EZRA LEVANT ｜ Toronto driver swarmed by protesters, arrested for attempt to escape
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Caught on tape: Protesters swarm a car on a road in Toronto, the driver drives away bumping one of them, but the swarmers are not charged. I'll have that for you and more on today's podcast.
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Hello, my friends. Caught on tape. Protesters swarm a car on a road in Toronto.
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The driver drives away bumping one of them, but the swarmers are not charged.
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The driver is. I'll have that for you and more.
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But first, let me invite you to get Rebel News Plus because you've got to see the video to understand this.
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I'm going to show you the video of this swarming several times from several angles, actually.
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I'm even going to show you a swarming that happened in L.A. 30 years ago, the case of Reginald Denny.
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If you're just shocking, I'd like you to see it.
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I mean, I'll describe it to you, but I'd like you to see it.
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And it shows. All right, here's today's podcast.
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In Toronto, a driver is swarmed on the street with protesters.
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He bumps into one as he drives away, but he's the one who gets charged, not them.
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It's August 7th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.
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Here's the mayor of Toronto, Olivia Chow, dancing at the Carabana.
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I'm not sure if I want to see any leader, left wing, right wing, young or old, dressed in that way.
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But Olivia Chow has decided to be the costume party equivalent of Justin Trudeau.
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Hey, if it worked for him, it might work for her.
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She can dance her way from party to party while the city crumbles around her.
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It's funny what she has time for and what she doesn't.
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She refused to go to the March with Israel, one of the oldest and longstanding Jewish events in the city.
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That might be too controversial, but obviously she's up for, I think it was like a scrambled egg festival or something that she skipped it for.
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But let's talk about what's really happening in the city.
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There's homeless encampments under the overpasses.
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People are literally installing bollards, you know what I mean?
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Like those big post-retractable bollards on their own personal driveways to make it physically impossible for people to steal their cars.
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It's an incredible thing to watch such an amazing city that once had the nickname Toronto the Good decline into, I don't know, it's not quite what Detroit is, but it's certainly on that path.
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But I want to show you just a typical day in the life of Toronto.
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In fact, the only reason this video I'm about to show you is interesting or novel is that it was captured on film from up high.
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But this sort of thing happens every single day in Toronto.
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Take a look at the video I'm about to show it to you.
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And this is, for those who don't know Toronto, this is the major thoroughfare right down at the waterfront.
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It's basically the east-west main highway in the downtown in the city.
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Truck is being swarmed by one person, two people, five people approach.
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Then a little bit later in the video, you can see a cop come up and talk to the driver, it looks like, while another protester is in front.
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And in the last second of the clip, you can see that there's another protest on this road.
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So there was a series of road-stopping protests.
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The driver was swarmed at one part, sped through, stopped, and was arrested.
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From what we understand, none of the people swarming the car were charged with a crime.
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Now, that was an interesting video and got a lot of action on Twitter.
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I'm sure if you had asked people there, they would say it was.
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This is some photographs by our friend Karima Saad, who covers a lot of street protests.
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I'll be quiet while you listen to this one a little bit.
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I want you to hear the kind of person who rules the streets in Toronto, Canada, Canada's largest city, the fourth largest city in North America.
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I want you to hear the kind of person who's going to get off the road.
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No, we're trying to keep moving, but you guys are fucking around.
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We're trying to keep moving, but you guys are fucking around.
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You were telling us to leave, and now you're telling us to stop?
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it's an unusual mix i think some of the masking and style is antifa which are paid left-wing
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violent gangs there's sort of some ragamuffins there too some combination of ethnic identities
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which of course is possible but they're playing all of those cards as political cards you saw at one
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point a black protester shaming or trying to shame a black cop for daring to work for the man i'm sure
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100 years ago or even more recently a black man being recruited for and serving in the police
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department would have been seen not only as an exhibit of equality before the law but good news
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for the black community i mean it's obviously that if someone is a black cop they're going to be
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attentive to the needs of all communities including black people but no it's just another weapon to
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attack a cop with by calling him a race traitor which is essentially what that woman was saying
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the big takeaway of this video though is that no one's listening to the cops they're basically saying
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please leave the street please and they don't and they dance around and laugh around
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no one respects the toronto police and i think it's because they don't respect themselves now
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i think uh that i'm sure everyone here would say they support hamas even though they couldn't find
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gaza on a map they don't know anything other than hamas is a general way to fight the man um so they
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would be for that just like they would be i don't know for greta tunberg they don't understand anything
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about it other than it's a challenge to the system i think the protest was actually about this story
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which involved a police shooting of a mentally unstable person and obviously that's of concern
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but there are ways to express the concerns without without threatening people on the streets here's
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just some more images to take a look at again from our friend karima sad here's what karima sad
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tweeted herself she said there is significant overlap between protest circuits but this appears to be
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an anti-police demonstration on behalf of tyler maxi core the red flag bearer who hit the vehicle
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as it nearly ran over protesters has attended several recent events involving blocking traffic
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downtown well that says a lot doesn't and karima knows because she's always covering these protests
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so he's basically a rent part of a rent-a-mob probably paid people have to make a living somehow and
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he just goes from protest to protest and of course blocking traffic typically over the last i don't
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know 300 days has been the pro-hamas folks you can see in addition to the keffiyeh he's got the red
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triangle hat that's a symbol that hamas uses on a target but he's also indigenous just a a full purpose
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full service troublemaker the kind of person who gets called up and said this day you're holding this
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protest sign tomorrow you hold this protest sign it's not organic it's bought and paid for and it's
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a feature of life in a big city but here let's let's just watch the videotape of the truck again
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now that we know a little bit more about what it looks like on street level i think it would be
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accurate to call these people indigenous activists antifa activists professional protesters who just
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sure they're for hamas because the latest thing take a look again the swarm the police stop and then the
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if a driver is swarmed on the streets of toronto or anywhere else in canada but toronto in particular
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a failed state where no one can reasonably rely on the police to do anything where for the last 10
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months everyone knows that the police allows criminal gangs to patrol to rule the streets
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they have that chant whose streets are streets if they have the right politics i mean of course the
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trucker convoy they evicted them and invoked the emergencies act but if you have the correct
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politics in the eyes of the police everyone knows the police select criminals do crimes so if you were
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being swarmed by a gang that you know has impunity that the police as you could see is literally doing
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nothing if you're in that car should you just have to hope that they're not going to kill you
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or can you do what you typically do on a road which is drive away even if they're trying to block them
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now i've watched this video a few times and here let's put it up right now as i'm talking again
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he doesn't actually drive over anyone that i can see he bumps someone and i'm sure it was uncomfortable
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but i don't think he physically drove over anyone i mean theoretically that could kill someone
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i don't think that happened in reality he bumped a few people as he drove away but he
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wasn't doing what i've seen on certain occasions someone deliberately ramming them
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these people on the street were not as you sometimes see with that british group
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no more oil or whatever just stop oil where they just get on the road link arms they're not
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physically attacking cars they're just blocking them that was this is very different this driver
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was not trying to ram a blockade this driver was not trying to break through this driver was
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essentially stopped swarmed and decided i don't want to wait to see how this ends
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he drove away and he was charged apparently you're not allowed to do that but i got a few questions for
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is the rule the same if the driver of the vehicle is a woman i mean you saw the looks of some of those
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protesters a few of them were women but there were some very big strong men and it looks like they
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were hitting the truck with some weapons of some sort and it sounds like the man who was charged was a
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man but what if it was a hundred pound woman in the car a car being swarmed by five people
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let me go a little bit further what if it was a mother of a little baby in a car seat in the back
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is she supposed to just stay there and do nothing while the car is swarmed and police do nothing as
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they've shown that's their approach to things what crimes are drivers now supposed to abide i mean
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i could think of something very minor a protester keying a car you know that's a phrase of someone
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takes a key and just scratches the paint and the metal on your car mischief vandalism probably cost
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you a thousand bucks depending on how fancy your car is do you have to accept your car being keyed
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do you have to accept your window being smashed do you have to accept being assaulted being punched or
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spat at even do you have to accept being pulled out of your car and beaten on the street do you have
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to accept being killed like i would just like to know the answer if police are charging a man
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for driving away not recklessly not taking the initiative but as a response to being attacked
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what was he supposed to endure given that you just saw the police were doing nothing about this what
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level i got a question for you a different question let me flip it around i mentioned
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the dancing fool that's the mayor of toronto what level of violence keying the car smashing the window
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assault what level of violence and criminality oh let's say wouldn't the mayor's own security detail
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accept if it were happening to the mayor would they allow the mayor to be swarmed with impunity would
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they would they allow someone to smash the mayor's car how far would they go or is it two-tier policing
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here in canada also hey by the way and i'm trying to find out more if anyone knows the contact information
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for this driver i'd like to learn a little bit more but really i think i'd like to crowdfund his lawyer
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and i'd like to know as part of his trial why the police didn't lay charges against the people who swarmed
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him if anyone knows the info of the man just have them email me at ezra at rebelnews.com you know we crowdfund
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lawyers how about instead of scapegoating this clearly terrified individual i'm going to go out
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on a limb here how about we actually enforce the law and stop thugs and gangs from threatening people
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on the street i mean i know that's hard and tolerating a crime wave is sort of the brand of
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toronto now including the police chief myron demke and i mean that's the thing i put yourself in his
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for 10 months he's allowed hamas gangs to rule the streets it might even seem unfair if he started
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to enforce the law against these indigenous folks what advice do you think the toronto police would
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have for moms or seniors or even for those awful white men what advice would the trauma toronto police
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have for anyone of any race or sex or age who was stopped on the road by masked thugs who were
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swarming the car some with sticks what advice would they have i'm going to go out on another limb
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and guess that the police advice would be roll down the window and gently hand them your car keys i i say
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that is likely their advice because that's exactly the advice they gave earlier remember this there's
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also updated advice for all vehicle owners a message echoed by toronto police speaking at an
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etobicoke safety meeting last month constable marco ricciardi had a new message for vehicle
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owners who keep their fobs in faraday pouches to prevent the possibility of being attacked in your
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home leave your fobs at your front door because they're breaking into your home to steal your car
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they don't want anything else a lot of them that they're arresting have guns on them and they're not
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toy guns they're real guns they're loaded now you wouldn't know it if you're under 45 but about 30 years
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ago there were terrible race riots in the city of los angeles and a truck driver who just had the
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bad luck of driving through town the moment the riots were kicking off was named reginald denny now
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that's a name that probably doesn't mean anything to someone under 45 years old but reginald denny
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drove in the wrong place at the wrong time and he got pulled out of his truck cab on the streets and he
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was beaten almost to death it was a shocking moment and it just happened to be underneath a news
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helicopter that was covering it live and this was long before the internet long before social media
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this is when everyone genuinely did watch cnn it was the way to get breaking news from around the
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world it was on the one hand riveting television it was a breakthrough for news but it was a horrific
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view of a near murder that millions of people saw and were terrified by i i think that we were maybe
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five minutes away from a reginald denny moment there on toronto's streets i don't know if the people who
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swarmed the vehicle would have beaten him near to death would have used a brick to smash it said i
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don't know we don't know because the man made the decision to drive away if he had made the decision
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to stay i have no doubt that his car would have been smashed and maybe he would have too he probably
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made the decision in the split second of the moment that things could get bad very very bad and if he
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drove away and hopefully didn't kill anyone in driving away whatever the consequences were would likely be
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less than what that street mob would put upon him i think he made the right decision what would you do
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what would you do this is an unusual event in that it was caught on camera i'm sure that
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there are more crimes every day that are not caught on camera that have a similar feeling to them
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the street protest here apparently is because of a mentally unstable person being shot by police and
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police and obviously that's terrible and the massive increase in drug addictions in our streets
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driven in part by trudeau's forced legalization of hard drugs is part of the blame but it's a little
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bit different when one lone deranged drug addict acts out in violence it's terrible terrible for him and
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terrible for the population that's victimized it's different between that and organized political
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violence which is what that protest was and what we're seeing now in the united kingdom's civil war
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more on that civil war in a moment with calvin robinson
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i'm riveted by the united kingdom as you know i've been traveling there ever since our association
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with the troublemaker tommy robinson about seven or eight years ago when he briefly worked with rebel
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news what we've kept in touch as you know when he was arrested a few years ago and jailed we helped
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crowdfund his legal defense and we've been interested in his attempt to build a sort of counterculture
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movement when i say counterculture it's odd to say that patriotism and pro-british symbols and
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and uh to defend british history and and to call that counterculture but these days it certainly is
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when all the establishment are either woke or frankly islamist and the combination of the two
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tommy robinson had a huge march on june the first and then again on july 27th and our reporter alexa
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lavoix attended both of them and they were distinguished the chief quality besides their
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theme of patriotism and stopping mass immigration was how peaceful they were how well behaved they were
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and so it was no surprise thereafter that tommy was arrested under the terrorism act even though
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he had committed no terrorism but that act allows police to arrest people without a warrant and to
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question them without them having the traditional right of not to incriminate themselves under the
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terrorism act you can be detained i think it's for six hours and asked any question and you're forced
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to reply not to reply is a crime that's typically used in a ticking time bomb style situation uh where
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you know you've caught a terrorist mastermind where is the bomb you've got to let us know they use that
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to pick up tommy robinson and strangely most of the questions were what's your purpose for these
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meetings what's this movement about it was just picking his brain about his political protest plans
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very strange well fast forward a week or two and the united kingdom is in flames not because of
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anything tommy robinson said rather he warned about what was coming which is the ghettoization of
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sectarian groups that's how nigel farage would describe muslim groups that have not fully integrated
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there have been riots sparked by a few peculiar incidents including the horrific slaughter of three
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young girls attending a taylor swift party the country is in flames and instead of trying to douse
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the flames and lower the temperature the labor prime minister keir starmer has used it to
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heighten the temperature to blame uh indigenous british people calling them far right and to only
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blame them instead of muslim riots and to only offer sympathy to the muslim side of some of these battles
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not to the british community that itself has many wounds it's terrifying but today things took a
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particular turn for the worse and joining us now to talk about it is our friend calvin robinson who's been
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on the show before he's a priest and a broadcaster you can follow him at calvin robinson.com and on
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twitter calvin great to see you again do you think i summed up recent events i mean i did a whole show
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on it this week but i i talked about the the child welfare services going after uh the gypsy kids and then
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the the horrific stabbings the manchester airport incident all of these things sort of combined i'd say
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the uk is having sort of its george floyd riot moment would you yes it feels like we're having
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a lot of civil unrest that could potentially lead up to a civil war something is brewing the country
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has been under a malaise for the last few months but now that's sparked into something more malevolent
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and it's being stirred up by the people who should be helping solve it our politicians our mainstream media
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the entire establishment seems to be riling up the ordinary british folk and actually making us the
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enemy i don't know why i don't know what the motivation is but all i see is is more upset more
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hurt more aggression and it's going to turn violent more violence than it already has been
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yeah i don't understand it i mean i i would have thought it was a time for keir starmer the new
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prime minister uh to call for unity to call for peace to use soothing tones to talk about building
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a harmonious society but he did the opposite it felt like joe biden's sort of rageful uh speech he gave
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a few months ago where he talked about maga extremists it really sounded partly like a campaign speech
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and partly like haha i'm gonna trump this up into a uk january 6th insurrection moment and do two things
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i'm gonna arrest hundreds of my political enemies i'm gonna terrify thousands more and i'm gonna use
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it to basically to to pre-label any criticism of mass migration as not just racism which they've been
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saying for years but terrorism i think what we saw was keir starmer opportunistically looking to say
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huh people are mad and some people are violent i can use this to my advantage i'm gonna go after all
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my enemies now january 6th that's how it looked to me on this side of the ocean does that ring any
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bells for you or do you think something else is afoot i mean that's one way of reading it i just read
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it as incompetence i think sir keir starmer is a very weak individual he's not a very good leader he's
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an insecure man and i don't think he knows how to address the situation i don't know if he knows how
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to read the situation in order to address it actually and you're right that when he came out his speech
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wasn't unifying he addressed certain demographics in a very different way to address other demographics
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so he pointed the blame and said it's all down to right-wing thugs now i haven't seen many right-wing
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thugs i'm sure there are some but i haven't seen many of them what i have seen is a lot of mohammedans
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with machetes and planks of wood uh beating up white brits damaging cars private property pubs vandalizing
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and they're not being treated in the same way that the brits are being treated when they get angry
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and everyone is getting angry it's everyone against everyone right now but what what's important to
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note is that the prime minister gets up on his pedestals i'm going to protect the muslim communities
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i'm going to provide more funding for security for the mosques in fact elon made elon musk made a good
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point when he said why not protect all communities why not be unified because he's not he's dividing us and
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that's further causing trouble because there are brits that feel like the mohammedans are receiving
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special treatment and then the mohammedans are feeling that they are the ones who are oppressed
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and need special attention and so everyone is being kind of divided and set against each other
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when the prime minister's job should be to get up on the pedestal and say we are all british no matter
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our skin color no matter our religion no matter where our parents come from we all do night under the
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union flag under the monarchy and we should be coming together let's end the violence let's end the
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protests and let's mourn as a country the losses of these three innocent girls that were murdered
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let's let's come together and grieve but he hasn't done that he's stoking the flames why i mean you you
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paint a picture of what it may be but i honestly just think he's an incompetent weak man you know what
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obviously i don't know the uk as well as you do you live there you live it every day but i want to put to
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you a different uh observation and uh interpretation of kirk starmer put by my fellow anglophile will
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chamberlain and he tweeted the other day and i didn't understand it at first he said kirk starmer
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is a left-wing ronda santis and i thought what what does that even mean ronda santis is conservatism
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no what will was getting at is that kirk starmer knows how to use the levers of power knows how to
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use the tools of government he is a former chief prosecutor he's a he was a smart lawyer at a senior
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law firm and what will was saying is he's extremely effective and dangerous and watch how he uses this
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to absolutely batter conservative elements in the country anti-immigration elements this was will's way
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of saying you might hate kirk starmer but he's not dopey like joe biden he's not just about showiness
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he's steak not sizzle so will chamberlain has a grudging respect and fear for kirk starmer i don't
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think he would call kirk starmer incompetent now i mean listen will's a yank what does he know but i saw
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that and i thought you know what kirk starmer knows he he's prosecuted mass riots before and he's he's
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instructed prosecutors to review thousands of videotapes and look they're emptying they announced
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they're going to empty out the prisons of half their violent criminals i think they're making way
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i think there's going to be hundreds of prosecutions i listen i just react to that i'm not necessarily
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challenging your interpretation i'm more scared because what will um chamberlain said made me think
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oh my god this is a terrifying enemy we have he's boring um outwardly but he's terrifying if that's
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the case then that is terrifying because that makes him a tyrant and we have separation in this country
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of our judiciary our legislative so so our parliamentarians shouldn't be telling our judges
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what to do or our police force what to do they should be entirely separate but it seems that that's not
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the case because the people that kirk starmer points a finger at and calls far far right thugs
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those are the people who have been rushed through the judicial system they're being arrested they're
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prosecuted and sent off to prison straight away whereas people from the manchester situation or from
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hair hills or you know other people are not getting through the system and in fact he came out of one
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of the first things he said when he got into power a month ago was that prisons are full he said there
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are only 700 places in all the prisons in the united kingdom we're going to start letting people
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out early so maybe your friend will chamberlain is right maybe what he's doing is he's entering
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the prisons in order to put the right-wing people in to put his political opponents in i hope that's
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not the case but then when i hear the person who does his former job now the chief prosecutor now
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when i hear him this week saying that people who retweet things are also committing a crime
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and they should be very much aware of that but it's just as much it's just as bad as inciting violence
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it's just as bad as being out there and rioting yourself it's like okay so they're looking at people
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who are saying things that they don't like but not just saying things retweeting things that they
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don't like and they're coming for them just astonishing i mean i listen i'm not an expert
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in british law and i don't pass myself off as one but i know that the commonalities between british law
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and canadian law there's a tremendous number of commonalities in fact over here we often look to
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british law it's not binding but it's uh persuasive in some cases at least the high courts we have a common
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common common legacy let me put it that way yeah and in criminal law intention or uh malafides
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actus there's actus reis which is the um the the illegal act but then there's what they call the
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mens rea the mental element sorry to bore you with my tiny bit of latin but my point is you need to
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for something to be a crime there has to be a criminal intention it's the difference between accidentally
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brushing up against someone on the street and purposefully hitting them listen to this head of
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public prosecution say that merely retweeting something even if you know with we don't even
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know if there's hate in your heart it's a hate crime just to click that retweet button listen to
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the man himself take a listen in the offense of incitement to racial hatred involves publishing or
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distributing material uh which is uh insulting or abusive which is intended to or likely to start
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racial hatred so if you retweet that then you're republishing that and then potentially you're
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committing that offense and we do have dedicated police officers who are scouring social media their
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job is to look for this material and then follow up with identification arrests and so forth so it's a
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really really serious people might think they're not doing anything uh harmful they are and the
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consequences will be visited upon them i think the fact that he says so so calmly that there are
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countless officials in the uk going through so like creeping and stalking your social media and and one of
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those words was he said not just creating hatred but quote being insulting so if you are intentionally
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insulting or or go ahead yeah i mean or insulting someone in a way likely to cause offense literally
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anyone in the world could be caught by that offense is now a crime in this country unfortunately the
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problem is a retweet is not an endorsement retweeting something does not mean i agree with it it means
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i'm showing my audience it i might be retweeting it to say look at this fool look at this clown look at
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what they're saying but according to the the dpp that means i'm also perpetrating the exact same
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crime that the original tweeter is which is offense offense is a crime and who is going to
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arrest us for causing offense police officers who are sitting there scouring the internet now you
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can't get a police officer to help you if you get mugged if you get stabbed you can't get a police
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officer to help you if you get burgled but if you tweet something or no no if you retweet something
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you can get arrested now what does that say about the state of our society when actual real life
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bodily physical crimes are not prosecuted not people aren't arrested but online hate speech
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as they call it is a crime and you are arrested for it it just goes to show what they're afraid
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of and actually this week we've seen on our mainstream media all across the board every
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single day the question they've been asking and you know when they ask the question it's because they
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want a specific answer they've been asking the question should social media be banned for the
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temporary period to save people to say to make places safe like a temporary situation to make
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us safe when we've heard when we have that before ezra two weeks to flatten the curve oh we have to
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extend it i know the exact i know the exact argument here's a clip i saw earlier today oh just a temper
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just until we get through this little spot of bother here take a look at this i think so i think so i
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think we should stop it um it's only a temporary measure in order to limit um the spread of
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inflammatory information misinformation as well across the united kingdom at this point and uh this
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i think we should focus on keeping people safe and communities safe as well so my point is to stop it
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you're exactly right calvin this idea oh it's just a temporary suspension of your civil liberties we've
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seen that that temporary turn into two years that's if you if you say to the government that in an
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emergency they can withdraw your civil liberties you can be guaranteed you're going to have a
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perpetual emergency let me show you something even more astonishing because i think i was mentioning this
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to you right before we turn on the cameras for those who remember calvin came with rebel news to
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the world economic forum um in davos switzerland a couple years ago it was wonderful to hang out with them
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in that frosty place you might recall calvin and i had sort of a walking interview with greta tunberg
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which i thought was very very illuminating and calvin did a great job you got to be careful when you're
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scrumming a 20 year old who looks 14 that you and calvin did a great job anyways um last year at davos
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the number one thing i heard from uh the fancy delegates was we got to stop trump but the number two thing
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very close behind was we have to stop elon musk in order to stop trump because by taking the censorship
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off of twitter all sorts of things are being talked about by ordinary people that are off the approved
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narrative and look at this this is what uh a scrum of the head of the metropolitan police which is what
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they call the main police department in london mark rally is his name and listen to the second question
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it's about a minute and a half this clip the second question is specifically about elon musk because
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elon musk is chiming in with the debate he used your phrase two-tier cure he's talked about the
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rotherham uh rape gangs he's talking about things that have been covered up by the dominant narrative
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for years and i think there's a personal hatred amongst the establishment towards elon musk more than
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any other social media because he's the freest look at the head of the the london police being asked
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what do you do about elon musk now he doesn't use the word elon musk in reply but he's pretty clear
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take a look at this one minute clip so we'll throw the full force of the law as offenders whether that's
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charging people with assaults violent disorder riot and if terrorism offenses are appropriate i know the
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director of public prosecutions has said he's prepared to consider that we will throw the
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false force of the law at people and whether you're in this country committing crimes on the streets
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or committing crimes from further afield online we will come after you talk to me about that because
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we have seen some high profile figures whipping up the hatred you talked about it in there with the
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officers in fact about this being added to by online commentary i mean i'm even thinking of the
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likes of elon musk getting involved what are you considering when it comes to dealing with people
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who are whipping up this kind of behavior from behind a keyboard maybe in a different country
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being a keyboard warrior does not make you safe from the law you can be guilty of offenses of of
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incitement of stirring up racial hatred there are numerous terrorist offenses regarding
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um uh the sort of publishing of material all of those offenses are in play if people are provoking
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hatred and violence on the streets and we'll come after those individuals just as we will physically
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confront on the streets the thugs and the obs who are taking who are causing the problems for
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communities there you have it the question was about elon musk he didn't repeat that name in the answer
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and i suppose in some ways what he said was correct i mean assault riot those are offenses and i think
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everyone would want those things to be attacked by the police they haven't in in many uh muslim
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communities and when asked about you know online offenses it's true you can commit a crime on the
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internet just like you could on a telephone or with the mail but that loosey-goosey did you provoke
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violence what does that mean by talking about the rape gangs in rotherham are you provoking violence
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that's what scares me calvin is the language by the prosecutors if you're insulting and it is likely
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to cause hurt feelings these are not objective standards these are political subjective standards
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that we're all guilty in advance of it just comes down to who's charged don't you think
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yeah the reason the pakistan muslim rape gangs have been getting away with grooming and raping young
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girls all across the country is because the political class whether it's the counselors and the
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police or the mps and everyone who's been involved has covered it up for the sake of diversity because
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they thought if they address it they will they will inspire racial wars they will inspire a culture war
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quite literally and so that tells you a lot about their way of thinking that if if addressing a problem
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can cause a problem then they're going to avoid addressing the problem which is what they're talking
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about here on the internet so if people like you or i or elon mask addresses the pakistan muslim
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grooming gang situation we are inciting violence because we're potentially getting people angry
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about a situation that's going on whereas what they should be addressing is the problem itself which
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is the pakistan muslim rape gangs but this goes across the board for everything this past week we've
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seen a lot of protests some of them have turned into riots the people who have addressed them have
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been the problem according to the mainstream media and the politicians but this speech by mark rowdy was
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incredibly worrying for a lot a number of reasons one of them is that he seems to believe his jurisdiction
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extends outside of the united kingdom he starts talking about people who are online further
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abroad or further afield that's that's outside of his bounds he doesn't have the remit for that
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and then he starts talking about terrorism legislation well we know that police abuse
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terrorism legislation which was put in place to help them prevent terrorism but they use it for other
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things because it gives them more freedom it gives them more freedom because it takes away our freedoms
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you talked at the top of the show actually about a mutual friend of ours who's been arrested recently
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under the terrorism legislation not because they suspected as being a terrorist but because they
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knew they could hold him for longer they could do what they want and that's the problem with these
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emergency acts these emergency bills and this emergency legislation it gives too much power
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to people who shouldn't have it you know it's um you say that one of the reasons the mainstream
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media doesn't want to talk about it is they don't want to whip up uh feelings that that's true but i read the
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rotherham inquiry the 1400 girls plus who were systemically raped again and again and again
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because they were basically um well exploited is the obvious word but they were they were blackmailed
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and extorted into into have being raped day after day like it's it's an astonishing thing that i hope
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we never have to come to terms with here in north america um but it's it's widespread in the uk
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finally when the government acknowledged that it was happening there was a commission of inquiry and
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again and again witnesses said i didn't want to speak out because i didn't want to be called a racist
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because 80 plus percent of the rapists in rotherham were pakistani muslim men all the nurses and doctors
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and social workers and police and politicians and journalists all the official people saw it but they
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said again and again if you read that commission inquiry you can do a find find the word racism
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find the word like a search and find again and again i didn't want someone to call me racist so i
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allowed the rapes to continue i think that uh is a huge part of it people think they have to stand with
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these uh rioters and rapists or else they're not being progressive enough and they'll be called far right
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last word to you yes and this is the message that the mainstream media and the politicians are putting
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across now this is essentially why they're talking about potentially banning social media for the
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temporary period because the problem is not social media the problem is free speech and they will ban
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anything that allows us to communicate with each other the only way i've been able to keep up with
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the news this week is by twitter or x as they call it now because the mainstream media has not been
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covering the events properly they've been incredibly biased you know we they blame the edl for goodness sake
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english defense league hasn't been around since 2013 who has who has been out on the streets the
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muslim defense league but they haven't been mentioned once and so this is the the incredible
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two-tier bias that the mainstream media has along with the two-tier bias of the policing system put
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that together and we live in a tyrannical situation so social media through twitter and rumble
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have been outlets where we've been able to communicate with each other let each other know what's really
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going on on the ground and this is why the establishment wants to ban twitter and and punish
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elon musk for giving us a voice you know i said that was the last word but i've just got to throw in
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one more thing and it's a a wonderful tweet uh listen misinformation is a human uh a human frailty
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we get we try to conclude something before we have 100 of the facts we make a guess we just have an
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action we get something wrong everyone makes mistakes legacy media blames social media for having
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misinformation there's just as many mistakes in legacy media it's just that they're the gatekeepers
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of their own corrections one of my favorite things about twitter as i mentioned the other day is
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something called community notes where ordinary people get to fact check even the fancy people
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and this gorgeous gorgeous tweet by the guardian which is a far left newspaper in the uk they were
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saying there's no such thing as two-tier policing that's a right-wing trope and then bam community notes
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cites about four cases where the guardian itself has said that there's two-tier policing in that case
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it was against minorities against black citizens so you know yes people get it wrong all the time
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the beauty of social media is that it corrects itself faster and it doesn't allow the disinformation
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spreader to veto his own corrections you can't get a correction in the guardian unless the guardian's
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letters to the editor uh boss lets you in but on twitter the world can correct an area i just thought
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that was a wonderful uh thing and i i don't know if you saw that but uh calvin that made me chuckle
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that's an important distinction that you just made that you just inferred to and that the difference
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between disinformation and misinformation so disinformation is false information that's been
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spread on purpose in order to cause problems of course we should prevent the spread of disinformation
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but misinformation is false information that's been spread by accident maybe not on purpose and
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we all make those mistakes but you'll see the mainstream media and the politicians are clamping
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down on misinformation because what they don't want is they don't want us spreading information that
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they see as false whether it's true or false in reality and if we don't have the ability to spread
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misinformation if we don't have the ability to get things wrong we do not have free speech and we do
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not have freedom that's a great place to leave it calvin robinson one of the good guys that's for
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sure i've had the pleasure of attending church at his church in the united kingdom i'm jewish myself
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but it was a beautiful thing to observe you can follow calvin at his website calvinrobinson.com
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take care of my friend hope to talk to you again soon thank you god bless you all right you too
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hey welcome back your letters to me arctic cat says it was heartwarming to see the british and irish
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people protesting in unity they are all suffering from the same invasion so they need to unite
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yeah i saw some really interesting images i think it was from a protest i think it might have been in
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belfast which is in northern ireland which as you may know is part of the united kingdom it's the more
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protestant part of the island of ireland the southern part of course is catholic and they had a civil war
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they had a rebellion and they had the troubles for years there are some deep rivalries there but to see
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the two flags at the same protest against mass immigration it was a startling sight to see i
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know exactly what you're talking about yvonne boudreau says why are the pride parades held
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in august and not june during pride month well don't you know it's pride decade i i'm not even
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kidding i mean everything is pride have you uh have you watched netflix lately have you watched
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disney lately but as i thought it was interesting what drea pointed out they don't call it gay pride
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anymore because they're way way past gay in fact i'd say they're so far past gay they're anti-gay
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i think i told you that a year ago i heard a speaker in the uk with the gay men's network saying
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if he were a kid today they would have said no no you're not a gay man you're a woman traps in a
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man's body we got to chop you up he said it's a war against gay men or or gay young men because each of
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them is being diagnosed as trans and they're being pumped full of meds and surgery so they're not
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called gay pride anymore because they're really not about gay pride it's all about the t and the q
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the trans extremism and general queering and i don't mean that in a sexual sense although that too
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i mean that in destroying everything in the world when i showed you that strange combination
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that was protesting in the streets of toronto that swarmed that guy's car it was a little bit of
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this a little bit of that a little bit of hamas a little bit of indigenous a little bit of black
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let's just all get together why what's the commonality smash the state fight the man undermine
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canada its rule of law its police its system its constitution revolution that's what the t and the q stand
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for well that's our show for today until tomorrow on behalf of all of us here at rebel world headquarters
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to you at home good night and keep fighting for freedom