Tommy Robinson faces prosecution for daring to go into London
Tonight, Ezra covers the trial of Tommy Robinson, who faces prosecution for reporting the news in London.
Anti-Semitic rallies continue to ravage the streets of London, and leading universities, Jews and skeptical journalists are the ones being censured.
Robinson went to a march against anti-Semitism months prior only to be arrested by two dozen officers.
Tommy Robinson is interviewed by a Sky News reporter before entering court for a trial over his ban from London, stemming from a 2023 pro-Israel rally.
On Monday, a Sky News reporter attempted to ambush the independent reporter on his way to trial. She failed to surmise the facts.
"What was my alleged offence?" he asked the reporter. "She replied: "I'm bored now."
Rebel News chief editor flew to London to cover the trial, where she interviewed the accused during a lunch recess.
From Richmond to Ottawa: Indigenous Land Claims Threaten Private Property Rights Across Canada
The Continuing Perversity of Civil Asset Forfeiture
A Richmond, B.C. man who’s owned his home since 1975 claims he has just been told his mortgage will not be renewed — because the B.C. Supreme Court granted title of his land to the Cowichan Tribe. After nearly 50 years of paying taxes, maintaining his home, and contributing to the community, his lender has informed him that his property no longer qualifies as secure collateral. The reason? His land title is now contested under an Indigenous land claim.
“I’ve owned my land for decades,” he said. “I’m not giving it up without a fight.” The homeowner received the news by letter and said his mortgage company refused renewal due to the uncertainty surrounding ownership. “I paid taxes, I paid for my place. Now, lo and behold, I don’t own it. Not fair.”
The court ruling in B.C. marks a historic precedent — and now it’s ...
