Rebel News Podcast - Rebel Roundup： Guests Keean Bexte, Sheila Gunn Reid & Ezra Levant

00:00:00.000 Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies and gentlemen, and the rest of you, in which we look back at

00:00:04.200 some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favorite rebels. I'm your host, David Menzies.

00:00:10.060 Well, yesterday, Omar Khadr, our homegrown Islamist terrorist, he was back in a courtroom,

00:00:15.940 this time arguing for some of his bail conditions to be dropped. Kian Bexte was also in that Edmonton

00:00:22.500 courtroom, and he'll explain how it is that when it comes to sheer unmitigated gall, Omar Khadr

00:00:29.700 has no equal. And speaking of scumbags, Abdullahi Hashi Farah is many things. He's a drug dealer, 0.98

00:00:38.660 he's a gun smuggler, he's even a trafficker for pedophiles, so naturally he's just the sort of 0.96

00:00:45.440 person we'd want as a future Canadian citizen, right? Ezra Levant has all the unbelievable details,

00:00:53.180 and Sheila Gunn-Reed has just returned from the UN's Climate Change Conference in Poland,

00:00:57.460 and she'll explain why the UN slogan when it comes to climate change should really be

00:01:03.400 do as we say, not as we do. And finally, we get your letters every minute of every day,

00:01:10.240 and I'll share some of the letters we received regarding my journey to Marrakesh to cover the

00:01:14.840 UN's Conference on Migration. My first observation, while the UN doesn't care very much for developed

00:01:21.780 nations erecting walls and fences to protect their borders and citizens, this very same UN loves

00:01:29.080 walls and fences when it comes to protecting its own conference venue. A double standard much?

00:01:36.520 Those are your rebels, now let's round them up.

00:01:38.720 So the day started with us running around the Edmonton Court Centre trying to find out which

00:01:50.360 door Omar Khadr was going to choose to come into the building. Turns out we were right, we were the

00:01:55.320 first to head him off, and he came in the side door here where there's very little media, but we got to

00:01:59.540 him and we asked him if he regretted killing Christopher Speer. We asked him where his taxpayer-funded

00:02:04.400 fortune was, no answer, no answer at all. We followed him in, we went up the elevator with

00:02:09.240 his convicted terrorist, and he just stood there with a smile on his face. We went into the courtroom

00:02:15.020 and sat just right next to him, actually. When he sat there, we could see his socks. They were very

00:02:20.020 Trudeau-esque. We couldn't get that on camera, of course, because we're not allowed cameras in the

00:02:23.480 courtroom, but what we left with was a verdict from the judge saying, well, it was actually a lack of a

00:02:28.300 verdict, saying she was going to push it back about a week until next Friday. That's when we'll know

00:02:32.700 whether or not Omar Khadr will get a Canadian passport to travel to Saudi Arabia.

00:02:37.920 Call me rash, call me foolhardy, call me spiteful even, but you think that if a convicted murderer

00:02:44.080 regained his freedom after doing only 10 years in the slammer, and then went on to receive a $10.5

00:02:51.620 million check, courtesy of the taxpayers, well, you think that murderer might feel as though he had

00:02:58.440 just won the justice system sweepstakes, right? Oh, but not when it comes to Canada's homegrown 0.99

00:03:04.640 Islamist terrorist, Omar Khadr, for you see, not so little Omar was in a Edmonton courtroom yesterday,

00:03:11.600 and he turned on the charm to get his various bail conditions lifted so that he can travel outside the

00:03:17.200 country and speak to his terrorist-loving sister, Zanaib. And get this, Omar actually called his bail

00:03:25.580 conditions and injustice. Yes, that's right, he's the victim here, but just try telling that to the

00:03:32.540 family of Christopher Speer, the U.S. soldier Omar ruthlessly murdered. Joining me now is our rebel

00:03:39.400 reporter, Kian Bexte, who was in that Edmonton courtroom yesterday. Welcome to Rebel Roundup, Kian.

00:03:45.320 Thanks for having me.

00:03:46.340 A pleasure. Now, Kian, help me make sense of this latest Omar Khadr courtroom drama here.

00:03:52.260 Since Omar confessed to murder, and since he and his lawyers signed off on all of his various bail

00:04:00.820 conditions, what in the world is his argument now in terms of trying to receive leniency?

00:04:07.700 Well, it's kind of weird because he doesn't really have an argument. His argument is,

00:04:12.140 he's been such a nice guy, you know, feel bad for me. I'm just some poor soul who got caught up in the

00:04:19.480 justice system. I mean, he's sure to say how great the justice system is. Of course, it awarded him

00:04:24.940 $10.5 million at the end of the day. Well, Justin Trudeau did at least. He doesn't have an argument.

00:04:32.220 He's just going off a smile and a prayer.

00:04:35.120 You know, and the thing I think that grates Canadians so much about this case, Kian,

00:04:41.200 it's in addition to the horrific act of murder he carried out on an allied troop to Canada,

00:04:47.940 and of course, his ideology that he presumably might still subscribe to. It's the fact that all

00:04:55.660 these years later, and all these paychecks later, he has never, at least to my eyes and ears,

00:05:02.340 expressed any regret about what he did in his past.

00:05:06.360 You couldn't be more right about that. I was outside the courtroom. We were trying to head

00:05:12.580 him off, figure out which door he was coming in, and we chose the smaller door, figuring he was

00:05:17.540 going to go where the media weren't. So we waited there, and we talked to him. Well, at least we

00:05:24.280 tried to. We said, I asked him, Omar, do you regret killing Christopher Spear? And he just looked

00:05:30.540 straight ahead, kept walking, totally ignored me. I asked him where his offshore

00:05:36.340 if his money was offshore. He wouldn't answer me again. And then I followed him into the building,

00:05:40.600 passed the security checks, where they made sure he didn't have a grenade with him.

00:05:44.600 And then we went up the elevator, and he stood in the elevator and just smiled at me, knowing that

00:05:49.280 I couldn't record him and ask him any questions in the courthouse. He just smiled, smirked, and grinned.

00:05:54.200 It just, oh, I can understand why Canadians are frustrated with him.

00:05:59.860 You know, Kian, that anecdote you just shared with me, and I didn't know that happened until just a few

00:06:04.680 seconds ago of you in the elevator and him smiling and the smile being more of a sneer.

00:06:09.680 I think that is an incredible anecdote in terms of, I think what you saw was the real Omar Cotter.

00:06:17.780 You know, not the guy that goes to press conferences, you know, with the teary eyes and,

00:06:24.440 you know, the whole act of contrition and, oh, woe is me, the victim. But the fact that this is a guy

00:06:32.260 who literally not only got away with murder, but got an eight-figure check from Canadians too, 0.97

00:06:39.380 and he must think we are the biggest suckers on the planet, and you peeled back the onion skin 0.81

00:06:45.780 and saw the real Omar in that elevator, I should think. 0.91

00:06:49.180 I sure think I did. I think he has absolutely no remorse for what he does, what he did. He killed

00:06:56.460 Christopher Speer, but keep in mind he wounded many others. And he took $10.5 million away from

00:07:04.860 the taxpayers when we're in major debt and Justin Trudeau's deficit spending his way to the next

00:07:10.080 election. I think that we are going to be played as fools if we let Omar Cotter fly to Saudi Arabia, 0.85

00:07:18.720 keep in mind it's Saudi Arabia that he wants to go to, to speak with his sister, who has not denounced

00:07:25.180 al-Qaeda at all in any way whatsoever. Why does he want to do that? It just doesn't make any sense.

00:07:31.300 Oh, in fact, she openly mocks the West while, of course, taking all kinds of welfare from the West 0.76

00:07:39.700 to maintain her lifestyle, which again is another insidious point. But you're right. Do we want this

00:07:46.300 convicted murderer, self-confessed, going to a country that doesn't really have a good record when it comes

00:07:54.360 to terrorism, cavorting with family members who are pro-terrorism as far as I can tell? Surely this must be

00:08:02.620 weighing in in terms of the judge's decision. I know she's reserved her judgment, Kian, but surely

00:08:09.200 these have to be the pertinent relevant points in terms of him being granted an exclusion from these

00:08:17.200 bail conditions or not. Well, I don't consider myself a lawyer by any stretch of the means, but

00:08:22.660 from what I understand is that both the Alberta and Canadian Crown prosecutors were opposed to these

00:08:30.420 amendments to his bail conditions, which is actually a really big thing because bail, how bail is set is

00:08:37.760 very much dependent on what the prosecutors want. So because the Crown prosecutors from the federal

00:08:45.220 government, which keep in mind, this whole thing was delayed a few months so that the federal

00:08:50.260 prosecutor could get advice from the federal government on what to do. So you know that Justin

00:08:56.040 Trudeau explicitly decided to tell this Crown prosecutor to not support Omar Khadr here, which is

00:09:02.360 interesting, I think, heading up to the next election. We know that Justin Trudeau gave him $10.5 million

00:09:07.140 at the snap of his fingers. He didn't seem to care that much about it then, but he saw the outcry

00:09:12.880 afterwards. And now he's just trying to make amends, I think, by putting up a little bit of a fight and

00:09:18.480 saying, no, Omar, we want you to sort of pay for what you've done. But really, at the end of the day,

00:09:24.200 it's up to the judge, I suppose.

00:09:25.580 So Kian, I think in the weeks and months ahead, and this is just pure speculation on my part,

00:09:32.040 but I'm wondering if the other arrow in Omar's legalistic quiver is to play the Islamophobia card,

00:09:39.240 namely that as a devout Muslim, he must go to Mecca to take part in the Hajj and that to deny him 0.91

00:09:45.920 the opportunity to do so is not merely an attack on him and his family, but on his very faith.

00:09:51.540 And I'm just kind of worried you might have a judge here in Canada that would actually buy into

00:09:57.380 that nonsense.

00:09:59.000 I mean, you don't have to speculate to see that. Omar Khadr is already doing that. As disgusting

00:10:05.040 as that sounds, as manipulative as that sounds, that's the first thing that he said when he went

00:10:09.640 out to the press conference to sob to the CBC and the rest of the mainstream media about his plight

00:10:14.760 and how awful his life has been, especially when he compared Canada to Guantanamo Bay.

00:10:20.340 It's absolutely astounding the lengths that this man will go to to manipulate Canadians.

00:10:26.600 Yeah, especially since from what I've read of Guantanamo Bay, it was not the hellhole it's

00:10:32.120 been depicted as, I mean, they were very accommodating to the Islamist terrorists that were there.

00:10:37.760 But one last question, Kian. You mentioned the CBC. The other appalling factor of the Qatar 1.00

00:10:44.260 saga is the fact that he and his family, at least in my eyes, seem to be just such wonderful

00:10:50.920 little media darlings. And I came across some mention, I think it was a CBC journalist, that

00:10:57.920 compared Omar's atrocities in the past to a teenager carrying out an act of vandalism in

00:11:06.560 his or her past, which is absolutely perverse and egregious. What have you picked up in terms

00:11:14.120 of how the media coverage has been regarding this individual?

00:11:20.500 You know, they, at that press conference, nobody was asking any tough questions whatsoever besides

00:11:27.000 besides the rebel who was there. They were, they were asking a few, you know, legal based questions.

00:11:33.740 Oh, what does, what do you, do you regret taking this legal path that you did that's put you in

00:11:38.100 this situation? That kind of thing. Nobody asked him if he regretted killing Christopher Spear. Nobody

00:11:44.220 asked him if he wished he could go back to when he was 15 years old and not throw a grenade,

00:11:50.500 changing the life of dozens of people who keep in mind, he's not the center of this story. The center

00:11:55.680 of this story of those wounded on the other end of his grenade. And the mainstream media has just

00:11:59.740 declined to, to actually shed any light on, on the other side of the story at all.

00:12:05.420 Well, Kenan, thanks for this report. I got to tell you, I don't know really who I have more contempt for,

00:12:10.980 the likes of Cotter or the government paying him off or the media that just thinks this is a little

00:12:19.100 darling. This is somehow a good news story of a juvenile delinquent reforming. There was just

00:12:25.300 so much blame to go around here, but thank you so much for going to court and seeing firsthand

00:12:30.540 what this fellow is really all about. No problem. Thanks for having me. You've got it. And that's

00:12:36.060 Kian Backstay in Edmonton. And folks, keep it here. More of Rebel Roundup to come right after this.

00:12:41.480 Abdullahi Hashifera's candid confession about his gangster past clearly impressed the Immigration and

00:12:56.120 Refugee Board officer who presided over his first detention hearing on November 1st, 2017.

00:13:01.880 I say, what? Sure, he was a gangster. Sure, he led a life of violence and crime. Sure, he was on the run 0.62

00:13:10.020 from police. But he was just so honest about it. I just really felt like we had this close connection.

00:13:20.120 Caught while crossing the border illegally near Emerson, Manitoba, the 27-year-old Somali citizen

00:13:27.780 readily told the Canada Border Services Agency, CBSA, officers he had an extensive criminal record,

00:13:35.700 had been a Somali outlaw's gang member in Minneapolis, and was fleeing an arrest warrant

00:13:43.300 for parole violation. Oh, wow. All that's missing were a bunch of, you know, FBI cars speeding behind

00:13:51.960 him with the flashing lights. Meet Abdullahi Hashifera. This Somalian-born thug on the run 1.00

00:13:58.520 from U.S. authorities is many things. He's a drug dealer. He's a gun smuggler. He's even trafficked 0.99

00:14:04.820 for pedophiles. So naturally, he's just the sort of person we'd want as a future Canadian citizen,

00:14:10.840 right? Well, at least one Immigration and Refugee Board member thought Farah was the bee's knees

00:14:16.480 because, well, he was just so darn honest about his criminal past. Joining me now with more on

00:14:22.860 this shocking story is Rebel Commander Ezra Lebed. Welcome to Rebel Roundup, Ezra.

00:14:27.040 Thanks. I couldn't believe this story when I read it. And almost as shocking was the fact that the

00:14:32.060 CBC published this, because they have gone to great lengths to be pro-migration, especially Muslim

00:14:38.900 migration, especially Somali Muslim migration. That's where, of course, Ahmed Hassan, our Immigration 0.98

00:14:44.260 Minister himself is from. So this is unusual because this guy, Abdullahi Farah, walked across

00:14:51.040 the border from Minnesota into Canada. So he's not coming from Somalia. He's been in Minnesota for

00:14:58.240 years. Which has a huge Somalian community, right? Yeah, but if you're in Somalia, you're not a refugee.

00:15:03.280 That's right. If you're in Minnesota, you're not a refugee. No. In fact, that's not just obvious 0.79

00:15:06.520 common sense. That's part of what's called the safe third party agreement between Canada and the

00:15:10.820 United States. By law, no one in Canada can apply for refugee status in America and vice versa,

00:15:16.360 because we all acknowledge you're not a refugee anymore. You're safe now. Yes. Now, whether or not 1.00

00:15:21.080 you're real or not is a different question. You might be sent home from one of these two countries,

00:15:25.760 but you can't apply for refugee status in the other guy's country. But Trudeau has allowed that

00:15:30.900 for some reason. But here's the crazy thing. This guy, Abdullahi Farah, criminal record as long as

00:15:39.020 your arm. And not just for trivial things. Guns. As you pointed out, he would essentially kidnap 12

00:15:46.780 year old girls and traffic them to be raped. Obviously drugs, obviously home invasion, robberies. 0.98

00:15:54.560 Like this guy, for all, I mean, he wasn't charged with murder, but it wouldn't shock me. So he, he just

00:16:02.400 walks across the border. He's wanted by police in the States. Yeah. So he's basically fleeing American

00:16:08.620 cops. He's not fleeing discrimination back in Somalia. Somalia is 99% Muslim. You're not, you're not at risk if

00:16:15.940 you're a Muslim in Somalia. That is all there are there. So he gets taken before an immigration and refugee 1.00

00:16:22.780 board judge. And for some reason, he, he just starts to talk about his time with a gang in

00:16:29.680 Minnesota called the Somali outlaws. That's a criminal gang. Yes. And he talks about all these 1.00

00:16:35.060 things he did. And instead of the judge saying, arrest this man and hand him over to the American

00:16:44.440 authorities, he's fleeing. This immigration judge says, you're so honest. I was so touched by your

00:16:50.960 honesty. I really think you're going to be honest in Canada now too. Come on in. And the border

00:17:00.080 services police were saying, no, no, your honor, wait, we're getting more information on this guy

00:17:04.640 from American police. Keep him in custody. Just a few more days, your honor. We're getting info on

00:17:09.360 this guy. No, no, no. I saw how honest he was. And one way I got to tell you this. He said, like,

00:17:17.080 how can you be a Muslim refugee from Muslim Somalia? How does that even work? He said,

00:17:22.380 oh, I'm gay, your honor. I'm, I'm super gay. I'm so gay, your honor. The very, they'd kill me back

00:17:31.580 home. I'm totally gay. I mean, uh, I watch Will and Grace. I'm super gay. And, and Ezra, this is a very 1.00

00:17:40.260 important point, I think, because this is, um, and it was a, it was a well played point on his behalf,

00:17:46.560 because this is the card he had to play to justify not going back to the U S to be deported to

00:17:53.380 Somalia, which is, as you said, 99% Muslim. But if you're a gay Muslim, that doesn't fly there. 1.00

00:17:59.300 But the thing is, obviously, if someone's willing to be a kidnapper, assist in the rape of children, 0.99

00:18:06.140 be a drug dealer, a gun dealer, they just might consider lying. Maybe. And in fact, he wasn't 0.70

00:18:13.160 gay. And police in his phone found all of his Tinder chats with women, found pictures of him

00:18:19.280 having sex with women, found no evidence of homosexuality. Obviously he's a liar. Um, 0.99

00:18:27.160 and the fact is he admitted he was a criminal in a terrible way. And instead of saying, okay,

00:18:33.260 thanks for your admission. Normally criminals aren't stupid enough to admit it. Um, get out. 1.00

00:18:39.320 He was welcomed in and he went on a crime spree in Canada. He was arrested in Edmonton. Um,

00:18:47.100 there was a getaway car that had been used in a bunch of convenience store robberies.

00:18:50.720 This is a one man crime wave. And he basically told that to us at the border. And he was,

00:18:59.160 he didn't slip through the cracks. This isn't someone who sneaked in. He walked in and he said,

00:19:05.320 he was brought to a judge and said, Hey judge. Yeah. It's just me. Somali outlaws. Uh, I do this

00:19:10.500 gang work and that gang work and this criminal work and that criminal work. So yeah, that's me. Oh,

00:19:14.440 but I'm gay. So will you let me in? Yes. And so, so he, he didn't slip in. He was welcomed in. He was

00:19:20.280 escorted in.

00:19:21.220 Well, and can you blame him? I mean, our prime minister put out a tweet basically saying it's open season.

00:19:26.440 Come on down. Like they say on price is right. But as well, let me ask you point blank. Who do

00:19:30.840 you have more contempt for? Uh, Mr. Farah, who is a criminal and, uh, actually was honest about his

00:19:38.060 criminality or the, uh, immigration and refugee board, uh, person here, a Trent cook that had this,

00:19:46.160 what I consider to be an absolutely perverse interpretation of his confessions and admissions

00:19:52.220 by applauding him for his honesty and letting him to come in to victimize Canadians.

00:19:57.820 Yeah. You know, it was so disgraceful. Um, someone who's an immigration and refugee board judge has an

00:20:04.300 enormous public duty. Uh, we entrust him with our safety and for him to be so derelict in his duty

00:20:12.260 shows a great disrespect for the law and for Canadians. And the fact that he was shown to be such a fool 0.99

00:20:19.680 here, uh, he not only disrespected us, but just out of self-respect, he should resign. Yeah. What he did, 0.98

00:20:30.240 all the, the wreckage and carnage in Canada, all these robberies, all this drug dealing in Canada, 0.99

00:20:39.200 because this damn fool, immigration and refugee board judge, I just, I really feel you're honest 0.99

00:20:46.220 and I really, you know, you're wonderful. No one like that should be in any position of authority. 1.00

00:20:54.660 Uh, if he had any respect for Canadians, this refugee board judge should resign. And, and he hasn't resigned

00:21:02.780 because he doesn't respect us. Well, to my, uh, knowledge, Ezra, he hasn't even, uh, shown any regret.

00:21:10.100 He hasn't even apologized. I tell me the system when it comes to these, uh, judges making these

00:21:16.580 outrageous decisions, uh, that results in the harm of other Canadians. Is there actually a process where

00:21:22.420 they can be removed for just making, you know, the bad call time and time again? You know, um,

00:21:29.060 this is an immigration and refugee board judge. So it's different than, than other judges. Uh,

00:21:34.340 most judges in Canada are appointed for life and are immune to political, um, retaliation, let's say.

00:21:42.660 Um, but there is a judicial council. Now the judicial council generally doesn't fire people just for

00:21:48.740 making a series of really stupid decisions. They only, because judges are allowed to make errors. 0.98

00:21:55.780 It's only unethical conduct, uh, or, or being drunk or not applying the law. You can apply the law

00:22:04.420 incorrectly. You can, like, we accept in advance that judges are going to get things wrong. That's why we

00:22:09.780 have courts of appeal. And we accept sometimes the courts of appeal will get things wrong. That's why we

00:22:14.180 have the Supreme Court. So you can't fire a judge just because they're wrong. Um, and I don't think that

00:22:20.500 this judge is stupidity and lack of concern for Canadians and the fact that he's just plain stupid. 1.00

00:22:29.700 I don't think that's enough to remove a judge from the court, but if he had any grace to him, 1.00

00:22:35.620 he would resign on his own device. Well, it's enough for me certainly to remove somebody like this,

00:22:40.660 because I see him as a danger to, uh, the safety, the public safety of Canadians, uh, on mass. And you

00:22:46.980 know, the other thing too, Ezra, even though he was apologetic for his criminal past, to me, there

00:22:52.660 was no indication that he was a reformed criminal. And I say that because as you mentioned in your

00:22:57.140 commentary, the very fact that he came into Canada, it made him an illegal or irregular immigrant. He

00:23:04.100 is breaking the law. It's just like what we endured last month with the migrant caravan. Homeland 1.00

00:23:08.660 Security said they had identified 270 hardened criminals. So the apologists would say, well, see,

00:23:14.660 Menzies, that means the vast majority of the 5,000 are law abiding citizens. Well, no, they're not. 1.00

00:23:20.580 They are trespassing on sovereign land without a passport or a visa. So every second of every day, 0.75

00:23:26.100 they're a criminal as was this individual. Anyone from Minnesota can apply to come to Canada.

00:23:30.980 Yeah. You go to the consulates, uh, or the embassy, or you go to the, an official border crossing,

00:23:37.460 a port of entry as it's called. Um, and you, so you, you walk up to the border to the, to the officer

00:23:44.420 and, and you say, I would like to apply. You don't come in illegally. What this guy came in

00:23:49.940 illegally. All the people at Roxham road between New York and Quebec are coming in illegally.

00:23:54.020 There's a huge sign that says it is illegal. Every single person who walks in and says,

00:24:00.180 I'm here to claim asylum. Their very first act in Canadian soil was breaking the law. And that's a 1.00

00:24:06.100 signal that they don't care about our laws. They're gaming the system. They're taking us for suckers.

00:24:10.580 And if their very first act is to audaciously break the law, you can bet that they're going to, 0.97

00:24:15.540 that they won't have compunction about breaking the law the next occasion. So you're correct.

00:24:20.820 I mean, it is possible if someone in Minnesota really wanted to come to move to Canada, you can

00:24:24.500 do that lawfully. He did not do that. These Mexican caravans did not do that. You can apply to move to 1.00

00:24:31.860 America. You can apply for asylum, go to the embassy in Mexico City, or there's probably 20 American

00:24:36.740 consulates through Mexico. Same thing. Canada has a ton of consulates in the US. These are criminal

00:24:42.180 lawbreakers. And it will not stop. In fact, you just came back from Marrakesh, where these migrants 1.00

00:24:49.620 are being granted human rights. Most international treaties are between states. So Canada and the

00:24:57.140 United States of Mexico have a free trade treaty. The three countries have rights and obligations to

00:25:03.460 each other as countries. The UN migration compact that you covered isn't really an international

00:25:09.060 treaty, because France doesn't have rights against Canada. Canada doesn't have rights against Japan.

00:25:15.220 It grants rights to individual migrants to say, I have the right to come to Canada now. 0.69

00:25:20.180 Right.

00:25:21.220 So when people say, oh, it's not actually a treaty. Well, no one said it was. But what it does is it gives

00:25:28.420 this Abdullahi Farah a legal right? He can say, well, in this 34-page compact, I have the right

00:25:35.860 to a human rights lawyer. I have the right to health care in my own language. It's in there.

00:25:40.980 Yeah.

00:25:41.300 I have the right to bring all my relatives over, regardless of their skill level. That's in there.

00:25:48.180 So he can show this document to the Immigration Review Board, because Section 33F of the Immigration

00:25:55.540 and Refugee Protection Act clearly says, Canadian law must take into account any international

00:26:02.100 documents we've signed. And this week, Canada signed the Global Compact for Migration. I'm

00:26:08.180 shocked that this guy will even be deported. And he hasn't been deported yet. He might yet not be.

00:26:13.620 I believe it will.

00:26:13.940 Incredible. Ezra, an amazing story. There's so many other angles, but we have to wrap it here. And folks,

00:26:18.740 there we have it. In terms of Mr. Farah, that's just one example of one egregious person

00:26:24.980 playing the system. The question for which we do not have an answer to is how many other

00:26:29.300 frauds in the last three years have come to our country? Is it dozens, hundreds, a few thousand?

00:26:34.100 We don't know. And I think that that's a very ominous feeling I have in my heart regarding

00:26:40.340 our immigration system, to be sure. Keep it here. More Rebel Roundup to come right after this. 0.99

00:26:45.140 It's our second day here in Katowice, Poland for the 24th Annual UN Climate Change Conference. And

00:26:58.340 this is truly the conference that irony built. Last night, it was cold and a little bit damp.

00:27:05.140 Today, the Climate Change Conference is enjoying some climate change, as in the climate change for the

00:27:10.100 worst. It's snowing. It's a blizzard here today. As per usual at UN Climate Change Conferences,

00:27:16.660 there's the dull hum of diesel generators and diesel heat heating everything inside these disposable

00:27:23.940 buildings here to my left. And there's some high-level trolling going on by the Polish government.

00:27:31.300 You see, where I'm standing right now, it's the Cilician Museum. It's a museum to the area's

00:27:38.340 industrial history, namely coal mining. And the conference butts up to and is on part of the

00:27:47.700 museum grounds. And it's a tip of the hat from the Polish government to the United Nations that,

00:27:54.340 despite what they are talking about inside these conferences, phasing out coal, that coal will

00:27:59.860 always be a part of Poland's future here. So what did we learn from the most recent United Nations

00:28:06.340 climate change conference? Well, for starters, the UN's hypocrisy apparently knows no bounds.

00:28:12.500 So when the thermometer plunges, they just crank up those carbon-spewing generators to

00:28:18.100 generate some heat. After all, freezing in the dark is only for the deplorables, not for the UN elites.

00:28:25.620 So certainly, the UN learned a valuable lesson itself earlier this week pertaining to climate change.

00:28:31.860 And I think that lesson is this. Next time, don't schedule a climate change shindig

00:28:37.620 in Poland in December. And with more on the UN's latest display of double standard virtue signaling

00:28:44.580 is our very own Sheila Gunn-Reed. Joining me now from Poland, welcome to Rebel Roundup, my friend.

00:28:50.980 Hey, David. Thanks for having me.

00:28:52.020 Always a pleasure, Sheila. Now, Sheila, for starters, to paraphrase a line from what's become the most

00:28:58.660 politically incorrect Christmas song, namely, baby, it was cold outside. It's kind of funny

00:29:05.620 that the UN head honchos wouldn't even let you in the building to warm up. Why, Sheila?

00:29:13.060 Well, as you know, I was banned from the United Nations climate change conference

00:29:17.460 because I asked a question of a Canadian delegate two years ago, which resulted in

00:29:22.820 us being banned last year and again this year. And I guess you being banned in Morocco also.

00:29:28.900 So apologies for that. But I think you were able to get some fantastic work done while

00:29:33.220 you were there in Morocco. Oh, so you're to blame for my 1.00

00:29:35.460 banning too. And I'm the lovable one. You're the feisty troublemaker. I mean, why are they taking it out

00:29:40.180 on me? Isn't this against leftist principles of profiling, you know, a group? I mean, you know,

00:29:45.860 shouldn't they be using it just for individuals? But no, you're right. Sometimes the anarchy and

00:29:50.900 the nonsense outside the conferences is better than the snore fest that's presumably happening

00:29:57.700 inside. And certainly with your segment, Sheila, again, it was so delightful. There was so much

00:30:04.980 unintentional comedy all over the map in that city where you went. Like, for example, the Canadian

00:30:11.540 Santa Claus that lives in China. What was the deal with that guy?

00:30:16.580 That guy was Sustainable Claus. That's what his name was. And he was out on the street corner with

00:30:23.060 these like two really dirty stuffed animals. And he was warning everybody about the dangers of

00:30:31.380 indulgently using fossil fuels. And then he went on to tell us that he's a Canadian who lives in China,

00:30:38.340 the world's most polluted country, arguably, who last year, took a group of him and his friends

00:30:45.460 to the top of Mount Everest, which seems like you need a lot of hydrocarbons to do that sort of stuff,

00:30:52.100 again, to demonstrate climate change, like the whole conference. The people in Poland are

00:30:58.900 dangerously normal. They don't even pay attention to this stuff. They walk past a generator like it's

00:31:07.620 nothing like I would normally do at home. You see a generator at home, you just walk past it. It's just

00:31:12.660 how things are when it's cold out. But all these delegates at the climate change conference, they're

00:31:18.820 inside another world. It's literally a big bubble that they're inside and they don't even know how they're

00:31:25.620 staying warm outside as there's a literal blizzard outside. Like there was a blizzard on the United

00:31:32.020 Nations lizards and they didn't even realize how they were staying warm. Like they completely tuned

00:31:38.500 out the hum of the diesel generators that were keeping them comfortable. And you know, here's what

00:31:44.260 gets me, Sheila, that you would think these UN poobahs, just for optics, would for one of these climate

00:31:50.820 change conferences or any conference practice what they preach. For example, in Morocco, and I bet it 0.99

00:31:56.340 was the same in Poland, what I noticed in terms of the vehicles ushering delegates to the conference

00:32:03.380 venue, we're talking six-figure V8 and even V12 Mercedes-Benz automobiles, not bicycles. I presume they

00:32:11.700 didn't walk to Marrakesh. They probably flew in a jet and they probably flew first class. And so it's

00:32:18.900 carbon galore. Yet these people with a straight face have the audacity to say, can you turn the

00:32:26.100 thermostat down? Can you turn the lights off? Can you go back to the dawn of man? Because we had a

00:32:30.900 more of a carbon neutral footprint back then. I am just stunned by the hypocrisy, Sheila. 0.65

00:32:35.860 Well, you saw it firsthand yourself. You were in Morocco, so I know you saw that parking lot full of 1.00

00:32:43.220 idling cars, the idling six-figure cars. Those things are customary at United Nations.

00:32:48.820 The same thing at Bonn, Germany last year. All the cars were idling to keep the delegates toasty and

00:32:55.620 warm for their 30-foot walk from the conference to the car. The cars idle for two hours. We staked

00:33:02.900 out the tram station to see if any of the delegates were using the trams. They really weren't. The tram

00:33:08.820 station ended up being a place of protest, actually, for Greenpeace. The electric bikes,

00:33:16.500 those things are also genuinely... The same thing happened in Bonn, Germany. Nobody used the bikes

00:33:23.620 to get around. The same thing here. Nobody used the bikes. We staked out the bikes for quite a while.

00:33:29.220 We saw that three were missing, but those three never came back. So hopefully they were stolen

00:33:34.100 by someone who will use them. You know, and Sheila, here's another thing. I'd like you to explain to me,

00:33:39.780 because I can't quite figure this out, why the UN would choose Poland for this climate change

00:33:46.020 conference. I say this based on a few things. First of all, you said that the Poles are shockingly 1.00

00:33:51.780 normal, reasonable people that don't buy into this dogma. Secondly, this is a country that is very much

00:33:59.860 pro-coal. So was this the UN saying, like foisting itself on Poland, almost trying to do a conversion

00:34:09.220 of Polish attitudes to get them over to their side of things?

00:34:13.620 It's a battle of wits, I think. I was talking to Mark Morano, and he said in the last 10 years or so,

00:34:19.780 Poland has ended up hosting these things three times. Because the United Nations wants to focus

00:34:25.540 on Poland, because if they can't get Poland to buy in, they really can't get Eastern Europe

00:34:30.980 to buy into their climate change dogma. So they keep focusing on Poland. But Poland won't budge. 0.92

00:34:38.580 In fact, they put the conference in Katowice, which is the heart of coal country. I went actually

00:34:45.380 downtown today to buy some souvenirs for my kids, and everything has a coal miner on it, which I love.

00:34:52.660 But Poland put the whole conference in Katowice basically to say to the United Nations,

00:35:00.900 yeah, we'll take your tourist dollars. Yeah, we'll take the economic benefit of having 22,000

00:35:06.500 do-gooders come to our city of 300,000. But no, coal is not going anywhere.

00:35:12.740 Wow. And I think the UN is delusional if they think they can wear down the Poles. The Poles are 1.00

00:35:17.220 resilient people. They put up with the Nazis. They put up with the Soviet communists. So the idea 0.54

00:35:24.100 that they're going to buy into this new age, wacky way of supposedly heating our homes and fueling our

00:35:31.860 vehicles is a pipe dream, to say the least. Sheila, one last question. Of all the crazy inanity that you

00:35:39.380 saw outside the conference, is there one lasting, enduring memory you have of just something that

00:35:46.260 was so bizarre or so unintentionally funny for all the wrong reasons? Well, there was one that was

00:35:52.740 actually intentionally funny. It was when Mark Morano from Climate Depot dressed in this atrocious

00:36:02.100 Santa costume. He looked like homeless Santa. And he took a bag of coal across the street from the

00:36:09.460 conference and went into the Greenpeace offices and gave them all little lumps of coal. And they

00:36:16.660 just sat there sort of shell shocked and dumbfounded as Mark Morano and his entourage barged into their

00:36:23.700 offices and gave them coal for being naughty, trying to force Poland away from their own sovereignty, 0.80

00:36:30.180 away from their freedom from the Soviet Union, to be quite honest, and from Putin or the reborn

00:36:36.100 Soviet Union under Putin. And he gave them all coal for being naughty and trying to betray

00:36:42.420 the sovereignty of Poland and forcing them away from coal. Well, good for Mark. And that's fantastic. 0.96

00:36:46.900 Although I got to tell you, Sheila, the fatal flaw of that caper was that these people have never

00:36:51.540 seen a lump of coal in their lives. Mark should have said these are dilithium crystals and they would

00:36:56.180 hug the guy for bringing this alternative futuristic feel to them. So anyway, Sheila,

00:37:01.700 again, you did a fantastic job, especially since you couldn't even, like myself, you couldn't even

00:37:06.900 get into the bloody conference hall. But there's more grist for the mill outside as always. So

00:37:13.220 thank you again for your wonderful reports. Hey, David, thanks for having me on. You got it. And

00:37:18.260 that's Sheila Gunn-Reed from Poland. And folks, keep it here. More of Rebel Roundup to come right after this. 0.84

00:37:31.220 Well, folks, walking around the UN compound here in Marrakesh, the irony is staggering. After all,

00:37:37.780 the people attending the UN conference on migration, oh, they hate fences and walls. They're all about open

00:37:45.220 migration. They don't like the idea of borders. But check out this place. There's lots of fences and 0.99

00:37:51.540 walls. And not only that, there is heavily armed security and police everywhere you go, even bomb

00:37:57.940 sniffing dogs. And if you can get actually to the conference entry, you're going to go through

00:38:04.340 airport style security before you get anywhere near any of the delegates taking part in this conference.

00:38:11.700 So I guess it's two sets of rules, isn't it? I mean, for us, deplorables, no walls, no fences,

00:38:18.260 no borders. But for the UN elite, well, they very much like walls and fences. And they will only get

00:38:25.860 together in an environment that rivals Fort Knox in terms of security. Well, knock me down with a

00:38:32.580 feather. Once again, the rank and file of United Nations people just can't help themselves when it

00:38:38.500 comes to being shameless hypocrites, which is to say I discovered earlier this week that walls and 0.90

00:38:44.420 fences are oh, so very bad when it comes to nations curtailing the 258 million migrants the world over 0.97

00:38:52.820 who are seeking greener pastures. But when it comes to a UN confab, oh boy, to these fat cats love the idea

00:39:01.940 of being kept safe and sound within a gated community. All the better to keep the riffraff 1.00

00:39:07.860 out, after all. In any event, here's what some of you had to say about the UN's ongoing official slogan of

00:39:14.420 do as I say, not as I do. Janice Van Horn writes,

00:39:18.580 Oh, but that's the thing, Janice, the UN elite is already very much used to living this way. When

00:39:35.300 they met up in Marrakesh at the migrant conference, they merely imported the fences and walls and armed 1.00

00:39:40.900 security that is oh so de rigueur for them back in their home countries. And MV Aranda 1000 writes,

00:39:50.020 And we pay the bill for both scenarios. Well, you nailed it, MV. This was one of the perversely

00:39:55.940 ironic things I discovered when covering the migrant caravan in southern Mexico last month,

00:40:01.300 as some 5000 Central Americans headed towards the USA. Namely, given all the UN people and resources on

00:40:08.740 the ground, American taxpayers were essentially funding an invasion of their own country. And I

00:40:15.620 think most American taxpayers would prefer their hard earned cash going towards, oh, I don't know,

00:40:20.980 building a wall. And 2532ROBH1 writes,

00:40:27.060 Go to the door and tell them you want to freely migrate in. I don't see the problem. Oh, if only it

00:40:33.140 were that easy, my friend, we did go through the airport style security to get to the media

00:40:38.420 registration desk to request our credentials. We were told those credentials would not be forthcoming

00:40:44.740 due to our bad behavior at previous UN conferences. And how does one define bad behavior? Is it by asking

00:40:54.100 questions that the UN elites consider to be, oh, I don't know, impolite? Well, yeah, apparently journalists

00:41:00.420 who don't perform like trained seals make for media non grata. And Alfalfa6945 writes,

00:41:08.420 The rebel needs to form a caravan and cross those guarded borders. Everyone knows a caravan is the

00:41:14.420 ticket to having the fake media take notice and get on your side. Oh, my God, Alfalfa,

00:41:20.580 what a brilliant idea. I wish we really had thought of that. Then again, there was tons of heavily armed

00:41:27.220 security at this conference. And I'm pretty sure if we had gone for gold, we would have received lead

00:41:34.180 instead. Well, that wraps up another edition of Rebel Roundup. Thanks so much for joining us.

00:41:40.100 See you next week. And hey, folks, never forget, without risk, there can be no glory. Good night.

00:41:57.220 right.

00:42:09.780 Bye.

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Rebel News Podcast - December 15, 2018

Rebel Roundup： Guests Keean Bexte, Sheila Gunn Reid & Ezra Levant

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