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Why did Ezra Levant accuse Jeremy MacKenzie of being a Fed? Why did Rebel News choose to drop the story about Diagolon and the Emergencies Act when it could have humiliated and further discredited Justin Trudeau and his administration? Why is REBEL News instead discrediting and disavowing one of the strongest Rebels or political dissidents in the country?
Ezra Levant of Ruble News is persona non grata in Diagolon.
Donald Best
In
this ongoing series on Good Morning with Jason, host Jason Lavigne, an
honours law school graduate and previously licensed by the Law Society
of Ontario, navigates us through the intricate and complex case of the
Coutts Four - Anthony Olienick, Chris Carbert, Chris Lysak, and Jerry
Morin. Alongside him is Donald Best, a retired police officer and
corruption investigator known for his relentless pursuit of
accountability within law enforcement.
Donald carefully reviews the case, laying bare the details surrounding the arrests of the Coutts Four during protests at Coutts, Alberta. in February 2022. These men have been detained without bail on severe charges of conspiring to murder Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers, an unusual circumstance that Donald scrutinizes. With Jason's legal insights supplementing the analysis, they delve into the intricate legal proceedings, exploring the reason behind the puzzling delays, adjournments, and minimal media attention this highly significant case has seen.
Margaret Granny Mackay, a passionate advocate for the accused men, joins to share her first-hand experiences and perspective on the case. She illuminates the effects of this ordeal on the families of the accused and the wider community, crafting a narrative that transcends headlines and legal jargon. Together, they explore the broader implications of this case, not just for the Coutts Four but also for the Canadian legal system.
This episode marks the next part of an ongoing series where we will continue to track and delve into the case of the Coutts Four, following the trial, the testimonies, and the proceedings until their conclusion. We aim to ensure these men receive the same justice as anyone else, upholding the principle of 'innocent until proven guilty.’
Donald carefully reviews the case, laying bare the details surrounding the arrests of the Coutts Four during protests at Coutts, Alberta. in February 2022. These men have been detained without bail on severe charges of conspiring to murder Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers, an unusual circumstance that Donald scrutinizes. With Jason's legal insights supplementing the analysis, they delve into the intricate legal proceedings, exploring the reason behind the puzzling delays, adjournments, and minimal media attention this highly significant case has seen.
Margaret Granny Mackay, a passionate advocate for the accused men, joins to share her first-hand experiences and perspective on the case. She illuminates the effects of this ordeal on the families of the accused and the wider community, crafting a narrative that transcends headlines and legal jargon. Together, they explore the broader implications of this case, not just for the Coutts Four but also for the Canadian legal system.
This episode marks the next part of an ongoing series where we will continue to track and delve into the case of the Coutts Four, following the trial, the testimonies, and the proceedings until their conclusion. We aim to ensure these men receive the same justice as anyone else, upholding the principle of 'innocent until proven guilty.’
1 comment:
Do not, I repeat, DO NOT, trust Levant. Listen to him and his news, know most of it is solid, but be aware of when he is full of it.
Years ago when Arthur Topham was being hounded over free speech and his beliefs in the Supreme Court by B'nai Br'ith, Levant went absolutely hysterical (and I use that word accurately) on line against Arthur. He was hateful and completely B'nai Br'ith in supporting the silencing of a fellow Canadian. Honestly, he lost his cool and was almost drooling when he got on to the topic of Topham. I remember I was shocked at the emotion he put out.
As a result, I don't trust him as far as I can spit into a Pacific breeze.
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