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When I was counter-protesting the Al-Quds Day rally peacefully by stating Canadian law: “Hamas is a terrorist organization”, Toronto police arrested me to protect the feelings of the jihadists. Since I had not broken any law, they were forced to release me with no charges. I did a short... show more

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At the rally organized by IRGC supporters to glorify the arch-terrorist Ali Khamenei, the Islamists were waving pictures of Hassan Nasrallah, the former leader of Hezbollah. Hezbollah has been a listed terrorist organization in Canada since 2002. I very respectfully asked Toronto Police to enforce the law against the supporters of the IRGC. The answer I got was “I don’t know.” They don’t know the law, or they’re pretending not to know in order to avoid doing their job. Either way, I’m not shocked. Thank you Daniel Bordman for best capturing the incompetence of the Toronto Police.

At the rally organized by IRGC supporters to glorify the arch-terrorist Ali Khamenei, the Islamists were waving pictures of Hassan Nasrallah, the former leader of Hezbollah. Hezbollah has been a listed terrorist organization in Canada since 2002. I very respectfully asked Toronto Police to enforce the law against the supporters of the IRGC. The answer I got was “I don’t know.” They don’t know the law, or they’re pretending not to know in order to avoid doing their job. Either way, I’m not shocked. Thank you Daniel Bordman for best capturing the incompetence of the Toronto Police.

Salman Sima

70,684 views • 5 months ago

Today, for the twelfth time, I was arrested by the “Palestinian” Metropolitan Police! After four hours in custody, I was released without any charge or condition. I attended the pro-Hamas rally holding two messages: In my hands: “Hamas is a terrorist organization.” Across my mouth: “Save our Kids.” But there is something very important I must share with you, because you deserve to know the truth. During my arrest, officer MF1346 violently pulled me towards the pavement. Inside the police van, the officer who detained me told officer MF1347: “This sign is legal, there shouldn’t be any problem with it.” To which MF1346 replied: “No, not here, not in front of this crowd!” In other words: The law of United Kingdom no longer applies on the streets of London. And all of this was recorded on their own body cameras. Looks like this police force is not here to protect us! Thanks for video RushmoorPeopleFirst 🫡❤️

Today, for the twelfth time, I was arrested by the “Palestinian” Metropolitan Police! After four hours in custody, I was released without any charge or condition. I attended the pro-Hamas rally holding two messages: In my hands: “Hamas is a terrorist organization.” Across my mouth: “Save our Kids.” But there is something very important I must share with you, because you deserve to know the truth. During my arrest, officer MF1346 violently pulled me towards the pavement. Inside the police van, the officer who detained me told officer MF1347: “This sign is legal, there shouldn’t be any problem with it.” To which MF1346 replied: “No, not here, not in front of this crowd!” In other words: The law of United Kingdom no longer applies on the streets of London. And all of this was recorded on their own body cameras. Looks like this police force is not here to protect us! Thanks for video RushmoorPeopleFirst 🫡❤️

Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)

1,272,810 views • 11 months ago

We stood tall against the Al-Quds day rally in Toronto. As I promised, we sang O' Canada and we waved the beautiful Canadian flag in front of the antisemitic jihadists. Al-Quds Day was created by the Islamic Republic and it is a clear example of foreign interference. Ban al-Quds day rallies.🇨🇦🫡

We stood tall against the Al-Quds day rally in Toronto. As I promised, we sang O' Canada and we waved the beautiful Canadian flag in front of the antisemitic jihadists. Al-Quds Day was created by the Islamic Republic and it is a clear example of foreign interference. Ban al-Quds day rallies.🇨🇦🫡

Salman Sima

51,503 views • 1 year ago

After being tortured and imprisoned by the Islamic regime in Iran, I took refuge in Canada. The true north strong and free gave me the rights and freedoms that I was denied in Iran, my beloved homeland under Sharia law. Burning Canadian flags and chanting against Canada, by actual terrorists in Vancouver, must be condemned and those who did it must be held accountable. As a former political prisoner of the Islamic regime, I always stand tall for the Canadian flag. This happened when I waved a Canadian flag against jihadists in Toronto. After they attacked me, my right shoulder was dislocated and I was hospitalized. I took refuge in Canada, if Canada becomes another Islamist/communist country, where should I go? Jihadists hate Canada. Wake up Canada, before it’s too late. #MakeCanadaGreatAgain

After being tortured and imprisoned by the Islamic regime in Iran, I took refuge in Canada. The true north strong and free gave me the rights and freedoms that I was denied in Iran, my beloved homeland under Sharia law. Burning Canadian flags and chanting against Canada, by actual terrorists in Vancouver, must be condemned and those who did it must be held accountable. As a former political prisoner of the Islamic regime, I always stand tall for the Canadian flag. This happened when I waved a Canadian flag against jihadists in Toronto. After they attacked me, my right shoulder was dislocated and I was hospitalized. I took refuge in Canada, if Canada becomes another Islamist/communist country, where should I go? Jihadists hate Canada. Wake up Canada, before it’s too late. #MakeCanadaGreatAgain

Salman Sima

1,652,129 views • 1 year ago

I asked the head of the Southern African Department of International Law whether his country defines Hamas as a terrorist organization: "We do not define it as a terrorist organization since it does not operate in our territory, so no." Just to show you, who we are dealing with.

I asked the head of the Southern African Department of International Law whether his country defines Hamas as a terrorist organization: "We do not define it as a terrorist organization since it does not operate in our territory, so no." Just to show you, who we are dealing with.

Yanir Cozin - יניר קוזין

521,210 views • 2 years ago

We stand against terrorism. Unfortunately, Al-Quds Day rally is not Canceled. No matter what, we are united and we will not bow down to the Jihadists. I stood against the IRGC when I was in Iran, and I will stand against them here in Canada. See you all: Saturday, March 14, 2026, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM In front of the U.S. Consulate General Toronto, 360 University Ave, ON M5G 1S4

We stand against terrorism. Unfortunately, Al-Quds Day rally is not Canceled. No matter what, we are united and we will not bow down to the Jihadists. I stood against the IRGC when I was in Iran, and I will stand against them here in Canada. See you all: Saturday, March 14, 2026, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM In front of the U.S. Consulate General Toronto, 360 University Ave, ON M5G 1S4

Salman Sima

15,233 views • 6 months ago

Under Justin Trudeau’s incompetence, Canada has become a country that antisemitic mobs have immunity from the law. Clearly police do not implement existing laws against the jihadists. Politicians just deliver lip service and never ask the police to do their job. People should stand up and show courage. When jihadists target a synagouge, it is necessary to remind the York Regional Police & Toronto Police: - Blocking streets while you are covering your face is illegal. - Hamas is a terrorist organization under the criminal code of Canada. At the end, I urged York Regional Police to do their job and kick the Jihadists out of the jewish neighbourhood.

Under Justin Trudeau’s incompetence, Canada has become a country that antisemitic mobs have immunity from the law. Clearly police do not implement existing laws against the jihadists. Politicians just deliver lip service and never ask the police to do their job. People should stand up and show courage. When jihadists target a synagouge, it is necessary to remind the York Regional Police & Toronto Police: - Blocking streets while you are covering your face is illegal. - Hamas is a terrorist organization under the criminal code of Canada. At the end, I urged York Regional Police to do their job and kick the Jihadists out of the jewish neighbourhood.

Salman Sima

37,984 views • 2 years ago

At the IRGC-backed Ashura March in Toronto Salman Sima sees a jihadi with a photo of Ali & Mojtaba Khamenei, the heads of a listed terrorist organization here in Canada, and informs Toronto police about it. Despite the murder of their colleague Marc Pinizzotto at the hands of the IRGC, the Toronto police have no interest in enforcing the law. How many more police officers do we need to lose before they decide to uphold the law?

At the IRGC-backed Ashura March in Toronto Salman Sima sees a jihadi with a photo of Ali & Mojtaba Khamenei, the heads of a listed terrorist organization here in Canada, and informs Toronto police about it. Despite the murder of their colleague Marc Pinizzotto at the hands of the IRGC, the Toronto police have no interest in enforcing the law. How many more police officers do we need to lose before they decide to uphold the law?

Daniel Bordman

12,954 views • 2 months ago

I have zero tolerance for antisemitism. I was walking in downtown Toronto when I saw a loud-mouthed jihadi, who covered his face, holding a filthy sign that read: “The Holocaust was in Germany. Why does Palestine have to pay for it?” He was also ranting that Israel should be in Germany and, with an annoying voice, repeating that Jews should go back to Germany while he had sound blockers on his ears. I proved what a coward he was. Toronto police showed up and tried to stop me — they couldn’t. Since I was totally peaceful, respecting everyone’s personal space, and did not break any law, the police officer did not dare to arrest me. When two more Hamas sympathizers jumped in, threatened me in Arabic, and pointed fingers like Abu Obaida, the neutralized spokesman of Hamas, at me, I just laughed in their faces. They miserably failed to intimidate me. The Hamas sympathizers accused me of touching them. I responded: I don’t want to make myself dirty. I don't touch you. - What do you want? - I'm going to shame you! - Who are you serving? 🤡 - I’m serving Canadians. 😎 I never stand silent in front of antisemitism or bullies. Wherever and whenever you see antisemitism, stand up against it. We should have learned the lesson from history: the jihadists go after Jews first — then they come after the rest of us.

I have zero tolerance for antisemitism. I was walking in downtown Toronto when I saw a loud-mouthed jihadi, who covered his face, holding a filthy sign that read: “The Holocaust was in Germany. Why does Palestine have to pay for it?” He was also ranting that Israel should be in Germany and, with an annoying voice, repeating that Jews should go back to Germany while he had sound blockers on his ears. I proved what a coward he was. Toronto police showed up and tried to stop me — they couldn’t. Since I was totally peaceful, respecting everyone’s personal space, and did not break any law, the police officer did not dare to arrest me. When two more Hamas sympathizers jumped in, threatened me in Arabic, and pointed fingers like Abu Obaida, the neutralized spokesman of Hamas, at me, I just laughed in their faces. They miserably failed to intimidate me. The Hamas sympathizers accused me of touching them. I responded: I don’t want to make myself dirty. I don't touch you. - What do you want? - I'm going to shame you! - Who are you serving? 🤡 - I’m serving Canadians. 😎 I never stand silent in front of antisemitism or bullies. Wherever and whenever you see antisemitism, stand up against it. We should have learned the lesson from history: the jihadists go after Jews first — then they come after the rest of us.

Salman Sima

179,115 views • 1 month ago

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?

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

26,777 views • 8 months ago

Negligence, harassment, and false arrest by Metropolitan Police I was arrested because I vowed to protect my family against any threat from criminals and radicals. The Met Police refused to help us and failed us on many occasions. I have right under common law to defend me and my family against any threat Under pressure from Halalis, they arrested me for carrying my religious dagger, which is my birthright and permitted under British law.

Negligence, harassment, and false arrest by Metropolitan Police I was arrested because I vowed to protect my family against any threat from criminals and radicals. The Met Police refused to help us and failed us on many occasions. I have right under common law to defend me and my family against any threat Under pressure from Halalis, they arrested me for carrying my religious dagger, which is my birthright and permitted under British law.

Harman Singh Kapoor

286,770 views • 6 months ago

#WATCH | Ballia, Uttar Pradesh: Raj Singh, arrested in Suvendu Adhikari PA Murder Case, released by CBI, says, "... I was wrongly arrested, mistaken with another Raj Kumar Singh. I had gone to Ayodhya with my mother for darshan. While coming back home, a police team arrested me. They did not listen, nor ask for evidence. They threatened me with an encounter and tried to force me to confess. Later, I was taken to Kolkata, where the CID tortured me to admit a crime I had not committed. Their intention was to frame me as a criminal. When the CBI investigated, they showed the truth to the public and proved me innocent. I thank CBI for a fair investigation. I appeal to CM Yogi Ji to take action against that police team. I have been with the BJP — my father, too, was with the BJP. I have been associated with Kshatriya Mahasabha, but no organisation supported me... Every night, I feared being falsely picked up and killed in an encounter, even though I had no case. Who would not be afraid?" (21.05)

#WATCH | Ballia, Uttar Pradesh: Raj Singh, arrested in Suvendu Adhikari PA Murder Case, released by CBI, says, "... I was wrongly arrested, mistaken with another Raj Kumar Singh. I had gone to Ayodhya with my mother for darshan. While coming back home, a police team arrested me. They did not listen, nor ask for evidence. They threatened me with an encounter and tried to force me to confess. Later, I was taken to Kolkata, where the CID tortured me to admit a crime I had not committed. Their intention was to frame me as a criminal. When the CBI investigated, they showed the truth to the public and proved me innocent. I thank CBI for a fair investigation. I appeal to CM Yogi Ji to take action against that police team. I have been with the BJP — my father, too, was with the BJP. I have been associated with Kshatriya Mahasabha, but no organisation supported me... Every night, I feared being falsely picked up and killed in an encounter, even though I had no case. Who would not be afraid?" (21.05)

ANI

406,332 views • 3 months ago

My Statement on Conditions for the Use of Firearms by Police Officers I have seen debates, reactions, and expressions regarding my recent statement on the use of firearms by police officers. My statement was made contextually and consciously with clarity of mind based on the express provisions of the law. No leader, scholar, jurist, journalist, blogger, or opinion shaper has challenged me on the law. At my age, position, and experience, I cannot utter statements that are not supported by the Constitution and the law. Throughout my career, I have never, in my conduct or utterances, found myself on the wrong side of the law. Indeed the Sixth Schedule of the National Police Service Act, in Paragraph B(1), provides the conditions for use of firearms by the Police as follows: 1.Protecting the lives of officers or civilians 2.Self-defense against imminent threats of death or serious injury protection through justified force 4.Preventing the escape of felony suspects from lawful custody I ask all those who are spreading misinformation, disinformation, and fake news to challenge me on the law. Those who are saying I issued an order to the police should show where the order is. A mere restatement of the law as it exists cannot amount to giving an order to the police. The Police are mandated by law to operate within the constitutional framework, the statutes, and the departmental standing orders. In any case, I have no constitutional powers to give such orders; instead, I have a duty to support the police and to formulate policy recommendations to aid the application of law in the enforcement of law and order. Our police officers who are attacked by robbers, rioters, and arsonists—who have torched police stations, stolen rifles, burnt suspects alive, and burnt property worth millions of shillings, including courts —cannot be left helpless when they have been given the authority by the Constitution and the law to defend themselves, the citizens, and their property. The law is in black and white.

My Statement on Conditions for the Use of Firearms by Police Officers I have seen debates, reactions, and expressions regarding my recent statement on the use of firearms by police officers. My statement was made contextually and consciously with clarity of mind based on the express provisions of the law. No leader, scholar, jurist, journalist, blogger, or opinion shaper has challenged me on the law. At my age, position, and experience, I cannot utter statements that are not supported by the Constitution and the law. Throughout my career, I have never, in my conduct or utterances, found myself on the wrong side of the law. Indeed the Sixth Schedule of the National Police Service Act, in Paragraph B(1), provides the conditions for use of firearms by the Police as follows: 1.Protecting the lives of officers or civilians 2.Self-defense against imminent threats of death or serious injury protection through justified force 4.Preventing the escape of felony suspects from lawful custody I ask all those who are spreading misinformation, disinformation, and fake news to challenge me on the law. Those who are saying I issued an order to the police should show where the order is. A mere restatement of the law as it exists cannot amount to giving an order to the police. The Police are mandated by law to operate within the constitutional framework, the statutes, and the departmental standing orders. In any case, I have no constitutional powers to give such orders; instead, I have a duty to support the police and to formulate policy recommendations to aid the application of law in the enforcement of law and order. Our police officers who are attacked by robbers, rioters, and arsonists—who have torched police stations, stolen rifles, burnt suspects alive, and burnt property worth millions of shillings, including courts —cannot be left helpless when they have been given the authority by the Constitution and the law to defend themselves, the citizens, and their property. The law is in black and white.

KIPCHUMBA MURKOMEN, E.G.H

213,348 views • 1 year ago

I just got out of jail. Here’s what happened — and what happens next. I was arrested today. Toronto Police handcuffed me, searched me, put me in a police car and took me to a jail cell. None of that has ever happened to me before. I’ve never committed a crime in my life. And I didn’t today, either. I was arrested because Toronto Police said I was “causing a disturbance”. But I wasn’t. I was quietly doing journalism — filming a grotesque pro-Hamas demonstration in a Jewish neighbourhood in Toronto. It really was sick: they had someone reenacting Yahya Sinwar, the former leader of Hamas. They had a whole display on a sidewalk. I live nearby and I wanted to film this astonishing act. It was as brazen as the KKK burning a cross on the lawn of a Black church. Except in this case, the police were defending the Klansmen. Bizarre. One cop kept pushing me away, which I told him was inappropriate and illegal. But then the boss of the whole police operation — named Officer Macduff — told me that my mere presence there was a “disturbance”, because the Hamas people didn’t like me. In other words, he was giving them a veto over my Charter rights. In my earlier analogy, it would be like police telling the folks inside the Black church not to antagonize the KKK outside, because they could get violent. Since when do foreign provocateurs, promoting a banned terrorist organization, get to veto who can and can’t walk on a sidewalk? Or which journalists can film a news story? Outrageous. I was finally released from jail. And the police wisely declined to press charges. But I’m not done with them. Officer Macduff was as plain as day. He said my Charter rights to walk on the sidewalk and film a public spectacle only go as far as these Hamas thugs say they go. Well, that’s not how it is. And I think he needs a judge to tell him that. I’ve spoken twice to a top lawyer today, who agrees we’ve simply got to stop this. Canada is being ruined by these pro-Hamas thugs — you probably saw their full-out riot in Montreal over the weekend. Someone’s got to stand up to them — and stand up to woke policing that permits this kind of mayhem on our streets. So I’ve decided to sue the Toronto Police for violating my Charter rights, for being errand-boys of the Hamas thugs, and for not enforcing the actual laws to protect Canadian citizens. I’ll have more details in the days ahead — I’m still getting my bearings after being arrested and jailed. In Trudeau’s Canada, journalists are routinely arrested and jailed. Actually, scratch that. Only Rebel News journalists are routinely arrested and jailed. Which tells you everything you need to know: these are political decisions. They’re the result of two-tier policing. And that’s got to stop. If you want to help me continue our journalism and push back at these illegal arrests, please click here. Suing the police is no easy thing — they have unlimited funds. But I think they need a judge to tell them what they’re doing is wrong, because Trudeau certainly won’t tell them, will he? We’re already suing the police for arresting our reporter David Menzies FIVE TIMES this year. But today’s arrest of me was particularly egregious, in that the commanding officer was crystal clear: the only reason he was arresting me is because the Hamas thugs were upset by my mere presence. Could you imagine allowing that to stand? REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

I just got out of jail. Here’s what happened — and what happens next. I was arrested today. Toronto Police handcuffed me, searched me, put me in a police car and took me to a jail cell. None of that has ever happened to me before. I’ve never committed a crime in my life. And I didn’t today, either. I was arrested because Toronto Police said I was “causing a disturbance”. But I wasn’t. I was quietly doing journalism — filming a grotesque pro-Hamas demonstration in a Jewish neighbourhood in Toronto. It really was sick: they had someone reenacting Yahya Sinwar, the former leader of Hamas. They had a whole display on a sidewalk. I live nearby and I wanted to film this astonishing act. It was as brazen as the KKK burning a cross on the lawn of a Black church. Except in this case, the police were defending the Klansmen. Bizarre. One cop kept pushing me away, which I told him was inappropriate and illegal. But then the boss of the whole police operation — named Officer Macduff — told me that my mere presence there was a “disturbance”, because the Hamas people didn’t like me. In other words, he was giving them a veto over my Charter rights. In my earlier analogy, it would be like police telling the folks inside the Black church not to antagonize the KKK outside, because they could get violent. Since when do foreign provocateurs, promoting a banned terrorist organization, get to veto who can and can’t walk on a sidewalk? Or which journalists can film a news story? Outrageous. I was finally released from jail. And the police wisely declined to press charges. But I’m not done with them. Officer Macduff was as plain as day. He said my Charter rights to walk on the sidewalk and film a public spectacle only go as far as these Hamas thugs say they go. Well, that’s not how it is. And I think he needs a judge to tell him that. I’ve spoken twice to a top lawyer today, who agrees we’ve simply got to stop this. Canada is being ruined by these pro-Hamas thugs — you probably saw their full-out riot in Montreal over the weekend. Someone’s got to stand up to them — and stand up to woke policing that permits this kind of mayhem on our streets. So I’ve decided to sue the Toronto Police for violating my Charter rights, for being errand-boys of the Hamas thugs, and for not enforcing the actual laws to protect Canadian citizens. I’ll have more details in the days ahead — I’m still getting my bearings after being arrested and jailed. In Trudeau’s Canada, journalists are routinely arrested and jailed. Actually, scratch that. Only Rebel News journalists are routinely arrested and jailed. Which tells you everything you need to know: these are political decisions. They’re the result of two-tier policing. And that’s got to stop. If you want to help me continue our journalism and push back at these illegal arrests, please click here. Suing the police is no easy thing — they have unlimited funds. But I think they need a judge to tell them what they’re doing is wrong, because Trudeau certainly won’t tell them, will he? We’re already suing the police for arresting our reporter David Menzies FIVE TIMES this year. But today’s arrest of me was particularly egregious, in that the commanding officer was crystal clear: the only reason he was arresting me is because the Hamas thugs were upset by my mere presence. Could you imagine allowing that to stand? REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

Rebel News

220,344 views • 1 year ago

Wayne Rooney was one of a kind. No one and I mean no one comes close to Wayne Rooney "The greatest goal scorer Manchester United have ever had." Short Story When Wayne was in India for the FIFA WORLD CUP, I had the honor to meet him with some of my fellow reds. Dint get to talk to him much as we all were short on time. But I spoke with his brother in law who was with him and he told me that he had shown the video to Wazza and they all loved it. One of my fav videos of all time, the collab with Adam McKola Priyank was legendary ✌️

Wayne Rooney was one of a kind. No one and I mean no one comes close to Wayne Rooney "The greatest goal scorer Manchester United have ever had." Short Story When Wayne was in India for the FIFA WORLD CUP, I had the honor to meet him with some of my fellow reds. Dint get to talk to him much as we all were short on time. But I spoke with his brother in law who was with him and he told me that he had shown the video to Wazza and they all loved it. One of my fav videos of all time, the collab with Adam McKola Priyank was legendary ✌️

Aditya Reds

549,452 views • 3 years ago