SHOCK RULING: Tamara Lich convicted
Tamara Lich has been convicted after a long, drawn-out political trial. It's outrageous and demoralizing. But we can’t give up now, says Ezra Levant.
I am so sorry to report to you that Tamara Lich has been convicted of mischief, after a marathon trial in Ottawa. The deep state — bureaucrats, politicians, lawyers, police — have had their revenge on the leader of the Freedom Convoy truckers.
It's outrageous and demoralizing. But we can’t give up now — we’ve got to help Tamara appeal her case.
I spoke with her last night, and she told me if she lost today, she wants to fight and take her case to the Court of Appeal. And I told her I’d back her every step of the way — and that our viewers would, too!
If you agree with me that we have to appeal this atrocious ruling, help me crowdfund the legal fees to cover the appeal. Click here or go to www.HelpTamara.com — and remember, your donation will get you a charitable tax receipt from The Democracy Fund.
This is a dark day, but it’s not the last word on this subject. The government has spent $10 million punishing Tamara. It’s up to us to level the playing field and help her fight back.
Let’s fight back for Tamara, one last time.
Ezra Levant
Rebel Commander
Ezra Levant is the founder and owner of Rebel News and the host of The Ezra Levant Show. He is the author of multiple best-selling books, including Ethical Oil, The Libranos, China Virus, and most recently, Trudeau's Secret Plan.
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Patricia Webster commented 2025-04-05 16:02:13 -0400The Freedom Convoy became known around the world and Canada received huge support from citizens in other countries impressed with the coast-to-coast drive to show loyalty from so many Canadians. Canadians who stood on bridges at overpasses in the coldest winter weather to cheer the truckers. January 24, 2024, the National Post published this after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s invoking the Emergency Measures Act was deemed inappropriate: “Civil liberty groups quickly opposed the measure in court. Now, nearly two years later, Federal Court Justice Richard Mosley said they were mostly right: the Freedom Convoy did not meet the high threshold of a threat to national security necessary to invoke the law. The “harm” to Canada’s economy did not equate to a threat or the use of serious violence.
The government also breached certain (“peaceful”) Canadians’ Charter rights when blocking some bank accounts and banning them from downtown Ottawa.”
This judgment flies in the face of this guilty verdict for Tamara Lich, who helped with the administration of the Freedom Convoy because she loves this country.
Here are contacts for the courthouse where this verdict came from, : Ottawa courthouse: Ottawa.OCJ[email protected] or 613-239-1153. This is the contact for the Crown Attorney’s office: [email protected] -
Charles drchuckus commented 2025-04-05 14:15:23 -0400I want those who cause injustice in the justice system (like this biased judge) OUTTED and incarcerated. I don’t want to have only God mete out the consequences of their life long wrongs.
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Clint Kimery commented 2025-04-04 22:44:59 -0400Ezra…fuck off with your continual negative Hamas comments and connections. -
Patricia Webster commented 2025-04-04 18:47:43 -0400Ezra, please publish the name of the judge who issued this verdict, which is completely inappropriate. It is important that if judges are not going to give proper decisions, then they should be identified. This is against the Canadian Charter of Rights & Freedoms.
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Bernhard Jatzeck commented 2025-04-03 21:14:16 -0400No surprise there. Look at what happened to Artur Pavlovski.
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-04-03 19:09:51 -0400What a bad precedent this sets. The government can now convict people of inciting mischief when they’re just objecting to a government policy. Pierre Poilievre had better change this or a future Liberal government will use it against citizens who disagree with them.
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William Shields commented 2025-04-03 14:56:58 -0400There is the proof that we Canadians DO NOT have the right to peaceful protest.
