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FAILED AMBUSH: Canadian Journalist Survives Terrorist-Affiliated Plot at Vancouver Rally On June 7th in Vancouver, I was targeted in what I now believe was a coordinated ambush attempt by individuals linked to Babbar Khalsa—a listed terrorist group. One of them tried to lure me into a quiet corner for... show more

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Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦1 年前

If I am to continue my coverage, I need proper security. Help preserve freedom of the press. Donate today so I can quickly raise the necessary funds to hire bodyguards to protect me at G7. Let's show them I'm not alone.

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Mommsie1 年前

This needs to stop. It is promotion of a terrorist group fighting for land in another country. NOthing to do with us and should not be allowed here.

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Maninder Gill1 年前

Report on Khalistani terrorists attacking Canadian journalists, Khalistani terrorists have history of attacking and killing journalists in terrorist attacks, the list includes the great Tara Singh Hayer.

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No CCP-Solomon Yue's #quad+A-10 Warthogs-Sun Tzu1 年前

You might become a friend of Modi's when he gets here. It would be nice to see you beside him. I hope he brings security officers to arrest these terrorists, via international arrest warrants.

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Katherine Frederick1 年前

@rcmpgrcpolice @VancouverPD !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Pranav1 年前

I dont understand why isn't @HCI_Ottawa advocating this amidst G7 threats to Modi. The vital coverage and political nexus between a separatist/terrorist organization and infiltrated Canadian Govt exposed by @BezirganMocha has given Indian govt and Indian people an idea about the seriousness of this issue. He should be honoured.

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Cindy Perry1 年前

Smart move on your behalf! Seriously great call!! These people/groups/Kalastani separatists… whatever you wanna call them have been brought into Canada to destabilize Canada. It’s really simple same with the Muslims. It’s a WEF business plan I’ve repeated it over and over. They are not here to assimilate into Canada. They are here to cause chaos. They are given $20,000 interest free loans. They are being flown here by the UN for free so they are loyal to the current criminal organization that runs our country. It’s very simple. They are not loyal to Canadians. They will take you out in a New York minute, they now have critical mass. That’s the reality follow Michael Yon he has explained it all over the past several years in fact, same thing in Ireland same thing in France same thing in Britain same thing in German Germany same thing in Australia it’s all the same plan perpetrated by the same people!!

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Kaushal1 年前

Mocha, Why don't a single Canadian Media reported on these violent extremists and why didn't police help you? Are these state sanctioned protests?

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🇮🇱 SINDOOR 🇮🇳 🇮🇱1 年前

@JazzTheJourno is a terrorist.

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CageBraker1 年前

These are drug mafias and terrorists. Their first victims will be Canada and all the unrelated good people staying in Canada. Before it is too late, come out of your slumber and save yourself from these khalistani terrorists.

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On one stage, a Canadian politician speaks about diversity and cultures. On the stage next to him stands Santokh Singh Khela—convicted in the 1980s for an Air India bombing conspiracy—speaking about Babbar Khalsa (terrorist organization) with an axe in his hand. Mr. Khela’s life sentence was overturned after crown prosecutors failed to disclose crucial information, and Canada issued an apology to him, but according to his daughter he is still a Babbar Khalsa Jathedar today. This scene unfolded today at the Khalsa Day event in Surrey, B.C.

On one stage, a Canadian politician speaks about diversity and cultures. On the stage next to him stands Santokh Singh Khela—convicted in the 1980s for an Air India bombing conspiracy—speaking about Babbar Khalsa (terrorist organization) with an axe in his hand. Mr. Khela’s life sentence was overturned after crown prosecutors failed to disclose crucial information, and Canada issued an apology to him, but according to his daughter he is still a Babbar Khalsa Jathedar today. This scene unfolded today at the Khalsa Day event in Surrey, B.C.

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

192,242 次观看 • 1 年前

Two interviewees of Radio-Canada Info who were interviewed 'thanking Trudeau' were holding events on October 20th for the banned terrorist group "Babbar Khalsa International" in Montreal Being introduced as Babbar Khalsa members in the Gurdwara, they praise Talwinder Parmar describing 'his struggle' and how he massacred Nirankaris (a religious sect) and other enemies of Sikhs...fundraising and recruiting for the group in the Gurdwara. The event was livestreamed by the Gurdwara on social media This is not speech but tax-payer funded support for terrorism. Defund the CBC

Two interviewees of Radio-Canada Info who were interviewed 'thanking Trudeau' were holding events on October 20th for the banned terrorist group "Babbar Khalsa International" in Montreal Being introduced as Babbar Khalsa members in the Gurdwara, they praise Talwinder Parmar describing 'his struggle' and how he massacred Nirankaris (a religious sect) and other enemies of Sikhs...fundraising and recruiting for the group in the Gurdwara. The event was livestreamed by the Gurdwara on social media This is not speech but tax-payer funded support for terrorism. Defund the CBC

Journalist V

23,159 次观看 • 1 年前

OMG Man exposes what appears to be an image associated with the Babbar Khalsa group who the U.S. designated a terrorist org under the terrorist exclusion list. It was spotted on the side of a McKinney Trailers truck carrying a load for KGN. What is going on here?! Cc Secretary Sean Duffy Secretary Marco Rubio

OMG Man exposes what appears to be an image associated with the Babbar Khalsa group who the U.S. designated a terrorist org under the terrorist exclusion list. It was spotted on the side of a McKinney Trailers truck carrying a load for KGN. What is going on here?! Cc Secretary Sean Duffy Secretary Marco Rubio

Libs of TikTok

571,528 次观看 • 2 个月前

Ottawa Police Interrupt Interview to Greet Legacy JFK Bomb Plot Conspirator “Our police is the best police!” loudly proclaimed the man who was sentenced to life in prison by Canada for plotting to bomb an Air India flight departing JFK, New York, in 1986. Santokh Singh Khela is a self-admitted member of the Sikh terrorist group Babbar Khalsa. His conviction was stayed on a procedural technicality after he served nearly a decade of his life sentence. I was interviewing him about Babbar Khalsa’s killings and challenging him on the “Sikh Genocide” narrative when Ottawa Police interrupted the interview to ask him if he was okay. It was inappropriate for police to interfere with my journalism by interrupting an interview with a man whom nobody knew was out of prison until I publicized the fact. Perhaps they were worried that he was getting a bit heated while holding his iconic metal axe in his hand?

Ottawa Police Interrupt Interview to Greet Legacy JFK Bomb Plot Conspirator “Our police is the best police!” loudly proclaimed the man who was sentenced to life in prison by Canada for plotting to bomb an Air India flight departing JFK, New York, in 1986. Santokh Singh Khela is a self-admitted member of the Sikh terrorist group Babbar Khalsa. His conviction was stayed on a procedural technicality after he served nearly a decade of his life sentence. I was interviewing him about Babbar Khalsa’s killings and challenging him on the “Sikh Genocide” narrative when Ottawa Police interrupted the interview to ask him if he was okay. It was inappropriate for police to interfere with my journalism by interrupting an interview with a man whom nobody knew was out of prison until I publicized the fact. Perhaps they were worried that he was getting a bit heated while holding his iconic metal axe in his hand?

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

96,616 次观看 • 8 个月前

This woman was denied entry into a restaurant because they claimed to be full yet others were walking in. After she caught them letting others in she was told it would be a $5 fee. But the other people weren’t charged the same fee. The restaurant was having a World Cup event and was charging a $5 fee for people to enter. The people she saw walking in was part of another group that already paid. However she didn’t know that and there was no way for her to know that, so she drew her own conclusions on why she wasn’t allowed in. Just like in my last post, it would avoid so much confusion and drama if these establishments just posted a simple sign, otherwise it can be easy to jump to a wrong conclusion as to why people can’t get in but others can. There was a time I had tried to get into my local pool and the same thing happened. I wasn’t allowed in and others were walking in no problems at all. I sat there and wondered why, it’s not like they showed ID, there didn’t seem to be a list of names or anything and this place goes by membership which I have a membership for. So what other reason could it be to deny me? The pool also has a gym and a banquet room where people can reserve for events for a fee. Normally they have signage as for the event and who it was for but this day I didn’t see anything indicating any event would be taking place. I did end up leaving. The following week I went to work out and I did speak to a manager to see what the happened. It turned out the pool area was closed due to an accident. Someone slipped and fell, so that’s why I wasn’t allowed into the pool area. Others were walking in to use the other facilities that the location offers. So it was a reasonable reason but all it took was for someone to give an explanation and it could have saved much headache. I feel when an establishment is in business for the public that they owe us an explanation otherwise it turns into a huge headache for them.

This woman was denied entry into a restaurant because they claimed to be full yet others were walking in. After she caught them letting others in she was told it would be a $5 fee. But the other people weren’t charged the same fee. The restaurant was having a World Cup event and was charging a $5 fee for people to enter. The people she saw walking in was part of another group that already paid. However she didn’t know that and there was no way for her to know that, so she drew her own conclusions on why she wasn’t allowed in. Just like in my last post, it would avoid so much confusion and drama if these establishments just posted a simple sign, otherwise it can be easy to jump to a wrong conclusion as to why people can’t get in but others can. There was a time I had tried to get into my local pool and the same thing happened. I wasn’t allowed in and others were walking in no problems at all. I sat there and wondered why, it’s not like they showed ID, there didn’t seem to be a list of names or anything and this place goes by membership which I have a membership for. So what other reason could it be to deny me? The pool also has a gym and a banquet room where people can reserve for events for a fee. Normally they have signage as for the event and who it was for but this day I didn’t see anything indicating any event would be taking place. I did end up leaving. The following week I went to work out and I did speak to a manager to see what the happened. It turned out the pool area was closed due to an accident. Someone slipped and fell, so that’s why I wasn’t allowed into the pool area. Others were walking in to use the other facilities that the location offers. So it was a reasonable reason but all it took was for someone to give an explanation and it could have saved much headache. I feel when an establishment is in business for the public that they owe us an explanation otherwise it turns into a huge headache for them.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

72,626 次观看 • 10 天前

🐧 i was sick so i couldn’t mess with sunoo for a while and he seemed a bit sad about it 🦊 i said something like that too. i said it was quiet so it was a bit boring. but at the same time, it was also nice because it was quiet 🐈 sunoo hyung was waiting for it 🐧 right. sunoo was waiting for it 🐧 but a while ago while we were filming, i kind of came back to life 🐧 i felt better then so i slowly started teasing sunoo again

🐧 i was sick so i couldn’t mess with sunoo for a while and he seemed a bit sad about it 🦊 i said something like that too. i said it was quiet so it was a bit boring. but at the same time, it was also nice because it was quiet 🐈 sunoo hyung was waiting for it 🐧 right. sunoo was waiting for it 🐧 but a while ago while we were filming, i kind of came back to life 🐧 i felt better then so i slowly started teasing sunoo again

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Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

250,980 次观看 • 1 年前

I Interviewed the Canadian Sikh Once Sentenced to Life for a Bomb Plot: Babbar Khalsa’s Santokh Singh Khela Mr. Khela once held the distinction of being the first Canadian of Sikh faith to be sentenced for terrorism-related crimes in 1987. After serving six years, his conviction was overturned, Canada issued an apology, and he was released. Since the target of the alleged conspiracy was an Air India flight departing from a U.S. airport—and with the FBI leading the operation that foiled the plot—questions remain as to why he was not extradited and tried in the United States. Had he been tried there, would he be free today? During the Canadian trial, Mr. Khela admitted his ties with Babbar Khalsa (a Sikh Khalistani terrorist organization responsible for high-profile assassinations and bombings). Today, he does not deny this involvement and continues to praise Babbar Khalsa's record. However, he seems to dispute his daughter’s claim that he holds a leadership role within the organization, stating instead that he is merely a servant of the cause while openly wearing its insignia. Santokh Singh Khela is well respected among Khalistani Sikhs today, and he gave a speech at last week's Khalsa Day Parade in Surrey, B.C., praising Babbar Khalsa’s record. The event, which drew half a million attendees, was also attended by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, and several other MPs, including members of the Liberal Party. Follow and support Media Bezirgan more investigative journalism.

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

62,143 次观看 • 1 年前

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rooted.wings

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sara

305,145 次观看 • 3 天前

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YourFavoriteGuy

75,262 次观看 • 8 个月前

I’m on the ground in Surrey BC at Kap’s Cafe to see the destruction of last night’s shooting. Kap’s Cafe is owned by a very famous Indian comedian, Kapil Sharma, and he made a joke that a member of the Babbar Khalsa International (listed Khalistani terrorist org in 🇨🇦) didn’t like so he had someone go to the cafe while the employees were still inside and fire an entire magazine at them. Or at least that’s what he is claiming, all the Khalistani news outlets and activists are saying that the Babbar Khalsa member might have done this because Modi something something Indian conspiracy, instead of the fact that he is a lifelong member of a Khalistani terrorist organization and this is kind of their thing. Who knows?

I’m on the ground in Surrey BC at Kap’s Cafe to see the destruction of last night’s shooting. Kap’s Cafe is owned by a very famous Indian comedian, Kapil Sharma, and he made a joke that a member of the Babbar Khalsa International (listed Khalistani terrorist org in 🇨🇦) didn’t like so he had someone go to the cafe while the employees were still inside and fire an entire magazine at them. Or at least that’s what he is claiming, all the Khalistani news outlets and activists are saying that the Babbar Khalsa member might have done this because Modi something something Indian conspiracy, instead of the fact that he is a lifelong member of a Khalistani terrorist organization and this is kind of their thing. Who knows?

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246,064 次观看 • 1 年前

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Kesha reveals how difficult it was spending nine years in litigation fighting for the rights to her voice, her face, and herself back after signing a record deal at 18. She says that during the litigation, she’d go on tour and perform hit songs, but it was really difficult and lonely because of the anxiety and fear she was living with, saying it felt like she was being punished. “I got found when i was 17 and i signed the record deal at 18 years old. And this record deal signed away the rights to my voice and likeness in perpetuity in the universe. It’s such a weird concept that somebody else can own something that’s coming from inside of my body, like that’s so weird spiritually speaking. And to really be fighting for the rights to my own voice, and my own face, to myself. Like what are we talking about for it to go on and on, nine years is a long time. And there was a lot of support and that support carried me through. Like one tweet could carry me through for months. Like one stranger on Twitter that I should not be on Twitter, but I was and I saw them and like that would carry me for a really long time. It was hard. in this litigation I would go out on tour and I would sing the hit songs and I tried but it was really difficult, complicated, really confusing for me, even like the emotions were so complicated. I was so lonely in how anxious I was and how much fear I had because we're told to speak up and stand up for ourselves and say something, you know, and I felt like why am I getting like punished”

Heron

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Declan Ganley

89,560 次观看 • 8 个月前

G7: Khalistanis have taken over Calgary’s Municipal Plaza, shouting “Kill Modi politics.” Today’s “ambush” is led by self-admitted Babbar Khalsa member Santokh Singh Khela, who was once convicted of “conspiracy to commit mass murder” and sentenced to life in prison for allegedly plotting to bomb an Air India flight departing from JFK Airport in New York. Khela was released after six years when the charges were stayed due to the Crown’s failure to meet disclosure obligations. The group accuses Indian Prime Minister Modi of killing their member Hardeep Singh Nijjar and is calling on Canadians to join their “ambush” to “kill Modi politics.” Follow and support Media Bezirgan for more on-the-ground coverage of G7

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Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

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John McTiernan on how he learnt moviemaking by watching 'Day for Night' (1972): "I remember when I decided that that's what I was going to do. I went about it like it was reverse engineering. I knew that I had to go and learn what a movie was, not just my experience of going and watching a movie. So I went and sat in Truffaut's Day for Night (1972), watched it for three days straight, eight hours at a time and memorized it shot-for-shot. I got past the story, all the original and secondary experience, so I could study what it was that I was really watching. Film is really sort of a chain that's really linear. Yet when it's all strung together, it just sort of feels like an experience. It takes quite a while to be able to deconstruct that experience to figure out what you really saw." (John McTiernan's interview with Alex Simon, The Hollywood Interview, 1999)

John McTiernan on how he learnt moviemaking by watching 'Day for Night' (1972): "I remember when I decided that that's what I was going to do. I went about it like it was reverse engineering. I knew that I had to go and learn what a movie was, not just my experience of going and watching a movie. So I went and sat in Truffaut's Day for Night (1972), watched it for three days straight, eight hours at a time and memorized it shot-for-shot. I got past the story, all the original and secondary experience, so I could study what it was that I was really watching. Film is really sort of a chain that's really linear. Yet when it's all strung together, it just sort of feels like an experience. It takes quite a while to be able to deconstruct that experience to figure out what you really saw." (John McTiernan's interview with Alex Simon, The Hollywood Interview, 1999)

DepressedBergman

108,696 次观看 • 1 年前

I’ve been swarmed like this while driving in Florida. The kids were in a huge group, I couldn’t tell how many there was but it seemed like 50 of them or more. Lucky for me I wasn’t driving, I was a passenger in an Uber trying to get to the airport. The Uber driver must have had experience with them because he was just driving along like normal while I was thinking they were going to hit us. The rest of the ride seemed to go without a hitch. This woman was just going to the store when they looked like they targeted her and was riding the bikes recklessly. They were swerving as if they were going to hit her and riding while doing wheelies. I don’t know about you but I’m tired of this. I can only speak out against this for so many times until something bad happens and then everyone wants to play the blame game and act surprised that it happened. Am I against kids having fun? No of course not. But I want them to be safe too instead of becoming a statistic. There has to be a better way of dealing with them, maybe ban the unlicensed version and only sell the one that has to have a plate and registration. That would require them to have insurance and proper training. Do I have the answer? No I don’t, but somebody does and we have to figure this out.

I’ve been swarmed like this while driving in Florida. The kids were in a huge group, I couldn’t tell how many there was but it seemed like 50 of them or more. Lucky for me I wasn’t driving, I was a passenger in an Uber trying to get to the airport. The Uber driver must have had experience with them because he was just driving along like normal while I was thinking they were going to hit us. The rest of the ride seemed to go without a hitch. This woman was just going to the store when they looked like they targeted her and was riding the bikes recklessly. They were swerving as if they were going to hit her and riding while doing wheelies. I don’t know about you but I’m tired of this. I can only speak out against this for so many times until something bad happens and then everyone wants to play the blame game and act surprised that it happened. Am I against kids having fun? No of course not. But I want them to be safe too instead of becoming a statistic. There has to be a better way of dealing with them, maybe ban the unlicensed version and only sell the one that has to have a plate and registration. That would require them to have insurance and proper training. Do I have the answer? No I don’t, but somebody does and we have to figure this out.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

83,307 次观看 • 1 个月前

Make no mistake, the Khalistan "referendum" that took place at Calgary City Hall on July 28th was a terrorist convention event. A man wore a t-shirt displaying the logo of the terrorist organization Babbar Khalsa and the abbreviations of various organizations listed as either terrorist or militant by Canada and/or India. These organizations on the shirt included the Khalistan Commando Force (KCF), Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF), Bhindranwale Tiger Force (BTF), Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF), and most significantly, Babbar Khalsa International (BKI). "A Sikh terrorist entity that aims to establish a fundamentalist independent Sikh state called Khalistan (Land of the Pure) in what is presently the Indian state of Punjab. BKI activities include armed attacks, assassinations, and bombings." -Gov. of Canada Santokh Singh Khela of Sikhs for Justice, previously convicted to life by a Canadian court for plotting to bomb Air India flight 112 from JFK, was given an award at the event by Ajaib Singh Bagri, who was acquitted in the 1985 Air India bombings case and who called for the slaughter of 50,000 Hindus at the World Sikh Organization's founding convention in New York in 1984. The parents of suicide bomber Dilawar Babbar who killed the Premier of Punjab also cast their votes. Ironically, their slogan was to counter India's terrorism with votes. It seems like electing someone like Jyoti Gondek, whose father was a World Sikh Organization executive, makes one's city a welcoming place for terrorist conventions.

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

522,030 次观看 • 2 年前

Fox: I was a prosecutor. I used to watch these videos for a living. This guy is not a domestic terrorist, and I don't understand why it is so hard for those of us in public service to say from time to time, 'I got it wrong. I was given bad information.'

Fox: I was a prosecutor. I used to watch these videos for a living. This guy is not a domestic terrorist, and I don't understand why it is so hard for those of us in public service to say from time to time, 'I got it wrong. I was given bad information.'

FactPost

49,070 次观看 • 6 个月前

I was going through Charlie’s memorial for a video and I had not seen this probably since it happened nearly 8 months ago. As I was watching it, I couldn’t help but sob thinking about how many people were there and how all of them were there to celebrate Charlie’s life. I still can’t believe that’s even a sentence. He made such an impact on this world! It’s so easy to get lost in what’s happening right now, that we forget what happened at his memorial. THIS is what we need to be reminded of throughout this insanity that is social media! We miss you so much, Charlie! 🩵 #CharlieKirk

I was going through Charlie’s memorial for a video and I had not seen this probably since it happened nearly 8 months ago. As I was watching it, I couldn’t help but sob thinking about how many people were there and how all of them were there to celebrate Charlie’s life. I still can’t believe that’s even a sentence. He made such an impact on this world! It’s so easy to get lost in what’s happening right now, that we forget what happened at his memorial. THIS is what we need to be reminded of throughout this insanity that is social media! We miss you so much, Charlie! 🩵 #CharlieKirk

Hannah - Op. #27/92

86,579 次观看 • 3 个月前