Once adorned in title and prestige, one time Apostolic Nuncio Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has reduced himself to echoing the worst type of conspiracy theories and rhetoric.
Hours-long screeds of naming the “Joo” and extreme misogyny are what pepper the massive vlogging history of an eccentric guitar maker.
Having evaded numerous bans from the platform, Dubé has posted hundreds of slur-laden rants while spreading conspiracy theories about adrenochrome-eating celebrities.
A new trend is emerging in the anti-lockdown movement, one that includes protesting outside temporary vaccine distribution clinics. In less than a week, they have now targeted four schools.
Screenshots attributed to a recruiting manager for Wilfrid Laurier University show him making overtly racist remarks against Muslims, including a call for children to be “educated away from them.”
“There is no way to vote and not have one’s name appear on the voter lists at all. There is also no mechanism under the Act to request that your information on the voter lists not be shared with parties, candidates or MPs, as we are required to do this by law.”
The founder of The Line recently posted that “the Globalist Elites are the ones responsible for the Palestinian occupation ‘testing ground’ for how they propose to ‘Occupy’ and ‘lockdown’ the rest of the World.”
On social media, Navid Beglarpour encourages his followers to “vanquish their enemies” and publishes videos of himself working out in public wearing clothes that feature hateful slogans and symbols.
The Riders of the Covenant say they have no affiliation with the Jewish Defence League despite repeatedly boosting them on social media and multiple shared events.
While footage emerges of fighting in the streets, the media is ignoring the role of the Jewish Defence League, a violent anti-Muslim and anti-Arab hate group.
An anti-lockdown Facebook group trying to organize Muslims during the pandemic has been pushing videos and other material linked to antisemitic preachers and conspiracy theories.