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Plain clothed officer blocks your path as you are walking and asking a question of your government and he charges YOU with assault, handcuffs you and arrests you.
THIS is Canada. From the lowly TPS on up. This is the methodology, but this officer was actually far more honest about it and it was a greater security threat issue than say, some kid manufacturing threats in the ghetto.
Wake up America, do NOT become like us.
Rebel News and one of its media personalities, David Menzies, are taking the RCMP to court, accusing the federal police force of engaging "in a pattern of intimidation and exclusion."
The lawsuit, which is also directed at the York Regional Police and the Attorney General of Canada, stems from Menzies's high-profile arrest in January.
In a video posted by Rebel News, Menzies is seen trying to ask Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland questions in Richmond Hill, Ont., about the government's decision to leave the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) off the designated terrorist entity list.
Freeland and Menzies were both attending an event to mark the destruction of Flight PS752, the Ukrainian International Airlines jetliner that was destroyed by the Iranian military in January 2020. All 176 people onboard died, including 55 Canadians and 30 permanent residents.
In the video, a plainclothes RCMP officer appears to step into Menzies' path while he's carrying a microphone.
THIS is Canada. From the lowly TPS on up. This is the methodology, but this officer was actually far more honest about it and it was a greater security threat issue than say, some kid manufacturing threats in the ghetto.
Wake up America, do NOT become like us.
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Rebel News and one of its media personalities, David Menzies, are taking the RCMP to court, accusing the federal police force of engaging "in a pattern of intimidation and exclusion."
The lawsuit, which is also directed at the York Regional Police and the Attorney General of Canada, stems from Menzies's high-profile arrest in January.
In a video posted by Rebel News, Menzies is seen trying to ask Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland questions in Richmond Hill, Ont., about the government's decision to leave the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) off the designated terrorist entity list.
Freeland and Menzies were both attending an event to mark the destruction of Flight PS752, the Ukrainian International Airlines jetliner that was destroyed by the Iranian military in January 2020. All 176 people onboard died, including 55 Canadians and 30 permanent residents.
In the video, a plainclothes RCMP officer appears to step into Menzies' path while he's carrying a microphone.
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