Jewish Lobby Group Brags It Got Saskatoon Man Charged For Internet Hate
[You’d think with all the complaints by the Jewish lobby about growing “anti-semitism” in Canada, Jewish lobby groups might be a little more cautious about throwing their weight around. But, no they boast of scouring the Internet to try to silence those who criticize Jews (“anti-Semitism.) ““Moore’s virulent antisemitism has no place in Canadian society,” said Richard Robertson, director of research and advocacy for B’nai Brith Canada. ““B’nai Brith Canada will continue to document, report, and pursue every available legal avenue to protect Jewish Canadians and to ensure justice,” said Robertson.” That is to shield Jews from strong criticism which was always one of the main reasons for Canada’s notorious “hate law” (now Sec. 318 and 319 of the Criminal Code) enacted after decades of Jewish lobby pressure. It never was about hate (whatever that is) The Supreme Court came clen in the Whatcott decision 2012) Whites and Christians are not protected from hate because they are not vulnerable minorities. Not “vulnerable minorities” but privileged minorities!]
Saskatoon man makes first court appearance on hate crime charge
Brandon Moore, 45, is accused of making anti-Semitic comments online.
Lisa JoyDec 18, 2025 4:04 PM
SASKATOON — A Saskatoon man facing a hate crime charge made his first appearance in Saskatoon Provincial Court on Dec. 18. He is accused of making anti-Semitic comments online.
Brandon Moore, 45, is now scheduled to appear in court on Jan. 13, 2026, to enter an election. He isn’t in custody.
Moore is charged with public incitement of hatred and unsafe storage of a firearm. SPS say their investigation started in 2024 after they received a complaint about someone making anti-Semitic comments online. They say they identified the suspect and executed a search warrant at a Saskatoon home, that resulted in the seizure of digital evidence as well as a firearm.
In a media release Thursday, the B’nai Brith Canada Advocacy said the arrest was a result of their advocacy.
“Moore’s virulent antisemitism has no place in Canadian society,” said Richard Robertson, director of research and advocacy for B’nai Brith Canada. “We applaud the Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) for investigating…and taking action to protect the Jewish community and all Canadians.”
B’nai Brith Canada said they had grown increasingly concerned about Moore’s conduct online. They said this led them to file several complaints with the SPS.
“B’nai Brith Canada will continue to document, report, and pursue every available legal avenue to protect Jewish Canadians and to ensure justice,” said Robertson.
The charges against Moore haven’t been proven in court. (Saskatoon Today, December 18, 2025)