Rebel News is in the heart of the G7 meeting in Kananaskis, Canada, where Canada is hosting this year's G7 Summit. In this episode, we talk about our weekend in Red Deer, Alberta, where we had a day long debate about Alberta's independence from Canada. We also talk about the Supreme Court case against the Canadian government for banning us from attending the event.
00:05:08.260We have to change with the times and to build a better world.
00:05:12.240And some of you, such as you, Mr. President, have anticipated these massive changes and are taking bold measures to address them.
00:05:20.340All of us around this table are reinforcing our militaries and security services for the new world.
00:05:26.940But we all know that there can be no security without economic prosperity and no prosperity without resilience.
00:05:35.840And in a world where shocks flow across the borders, that resilience comes from cooperation.
00:05:41.200Cooperation around that starts around this table.
00:05:44.000Cooperation that can lead to a new era of prosperity, energy security and critical minerals, artificial intelligence, quantum, combating human smuggling and transnational repression.
00:05:59.440I mean, if a conservative had slobberingly embraced Trump that hard, it would be a scandal.
00:06:06.380But I guess liberal voters just don't care.
00:06:08.840I'm trying to understand, would the real Mark Carney please stand up?
00:06:11.360I mean, he campaigned as hating Trump, divorcing Canada from Trump, reoriented Canada away from Trump, saying the relationship with America is over to.
00:06:20.720I don't know who Mark Carney really is.
00:06:23.600And maybe there is no real Mark Carney.
00:06:25.960It's whoever he's told to be in that moment.
00:06:29.700Here's a little bit more from the press conferences so far at the G7.
00:06:34.740What is holding up a deal with Canada from your perspective?
00:07:18.660I want to talk a little bit more about a couple other subjects, though, including this clip of Kash Patel, who's the FBI director on Donald Trump, who had some startling news on a podcast the other day that I actually didn't see until today.
00:09:48.820Move them out of Washington, back police in general, back the blue, stop the funding cuts, stop the political correctness.
00:09:57.840But I think it's indubitable that the number one reason murders has fallen in America is because thousands of illegals, including violent illegals, including gang members, have been deported.
00:10:14.540You've seen those images of the most radical MS-13 in Trenda, Aragua.
00:10:20.500I'm not sure if I'm saying those gang names right.
00:10:23.460Being deported to a specially built gang supermax prison in El Salvador, which is an incredible thing in itself.
00:10:32.880If you take hundreds or even thousands of illegals, and if you're starting with the baddest hombres there are, you're starting with the murderers and the rapists.
00:10:43.740Of course, you're going to have a reduction in crime, not just from the ones who are no longer in a position to murder or rape, but from others who are now spending a little bit more time hiding and running than committing crimes.
00:10:56.920By the way, Rebel News was in New York City this weekend, while Sheila and Sid and Angelica and I were in Red Deer, EfraÃn Monsanto and Alexa Lavoie were in New York watching the anti-police riots.
00:14:49.020Newly released by Toronto police, people duck and take cover as three masked men burst in and open fire at a busy pub on its opening night in March.
00:14:59.120One of the worst mass shootings this city has ever seen, injuring 12 people.
00:15:06.780One person was shot six times and survived.
00:15:10.160Police now say they've linked that attack to a rash of violence targeting the local tow truck industry, including this drive-by shooting three days earlier outside a tow yard.
00:15:22.700Watch as the victim hides behind that car.
00:15:25.720The suspects then turn around and start shooting again.
00:15:29.600The victim, struck by a bullet, falls to the ground but survives.
00:15:34.040I don't know if you can tell, but I'll help you.
00:15:57.440Who do you think is doing the crimes of stealing vehicles from Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, putting them on a ship and sending them overseas?
00:16:03.980Those are foreigners coming from a low-trust society who come to our paradise, and instead of working hard to get ahead, they said, these are suckers.
00:16:12.640They have pretend cops with pretend laws, and it's like a pile of butter, and I'm a hot knife.
00:16:18.840That's, that's what they're doing to our country.
00:16:21.380If you were to stop mass immigration and deport the criminals, we would have crime at an all-time low as well.
00:16:27.700I should tell you that in the United Kingdom, they finally announced they're going to have an inquiry into mass rape by Pakistani Muslim men.
00:16:41.820I've got to tell you, tomorrow I'm going to have a feature interview with Dr. Daniel Pipes of the Middle East Forum, because I think things in Iran are going so interestingly.
00:16:49.360Now, there is a faction on the right, I'm going to call them the Qatar right, that says, no American war, no fighting with Muslim or Arabs, don't shed a, don't have a single American boy go to war for Israel.
00:17:07.540So, it's a good thing that there isn't any American participation in the war.
00:17:13.060I'm sure there's some information sharing, intelligence sharing.
00:17:16.580That's what allies do with each other.
00:17:17.980I mean, you have to remember that Iran's motto is, death to America.
00:17:22.220And they don't just say it, they do it.
00:17:23.720One of the largest terrorist attacks against America, I think after 9-11, it might even be the largest, was the blowing up of the U.S. Marines in Lebanon.
00:17:36.300The Ayatollahs, Hezbollah, their proxies, are really one of the most murderous enemies of America.
00:23:32.420The Republic of Ireland is the southern counties, and it is largely Catholic.
00:23:38.940So there are some important divides, religious divides, ethnic divides, if you will.
00:23:44.860But imagine being part of the U.K. government and choosing to put into Northern Ireland a place where they've had sectarian differences before,
00:23:54.860a place where a generation ago there were the troubles, that is, the IRA and counter paramilitaries
00:24:02.280and the actual low-grade terrorism for years.
00:24:06.600Imagine being one of the tall foreheads in London and saying,
00:24:11.300let's put military-age migrant men from foreign nationalities right in the heart of Northern Ireland.
00:24:19.580Maybe we could even find a way to stick them between Catholics and Protestants.
00:24:23.980I mean, if you're talking about a cultural fit, I can't think of a worse place to put them.
00:24:30.220And indeed, many of the fears came true.
00:24:32.880As you know, a few weeks ago, several migrants were accused of raping an Irish child.
00:24:39.120And what was so interesting is that the resulting protests that turned into riots included both Protestants and Catholics,
00:24:45.680who found a common threat, that of mass immigration, larger than their religious and sectarian differences.
00:24:53.300That's how it looked like to me, at least.
00:24:56.220I've never been to Northern Ireland, never been to Ballymena where the riots were, or even Belfast.
00:25:00.980But I'm lucky enough to have a friend who lives there, and he joined us on the scene when these riots happened.
00:25:45.700And we've been warning about this for many, many years.
00:25:49.300And basically what happened here in Ballymena was there was a very small element of Roma gypsies came into the town
00:25:56.360and basically set up shop a mafia that was involved in drug dealing, prostitution, people trafficking, money laundering, a mini-criminal empire.
00:26:07.360And they then started sort of flexing their muscles.
00:26:10.660And even worse than flexing their muscles, they decided that it starts, allegedly—and we've got to say that because of the British legal situation—
00:26:19.500And allegedly, two girls were indecently assaulted by these Roma gypsies within the last two weeks.
00:26:27.720Now, since then, there's been a lot happening.
00:26:29.900Since we last spoke, Ezra, there's been a lot happening.
00:27:00.020As far as I know, all the Roma gypsies have now left Ballymena.
00:27:04.460And again, I'm led to believe that that house and some of the other houses that were attacked were occupied by some of this criminal element in the town
00:27:12.420and obviously these people that had these allegations hanging over them.
00:27:15.080And again, I said it last time, but it's worth saying again that in Ireland, there is still community both north and south.
00:27:22.840Northern Ireland, there's a very, very strong loyalist and Republican community.
00:27:26.760And in the south, obviously, there's a very, very strong, nationalistic, patriotic Irish community.
00:27:31.460And what happened in Ballymena two weeks ago has actually brought the two communities together.
00:27:43.020But we had walking past us five minutes before we came live, we had two or three hundred women and children walking through this area
00:27:52.580to show that they're not going to put up with women and children being targeted by anyone, whether they be migrants, whether they be indigenous people.
00:28:01.520And that is, talking to the people of Ballymena, I want to say two things to the law, because you're the only platform, Ezra,
00:28:09.360that is giving the people of Ballymena a fair crack of the whip, as we say over here.
00:28:15.160You're the only person that's been truly representing the facts on the ground.
00:28:18.780And the facts are that what happened in Ballymena was a criminal element, allegedly attacked two little girls in the most vile manner.
00:28:26.980And the community said, enough's enough, we're not having it, you're going.
00:28:31.540And all I'm going to say is the rural community, as far as I know, from this area of town that are involved in that criminality, are not here anymore.
00:28:39.180But what happened then, the BBC, the mainstream media, the Belfast Telegraph, the British press,
00:28:47.100all of them demonised the people of Ballymena as racist bigots.
00:28:50.860And I've just done an interview with a lady who was, she's from the Czech Republic, so she's a migrant,
00:28:57.620and she's standing with her friends from Ballymena, because she says all they have shown her as a migrant to this country is love and warmth.
00:29:08.420They've helped her with everything that she's needed since she came over here.
00:29:11.740She's part of the community, the community loves her, and she loves the community.
00:29:15.360And that's the sort of migration, if we have to have migration, that's the sort of migration we want,
00:29:19.480where people go and settle and integrate with the community.
00:29:22.460But when you have things like this Roma Gypsy criminal gang,
00:29:26.740and you have things like happened in Telford and Robben with the Pakistani rape mafia,
00:29:32.520well, that's when the people rise up and say, enough's enough, we're not going to put up with this.
00:32:16.280I, I mean, I'm a big city guy, but I can imagine how wonderful it is to grow up in a place like Dundrum where no one has to lock their doors and everyone knows each other.
00:32:24.180And so when you're invaded by hundreds of migrants in Dundrum, they brought in 240 migrant men in a town of 200, you're a place like Ballymena, which is a smaller town.
00:32:34.860When there's a rape, you know about it.
00:32:36.760And if you don't, and you want to, you have a connection to it.
00:32:41.540And maybe you don't in Dublin, although 50,000 care.
00:32:44.480Anyway, I'm going on at length, but I think the Irish, because they're the indigenous ethnicity, because they've been there for centuries, because they have such a common bond, they care more.
00:32:57.420And it wounds them when foreign migrants, who are sometimes called invaders because they're pressed into these places.
00:33:33.420The UK, sadly, does not have that community.
00:33:35.820Now, we're trying to build the United Kingdom rallies and what we're doing with Tommy Rolls.
00:33:39.800Obviously, that's a big part of trying to redress that.
00:33:43.900But what a lot of us here in Northern Ireland believe is that there's a deliberate policy to try and delegitimize, demonize and destroy that community.
00:33:55.340And, of course, the only way that the mainstream media, the politicians and even the police force have of doing that is by branding everybody that takes the streets when children are abused by a criminal mafia that's moved into the town, by classing everybody that's done that as racist.
00:34:16.380But community is massive in this country.
00:34:19.320Everybody's families live close to each other.
00:34:23.220And what I've seen of last week in Ballymena, nobody stayed here as long as I have since this story.
00:34:28.000We go around the corner and we go out, so they don't know what's going on.
00:34:30.380I've taken time to speak to the people.
00:34:32.600I've taken time to sit and break bread with the people.
00:34:34.980And what I found is that this has actually brought the community closer together.
00:34:38.740Now, there are issues I do want to talk about, Ezra, because one of the problems that we've got is a lot of young lads that have got caught up in this rioting are now going to be looking at very, very serious custodian sentences.
00:34:47.820And the reason they're going to get serious custodian sentences is because what the state and the prosecutors and the police force are going to do is going to tag racism onto the charge of riotous assembly, which will mean they'll get a substantially longer prison sentence.
00:35:05.160And that's why the media, the politicians and the police are pushing the lie, and it is a lie, that this is a racist mob ransacking migrants' homes, which couldn't be further from the truth.
00:35:18.340Like I said, there's loads of migrants in this town that have never had any bother from anyone.
00:35:22.460They integrate, they go to the pubs with people, they go to the churches with people, they go to the coffee shops with people.
00:35:29.560It is one very small criminal element that literally totally destabilised this town.
00:35:34.740And I want to say something else as well, Ezra, I think I sent you the video, I'm not sure if you've seen it, but I got set footage last week of unmarked white vans driving through the estates of this town and literally dragging children off the street.
00:35:52.080And I'm not talking about gently saying get into the van, physically dragging them off the street, goodness knows what happens to them when they went into the vans.
00:35:59.680And, you know, if that's not an abuse of the legal process, I don't know what is.
00:36:03.700Because if you take a child into a van and you're not the child's parents, in my eyes, that's called kidnapping, Ezra.
00:36:09.880So these were police vans, you're saying?
00:36:12.880They had these sort of snatch raids, I think they were called, where they go out and then they sort of pounce on someone and bundle them out.
00:36:19.920I guess that's a tactic to avoid, just to pick them off one at a time.
00:36:24.320Yeah, but the problem with it is, Ezra, who are they actually picking up?
00:36:29.620Is it, you know, anyone that's dressed in black?
00:36:31.200My goodness, I'm dressed in black tonight.
00:36:32.500Does that mean I'm going to get my collar felt when I try to walk back to my car?
00:36:35.280You know, it didn't seem to be targeted.
00:36:37.460It seems to be that they were just grabbing kids, trailing them off the street, trailing them to the back of these vans.
00:36:42.600And goodness knows what's happened to those children.
00:36:46.440Well, Richard, that makes me think because, and again, I'm trying to keep my jurisdiction straight, but in the United Kingdom proper, not Northern Ireland, but in the UK, in the city of Southport, where there was a terrorist attack by a convert to Islam, whose parents were migrants, and he stabbed a bunch of little girls at a Taylor Swift-themed party.
00:37:14.000That also led to riots, and Keir Starmer called the rioters racist, and he set up 24-hour-a-day courts, which I've never heard of in my life, like, and he boasted about this.
00:37:29.440Keir Starmer used to be the chief prosecutor in the UK, so he would, like, round the clock, and he would just bam, bam, bam, bam.
00:37:36.860It was like drumhead justice, and all these people, who was he prosecuting?
00:37:41.800There were some people who were physical, but I'm referring to people who tweeted about it, people who made a Facebook post about it, people who gestured inappropriately.
00:37:54.200I saw someone was in prison for shouting at a dog, shouting at a police dog.
00:37:59.520I don't believe you should shout at a dog, I suppose, unless you're saying bad dog or something, but that's not a prison term.
00:38:06.420Like, people were getting two and a half years in prison for a tweet.
00:38:10.260I'm worried that that is what Keir Starmer, because he's the prime minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
00:38:16.640I'm worried he's going to try and do the same thing up there, and anyone who even comments on these rapes or comments on the migrant issue is going to be prosecuted.
00:38:27.200I think he would rather silence people than solve the problem.
00:38:51.560He's been arrested and charged with riotous assembly, and what I've been told, and again, this is anecdotal, but it's from a reliable source, the mother has been charged with child neglect.
00:39:01.080So the mother and the child from that family have both been arrested in connection with this riot.
00:39:08.900Kids that have been pulled into these vans, apparently they go straight before the judge.
00:39:12.860They're getting remanded straight away, locked up straight away.
00:39:15.840So it's very, very alarming, and I've also been told that the police are starting to look at people's social media, and they're going to be making arrests for people that have just posted on social media, which for the game we're in, Ezra, is very alarming, to say the least.
00:39:31.740Well, we know from a report in the Times of London a month ago that every single day in the UK, 30 people have police visit them, 30 a day for their social media posts.
00:39:45.480So if that is the baseline, I can only imagine how it's ramped up during a crisis like this in Ballymena.
00:39:52.320Well, Richard, I'm very grateful to you for being on the spot.
00:39:55.200I've never had the opportunity to go to Northern Ireland.
00:39:57.660It's not as easy to get to as, say, Dublin or London for us Canadians, but maybe we'll visit one day, and hopefully you'll be in a position to show us around.
00:40:09.120I get the feeling that if you're a foreign journalist, you're probably going to be looked at with some skepticism, because I think the regime media generally is an enemy of the people.
00:40:20.520And I wouldn't want myself or any other rebel journalist to be misidentified, say, as with the BBC or something, because, you know, we might get a punch in the nose.
00:40:30.980But if you were there to keep us on the right path, I'm sure we'd be grateful to you.
00:40:36.760Well, Ezra, you'd be surprised how many people know you in Northern Ireland already, and you'd also be surprised how many people know and love Tommy.
00:40:43.460So if you have anything to do with Tommy, a lot of people will know you anyway.
00:40:46.660We can make sure that if you come up here, Ezra, you'll be absolutely right.
00:40:49.520But one last point on coming across the border.
00:40:52.240One of the good things about the disastrous fallout from the way the Brexit negotiations went, there is no border in Ireland.
00:41:00.820So you get to Dublin, you can get to Belfast.