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There is an emerging pattern in Toronto’s protest landscape: a small but influential network of activists and politicians operating in a seemingly symbiotic, at times parasitic, relationship. A clear illustration of this overlap came during the 43rd anniversary of the Charter event at City Hall, hosted by Progress Toronto....

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The protest circuit is a dynamic landscape with lots of big personalities and moving parts. One subset that ought to prompt public attention is the recurring involvement of the Movement Media Hub and “legal observers,” namely the Movement Defence Committee, now reconstituted as the Orange Hats. Members of these organizations routinely appear at demonstrations across the city that place heavy demands on police resources. Just this month, that includes disrupting the Munk Debates, Indigo protests, and the Boxing Day banner drop. Previous actions involve blocking public infrastructure—such as the Ontario Food Terminal, railways, and numerous intersections—occupying government buildings, blockading private events, and more. At what point does repeated, coordinated disruption by the same actors trigger closer investigation by public authorities? #Toronto #ProtestMania Fund this reporting to help it continue in 2026:
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The protest circuit is a dynamic landscape with lots of big personalities and moving parts. One subset that ought to prompt public attention is the recurring involvement of the Movement Media Hub and “legal observers,” namely the Movement Defence Committee, now reconstituted as the Orange Hats. Members of these organizations routinely appear at demonstrations across the city that place heavy demands on police resources. Just this month, that includes disrupting the Munk Debates, Indigo protests, and the Boxing Day banner drop. Previous actions involve blocking public infrastructure—such as the Ontario Food Terminal, railways, and numerous intersections—occupying government buildings, blockading private events, and more. At what point does repeated, coordinated disruption by the same actors trigger closer investigation by public authorities? #Toronto #ProtestMania Fund this reporting to help it continue in 2026:

Caryma Sa'd - Lawyer + Political Satirist

26,047 次观看 • 8 个月前

If you guessed that Toronto Police cautioned my videographer for breach of the peace, you’d be correct— not correct at law or in principle, of course, but correct in your estimation of police. My videographer has a documented track record of capturing significant protest moments on video, including eight arrests from the same Antifa network at the last major counterprotest. Yet he was continually chased and harassed at Nathan Phillips Square, with zero police intervention. By failing to enforce the law, Toronto Police deprived the public of any independent record of how these activists behaved. 📸 Feb 7, 2026 #Toronto #ProtestMania Contribute to our Legal & Security Fund to support ongoing coverage of Canada’s Antifa movement:
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If you guessed that Toronto Police cautioned my videographer for breach of the peace, you’d be correct— not correct at law or in principle, of course, but correct in your estimation of police. My videographer has a documented track record of capturing significant protest moments on video, including eight arrests from the same Antifa network at the last major counterprotest. Yet he was continually chased and harassed at Nathan Phillips Square, with zero police intervention. By failing to enforce the law, Toronto Police deprived the public of any independent record of how these activists behaved. 📸 Feb 7, 2026 #Toronto #ProtestMania Contribute to our Legal & Security Fund to support ongoing coverage of Canada’s Antifa movement:

Caryma Sa'd - Lawyer + Political Satirist

88,583 次观看 • 6 个月前

Gisela McKay seems busy in 2025. So far she has participated in and/or organized the: ✅ disruption at Chrystia Freeland’s leadership campaign launch; ✅ demonstration outside MP Bill Blair’s (maybe) home; ✅ protest at Boiler Room rave; ✅ sit-in at the Globe and Mail; ✅ distribution of hot food with no hand-washing station at City Hall; ✅ obscenity-laden concert within earshot of public skating rink; and ✅ disruption at municipal budget meeting. This list is not exhaustive, and it is only the end of February. It is reasonable to question whether this sacred fire outside the courthouse is, in fact, a pretence to provoke confrontation with local authorities. Last year, Gisela organized a dance party outside Toronto Police Headquarters that resulted in two arrests, including an Indigenous woman hyped up to the point of allegedly assaulting police (and sustaining injuries herself, including to her eyes). Apparent courthouse fire keeper Jordn Scum is involved in the same protest scene, sometimes to his own material detriment. Anyone associated with Gisela opens themselves up to scrutiny based on her track record of exploiting public resources while simultaneously disrupting public order. Law enforcement seems to be taking a laissez faire approach, allowing people to use protest and culture as smokescreens for chaos— even if a permit was obtained (not yet confirmed), disputes cannot be resolved with vigilante violence. The camera stays on if there is a threat of harm. 📸 Feb 27, 2025 #cdnpoli #Toronto #ProtestMania
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Gisela McKay seems busy in 2025. So far she has participated in and/or organized the: ✅ disruption at Chrystia Freeland’s leadership campaign launch; ✅ demonstration outside MP Bill Blair’s (maybe) home; ✅ protest at Boiler Room rave; ✅ sit-in at the Globe and Mail; ✅ distribution of hot food with no hand-washing station at City Hall; ✅ obscenity-laden concert within earshot of public skating rink; and ✅ disruption at municipal budget meeting. This list is not exhaustive, and it is only the end of February. It is reasonable to question whether this sacred fire outside the courthouse is, in fact, a pretence to provoke confrontation with local authorities. Last year, Gisela organized a dance party outside Toronto Police Headquarters that resulted in two arrests, including an Indigenous woman hyped up to the point of allegedly assaulting police (and sustaining injuries herself, including to her eyes). Apparent courthouse fire keeper Jordn Scum is involved in the same protest scene, sometimes to his own material detriment. Anyone associated with Gisela opens themselves up to scrutiny based on her track record of exploiting public resources while simultaneously disrupting public order. Law enforcement seems to be taking a laissez faire approach, allowing people to use protest and culture as smokescreens for chaos— even if a permit was obtained (not yet confirmed), disputes cannot be resolved with vigilante violence. The camera stays on if there is a threat of harm. 📸 Feb 27, 2025 #cdnpoli #Toronto #ProtestMania

Caryma Sa'd - Lawyer + Political Satirist

48,571 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨BREAKING: MUST WATCH!!! A complete disaster the protest! This is the consequence of saying “It is illegal to go to war against the cartel” when you say that, the people are sick and tired of the exacerbated violence and cartel activity around the country. We were in the front lines, the whole time, and I can tell you, of course, like every protest they were infiltrated individuals, but a lot of these young kids they were yelling that they do not want to live in a narco government. And that they are sick and tired of a narco president. Those were their claims every single moment of this protest. Tear gas was shot multiple times, And small explosives were thrown by the police officials to the population, also this shows the lack of preparation and complete intolerance of the police officers as they took the decision to confront the population with rocks, throwing them to vulnerable citizens, who were there only to manifest their selves. A complete disgraceful attitude by police officials, and also by some infiltrated individuals. But this shows inevitably the exasperation of the population that is sick and tired of being governed by individuals, who are not willing to protect the people, and instead they protect the organized crime.
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🚨BREAKING: MUST WATCH!!! A complete disaster the protest! This is the consequence of saying “It is illegal to go to war against the cartel” when you say that, the people are sick and tired of the exacerbated violence and cartel activity around the country. We were in the front lines, the whole time, and I can tell you, of course, like every protest they were infiltrated individuals, but a lot of these young kids they were yelling that they do not want to live in a narco government. And that they are sick and tired of a narco president. Those were their claims every single moment of this protest. Tear gas was shot multiple times, And small explosives were thrown by the police officials to the population, also this shows the lack of preparation and complete intolerance of the police officers as they took the decision to confront the population with rocks, throwing them to vulnerable citizens, who were there only to manifest their selves. A complete disgraceful attitude by police officials, and also by some infiltrated individuals. But this shows inevitably the exasperation of the population that is sick and tired of being governed by individuals, who are not willing to protect the people, and instead they protect the organized crime.

Oscar Ramirez - Real America’s Voice correspondent

31,065 次观看 • 9 个月前

Prominent Toronto pro-Hamas organizer charged with terrorism offence Police allege Ahmad Hassan Hajahmad acted in association with Hamas following years of open support for the designated terrorist organization and leading demonstrations in Toronto. A prominent organizer of pro-Hamas demonstrations in Toronto has been charged with a terrorism-related offence after a joint investigation by the Toronto Police Service and the RCMP's Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET). According to Toronto police, 33-year-old Ahmad Hassan Hajahmad, who is also widely known as Ahmad Jarrar, has been charged with one count of participating in or contributing to the activities of a terrorist group under Section 83.18 of the Criminal Code. Police allege that during demonstrations near Bay Street and Front Street West on May 25 and September 7, 2024, Hajahmad used amplification equipment to make public statements advocating detestation and harm against members of the Israeli and Jewish communities. Investigators executed a search warrant at a Toronto residence on March 7, 2025, seizing multiple electronic devices. Following a joint investigation, police allege they gathered evidence indicating Hajahmad acted for the benefit of, and in association with, Hamas, which Canada designated as a terrorist entity in 2002. On July 20, 2026, the Attorney General of Ontario and the Government of Canada consented to proceed with the prosecution. Hajahmad was arrested the following day, appeared before the Ontario Court of Justice, and has since been released on bail. A court-ordered publication ban currently limits what additional information can be disclosed. Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw said investigations into offences committed during demonstrations continue long after crowds disperse, adding that complex cases such as this demonstrate the importance of strong counterterrorism partnerships. Police also acknowledged the RCMP's INSET for its role in the investigation. The charge follows years of Hajahmad's public involvement in Toronto's anti-Israel protest movement. He became a familiar figure at demonstrations following the October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorist attacks, helping organize rallies, speaking at events, participating in the University of Toronto encampment in 2024, donating Palestinian flags, and at times coordinating with police during demonstrations. His public statements have also drawn significant attention. In a widely circulated video from April 2025, Hajahmad stated he was organizing a Toronto "Day of Rage" at the request of Hamas. In other videos, he described his movement as "an extension to the resistance in Palestine.” He has also delivered speeches repeating antisemitic claims about Zionist control of political institutions and urged that children be taught there is "no such country called Israel." The arrest marks what appears to be the first terrorism-related charge laid against one of the most recognizable organizers in Toronto's pro-Hamas protest movement, nearly three years after demonstrations began following October 7. Previous interactions with law enforcement, including mischief charges stemming from a smoke canister incident at Union Station in January 2025, carried far less serious consequences. Given Hajahmad's years of highly visible organizing, repeated public statements, and even claims that he was acting at Hamas' request, many Canadians will reasonably ask why it took so long for a terrorism-related charge to be laid. Why is he also now out on bail? Authorities have long maintained they monitor criminal activity connected to demonstrations, yet it’s taken years for terrorism related charges to be laid.
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Prominent Toronto pro-Hamas organizer charged with terrorism offence Police allege Ahmad Hassan Hajahmad acted in association with Hamas following years of open support for the designated terrorist organization and leading demonstrations in Toronto. A prominent organizer of pro-Hamas demonstrations in Toronto has been charged with a terrorism-related offence after a joint investigation by the Toronto Police Service and the RCMP's Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET). According to Toronto police, 33-year-old Ahmad Hassan Hajahmad, who is also widely known as Ahmad Jarrar, has been charged with one count of participating in or contributing to the activities of a terrorist group under Section 83.18 of the Criminal Code. Police allege that during demonstrations near Bay Street and Front Street West on May 25 and September 7, 2024, Hajahmad used amplification equipment to make public statements advocating detestation and harm against members of the Israeli and Jewish communities. Investigators executed a search warrant at a Toronto residence on March 7, 2025, seizing multiple electronic devices. Following a joint investigation, police allege they gathered evidence indicating Hajahmad acted for the benefit of, and in association with, Hamas, which Canada designated as a terrorist entity in 2002. On July 20, 2026, the Attorney General of Ontario and the Government of Canada consented to proceed with the prosecution. Hajahmad was arrested the following day, appeared before the Ontario Court of Justice, and has since been released on bail. A court-ordered publication ban currently limits what additional information can be disclosed. Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw said investigations into offences committed during demonstrations continue long after crowds disperse, adding that complex cases such as this demonstrate the importance of strong counterterrorism partnerships. Police also acknowledged the RCMP's INSET for its role in the investigation. The charge follows years of Hajahmad's public involvement in Toronto's anti-Israel protest movement. He became a familiar figure at demonstrations following the October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorist attacks, helping organize rallies, speaking at events, participating in the University of Toronto encampment in 2024, donating Palestinian flags, and at times coordinating with police during demonstrations. His public statements have also drawn significant attention. In a widely circulated video from April 2025, Hajahmad stated he was organizing a Toronto "Day of Rage" at the request of Hamas. In other videos, he described his movement as "an extension to the resistance in Palestine.” He has also delivered speeches repeating antisemitic claims about Zionist control of political institutions and urged that children be taught there is "no such country called Israel." The arrest marks what appears to be the first terrorism-related charge laid against one of the most recognizable organizers in Toronto's pro-Hamas protest movement, nearly three years after demonstrations began following October 7. Previous interactions with law enforcement, including mischief charges stemming from a smoke canister incident at Union Station in January 2025, carried far less serious consequences. Given Hajahmad's years of highly visible organizing, repeated public statements, and even claims that he was acting at Hamas' request, many Canadians will reasonably ask why it took so long for a terrorism-related charge to be laid. Why is he also now out on bail? Authorities have long maintained they monitor criminal activity connected to demonstrations, yet it’s taken years for terrorism related charges to be laid.

Rebel News

20,006 次观看 • 1 个月前

Two-tiered policing on display in Toronto as Jews harassed and restaurant owner targeted Welcome to Hogtown. Open an “illicit” restaurant and you’ll be charged for the policing costs. Chant genocide against Jews, law enforcement is “on the house.” Recently, former Toronto restaurateur Adam Skelly was in court to launch a constitutional challenge against the City of Toronto and the Province of Ontario. Sadly, he was not successful. By way of background, during the hellacious Covid-19 days, Skelly had the utter temerity to open his fabulous restaurant, Adamson Barbecue in west-end Toronto. His customers rejoiced, for Skelly was serving up the very best barbecue in Toronto. Not amused were the politicians. And law enforcement. And the nattering nabobs of negativity who comprise the rank-and-file of the mainstream media. The end-result: the city literally sent in all the king’s horses and all the king’s men: the Toronto Police — including its mounted unit — brutally shut down Adamson Barbecue in November 2020. Skelly was arrested. He was placed in handcuffs. He was jailed. He was forced into bankruptcy. All for no valid reason. Indeed, less than half a kilometre away from Adamson Barbecue was a Costco superstore. It remained fully open — including its foodservice facility! But never mind… To add insult to injury, Skelly was sent an invoice from the City of Toronto billing him for $187,000! The city said that was the cost that it had incurred for policing during the three-day span Skelly had opened his eatery. Yet is that the new normal? Those staging a demonstration now get billed for law enforcement costs? If so, when are the organizers of the hateful pro-Hamas demonstrations going to get their invoice? Indeed, at last Sunday’s Bathurst/Sheppard protest, at nearby Earl Bales Park, the Toronto Mounted Unit was on standby. Of note, in 2024 alone, the city estimates that $19.5 million was spent on exclusively policing the pro-Hamas/anti-Jew rallies. This total included $8 million in “premium pay" (a.k.a., overtime) for officers, with significant resources diverted from regular duties to manage the protests. Yet, for some reason, these exorbitant law enforcement costs are “on the house” when it comes to the Hamasholes? Why? It’s gross. And it makes for yet another outrageous double standard. And again, we ask: who is driving this?
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Two-tiered policing on display in Toronto as Jews harassed and restaurant owner targeted Welcome to Hogtown. Open an “illicit” restaurant and you’ll be charged for the policing costs. Chant genocide against Jews, law enforcement is “on the house.” Recently, former Toronto restaurateur Adam Skelly was in court to launch a constitutional challenge against the City of Toronto and the Province of Ontario. Sadly, he was not successful. By way of background, during the hellacious Covid-19 days, Skelly had the utter temerity to open his fabulous restaurant, Adamson Barbecue in west-end Toronto. His customers rejoiced, for Skelly was serving up the very best barbecue in Toronto. Not amused were the politicians. And law enforcement. And the nattering nabobs of negativity who comprise the rank-and-file of the mainstream media. The end-result: the city literally sent in all the king’s horses and all the king’s men: the Toronto Police — including its mounted unit — brutally shut down Adamson Barbecue in November 2020. Skelly was arrested. He was placed in handcuffs. He was jailed. He was forced into bankruptcy. All for no valid reason. Indeed, less than half a kilometre away from Adamson Barbecue was a Costco superstore. It remained fully open — including its foodservice facility! But never mind… To add insult to injury, Skelly was sent an invoice from the City of Toronto billing him for $187,000! The city said that was the cost that it had incurred for policing during the three-day span Skelly had opened his eatery. Yet is that the new normal? Those staging a demonstration now get billed for law enforcement costs? If so, when are the organizers of the hateful pro-Hamas demonstrations going to get their invoice? Indeed, at last Sunday’s Bathurst/Sheppard protest, at nearby Earl Bales Park, the Toronto Mounted Unit was on standby. Of note, in 2024 alone, the city estimates that $19.5 million was spent on exclusively policing the pro-Hamas/anti-Jew rallies. This total included $8 million in “premium pay" (a.k.a., overtime) for officers, with significant resources diverted from regular duties to manage the protests. Yet, for some reason, these exorbitant law enforcement costs are “on the house” when it comes to the Hamasholes? Why? It’s gross. And it makes for yet another outrageous double standard. And again, we ask: who is driving this?

Rebel News

16,586 次观看 • 3 个月前

Protests in Iran appeared more limited during the day today, but videos emerging tonight show crowds that appear to number in the hundreds in parts of Tehran and in cities such as Ahvaz and Babol. Notably, Reza Pahlavi issued a call for protests tonight. At the same time, within the protest landscape there is no unified political alternative as of now and little evidence of monarchist organization on the ground. What does exist is the powerful media and amplification ecosystem of Iranian monarchists, including Iran International, Manoto, and coordinated & often astroturfed social media activity, which can project the impression of broad national momentum. There is no objective way to measure the true scale, even as many will undoubtedly jump to conclusions. These dynamics are likely to be used by Reza Pahlavi and allied circles to argue for foreign military intervention as a pathway to political change.
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Protests in Iran appeared more limited during the day today, but videos emerging tonight show crowds that appear to number in the hundreds in parts of Tehran and in cities such as Ahvaz and Babol. Notably, Reza Pahlavi issued a call for protests tonight. At the same time, within the protest landscape there is no unified political alternative as of now and little evidence of monarchist organization on the ground. What does exist is the powerful media and amplification ecosystem of Iranian monarchists, including Iran International, Manoto, and coordinated & often astroturfed social media activity, which can project the impression of broad national momentum. There is no objective way to measure the true scale, even as many will undoubtedly jump to conclusions. These dynamics are likely to be used by Reza Pahlavi and allied circles to argue for foreign military intervention as a pathway to political change.

Sina Toossi

39,338 次观看 • 7 个月前

The City of Toronto recently cleared the encampment at Dufferin Grove Park after more than a year and a half of outreach and an estimated $1.4 million in expenditures. Yet tents sprang back up almost immediately, alongside familiar Antifa activists who’ve been involved in countless disruptions across the GTA. They’re now gathering under the banner of a “sacred fire,” which they treat as a license to forbid anyone from recording their renewed occupation of the park. Private security appears to take cues from these activists, warning independent media to stop filming “for [his own] safety.” In reality, the camera is our strongest defence against dishonest actors prone to violence, intimidation, and mischief. In this encounter alone, the video captured a woman deliberately kicking the scooter, blocking movement, and false allegations of pedophilia, and someone flicking a lit cigarette. Recording is essential. Besides, what authority does the man with filthy feet have to kick anyone out of a public park? 📸 Oct 3, 2025 #Toronto #ProtestMania
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The City of Toronto recently cleared the encampment at Dufferin Grove Park after more than a year and a half of outreach and an estimated $1.4 million in expenditures. Yet tents sprang back up almost immediately, alongside familiar Antifa activists who’ve been involved in countless disruptions across the GTA. They’re now gathering under the banner of a “sacred fire,” which they treat as a license to forbid anyone from recording their renewed occupation of the park. Private security appears to take cues from these activists, warning independent media to stop filming “for [his own] safety.” In reality, the camera is our strongest defence against dishonest actors prone to violence, intimidation, and mischief. In this encounter alone, the video captured a woman deliberately kicking the scooter, blocking movement, and false allegations of pedophilia, and someone flicking a lit cigarette. Recording is essential. Besides, what authority does the man with filthy feet have to kick anyone out of a public park? 📸 Oct 3, 2025 #Toronto #ProtestMania

Caryma Sa'd - Lawyer + Political Satirist

137,665 次观看 • 11 个月前

Baloch masses from across Balochistan, under the banner of “Breaking Silence: Standing Against Enforced Disappearances,” are resisting state-sponsored crimes against them. In this effort, five peaceful protests have been organized in different regions of Balochistan. As part of this ongoing campaign, a peaceful protest was planned in Panjgur, where the administration and law enforcement agencies attempted to prevent people from participating. State authorities abducted a participant of protest and continue to monitor others involved in the protests. The lives of protesters are in grave danger, as they face the threat of enforced disappearances. After the protest in Panjgur, several protestors were followed and one the protestor Haseeb Baloch, a 22 years old graduate student from ARID university and a resident of Panjgur was enforcedly disappeared by Law enforcement Agencies. Previous protests were held in Karachi, Hub, Turbat, and Khuzdar, where the families of forcibly disappeared individuals registered their cases with the BYC. The BYC’s campaign against enforced disappearances, which is used as a systematic tool to escalate the Baloch genocide, continues. We appeal to the Baloch people to join these protests and break the silence. #EndEnforcedDisappearances #StopBalochGenocide #ReleaseHaseebBaloch
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Baloch masses from across Balochistan, under the banner of “Breaking Silence: Standing Against Enforced Disappearances,” are resisting state-sponsored crimes against them. In this effort, five peaceful protests have been organized in different regions of Balochistan. As part of this ongoing campaign, a peaceful protest was planned in Panjgur, where the administration and law enforcement agencies attempted to prevent people from participating. State authorities abducted a participant of protest and continue to monitor others involved in the protests. The lives of protesters are in grave danger, as they face the threat of enforced disappearances. After the protest in Panjgur, several protestors were followed and one the protestor Haseeb Baloch, a 22 years old graduate student from ARID university and a resident of Panjgur was enforcedly disappeared by Law enforcement Agencies. Previous protests were held in Karachi, Hub, Turbat, and Khuzdar, where the families of forcibly disappeared individuals registered their cases with the BYC. The BYC’s campaign against enforced disappearances, which is used as a systematic tool to escalate the Baloch genocide, continues. We appeal to the Baloch people to join these protests and break the silence. #EndEnforcedDisappearances #StopBalochGenocide #ReleaseHaseebBaloch

Baloch Yakjehti Committee

15,645 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨#BREAKING: A Fox 7 News photojournalist has been thrown to the ground and arrested by police while covering a live broadcast during the protest at the University of Texas 📌#Austin | #Texas Amidst the chaotic scenes that was unfolding earlier this evening at the University of Texas, where hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with police, a Fox 7 Austin News photojournalist who was covering a developing story live on broadcast from the state university campus was thrown to the ground and arrested by law enforcement in riot gear. Officers allege his camera struck an officer, though the photojournalist claims it was unintentional as crowds of protesters were pushing.
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🚨#BREAKING: A Fox 7 News photojournalist has been thrown to the ground and arrested by police while covering a live broadcast during the protest at the University of Texas 📌#Austin | #Texas Amidst the chaotic scenes that was unfolding earlier this evening at the University of Texas, where hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with police, a Fox 7 Austin News photojournalist who was covering a developing story live on broadcast from the state university campus was thrown to the ground and arrested by law enforcement in riot gear. Officers allege his camera struck an officer, though the photojournalist claims it was unintentional as crowds of protesters were pushing.

R A W S A L E R T S

5,117,315 次观看 • 2 年前

Do not be deceived by unassuming appearances. This Antifa-aligned husband-and-wife duo have been part of Toronto’s omnicause protest circuit for over a decade, often overseeing while others engage in disruptive behaviour under the guise of activism. Macdonald Scott and Lesley Wood were both Indigo 11 arrestees in 2023, with Scott pleading guilty to mischief and Wood’s charges withdrawn. They were both present at yesterday’s National Day of Action against Indigo at Bay and Bloor. The event, billed as a demonstration to inform the public about CEO Heather Reisman’s role in HESEG Foundation, escalated into harassment and intimidation of shoppers, pedestrians, and independent media. Scott serves on the board of directors for the Movement Media Hub and was a coordinator with the Movement Defence Committee, whose “legal observer” role is now filled by the Orange Hats. Wood is a professor at York University, with research interests in social movements and protests. This is a rare instance of interviewing protesters away from the demonstration, which is not our usual tactic. But apart from my videographer travelling in the same direction, those influencing public disturbances should expect to answer for their actions; as protesters themselves say, “No justice, no peace.” Help sustain independent reporting you won’t see anywhere else. E-transfer: Contact@ProtestMania.com Online:
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Do not be deceived by unassuming appearances. This Antifa-aligned husband-and-wife duo have been part of Toronto’s omnicause protest circuit for over a decade, often overseeing while others engage in disruptive behaviour under the guise of activism. Macdonald Scott and Lesley Wood were both Indigo 11 arrestees in 2023, with Scott pleading guilty to mischief and Wood’s charges withdrawn. They were both present at yesterday’s National Day of Action against Indigo at Bay and Bloor. The event, billed as a demonstration to inform the public about CEO Heather Reisman’s role in HESEG Foundation, escalated into harassment and intimidation of shoppers, pedestrians, and independent media. Scott serves on the board of directors for the Movement Media Hub and was a coordinator with the Movement Defence Committee, whose “legal observer” role is now filled by the Orange Hats. Wood is a professor at York University, with research interests in social movements and protests. This is a rare instance of interviewing protesters away from the demonstration, which is not our usual tactic. But apart from my videographer travelling in the same direction, those influencing public disturbances should expect to answer for their actions; as protesters themselves say, “No justice, no peace.” Help sustain independent reporting you won’t see anywhere else. E-transfer: [email protected] Online:

Caryma Sa'd - Lawyer + Political Satirist

54,047 次观看 • 8 个月前

With mass rallies now all illegal, a Russian man in Vologda aiming to protest the state of healthcare in his region without going to prison staged a demonstration using mannequins. But alas, it was not to be, as the protest was stopped by police and he was fined 20,000 rubles by court decision. In Vologda, a deputy from "New People" was fined for "organizing a mass event" with mannequins at a polyclinic The Vologda City Court recognized the performance of local deputy Alexander Borisov ("New People") with 13 mannequins lined up at a polyclinic as a mass picket. Last November, Borisov set up mannequins with signs in front of the Vologda Polyclinic No. 2 building, such as "I've been waiting for a therapist's appointment for 2 months and I'm getting dizzy", "I'm a mannequin and I'm tired of waiting in line, but what do real people feel?", "I've been waiting in line so long that I've forgotten why I came here", and others. According to the deputy, he wanted to draw attention to the staffing of medical institutions and the availability of free medical care. The court considered that Borisov "organized and held a public event in the form of a picket using quickly erected collapsible structures in the form of mannequins". In the footage of the action, there is no one except the 13 mannequins, Borisov himself, and random passers-by in the background. For the "mass picket", the deputy was fined 20 thousand rubles. The court's decision was noted by "Mediazona". Deputy Borisov called the incident "a tool of pressure to intimidate and discourage people from taking initiative".
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With mass rallies now all illegal, a Russian man in Vologda aiming to protest the state of healthcare in his region without going to prison staged a demonstration using mannequins. But alas, it was not to be, as the protest was stopped by police and he was fined 20,000 rubles by court decision. In Vologda, a deputy from "New People" was fined for "organizing a mass event" with mannequins at a polyclinic The Vologda City Court recognized the performance of local deputy Alexander Borisov ("New People") with 13 mannequins lined up at a polyclinic as a mass picket. Last November, Borisov set up mannequins with signs in front of the Vologda Polyclinic No. 2 building, such as "I've been waiting for a therapist's appointment for 2 months and I'm getting dizzy", "I'm a mannequin and I'm tired of waiting in line, but what do real people feel?", "I've been waiting in line so long that I've forgotten why I came here", and others. According to the deputy, he wanted to draw attention to the staffing of medical institutions and the availability of free medical care. The court considered that Borisov "organized and held a public event in the form of a picket using quickly erected collapsible structures in the form of mannequins". In the footage of the action, there is no one except the 13 mannequins, Borisov himself, and random passers-by in the background. For the "mass picket", the deputy was fined 20 thousand rubles. The court's decision was noted by "Mediazona". Deputy Borisov called the incident "a tool of pressure to intimidate and discourage people from taking initiative".

Jay in Kyiv

13,126 次观看 • 3 个月前

Peace officer at Queen’s Park moves my videographer away from the counter protest, acknowledging the problem lies with the crowd—not him. This may not have been intended as punishment, but it impeded our work nonetheless. Mere presence in public cannot reasonably be construed as agitation. Yet police defer to violent Antifa activists rather than protect the right of independent media to document a public demonstration where an elected official, NDP MPP Kristyn Wong-Tam, had just finished speaking. Meanwhile, the crowd was incited by perpetual protester Alex Curley, dressed in a frog costume, who was not asked to leave. 📸 Sep 27, 2025 #Toronto #ProtestMania
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Peace officer at Queen’s Park moves my videographer away from the counter protest, acknowledging the problem lies with the crowd—not him. This may not have been intended as punishment, but it impeded our work nonetheless. Mere presence in public cannot reasonably be construed as agitation. Yet police defer to violent Antifa activists rather than protect the right of independent media to document a public demonstration where an elected official, NDP MPP Kristyn Wong-Tam, had just finished speaking. Meanwhile, the crowd was incited by perpetual protester Alex Curley, dressed in a frog costume, who was not asked to leave. 📸 Sep 27, 2025 #Toronto #ProtestMania

Caryma Sa'd - Lawyer + Political Satirist

24,713 次观看 • 11 个月前

🚨#BreakingNews Thurston County judge blocks law allowing state commission to decertify elected sheriffs Judge Christine Schaller halted portions of Senate Bill 5974, signed by Gov. Bob Ferguson on April 1, one day before it was set to take effect. The measure would have required sheriffs and other law enforcement leaders to maintain certification with the Criminal Justice Training Commission, with decertification automatically creating a vacancy in elected office. 🟦 JUDGE CHRISTINE SCHALLER: "The statute allows an elected sheriff to have their peace officer certificate revoked by an administrative body based upon unconstitutional language. Such a revocation under the new law would result in a vacancy of the office of sheriff with the sheriff being removed. This also allows, again, an elected official, someone chosen by the voters, to be removed in the same way as an employee of theirs, another peace officer employee, could be removed. "And again, although a sheriff could seek judicial review, that would be after a decision was made by an administrative body and the vacancy and removal would be immediate. And the decision to revoke an elected official certificate would not be by someone in an elected and or public office, which is contrary to how removal of elected officials is treated by the constitution and, as far as the court is aware, for every other elected official in the state of Washington. " This process authorizes arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement. I find that the plaintiffs have a well-grounded fear of imminent invasion of their rights based upon what they have set forth in their statements and based upon my finding as it relates to number one, because the law is set to go into effect tomorrow. "And I find that the acts complained of are either resulting in or will result in actual and substantial injury. It impacts current sheriffs, the four, who have indicated they are seeking re-election. It affects their ability to fill out a declaration of candidacy form to declare themselves as candidates for the next election cycle. "Those three factors are also considered in light of the equitable factors, including balancing the relative interests of the parties and the interests of the public. The state has properly argued that this is a law that was passed by the Washington State Legislature. The legislators are elected by the people of the State of Washington and it should be given its due weight. And I have done that. "I also have considered the interest of the public in the right to allow a free elective process as well. And the public has a significant interest in the right to a free elective process, the freedom to choose candidates, and the freedom for candidates to set forth that they want to run for political office. "Accordingly, I find that those equitable interests weigh in favor of the plaintiff, and I will grant the preliminary injunction." 👇FULL VIDEO: 🎬 Dana Cruz, Puget Sound Patriots
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🚨#BreakingNews Thurston County judge blocks law allowing state commission to decertify elected sheriffs Judge Christine Schaller halted portions of Senate Bill 5974, signed by Gov. Bob Ferguson on April 1, one day before it was set to take effect. The measure would have required sheriffs and other law enforcement leaders to maintain certification with the Criminal Justice Training Commission, with decertification automatically creating a vacancy in elected office. 🟦 JUDGE CHRISTINE SCHALLER: "The statute allows an elected sheriff to have their peace officer certificate revoked by an administrative body based upon unconstitutional language. Such a revocation under the new law would result in a vacancy of the office of sheriff with the sheriff being removed. This also allows, again, an elected official, someone chosen by the voters, to be removed in the same way as an employee of theirs, another peace officer employee, could be removed. "And again, although a sheriff could seek judicial review, that would be after a decision was made by an administrative body and the vacancy and removal would be immediate. And the decision to revoke an elected official certificate would not be by someone in an elected and or public office, which is contrary to how removal of elected officials is treated by the constitution and, as far as the court is aware, for every other elected official in the state of Washington. " This process authorizes arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement. I find that the plaintiffs have a well-grounded fear of imminent invasion of their rights based upon what they have set forth in their statements and based upon my finding as it relates to number one, because the law is set to go into effect tomorrow. "And I find that the acts complained of are either resulting in or will result in actual and substantial injury. It impacts current sheriffs, the four, who have indicated they are seeking re-election. It affects their ability to fill out a declaration of candidacy form to declare themselves as candidates for the next election cycle. "Those three factors are also considered in light of the equitable factors, including balancing the relative interests of the parties and the interests of the public. The state has properly argued that this is a law that was passed by the Washington State Legislature. The legislators are elected by the people of the State of Washington and it should be given its due weight. And I have done that. "I also have considered the interest of the public in the right to allow a free elective process as well. And the public has a significant interest in the right to a free elective process, the freedom to choose candidates, and the freedom for candidates to set forth that they want to run for political office. "Accordingly, I find that those equitable interests weigh in favor of the plaintiff, and I will grant the preliminary injunction." 👇FULL VIDEO: 🎬 Dana Cruz, Puget Sound Patriots

Lynnwood Times

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Hamas sympathizers proudly admitted to disrupting one of the busiest shopping days in Canada. On Boxing Day, a time when shoppers can find better prices on clothing and stores typically see higher sales, their activities were interrupted by these jihadists, even as Canada grapples with an economic crisis. On the other hand, the jihadists harassed and intimidated ordinary Canadians, while also harming the revenue of mall stores. All of this unfolded in front of Toronto Police officers. The police were aware of the protest in advance and could easily identify the individuals involved afterward to enforce the law, yet they chose not to act. We have passed two-tier policing. If this is not collusion with Hamas, then what is it?
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Hamas sympathizers proudly admitted to disrupting one of the busiest shopping days in Canada. On Boxing Day, a time when shoppers can find better prices on clothing and stores typically see higher sales, their activities were interrupted by these jihadists, even as Canada grapples with an economic crisis. On the other hand, the jihadists harassed and intimidated ordinary Canadians, while also harming the revenue of mall stores. All of this unfolded in front of Toronto Police officers. The police were aware of the protest in advance and could easily identify the individuals involved afterward to enforce the law, yet they chose not to act. We have passed two-tier policing. If this is not collusion with Hamas, then what is it?

Salman Sima

26,773 次观看 • 8 个月前

Everything in Israel is so fucking crazy: Ben Gvir's TikTok goon, along with a partly paid gang, cooperates with Israeli police to disperse and terrorize a pro-Palestinian protest. Mordechai David is a right-wing TikTok star who's literally turned into Ben Gvir's lapdog. For a while now, he's been leading small groups of young thugs who troll, harass, and verbally and physically attack protesters they deem "leftists". Nowadays, he also joins Ben Gvir on some official ministerial tours, accompanied by the police, such as a recent Ben Gvir visit to southern Tel Aviv, aimed at intimidating African asylum seekers. On September 1, a protest organized by Hadash Party was supposed to take place in central Tel Aviv. The demo was in support of international recognition of a Palestinian state, and was meant to include the waving of Palestinian flags. The protest was coordinated and approved by the police, perhaps even including the waving of flags. Before the protest even really began, it was attacked by Mordechai David's crew, and the police ordered the protesters to disperse. In this video, David brags openly about how he came with about 50 people, some of whom were paid by him with money he crowd-sourced through TikTok, in order to thwart the demonstration. He talks about how the police came to him later and thanked him for giving them an excuse to break up the protest. But the craziest part is that he proudly states that his group of thugs actually chased the protesters for kilometers, and police had to help the "leftists" escape via unusual routes, between buildings, so they wouldn't be attacked by David and his fellow Ben Gvir Brown Shirts - or, as they are nicknamed, "The Ben Gvirists".
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Everything in Israel is so fucking crazy: Ben Gvir's TikTok goon, along with a partly paid gang, cooperates with Israeli police to disperse and terrorize a pro-Palestinian protest. Mordechai David is a right-wing TikTok star who's literally turned into Ben Gvir's lapdog. For a while now, he's been leading small groups of young thugs who troll, harass, and verbally and physically attack protesters they deem "leftists". Nowadays, he also joins Ben Gvir on some official ministerial tours, accompanied by the police, such as a recent Ben Gvir visit to southern Tel Aviv, aimed at intimidating African asylum seekers. On September 1, a protest organized by Hadash Party was supposed to take place in central Tel Aviv. The demo was in support of international recognition of a Palestinian state, and was meant to include the waving of Palestinian flags. The protest was coordinated and approved by the police, perhaps even including the waving of flags. Before the protest even really began, it was attacked by Mordechai David's crew, and the police ordered the protesters to disperse. In this video, David brags openly about how he came with about 50 people, some of whom were paid by him with money he crowd-sourced through TikTok, in order to thwart the demonstration. He talks about how the police came to him later and thanked him for giving them an excuse to break up the protest. But the craziest part is that he proudly states that his group of thugs actually chased the protesters for kilometers, and police had to help the "leftists" escape via unusual routes, between buildings, so they wouldn't be attacked by David and his fellow Ben Gvir Brown Shirts - or, as they are nicknamed, "The Ben Gvirists".

B.M.

56,377 次观看 • 11 个月前