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00:01:32.020Tonight, I've been sued for $800,000 by Justin Trudeau's Human Rights Commission crony, plus a feature interview with our friend John Carpe of the Justice Center.
00:01:51.120It's February 6th, and this is The Ezra LeVant Show.
00:02:42.640That's why I'm here today, to announce that I have launched defamation lawsuits against those who spearheaded a targeted attack against me this past summer.
00:02:53.120Conservative Member of Parliament Melissa Lantzman, right-wing media personality Ezra LeVant, and the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, CJ.
00:05:55.260Now, remember, Datani was Trudeau's first choice to be Canada's censor.
00:06:00.220There's no doubt in my mind he would have weaponized the Canadian Human Rights Commission against Rebel News, and against the Conservative Party, and against pro-Israel activists.
00:06:09.680That's exactly what he's doing now with his lawsuit.
00:06:13.540I'm not too worried about Melissa Lansman.
00:07:12.740You know, Detani was going to be the chief enforcer of Trudeau's C-63, silencing dissident voices.
00:07:19.360This lawsuit could have the same effect.
00:07:22.220Is it any surprise that someone who said terrorism is, quote, a rational and well-calculated strategy, unquote, would sue to silence his critics?
00:08:04.080Hi, I'm Sammy Woodhouse reporting with Rebel News.
00:08:06.880Well, today, I hit the streets in Rotherham and Barnsley to find out exactly what members of the community thought about their prime minister, Keir Starmer, President Donald Trump, immigration.
00:08:18.040And do they trust the mainstream media?
00:17:44.000Maybe I'm applying too much political lens to this, but it's an inherently political battle.
00:17:48.900Yeah, I think it's a constitutional issue and there's no Canadian case law on it yet.
00:17:57.200If somebody had thought about it back in the day, theoretically, somebody could have challenged Stephen Harper's prorogation of parliament and, you know, a different fact scenario.
00:18:10.560And in this situation here, it's not a COVID masks, vaccine travel restriction, none of that.
00:18:21.620Because as I've outlined in my book, we've had a serious problem with judges in Canada that are writing the media narrative into their court rulings, not supported by evidence.
00:18:32.160But that was because there's so much fear.
00:18:38.220We don't have 24-hour-a-day media fear-mongering about, you know, what would happen if parliament comes back into session before March 24th.
00:20:25.920Why should Canadians have to wait around for their mess to be sorted out?
00:20:29.500Well, that's one of the points that, you know, a political party, neither the liberal party nor any other party, is a constitutional player.
00:20:39.160These parties, they exist, they exist, they're real, but constitutionally, it's irrelevant.
00:20:45.260It's like, well, this is bad for your party?
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00:23:04.680So when, you know, the Justice Centre, we sued governments across Canada over lockdowns of vaccine passports and lost pretty much every case.
00:23:13.500Some of them we had minor or partial victories.
00:23:15.380But on the whole, the governments would admit in court, yes, lockdowns violate the freedoms of conscience, religion, expression, association, peaceful assembly, mobility, travel, bodily autonomy.
00:23:29.680Yes, all these rights and freedoms are violated by lockdowns and travel restrictions.
00:23:35.060The government submitted that in court.
00:23:42.180So we have, for example, in the Gateway case in Manitoba, the judge wrote into his judgment, COVID is unprecedented and it's the worst global pandemic in a century.
00:24:45.960You know, it's interesting you say that.
00:24:47.020One of the cases that the Democracy Fund helped fund was that of Arthur Pawlowski, the Christian pastor from Calgary.
00:24:55.080And he would give sermons and do Facebook posts and do TV interviews where he would be a skeptic or a dissident on the conventional government narrative about COVID.
00:25:05.740And so a judge named Adam Germain, who has since retired.
00:25:12.820Adam Germain made an astonishing ruling saying that whenever Arthur Pawlowski, the pastor, would say anything that contradicted the official government narrative, he had to immediately then take out this little card that Judge Germain had written.
00:25:29.120What I've said is contrary to, like, he's got to self-
00:26:01.100And maybe if you're in your 70s, maybe you, you know, that is the age, as we know, most people who died from COVID were very old, were sick with other things.
00:26:11.800So maybe in this judge's little world, maybe he, maybe all the people in their 70s and 80s that were his peer group, maybe they all did know someone who died.
00:26:21.960And maybe because you're a 70-something-year-old judge, you're not going out to where young people go.
00:26:28.240You're not going to the gyms or the bars or the restaurants or on the streets.
00:26:34.960So you just live with your fear and the TV set pumping you with propaganda, whereas young people are saying, hey, can I leave my house, please?
00:26:45.040So the most nervous guys in the world, judges, the most obedient to authority, judges, that's their whole currency is obey.
00:26:54.800I think that in the minds of all these 70-something judges was exactly what you say, fear and outrage that anyone would defy authority, even if the authority was truly stupid, like mask rules or you can sit down in a restaurant but not stand up.
00:27:41.280A lot of small businessmen, their business is their retirement.
00:27:45.160They don't have the generous public sector pensions.
00:27:48.780So they're hoping that when they're retiring at 60 or 70, whatever age, they will sell the business and get a half million or a million, and that's their retirement.
00:27:58.360And then along come these chief medical officers who have zero understanding of business and economics, you know, and the likes of Jason Kenney, who's never had a private sector job.
00:28:09.180And they just destroy businesses, and it creates poverty, despair, all these lockdown harms.
00:28:17.660And I think the judges, they were the privileged public sector class.
00:30:22.000It's going to be you have to give up your rights and freedoms to prevent the world from burning into a crisp.
00:30:27.500And so this is just, and the book is a warning to Canadians, if you were pro-lockdown, if you thought lockdowns were good and vaccine passports were necessary and effective, let's say that's your viewpoint, you should still be very concerned about these court rulings where the government, the courts have lowered the bar for government.
00:30:50.560Justice Rene Pomerantz said, instead of the Section 1, the government has to demonstrably justify with cogent and persuasive evidence that its lockdowns are doing more good than harm.
00:31:04.840Instead of that test, which is, you know, up here, she said, the question is, was it open to Ontario to do what it did?
00:31:14.920So my challenge to people who are pro-lockdown is, do you want courts that are going to rubber stamp any time the government comes along and says, it's an emergency, our solution is the only way to deal with it, and we're violating rights and freedoms, but you better agree with us, otherwise people are going to die.
00:31:43.700They call it ULEZ, Ultra Low Emission Zones, and they have countless spy cameras that are tracking who's moving when, and they'll issue you a fine if you travel when you're not supposed to.
00:31:56.660By the way, there's sort of an anarchist response to that.
00:31:59.980People who call themselves blade runners run around with a metal saw and knock these down by the hundred.
00:32:50.140Almost nothing has been rebuilt, except the government, and I'm sort of scooping myself here, but consider this like a teaser for what we're going to roll out.
00:33:01.800They've set up a kind of FEMA camp that reminded me more than anything of the Australian COVID detention camp.
00:33:09.960I don't know if you ever saw video footage.
00:33:11.820It was this huge prison-like camp with hundreds of tiny homes where COVID people were going to be stacked.
00:33:21.720And they never really took off, but they were built, and some people used them.
00:34:40.720And if we drive our cars less, then we control the climate.
00:34:44.920But based on that pretext, if we accept that, and if we accept that global warming is a bad thing,
00:34:51.560which in my view it's not, but if you accept the whole narrative, right,
00:34:56.420mankind controls the weather, warming is bad, and so on, it leads to that next step where the government can take away all your rights and freedoms.
00:35:09.980You've got Zoom and telephones, and you have the violation of rights and freedoms in the name of saving the earth from the climate holocaust.
00:35:19.540Well, the World Economic Forum had that famous essay and video, you'll own nothing and you'll be happy.
00:35:26.560And it was this dystopian future where everything was like an Uber, just a temporary rental.
00:35:32.240So the means of production, the assets, you were just passing through life.
00:35:56.700I was at the World Economic Forum also.
00:35:58.300There was a guy giving away bug protein, like insect protein candy bars, and people were taking them.
00:36:05.100And I can assure you the oligarchs who run that place are not eating bugs.
00:36:09.460But like you say, for climate reasons, the little people have to.
00:36:12.400And my Maui example was a little bit off point, but I'm saying a lot of people are conditioned now to accept things that they would not have done.
00:36:22.860The pandemic broke our spirit in a lot of ways.
00:36:25.260Just like now when we go on a plane, we're used to taking off our shoes and being poked and prodded and being groped by the, you know, TSA.
00:36:35.000That would have been shocking before that, but 9-11 broke that psychological barrier.
00:36:41.780COVID broke another psychological barrier.
00:36:43.960Now we accept the government saying, you can't go there.
00:38:08.480You know, one of the things that I look back at Donald Trump's first presidency, I think his most important legacy from that term was his judicial appointments to the Supreme Court, of course, but also every court below.
00:38:40.400I think Stephen Harper's greatest missed opportunity in his term was he didn't take the court seriously.
00:38:47.100He allowed the justice ministers to appoint their buddies, really.
00:38:50.620I think if Pierre Paglia becomes prime minister later this year, and there's a real chance he will,
00:38:54.300I think one of those culture-changing, long-term strategic moves has to be to find and help incubate legal and judicial and law professor and law student talent so that if Paglia was prime minister for four or eight years, he can do hundreds of appointments that will slowly turn the ship around.
00:39:19.260I think that's the number one error Harper made.
00:39:23.260Harper appointed, for example, in Saskatchewan, there's a judge, Michael McGaw, ordered a 12-year-old girl to be injected with the mRNA vaccine, contrary to the girl's wishes, contrary to the mother's wishes, but worse.
00:39:37.480He says he takes judicial notice of the fact that the vaccine is safe and effective for adults and children.
00:39:46.400And his reason for taking judicial notice is that because Health Canada and the Saskatchewan Health Authority have said that the vaccine is safe and effective.
00:39:58.820And no reasonable person would dispute what a government body has said about the vaccine.