'The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal issued a stunning ruling today, calling the conduct of Richard Warman, Canada's most prolific human rights complainant, "disappointing and disturbing".
Tribunal Chair Edward Lustig condemned Warman - who holds himself out as a human rights activist - for his membership in neo-Nazi organizations and ripped into him for his frequent anti-Semitic and pro-Nazi rants. The Tribunal effectively accused Warman himself of breaking the law - pointing out that Warman's online anti-Semitism could quite possibly expose Jews to even more hatred and contempt.
That just happens to be the offence Warman claimed he was trying to enforce. And, in perhaps the most damaging finding, the Tribunal pointed out that Warman at first did not answer questions truthfully - effectively calling him an attempted perjurer.
It is the most incredible ruling I have ever read from a human rights tribunal, and it discredits Warman, his enablers at the Canadian Human Rights Commission, and section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act (the censorship provision).'
Human Rights Tribunal: Richard Warman’s conduct “disappointing and disturbing” - Ezra Levant
Tribunal Chair Edward Lustig condemned Warman - who holds himself out as a human rights activist - for his membership in neo-Nazi organizations and ripped into him for his frequent anti-Semitic and pro-Nazi rants. The Tribunal effectively accused Warman himself of breaking the law - pointing out that Warman's online anti-Semitism could quite possibly expose Jews to even more hatred and contempt.
That just happens to be the offence Warman claimed he was trying to enforce. And, in perhaps the most damaging finding, the Tribunal pointed out that Warman at first did not answer questions truthfully - effectively calling him an attempted perjurer.
It is the most incredible ruling I have ever read from a human rights tribunal, and it discredits Warman, his enablers at the Canadian Human Rights Commission, and section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act (the censorship provision).'
Human Rights Tribunal: Richard Warman’s conduct “disappointing and disturbing” - Ezra Levant