Rob Watt 🇨🇦🇬🇧🇮🇱

To anyone who sees my posts I post about womens struggles because i cant believe in my lifetime their rights are under more threat now from oppressive religions and sexual cults than they were when I was young. They are in more danger now from men who come from places where women

@3RedBananas @debwalt1956 @irbrodie Grow up. No more engagement.

@RobWatt55992147 @debwalt1956 @irbrodie Exactly. You're too afraid of my speech to post your addr and let me trespass. Typical soviet.

You don’t have to agree with Widdowson. Lots of people don’t. But arresting her on some trespassing charge for having a peaceful meeting is terrible behaviour for an institution. cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…

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Nice. You dont remember the Soviets. In truth though, you didnt take my point. Trespass was an excuse, her crime was speaking truth, there are no graves. And to your point, at least one person wanted her there, shouldn't that be enough? And im always interested in truth, as long as no one says your truth or my truth.

@RobWatt55992147 @debwalt1956 @irbrodie Shame. Canada used to be a free company, I know I remember. Sounds like you're too afraid I'm going to speak truth. The Soviets used to do this sort of thing. It's not good company to keep.

Some moments are a reminder of just why the work of @rapeganginquiry is so important....... Over recent months, we’ve seen incredible positive engagement from participants finding trust, confidence and their voice again. One woman in particular has taken extraordinary steps forward. For the first time in her life, she has begun speaking about the horrific abuse she suffered as a child at the hands of rape gangs. Experiences so brutal they are almost impossible to comprehend. Yet despite everything, she stands with remarkable courage. In just a few short months, we have watched her grow in confidence, strength and self-belief. She recently made the brave decision to report one of her most traumatic experiences to the authorities for the very first time. Today, she took another powerful step and shared some of her poetry with me — words that capture pain, survival, resilience and hope in a way few ever could. She has kindly given permission for one poem to be shared, and I urge people to read it. It's titled 'A Girl With no Name'. Her journey is only just beginning, but for the first time she is starting to feel listened to, validated and believed. And I am incredibly proud to be walking alongside her. @RupertLowe10

@3RedBananas @debwalt1956 @irbrodie I think you missed my point. I hesitate to engage with you. To be honest you don't come across as a competent person to be advising people on legal matters. Also, not giving you my address, wonder why.

@RobWatt55992147 @debwalt1956 @irbrodie They didn't want her there. Doesn't matter if you agree, that's not how trespass orders work unfortunately. If you disagree, post your addr so people can trespass on your property.

@LouiseDistras @roisinmurphy What an arsehole

Thankyou Róisín for having the guts to speak the truth in the House of Lords. We need way more artists like you calling this crap out. Exactly 3 years ago today I released my 2nd album. Straight after, my booking agent dropped me and blacklisted me from every live music venue in the UK because I refused to lie and say men can be women. This is the email he sent... he even threatened my career, saying it would have “further detrimental effects” if I kept speaking out. They killed my touring. My audience got robbed of the music, the gigs, the connection and the community we built. People should be free to buy tickets and see whoever the hell they want, taking that choice away is pure authoritarian control. This is cancel culture in action... punishing artists who won’t submit, threatening their careers, and screwing over the public who just want real music and real culture. Artists must be able to speak the truth without getting destroyed.

“It’s not the first time in history artists have faced oppression and it won’t be the last. We should support each other, come together and defend our shared space, our territory, the place where imagination can roam free. Because if they come for one of us they will eventually come for all. “ On Monday 26/4/26 I gave a speech at the House of Lords, Palace of Westminster to help launch toolkit.freedominthearts.com Please follow/donate to @Freedom_in_Arts they are doing VITAL work for all of us.”

@debwalt1956 @irbrodie But why was she banned from a University Campus in the first place? Canada used to be a free country, i know i remember. Trespass was the pretense, but speaking truth was the crime. The Soviets used to do this sort of thing. It's not good company to keep.

@irbrodie It's not about agreeing or disagreeing with Frances, she broke the law. She made a conscious choice to break the law which can come with consequences.

@RebelNewsOnline @nulamoonsnail @LifelibertyLisa This is just intimidation plain and simple. Do as we say or else.

Pickering councillor facing backlash for questioning Kamloops residential school narrative In Pickering, questioning the narrative about the former residential school in Kamloops can result in economic penalization! City of Pickering Councillor Lisa Robinson @LifelibertyLisa is learning — the hard way — that in uber-woke Canada, one is forbidden from questioning certain official narratives. Or even speaking the truth if that truth might be uncomfortable or offensive when it comes to the sensibilities of certain people. Recently, Robinson dared to venture near that political third rail that is the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in B.C. This is the site of a mass grave of 215 bodies. Or is it? To date, not a scintilla of forensic evidence has been provided to prove that that there is a single body buried there. And this fact was the crux of the matter when Robinson recently posted a four-minute video entitled: “215 ‘Mass Graves’ at Kamloops: Zero Bodies Found After 5 Years — The Lie Exposed.” Cue the outrage from the usual suspects. This included Pickering Mayor Kevin Ashe who is now formally lodging a complaint against Robinson with the city’s integrity commissioner. Mayor Ashe wants to see Robinson stripped of three months’ salary. Astonishingly, Robinson has already been docked a whopping 21 months’ salary. Not for uttering death threats or racial epithets, but rather, for “wrong-thought”. And with her commentary regarding Kamloops, this over-the-top vendetta shamefully continues. And as far as we can tell, Robinson spoke the truth. We ventured out to Pickering just east of Toronto to interview Robinson, who feels she is yet again being unfairly maligned for no valid reason. She had plenty to say about this latest attack on her for embracing free speech, which seems to be increasingly under fire in Canada these days. Rebel News also extended an opportunity for Mayor Ashe to come on camera. That offer was declined, although his office did provide the following statement: “I want to acknowledge the harm caused by recent comments made by a member of Pickering City Council regarding the Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation’s investigations at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School site. I offer my sincere apology to Indigenous community members, Survivors, families, and all those affected by these remarks. Comments that dismiss, distort, or cast doubt on the truths shared by Survivors and Indigenous communities are deeply hurtful. They undermine reconciliation, re-traumatize those carrying the legacy of residential schools, and have no place in respectful public discourse. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada gathered testimony from more than 6,500 Survivors and witnesses and reviewed millions of federal records to support our education on the systemic harms, cultural genocide, and intergenerational traumas caused by residential schools. These are not matters for political speculation or denial. The legacy of residential schools persists in our everyday institutions, and we must hold public servants accountable to our responsibility to acknowledge our shared history, honour Survivors, and advance meaningful efforts in Truth and Reconciliation. We also recognize that the efforts led by Indigenous communities to uncover truth, honour those impacted, and guide healing are critical to advancing reconciliation and shared understanding. Grounded in sacred and culturally significant practices, this work must be approached with patience, co-operation, and respect. An official complaint has been filed with the Integrity Commissioner, and the matter will proceed independently through that process. At this time, our priority is to act with care, ensure accountability, and strengthen relationships. Myself, other Members of Council, and City staff are in conversation with Indigenous community partners on how to support healing. Until then, we remain committed to walking alongside each other, guided by truth, compassion, humility, and friendship. To anyone experiencing pain or distress as a result of a residential school experience, support is available through the Indian Residential Schools Crisis Line at 1.866.925.4419, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.”

@FrancesWiddows1 In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act. George Orwell

I am definitely a purveyor of traumatizing arguments and critical thinking violence!

Canadian mom @laracakes objects to land acknowledgement before school event and school calls Children's Aid. Children's Aid comes to her home and after interviews, closes the file. The school then bans mom from school property. Support @FSU_Canada and become a member 👇

@MichelleDewbs I followed a similar path. I grew up too.

I went to a state school. I used to be against private schools. I used to think they were toffs & people who thought they were better than us. Then I matured. I now realise that in the main, the people who send their kids to one are just normal folk who have decided to prioritise best education for their children and often make significant sacrifice to do so. Alongside this, they also help fund the state education system, which they don’t use. Whatever problems state schools face, it certainly isn’t as a result of private schools. If anything, kids going private eases pressure on the state system. The closure of these schools are utterly tragic for the kids affected. The policy attempts to damage the private system are an act of societal self-harm. Anyone who celebrates it, is frankly, a fool. edp24.co.uk/news/26058426.…

The arrest of @FrancesWiddows1 for simply speaking a demonstrable truth, that there are no graves, shows what a dark path we are on. Trespass was the pretense, but speaking truth was the crime.

@FrancesWiddows1 @nulamoonsnail Disgraceful

"I like children and she was a child” "I kissed her to the face. I kissed her out of the love for children. Back home, all the people do that." That’s what an illegal Afghan migrant who worked for the Taliban told the court. He has been sentenced to ONLY 2 and a half years for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 7 year old girl. Lucy Connolly was sentenced to the SAME amount of time for a TWEET about the risks of mass immigration.

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@FSU_Canada @PardyBruce @LDBildy @bob_liepa The kind of thoughtful discussion that is all too rare these days

Thanks to all our members who attended our first Salon of 2026 in Hamilton, Ontario 🇨🇦 It was a delightful afternoon of networking, stimulating conversation, and delicious charcuterie (shout out to our excellent hostess)! Free Speech Union Director @PardyBruce lead a thoughtful group discussion on how complex ethical and moral dilemmas intersect with rights and freedoms.

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@Beaf333 Anarcho-tyranny

In Canada, these great and good people dressed like 18th century Anglican clergymen, the most intelligent and wisest of us all, say that if a bartender serves too much alcohol to a patron, and the patron gets into a car and kills someone, the bartender is held liable and will be required to pay millions. But .... if any of these wise learned and worthy lords and ladies were to order a violent criminal released with an "absolute discharge" or "conditional sentence" and the criminal goes and kills someone, of course they pay nothing and retain their judicial offices and their $350,000+ salaries and pensions. For shame to think otherwise! Pointing this out, according to the virtuous and high-minded regulatory authorities of the bar, undermines public confidence in the administration of justice and is a legal career-limiting move. Honi soit qui mal y pense. "And I am right And you are right And everything is quite correct!" - Gilbert and Sullivan, The Mikado

The great insight leftists could have is that they have no control over their lives. They think because they are victims they are better fighting against the "oppressors" and that they will have more control. The only true control you have over your life is to realise it is your life and you are responsible for what you do with it. Victimhood is an easy comfort pedalled by those who want to control you.