POLICE IN CANADA WARN LAWYER OVER HER SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS ON ISRAEL : r/canadian
Dig a bit and you realise that the victim is a professional victim. From the video she herself posted you can already tell, though. All the usual buzzwords are there, even "neo-fascism", complete with histrionics and accusing the police of harassing her and cursing them when they were very civil and polite
Caryma Sa'd - Lawyer + Political Satirist on X - "Anyone who has been personally maligned or hounded by Joanna Berry, please reach out to me via DM. There is a troubling pattern that goes beyond her exercise of free expression into the realm of harassment. She seems to profit from spreading hate under the guise of activism."
A lot of left wing activism has been spreading hate for a while now, so
Joanna Berry on X - "I intend to make a complaint against you, Hamm. It will be related to the moral injury you inflict upon women of diverse physiology"
Marla on X - "LMAO this "lawyer" is harassing a woman and trying to have her punished for saying men aren't women. The ugly retard calling itself Joanna Berry is just angling for troon dick. The disingenuous wording of that one, Jesus"
No surprise the one who claims "Zionists" are harassing her is trying to get someone punished for disagreeing with gender ideology
The left wing agenda is all connected
Joanna Berry on X - "The Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers (CARL) is a de facto zionist organization because of the legacy voting rights and veto powers of its zionist Past Presidents - As demonstrated by the exercise of the voting decisions of Past President Maureen Silcoff, par example. Look up her family."
Tafsik Organization on X - "You should stop posting your conspiracy theories about people and organizations you know nothing about. You are going to get yourself into even more trouble than you are already in. Suggesting that the Jews have control of the government and legal organizations is a blood libel and is completely unhinged. Stop."
Legally Ms. Juno on X - "🚨Joanna Berry, an immigration lawyer based in Fort Erie, is making significant accusations against @KevinVuongMP. She has also threatened me with lawsuits, though the basis for these threats is unclear. How can lawyers use the threat of litigation to silence criticism or commentary on X?
Potential Violations of Law Society of Ontario Rules According to Grok AI:
Law Society of Ontario's (LSO) "Rules of Professional Conduct," here are some byelaws and rules that Joanna Berry's conduct might potentially violate:
1. Rule 3.1-2 - Competence: - A lawyer shall perform all legal services undertaken on a client's behalf to the standard of a competent lawyer. Threatening legal action without merit could be seen as a lack of competence if it involves misrepresentation of legal facts or law.
2. Rule 5.1-1 - The Lawyer as Advocate: - This rule discusses the duty to represent clients resolutely and honorably. Using legal threats to stifle legitimate criticism might not align with the honorable conduct expected of lawyers, particularly if these threats are unfounded or meant to intimidate.
3. Rule 6.01 - Integrity: - A lawyer has a duty to carry on the practice of law with integrity. Making baseless legal threats could be seen as lacking integrity, especially if intended to manipulate or intimidate.
4. Rule 6.03(1) - Conduct Unbecoming: - This rule states that a lawyer shall not engage in conduct unbecoming a licensee. Using legal threats to suppress free speech or in a way that could bring discredit upon the legal profession might be considered unbecoming.
5. Rule 7.1-1 - Responsibility to the Profession: - Lawyers are expected to uphold the integrity of the profession. If threats of lawsuits are used without legal merit, this could be seen as failing to uphold that responsibility, potentially tarnishing the profession's reputation.
6. Rule 7.2-1 - Communications about Services: - While this rule mainly addresses marketing, it could be stretched to include communications that might mislead or intimidate; threats of litigation without basis could fall into this category if seen as a form of misrepresentation.
7. Rule 7.3-1 - Harassment and Discrimination: - Lawyers must not engage in harassment or discrimination. Using legal threats to bully or intimidate could be interpreted as harassment if done inappropriately or excessively.
8. Chapter 5 - Advocacy: - Specifically, the rule on "Trial Publicity" (5.6-1) suggests lawyers should avoid comments or actions that could prejudice legal proceedings. Threatening lawsuits in a public manner could potentially influence public perception or prejudice any judicial process.
Note:
- The actual application of these rules would depend on the specifics of the situation, including the context of the accusations made against Kevin Vuong, the nature of the threats against me, and whether these actions align with the intent of the LSO rules. - If anyone ever feels these rules might have been breached, you could consider filing a complaint with the Law Society of Ontario, providing detailed evidence and context to support your claim.
- Remember, only the Law Society can determine if a violation has occurred following their investigation process.
Please remember that I received this information through Grok AI, and I am not a lawyer or a licensed professional. This is simply educational content regarding the process and expectations of lawyers in Ontario. It is obviously not legal advice, and if you think it is, you are mistaken."
Joanna Berry on X - "MP Kevin Vuong is a mouthpiece for Israel and, more locally, for the racist "Lawyers for Secure Immigration." Do not give him your permission to use to your tax dollars to manufacture a "migrant terrorism" crisis."
Kevin Vuong 🇨🇦 on X - "Is this who @MarcMillerVM consults? I’m not manufacturing anything. It is a fact that:
— An alleged ISIS terrorist was given Canadian citizenship;
— A foreign national was arrested for making bombs/IEDs;
— IRGC agents are falsely claiming refugee status to avoid deportation;
— A 5x criminally-convicted foreign national boasted of foreign financing to blockade Canadian roads, highways, airports and was saved from a deportation order by IRCC, upheld by the federal courts, by @MarcMillerVM; and
— Foreign nationals banned from other democracies are given safe haven in to lead and operated designated terrorist organizations like #Samidoun…
To name but a few examples off the top of my head. Facts are facts, even if you don’t like how they prove you wrong. But go ahead and falsely accuse me of manufacturing something. It’s as sad as it is transparent."
Meanwhile, Hamas is Killing Civilians Who Seek Food - "While the war between Israel and Iran is drawing attention away from Gaza, it’s worth seeing what Hamas is doing: killing civilians who seek food. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) has been distributing food inside Gaza. Whether one views this as a bold experiment (as I do) or a terrible idea, it does bring food to Gaza and Gazans come out in the thousands to collect it. What is the Hamas response? To kill Gazans who need that food for their families... The Palestinian Authority’s newspaper Al-Hayat Al-Jadida wrote about this on June 19. Its editorial (translated by MEMRI, the Middle East Media Research Institute) stated that “numerous reports out of Gaza say that Hamas is killing many civilians looking for a sack of flour on the pretext that they are collaborating with the American food distribution centers!!.... Hamas has no choice but to set up death squads [to operate] against anyone who opposes its theft and tries to find a sack of flour outside its control and far from its black market... It is not only Israel that is creating this terrible reality; Hamas is complicit in this industry of death, hunting down the hungry with the death squads it calls Al-Sahm, in order to inform anyone who approaches [the distribution centers] that do not belong to Hamas that their only [fate] will be to fall victim to the arrows of the Al-Sahm Unit. This is the bitter reality: Hamas and its Al-Sahm Unit, which hunts down those who seek nothing but a crust of bread." Proof for this editorial is offered in social media posts that accuse Hamas of precisely such killings. There are other accounts from the GHF itself, which reported that on June 11 that a bus carrying two dozen workers traveling to a distribution center was attacked by Hamas and eight killed. The Long War Journal and FDD have reported on such Hamas strikes, and Hamas itself has made clear threats. Hamas’s motivation is equally clear: power and control. In those efforts to stop the food distribution, it has the support of various United Nations agencies including UNRWA. This will be no surprise in view of years of collaboration between UNRWA and Hamas, but it is no less shameful for that. Hamas reacts to accusations against it by its own accusations that such shootings are all the work of Israel. But Israel is supporting the GHF and trying to undermine Hamas’s control of food distribution. It has no motive for shooting Gazans lined up at GHF sites, and no explanation is ever offered for why it might be doing so. In fact, Hamas is also killing Gazans lining up at UN sites to get food, as MSNBC reported after first falsely stating on June 20 that the killings were at a GHF site. So the scene is remarkable: an effort to distribute food is denounced by the United Nations, which should in fact be supporting it in every way possible. In this sense the United Nations is acting as Hamas is: it would apparently rather not see food distributed than see it brought in outside UN channels. Navi Pillay, who chairs the UN's so-called Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Israel and the Palestinian territories, called GHF’s efforts “outrageous,” as if Gazans should refuse food they need because it doesn’t come from the United Nations. Amnesty International, famous for its bias against Israel, said that "The United Nations and global aid organizations have universally condemned the GHF for undermining established aid distribution networks….” But those networks have for decades been part of Hamas’s control mechanisms in Gaza. Amnesty conveniently overlooks inconvenient facts—such as the finding that UNRWA staff members in Gaza actually participated in the October 7, 2023 massacre, and that Hamas members, including a top commander, were UNRWA officials. GHF is highly controversial, mostly for the wrong reasons. Breaking from the “established aid distribution networks” is not a crime. Bringing food to Gaza is not a violation of international humanitarian law. It is shameful that the denunciations focus on GHF rather than on the Hamas killings of Gazans lined up for food."
From June. Damn Zionists!
US-backed aid group says Hamas killed eight Palestinian staff in bus attack - "The new group backed by Israel and the US for aid distribution in Gaza says Hamas attacked a bus transporting some of its Palestinian workers, killing at least eight people. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) said the attack happened on Wednesday night as the bus carrying more than two-dozen workers travelled to a distribution centre in southern Gaza, and that it came after days of threats from Hamas."
Meme - Warren Kinsella @kinsellawarren: "This is in Toronto. Sometimes, the world is so evil it is beyond words."
"RAPE IS RESISTANCE. FREE PALESTINE BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY"
Feminists support rape when it pushes the left wing agenda
Hussain Abdul-Hussain on X - "Kfar Aza, the closest Israeli town to Gaza Strip, hired Gazan instruction workers to build a building (on the left) to house its archives. On October 7, when Hamas terrorists raided Israel, seven Kfar Azan men hurried to the armory (building with open red door) where the town kept defensive arms. But Hamas fighters, who likely were the construction workers, knew where the armory was and hid around it, shooting dead the seven unarmed Israelis in front of the armory. This story illustrates how the Hamas October 7 massacre of 1,200 Israelis also killed whatever trust had remained between Israelis and the Palestinians until that date. The trauma prompted the Israeli to never allow Palestinians to work in Israel, with jobs going to Arab-Israeli and Asian workers instead, even if such arrangement caused a labor shortage and a surge in prices of renovation and construction across Israel. Thanks to the friend who shared the pic and story. NYT, Amnesty, HRW and Albanese do not reflect reality in Israel, only serve as amplifiers of Islamist Qatar antisemitism."
Opinion | We Need to Rethink How We Think About the Holocaust - The New York Times - "there’s an outsize influence of the Holocaust that then obscures other histories and also obscures what is happening right now: the genocide in Gaza, which the exceptionalism of the Holocaust has fostered denial of other genocides. And I think that creates a real crisis if victims of genocide perpetrate genocide and one can deny that. I think we’re in a moment of real crisis... Genocide is a process. Crimes against humanity occur when large numbers of people are killed — or when civilians are intentionally targeted, or when there’s blatant disregard for human life. But genocide is different: It unfolds over time. It begins with setting the conditions for mass killing — with propaganda, with creating a climate in which many people can be killed — and then with gradually eliminating the conditions for life itself."
Terrorism supporters continue to claim the NYT is biased towards Israel, when they keep promoting the only "genocide" in history where the population has gone up
Left wing logic: deporting illegal immigrants is bad because it leads towards the Holocaust, but drawing parallels between the biggest slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust and the Holocaust is wrong
Weird. I thought all Jews were unconditionally pro-Israel
I like how she redefines genocide. So saying anything opposing the left wing agenda can now be "genocide"
Visegrád 24 on X - "Bob Vylan chanted “Death to the IDF” & “you can’t have your country back” (about immigration) at Glastonbury He’s now in the Netherlands, mocking Charlie: “Pronouns was/were” “If you talk shit, you get banged” “RIP Charlie Kirk, you piece of shit”"
Andrew Gold on X - "The thing no one is reporting about this guy is that, according to insider friends of mine, even woke festival owners hate him. He’s allegedly been in many fights that put people’s businesses and safety at risk. We’re talking high levels of psychopathy."
Not surprising that terrorism supporters aren't good people
‘Death, death to the IDF’: My night with the Bob Vylan zealots - "Even with the record unpopularity of this Labour Government, it is not normal for a punk gig to include a five-minute rant from the stage about Bridget Phillipson. That said, Bob Vylan’s first UK tour since their controversial Glastonbury performance was never going to be normal, so perhaps it should not be a surprise that the Education Secretary found herself in the rappers’ firing line in Glasgow. Phillipson’s sin, in the eyes of frontman Bobby Vylan, was to suggest publicly that it may not be terribly appropriate for the band – whose members have a history of making incendiary, anti-Semitic comments on stage – to play at a venue owned by Manchester University little more than a month after the lethal attack on a synagogue in the city. (The gig has been postponed until February.) Vylan did not say, in as many words, that she had been captured by “the Jews”, but he may as well have. “She’s firmly bought and paid for and in the pockets of certain individuals and lobby groups,” he said, before naming two Jewish businessmen who have donated to Phillipson’s office. “Stuart Roden has given her money, Trevor Chinn has given her money. Money talks, and when it talks, she listens, and she… made sure it did not take place.” The 2,000-plus in attendance at the O2 Academy lapped it up. The leader of the self-proclaimed “most important band in Britain” clearly relishes the infamy brought on by the Glastonbury controversy... The BBC’s decision not to cut the broadcast of the set was described by Tim Davie, the corporation’s director-general, as a “very significant mistake”. Avon and Somerset Police opened an investigation, which is ongoing. The band were dropped by their agents and had their US visas cancelled. The punk-rap duo perform under synonyms – Bobby Vylan and Bobbie Vylan – because they say that Britain is a “surveillance state”, but their names are widely reported to be Pascal Robinson-Foster (the frontman) and Wade Laurence George (the drummer). The former clearly loves the limelight. After Dream Big, the second song of the night, a red-and-white keffiyeh was thrown on stage. “That’s a beautiful keffiyeh,” he said as he picked it up and wrapped himself in it, leading to the first chants of “Free, free Palestine” in the art deco former cinema. “What a picture this will make in tomorrow’s newspaper,” the frontman added. “A black Englishman in a kilt, with a keffiyeh around him, in front of the Palestinian flag. Oh, they’ll have a field day with it.” He recently gave his first interview since the Glastonbury controversy to Louis Theroux, in which he said that he had no regrets about starting the anti-IDF chants. “I’d do it again tomorrow, twice on Sundays,” he told Theroux. Yet, despite all his bravado, Vylan was notably reluctant to say the words on stage in Glasgow. Whether that is because he is afraid of legal consequences, or he feels that he has already proved his anti-Israeli bona fides, is unclear... Anybody who hoped that the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas might calm things down a little in Britain would be mistaken, as those outside Villa Park last night who also heard “Death to the IDF” chants will attest. A cynic might suggest that Vylan doesn’t need to rail explicitly against the IDF himself anymore, because what happened at Glastonbury has catapulted his band to a level far beyond their limited musical talents. There is a small but committed fringe of people on the British Left for whom what happens in the Middle East really matters, and they will take any opportunity they can get to show their solidarity with the Palestinians. To support Bob Vylan is, in the minds of many, to support the people of Gaza and the West Bank. It is hard to conceive of any other reason why Bob Vylan would be top of the bill at Glasgow’s O2 Academy, a venue that will also be graced by the likes of Wet Leg, Royel Otis and Gary Numan before the end of the month. Without their notoriety, surely they would remain a niche concern; I cannot imagine being sent to Glasgow to cover a Bob Vylan concert for The Telegraph a year ago. The gig attracted the usual suspects: Palestine Solidarity Campaign members; old Tankies; pink-haired students who appreciate the us-vs-them mentality. “Scotland’s biggest anti-capitalist festival kicks off this weekend,” an earnest young woman handing out flyers told me as I went in. “The prices are very reasonable!” The road leading to the O2 Academy was festooned with flags merging the cross of St Andrew with the Palestinian colours, which had been put there especially to mark the occasion... All other things being equal, Bob Vylan simply come across as having more style than substance. It is telling that there were twice as many cameramen (one photographer, one videographer) on stage as musicians (Bobbie on drums). By my estimate, about 25 of the 75 minutes the band spent on stage was taken up by one or the other Vylan moaning about something, which is not what a band that has been going for the best part of a decade ought to be doing. They should have more bangers to play. Look at Oasis, who can’t have done more than five minutes of crowd work in each of their two-hour sets since reforming in July... Vylan is an exuberant frontman with a certain charisma to him, but constant lyrics about Mrs Thatcher (who left Downing Street long before he was born), “gammons” and the iniquities of the economy wear thin quickly. To be fair to him, he remembered most of the lyrics to his own songs – save for one that they were playing live for the first time, when he forgot the words to the third verse of Killing Punk. Later, the on-stage sparklers malfunctioned, leading a stressed-looking roadie to try frantically to fix things. In the week that marks the 50th anniversary of the Sex Pistols’ first gig, it is depressing to see what modern punk has become. Bobby Vylan ain’t no Johnny Rotten. Not that the fans in attendance cared. He knows how to get them going: at one point he read a sign from the crowd that simply read “F--- the King”, and then said he hoped the Scottish people would “take me with you” if another independence referendum were successful, because “it’s crazy over there” in England. As things wound up, another exhortation from Vylan to “free Palestine” was inevitable, but it was followed by him also imploring for a “free Sudan”... Vylan said he was asked to chant “Death, death to the RSF” at the gig because “they’re slaughtering people over there in Sudan”. Needless to say, it got a much more muted reaction from the crowd than the anti-IDF stuff"
Inciting violence is good if it promotes the left wing agenda
We all know that the RSF is backed by "Zionists" anyway, so "Death to the IDF" covers "Death to the RSF"
If the Picts were black, answer me this - "Ten years have now passed since one of my all-time favourite news stories. It concerned the British Islamic activist who, after proving unable to locate one of his shoes one morning, claimed that “Zionists” must have sneaked into his home in the night and stolen it. At the time, I assumed that this story would never be bettered. But I was wrong. In September, Yvonne Ridley – another British Islamic activist – sailed to Gaza with Greta Thunberg’s celebrated flotilla. And this week, on social media, she claimed: “The thieving IDF stole my Senior Railcard.” I’m sure we all send her our deepest sympathies. None the less, I do have two small questions. First: why would the IDF want her Senior Railcard? Is an Israeli secret agent currently using it to travel round Britain disguised as a little old lady? And second: why exactly did Ms Ridley decide to bring her railcard on a boat? Does it entitle her to a third off the price of all anti-Israel protests, including ones that take place at sea? If so, can I use my Friends & Family Railcard to get a discount on my next Mediterranean cruise, provided I remember to chant “Globalise the intifada” while queuing for the buffet? Next summer’s cruises are getting booked up fast, so I urgently need to know."
Kevin Vuong 🇨🇦 on X - "Would we let racists dress up like the Ku Klux Klan & march through Little Jamaica or neighbourhoods home to #Toronto’s Black community? Of course not—so why do our leaders allow terrorist cosplayers to do the same to Jews? End this double standard."
Alleged terrorist released from CAF just days before flying to Israel - "Zachareah Quraishi of Airdrie, Alta., was released from the Canadian Armed Forces reserves on July 10, last summer. Within 12 days, he’d bought a plane ticket to Israel, rented a car, and obtained a large kitchen knife. Israeli authorities say that within hours, the 21-year-old attempted a terror attack on Netiv Ha’asara, a gated village of 900 close to the northern border of the Gaza Strip, on July 22. Video shows guards firing as he came at them; his body falling just at the edge of the frame. According to Israeli authorities, the guards told him several times to stand down, but they shot him dead after multiple warnings as he yelled, “Free Palestine.” It wasn’t reported at the time, but the National Post has learned Quraishi was a former Canadian reserves soldier... On November 11 this year, Remembrance Day, Zachareah’s father Adam Quraishi, who works as a schoolteacher at the Siksika reservation and at the Calgary Islamic School, posted photos of Zachareah’s great-grandfather George Reed, a Canadian war veteran, alongside a photo of Zachareah wearing a Canadian Armed Forces uniform, seemingly implying that his son, who allegedly attempted an act of terror, should be remembered as a war veteran. He was killed by Israelis, said Adam Quraishi in a video, for “looking too Palestinian.” This follows a steady stream of posts by Adam claiming Israel wrongfully targeted his son. “He went hoping to save lives, confirmed by so many including our family doctor who talked to Zachareah. He was killed 12 hours after getting to Israel,” Adam wrote on a May 21 fundraiser posted to Facebook. Adam wrote on Facebook and Instagram: “I’m honouring my grandfather George Reed, who served in #WWII, and my great-grandfather (also George Reed), who fought in the wars as well. And my son, Zachareah, who dedicated his life to saving lives — humanitarian work — and was tragically murdered by a country that perpetuates unimaginable violence and disinformation/gaslighting. “Perhaps if my son resembled our Irish-French heritage, he would have been sent back to Canada. Our home. Such a beautiful place,” he wrote in the posts. “War is never a solution … The act of killing civilians and individuals who are not fighting, especially in an AI-driven world where images can be easily manipulated, is incredibly risky.”"
Time for the left wing media to go on again about the threat of "far right" Canadian Armed Forces personnel whose only sin is saying things the left disapproves of. But terrorism, when it's done to advance the left wing agenda, is good of course
To terrorist supporters, trying to kill "Zionists" is "humanitarian work"
Why won't the monstrous "Zionists" let people kill them without fighting back? This is literally genocide
Several arrested after protesters allegedly force way into TMU student group event with Israeli soldiers - "Five people were arrested after a group of protesters "forced entry" into a private event at a downtown building, said Toronto police... One person was injured from broken glass during the forced entry... Videos posted by the group show broken glass and people shouting... protestors "forced their way" into the event that featured two Israeli soldiers as part of the national "Combat on Campus" tour. It said one of the invited soldiers was injured in the incident from shattered glass. Another TMU student group, Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), said in a social media statement that students protesting the event "were grabbed, shoved, chased and thrown to the ground" by one of the soldiers. The group also alleged that Toronto police attended the scene and followed students to a subway station, where protestors were pinned to the ground before being arrested."
Just like the Palestinians, terrorism supporters are experts at attacking people, causing trouble and then pretending to be the victims
Canadian NDP leader condemns IDF veteran lecture tour, draws criticism for overlooking violence - "Sinelnikov responded that Canada was a free country and that SSI would “keep bringing IDF soldiers there, and for her campaign – we are happy to send speakers from Hamas to her office.” Yahoo News reported in October that McPherson was one of the frontrunners of the NDP leadership race. Conservative deputy leader Melissa Lantsman said on X/Twitter on Friday that the Wednesday incident was an example of the antisemitism that had afflicted the country... one of the suspects assaulted an officer in an attempt to prevent an arrest."
Clearly, breaking into a room, smashing glass and shouting at people is "criticizing Israel" and if you condemn that, that is censoring "pro-Palestinian" "speech"
