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“The judge also intervened on a number of occasions when Jezz was being cross-examined to dispute what Jezz was saying.This was not his job, it was the job of the prosecutor to challenge what Jezz was saying… both judge and prosecuting counsel accepted opinion as fact and were seemingly oblivious to what they were doing which in short was enforcing the politically correct view of the world. For example, prosecuting counsel thought nothing of quoting a senior judge that freedom of expression had to be compatible with the ‘standards of a just and fair multiracial society’.” – Robert Hendersom, quoted in “British White nationalist leader Jez Turner jailed for criticizing Jewish power” – Canadian Assoc. for Free Expression, May 15th, 2018.

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“The earlier section of the Met’s hate crime definition might also seem alarming, insisting that people only need to ‘believe’ a crime is motivated by hate for it to be recorded as such; however, this is a common definition used by police tracing back to recommendations of the 1999 MacPherson inquiry… The Crown Prosecution Service confirmed last year that a ‘hate incident’ only needs to be ‘perceived’ with ‘no evidence needed’, and many UK forces include ‘dislike’ and ‘unfriendliness’ as evidence of a hate crime…” – Liam Deacon, “London police edit ‘thought crime’ threat after ridicule online” – Breitbart, March 20th, 2018.

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“Anyone who believes in liberty under law should be very worried at the spread of this so-called ‘International Definition of Antisemitism,’ which is clearly aimed at crushing free speech. In essence, the definition states that if Jews don’t like an opinion, it should be illegal to express it… truth will be no defence for anyone…” – Tobias Langdon, “Trashing the Torah: Justice, freedom and Israel’s assault on Jewish values” – Occidental Observer, Feb. 1st, 2018.

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“In fact, with the London alone boasting over 900 police officers ‘dedicated to investigating hate crime’ – one of Khan’s top priorities as mayor – it seems likely that the annual fall could be more than adequately compensated by redeploying existing resources… Evidence suggests that pressure from Khan and politically correct police chiefs is leading to significant resources being redirected towards offences most members of the public would not consider priorities in a time of rising violent crime.” – Jack Montgomery, “While Khan blames crime wave on cuts, fall in police numbers could be plugged by redeploying ‘hate crime’ officers” – Breitbart, Jan. 26th, 2018.

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“…we shouldn’t lose sight of the fact that legislators have actually demanded this of the universities… And so, the person who is actually to blame for what happened at Wilfrid Laurier is Kathleen Wynne because she put forward the legislation that made the gendered and sexual violence office at Wilfrid Laurier a mandated, legislated necessity… What we saw in Wilfrid Laurier was actually a manifestation of the legislation and not a misinterpretation of it…” – Jordan Peterson, quoted by Antonella Artuso in “Pronouns professor Jordan Peterson on the Lindsay Shepherd affair” – Toronto Sun, Dec. 24th, 2017.

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“(Lakehead University law professor Ryan) Alford said the Law Society has not ‘engaged in an open and transparent consultative process with licensees on the issue’ of the statement of principles… ‘The intention of the statement of principles requirement and the supposed underlying obligation to promote equality, diversity and inclusion is, therefore, to compel the expression of, the adherence to, and the belief in certain values… Compelled expression is alien to Canada’s political traditions and the traditions of all free states,’ he argues in his notice of application.” – Jacques Gallant, “Part of Law Society’s plan to address racism being challenged in court” – Toronto Star, Nov. 7th, 2017.

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