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Because your right to bear arms is as Canadian as maple syrup. Canadians are passionately attached to their rights. Free speech, freedom of association, free and fair elections … and the right to bear arms. Lately that last one has been portrayed as somehow unCanadian, even sneered at as distinctly American. But actually it’s a fundamental part of our heritage. When Canadians fought for self-government in the 1830s they were following a tradition dating back not just to Britain’s Glorious Revolution but to Magna Carta and even the end of Roman Britain. The Canadians who fought for liberty in two world wars handled guns as familiar objects, tools deserving of respect but part of the natural inheritance of free-spirited, independent people. The Right to Bear Arms tells the distinctly Canadian story of a people who have carried weapons in self-defence, including defence against tyranny, since time out of mind. It confronts the arguments against gun ownership today, on grounds of public safety or cultural inheritance, and shows that gun ownership is as Canadian as maple syrup or free speech. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This film was produced by John Robson & Brigitte Pellerin following a successful Kickstarter campaign. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/robson-pellerin/a-right-to-arms John Robson is a documentary film-maker, National Post columnist and commentator-at-large for News Talk Radio 580 CFRA in Ottawa with a Ph.D in American history from the University of Texas at Austin. His most recent documentaries are The Environment: A True Story; A Right to Arms; True, Strong & Free; Magna Carta: Our Shared Legacy of Liberty; and The Great War Remembered. Brigitte Pellerin is a writer, broadcaster, producer, and multimedia entrepreneur with over 15 years of experience in Canada’s media environment. She has written about politics in French and English between 1998 and 2014 and is now writing fiction when she is not busy making documentaries or doing competitive karate.

Veterans Affairs dedicated an entire conference to disparaging White Canadians in uniform and calling the military racist. These activists are driving @VeteransENG_CA policy while veterans can barely access services. See article at: https://tnc.news/2024/03/18/veterans-affairs-too-white/ https://archive.ph/oPE6U Courtesy of Cosmin Dzsurdzsa (@CosminDZS) - Post @ https://twitter.com/cosminDZS/status/1769852301181632852

This is a VHS film, directed by Richard Mosley, which was distributed via mail in the 1990s. It presents a compelling case for government conspiracy and cover up in the fire at the Branch Davidian church in Waco, Texas. It contains interviews with surviving Branch Davidians, as well as interviews with investigators.

What really happened when Canada’s security service went into the racism business? CSIS mole Grant Bristow was instrumental in the founding of white supremacist group the Heritage Front, but did he step over a line when he went from merely informing to actually inciting racists acts and targeting Canadians for terrifying abuse. Revelations about how the CSIS informant built and directed a racist movement, how he created an alarming crisis and a PR triumph for his handlers. Was Bristow out of control or did CSIS know his every move? A 1994 report by the Security Intelligence Review Committee on the Heritage Front affair concluded that Bristow tested the limits of what was acceptable and the CSIS sometimes failed to properly manage its source, but concluded that Bristow and his CSIS handler “discharged their duties in a competent and responsible manner.” Many critics of the CSIS operation consider the SIRC report a whitewash, written by a government-appointed watchdog of a government agency. Bristow meanwhile has maintained his innocence regarding his activities during his time as a CSIS mole telling The Walrus in a rare 2004 interview, "I was walking a very thin tightrope. I was trying to find a response that didn't include out-of-control, escalating violence. If I was wrong in the actions that I took, I must take responsibility for that."

[Toronto, 22 Feb, 1986] One of the most powerful speeches by lawyer Douglas Christie on freedom and the war against freedom of thought and speech. After listening to this speech, you will believe and understand in the value of freedom and as Doug said "you will never never surrender!". Doug touches upon the James Keegstra and Ernst Zundel cases and the fight against the totalitarian regime in Canada, which thanks to the Duschenes Commission (so-called War Crimes commission in Canada) evidence from the Communist Soviet Union would be accepted after demands by Canadian Jewish Groups (B'nai Brith, ADL and others). Paul Fromm introduces Doug Christie.

A documentary about this trial, which aired over Public Television in Canada, some time during the early 1990's(?) This is another video in which I have not been able to procure a higher quality source video. I have re-encoded it from the original to h265 to better comply with modern hardware, it appears to have lost minimal quality. This video was removed from IMDB and other film databases. It is (moderately) available on bittorrent sites, and the internet archive. Ernst (24 April 1939 – 5 August 2017) was a German publisher and pamphleteer of revisionist literature. He was jailed several times: in Canada for publishing literature "likely to incite hatred against an identifiable group", and on charges of being a threat to national security; in the United States, for overstaying his visa; and in Germany for charges of "inciting racial hatred". He lived in Canada from 1958 to 2000. In 1977, Zündel founded a small press publishing house called Samisdat Publishers, which issued such pamphlets as Richard Verrall's "Did Six Million Really Die?" & "The Truth At Last", which were both significant documents to the revisionist movement. On 5 February 2003, Ernst was detained by local police in the U.S. and deported to Canada, where he was detained for two years for being a foreign national considered a threat to national security. He was later deported to Germany, and tried in the state court of Mannheim, on outstanding charges of incitement of denial dating from the early 1990s. On February 15, 2007, he was convicted and sentenced to the maximum term of five years in prison.

Before Ruby Ridge and Waco, there was Gordon Kahl. This top-rated documentary at the 1994 Melbourne Film Festival takes us from an unlikely gun battle between the IRS and North Dakota farmer Gordon Kahl, to an historic cross country FBI manhunt, ending finally in Kahl's mysterious and violent death in Arkansas in 1983. All of this, over taxes? Exhaustively researched by Jackson over nearly 10 years, this 1993 documentary covers in great detail the subsequent local law enforcement investigations which uncovered serious inconsistencies between the physical evidence, new evidence derived from Kahl's exhumation, and the official story coming out of the IRS. Eighteen years later, in an America fighting the death of democracy with growing distrust of government law and tax targeting, the focus of this documentary film is more relevant than ever. We hope the movie trailer will inspire you to immerse yourself in this riveting true story, with interviews of Gordon's wife Joan Kahl and son Yorie Kahl, local law enforcement, forensics experts, and IRS and FBI officials. Death & Taxes is still regarded as the most authoritative and comprehensive study available on the subject by serious followers of these events. This film was independently funded by https://www.taoslandandfilm.com/ and only available in poor quality online. If you like it, you should buy it from the official website. The film-maker offers new copies in both a VHS collector's edition and in DVD format. There is also a 6 part (11+ Hour) Gordon Kahl miniseries available on the website.

Mad at the Internet clip featuring Null discussing the plus side of senatorial bloodsports on Nov 14th, 2023. Source: https://rumble.com/v3vr4yg-mad-at-the-internet-november-14-2023.html

Punches & Water Balloons were thrown inside the Taiwanese Parliament on Friday. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay gets you a report on the most infamous parliamentary brawls in history. Source: https://www.youtube.com/@WION

Re-upload/Mirror from "The Blathering Boomer" YouTube channel. Please visit @ https://www.youtube.com/@Ung714 Description: A parody of Abba's "Dancing Queen" How it came about: I got a call from my friend Prince in late December 2022. He and I collaborated on "These Rules DO Not Apply To Me" (link below). Prince suggested that I do a parody of "Dancing Queen" about Zelenskyy's 12/21/22 address to Congress and call it "Welfare Queen." While agreeing with the sentiment, I wanted to also address the bigger issue and "War Machine" is the result of that. This video is a group effort and I'm grateful for everyone involved who shared their inspiration and talents in putting this video together. Vocals: Peej All Instruments +: Mix Sgt Boot Lyrics: The Blathering Boomer Visuals: Cheese Slice "Spiritual Advisor:" Pasta Thanks for checking it out !!

Two pro poker players engage in a slur filled slap fight during a poker tournament live stream.