go in. Yeah, I don't want to.
00:07:57 That's a spicy one, isn't it? Yeah, I know. Okay, see ya. For what? For Apple News? Yeah. Oh,
00:08:02 I'm okay. Thank you. Okay, see ya. Have you heard that? No. Do you have an opinion on that?
00:08:08 No comment.
00:08:09 Okay, thank you.
00:08:11 No comment.
00:08:12 How do you feel about the call to prayer being broadcast on the speakers?
00:08:18 My English slow.
00:08:21 Throat.
00:08:23 Yeah, now concentration close the road, yeah. 0.99
00:08:25 Do you go to that mosque there?
00:08:28 Mosque?
00:08:28 Yeah.
00:08:29 Yeah, I don't know.
00:08:30 Me here mosque?
00:08:31 Yeah. 0.99
00:08:31 Yeah, okay.
00:08:32 Yeah.
00:08:33 Do you go to a mosque around here?
00:08:38 Do you go to that one?
00:08:40 Which mosque is this area?
00:08:41 Downtown, I don't know.
00:08:43 I go out south to another place.
00:08:45 Where are you from originally?
00:08:47 I'm from Ethiopia.
00:08:48 Ethiopia.
00:08:49 Yeah.
00:08:49 Okay, nice to talk with you.
00:08:50 Thank you very much.
00:08:51 Bye-bye.
00:08:52 We don't want to answer no questions.
00:08:54 We'll see when it starts.
00:08:55 Oh, okay.
00:08:56 Yeah, we don't like rebel news.
00:08:57 Rebel news is fake.
00:08:59 Oh, okay. 0.99
00:08:59 You guys are fake, man. 0.98
00:09:00 You guys like to start problems. 0.99
00:09:01 you guys don't come to our community starting problems man you guys just bring your 1.00
00:09:05 alt-right bullshit to canada you know putting me on camera too all you guys are alt-right 1.00
00:09:12 you guys are like the maga of canada you guys are like the maga of canada you guys are not 0.99
00:09:17 welcomed in canada you guys are not welcome in our community so please just exit well where are 0.97
00:09:22 you from originally where are you from originally i'm from canada fourth generation too we have an
00:09:26 accent no i don't have an accent you have an accent i don't think you're actually from canada
00:09:30 Scottish. I think you're Scottish.
00:09:32 You know, that's a compliment.
00:09:33 You guys are Scottish. You guys are not Canadian, man.
00:09:35 I'll take that as a compliment. 1.00
00:09:37 Don't act like you're Canadian. 1.00
00:09:40 That is my name. How are you? 1.00
00:09:42 Nice to meet you.
00:09:43 So why are you here today?
00:09:45 I just want to see what's going on down here.
00:09:47 I see a lot of stuff in the media. I want to see it for myself.
00:09:50 Looks like there's a bit of a crowd gathering.
00:09:52 What's the buzz in the community?
00:09:54 A lot of people don't want to talk to us.
00:09:55 I think they're afraid of publicly saying something that is politically incorrect.
00:09:59 well that's pretty much the norm these days isn't it being called a racist for
00:10:03 everything yeah I think that's what's happening
00:10:13 how are you doing today I'm Andrew it's my friend Lincoln do we expect someone
00:10:18 from the police to I was gonna say is there anyone from the police that's gonna
00:10:21 say anything okay that's all I'm asking there's someone gonna be speaking here
00:10:26 today from the police? So they won't be here in person or they will be? You're not being very
00:10:34 helpful. I mean, I'm not asking you a substantive question. I just want to know, will the police
00:10:40 spokesman be here or not? Are you here to make hate crime charges against people who question
00:10:49 the mosque? That's an easy one to say no to if the answer is no. All right. There's Regina's
00:10:58 Finest. My first question was a pretty simple one. Will there be a spokesman from the Regina
00:11:04 police here? And the reason I ask is threefold. First of all, it's very unusual. I think I have
00:11:12 to look into this some more to get a broadcasting permit, a sound or a noise permit from the
00:11:18 police rather than from city hall why is it happening through the police second of all is
00:11:24 the regina police put out a statement that could only be seen as menacing if you ask the wrong
00:11:29 questions you could be facing criminal prosecutions i would also ask hey how are you boss i'm trying
00:11:35 to find a spokesman is there going to be a spokesman down here today do you know if there's
00:11:41 going to be a spokesman down here today no no you're just here to make sure nothing gets out of
00:11:46 hand? They're not so brave when the camera's on. But what I want to know is why are the police
00:11:57 putting out statements with some menace behind it? Who told them to do so? Did the mosque ask for
00:12:04 that? Did a politician ask for that? The police involvement here is not trivial. We tried to ask
00:12:10 a bunch of people in Saskatchewan, in Regina here, what they thought of this, and they were afraid to
00:12:15 to say anything at most they said no comment and others said oh i can't answer that i wonder if it's
00:12:21 because they're worried they're going to face a hate speech charge i think it's really weird
00:12:25 to have what they call in law prior restraint to threaten in advance if the police want to make a
00:12:31 charge because something bad happened fill your boots but to say that before anything happened
00:12:37 before there was any criticism to threaten people that's called prior restraint and and i think it's
00:12:43 highly inappropriate for the police to have done so and I think they sort of know it because they're
00:12:48 not answering any questions are they they won't even tell me if they can answer questions by the
00:12:52 way you know I grew up in in Calgary I'm out east these days but Regina in particular has a really
00:12:59 bad crime problem and I'm not going to get into the details of it but believe it or not on a
00:13:05 proportionate basis on a population basis it's one of the most violent cities in Canada and you can
00:13:11 sort of see it just walking around the downtown core but the police think it's so important to
00:13:16 threaten people questioning a mosque broadcast that they've got a couple of police cars here 0.56
00:13:21 and some warning so that's the priority for crime fighting in regina taxpayers it's people who
00:13:27 question a broadcast from a mosque there's a lot of police here and i tried to ask them about their
00:13:33 tweet that i thought was a little bit menacing where they suggested if you say the wrong thing
00:13:37 you could be in trouble what do you make of that whole thing i mean democracy's gone right um i
00:13:43 don't know what i'm allowed to say i came as a catholic just to represent myself here in my
00:13:47 church i don't know what i can say i really don't i i mean i've heard people talk about coming and
00:13:52 just blaring their car horns or something but even that could be a noise violation now or a hate
00:13:56 crime what is hate you know define hate i don't even know anymore those words have no meaning
00:14:01 anymore so what do we do i think the mosque broadcasting is beautiful in my opinion are
00:14:08 you muslim yourself i'm muslim yeah could you tell by looking at me uh well the beard you know and
00:14:13 uh that was just a guess on my part okay and the fact that you used the word beautiful what's uh 0.67
00:14:18 what's your stand on it well i'm trying to figure it out to me i i let me put the my harshest
00:14:24 criticisms to you so i'm gonna put my toughest stuff to you okay so one of them is you don't
00:14:30 need to broadcast the call to prayer in 2026 you don't need to you know in you know a thousand
00:14:37 years ago maybe that's what you needed to get people to come to prayer now you don't need to
00:14:41 interrupt 95 percent of the people right um so that's the first thing the second thing is it's 0.67
00:14:47 a kind of domination right and then the third is domination well it's it's you know Allah who
00:14:53 Akbar Allah is the greatest I do God is the greatest well Allah in particular right yeah
00:14:59 But Allah in particular, it's not one being Allah has 99 names.
00:15:03 Did you know that?
00:15:04 So let's what about my first point, which is we don't need to broadcast to call the prayer in 2026.
00:15:11 What do you think of that?
00:15:11 My rebuttal to that would be it's just cultural, right?
00:15:15 If you're promoting multiculturalism in Canada or even in Regina itself, it's just a cultural thing.
00:15:22 Nobody's forcing you to pray, but you're being forced to listen to it.
00:15:25 But you're forced to listen to church bells then because they ring down the street.
00:15:29 I was on Sunday walking down the street.
00:15:32 I heard it.
00:15:33 And what did the church bell say?
00:15:34 It doesn't say anything.
00:15:36 It's just the sound.
00:15:36 It's the same thing as blasting music down the road.
00:15:38 Does that disturb you?
00:15:40 Well, I think the fact that it's a religious message, Allah is the greatest.
00:15:45 There's no God but Allah.
00:15:48 If that was in English and it was... 0.91
00:15:50 There's no God but God.
00:15:52 That's the only...
00:15:52 If you translate that to English, which I can...
00:15:55 So let's say you're Hindu and you believe in multiple deities.
00:15:58 Why do you have to listen to someone saying that you don't have a real God?
00:16:03 That's totally their thing.
00:16:05 Nobody's going to stop them on the street and tell them,
00:16:07 hey, that's not a real God.
00:16:09 You're believing the wrong thing. 1.00
00:16:10 Well, but this mosque is going to broadcast that, 1.00
00:16:12 and they have to listen to it. 0.92
00:16:13 They're telling you to go pray, whether you believe in Jesus.
00:16:16 But no one else does that.
00:16:18 No other religious group does that in Canada.
00:16:20 No other religious group broadcasts a prayer.
00:16:22 How are you telling me that when the Christians play the bells, bells is the call to prayer, it's the same message?
00:16:28 Even if that were the same, and I don't think it is, this is a Christian country, it was founded by Christians.
00:16:32 It was founded by indigenous people, really. It was taken over by Christians. 0.95
00:16:38 Your cathedral is literally kitty-corner to the new mosque. What's your view on the call to prayer being broadcast on loudspeakers? 1.00
00:16:46 Yeah. I think it's great, actually. As a faith leader that shares this space downtown, I'm happy to share the space. I'm happy that we exist in this country under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which guarantees that my community and any other community can worship the way that they want to and they feel called to.
00:17:03 I'm not angered. I'm not mad. I'm intrigued as to why this is happening in a Christian nation without like a consent. There was no consent of never mind all the people. People are saying they weren't asked. They didn't even ask the first people of the first nations or no. I didn't hear there was no voting.
00:17:27 Like, there should have been a, maybe like a vote of the, how should I say, like a poll, maybe a poll in the city, before they tested the waters with something like this.
00:17:45 The call to prayer says there's no God but Allah, and Allah's the greatest.
00:17:51 And Allah means God. 0.97
00:17:53 Well, it's the Muslim God, it's not the Christian God.
00:17:55 it's the it's the arabic word for god no so the word in arabic for god but it doesn't refer to
00:18:02 jewish or christian gods if you're speaking to arabic speaking christians yes it does
00:18:06 or if you're speaking to arabic speaking jews it does they say allah yes okay um the word for god
00:18:13 to use to speak about god what do you think no i don't have an opinion fair enough i'm as much
00:18:18 canadian as you you know that i'm as much canadian as you well do you believe in the separation of
00:18:24 mosque and state who believes in that so you don't have that have to do with here well you're
00:18:30 projecting uh muslim call to prayer in a secular city when the church bells rings do you do anything 1.00
00:18:37 oh does it you know so that's why you guys are not welcomed in our community man do you have an 0.99
00:18:42 objection to it absolutely this is in the middle east broadcast in some languages nobody understands
00:18:49 you know where's all the french and english that's right but it's not bilingual we used to
00:18:56 be bilingual anymore once in a while the church bell rings isn't it the same what would you say
00:19:02 to him not at all the bells are literally no different from the glockenspiel down there just
00:19:05 telling you what time it is essentially this is a call for again i don't know what i'm allowed to
00:19:11 say right it's different and anybody who's read the quran knows what i'm talking about and i'll
00:19:14 leave it at that you can't control everything in the world man all i'm saying is you know i see
00:19:20 something in toronto and even freedom right yeah should i have the freedom to express whatever god
00:19:26 i like right but but freedom is different from the power to broadcast it over everyone here and
00:19:34 and by the way i i would doubt that anyone trial brother yeah well and then what's next people
00:19:39 really don't like it it's a ratchet it will stop really i don't think it'll i think things
00:19:44 only go one way i think that there's an islamification of the public square in canada
00:19:49 i think there's big islamophobia in canada well i mean some people are afraid of islam because
00:19:54 they see terrorism done in the name of islam i think people just take on uh whatever they see
00:19:59 on the internet and live with it well i'm muslim i don't i've never committed a terrorist i believe
00:20:04 you act i would never do something like i'm very glad yeah but many people people calling me 0.99
00:20:09 terrorists well and that's unfortunate but do you unfortunate but it's your people muslims don't go
00:20:15 around telling people you're a terrorist just because you're that color you're that religion 1.00
00:20:20 nobody does that but christians committed bare acts lots of infidelity lots of like disgusting 0.85
00:20:28 acts in the world but no like it's something you're just looking to fight but it's nothing 1.00
00:20:33 to fight what if you don't want to have your daily existence interrupted by a moment of islam 0.99
00:20:39 Yeah, first of all, I'll just correct you there. We do ring our bells on occasion, and that's for everybody. 0.98
00:20:46 Are you equated?
00:20:46 For an entire day.
00:20:47 Is that the same as actual specific messages about there's no God but Allah? It seems that it's fairly different.
00:20:54 Well, I think you could probably understand it as being different. I don't, because that's an expression of our faithful understanding.
00:21:01 This is an expression of theirs. So I don't see any difference there.
00:21:04 And actually, as far as noise downtown, if you were to stay here any longer than about 10 minutes, what you would hear over and over again, aside from the reason that you're here, are ambulances and fire trucks that are being called out multiple times a day.
00:21:19 But there's no political reason. There's no political meaning behind those sirens. You're not being forced to listen to a Islamic prayer in the siren. The siren is get out of the way. We're saving a life.
00:21:29 Yeah, that's also, I think, a call to each one of us to be aware of things that are actually problems in our neighborhood.
00:21:37 The call to prayer is not a problem.
00:21:40 I strongly believe that Canada is a Christian nation and that it was founded on the treaties.
00:21:46 And this is maybe an attack on the identity of a Canadian identity and the treaties that we founded this nation.
00:21:54 because we'd founded the treaties and the basis of this nation on Christian values.
00:22:00 Everyone within a kilometre hearing this, whether they want to or not.
00:22:06 So the bell is a different thing than a message.
00:22:08 It's exactly the same message that the bell gives.
00:22:11 And the church did that for how many hundreds of years?
00:22:16 Like over a thousand.
00:22:18 But isn't Canada a Christian country in its values, in its history, in its culture?
00:22:27 Isn't Canada a multicultural democracy in its cultures and its value?
00:22:31 Yes, it is. And it is not and was not founded as a Christian country.
00:22:37 Neither was the United States of America.
00:22:38 It was founded on religious freedom because the people who came here as colonizers had suffered through the Thirty Years' War. 0.99
00:22:46 and they didn't want to repeat that kind of stupid insanity and that devalues destroys and 0.98
00:22:54 undermines the very foundation of christianity when you use christianity as a cudgel to those 0.99
00:23:00 of other faiths christianity by the way also only functions well when it's in the underclass 0.79
00:23:06 and not in power when the church gets in bed with the emperor the church gets a social disease
00:23:13 You guys are bringing your division, your conspiracy theorists.
00:23:17 Like what? Give me a conspiracy theorist, man.
00:23:19 Give me an example.
00:23:21 You guys are not welcomed, man.
00:23:22 Well, we are welcomed. We were specifically invited by the imam.
00:23:25 You guys are not welcomed here, man.
00:23:27 Well, maybe not by you, but I don't even know your name.
00:23:29 You guys are coming here with your fake news.
00:23:31 Yeah, you're repeating yourself. I think you've run out of things to say.
00:23:34 No, no, I don't. I know what you guys are about. I know what you guys' agenda is about.
00:23:38 You guys are just here to antagonize people.
00:23:40 i haven't said a word to you you you antagonize fake news there shouldn't be rebel news there
00:23:45 should be fake news i don't want to say it's fear because like i mean if you read the bible a lot
00:23:51 of people went to jail for this kind of stuff i'm trying i'm just trying not to be a coward but at
00:23:55 the same time too oh man i just have no words right now i don't know what i'm allowed to say
00:23:59 i am genuinely rattled by this and i know a lot of people in the city are too and it's just it's
00:24:04 gotta stop listen you and i have had a good conversation here i appreciate it thanks
00:24:07 very much for stopping to talk with me. Well that tells me everything right there doesn't it?
00:24:15 You know when you say that there's not a that there's been a separation of church and state
00:24:18 I know that that our particular denomination was was right in there with uh with forcefully
00:24:22 forcing people into residential schools uh based on their on their race um we joined with the
00:24:27 government in that there's not been a separation of church and state so again I don't I don't see
00:24:33 I don't see that there's a problem and I don't see it as as bustling in I see that the police are here
00:24:37 because I've been talking to them all week, to make sure that everyone in this place is kept safe, regardless of what you believe.
00:24:42 I see it as an erosion on maybe an attack on the treaty and the Canadian identity.
00:24:47 And I'm very, I don't know, I'm passionate in upholding, as an Indigenous young man,
00:24:55 upholding the past and tradition and what the treaty is and what this nation stood for at the end of the day.
00:25:03 Should there be a separation of Washington State or not?
00:25:05 I mean, you're saying for five minutes, okay.
00:25:08 Why not?
00:25:09 Well, because some people don't want to hear an Islamic evangelical message. 0.61
00:25:15 And some people don't want to hear the bells proclaiming.
00:25:18 I've never heard that.
00:25:19 And a bell is just a tone.
00:25:21 Listen, I really enjoyed talking with you.
00:25:23 You've had some great points, and I appreciate you stopping to talk to me.
00:25:27 All the best.
00:25:28 Hopefully this will be figured out somehow.
00:25:30 Yes.
00:25:30 Thanks, guys.
00:25:31 If we can all learn to love each other, we can figure it out easily.
00:25:33 All right. Well, let's not talk about the jihad. Very interesting folks there.
00:25:38 You know what CBC is?
00:25:39 No, man. You guys have an agenda.
00:25:42 We got a lot of nerve saying he doesn't belong here and I don't belong here.
00:25:45 We were here before you were. Nobody says you're not welcome.
00:25:50 We don't force our religion down your throat.
00:25:52 Why are you trying to force your religion down our throat?
00:25:54 We keep forcing on you guys. We have our permits. We have our permits. 1.00
00:25:56 A permit.
00:25:57 How do you get a permit from the police? That's a new one, isn't it?
00:26:00 No, that's not a new one.
00:26:02 People have the premise from police all the time.
00:26:05 Do you think the police should arrest Rebel News? 0.53
00:26:07 Rebel News? No.
00:26:08 No. OK, just checking news.
00:26:10 We put it online.
00:26:12 You know, you are online posted online, not rebel.
00:26:15 We are. We are nothing but rebel, but fake.
00:26:18 All right.
00:26:19 From what I can tell, this went through the police rather than City Hall.
00:26:23 I've heard that now, again, politicians are the most politically correct people around.
00:26:28 They're worried about what the media says.
00:26:30 They're worried about all sorts of things.
00:26:32 If this goes to the broader city council, how do you think it's going to go?
00:26:37 Well, I hope it goes good. How do I think?
00:26:39 I don't like to make predictions or assume anything in the world anymore
00:26:43 because it could go either way now at this point.
00:26:45 But yeah, no idea. No idea. I can't even predict.
00:26:49 Hopefully the best. 1.00
00:26:51 Isn't Canada a Christian country? 1.00
00:26:54 No. No, I think that at times different people
00:26:58 who came from different Christian denominations
00:27:00 or from a Judeo-Christian
00:27:02 background were the ones who
00:27:04 in the way that this place was colonized
00:27:07 definitely gave
00:27:09 shape to the fabric here.
00:27:10 But I don't think it's fair to say
00:27:12 as a Christian leader, I don't think it's fair to say
00:27:14 that this place is a Christian country. 0.96
00:27:16 Well, what is it then?
00:27:18 This place is a constitutional monarchy.
00:27:21 And so we exist under a parliamentary
00:27:23 system. But the king is the head of the Church
00:27:24 of England.
00:27:26 He is on paper, yeah.
00:27:28 But he's not making decisions on behalf of the church.
00:27:31 So I'm trying to understand, if it's not a Christian country, what are the values that infuse it then?
00:27:37 It's certainly not Islamic values.
00:27:39 What would you categorize as Islamic values? 0.99
00:27:42 Well, I would, you know, I think I look around the world and there's no Muslim country that has the equality of men and women,
00:27:49 that has protection for minorities, that has the liberties that we do. 1.00
00:27:53 I think, unfortunately, Muslim countries have a propensity towards solving problems through violence, through the jihad.
00:28:00 So I don't think that those are I think that those are some of the qualities I look around the world contemporarily and historically. 0.99
00:28:07 Obviously, thank God, most Muslims or many Muslims do not subscribe to those views. 0.98
00:28:12 But I don't think it's accurate to say that Canada is infused with Muslim values. 1.00
00:28:16 I just don't think it is.
00:28:17 yeah i i think that canada is infused with uh with the values of inclusion and welcome
00:28:23 but you guys are not welcoming you guys trying to act tell me
00:28:26 well you're the one who told us i have to leave you're the one who told me i have to leave but 0.98
00:28:30 i'm not welcome you're like a freaking fourth generation scottish or something or irish or 0.99
00:28:34 shit like that you know you guys are not even freaking freaking canadians you know what i i 0.99
00:28:41 rarely receive compliments like that but being called a fourth generation scots irish 0.99
00:28:46 is one of the nicest things anyone has ever said to me.
00:28:49 I love the Scottish people.
00:28:51 I love the Irish people.
00:28:53 And here we are.
00:28:55 I did not expect that today.
00:28:57 I'm being called Scots-Irish.
00:28:59 I'm going to go have a Guinness.
00:29:00 can I ask why you're dealing with the police instead of city council and I mean the police
00:29:26 put out a tweet that was slightly menacing, suggesting if people did the wrong thing,
00:29:31 they would be charged with a hate crime.
00:29:33 Isn't the dialogue that you say you want, isn't the right way to do that through city
00:29:37 council, through debate, instead of getting it done through the police?
00:29:41 I highly appreciate and I respect what you are saying.
00:29:45 I totally agree with you because if there is any problem in between us, it's first to
00:29:52 discuss together before we inform the police. It is just not like me that I inform police,
00:29:59 it's the police they involve because this is an issue, right, for the greater community.
00:30:07 It is not me that I involve police first because the comment that we have received,
00:30:13 like from the social media, those are also threats. And when we feel that we also need to
00:30:18 contact the police because this is not the counselor issue this is the police
00:30:23 issue so what kind of threats like were you receiving or were people in the
00:30:27 community receiving give an example the example I can share with you I have
00:30:33 received phone calls I have also received emails that is saying the
00:30:43 speaker on the rooftop that they are coming and they are taking it out so
00:30:47 So that was the one thread, another thread they are saying like they do not understand
00:30:54 like what we are saying in Arabic and they are afraid about this and so he was very angry
00:31:03 at the beginning and after that I explained him and I said what exactly you feel the problem
00:31:11 is.
00:31:12 find there are several like ayat like in the Holy Quran that is contradictory with their
00:31:18 like a like a like a based on the explanation that they have from from the other people so
00:31:26 we discussed on that matter over the phone he was very angry at the beginning and after that
00:31:33 he come down and then he said the way you explain it to me I am not only one person I'm calling
00:31:40 actually on behalf of 50 other people who are with me so they told me to contact
00:31:45 with you to find out what exactly is your planning are you doing it for a
00:31:50 short time or you are continuing it for permanently but was there actually
00:31:53 threats so someone saying you didn't understand and was angry I don't know if
00:31:57 that's a threat so the threats like because they do not understand the
00:32:02 meaning of call to prayer so the threat they said they are coming to take the
00:32:09 mic out that's one right so another like the call i i received the messages it says to stop
00:32:18 like a like a like a call to prayer and he doesn't want to see that um so what will be the consequences
00:32:27 like that i don't know because this is the i think in in in canada this is the first attempt
00:32:35 that we have taken that we also would like to continue so we'd like to clear to the community
00:32:42 like what are they thinking because a different community they have different cultural background
00:32:47 some of them maybe they do not understand will you have a public consultation because
00:32:52 it i understand that city council felt sort of short-circuited here that you went a different
00:32:58 route and only now you're talking about consultations. I went to the city of Regina in person
00:33:04 before we have the call to prayer because I do not know what is the bylaw from the city of
00:33:10 Regina. Was there a consultation, like a public consultation, public hearing? Like a public
00:33:15 hearing because we want to make sure that we follow the rules in Canada, right? So that is
00:33:25 the reason because city of Regina just step away and we always keep in touch with them
00:33:32 to make sure we are doing everything right. So we understand that there will have a loud
00:33:38 speaker and the call to prayer will have a loud sound. So first I thought to visit city
00:33:44 of Regina. So I went there and then the lady I spoke with and told me would that be five
00:33:51 times a day? Will that be early morning? Will that be at night? And then I clarify all this
00:33:58 that no, it will be only on Friday, two to three minutes, the noon time, like before
00:34:03 the noon prayer, like because it depends on the sun position. Then she said, no, it is
00:34:10 not a problem then. So you need to go in person to the Regina Police Services and you talk
00:34:16 with them.
00:34:17 a question about christian christianity in the public square the lord's prayer isn't is no longer
00:34:23 said at the beginning of meetings or school crosses are being removed from official emblems
00:34:29 so christianity is being driven from the public square in the name of diversity or tolerance but 0.96
00:34:35 your call to prayer says allah is great allah is the only god so it's bringing islam into the 0.86
00:34:42 public square what do you think about people who might say it's a it's a dominating move
00:34:51 well i think i think a lot of people think this is a religion in the public square
00:34:56 we've removed christianity from the public square why is islam coming into the public square
00:35:04 we are not here like to dominate anything right or any any public we are here to follow our 0.99
00:35:11 religion. So there are other religions also, right? And we have a religion of freedom in
00:35:18 Canada, right? We are free to follow our own religion. But a microphone or an amplification
00:35:26 system for one kilometer, people who are critics of Islam, skeptics of Islam, who might be
00:35:33 apostates of Islam, must listen to your particular prayer. And they have no choice about it.
00:35:41 And so you say it's a religion of freedom, but you're imposing, we call the prayer on anyone within a one kilometer radius.
00:35:48 I highly appreciate the question that you are asking.
00:35:52 That is also one of the reasons why we pause this Friday, because we also would like the neighbor's opinion about the sound distance, right?
00:36:05 So that is what also we are assessing from the local community to understand what are they thinking about the volume of the sound.
00:36:18 If it is required to reduce the volume, obviously, because we are here working with each other and helping each other.
00:36:26 So if we don't want to bother anybody, so we will assess that to determine the volume of the sound.
00:36:35 how far that would be like appropriate from this point so we are thinking that it should be less
00:36:42 than one one kilometer because they're in that direction i think there are offices on that
00:36:48 direction there are residential areas so we also will visit and check to see what are they thinking
00:36:53 because our priority is the neighbors so if the neighbors has no problem we should not have any
00:36:59 problem what if they're afraid to say they have a problem i spoke to a number of people who are
00:37:03 worried that they'll be deplatformed or canceled if they criticize Islam and of
00:37:08 course I did I did streeters outside and a number of people said they don't want 0.98
00:37:14 to go on camera criticizing Islam and the police have said that they'll
00:37:20 prosecute people who cross the line so I'm can you really hear from people who
00:37:26 are skeptics if they're afraid of being called racist they were Islamophobic or
00:37:30 they're afraid that all these cops are going to follow through on their threat to prosecute under
00:37:34 the hate speech law so this is a new issues arised right so as i mentioned the survey uh we will not
00:37:43 we are not collecting any name any contact information right so it will be anonymous so
00:37:50 anybody who want like they can participate they can attend right and if anybody they don't like
00:37:57 it i would suggest that we also collect those information because the call to prayer will not
00:38:04 be for only one day it will be continuous and also based on this area so there are also a specific
00:38:12 criteria like whom the president police services take issue permits so as we feel that the that
00:38:20 it is not bothering anybody here right because it will not be at night time not early morning
00:38:26 is only once a week in the afternoon time. So I don't think this will be a big issue,
00:38:34 and that is also the reason, like, we are collecting also the opinion from the neighbors
00:38:40 who also will decide what do they want. And there will not be any particular information
00:38:46 that we are collecting to identify who attending this search. So you're collecting the information
00:38:51 Yes, we are going through from today we are starting a printout survey to share to the
00:39:01 local community.
00:39:02 Yes, and we also will share this with the regional police services.
00:39:05 We also talked about this with them.
00:39:08 So there's lots of people following blindly what they see online about this.
00:39:13 What do you say to them about their following these people blindly and their hatred and
00:39:17 all of that?
00:39:18 Yes, that's a very good question, because the problem actually arising, there are many
00:39:27 people, they actually don't know what is Islam, right?
00:39:31 Because they hear through the media, right, what is happening in Afghanistan, what is
00:39:36 happening in Dubai, Qatar, in different countries, right, in Iraq, right?
00:39:40 So I'm actually, we are not actually blaming the people who have that negative comment,
00:39:45 okay, because we feel sorry, right, because for the last 1,400 years we could not answer
00:39:54 those questions, you know, it keeps happening around the world, but this is Canada, right,
00:39:59 so if there is any problem and if we are not resolving these issues, that is why I would
00:40:05 like also a message from the Saskatchewan Premier and also from the city mayor, right,
00:40:14 we have a religion of freedom, so keeping quiet is not answering what exactly we want
00:40:23 to do.
00:40:24 So we also have children, we also have a generation, we need to end these issues, right? 1.00
00:40:30 And here, the Muslim community also from around the world, they are coming here, right?
00:40:37 We also don't want them to be treated negatively, right?
00:40:42 What is in the religion that is more important than what the people are saying, right?
00:40:49 So you know, like we don't expect, you know, to have a positive feedback when they don't
00:40:55 have the experience, like the positive experience, right?
00:40:59 That is why we need to discuss meet and greet, right?
00:41:02 We encourage also like the door is open, right?
00:41:06 Anytime anybody they want to come, you know, and meet and greet and talk, right?
00:41:11 So we can find out what exactly is the problem, what do we need to do to resolve this problem.
00:41:18 I think that is important.
00:41:21 Thank you very much for this question, because we also need to reach to the people who have
00:41:27 a negative comment.
00:41:29 And unfortunately, we don't have the chance to reach them, because we don't know their
00:41:33 number, they're in Regina or they're outside of Saskatchewan, we don't know them.
00:41:39 So we encourage them because it also will, inshallah, continue.
00:41:43 We also encourage everybody, whoever has any questions, come with and greet,
00:41:48 have a coffee together and share what we have the positive in between us
00:41:52 and share what we can find better and best for the community.
00:41:58 More of a comment than a question, but I'm your neighbor directly across the street.
00:42:03 We're the oldest place of worship downtown.
00:42:05 You'll now be the newest.
00:42:06 And so I just wanted to say welcome.
00:42:08 And we're glad that you're here and we're here to work together.
00:42:12 And we support fully your presence here, your expression here, and look forward to getting to know you.
00:42:18 So thanks for being here.
00:42:18 And thanks for having everybody here today.
00:42:20 Thank you very much.
00:42:21 And I highly appreciate that we have the opportunity to meet and greet today.
00:42:26 And inshallah, we also will visit along with the other members that we have to your place.
00:42:33 And we also will see how we can work together and what opportunity that we can bring for our community here.
00:42:41 Well, after all that, they didn't actually play the call to prayer on those speakers strategically located on the roof,
00:42:50 which makes sense because that mosque is not in operation,
00:42:54 nor was it operational a week ago when they played the call to prayer then either.
00:42:59 So it's clearly not done to actually bring people to this mosque.
00:43:04 This mosque is not operating.
00:43:06 It's about projecting that message into the community and maybe causing a bit of a kerfuffle.
00:43:12 I was waiting outside here for that sound to go off.
00:43:16 It didn't happen.
00:43:16 And then I saw the imam himself come down to the door and usher in, I'd say, about a half dozen journalists and about a half dozen activists.
00:43:25 Earlier, I met the priest who runs St. Paul's Cathedral, and I understand being neighborly.
00:43:32 That's a very Christian thing to do, but he was positively an advocate for the projection
00:43:37 of the call to prayer.
00:43:40 I would encourage him to visit Bethlehem, if he could, and see how the mosques dominate 1.00
00:43:48 that most important Christian site, which has a submissive status in Islam called being 1.00
00:43:55 a Dhimmi, D-H-I-M-M-I. It's a subordinate status that requires the payment of a Jazeera 1.00
00:44:02 tax. When Islam conquers Christian communities, they often offer different paths. One is be 0.99
00:44:09 killed. Another is convert. Another is live under the Jazeera. I saw this when I went 1.00
00:44:15 to Iraq and I saw the Islamic State. It almost feels like the boss of that Catholic church 1.00
00:44:25 wrong Islam. And earlier I, I spoke with someone who didn't want to appear on camera who said he
00:44:32 was Catholic and felt it was very demoralizing to have the call to prayer physically aimed at a
00:44:41 Catholic church across the street. He thought it was demoralizing, but he didn't want to go on
00:44:46 camera. And I don't blame him because the mockery and the derision that is heaped on anyone who even
00:44:52 ask questions i went in there and i asked a few questions i'll let you be the judge of if they
00:44:58 were good questions and i thought the answers were better than nothing but the clucking and
00:45:03 the hissing and the laughing of the regime journalists in there was truly gross it was
00:45:09 sort of incredible by the way the imam himself was fine with me being there and he answered my
00:45:15 questions to the best of his ability i asked him about the riddance of christianity from the
00:45:21 public sphere i mean it was only a generation ago where everyone knew the lord's prayer and that's
00:45:26 how you would start the day at a school at a public meeting now it's practically banned i know that
00:45:33 emblems are having their crucifixes removed from them i mean thinking of if i'm not mistaken it's
00:45:37 the university of alberta or university of calgary i can't remember which one removed the cross from
00:45:41 their emblem anything christian is being denuded from the public square but here is bold confident
00:45:48 islam going to project itself in a one kilometer radius even when there's no one actually praying 0.97
00:45:54 at this mosque and the local catholic priest couldn't be happier um there were no police
00:46:03 inside the mosque but it was interesting because i asked the imam what alleged threats he had
00:46:10 and he said someone said i'm going to take those loudspeakers down and the i mean is that a threat
00:46:16 I suppose I think that's more someone just engaging in some puffery and then
00:46:21 he said someone was angry because he didn't understand the Arabic meaning of
00:46:24 the prayers I'm sorry those are not threats but the police published that
00:46:29 there were threats and the media published that they were threats I
00:46:32 particularly pressed the Imam what threats have you had and that was all
00:46:36 he had someone was angry sorry being angry with your plan to broadcast
00:46:41 Islamic prayer throughout Regina that is not a threat and what bothers me is that 0.95
00:46:47 Islam is both at the same time hyper confident but also hypersensitive I 1.00
00:46:52 mean you're literally gonna blast a one kilometer area with an Arabic prayer 1.00
00:46:57 that says Allah is great there is no God but Allah you've got the confidence you 0.96
00:47:02 got the balls to do that but someone is upset because they don't understand it 0.66
00:47:06 and you're calling that a threat and here's all the police on standby ready 0.94
00:47:10 to make arrests i asked the imam uh for now who says he wants to consult why didn't he consult in
00:47:16 the first place why were there not hearings at city council why did he and he described the
00:47:20 process that he talked to some clerk at city council and that was enough i don't know i think
00:47:25 that there's a lot of uh institutional force that's being deployed in support of this imam what
00:47:33 What I mean by that is the people most excited about the Arabic call to prayer being blasted
00:47:40 for a kilometer, they're not in the mosque because there is no one in the mosque. 0.52
00:47:45 The people who are positively erotic about it are the Catholic priest, the regime journalists 0.96
00:47:51 and people who see Islam as the greatest challenge to the West. 0.96
00:47:59 You know, when I was growing up in the 70s and the 80s, leftists made alliances with
00:48:06 Soviets, peaceniks, they wanted disarmament. 0.82
00:48:09 That was the great counterweight to the West, the Soviet Union. 0.82
00:48:13 And so you saw Marxists and Leninists and activists on the left. 0.83
00:48:17 Now the great counterweight to the West is Islam and I suppose China as well. 0.83
00:48:22 And so you see all the Marxists who in the 70s and 80s would have been defending the 0.58
00:48:26 The Soviets are now just excited about the fact that there's going to be a call to prayer,
00:48:32 whether people downtown like it or not. 0.85
00:48:34 And that's the thing.
00:48:36 They won't say so.
00:48:37 The Imam said that he will personally conduct a survey.
00:48:40 I asked him, I asked him how the survey is going to be done.
00:48:44 And I asked him a little bit about the survey.
00:48:45 He said that he'll conduct it.
00:48:47 Oh, well, I'm sure no one would be shy about telling him to get lost.
00:48:51 the thing is that it is terrifying to people who have a job that's a jeopardy 1.00
00:48:57 to say you know I don't like an Islamic call to prayer I'm not living in 0.87
00:49:01 Pakistan or Bangladesh can we just please have Regina you know there's 0.90
00:49:06 something to the fact that Islam is more confident than ever and the West is less
00:49:12 confident than ever we're the kind of people who accuse ourselves of genocide 0.96
00:49:16 against indigenous people we're the kind of people who say we have to pay 0.94
00:49:20 reparations to blacks, even though we never had black slavery in Canada. And even at City Hall 0.95
00:49:26 today, I saw such a mishmash of monuments about what is Regina. I saw a statue of Confucius. I
00:49:35 saw a statue of Mahatma Gandhi. I saw an attempt to sort of blend indigenous rights with settlers
00:49:43 and colonists, as they called them.
00:49:45 This city doesn't know what it stands for.
00:49:49 And if you stand for nothing, you'll fall for anything. 0.85
00:49:52 You've got a Marxist Catholic church.
00:49:56 You've got other churches so delighted to show how tolerant they are.
00:49:59 We even bumped into a pastor who said he couldn't be thrilled.
00:50:03 He couldn't be more thrilled with things.
00:50:05 There's a reason why those mainstream churches are empty.
00:50:08 And this mosque, he says, will be full. 0.99
00:50:10 A very interesting day out here. I came out here with my colleague, Lincoln Jay. We actually brought with us a sound measuring device to measure decibel levels. And it looks sort of interesting. We tried it out on a passing ambulance in a fire truck, and we got the volume level for that. And we were ready to test the volume here. But alas, they said they elected not to do it. I think it was probably a good idea not to do it again.
00:50:38 but they say that they have a permit to to do the loudspeakers for several months and they
00:50:45 intend to do it i don't like this because i think that canada is historically and culturally and by
00:50:54 our tradition and our law and our society it's a christian country it it's tolerant of minorities
00:50:59 i'm a jew but there was no better place in the world for a jew to be born and raised than in
00:51:04 the free Christian country of Canada.
00:51:05 There's no one else that would be, I mean, America,
00:51:08 no one else that would be as safe.
00:51:10 But it's those Christian values.
00:51:13 And you might have recalled that one Muslim man on the street
00:51:16 who accosted me, denouncing me ethnically,
00:51:19 saying I don't belong here.
00:51:20 Like, it was such an aggressive conversation.
00:51:24 And then that one fellow who pretended to be such a gentle man from Albania,
00:51:28 but in the end he refused to shake my hand. 0.99
00:51:30 I think we have, as Osama bin Laden would say, a strong horse and a weak horse.
00:51:37 And people prefer the strong horse now, don't they?
00:51:41 Canada is led by politicians who don't believe in our own country.
00:51:45 They don't even say Canada sometimes.
00:51:46 They say Turtle Island, or at the very least, they give a land acknowledgement.
00:51:50 They won't even say that we own the country, let alone stand for everything.
00:51:56 They tear down statues of Sir John A. MacDonald and Queen Victoria.
00:52:00 Regina is literally named for the word queen in Latin. 0.92
00:52:04 And yet they couldn't be happier to embrace a religion that would put a queen in a full hijab or a burqa.
00:52:10 And I saw that Global News has dispatched their hijab-wearing reporter on this file.
00:52:16 But, of course, you know, I'm for freedom of religion.
00:52:19 I really am.
00:52:20 And I think if someone wants to practice their religion peacefully, go to it.
00:52:24 I think the problem is one degree earlier. 0.89
00:52:26 the mass immigration that has brought into this country hundreds of thousands of people who do 0.57
00:52:31 not share our values and in fact are quite hostile to them if pressed. There is no Muslim country in 1.00
00:52:37 the world, there is no Muslim majority country in the world that is tolerant of minorities. I suppose 1.00
00:52:42 you could say the United Arab Emirates but frankly that's a majority of the people in that country
00:52:48 are expats. I fear that what made Canada such a wonderful place to grow up, its gentle Christianity
00:52:55 is being pushed aside by a vigorous force
00:52:58 that wants to shout out on loudspeakers,
00:53:01 there is no God but Allah.
00:53:04 And that's what's going on here in Regina.
00:53:06 If you want to help us out, including covering the,
00:53:10 it was more than a thousand bucks for each Lincoln and I
00:53:12 to come out here on short notice.
00:53:14 I think we're going to come back again
00:53:15 when they fire up the loudspeakers.
00:53:17 It costs us about a thousand bucks each to get out here.
00:53:20 If you can help chip in, go to stopislamicdomination.com.
00:53:24 that's stop islamicdomination.com and while you're there you can sign the 0.89
00:53:29 petition I think this deal is being done on the low down I think that the police
00:53:34 were happy to wave it on through it was not subject to a debate in city council
00:53:39 let alone a public hearing and even now the Imam says he'll handle the survey
00:53:43 of neighbors himself I think that this isn't the most pressing crisis in the
00:53:48 world but it's the nose it's the camel's nose in the tent isn't it and as it goes
00:53:53 in regina today it's one call a week then it'll be one a day then it'll be five a day and it'll 0.71
00:54:00 be every other mosque in the country does canada have a core does canada have a belief system a 0.55
00:54:07 culture a tradition a history you damn rights it does and i think that's what this battle here is 0.65
00:54:13 about. For Rebel News, I'm Ezra Levant. 0.63