Ezra Levant highlights Rebel News’ 2025 wins, from exposing BlackRock’s CEO Larry Fink dodging Trump/ESG questions to uncovering Canada’s $115M asylum-seeker hotel program in Niagara Falls—ended Sept. 30 but with dubious rehousing prospects. His undercover work in Mississauga and Richmond Hill reveals organized panhandling schemes, while UK prison ordeals at HB Woodhill expose segregation bribery and media bias toward violent jihadists. Parallels emerge in Ireland’s anti-immigration protests and Montreal’s police double standards against Islamist vs. anti-Israel rallies, alongside politicians like Drea Humphrey ignoring church attacks while demonizing Rebel News. The episode underscores systemic evasion of accountability on immigration, media fairness, and free speech. [Automatically generated summary]
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Tonight, the year is more than halfway done.
Let's show you the best of 2025 from Rebel News.
It's August 11th, and this is the Ezra Levant Show.
shame on you you sensorious bug oh hi everybody i I can't believe the year is more than halfway done.
On Friday's show, I talked about how Mark Carney has, well, it's been 102 days since the election, so I guess it's 105 days now.
What has he accomplished?
I don't know what the answer is to that question, but I know what the answer is for us.
Boy, did we do a lot and the year isn't even done.
Whether it was going to Davos to follow the World Economic Forum, we always start our year doing that, or joining the election as a registered third party, which was something we hadn't done before.
Boy, was that fun.
And not just fun, but it was a way for us to promote messages that really no one else could do.
We've been covering so many stories.
You know, I don't want to tell them to you.
I want to show them to you.
So for the course of today's show, sit back and enjoy the best of Rebel News in 2025.
Mr. Fink, are you going to follow Donald Trump's plan and get rid of DEI and ESG in your companies?
BlackRock really is the opposite of Donald Trump in so many ways.
Are you going to change it all in light of the U.S. presidency?
How has Donald Trump, have you talked to Donald Trump since he was elected?
Is the World Economic Forum a counterpoint to Donald Trump?
Why are you running away from simple questions?
Just answer a question.
Have you talked to President Trump yet?
Why are your bodyguards pushing away journalists, Mr. Fink?
They're simple questions.
Is it that hard to answer a question that you need bodyguards and to swerve through traffic?
Is the next four years going to be bad for business with Donald Trump in charge?
Is peace the last thing you want on this world?
Which makes more money for you, war in Ukraine or peace in Ukraine?
As we'll have answers, my name is Mr. Fink.
Did you just take a photo of you?
Am I supposed to be scared?
Is that a threat, Mr. Fink?
Are you used to bullying your way through life?
No, no, no, no.
Is that how you've lived your entire life without having to push back, man?
Don't push me, bro.
Don't push me.
When was the last time you answered a question that you didn't know was coming?
Why are you so unaccountable?
Isn't that what you love about the World Economic Forum?
You control everything.
Why do you think you deserve so much power?
Hey, Aviamini.
Should I be scared now?
Which of your former directors do you want to run Canada?
Mark Carney or Christia Freeland?
Don't push me, bro.
What?
What are they getting violent for, man?
I could push just like you can, man.
Look at these thugs.
They fund wars around the world and then you question them.
They try not only to intimidate you, but physically assault you.
What's with taking photos of journalists who ask you prickly questions?
Who's more powerful, you or President Trump?
Niagara Falls Housing Crisis00:11:59
Why do you think you're so disliked around the world?
Why are so many U.S. states divesting from your ESG schemes?
Why are you putting your ideology ahead of your investors with ESG, Mr. Fink?
Isn't that being disloyal to shareholders, putting your ideology ahead of rate of return?
Why do you think you're above accountability?
Is it because you're rich?
Menzies for Rebel News here at Niagara Falls, Ontario.
I'm standing outside the Wyndham Garden Hotel.
It is peak summertime tourism season in Niagara Falls, but get a load of this, folks.
At this hotel and several others in the city, there is literally no room at the inn.
Oh, sure, the hotel is jam-packed, but not with tourists flush with cash, but rather with refugee claimants.
I can tell you folks, there are about 16,000 hotel rooms in Niagara Falls, and some 2,000 of those rooms are currently housing about 5,000 asylum seekers.
Naturally, there is quite the cost to that.
Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada released figures last year showing that the federal government spent some $115 million in housing asylum seekers at hotels in Niagara Falls exclusively, and that was just over a period of 12 months.
And if you're wondering where these asylum seekers hail, well, we're talking about countries such as Nigeria, Venezuela, Kenya, Turkey, and Colombia.
Refugee claimants stay for an average of 113 days.
The daily cost was $208 per person with money going toward rooms, meals, services, and security.
And that, by the way, is the first thing you notice, folks, when you go into the hotel lobby.
There are security guards there who simply tell you without giving you the reason why that the hotel is not open to the public and to go next door to the Ramada and check in there.
Now there are many things wrong with this picture, at least I think so.
First of all, Niagara Falls, Ontario is the number one tourism destination in all of Canada.
Why did some federal brainiac think that taking 2,000 rooms out of the inventory was a perfectly fine thing to do?
Why Niagara Falls of all places?
That's nuts.
Secondly, Niagara Falls, thanks to the social services cost, well, it's at the breaking point.
A report released by Niagara Region last year said the influx was stretching resources by putting, quote, substantial and unmanageable pressure on Niagara's already strained social support system.
Staff cautioned that the local affordable housing stock was virtually non-existent and expressed serious concern that asylum seekers would be presented with little in the way of housing options, end quote, and that is after their hotel stay ends.
If it ends.
And really, is there any end in sight?
Now, recently, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that the migrant hotel program is coming to an end.
He said that as of September 30th, the funding for migrants at hotels like the Wyndham Garden will cease.
And little wonder there.
Kearney is a former banker.
He knows what a boondoggle this program is.
Indeed, since 2020, the Liberals have spent $1.1 billion on migrant hotels.
Here's the thing, folks.
Does anyone believe that come September 30th, in other words, in about two months that this program ends, that all the migrants in the Wyndham Garden Hotel behind me, they're going to be housed?
Unless I missed some headline, I thought we are in the midst of a housing crisis.
Where are they going to go?
No, I personally think that the costs of housing the migrants in these hotels, it's going to be downloaded to the provinces and to the municipalities.
Maybe Ottawa is saving money, but guess what?
There's just one taxpayer.
We will still be footing the bill.
Hi, sir.
How you doing?
I'm David Menzies with Rebel News, and I'm just wondering, are you one of the migrants staying at the hotel here?
Go ahead.
Go ahead.
No.
Okay.
I think I interrupted him while he was drinking his alcoholic beverage.
Oh, I'm David Menzies with Rebel News and we're just doing a report on this hotel and others like it that are housing migrants.
So if I tell you the truth, you wouldn't even write it anyways.
Oh, you don't think so?
No.
Oh, do I have a dishonest face?
No, it's not that.
It's just that it has to go through clearing right now nearby.
Oh, it has to go through clearing.
For you guys.
Oh, okay, then.
I know about news.
No.
Prime Minister Carney has said the migrant hotel program is coming to an end on September 30th.
Do you have another place to go?
We're actually going home at mid-September.
Oh, you are?
Okay.
And where's home?
Who was saying this?
Oh, the Prime Minister is talking about the program ending on September 30th.
What program?
Oh, migrants being put up in Canadian hotels.
Migrants.
Oh, okay, what are you?
We're evacuees.
Evacuees?
Okay, where did you evacuate from?
Manitoba.
Manitoba?
We have refugees from Manitoba coming to Ontario?
Non-refugees.
We're evacuees.
Okay.
Evacuees is different.
Immigrants are different.
Is this because of the wildfire or something?
Because I see that.
Okay, so for you, it's a very temporary thing until you can go back to Manitoba.
Okay, I had no idea that you're a Canadian yourself.
Okay, then.
Oh, you're indigenous?
From Manitoba?
Yeah.
Oh, okay, then.
Okay.
And I guess you're here until it's okay to go back to Manitoba?
No, not really.
Not right now.
My name is Lincoln J reporting for Rebel News in Mississauga, and you may have recently seen some videos on social media getting significant attention of people begging for money on the streets, only to later enter a vehicle and drive away.
SUV is over there behind Petro Canada, bro.
Your SUV is there behind Petro Canada.
A scab.
Just another mind.
It's all that day.
Hey, you're a scabber.
Here, you're all over social media, bro.
Look.
Yeah, yeah.
Where's Penguin?
Where's the penguin?
Where's the penguin?
Yeah, yeah, go over there, bro.
Go get a job.
People like this have been seen running these operations all over the greater Toronto area.
Here we are.
$83,000 free a year.
Free benefits, free medical.
I'm working my s off.
This guy's working his f ⁇ off.
Free rent, free car.
She's probably going to go back to a drive of BMW when she's finished here.
Free guys, free everything.
Yeah, there's the finger.
Wonderful job.
Welcome to Canada.
Free money right there.
Let's get her.
Let's make her famous, guys.
Don't give these people money, man.
Don't give these people money.
It's disgusting.
Free benefits, free everything.
You're going live on TikTok.
Oh, yeah, f ⁇ me, right?
Yeah, now you know how to speak English.
Can you get these people out of here, man?
Like, why are these people begging?
I was driving through Mississauga running some errands when I saw a woman begging for money on the corner of Dundas and Dixie, where I am right now.
Coincidentally, I was stopped at a red light near where she was panhandling.
I asked her where she was from and she said, Moldalva.
Where are you from?
Huh?
The light turned green and I continued to drive through the intersection when I spotted another woman panhandling who looked extremely similar to the woman I just spoken to.
So I decided to pull a U-turn and ask this lady where she was from.
Where are you from?
Yeah.
Bosnia?
You're from Bosnia?
When she noticed I was filming the interaction, she flipped me off and even hit my car with her sign.
Hey!
At that moment, I knew something was off, and I suspected that the two of them were working together.
I proceeded to observe them from a distance.
They spent hours panhandling, often taking breaks together, including a quick refreshment stop at a gas station where they left their garbage on the ground.
Another interesting observation was when a police car pulled up to the intersection.
When she saw the police car, she seemed to turn around, put away her sign, and cross the street.
When the police officer left, she went back to her post and continued begging.
I observed them panhandling for five and a half hours and they eventually decided to call it quits for the day.
I watched them walk to the back of a nearby plaza where a van was waiting for them.
A young girl ran up to one of the women and they walked hand in hand toward the vehicle while the second woman followed behind.
A man, the apparent getaway driver, was also waiting.
They all got into the van and drove off.
Well, this story just got even crazier.
As I was wrapping up, filming my stand-up, I decided I'm going to fly the drone, get some shots of the area, shots of the intersection.
And then I decided I was going to fly the drone to where they got picked up yesterday.
And I couldn't believe my eyes.
The exact same van was dropping off the exact same people in the exact same spot.
I followed the van as far as I could because the drone can only go a certain distance.
I then turned my attention back to the panhandlers who walked inside of Tim Hortons.
And unfortunately, as I was hovering over the Tim Hortons, my drone ran out of battery, so I had to bring it back.
I then on foot proceeded to the intersection, and I think you know the rest.
They went to the exact same spots to beg for money.
Why are you getting dropped off behind an alleyway?
Why is someone dropping you off behind an alleyway?
Bike Shop Mystery00:06:25
Is there something to hide?
I went into the Winner's Edge bike shop and I talked to the friendliest fella.
You know, there's actually a Bermudian accent and I think it's lovely.
This is an amazing island that has an interesting ethnic mix as well.
I think there's almost a Bermudian ethnicity.
Part African-American, part white, part Portuguese, part indigenous.
Anyways, don't get me started on these lovely Bermudians.
I went in there and the friendly fella said he's got nothing to do with Brookfield asset management.
He just runs a bike shop, but he heard for the first time about Brookfield when CTV published a picture of their front edifice.
He said that was the first time he heard about it.
I asked him, had any journalist ever popped by?
He said, no, of course not.
Has any other reporter come by asking about that?
No.
Not a single reporter.
Have you ever heard of this before?
Yeah, yeah, we saw an article about it in the CTV.
Why would anyone seek to investigate Mark Carney's $25 billion tax evasion?
That's not in the public interest.
So he said he hadn't heard about any of that.
He didn't even know Mark Carney.
But he did say that above is a Brookfield asset management address.
And he told me to go around the corner where it says 73 and see if I can buzz my way in.
So I'll do that.
He said one more thing on my way out.
He said that this construction over there is a Brookfield asset management construction.
And I looked that up and indeed it is.
And Brookfield is being sued by shareholders in a company called Argo who claimed that Brookfield did not properly disclose important information in the shareholders battle.
I'm not going to get too deep into it, but the point is Brookfield is building an asset here, but it's not their environmental sustainable project.
That's not a $25 billion building.
That's just an office building because I guess they're tired of being above the bicycle shop.
So there is a presence of Brookfield Asset Management, or at least there will be when that's done.
For now, 73 Front Street is just a bike shop and some offices above.
I say again, here's the scam.
If you're wondering why we're here and what the problem is, it's this.
Mark Carney was the chairman of Brookfield Asset Management.
He personally chaired two progressive environmentalist funds that were all about solar panels and wind turbines.
Fair enough.
I really don't care about that.
What I care about is that he lied.
He said this is the principal executive offices of those $25 billion in managed asset funds so that he could avoid paying taxes in Canada.
He lied when he said that's the principal executive offices.
Do you think that you've got $25 billion worth of managers and builders and executives for wind turbines and solar panels up there?
I can promise you they don't.
And that's the problem.
It's bad enough if Mark Carney was hiding his company's assets and income from Canadian taxes.
But to lie about it, to lie about it and to keep holding on to $6.8 million worth of stock options, pretending he doesn't still have a stake in it, and then make you pay all of his taxes.
What a hypocrite we've got as a prime minister.
All right, it's 128.
I'm going to go around to see if we can ring the doorbell and find this corporate headquarters.
What a laugh.
All right, so far I don't see it.
I see Biesmont, Hamilton Legal, Harney's.
I see Christian and Company.
I don't know what these things are, but I don't see Brookfield.
Let's go in and see what we can find.
73 Front Street.
It's a very lovely building.
So it's not just the bike shop.
Let's see what we can find.
There's some floors there, all right Brookfield Bermuda, Brookfield Infrastructure Partners, Renewable Partners, Property Partners, Business Partners.
That's on the fifth floor.
So they really are here.
It's not just the bike shop.
And that's the one that's got the 25 billion.
Let's see what they have to say.
Hi, how are you?
Is Jane Scheer in, please?
No.
No.
What's your name?
I'm Ezra Levant from Canada.
Ezra.
Hi.
Is Jane available?
No, I'm afraid not.
I have a question maybe you could help me with.
Sorry, I can't know.
No?
Is there anyone I can talk to who can?
No, I can get you some of our PR people.
Would they really talk to me, though?
I don't think they talk.
I don't know.
That's all I'm allowed to do, I'm afraid.
So I'm glad to know that there are some Brookfield people here in Bermuda.
It's not just a P.O. box.
But is it really the principal executive office for the various funds?
I find that hard to believe.
I have no comment in that.
I can't help you.
Can you tell me what you do here?
No.
What's your name?
Sorry.
Okay.
Well, you be polite to talk to me at all.
That's more than Mark Carney himself has done.
So I won't impose upon you.
But I would, perhaps I can take you up on your offer of those corporate spokesmen.
All right, if you can wait for one minute.
I will.
I'll see if I can find the information.
Thank you.
I wasn't what I thought.
No, well, you're so helpful.
Suzanne Fleming 21241.
Okay, well, thanks for your help.
Night Border Patrol00:07:58
You know, you were very courteous, and I know we sort of surprised you here.
It is a bit of a surprise.
Yeah.
But good luck.
Thank you.
It's a lovely place.
Just have you been here for a long time?
Yeah, I've been here for a while.
Could you get a chance to get out to the beaches before you leave, please do?
Thank you.
Thanks for being friendly.
Cheers.
See you.
Well, our friend here was very helpful.
He gave us Susan Fleming's phone number in New York looks like.
I'll give Susan Fleming a call.
I am a little bit skeptical that she'll answer our questions, but you never know.
We'll give her a try.
We'll let this fellow go.
Alexa Labois here alongside my colleague Lincoln J reporting from Sherubusco, USA, a town that sits directly on the Canadian border, where illegal migrants are pouring into Canada and the US.
While mainstream media focus on legal ports of entry, the reality here in Franklin, Canada and Sherubusco, USA is very different.
Illegal crossings are getting out of hand and landowners are fed up.
Garbage, clothing, and all sorts of items are being dumped in their fields and trails are appearing everywhere.
In this report, we will show you clear evidence that our country is not safe from criminals who are actively helping people cross the border illegally.
We will show you highly organized operations designed to get people across the border without being caught.
If you want to help us continue this investigation, you can chip in at guardtheborder.com.
About seven months ago, we came across videos on TikTok advertising illegal crossings from Canada into the U.S.
We are able to locate the farm featured in the videos.
After speaking with landowners, we learned that the area is a known hotspot for illegal crossings.
The properties along this road sit right beside the Canadian border.
Last week, we received a call from one of the property owners featured in our previous report, Jerry, who told us that the number of crossings has recently spiked.
Alexa and I just spent the last three days investigating the area on both the American side and the Canadian side.
follow along with us on our journey.
You mentioned that now you are seeing more people crossing into Canada?
Oh yeah, we're seeing a lot more.
How often?
Oh my God, I'd say at least sometimes two or three times a week that they've been coming and bringing them up and dropping them off.
And then one night there, I was mowing that field and there was a group that come running through, nine of them.
The last one was a woman running with a baby.
They're throwing their garbage all over the place.
And then they'll change their clothes just in case they did get their picture taken.
They'd in a different set of clothes.
I know the Border Patrol and the Mounted Police have been working pretty close.
And so they don't want to fit the description that they are giving, like an example, like a blue jacket.
Yeah.
Okay.
So this is one of the examples of stuff that they are throwing away when they try to cross.
Here we have a pair of pants, a pajama.
Oh, a razor.
But what is that?
Oh boy.
That's tools.
That's pretty surprising that someone will actually try to cross illegally with like all kind of tools and electricity test tester and a razor.
The first time I ever seen tools.
Clothes mostly.
Two backpacks and I mowed over there the other day.
Yeah.
Wait, nay.
And did you open the bag?
Did you see it?
It was open.
It was full of clothes.
Did you see any ID or?
No.
You don't see none of that.
Border Patrol took one of them and he poked all through it, but they're going mostly now going down, but you do still have some coming back.
But I don't know.
So you saw more people going to Canada?
Sometimes one night it was what?
Nine in one minivan and I think eight or nine in the next one?
Two or nine.
Two one night.
Yeah.
Got off at the end of the road up to his place.
And what time mainly you see some action?
I don't know.
It's been coming through and just about dark, eh?
Yeah.
It would be the most action most of the time.
I haven't seen nothing the last couple of nights, but usually Friday night, Thursday night, Saturday night.
We are here on the ground to try to catch one of them crossing illegally, either crossing to Canada or to the US.
And we will show you how easy it is.
So we're going to put the trail cam.
It's somewhere along the border here.
Canada's right on the other side.
So we'll have the camera on one spot where if it detects any motion, it'll start recording.
And we're going to go to another spot and use our eyes to see if we see any people crossing.
So, let's set it up.
Perfect.
Literally right where we installed it.
There's a Border Patrol camera on the other side.
There's a RCMP camera.
There's luggage there from somebody who's recently crossed.
We would assume.
Pictures.
Obviously people are crossing at this spot.
We'll see if the camera picks anything up.
It's currently 10 p.m. and we are at the border and we are going to be up all night until probably 8 a.m. to monitor what is going on and to look if we are not seeing anybody or cars coming here to drop people off or picking up people and we'll see what we will see tonight.
Well the sun is officially rising.
It is just after 5 a.m.
We spent all night in the car camping out looking for people crossing.
Visibility very tough but we tried one of us would sleep for an hour the other one would be on lookout and we would just keep rotating like that and literally spent all night in the car.
What we would do now is to fly the drone take some shot going to verify our trail camera So during all this time, we thought that nothing really happened during the night, but surprise, our trail camera catches something.
it's not clear where the people are heading to but watch the full footage
well it's obvious that this operation is well organized We counted 23 of them with lots of luggage walking directly in the border, going we don't know which country yet.
Tips Line Explosion00:05:01
I got to tell you after Lincoln's magnificent piece of investigative journalism aired, boy, did the Rebel News tips line light up.
That wasn't just some random intersection in Mississauga that this is happening.
We got tips from all over the greater Toronto area, tips from other provinces, even tips from states south of the border saying the exact same thing is happening there, that there are people gaming the system and preying upon the generosity of good Samaritans to pad their wallets.
Now, folks, I couldn't believe it.
Earlier today, this caper started walking distance away from my home in Richmond Hill because I noticed someone there that really looked very similar to the type of people Lincoln J was dealing with in Mississauga.
She was outside a no-frills grocery store and my camera woman Avery Armstrong hustled over and well our first interaction was just to approach her, give her a few bucks, ask her about her state of affairs and find out what her deal is.
Unfortunately, she either doesn't speak any English or pretended not to speak English.
Here, check it out.
Oh, hi there.
Please help.
Oh, you have three kids.
Oh, jeez, I'll, um, here you go.
In here?
Wait a minute, what, can I, a chicken?
I don't know if I have enough for that.
I can get you some bananas.
Do you want some bananas?
You got that there?
Oh, okay.
You got some groceries.
So.
Oh, okay.
Do you have a place to stay?
Do you have a house, a home to go to?
Down there?
Like, you're not on the street, are you?
You're not homeless?
You have a baby?
But do you have a home?
Is it please?
Oh, basement.
Okay, please help.
I stay, Sobia.
Pardon me?
Okay, then.
Well, that's all the cash I have.
So, okay, then.
So, Avery, shall I meet you at the restaurant then?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Okay.
Okay, good luck.
Now folks, I can tell you, Avery and I stuck around for about two hours observing this woman getting donations both in cash and in groceries.
Avery and I hung around the No-Frills Plaza for about two hours.
And then lo and behold, she got up from her spot in front of the grocery store and walked over not to a bus, not to what I think she said was her nearby basement apartment, but to a blue Nissen Versa car driven by a male.
And what happened next was that Avery and I, we followed the couple because we wanted to find out where they're going.
I would bet my bottom dollar, folks, that that person does not live in a shelter, does not live in a homeless encampment.
And what springs to mind is Mike Strobel did a piece for the Toronto Sun many years ago.
It was a famous piece called The Shaky Lady.
It was a woman who pretended to be disabled, but was really earning thousands and thousands of dollars and was living in a luxury condo, I believe, in East York.
And we wanted to find out what the final destination of this woman would be.
Well, I can tell you, we were kind of shocked that their journey from Richmond Hill took them to the highway 404, then the Don Valley Parkway, all the way down to Toronto.
And I think what happened then, as much as we were trying to be inconspicuous, he suspected correctly that something was up.
And he started to make a series of U-turns.
What happened next, folks, is they finally pulled over into Delicatessen and I came up to them and I had an interaction and suddenly that woman, she denied ever meeting me.
She denied that she had a sign saying she was trying to earn money for three children.
Segregation Unit Insights00:06:10
Check it out.
I don't know.
But guys, you were, I gave you some money at the Richmond Hill No-Frills.
Do you remember?
Pardon?
And then you got in this car and you've driven about 20 kilometers to the city of Toronto?
No?
No.
You don't remember me giving you money?
No.
You have a sign that says you have three kids.
Where are the kids?
You don't have a sign that says three kids?
Okay, well, I'll follow you.
Tommy, it's great to see you.
You had a bit of a shave and a haircut.
We grabbed a bite of breakfast.
You said a quick hello to the kids.
Thank you for sitting down with me.
I'm so interested to talk to you about your terrible experience, but in a couple of ways, a wonderful experience too.
I want to talk both sides of it.
First of all, welcome.
No, thanks, Ezeja.
Thank you.
Thank you as well.
Seven months in a maximum security prison full of murderers and terrorists in segregation for a word crime.
You published a video on Twitter.
It wasn't even a crime at all.
It's a civil offense.
I still find it.
I still find it unbelievable.
I find it unbelievable the sentences because the guidelines, what I find unbelievable, criminals are allowed, criminals get 60% off and then they half it again and get HTC home detention curfew for tagging.
And they say the reason for the Labour government brought in the policy that they get 60% off and they're emptying the prisons because the prisons are full.
So I go to prison as a civil offender.
You're right, as a civil offender, you should go to an open prison.
I'm transferred to HB Woodhill, maximum security.
When they took me to the segregation unit, there's 16 cells here, 16 cells here.
So they cleared that whole side.
So they put just me on this side.
So they let those prisoners go free.
No, they give them...
So when you go down...
Segregation in a prison is where you go for punishment.
So if you stab someone and there's some amazing, I have had a seven-month education of interviewing officers.
Every officer I saw, I'm a journalist, I just interviewed and asked questions and watched and listened to radios and so I could get information on what's happening within the prison system.
I spent time on the separation center, which is the prison within the prison built for jihadists to see the facility, the accommodation.
But the segregation facilities are where you go, if you stab someone in jail.
So you know there was recently a stabbing at Woodhill prison.
The officer got stabbed in the head.
You see it on the news?
It's only been in the news because of the Salman Abadi's brother attack.
There's been some high-profile, like terrorist attacks within the prison system against members of staff.
And two weeks ago or 10 days ago, there was an attack on the prison officer.
So when that boy stabbed the prison officer in the head, he gets put in the segregation unit.
That's what the segregation unit's for.
Now, to get them out, because the staff told me, they were bribing the prisoners.
So because of that segregation, they were saying, just forget whatever you've done.
You can go back to the wing.
So where they've gone down there as punishment for violently attacking people or any problems they've done in the jail, they were just all let out.
And they're not allowed TVs down there.
Yeah, they're giving them all TVs.
They're getting them to move over to the other side of segregation, giving them TVs.
So I was on my own there.
This was to clear out for you.
Clear out.
They were letting these terrorists who were violent.
Someone stabbed a guard, but they needed to clear space for you.
So they allowed them all to segregate.
Let them out of segregation.
So I had 16 cells there.
And then for the first five weeks, I just stayed there 23 and a half hour lock up.
I got taken out on the excise yard on my own for 30 minutes.
And this was why they were trying to work out what to do.
And then because I was a civil offender, they had to allow me exercise.
And they wouldn't allow me any, what's it called, any interaction with anyone else.
But they said for my own safety.
So then there's a separation center.
So the prison, the British prison's built in six prisons in the UK, I think it's six, they built prisons within prisons for the jihadists.
So the worst, most feared jihadists, because they're converting and recruiting on the wings, the worst ones go to this centre called a separation centre.
So I was held on segregation, but every morning then I'd get taken at half eight in the morning.
I'd get walked over, 22 doors.
So I used to, I counted, someone said, so it's 22 doors.
You go through all the locked doors, but to get me from here, 16 cells here, 16 cells here, to get me from here, so that no one saw me, I'd go through the back office route, all the way around the back and taken out, then over to the maximum security.
So although Woodhill is a B category B long, long-term prison, it has the most secure unit in the country.
So the fierce, the most, the worst prisoners, it's where you come and had the visit.
That unit there is for the top security.
So to get a prisoner out of the cell on that unit, they have six fully dressed in riot gear officers just to take them to the shower.
So to walk them from here, they open the door, they take them from there, they get all padded up into full riot gear, then they take them to the shower and then they walk back.
But that's where that unit is.
For anyone who's murdered people in prison, for any of the repeat violent murder offenders, they go to this unit.
So there's different sections of this unit, but one section is the jihadist unit for the jihadists.
But it was closed.
So in Woodhill, it was closed.
It's empty.
So when they took me at half eight in the morning, they'd put me on this unit on my own.
So I'd have 30 minutes outside.
And then I'd have, there's a, it's not a gym, it's like a small makeshift gym.
It's got a running machine, an exercise bike.
So for the first five months or so, that's four and a half months.
That's where I was in the morning from half eight till half 11 on my own.
So, the prison, I'd get locked, I'd get locked outside, I'd walk around for 30 minutes.
Then I'd get locked in this little gym, spend two hours in there.
But I've got to see the facilities on the separation centre.
It's like a travel lodge.
You know, travel lodge hotel.
Yeah.
It's mad.
I've been in 10 prisons.
So, prisons are not nice environments.
The beds.
So, segregation centre, because you're down there as a punishment, there's nothing in your cell.
There's just the blue mat, the bed.
But even on normal wings, you sort of have sort of makeshift rooms.
Voices Unheard00:14:19
Lincoln J reporting for Rebel News in Dublin, Ireland.
And right now, I'm at an anti-immigration march.
There's Irish citizens from all walks of life here to protest legal and illegal mass migration.
You can check out all of our reports from Ireland at migrantreports.com.
Consider making a donation through that same website.
Let's check out the rally.
House of Representatives!
Be heard.
We want our voices to be heard.
I'm coming out here because the love of my country and the love of the Lord.
We're at a boiling point and there's no going back.
I mean, they're trying to bring in speech laws now to stop us from even coming out and standing.
We're only here in a peaceful protest.
We're not here to do any harm, Danny.
Get our country back.
The Irish have had enough.
What family leaves their door open that says anybody can come in and later we'll see if you're safe for our kids or not.
I want to protest against this government.
Oh, my greatness should be cutting out.
It's about profit and about destroying national identity.
And this crowd reflects the true feeling of Ireland, not the feeling of the NGO class and the political class, but the real people of Ireland.
That's why people are here.
They just want to be safe in their own environment.
I don't want Ireland ending up like basically most of Europe, like Paris, like London.
What do you think about the way that the media portrays this demonstration?
The Ireland's trying to sweep everything under the carpets.
They don't portray it.
They don't want the truth to be out.
The media portrays everybody to suit the narrative to divide people as far right.
Do we look like far right?
We're the RB people of Ireland.
They are extreme left.
The government is extreme left.
They're going to say there's about 2,000 people turned up.
They'll probably follow the exact same lines as they did last time because they have very little imagination.
They hide a lot now, so they do.
The media are walking for the devil.
I mean, they should be here to join in and find out what the people want.
Like they do every other time, they'll totally ignore us.
They will concentrate on the counter-protests.
They'll say there's something like a couple of hundred people here.
But these numbers have grown so huge that the mainstream media can no longer ignore it.
The mad lefty supporting everybody but Ireland.
You know, so you know what side they're on.
When Miguel lights are under attack.
Behind me, you have Canner demonstrators.
And the one thing you notice, where are the Irish flags?
I see one Irish flag, but there's a bunch of other flags here.
The big difference is on one side, you have a ton of Irish flags, all Irish flags.
And here, it's the complete opposite.
I'd love to go over and engage, but it's completely blocked off.
Tons of police here.
They're completely splitting both sides, so I don't think it's going to be able to happen.
They only think in black and white, right?
They don't realise the globalists will run rings around them.
They're weaponizing people through open borders.
If they truly cared about people, they want to sort out homelessness in this country before they started virtual signal to the rest of the world, telling people they could come here and get housed.
If this was humanitarianism, there'd be no homeless people in Ireland.
Open borders is racism.
Counter-protesters are all vicious sloors, you know, creating an attempt to create a violent reaction.
And our people, our families, are peace-loving.
And you can see the sea of tricolours here.
If we could get the middle class out, now there's some middle class here, but in numbers, that is the only thing that would scare our governments.
If you come into the country, a mouth du Malta, we have no problem with that.
It's the illegals that are coming in that we have a problem with.
Can pull up in hotels, accommodation.
You will never mention the fact of the huge increase in population is what is driving up the price of houses and the scarcity of housing.
That is what is driving our friends up and down this country.
One of the biggest problems we have is housing, and we can never solve the housing problem until we solve the immigration problem, until we stop importing people.
We are the inheritors of Ireland.
We're going to be the minority in this country in the next 10 years.
Without the Irish people, there's no island.
Just understand.
Alexander, for rebel news here at Notre Dame Basilica, where a protest took place today against public Islamist prayers that have been occurring in Montreal.
Many people have had enough of Mayor Valerie Plant's inaction as well as the Montreal Police's inadequate response.
Just today, the Montreal Police once again demonstrated their hypocrisy by refusing to let our truck park on the side of the road, despite allowing an anti-Israel truck to do the same just two weeks ago.
the road to prevent our trucks from circulating in the area.
Parce que si je ne peux pas m'occuper de mon partenaire, je m'occupe de vous, je peux vous arrêter pour rentrer.
J'ai le droit de savoir ce que monsieur dit à mon collègue.
Je vous le dira après.
Ça va d'être bête, monsieur!
Did you saw how they were physically touching me?
Again, this is ridiculous.
How aggressive the SPVM are with journalists.
Now they say we are doing like a police operation.
Which kind of police operation?
You can't touch her, you can't touch her, you can't touch her.
You can't touch her like that, you can't touch her.
He's sick, but he'll have to explain why there's a double standard that they have the right, but we don't have the right.
It's going to have a good explanation for that.
You're going to ask the city to ask that?
No, I'm going to need an explanation from the SPVM, because it's you who...
Est-ce que je peux savoir c'est quoi le problème?
J'ai juste demandé pourquoi notre troc n'avait pas le droit de se stationner.
Oui, je sais, mais il y a deux semaines, les...
Oui, mais je vous l'explique, les manifesteurs...
Aujourd'hui, la réglementation, c'est un non-stopping de ce qu'on a ici.
Aujourd'hui, on ne tolère pas pour personne.
Il y a deux semaines, il était parqué juste là.
Mais c'est ça, je vous demande, est-ce qu'on peut parquer là de bord, comme eux autres?
Non, parce que là, la police est ici aujourd'hui.
Puis là, c'est un non-stopping ici.
Oh, he just came over and said to me that there's no stopping here so that the truck can't stay here and I need to move right away.
We brought our truck to shed light on the police double standards and to highlight the ongoing attacks on press freedom.
Visit our website, standwithalixa.com, if you want to stand with me against the police.
Donate to support our legal fight through the same website.
Several speakers addressed the crowd today, and I also recognized an agitator from a previous report, someone who had collaborated with four left Antifa members during an attack on me and my colleague Guillaume.
I confronted him to ask why he was here today.
watch what are you doing here what are you doing here huh you're not with the promise you're not with the Antifa Amisto?
You're not with the Antifa?
Arrêtez de l'écoeurer, Mr Barbeck.
Je l'écoeure pas.
Mr...
You...
You participated, huh, to my attack?
You liked that, eh?
Je ne l'ai pas touché.
Ah bon, monsieur, êtes-vous un étudiant?
Êtes-vous un étudiant?
Hein, monsieur?
Êtes-vous un étudiant?
Vous êtes-vous étudiant?
Mais j'ai été étudiant.
Hé, lâche-le, Mr Barbeck!
Vous ne me touchez pas, premièrement?
Mais mec, vous connaissez pas l'histoire.
Je connais, je connais.
Mais dans le fond, là...
Non, mais monsieur, vous pouvez pas être en accord avec ça, voyons!
Let's hear what the people had to say today.
Le Québec n'est pas à vendre.
Le Québec n'est pas en terrain de conquête idéologique.
Le Québec n'abandonne pas ses racines.
Le respect de nos valeurs, de nos principes et de notre identité commune n'est pas négociable.
Moi, je suis née en Iran.
J'ai été endoctrinée par cette idéologie-là.
Je connais très bien c'est quoi la signification politique et colonisationnelle de prières collectives publiques.
D'ailleurs, c'est une des pliées de la conquête douce.
Depuis deux ans...
We wanted more that blocks ourselves.
These derangers normally major queen attached and battle by policies here because we were a raised motivation for the public.
You have been an MP for the last six years.
Now you have entitled to a retirement.
Before that, you were a provincial MP.
In other words, the majority of your career has been at the expense of taxpayers.
But you chose to boycott conservatives and right-leaning media such as ours, and you supported Justin Trudeau's bill that aimed to censor the internet.
So, why do you think that it's ethically acceptable to marginalize conservatives and refuse to treat them with respect?
Answer.
I do not answer questions from Rebel News because it's an organization that spreads disinformation, so I'm not going to answer your question, but I will take the time to say that what's key in this election for me is this question of who's going to fight for you and who's going to defend what's important for you.
Healthcare, for instance, who's going to defend the interests of everyday Canadians and not just CEOs.
And have major companies who are scamming people question.
You are banned from in the Indian Territory for your policies, but here in Canada, you support censorship and words that you think are unacceptable, especially through censorship online, and you actually refuse to answer questions from journalists with whom you do not agree, as you have just done.
So you should be punished in one way or another, is the impression that leaves.
So how are you different than people who would put you in prison answer?
That is another example of why I do not answer questions from Rebel NEWS, because you are spreading disinformation, and your question is an example of this.
Oh, what a funny guy.
He's such a funny guy.
Hello, mr Singh Trea Humphrey.
Your party takes great pride in standing against hate such as white supremacy, Islamophobia and sorry, I didn't get your uh, your outlet, Drea Humphrey, with Rebel NEWS.
Okay, your party, you know where i'm going to go with this.
All right, can I speak?
Yeah, you can.
I'm just going to say you know where i'm going to go with it, though.
Wow, your party takes pride in standing against hate such as white supremacy, Islamophobia and online hate speech, yet you stay silent about ongoing attacks against Christians, even after conservative mp Jamil Javani's order paper Question revealed that over 200 churches have been targeted by arson and vandalism since claims of remains being discovered at former residential schools swept the nation in 2021.
These claims have been disproven by bands that excavated and remain unproven by those that have not.
Will you condemn the rise in acts of hate against Christians today and explain what your party will do, moving forward, to keep Christians safe from hate in Canada?
Again, thank you, but i'm not going to respond to an organization that promotes misinformation and disinformation, like Rebel NEWS.
So no, i'm not going to respond to your question.
Wow, she said no misinformation in it.
Perhaps you didn't hear me.
Over 200 Christian places of worship have been attacked in Canada since 2021.
Many served first nations communities, many were historic, and they diverted police and resources and put others at risk.
What do you say to Canadians who see your refusal to answer especially from one of the few media outlets here that are not funded by the state as proof that a vote for you is a vote for a dangerous radical party that gaslights the public into thinking it stands against hate, when its silence is instead embolding Christophobia?
Your question is another example of why I don't respond to agencies like Rebel NEWS that promote misinformation and disinformation.