END THE LOCKDOWN PROTESTS IN KELOWNA & VERNON THIS WEEKEND
Hi everyone. Please find attached upcoming information for both Kelowna and Vernon rallies this weekend.
Vernon’s first rally will be on this coming Sunday
November 15, 2020 at 12:00 at the bandshell in Polson Park, afterward where we
will hit the highway next to the park.
Each weekly Vernon rally against these unconstitutional lockdowns and
restrictions will be each Saturday at 12:00 noon, in conjunction with our
Kelowna CLEAR rallies.
Kelowna will be the same as normal this coming
Saturday, 12:00 noon at Stuart Park.
Also
attached are copies of our brochures on masks and COVID-19 facts. We
would actively encourage everyone to print a few of these off and distribute to
anyone who has the quest for knowledge and activism for freedom.
Circulate this far and wide: Welcome to Medico-Stalinist British Columbia. Mere health officers can get a warrant to arrest you , detain you, test you and incarcerate you, apparently until they choose to set you free.
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Following the acquittal of Lady Michèle Renouf, her Berlin attorney Wolfram Nahrath discusses the case with Lady Renouf & Italian free speech activist Giuseppe Fallisi. Reasons why the German courts feared a public exposure of ‘vivid history’. https://youtu.be/akXy57vnxaY
Islamist
demonstrators displaying a Holocaust denial sign (illustrative). Photo:
Courtesy of United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
A two-word modification in a hate crimes bill currently being
discussed by Scotland’s parliament could provide a “get out of jail free
card” for Holocaust deniers, a Scottish Jewish leader warned on
Tuesday.
Ephraim Borowski — director of the Scottish Council of Jewish
Communities (SCoJeC) — was responding to Scottish Justice Secretary
Hamza Yousaf’s amendment of the proposed legislation that would raise
the threshold from “likely” to stir up hatred to “intend only.”
Borowski cautioned that such a change could give protection to Holocaust deniers on social media.
“I think that the amendment that was announced by the Cabinet
Secretary is retrograde, it essentially provides a get out of jail free
card for something that you’ll see very often in hate-filled posts on
the internet,” Borowski told Scottish news outlet The Herald.
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“They are now given a get out of jail free card, because they could
just say ‘oh we didn’t intend to cause offense, we were merely asking a
question about whether the Holocaust happened,’” Borowski explained.
“Unfortunately antisemitism is very much on the rise these days and I
take the view, therefore, that it’s the victim who needs protecting,”
he continued.
Adam Tomkins — a member of the Scottish parliament and the convener
of its justice committee — said that Borowski’s comments were from
“quite a different perspective” to the other evidence they had heard
over the past weeks.
Charged Dropped Against British Videographer & Free Speech Advocate Lady Michele Renouf. Huge victory. [English and German].
Dresden Victory – Attorney Wolfram Nahrath reports German prosecuto…Berlin attorney Wolfram Nahrath with his client Lady Michèle Renouf reports the extraordinary development just days before Lady Renouf was to stand trial in Dresden
Sears’ St. Germaine Appeal Against “Hate Law” Conviction & Sentence Proceeds Under Protest Via Zoom
On Thursday, November 5, Judge Peter Cavanaugh turned down a motion for postponement of the Appeal proceedings as a previous judge had abruptly ordered the Appeal by Dr. James Sears and Leroy St. Germaine to proceed by Zoom after the Crown Attorney said his life was a risk in open court as Dr. Sears cannot, for religious and medical reason, wear a mask.
The Appeal is against both the conviction and maximum one year sentence handed handed down in the matter of Sec. 319 “hate law” charges against satirical broadsheet editor Dr. James Sears and publisher Leroy St. Germaine,
In a piece of legal arcana, the judge ruled that the order was not appealable at this stage but could only be challenged at a further appeal.
Pro-Lockdown Thug Smashes Rebel News Reporter David Menzies’ Microphone During Disruption of Peaceful END THE LOCKDOWN Rally in Aylmer, Ontario
Another day, another anti-lockdown protest. When will our public officials listen to the concerns of their people?
Last Saturday, I attended the “Freedom March” in Aylmer, Ontario, a town of 7,500 people, just a stone’s throw from London and home to Church of God Pastor Henry Hildebrandt — the courageous pastor who defied lockdown orders at the start of the pandemic to host drive-in sermons.
By some reports, nearly 2,000 people participated in the rally, while small groups of counter-protesters lined the streets to greet the freedom fighters as they marched through town.
One week before the protest, Aylmer Mayor Mary French declared a state of emergency in anticipation that the protesters would cause civil unrest — presumably acting on the advice of her “pre-crimes” investigations unit. Perhaps Mayor French’s hunch was correct.
You see, despite being a joyous and mostly peaceful event, a handful of counter-protesters tried to disrupt the rally. We encountered one hooligan who spouted death threats while another decided to smash my microphone out of my hand!
The police saw the whole thing yet they let him walk away!We’re still looking for my assailant, and we’re offering a $500 reward at FindTheThug.com to the first person that can help us identify him.
Clear here to watch my full report. It’s a perverse irony that the people supporting the lockdowns claim they want to protect public health, yet they are often the first ones to threaten, intimidate, attack, and defame anyone questioning the supposed wisdom of our public officials. Are they really in support of public health, or are they just enjoying what little bit of power is afforded to them by our newfound health dictatorship?
Yours truly, David Menzies
P.S.It’s shocking how often peaceful protests like this attract violent individuals, and worse yet, how reluctant the police are to get involved. That’s why we like to hire bodyguards and take legal actions against anyone that lays their hands on our reporters. But taking these measures is very expensive, and that’s why we rely on our viewers to help us crowdfund our security and lawyer fees. To lend your support with a donation, please click here or visit www.JournalistDefenceFund.com. Thank you.
Conservative legal group challenges new COVID restrictions on group gatherings in Alberta
Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms argues most deaths and severe cases were among the elderly and therefore it’s difficult to justify the restrictions
Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms founder John Carpay: “We’re publicly objecting to new restrictions on Charter freedom to associate.” PHOTO BY NATIONAL POST FILE
EDMONTON — A conservative legal group is challenging new restrictions on gatherings in Alberta, saying they are a violation of Charter rights to assembly. The province implemented the group gathering restrictions this week as it faces record-breaking numbers of new COVID-19 cases.
The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, headed by lawyer John Carpay, has been involved in a number of high-profile cases over the years and has recently taken up a number of anti-COVID-restriction causes.
The Justice Centre is also representing Canada Galaxy Pageants, a beauty pageant for women and girls based in Toronto, against a new human rights complaint made by Jessica Yaniv, a transgender person.
“We’re publicly objecting to new restrictions on Charter freedom to associate,” said Carpay in an interview with the National Post.
As yet, they aren’t filing a lawsuit or anything of that nature — just raising objections.
On Monday, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, the province’s chief medical officer of health, announced private gatherings would be capped at 15 people in Edmonton and Calgary, in response to surges in COVID-19 cases that are putting a strain on the hospital system and leading to the deferral of surgeries and other medical services.
As of Thursday afternoon — before Hinshaw’s daily case update — there were 126 people in Alberta hospitals with COVID-19, 19 of them in ICU. There were 4,793 active cases, and 313 Albertans have died.
Carpay argues most of the deaths and severe cases were among the elderly — the average age of death is 82 — and therefore it’s difficult to justify the restrictions.
Carpay contends the order is based on “cases” of COVID-19, “including thousands of ‘cases’ among people who are not experiencing any symptoms or illness,” he said in a statement about the challenge. He argues today’s cases include completely healthy people who have a positive test, and he disputed the reliability of PCR testing.
Alberta Health Services says the National Microbiology Lab found Alberta’s tests to be 100 per cent accurate.
Hinshaw’s order says voluntary measures in Edmonton haven’t successfully brought the case counts down, necessitating more stringent steps.
Carpay sees it otherwise. “It’s a fundamental freedom that I have as a citizen to invite 16 or 20 people over to my house if I so choose, if we choose to associate with each other,” he said.
“Whether it’s six people or 10 people or 20 people, when the government tells you how many friends you’re allowed or not allowed to have over to your house, that is a very obvious and very direct infringement of freedom of association,” said Carpay.
In her media briefings, Hinshaw has repeatedly pointed out the majority of COVID spread in the province is because of private gatherings, and restrictions protect those who are vulnerable to the disease, as those who are less vulnerable can pass it on to elderly relatives, for example. She has said the current spike in cases is due to families gathering for Thanksgiving celebrations.
Hinshaw has also said the long-term effects of catching COVID-19, even among younger people who aren’t hospitalized, ventilated or dead, are not yet known
In a news release, Carpay said the disease hasn’t killed the early projections of 32,000 Albertans, so it’s not as deadly as initially claimed.
