Rebel News Podcast - Tommy Robinson flipped the script on the BBC and Rebel Media had a front row seat (Guest： Kelly Day)

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00:01:25.520 Tommy Robinson uncovers exactly how the mainstream media tries to rule ya. Today I'm talking with the

00:01:33.460 Canadian performer who was there at the now censored citizen journalist premiere of his expose

00:01:39.800 on the BBC. I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed and you're watching The Gunn Show.

00:01:49.560 Flooding, conniving and scheming with far left-wing smear merchants to peddle lies as truth and

00:02:09.840 assassinate one's character. That's the story of Tommy Robinson's expose on the BBC's flagship

00:02:17.380 investigative journalism show Panorama. In his documentary aptly named Panodrama, Robinson flipped

00:02:26.240 the script and carefully documented and then revealed to the world how these so-called journalists

00:02:33.140 craft a narrative and peddle truth as lies with the direct involvement of radical far left-wing

00:02:39.880 organizations like hope not hate. Robinson revealed his documentary in front of the BBC offices

00:02:46.720 and my boss Ezra Levant was there to tell the whole story of the event when we just can't trust the

00:02:54.400 mainstream media to tell. Ezra was there to tell the truth of the event that saw well over 4,000 people

00:03:00.980 watch Tommy's premiere. And Ezra took with him my next guest. She's a Canadian singer and YouTuber and

00:03:08.680 she's a prairie girl just like me, although far, far more talented. Joining me in an interview we

00:03:15.240 recorded yesterday is Kelly Day from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

00:03:37.240 So joining me now from Saskatchewan is Prince Albert-based YouTuber Kelly Day. Hey Kelly,

00:03:43.560 thanks for joining me. I know that you have sort of been put through the ringer the last five or six

00:03:49.700 days, so I know you're suffering with jet lag, but thanks for taking the time today.

00:03:55.220 No, not a problem at all. Thanks for having me on again, Sheila. I'm still kind of in that weird

00:03:59.840 surreal zone that happens when you go halfway across the world and come back over the weekend and do a

00:04:04.700 major show. So I'm happy to be having the interview.

00:04:07.120 So, and that's really one of the reasons, well, there, I have probably 10 things that I want to

00:04:12.860 talk to you about today, but I wanted to talk to you because you sort of took the prairies across the

00:04:21.780 pond. You sang at Tommy Robinson's huge rally where he unveiled his documentary that exposes the BBC,

00:04:33.800 really, and their collusion with far left wing groups. So you were there representing us prairie

00:04:40.600 girls. What was that like? What was the crowd like? You said that that was one of the largest 0.78

00:04:45.720 crowds you ever sang in front of? Absolutely. It was a massive crowd. And of course, there's numbers

00:04:50.840 jumping all over the place and people are trying to, you know, pin down how many people were there.

00:04:55.680 From my understanding, from police estimates, from everything I'm understanding, it seems to be

00:04:59.260 about 5,000 to maybe 6,000, 7,000 people, as well as being live streamed by many people in the audience

00:05:05.180 and different kind of outlets. So my understanding is some of the live streams, you know, 17,000,

00:05:09.580 18,000 people. I have no idea how many people were watching beyond just the amount of bodies that were

00:05:14.900 there, but the amount of people physically at this rally was just amazing. And it wasn't just that there

00:05:20.480 were so many people. It was the types of people. They were great, honest, good people. You know,

00:05:25.480 I didn't sit and talk to each of them individually and figure out the content of their character. But

00:05:30.120 the patriotism, the peaceful nature of the rally, people helping each other out. There was a man

00:05:35.720 with dementia that got lost in the crowd. And, you know, they came out on the microphone and asked

00:05:39.780 them to help him find his way back. And someone dropped a sign. She was in a wheelchair. And, you

00:05:44.580 know, one of the coordinators, you know, bent down and picked it up. And just the hugs being given

00:05:48.520 and veterans with tears rolling down their face, the chants, the patriotism, everybody cleaned up

00:05:54.420 after. It was just such a good, wonderful experience to be around people that are from

00:05:59.560 essentially what is my homeland. My grandfather was born in England and came to Canada when he was

00:06:04.200 about five years old. So most of my heritage is in the UK or close to it. So to be there with a

00:06:10.300 bunch of people with my good old British nose was really fantastic. And of course, for the cause as

00:06:16.640 well, you know, panorama, panodrama, pardon me, was a great documentary to see it, you know,

00:06:22.140 broadcast like that on that big, big screen, just the energy. And it's so aligns with what we're

00:06:27.740 dealing with, with our mainstream media here as well, as you might have heard me rant out a bit

00:06:32.840 in my last performance. So yeah, I think we there, what was happening at the exact same time here in

00:06:40.940 Canada, I think there's some overlay with the treatment of the people who attended Tommy's event.

00:06:46.200 And I'm talking about the convoy to Ottawa, the whole way, the mainstream media,

00:06:55.480 it looked like machinery, just the wheels of the mainstream media working really hard to paint

00:07:03.580 that convoy as something that it wasn't, that it was racist, that that it was xenophobic. I've even

00:07:08.980 seen allegations that it was homophobic, that it was, you know, neo-Nazis and fascists.

00:07:14.300 Um, when really that was the, it couldn't be further from the truth. And they were finding

00:07:20.160 people that they said were quote unquote, organizers, but they never actually took the

00:07:24.460 time to talk to the actual organizers, Glenn Carrad and Hayley Weil, who took the time out

00:07:29.960 of their lives to go there. And as I watch the coverage of Tommy Robinson, you can see exactly

00:07:37.320 the same machinery at work, maligning good people. They've never even spoke to, um, to discredit

00:07:43.860 Tommy. And they don't really care about the, uh, civilian casualties along the way.

00:07:49.240 Precisely. And that's exactly the way to put it is civilian casualties. And it's really sick

00:07:53.360 because, you know, I do YouTubing. I made the choice to go across, um, you know, the sea to do

00:07:57.920 what I knew was controversial. And, and Ezra warned me, you know, you're going to get the hate

00:08:01.320 from people. I'll bring it on. You know, I, I took this on willingly, but when you see a lot of

00:08:05.080 these people that just want to speak out for what they believe in, whatever it might be,

00:08:08.720 and they didn't sign up for this and they're getting attacked. And that's what really bothers

00:08:12.840 me. I've mentioned it, um, in the last event I did with, of course, the rebel live, having these

00:08:17.460 wonderful people, many of them seniors, uh, speaking about how patriotic they felt and giving me a hug

00:08:22.920 and talking about singing the anthem and to feel the hatred spewed at these people. And of course,

00:08:28.740 you being in Alberta and myself being, um, you know, a Saskabusher as prairie folk, we understand that a lot

00:08:34.500 of people are fairly conservative and sometimes more old fashioned or traditional. Literally you

00:08:38.560 could take our entire population of, um, anyone rural in Alberta, Saskatchewan or other rural places

00:08:44.260 in the country. And everyone's just throwing us into this, this box of, well, you're, you're all

00:08:49.240 neo-Nazis because if any of those people spoke out, they would be labeled. And I'm really tired of seeing

00:08:53.980 that. I find it absolutely despicable. You did a video not long ago about the overuse of the word

00:08:59.940 Nazi when you were over, uh, in Europe and how, when you're watching people sing these,

00:09:04.680 these beautiful Jewish hymns or songs, and you're actually standing in the presence of that evil 1.00

00:09:10.840 that existed. And for people to flippantly throw these terms out is, is to me evil in itself,

00:09:16.560 because you completely discredit every life lost and all of the atrocity that occurred under the name

00:09:22.720 of actual Nazis. And I'm so sick of hearing, you know, racism, bigotry, because even the word racist,

00:09:28.180 bigot, it's vile. It indicates that you are a vile person, that you have a hardened heart,

00:09:33.680 a blackened heart. And I think it's really sick. So it's interesting for someone like me,

00:09:37.540 a former, you know, lefty, so to speak, um, that thought that I wouldn't ever experience something

00:09:42.460 like this, you, because I am so respectful and kind to everyone. And I don't, I don't understand

00:09:47.620 how people can just so flippantly call each other these names. It's a very eyeopening experience,

00:09:51.940 uh, to now see that in another part of the world, uh, in such a parallel fashion. And I did keep

00:09:57.020 up with, uh, the, the various, um, I guess you could say accusations against the, uh, the convoy.

00:10:02.700 Um, I don't know if you know, Grizzly Patriot, Mark Friesen is his name. Uh, he's was someone that

00:10:07.440 really tried to fight and fight against the mainstream media's narrative, you know, well-spoken

00:10:11.780 and so many people, Jason LeBlanc, someone my mom taught, uh, in elementary school from my hometown

00:10:17.100 in Esteban. So just really good, average, hardworking, salt of the earth folks. And to just see them being

00:10:22.960 destroyed, not just by our media, Sheila, but by people that are buying into it, our fellow citizens.

00:10:28.420 And I see this division and it's just sick. It's just sick. And the mainstream media is complicit

00:10:33.080 and all of that angry messaging at the BBC, I'm trying to be a little more diplomatic, but I get it

00:10:38.260 because it's destroying the relationship between citizens. And it's so unnecessary.

00:10:44.040 I don't want to toot my own horn. Um, but I guess I'm going to, I will, you know what,

00:10:49.520 when people meet me, they are often off put by the fact that I'm not some horrible individual.

00:10:57.580 Like I'm not some angry monster that just gives off these radioactive vibes when they meet me,

00:11:04.140 because that's what people, people who don't actually watch me and have never spoken to me.

00:11:10.120 They, they've never actually watched my work on the rebel. They only watch or read what other people

00:11:16.220 say about my work on the rebel. And then when they meet me, they're sort of, um, taken aback

00:11:21.220 that I'm, I'm just like a normal mom with three kids with a normal life. And I'm not, I don't have

00:11:28.220 green eyes and I don't have fangs and I don't have, well, I do sort of have long nails, but it's,

00:11:33.620 it's, uh, nobody goes to the source anymore. I guess that's my point. A lot of people will

00:11:40.760 read things about Tommy and then repeat what they've read about Tommy as though it's gospel

00:11:46.860 fact. They'll do the same thing with the boss. They do the same thing with Ezra. They see those

00:11:51.120 scary photos that somebody takes outside of a courthouse of Ezra, but they've never actually

00:11:55.840 stopped to talk, um, to Ezra or gone to the source and seen his reporting and seen sort of how, um,

00:12:02.920 affable and goofy he is, um, in real life. And I think that's part of the problem. I still think

00:12:11.160 even though the internet is proving to be a great equalizer, I think the media is still the wall.

00:12:20.400 We all have to crawl over to get the truth. Well, it's true. And I mean, really, if we're going to

00:12:26.400 be speaking about this rally, Tommy Robinson has now been banned from, I believe Facebook and Instagram.

00:12:31.300 And it's just, this is just another of, you know, it happens all the time. It's been going on for,

00:12:38.600 I don't know how long I've only been kind of on this side of things for, you know, a year and a

00:12:41.980 half or whatever it is now, but it just seems to be that this censorship idea, it's either hard

00:12:47.580 censorship, whether that means law of some kind or motions or whether it be business, private

00:12:52.180 censorship. And then of course there's the third type, which I find to be the most prevalent. And it's

00:12:56.040 sort of what you touched on is just social, um, essentially you crucify whoever

00:13:00.840 you speak to. It's just a social censorship. People feel afraid. They feel shame and they

00:13:05.880 question themselves. And a common word that gets thrown out is gaslighting. And I do believe that

00:13:11.120 is exactly what is happening. You make people question themselves. Well, maybe I, I am a terrible

00:13:15.440 person. Maybe I, I need to be, you know, better and then do whatever it is they say that I need to

00:13:20.380 do. Because of course, with the shame and the labels comes a lot of advice on how we need to be

00:13:24.820 better in whatever way that the media or that person or that narrative wants to push forward.

00:13:29.360 And it makes these really honest, good people that have never hurt anyone in a day in their life,

00:13:33.420 people that would take people into their homes, people that are helpful and kind and generous,

00:13:38.580 um, good parents, you know, good friends. I could, I could go on, you know, forever hard workers.

00:13:43.860 And you turn them into whatever the vision you have of them is. And often it's created by,

00:13:49.020 um, you know, a media narrative. And sometimes what's happening a lot now is you see that

00:13:53.080 they'll put out stories irresponsibly without knowing all the facts. They have to recant it

00:13:57.620 later. Okay. We take that back. We saw that of course, with the Covington boys down in the States

00:14:01.440 and doesn't matter though, by the time you recant it, the image is there, you've planted a seed

00:14:06.800 and it's very hard for anybody who's not digging in to, to ignore that. And suddenly you have a whole

00:14:13.040 group of people who maybe don't have time to follow or don't have interest to follow politics

00:14:17.620 and current events and check, you know, I check five or six sources for every story just to make sure

00:14:22.240 I get a feel for, for bias and on all sides, right? Right wing bias as well. And you have people

00:14:26.980 that just don't, don't do that and can't do that or moms that are really too busy and have a full 1.00

00:14:31.560 time job and kids with hockey and they just don't get anything but a couple articles on Facebook.

00:14:36.160 And that's where it's become very dangerous that these articles are allowed to go out and assume

00:14:42.320 people's intention, assume their heart. Um, I think it's honestly a tragedy. I really do because

00:14:47.360 most of the people that I've met, not all, but most of the people I've met since coming to the

00:14:51.500 conservative side of things and England was no different are just the most charming,

00:14:56.240 warm, incredible, funny, live and let live liberal, like almost people. And it's just,

00:15:01.600 I can't get over how badly their characters get slammed over essentially, um, a few issues that

00:15:07.700 people have decided dominate the empathy field. And if you don't fit into the box, then you're evil,

00:15:12.360 right? So yeah, it's, it's very disheartening. I have to admit I had moments over there where that

00:15:16.240 gravity was, um, almost overwhelming. So. Yeah. And I guess moreover to your point about media bias,

00:15:24.400 I don't care if the media is biased. I don't care if the CBC is far left. I don't care.

00:15:29.680 Just tell me that you are. Or don't make me pay for it. That's also true. Yes.

00:15:34.200 Um, that's fine. Every, you know what at the rebel I'm conservative. I admit it. Uh, I look at the

00:15:42.840 world through a conservative lens. I report through a conservative lens. I'm not trying to hide it from

00:15:47.020 anybody. And if you don't like it, you're not forced to watch it and you're not forced to pay

00:15:51.820 for it. And I'm fine with that. I'm fine knowing that, um, there are the globe and mail is left

00:15:59.620 leaning. I'm perfectly fine knowing that the star is left leaning. Here's the problem I have. Um,

00:16:06.360 and that is now the ways that people get news, Facebook, Twitter, um, even YouTube, uh, those are

00:16:16.640 left leaning and those sites are filtering the news or in Tommy's case, censoring him so that people

00:16:24.940 now are only deluged with left leaning news sources in the places where they get the news.

00:16:32.320 Like Tommy's video, his panodrama video had over 1 million views on Facebook before Facebook nuked him.

00:16:42.520 And I would say that that is probably exactly why they nuked him is because he found a way to go

00:16:47.900 around the BBC and get his voice out. So Facebook immediately stepped in and, uh, silenced him.

00:16:55.000 Really? These places are the new public square, whether they like it or not. Um, but they're not

00:17:01.140 acting that way. And, uh, I don't know, I guess my question for you is what's the solution? Is it

00:17:08.980 regulation? As a conservative, I've, I've a visceral dislike of regulation of private entities,

00:17:17.260 but this feels a lot more like a monopoly and not a business anymore.

00:17:22.860 Yeah, I would agree with you. And I'm, I'm the same way. It's, it goes against everything that I

00:17:27.400 want, which is of course, I don't want the government in more control, especially since when it comes to

00:17:32.760 media, it seems to be more that they're more worried about things like hate speech, which

00:17:36.300 we already have, of course, you know, the understanding of what real hate speech is,

00:17:40.280 which of course I oppose, but now there's this murky water of what can be hate speech. And sadly,

00:17:44.800 that's, um, really open and it leads to a very slippery slope of censorship. And I really don't

00:17:50.940 know what the answer is because it seems like regulation can just go so the wrong way. Um,

00:17:55.860 but I also don't know what to do in the sense of, I feel like this is now getting to a point where

00:18:00.020 it's so extremely unfair and so obvious that there, there has to be something that's done.

00:18:05.600 I don't know the answer, um, from a more, I guess you could say political standpoint or legal

00:18:10.040 standpoint, but I do know that we need more citizen journalists. I do know that they were

00:18:13.740 encouraging, just like in England, encouraging people to get out your cell phone, videotape

00:18:18.900 things so that no matter what, you can always get the truth out there so that no matter what

00:18:23.120 event it is or what's going on, we have a few versions that slip through the cracks that a

00:18:27.740 few people can see. Um, and don't be afraid to speak out like for myself. Um, I haven't told all

00:18:32.980 of my family, everything I'm doing yet with conservative stuff. I didn't know where the channel was going

00:18:37.060 and I've just been kind of easing into this whirlwind of, of everything that's gone on the past

00:18:41.400 seven months, I guess it's been, but I'd like to, you know, I've passed this out. Everybody knows

00:18:45.880 that I've done this specific rally. People are saying, how did you get there? How did this come

00:18:49.500 about? And now I find myself, okay, I have an opportunity to explain, like you said, that the

00:18:54.920 firsthand account, I was there. This is what happened. I've met this person. This is how I feel about,

00:18:59.240 you know, these people, this group, this is what I approve of. This is what I don't, here's my values,

00:19:03.960 here's my intention. And it's about making that known the truth, whatever that is, even if you don't

00:19:10.060 always have the right answer, as long as you're not lying, tell the truth, or at least don't lie.

00:19:13.420 Isn't that what Jordan Peterson says? You know, just finding people to be able to provide that

00:19:17.760 perspective so that when the count or the narrative comes up, that is so vile and often tainted or even

00:19:24.260 untrue altogether, you have something else to fill in the gaps. And I know it's a slow process, but

00:19:29.320 slowly but surely you can bring people around the reasonable, rational people who don't necessarily

00:19:35.140 want to believe that everyone is a Nazi can come around. It takes a lot of effort, though. And

00:19:41.880 it's really unfortunate that it has to be so limited. It's a huge struggle, but it's worth it.

00:19:47.320 I never understood freedom of speech and its importance until this last couple of years. And

00:19:51.240 I think it's really, really worth fighting for. It is about freedom. And if you don't have the ability

00:19:55.620 to speak out against things that are, you know, whether it's the government or whether it's

00:19:59.920 establishments, then what are we doing? That's terrifying. That's a terrible, slippery slope.

00:20:04.700 I don't know why people don't see that. So I don't have the answer, Sheila. I wish I had the

00:20:09.700 answer, but I will just keep singing and speaking and you're going to keep doing what you do, I know.

00:20:13.920 And I encourage whoever's watching, if you have this on your heart to speak out in whatever capacity,

00:20:19.280 you know, using your own gifts and comfort, do so. It's scary, but honestly, it's not so bad.

00:20:25.680 Once you get the same 20 buzzwords, they really start to become kind of boring.

00:20:29.340 Yeah, you get a pretty thick skin. My concern, I guess, for the future is the fact that these

00:20:39.960 social media companies have so much power to determine who gets to speak and who doesn't.

00:20:48.840 And not only that, but behind closed doors, these far left wing activists are really pulling the

00:20:56.340 strings in these social media networks. I was looking this morning because we're recording

00:21:01.880 this Tuesday, so it'll go to air on Wednesday. And Tommy was just kicked off of Facebook and

00:21:09.480 Instagram. I guess the news would have broken today. So on Tuesday.

00:21:13.680 A few hours ago, yeah.

00:21:14.240 Yeah, a few hours ago. And again, at the Rebel, we're going to do everything we can,

00:21:17.540 like we always do to help them. I guess we're his de facto, like army of fixers for him.

00:21:24.440 But there is this activist, calls himself a broadcaster. His name is Muhammad Shafiq.

00:21:31.740 I went to his Twitter account and he says he's a Muslim broadcaster on TV, radio. He's a columnist,

00:21:38.380 chief executive of the Ramadan Foundation. And he is on the BBC Five Live. And he's a regular

00:21:47.600 contributor for Putin's mouthpiece RT. And I went and I, I don't know why he made it clear that he's a

00:21:56.800 Muslim broadcaster. I don't make it clear that I'm a Catholic broadcaster. I think people just 1.00

00:22:01.760 eventually figure it out. But what I, I went through his Twitter feed and he said that he had met with

00:22:12.080 Facebook. He did about banning Tommy Robinson and Facebook complied with his request. That's all

00:22:19.800 it takes these days for normal people to just get booted. Some activists with a big platform

00:22:25.620 working for Russia, might I add, can get somebody kicked off of Facebook. And he actually tweeted this

00:22:35.360 seven hours ago. Next meeting to be arranged very shortly is with YouTube and Google here in the UK

00:22:42.640 to ensure that Tommy Robinson is banned from their platforms. So, I mean, the wheels are already in

00:22:49.100 motion. This activist is claiming responsibility for having Tommy Robinson banned. And the worst part is

00:22:55.920 this person claims to be a journalist. They're advocating for free speech, not just ad or advocating

00:23:00.700 for censored speech. But not just that. They're not even just a proponent of censoring speech.

00:23:06.120 They're actually part of the mechanism that does it. It's really appalling.

00:23:11.760 Yeah, it's, it's, it's like a version of almost, you know, when you think of really, you know, any movie

00:23:17.360 you've ever watched growing up about the, the evils of crony capitalism and the big businessmen and all

00:23:22.060 the dirty deeds going on and behind the scenes. And of course, we know this does happen in real life as

00:23:26.400 well in politics. It's like that, except for specifically, we're talking about a way to silence

00:23:32.400 people, a way to completely silence an opposing point of view. And I wasn't necessarily surprised

00:23:38.580 when I found out that it was him who had essentially started this fight against, you know, wanting to get

00:23:43.640 him banned. And I'm not surprised that the company bowed down to it because right now it seems there are

00:23:48.960 certain buzz issues that are, you know, very, very key in the discussion about left versus right

00:23:55.080 thinking, you know, conservative versus liberals and essentially what is acceptable and what is not

00:24:00.040 to say out loud. And of course, one of those major issues, um, along with, um, I guess you could say

00:24:07.220 feminism is a big one. So the gender stuff, uh, I would say transgender issues are the number one 1.00

00:24:12.440 big one. How you feel about that apparently determines whether or not you are worthy of even

00:24:17.000 being alive. So there's that issue. Um, there's several others. Immigration is a big one. Of course, 0.99

00:24:21.460 if you want limited immigration or you have concerns about illegal immigration, that automatically makes

00:24:26.420 you into some sort of bad person. And a big, big one that I'm learning and kind of diving into and

00:24:31.880 learning about more this past year is Islam and Islamism and political Islam. And A, a lot of citizens

00:24:37.580 don't know the difference. Um, but B, there is a fair bit of evidence to suggest that we should be at

00:24:43.960 least mildly concerned about Islamism and political Islam in the West. And I've been reading a lot of

00:24:49.640 Imam Tawidi, uh, who is of course the Imam of peace and it's very eyeopening. And sadly, we can't

00:24:56.520 even use those proper terms and speak of this in a very diplomatic way about talking about preventative

00:25:02.240 safety and the very real travesties that have gone on in Europe since, you know, a lot of their mass 0.62

00:25:07.340 migration issues, uh, 2014 and forward and the deaths that have occurred and the terrorist attacks

00:25:11.760 that have occurred. I mean, this is not a racist issue. This is not a Islamophobic issue. This isn't a

00:25:17.020 white supremacy issue. I just had this discussion brought up by a Zambian receptionist at my hotel

00:25:23.780 room who was so delightful to talk to. I think it was his first Canadian he ever spoke to. And he said

00:25:28.240 he didn't like London because he said in his words, there's too many different cultures and bad things 0.78

00:25:33.560 are happening. He was there the night before the London bridge or wherever that bridge attack was,

00:25:38.020 where someone mowed down a bunch of people in a van. And he says, it's terrifying. And all of the

00:25:43.080 stabbings, we found out that we were very close to where some stabbings and acid attacks had happened

00:25:47.960 just a day and a couple of weeks earlier. So you have these issues that are going on. They're very

00:25:53.220 real and people want to talk about them. There's, I saw a sign in the audience, um, at the rally,

00:25:57.860 a woman saying, I'm a moderate concerned parent. And it just made me feel so sad because there was also

00:26:04.140 parents in the audience whose children died at the Ariana Grande concert in the Manchester Terrace

00:26:09.200 attack in 2017, I think it was. And they're getting called far right and racist. And I just,

00:26:14.500 that's sick, you know? So you speak out against something where it's an actual concern. You're

00:26:18.180 not saying all Muslims, you're not saying Islam, even in general, and you're not even allowed to

00:26:22.900 talk about the extremist elements of a religion without getting slammed down by your peers, um,

00:26:27.920 in a million different ways. And of course, then the media labeling you a racist and an Islamophobe,

00:26:32.460 even though Islam isn't a race, but that's a whole other discussion. So I'm not surprised this is 0.90

00:26:37.140 happening to bring it back around because obviously Tommy Robinson, despite this rally

00:26:41.680 being about the BBC has been bringing up a lot of issues with grooming gangs and things of that

00:26:46.600 nature. And he is trying to fight things like Islamism, as well as Avi Amini, who is a Jewish 0.76

00:26:51.460 person trying to also go up against jihad, et cetera. So you have people that have a specific,

00:26:56.300 um, goal and they have gone up quite provocatively against that establishment. And I'm not surprised

00:27:02.980 that they're getting pushback, uh, from, from the Muslim community, particularly if there are

00:27:07.680 certain maybe sects or certain, um, people that are maybe have more of a vested interest,

00:27:12.300 I guess you could say. So I don't know much about this guy you speak of, but I'm, I'm not surprised

00:27:16.600 it's this community that's trying to get him to shut up. Um, it's, it's sad because at the end of the

00:27:22.660 day, I understand the concern about causing racial divide and cultural divides, and I don't want to see

00:27:27.960 people hating each other or, or going to violence. But if you can't tell the truth about children

00:27:32.800 being raped, if you can't tell the truth about people going through, um, you know, horrific,

00:27:38.040 uh, terrorist attacks and, and sometimes resulting in death or parents grieving their children,

00:27:42.960 if you're not allowed to talk about it, you know, in Canada, we have M103, that motion, that

00:27:46.400 sort of soft law that will eventually turn into hard law. Why is this? Why can't we talk about it? And

00:27:51.780 it's, I see a lot of, you know, free Tommy sort of their shirts and there's little logos

00:27:56.580 with that piece of duct tape over his mouth. And here we are, right. He can't talk about it,

00:28:00.780 like him or hate him. It doesn't matter. He's speaking about something that matters to him

00:28:04.860 and it's about children. And I think that's why I felt compelled to go there no matter how

00:28:08.700 much hate I'll get. Um, this is about children in this case, you know, that's what he was

00:28:12.920 reporting on in the first place. And the BBC has been going after him ever since. And I think

00:28:17.200 it's, um, very telling of the times we're in with the elitist government and institutions

00:28:22.320 that they seem to run. You know, it's, uh, interesting that the BBC would appear to be

00:28:29.000 running cover for a rape gang, considering they had a Jimmy Saville problem on their hands

00:28:35.280 not too long ago with like systemic child abuse with links to the BBC. Um, but to bring it back

00:28:42.300 to religion, I I'm a traditional practicing Catholic. I'm, you know, I'm as trad life, I guess,

00:28:49.480 as you can get in a practical sense, not the, um, wearing fifties clothes and red lipstick,

00:28:55.940 but I'm literally a farmer who grows her own food and, you know, and very traditionally Catholic

00:29:02.520 pro-life raised three kids, whatever. But when I hear criticisms of the Catholic church and the

00:29:08.560 pedophile problem we have that goes right up to the top, I'm grateful for the criticisms to be out

00:29:15.080 in the air because to save my church, I want these people purged from it. I want this evil snake cut

00:29:22.920 off at the head and out of my church. And I'm happy to talk about it. I'm happy to point out that evil

00:29:29.360 and to say that it is not, it's not me. It's not in my pew, but it is in my church. It's an infestation

00:29:37.340 and it has to go. That's not anti-Catholic bigotry. That's not anti-Catholic bigotry. It's

00:29:44.180 just the facts as sad and as horrible as they are. So, and I, people are more than ready to talk about

00:29:51.840 that in my church. But when we talk about another religion, that's bigotry, that's hate, that's

00:29:58.940 racism. And as a Catholic, I can really see the double standard at work.

00:30:03.760 There is a double standard. And I'm not Catholic. I grew up Protestant. I was raised Lutheran. I've

00:30:09.520 been to a couple different denominations within the Christian faith. But same idea. I remember

00:30:15.500 when, I'm sure you recall that horrible beheading that we had on the Greyhound bus. I don't know,

00:30:20.320 was that 2000? Yeah. Yeah, it's just a horrible experience. I'm not remembering the year at this

00:30:25.520 point. It was a while ago now. But I remember that when they had some kind of memorial after,

00:30:30.260 there was that Westboro Baptist Church down in the States that tried to get into Canada. I believe

00:30:34.360 they stopped them at the border. They were going to crash the memorial because they believed in

00:30:38.500 their craziness that homosexual marriage and Canada allowing it was the evil that was spreading 1.00

00:30:45.120 and God was punishing us by having this horrible beheading occur, which of course is just out of

00:30:51.880 control, ridiculous. A, has nothing to do with the other. One is extremely, you know, it's very

00:30:57.040 fundamentalist, very extremist. And of course, it's just really awful to try to go crash someone's

00:31:01.800 funeral while they grieve their horribly murdered son. You know, that's something that nobody could

00:31:06.820 ever prepare themselves for. And this was just a huge event across Canada. And so, of course,

00:31:11.520 you see something like that. And that doesn't represent Christianity. I'm sorry that I denounce 0.91

00:31:16.160 that. That's disgusting. That's sick. Right. And same thing, like you said, when it comes to priests,

00:31:20.900 any kind of pedophilia, these are children. I do not condone it. And absolutely,

00:31:26.080 somebody come forward and tell me. And it's the same if it's a friend or whatever,

00:31:29.840 if it's something I'm doing. If you actually do want to see goodness move on, then yes,

00:31:33.840 you would like the truth to come out. And ultimately, any extremist form of any religion

00:31:39.260 or group or ideology can be so dangerous. And if you don't call it out and if you just

00:31:44.500 have to shush, shush, shush and never talk about it, what happens? Where does that lead? And why?

00:31:49.760 Why are we not allowed to talk about it? And of course, there's a million theories that people have

00:31:53.140 going around. And I think the worst part is the more that you tell people to shush about it,

00:31:58.680 the more people are saying, why? Why are you telling me to stop talking about this? Because

00:32:03.260 people, I don't know what you experienced, Sheila, but as a Christian, if I make it known on a video or

00:32:07.320 I bring anything up, I can get mocked all day long. People can say whatever they want about me. And

00:32:12.200 it's fine. They're right. That's freedom of speech. I don't ban them. I don't delete comments.

00:32:15.880 But there is a hypocrisy. There is a double standard. And ultimately, any ideology should

00:32:21.400 be allowed to be criticized. And I'm not entirely sure why, especially in Canada, where we have

00:32:26.700 freedom of religion and we do protect all religions equally, why there has to be a separate one for

00:32:32.400 this. And unfortunately, when you bring up anything of a concern, even if you have empathy for the

00:32:37.160 victims, you're just an Islamophobe. And I'm really sad, again, to see that that's happening because

00:32:42.800 I'm seeing a lot of good people. For example, like I said, those parents at the rallies, I guess they

00:32:47.440 go to every rally that Tommy has, and they're going to be lumped in with neo-Nazis and white

00:32:51.920 supremacists. And really, all they wanted was to not have their kids die in an unnecessary terrorist

00:32:57.560 attack, which was based on extremist elements of a specific religion. So yes, you know, when it comes

00:33:02.540 down to political Islam and everything else, no, we're not talking about everybody. But we have to

00:33:07.600 address the fringe. We have to address the extremism. Like you said, it is the evil that is, it needs

00:33:12.640 to be taken away. It needs to be kicked out of whatever. How did you say it? It's not in your

00:33:17.260 pew. It's in the building, in your church. I like that. That's a good way to put it.

00:33:22.780 Now, speaking of keeping talking, you do have a YouTube channel. I've kept you for 30 minutes,

00:33:29.340 and I know you are horrendously jet-lagged, and you have some health challenges, and, you know,

00:33:34.060 there's probably an afternoon nap in your future. Maybe mine, too. Who knows? But I

00:33:42.520 wanted to give you a chance to let everybody know where they can find you, because you have some,

00:33:46.980 I think you are sort of an undiscovered gem in Canadian political YouTube. Thank you, Sheila.

00:33:54.780 And I think you are undersubscribed for the quality of content you put out and the controversial

00:34:03.160 issues that you aren't afraid to take on, like abortion and, like, redemption after abortion,

00:34:08.940 that you don't really see in other places, really anywhere in Canadian YouTube. So why don't you

00:34:16.440 give everybody a chance to know where they can find you? Because I think they really need to find

00:34:21.400 you. Well, thank you, first of all, for those very, very kind and encouraging words. Try to live

00:34:27.620 up to that lovely intro there. Yeah, it can be found on YouTube, of course, just under Kelly Day. You

00:34:33.660 can't miss me. I always tell people when you look up Kelly Day, there's me and some kind of Brazilian

00:34:37.600 supermodel. I'm the not Brazilian supermodel. I'm, you know, me sitting by a piano, you can't miss me.

00:34:43.380 I am on Twitter as well, Kelly, at KellyRDay19. I use that sort of in a different way. It's more my

00:34:50.400 sarcasm outlet, and I use it to promote my videos. But I don't get into too many big debates,

00:34:54.900 anything serious, because I deal with these sorts of issues. I prefer to do as close to talking in

00:34:59.620 person as possible, which is, of course, YouTube is as good as you get until you actually meet

00:35:03.680 someone. So just as a quick summary of what I do on my channel, I am an ex, what you would call

00:35:08.680 leftist, and I'm someone who walked away from the left. And not just politically, but very much

00:35:14.200 ideologically, I try to come at these sort of issues with a little bit of understanding from both

00:35:19.820 sides so that we can have a bit more unity, but while still standing by, you know, my beliefs,

00:35:25.160 my faith, everything else. So I'm trying to find that balance and give unique perspectives.

00:35:30.240 I've had some interesting experiences in my young years that I'm hoping can bring some sort of, you

00:35:36.160 know, value to people's lives. So please feel free to, you know, check out the channel. And I enjoy very

00:35:40.900 much having good conversations with people who show the intent to have a conversation in my comment

00:35:46.040 section. I generally ignore those who clearly don't. And that's about it. So right now, I do have

00:35:51.400 Facebook. I'm not really on it. So I won't, you know, put that out. It's just more for political

00:35:55.660 issues as I'm involved with the PPC here in Canada. So essentially, YouTube and Twitter,

00:36:00.080 and I am writing more and more music and trying to put out some, you know, I do political commentary,

00:36:05.380 I do a lot of interviews, just trying to interview different people, I like to get their side of the

00:36:10.500 story, the real firsthand account of maybe where someone's heart lies, instead of just the nonsense

00:36:15.040 you hear on the news. So that's kind of a bit about what I do. And I appreciate you all

00:36:19.780 taking the time to listen. So well, I hope everybody at home subscribes because you really

00:36:24.420 do some fantastic work. And I want to thank you for coming on the show today being so very

00:36:30.640 generous with your time. And get some rest, Kelly. Thanks again for having me, Sheila. Have

00:36:35.920 a good day. You too. Thanks. Bye.

00:36:49.780 Kelly was a little jet lagged there, but she was firing on all cylinders. Now we don't often see a 1.00

00:36:56.680 lot of conservative performers. And it's not because we aren't creative or talented over here

00:37:01.820 on the right side of the spectrum. The reason we don't see many open conservatives in Hollywood or

00:37:08.020 in music is that the gatekeepers of their industry are all liberals. And conservative performers can

00:37:15.120 easily be blacklisted and completely deplatformed for having, quote unquote, the wrong opinions. Sort

00:37:22.060 of just like Tommy Robinson has been deplatformed by the liberal media establishment. So when Kelly

00:37:28.260 speaks out the way she has, she's doing it at great risk to her career. She's a pretty brave lady. And

00:37:35.160 it's so odd and counterintuitive that the performing arts are based on free expression. And yet now

00:37:41.420 those in charge demand complete conformity. Well, everybody, that's the show for tonight. Thank

00:37:47.920 you so much for tuning in. As always, I'll see everybody back here in the same time, in the same

00:37:53.600 place next weekend. Remember, don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to think.

00:38:11.420 Bet on you.

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Rebel News Podcast - February 28, 2019

Tommy Robinson flipped the script on the BBC and Rebel Media had a front row seat (Guest： Kelly Day)

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