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🚨Sikh Daggers (Kirpans) — Real, Sharpened Daggers — Must Be Banned in Canada 🇨🇦 A Sikh man refused secure storage for his kirpan during a Winnipeg Police recruitment exam in April 2026, claiming religious discrimination & walking out without writing the test. Police had offered lockers as reasonable accommodation....

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10,956 views • 3 months ago

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Spoke with i24NEWS English right after ceasefire was announced. I first learned of NE Syria’s remarkable religious freedom when I joined USCIRF—something they highlighted for years. The test now is safety + inclusion: minorities must have a real role in local security & governance. Forces linked to abuses—with ISIS patches or under US/EU/UK sanctions—cannot be put in charge of minority areas. With these new developments, the goal remains the same: a safe and stable Syria for all Syrians.

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12,099 views • 8 months ago

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Gabhán

79,017 views • 4 months ago

Canada needs to get some balls. This woman absolutely nails the GoodLife gym kirpan circus. Sikh man walks in openly carrying a religious blade, working out shirtless against dress code, filming in the change room… and the second he cries discrimination the gym folds like cheap lawn chairs and apologizes. Meanwhile regular Canadian women still can’t legally carry pepper spray or a knife for self-defense without the cops treating them like criminals. This is the insane two-tier society we’ve built. Rules only apply to the people who don’t scream loud enough about their identity. DEI and woke ideology didn’t create equality — it created a hierarchy where some groups get to ignore the rules everyone else has to follow. Equal rights. Equal rules. Equal responsibilities. No special privileges. Assimilate or don’t come. That’s not bigotry. That’s how a functional country actually works. #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #WokeFail #CommonSense 📺 Karla Treadway | Host Sovereign Sphere Podcast 👈
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EXCLUSIVE: Judge Grants Singh, Charged with Break and Enter & Sex Assault of His Passenger, $0 Bail I just obtained the bail conditions of Tejinder Singh, the 30-year-old Medicine Hat ride-share driver charged after police say he followed his female passenger into her home in the middle of the night and sexually assaulted her. On June 7, 2026, Tejinder Singh was granted bail by Non-Presiding Justice of the Peace C. Mottershead on $0 bail, only a promise to pay $1,000 should he fail to appear. Today’s hearing was adjourned to July 16, 2026, following his lawyer’s request for time to review disclosure. Singh's conditions include no contact with the alleged victim, staying away from her address, surrendering all weapons, and specifically no knives or other edged items except when eating a meal. Here’s the part that jumped out: As you can tell by the name Tejinder Singh, he is very likely a Sikh. The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that the kirpan (Sikh religious dagger) is "above all a religious symbol." So does this bail order actually allow him to carry one? Follow Media Bezirgan for more.
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EXCLUSIVE: Judge Grants Singh, Charged with Break and Enter & Sex Assault of His Passenger, $0 Bail I just obtained the bail conditions of Tejinder Singh, the 30-year-old Medicine Hat ride-share driver charged after police say he followed his female passenger into her home in the middle of the night and sexually assaulted her. On June 7, 2026, Tejinder Singh was granted bail by Non-Presiding Justice of the Peace C. Mottershead on $0 bail, only a promise to pay $1,000 should he fail to appear. Today’s hearing was adjourned to July 16, 2026, following his lawyer’s request for time to review disclosure. Singh's conditions include no contact with the alleged victim, staying away from her address, surrendering all weapons, and specifically no knives or other edged items except when eating a meal. Here’s the part that jumped out: As you can tell by the name Tejinder Singh, he is very likely a Sikh. The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that the kirpan (Sikh religious dagger) is "above all a religious symbol." So does this bail order actually allow him to carry one? Follow Media Bezirgan for more.

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

109,980 views • 3 months ago

Make it make sense. Canadians are told we can’t carry pepper spray or a knife for self-defense. But walk into a GoodLife gym with a large dagger hanging off your hip, work out shirtless against the rules, and film in the change room… and the gym will FIRE the employee who tried to protect the other members. Because his identity apparently overrides basic safety and common sense. This is the two-tier clown world we’re living in. Regular Canadians get disarmed and told to trust the system. Certain groups get special religious exemptions to carry weapons in public spaces while everyone else has to shut up and accept it. The employee who spoke up for safety got punished. The guy with the dagger got accommodated. This isn’t equality. It’s insanity dressed up as “inclusion.” Equal rules. Equal standards. No special privileges based on identity. Assimilate or don’t come. Canada used to make sense. #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #WokeFail
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Make it make sense. Canadians are told we can’t carry pepper spray or a knife for self-defense. But walk into a GoodLife gym with a large dagger hanging off your hip, work out shirtless against the rules, and film in the change room… and the gym will FIRE the employee who tried to protect the other members. Because his identity apparently overrides basic safety and common sense. This is the two-tier clown world we’re living in. Regular Canadians get disarmed and told to trust the system. Certain groups get special religious exemptions to carry weapons in public spaces while everyone else has to shut up and accept it. The employee who spoke up for safety got punished. The guy with the dagger got accommodated. This isn’t equality. It’s insanity dressed up as “inclusion.” Equal rules. Equal standards. No special privileges based on identity. Assimilate or don’t come. Canada used to make sense. #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #WokeFail

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

72,075 views • 2 months ago

The President of Israel has no moral standing to lecture Nigeria on Christianity while his own police openly arrest Christians celebrating Christmas for mentioning Jesus in public. On religious tolerance, Nigeria stands far ahead of both the United States and Israel. We practice faith freely without state intimidation, selective outrage, or hypocrisy. Let this also be made absolutely clear. Nigerian Christians must never be dragged into or exploited for anyone’s reckless appetite for war. Our faith is not a tool for foreign conflicts, propaganda, or blood soaked agendas. Nigeria will not be used.
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The President of Israel has no moral standing to lecture Nigeria on Christianity while his own police openly arrest Christians celebrating Christmas for mentioning Jesus in public. On religious tolerance, Nigeria stands far ahead of both the United States and Israel. We practice faith freely without state intimidation, selective outrage, or hypocrisy. Let this also be made absolutely clear. Nigerian Christians must never be dragged into or exploited for anyone’s reckless appetite for war. Our faith is not a tool for foreign conflicts, propaganda, or blood soaked agendas. Nigeria will not be used.

High Chief Lawrence Igbins Okoro

39,783 views • 9 months ago

LAW ENFORCEMENT COMPARISON 📌Foreign Diplomat Visit In Edmonton, Canada, Khalistan protesters had multiple altercations with police as an Indian diplomat made his entrance into a hotel where he was scheduled to speak. In contrast, in the U.S., Nassau County Police in New York did not allow the same group to protest near the event. They restricted the protest to a designated "free speech zone" far from the entrance of the property where the Indian PM was scheduled to speak, arresting one individual in the process. 📌Confiscation of "Weapons" In Calgary, Canada, the group was permitted to display swords and spears during protests. Meanwhile, in the U.S., Nassau County Police confiscated even wooden flagpoles. Earlier this year in Sacramento, where the Khalistan "referendum" was held, signs warned that "unauthorized" swords and knives were prohibited, with violators facing prosecution. 📌Public Relations In Calgary, Canada, the RCMP and local police participated in a "Nagar Kirtan" parade, where the same group marched with floats glorifying Babbar Khalsa terrorists, including Talwinder Singh Parmar, the co-conspirator of Canada’s deadliest terror attack, while setting up recruitment tents. Conversely, in the U.S., Nassau County Police were seen collecting some of the group's propaganda and relocating it to a designated zone. 📌Protecting Journalists In Edmonton, Canada, I was assaulted while attempting to capture exclusive footage of Khalistan protesters clashing with police. I was subsequently labeled an Indian agent by the group and received numerous death threats. In contrast, in the U.S., police provided on-the-spot escorts for reporters, walking with them at all times with heightened caution when approaching the group. This stark difference in police enforcement has caught my attention. I believe it is a testament to how deeply Canadian politics are influenced by the World Sikh Organization. If such influence were not in place, this group might be treated like any other, with appropriate caution and distance. Media Bezirgan for more.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT COMPARISON 📌Foreign Diplomat Visit In Edmonton, Canada, Khalistan protesters had multiple altercations with police as an Indian diplomat made his entrance into a hotel where he was scheduled to speak. In contrast, in the U.S., Nassau County Police in New York did not allow the same group to protest near the event. They restricted the protest to a designated "free speech zone" far from the entrance of the property where the Indian PM was scheduled to speak, arresting one individual in the process. 📌Confiscation of "Weapons" In Calgary, Canada, the group was permitted to display swords and spears during protests. Meanwhile, in the U.S., Nassau County Police confiscated even wooden flagpoles. Earlier this year in Sacramento, where the Khalistan "referendum" was held, signs warned that "unauthorized" swords and knives were prohibited, with violators facing prosecution. 📌Public Relations In Calgary, Canada, the RCMP and local police participated in a "Nagar Kirtan" parade, where the same group marched with floats glorifying Babbar Khalsa terrorists, including Talwinder Singh Parmar, the co-conspirator of Canada’s deadliest terror attack, while setting up recruitment tents. Conversely, in the U.S., Nassau County Police were seen collecting some of the group's propaganda and relocating it to a designated zone. 📌Protecting Journalists In Edmonton, Canada, I was assaulted while attempting to capture exclusive footage of Khalistan protesters clashing with police. I was subsequently labeled an Indian agent by the group and received numerous death threats. In contrast, in the U.S., police provided on-the-spot escorts for reporters, walking with them at all times with heightened caution when approaching the group. This stark difference in police enforcement has caught my attention. I believe it is a testament to how deeply Canadian politics are influenced by the World Sikh Organization. If such influence were not in place, this group might be treated like any other, with appropriate caution and distance. Media Bezirgan for more.

Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦

44,021 views • 2 years ago