When the justice system fails Canadians by releasing pedophiles into communities, well, some people are literally confronting these freed monsters, naming and shaming them. Sheila Gunn-Reed has some awesome video evidence, and Kian Bextie has the details.
00:05:20.800But once the police realized that People vs Predators has the consent of the community and are abiding by all bylaws and noise restrictions,
00:05:29.800the police left, obviously having much better things to do than worry about the feelings of monsters.
00:05:36.800Wow, now that is just gripping footage, folks.
00:06:37.800As far as most police services go, they consider posting the news of a sex offender's release to a community on their press release website.
00:06:52.800That's all the notification that the community needs.
00:06:57.800And often, I mean, normal citizens don't go and do that.
00:07:00.800And that's where people versus predators are stepping up and filling the gap.
00:07:04.800They do look at that information, and then they do go to the communities to let people know.
00:07:09.800From what I understand, the predator in question, he's considering an appeal of his conviction.
00:07:16.800But as far as right now, he's a convicted sex offender against a child, and the community didn't know.
00:07:24.800But, you know, Sheila, sometimes the citizens don't even get that, i.e. information from the police website.
00:07:30.800We've discussed before how earlier this year I went out to Hamilton.
00:07:35.800The infamous Gordon Stuckless, the Maple Leaf Gardens pedophile and sex offender, he was in a Hamilton halfway house.
00:07:44.800And when I did streeters with people in the neighborhood, and there were parks there, there were kids there, there were schools nearby.
00:07:50.800Nobody knew they were thanking me for this information.
00:07:55.800Why is there a problem with transparency?
00:07:59.800Why does it seem that the justice system and law enforcement is more concerned with, I don't know, the privacy rights of pedophiles,
00:08:07.800as opposed to the safety rights of law-abiding citizens living in that neighborhood?
00:10:19.800That also makes the case then, Sheila, to lock this person away for their own protection and our protection at the same time.
00:10:28.800Because, you know, as a mature male, what kind of a horrible curse would that be if you were conditioned in a way that you were sexually attracted to little children?
00:10:44.800So I'm arguing, Sheila, as far as I can tell, the system is fatally flawed by the fact that these people can get released in the first place.
00:10:54.800Well, and that's one of the things that was brought to my attention by People vs. Predators by Sherry Easton, who sort of does a lot of the research.
00:11:02.800There's a lot of times where these recidivists, like long-time recidivist sex offenders, they've been in court, in and out, convicted for the last 20 years, some of them.
00:11:16.800Somewhere along the way, prosecutors fail to bring forward dangerous offenders' applications.
00:11:26.800So it could be done that these guys are deemed to be dangerous offenders and are held indefinitely.
00:11:32.800If they are released, they could be closely monitored, much the same way they tried to monitor Carla Homolka when she got out before she was able to get a pardon and change her name.
00:11:42.800It's sort of like a restraining order between the community, the police, and the offender.
00:12:28.800But my point of view is, if you are sexually assaulting a child, and sometimes you're a serial sex assaulter of children, it seems like to me a slam dunk, you're a dangerous offender.
00:12:43.800And it's not just sometimes you're a serial sex offender against children.
00:12:46.800It's more often than not that they are serial sex offenders against children.
00:12:51.800And when you look at the damage, the lifetime of damage one act can do to a child, I mean, it just compounds in someone's life over and over and over again.
00:13:04.800It infects and damages every aspect of a child victim's life.
00:13:09.800If that's not dangerous and if that's not damaging to society, I don't really know what is.
00:13:14.800Well, you know, Sheila, once again, a great video.
00:13:17.800And I love this organization, People vs. Predators.
00:13:20.800I mean, the fact that, you know, if the justice system won't, you know, lay out justice as it should be,
00:13:27.800there's nothing stopping these people from gathering outside on a public sidewalk and naming and shaming this person.
00:13:36.800And if they're making this pedophile's life a living hell, I say, good on you, keep doing it.
00:13:42.800And I was so happy to see that the police who responded, they checked out the situation and they said,
00:13:48.800we're not, we're not taking, we're not having any part of this.
00:13:51.800We are, they're not breaking any law as far as we can see.
00:14:00.800You never really know the kind of cops you're going to get when, when they get called on.
00:14:03.800Yeah, but it's, yeah, the sex offender did call the cops.
00:14:09.800Five cop cars responded, which was a lot.
00:14:12.800But I guess when you call and say there are 40 bikers on my lawn, you do get an adequate police response.
00:14:19.800But when the police got there, because Sherry and People vs. Predators are very careful to make sure that they have the consent of the community to be there
00:14:28.800because they are there sort of on behalf of the community.
00:14:33.800And, you know, they, they make sure they're following all the laws.
00:14:36.800They're, they're, you know, avoiding being on private property.
00:14:44.800They, they don't do any trespassing or anything like that.
00:14:47.800Try to keep the profanity to a minimum, although it's difficult when you're dealing with someone who's committed sex offenses against children.
00:14:53.800And when the police showed up, they said, yeah, you know what, you're checking all the boxes as far as following all the rules.
00:15:01.800And we have better things to do today than worry about the feelings of a sex offender, which I thought was great because you don't often see or, you know, in the day and age where we see police overstepping their boundaries, going just that step too far.
00:15:18.800It was kind of nice to see how hands off they were.
00:15:21.800Well, Sheila, once again, great video.
00:15:22.800And please, my friend, keep on this while you don't see the mainstream media reporting on this.
00:15:27.800So it's up to us to bring that other side of the story to our audience, as we so often do.
00:15:34.800Once again, Sheila, thank you so much.
00:16:08.800Mayor Naheed Nenshi, well, he's exactly the same.
00:16:10.800And that's why he teamed up with Pink Flamingo, a surrogate for Black Lives Matter, giving them $120,000 to destroy this piece of artwork and to cover it up with radical extremist Black Lives Matter propaganda.
00:16:24.800And also to add three more installations somewhere throughout the city.
00:16:29.800Now, the good news today is they're backtracking.
00:16:41.800Pink Flamingo will be postponing our mural project to summer 2021 due to the violent vitriol, racism and threats we've received in the last 36 hours.
00:16:50.800The artist is free to change their mind or express themselves as they see fit.
00:16:54.800And we must adapt to this because of the power dynamic.
00:16:57.800It's not in our favor for a variety of reasons.
00:17:55.800Well, folks, I may not know art, but I know what I like, and I know what I don't like.
00:18:02.800Suffice to say, the Hope mural is gorgeous, whereas what appears to be a pornographic image rendered by a fourth grader is downright hideous.
00:18:12.800And to think the idea of defacing this gorgeous Calgary mural had the backing of the mayor?
00:19:03.800And Naheed Nenshi, Calgary's radical mayor, who used to be somewhat of a moderate, has now gone full Black Lives Matter, has gone full anti-Calgary, anti-society, anti-Western values, and has decided that destroying beautiful pieces of artwork is the way to appease his radical base the best.
00:19:32.800You know, Kian, give me some understanding of why this mayor has been elected and re-elected in Calgary.
00:19:45.800It's the home of the Calgary Stampede.
00:19:49.800How does a progressive like this get voted in by the majority of Calgary residents in the first place?
00:19:56.800That's a good question, and it's a question Calgarians keep asking over and over again.
00:20:01.800Um, Nenshi always seems to be able to squeeze back in.
00:20:06.800At the beginning, he ran, as I said earlier, on a moderate campaign.
00:20:10.800Um, and, and Calgarians, although we vote conservative federally and provincially especially, uh, we, we don't tend to do that municipally.
00:20:20.800And it seems to be this conundrum the municipalities in Canada face across the board.
00:20:26.800Municipalities are always more left-wing than their constituency.
00:20:30.800And I, I would say that it has something to do with the fact that the services being rendered by that government institution are so much more direct on the person that people are willing to, you know, compromise on their values to hire someone.
00:20:45.800Uh, to, to, to vote someone in who, you know, is going to clean their street or is going to shovel the snow on the streets.
00:20:54.800Uh, is going to pay to get that kind of basic infrastructure done.
00:20:57.800But along with that comes the radical socialist agenda because, uh, it's, it's never just, they, they can never set aside the fiscal politics with the social politics.
00:21:07.800So we get this, this mayor who's, you know, there to provide your, your transit, your street cleaning, all that.
00:21:13.800Uh, but then we also get the, the, uh, along with that, the radical socialist agenda, Marxist, cultural Marxist agenda of destroying nice things just to appease black lives matter.
00:21:26.800I mean, I, like I said, I, I would have thought that the last Canadian city to embrace a mayor like Nancy would, would be Calgary.
00:21:35.800But, you know, Kian, if you were to poll, if we had a referendum on that mural and we asked Calgarians, hey, are you all down with the idea of painting BLM propaganda over this gorgeous piece of art?
00:21:49.800Um, what would the majority, I mean, what percentage would come out and say, yeah, this is a great idea as opposed to the percentage that would say, are you crazy?
00:22:00.800It would, there would be an overwhelming support for keeping the mural where it is.
00:22:06.800In fact, uh, one radical black lives matter activist, uh, actually started their own petition to keep the mural, uh, because they said that it was such a terrible idea that it would have done harm to the black lives matter movement to go through with it.
00:22:23.800It would have been so bad that even black lives matter started worrying about the PR.
00:22:31.800You know, you've really jumped the shark when you get that kind of, uh, response.
00:22:35.800But, you know, even so the way I look at it, uh, Kian, uh, black lives matter Antifa, when they have their marches, you know, they're all about vandalism.
00:22:44.800They're all about, um, either tearing down or defacing statues with paint to like they've done here in Toronto with the Sir John A. McDonald statue.
00:22:53.800He's now contained in a box like a coffin so that no, none of the, uh, progressives get, uh, triggered to vandalize it anymore.
00:23:01.800But what I saw, what makes, I think, your story so incredible is they were actually reaching out to get government permission and endorsement to vandalize a beautiful mural.
00:23:17.800What was the reason for the mayor doing that flip flop?
00:23:21.800Uh, I think he underestimated the backlash that could be generated by, by, uh, media that wasn't on his side.
00:23:29.800He's used to just like Justin Trudeau.
00:23:31.800He's used to the CBC locally in Calgary, CTV, global news, uh, city news, 660 news, which, you know, uh, we spoke earlier about the communists that runs their political reporting there.
00:23:44.800He's used to people following, falling in line with him.
00:23:58.800And I think that needs to change because once we did, once we started raising hell with our reporting, he did a one, uh, 180 almost immediately, overnight, in fact.
00:24:10.800So, um, I think that, that, uh, we should, we need to, uh, be, be more on, on Nenshi's, uh, trail because I think that the work speaks for itself.
00:24:22.800Yeah, it's horrible, but not surprising that there'd be so many members of the media that think that this would be an actual great idea in terms of, uh, social justice.
00:25:13.800York Regional Police is investigating this as a hate crime.
00:25:17.800Why is it we even have statute double standards here, uh, Kian?
00:25:22.800I, well, it's because of, uh, well, and I'm not sure about the police authority in that particular, uh, area.
00:25:31.800But, um, by and large, across the country, provinces that enlist the RCMP to do their business, uh, to, to do their law enforcement, um, are run by the radical leftist Brenda Lucky.
00:25:43.800Uh, someone who kisses away SNC Lavalin investigations with Justin Trudeau.
00:25:48.800Someone who is absolutely not going to be investigating Justin Trudeau for this we scandal.
00:25:53.800Um, it's, it comes down to law enforcement in this country leaning, leaning leftwards.
00:25:58.800Now, I, I also, I, I can't relate fully because you know what?
00:26:01.800And it's something that I'm kind of sad about because it seems to be a lot of, um, content generation.
00:26:06.800But in Calgary, there's not many statues.
00:26:08.800There's no, like, there's, I don't, I don't even know if there is one statue of John A. MacDonald in Calgary at all, uh, much less Pierre Elliott Trudeau.
00:26:18.800Well, I'm sure there's no, uh, urgency by anyone these days to put up statues.
00:26:23.800And if you're to put up a statue commemorating, I guess, you know, the Calgary Stampede, um, you know, a cowboy on a bucking bronco, um, the climate we're in, surely PETA would lose its mind and, uh, do some kind of statue pull down.
00:26:50.800More of Rebel Roundup to come right after this.
00:26:57.800Well, talk about beach blanket brouhaha.
00:27:00.800You know, folks, upon being informed by our newest Rebel, Tamara Ugolini, I simply could not believe what I was hearing.
00:27:08.800That the residents of Coburg, Ontario and the tourists coming to Coburg still were not going down to Coburg's beautiful beach, even though there's a legal way to do so.
00:27:21.800You see, Coburg's eastern beach now resembles post-war Berlin thanks to a steel fence preventing residents and tourists alike from having fun in the sun there.
00:27:35.800But there is indeed a loophole when it comes to accessing the beach.
00:27:39.800If a swimmer goes into the lake via the pier area, they are home free given that the town does not have any jurisdiction over the actual water.
00:27:50.800In a video we aired last month, we proved this to be true.
00:27:54.800And so long as my feet don't touch the shore, then there's no problem.
00:28:26.800So, reimagining myself as an aquatic version of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, well, I jumped into the lake.
00:28:38.800Indeed, this is something so many have told me to do for decades, actually.
00:28:42.800And lo and behold, a few people actually followed me into the drink.
00:28:49.800But what was meant to be a fun stunt, just a goof really, suddenly turned ugly as bylaw enforcement officers, special constables, and police officers descended upon the beach to observe if anyone would break the law by actually leaving the water and go upon the sandy beach.
00:29:11.800Indeed, a bylaw officer told me that the rule is that if they can see both of the person's ankles, it is deemed that you are on land as opposed to being in the lake.
00:29:24.800And that's when warnings and or charges are issued.
00:29:28.800And no, I swear, I'm not making this up.
00:29:31.800So, when you said the two ankle rule, that wasn't a literal interpretation.
00:30:27.800In any event, here's what you had to say about the Monty Python-esque absurdity that exists right now in Coburg during these dark days of the Wuhan virus.
00:30:41.800If any Canadian still thinks this is about a virus and not blatant authoritative control, then there's no hope for them.
00:30:49.800Well, Canadian Civilian, we do have a virus situation to be sure, but the death toll numbers indicate this is really just a bad flu season.
00:30:58.800As for the authoritative control, you're right.
00:31:01.800Politicians of every political stripe received a taste of totalitarian power during this Wuhan virus emergency.
00:31:09.800And as far as I can tell, they really liked the taste.
00:31:43.800While murderers and child predators roam around, people trying to be normal humans are now the problem and police and political priorities.
00:32:10.800These days, if you think you're about to attract the attention of law enforcement, merely claim that you are a Black Lives Matter protester, that's better than a get-out-of-jail-free card these days.