Ezra Levant exposes pro-Hamas gangs—including non-citizens—blocking Canada’s Parliament on December 3rd with no legal consequences, despite alleged trespassing and intimidation, while peaceful truckers in 2022 faced the Emergencies Act. Nitin Chopra reveals 10–15% of foreign students exploit loopholes, with 200,000 asylum backlogs and 4.9M expiring visas by 2025, yet criminals like carjackers evade deportation. Canada’s two-tier justice and weak bail reforms risk destabilizing public safety amid rising retail theft (300% increase). [Automatically generated summary]
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There were demands to cancel speakers.
They were basically showing who runs the streets in this country.
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Tonight, pro-Hamas gangs rule the streets of Montreal, and now they even invade Parliament itself, but no emergencies act for them.
It's December 3rd, and this is the Ezra Levant Show.
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Shame on you, you sensorious bug.
Hi, welcome back.
What a week it's been.
I was arrested, as you know, nine days ago on the streets of Toronto, taken to jail, held for a few hours because police said my mere presence was inciting a breach of the peace by pro-Hamas activists, many of whom aren't even Canadian citizens.
I found that astonishing, and it's actually illegal as well.
As you know, from the case Fleming versus Ontario, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled unanimously: you cannot arrest a lawful person who's doing nothing illegal because someone else might breach the peace.
In other words, you can't punish the victim because he's being threatened by someone else.
You'd think that's fairly instinctive policing, but not so in Canada, where politicians, especially for political reasons, take the easy way out.
I should tell you, the case of Fleming versus Ontario was a political case as well.
Someone with a Canadian flag was being challenged by Indigenous activists.
And of course, the flag bearer was the one who was arrested.
A little bit similar to my situation.
I wasn't carrying a flag, though.
I was carrying a camera.
I wanted to document the anti-Semitic Semitic hate of these Hamas activists.
Anyways, that's sort of been the story of the last year, hasn't it?
If the story of 2022 was the peaceful trucker convoy and how, with some hornhonking, they managed to break the fever in this country and cause the country to wake up from this bizarre civil liberties bonfire we had been in.
The story of 2024 is of a national crime wave where police didn't overreact as they did to the truckers, but they underreact every single day and do whatever they can not to arrest lawbreakers, including if they're foreigners.
Earlier today, our Montreal-based reporter Alexa Lavois was at Concordia University, which by most measures is the most anti-Semitic university in the country.
There was a speaker there, an Arab-Israeli journalist named Yosef Haddad.
He's a Christian Arab, and you would think that a Christian Arab might be welcome at Concordia, but because he is pro-Israel, he's from Israel, but because he is not against Israel, all the extremists in that city said we are going to block and cancel his event.
Here's some reports by Alexa on the scene.
You know, when we retook the streets in Toronto a few days ago, one of the chants we had was whose streets, our streets.
And it was true.
We brought out about 100 citizens, peaceful Canadians, and we retook the sidewalk from Hamas.
That was one weekend's work.
But in Montreal, 365 days a year, Hamas runs the streets and it runs the universities.
Imagine being a Jewish student there.
Montreal is a place that had a full-scale riot just a few weeks ago.
Justin Trudeau at the time was busy.
He was at the Taylor Swift concert.
An unserious man in serious times.
No wonder Donald Trump is poking him and tweaking him.
I don't know if you saw the latest tweet by Donald Trump of him standing with a Canadian flag like he's going to invade Canada or something.
I don't think he respects Justin Trudeau.
Trudeau is unserious when it comes to anti-Semitism.
Trudeau no longer even goes through the motions about talking about the hostages that Hamas took.
Contrast that with Trump's statement yesterday, which was just blazing.
He issued his statement on his truth social media platform, which was reposted elsewhere.
He basically said if the hostages are not all released, by the time he's president, he will unleash more wrath than the world has ever seen militarily.
I think that Hamas probably should take him seriously.
I know other terrorist groups are, for example, the Houthis based in Yemen who would attack shipping in the Red Sea.
When Trump was elected, they said, yeah, I think the grown-ups are back.
We better stop what we're doing.
It'll be very interesting to see what Trump does, not just in Gaza, but more importantly, to the leadership, the remaining leadership of Hamas and Hezbollah scattered around the world.
Understand that Qatar has kicked out the remaining leadership of Gaza, of Hamas, excuse me, and they have since moved on to Turkey.
That'll be very interesting.
Turkey, of course, on paper at least, is a NATO ally.
I want to move from Montreal now to Ottawa.
That was the scene of the non-crime of the truckers, where thousands of peaceful protesters in February of 2022 just honked their horns.
A judge later told them to stop haunting, honking their horns because it was upsetting people getting to sleep, and they stopped honking their horns.
And all that was left, really, were some parking infractions.
Nonetheless, Trudeau was deeply embarrassed by it.
And even though there really was no crime, horn honking is not a crime, and a parking infraction is not a crime.
Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act, invoking martial law for the first time since the War Measures Act that Trudeau's father did in October 1970.
I say again that even during 9-11, Canada did not invoke the Emergencies Act, but Trudeau so hated the truckers that he did so and then seized a bunch of bank accounts, deployed the ride horses, and put people in jail like Tamara Leach.
Well, look at what happened in Ottawa today.
Just a quick reminder: when the truckers were in parliament, sorry, were at the parliament outside the parliament in February 2022, they didn't go in.
Parliament's the center block of parliament, which is the main building with the peace tower with the big clock, that's closed for renovations.
The doors don't even open.
There is nothing going on inside there except for renovations.
The truckers stayed in their trucks and on the street.
They had hot tubs and bouncy castles and they circulated around, but mainly they just were in their trucks.
They didn't go in.
They didn't stop parliament in any way.
Look what happened in Ottawa today, jamming up parliament, stopping parliament.
Pro-Hamas extremists, some of whom were Jewish, some of whom were merely pretending to be Jewish.
It's a self-hating Jew if I ever saw one, literally blocked parliament in the name of Hamas.
Take a look.
We're here over 100 Jews going parliamentary building landing.
Don't stop arming this thing.
We know that every time an F-35 bomber jet drops a bomb on Lebanon or Gaza, every time a Bowie Apache helicopter, every time the main weapons of war that Israel uses are raining bombs on Palestinians, there are hundreds of Canadian components in those jets.
Embargo.
Arms embargo now!
Arms!
Embargo!
Arms embargo now!
You know, it's a clever PR strategy to say that these are Jews against Israel.
I've seen a little bit of that.
There is a small cult in Judaism called Naturai Karta.
They look like extremely religious Jews.
And for an obscure theological reason, they say they're against the state of Israel, that only God can create the state of Israel and man should not do so.
So they're paid by Iran to denounce Israel.
It's really bizarre to see.
Those are in a very obscure cult, but there are just left-wing progressives who, just like they hate America, just like they're mad at their dad or whatever, they like to denounce Israel.
They wouldn't survive a second in Gaza, but they're useful idiots in Canada.
That's who was in the protest today.
I understand from police that there were 14 arrests made, but every single one of them was let go.
But wouldn't you agree with me that by storming into Parliament and stopping Parliament and trespassing and intimidating Parliament, that they were worse than anything the truckers did?
All of them were trespassing.
And let me read a section of the criminal code to you that I just reread today to refresh my memory.
Section 51.
It's very simple.
It's one sentence long.
Everyone who does an act of violence in order to intimidate Parliament or the legislature of a province is guilty of an indictable offense and liable to imprisonment for a term of not exceeding 14 years.
Now, I've tried to study a little bit about what the definition of the word violence is in the eyes of the criminal code, because maybe simply blocking an entry and blocking parliamentarians in is not quite violence.
I'm not sure.
Violence, if I understand the criminal code correctly, is the application or the threat of application of force.
And I think that these blockaders were forcing themselves in there, forcibly staying, forcibly blocking MPs.
I don't know if that rises to the standards, but would you agree with me that if that had been truckers who had done so, it would have been unanimously condemned by the regime media, by the prime minister and the government and many cabinet ministers.
And the police would have probably made the charges, even if they couldn't stick.
But these are pro-Hamas supporters, so a few of them were arrested for a moment and they were let go.
And of course they're not being prosecuted for intimidating Parliament.
But if that particular section of the criminal code doesn't apply, well, how about this one?
This is section 46711.
Now, it takes about a minute to read it, so I'll read it slowly.
Here it goes.
The following definitions apply in this Act.
Criminal organization means a group, however organized, that is composed of three or more persons in or outside Canada, and B has as one of its main purposes or main activities the facilitation or commission of one or more serious offenses that if committed would likely result in the direct or indirect receipt of a material benefit,
including a financial benefit, by the group or by any of the persons who constitute the group.
It does not include a group of persons that forms randomly for the immediate commission of a single offense.
Serious offense means an indictable offense under this or any other act of parliament, for which the maximum punishment is imprisonment for five years or more, or another offense that is prescribed by a regulation.
Okay, so what have I just read to you?
And I'm sorry if that was too complex or too much legalese.
But that's sort of our version, and it goes on some more, of the U.S. RICO statute.
Have you ever heard of that?
It's the statute used to go after mobs and gangs.
RICO stands for racketeer-influenced criminal organization.
It just means a gang that commits crimes together.
That's basically what RICO means.
And in Canada, that's our version of the law.
If you're a group of three or more people and you plan to commit serious crimes together and there's a benefit to the group, and if any of these crimes are punishable by more than five years in prison, the group itself is a criminal organization.
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Now, again, I don't know if what we saw in Parliament Hill today quite reaches that.
I am certain that what we've seen on the streets of this country the last 14 months does.
We've seen shootings.
We've seen Molotov cocktails.
We've seen assaults.
seen death threats.
All that's been documented.
Very few of it's been charged.
And like what happened today, 14 arrests everyone let go.
I'm reminded that on the weekend, the police proudly said that over 100 people have been charged with hate crimes.
Yeah, but almost all those charges have been dropped.
The government, to say they're unserious about this anti-Semitic hate crime, doesn't do it justice.
They are deadly serious about it, serious about abiding it and allowing it.
I think that we have a real justice deficit.
And anyone who compares the treatment of the truckers, who are completely peaceful, and the treatment of Hamas, who are violent thugs who hide their face and actually do commit crimes in front of our eyes, knows that we have a problem in this country of two-tier justice.
Hey, up next, I talked to an immigrant himself to this country from India, who's a harsh critic of crimes and fraud committed in this country by other would-be immigrants from India.
It's an interesting conversation.
I'll let you tell me what you think of it.
That's next on The Ezra LeVant Show.
Welcome back.
I was astonished to learn a few months ago that there are 1 million foreign students registered in Canada.
They're on temporary visas as students.
And the reason that's such an astonishing number is that's actually larger than the number of Canadian students in Canadian colleges and universities.
And we've seen what that massive number can do in terms of social and economic adjustment.
You can't just port 1 million extra people into a country of Canada's size without having some ramifications.
In some cities, for example, food banks now have a policy that they will not give free food to people who are here on a student visa, at least in the first year of their studies.
The thinking being, if you came here to be a student, not you have a certain amount of funds, and obviously you spent thousands of dollars on immigrating and your university.
But it's causing, in some ways, the massive numbers causing a rift.
And then I saw this interesting story.
Four men on student visas arrested after cars broken into items stolen in Oakville.
It's a very alarming trend.
And in fact, it's not the only such case.
But one man who has led the criticism of this is a man from the Indo-Canadian community himself who's upset with some of the excesses both of immigration and crime.
His name is Nitin Chopra.
He's a media personality who is voluble on social media.
And he joins us now to talk about the news.
Mr. Chopra, what a pleasure to meet you.
Thanks for coming on the show.
Thank you.
My pleasure, Ezra.
Now, you've been following this beat for a while.
Why don't you sum up the state of affairs in Canada?
There's an enormous number of people here on temporary visas.
What do you make of that?
Ezra, it's a really RNE.
Like Canada was a beautiful country.
Canada is a beautiful country and it will remain strong and beautiful.
But the army here is like our weaker laws.
So basically, anyone who comes here for the study, 80 to 85% students, they are really general students.
They are working very hard.
They are the backbone of the economy.
They are working double shifts.
And our Canadian economy runs with them because they bring a lot of revenue with them.
They study hard and they are into very good jobs, good paying jobs also.
But with good, we always see the bad part also.
And the bad is here is that our system, our system lacked many things.
What we lacked, starting from the immigration and our immigration minister and government themselves, they accepted there were loopholes.
And these bad actors, I'll say bad actors, whether these are the small colleges or the bad actors by the agents, the consultants.
And there is a part by the government also that our immigration department, they side look all those parts, the loopholes, they never fixed it.
And the problem is in front of us.
So today, as the Halton police, they release, there's four international students and their name, if I mention, they are into the 20s and 19 years and 21 years age.
Gurpurkap Singh, Akshdeep Singh, Kanav Preet Singh, and Dilpreet Singh, 20 years, 21 years.
They are international students.
Now, Ezra, the army, which I mentioned, is what kind of charges they have.
They have a charges of mischief under $5,000, theft under $5,000, fraud under $5,000, and unauthorized use of a credit card.
These are not the small crimes.
And with these kind of charges, what will happen?
They will be out on bail right away.
But we have not seen what kind of a status they are on.
They are on a study visa.
They are here to study, not for thefts.
So means that our system has the loopholes.
We need stricter laws.
As I mentioned before, 80% of students, they are working hard and they are the part of the economy.
But these 10 to 15% students, they are not here for studies.
They are here for some other purposes.
And all those bad actors I mentioned, they need to be strictly tackled by the government, our immigration department.
And this is not the first police release by the Halter.
There are so many releases since 2018 further.
We have seen every other day these things are happening.
Even in carjacking, we have seen many South Asians, many students also, they were involved, car thefts, the home invasions, there was extortion cases, and there are so many other cases.
And we see those faces when police release the press releases.
But same day, same evening, or before that, they were already released on bail.
So those are extremely serious crimes.
Carjacking is a robbery of a car with someone in it.
And extortion, of course, people know what that is.
You're saying these international students on temporary visas, when they were arrested for those extremely serious crimes, they were let out on bail right away?
Yes, they were out on bail.
That is it.
And for this bail question, the changes in the criminal code, we ourselves, I myself approach to all the heads, like we approach to the justice minister, we approach to the Peel Regional Police Chief, we approach to the chair of the Peel Region, to the mayor of the Brampton, and to the Premier Ford.
And there is a disconnect between all the levels.
Why there is a disconnect?
Because police, police associations, mayors, everybody in the province, they want changes under the criminal code.
And when we reach out to the justice minister that why there are no changes in the criminal code, what police is asking?
They said, we already made those changes.
The amendments were already done.
And it's good.
So, but on the ground level, when these, all the stakeholders from police to the mayor to the province, when they're asking changes in the criminal court, and why justice minister is saying that already amendments have been made.
But let me ask you, Mr. Chopa, let me ask you a question because I've been thinking about that.
Like some of these charges are quite serious.
And if these people are in Canada as our temporary guests who came here, they said to be students and now they're charged with serious crimes, what would you do?
On the one hand, part of me wants them prosecuted heavily and punished.
But on the other hand, should we just instead deport them immediately and ban them from returning?
To have them, to prosecute them will take years, most likely, hundreds of thousands of dollars in police and prosecutorial resources.
If they're convicted, then there's the cost of prison.
And then if they're out, they're still here.
Should we instead just immediately deport them and bar them from ever returning to the country, even though that doesn't punish them for the crime itself, at least gets them out of our country?
Which path would you choose?
Or do you have another suggestion?
Ezra, this is a very good question.
What should we do?
What is the solution for this?
Number one solution is to fix the immigration system because no one should come here without screening.
Number one part.
Because when we apply, because I remember like 10 years ago, when anyone applied for a student visa or a visitor visa, they used to go through an interview process by the immigration officer and their applications were screened.
And then you get an entry.
But now there is no interview for getting a study visa.
You just apply.
And then we came to know that there are so many fake ILED reserves.
The force documents by the ILEDs that if you get a six, if you've got two bands, you can just edit your document and make it six bands here.
You're here.
Then why there was no parliamentary committee which did the investigation?
Because that was voted out by all other political parties that we don't want to do any committee and there should not be any investigation.
The part is first fix the immigration system.
Anyone who wants to enter either a visitor or a study, they should be screened properly.
Their document should be verified what they are producing.
Number two, the colleges, there are still small colleges.
Ezra, you will be surprised.
A week ago, I met one girl here in Peel Region and she was looking for a job.
Somebody approached me that she is looking for a job if you can help.
I said, okay, I'll try.
When I asked her what you're doing, she said, I'm a student.
Which college are you in?
She said, she took a name of a college which is in British Columbia.
I said, how come you are here in Ontario looking for a job?
She said, my college is a small college.
She took a name of that, I won't mention.
And they allowed her to do online.
And there is no job in British Columbia.
That's why I came to Ontario.
Now I'm finding a job.
I said, how are you doing your classes?
She said, I'm doing my classes online and only one day a week and few hours in the week.
That is my classes.
So stop these small colleges who are misusing our students, those who are here to study.
And students, those who don't want to study, they're taking advantage of these small colleges.
Shut them out.
Let the big universities, big reputed universities, big colleges should run the show.
And then...
If I can interject for a second, I mean, if this person you're referring to, and I'm sure she's a very nice lady as an individual human being, but if she got into Canada as a student, but she's only taking a few hours of courses one day a week online... ...
then frankly, the whole thing's a ruse to come to Canada because if you're just studying online, you could be anywhere in the world.
It's sort of obvious to me that that college is just really selling access to the country under false pretenses.
Am I missing something?
Or is the college engaging in a kind of immigration fraud by saying you can come here and study when in fact it's just a couple of hours a week online, which you could do from back home wherever you were?
It sounds like the college is the bad guy here.
Everybody, the bad actors is not only the college, is the student also who want to get admission in that college only, who allow them to work.
All the parties are involved in this.
So what comes?
The laws, the government should be, enforcement should be there.
The colleges should be shut down.
The big colleges, reputed colleges should run.
And Ezra, I visited the creeks.
Can you believe an international student, those who don't have a status now, status is aspired, living in encapments in the creeks?
They are having drugs.
We did the report on that, and that report got viral.
That how come these students, those who are here for their good future, they are into drugs, they are having needles.
We see the blank cartridges into those creeks.
And we showed them to the Peel region, to the Halton region, in the Malton region.
And all the politicians knew about it.
And still, the encapments are there in the creeks.
And residents around those areas, they are worried about these kids and their families, they are watching them, that they are living into the creeks in the tents.
So what is the solution?
Our government knows it, but still no action.
And our region, they are supplying them with the tents and with the warm clothes.
They are supplying them.
So everybody knows about this.
This is a crazy thing.
And then you must be aware that how come a student who is here for study, they can apply on a first case as a refugee.
If you apply in this country as a refugee, that means asylum means you have a threat on yourself back home in your own country.
But when you came here as a student four years ago, you came for a better prospects, better life.
Now, when your work permit got expired, you are applying for a refugee status.
And then the backlog is 200,000 more.
So why government is accepting these applications of international students?
In 2024, only in this year, more than 14,000 applications of asylum is from the international students.
It's shocking.
Is that not shocking?
It's very shocking.
It's not surprising.
Let me ask you one last question.
First of all, you're a fountain of information.
It's just incredible to hear.
One thing I learned just in the last week or two was according to Pierre Polyev, the government has tabled documents showing that 4.9 million people in this country are on visas that are set to expire at the end of 2025.
And the idea that more than 10% of our entire country's population has to go or is going to go home in a year, I don't think that's going to happen.
I don't think it's even, I mean, that would be like a dozen jumbo jet flights a day of people just going home.
I don't see it happening.
Do you think those 4.9 million people will go?
Do you think the government will deport any of them?
Should they go?
Like, I just can't believe I heard such a large number and I'm still trying to wrap my head around it.
What do you make of that?
Ezra, this is the bad politics is ruining our country.
The vote bank politics is ruining our country.
Such a beautiful country.
And believe me, if you go to the jails, get a data, you are an investigative journalist yourself.
If you get a data, how many international students are there in the jails?
We have heard that Milton Jail is full with the South Asian students and the South Asian residents.
Yes, if you check the data, detention center, immigration detention center, how many students are there?
You will get a very big number.
And will they be deported?
We don't know.
We can't say what government plan, but there are elections next year.
So it's very doubtful.
There is a question mark what government or immigration will do, whether they will deport, which is kind of a tough situation.
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They may not get deported because our laws are weak.
We should deport the bad elements.
We should take a strict action.
Government should act, which they started now.
The federal government started acting now.
They want to fix the immigration system.
They want to control the borders.
They want to act on the bad actors.
But what we were doing in the last seven years, when we were seeing this thing is happening and this thing is going to damage our country and that where we are.
So there should be a strict laws.
They should be a punishment meant they should not use our country as a weak and lawless and toothless.
That should be strictly implemented.
And if I talk about the crime also, Ezra, because international, like 10 to 15% international students are into the crime and drugs.
And if I say that in the last 10 days, in last one week, more than 10 jewelry stores were robbed.
And if you take a data of last one year, you will be surprised how many jewelry stores the small businesses got robbed.
And what happened with those robbers?
I can take a list of the jewelry store starting from Ottawa to Ontario to British Columbia, that how many jewelry stores got robbed?
The shocking numbers.
And the Retail Council of Canada, they said in the last four years, there is an increase of 300%, the volunteer and the retail thefts.
And the small business, can they do a business here?
No.
I myself went to the many of the jewelry stores.
I talked to their owners.
They said, we are scared.
Even these robbers, they follow the customers, those who come there for shopping.
And they are after golds, they are after diamonds, and they robbed our stores.
And insurance, they take months and months to give us a recovery.
And how can we do business here?
So this is not about only international students, about crime also, about drugs also, about these kinds of situations which we are passing through.
We need to fix every other department.
We need to fix our criminal courts.
We need to fix the bail reforms.
We need to fix the client scenario.
We need to fix the any youngster should not be in the encapments.
We are into a developed country.
We should fix our immigration system because inflation is very high.
And if we talk about mortgage, there are so many things to discuss.
But since we are discussing about this crime rate, yes, this is shocking and our government should act.
And we should not ruin our country by the World Bank politics.
The criminal is a criminal.
Punish them, deport them.
Otherwise, when we say there are less people in the country, there are less problems.
Since we are bringing people, we should scan them, scan them, interrogate them, like what is their background.
Even we have heard that Mexico drug cutters, they are also entered in Canada.
And this is shocking.
And slowly, slowly, this is going to damage more.
We should bring stricter laws, hire more police officers, deport the bad criminal elements if they don't have a status here.
Our kids should not live in the encapment.
Even they are stealing from these stores.
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I went to the creek myself when I talked, interviewed these people, those who are living in encampments in the creeks.
They are stealing.
There are theft charges on them.
Their IDs are expired.
And when police visited them in the creek, they give their fake name to the police so that police should not know that they already have an arrest warrant on them.
That are the cases.
It's just incredible to hear these stories and we'll have to follow up.
And especially these encampments, that's something I hadn't considered before.
Earlier, you said weak and lawless.
I think that's quite a summary of the country we have today.
It's a pleasure to catch up with you.
I'm going to keep following you on social media.
I'm going to follow your commentaries, which are very interesting.
And it's nice to meet you today.
And thanks for sharing your passion about this subject with us.
Thank you, Roseldo.
Thank you.
Thank you.
There you have it.
Nitin Chopra, a media commentator.
Stay with us.
More ahead.
Hey, welcome back.
Your letters to me.
Here's some from our big event on Sunday where we retook the streets.
Chris Kosteski says, that hockey stick with the Canadian flag attached is genius.
Immortalize that picture.
Just an observation.
Yeah, there's nothing more Canadian than that.
Yeah, the Hamas side doesn't really wave Canadian flags.
Now, one of our people gave a little mini Canadian flag to a Hamas activist and he didn't immediately throw it on the ground.
So maybe that's progress.
Sheila Titchener says, it's time we took back our streets in the UK too.
Thanks for showing us how to do it.
Well done for standing up for common sense and human rights.
This has happened to Tommy time and again.
Maybe the line of least resistance for the police, but it's not right.
As you know, we have political prisoners here because the police don't treat everyone fairly.
You're talking about our friend Tommy Robinson, and you're so right.
There is two-tier policing in the UK.
Now, that said, Tommy Robinson does muster large crowds.
The last rally I went to, when he wasn't even there, he was in jail, had thousands of people in the heart of London.
So there are still people fighting for freedom in the UK, and I hope they prevail.