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Last week, True North’s Rupa Subramanya testified before the U.S. Congress, cautioning lawmakers about the decline of free speech in Canada and urging them not to adopt the policies of the Trudeau government.
While free speech, even expressing the most deplorable views, is still valued in the U.S., the same cannot be said for other Western countries, particularly in Canada. Here, the government can freeze your bank account if you express certain political views, and news publications are banned on social platforms due to Bill C-18.
In this episode of The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa recounts her experience at the U.S. Congress and elaborates on how we are witnessing the erosion of free speech in Canada and beyond. Tune in now!”
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Today on The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa speaks with Manar Al Sharif. From her roots in Syria to her fervent activism in Gaza, Manar’s journey embodies an unyielding commitment to shedding light on the challenges faced by Gazan women and children.
In April 2020, Al-Sharif was arrested for promoting a Zoom event called “Skype with your enemy” that featured Israeli speakers. The event planners were also arrested. As a consequence, Al-Sharif spent three months in a Hamas women’s prison.
Al-Sharif shares her story with Rupa and her thoughts on the current Israel-Hamas war.
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Droves of Muslims are taking part in pro-Hamas protests in cities across Canada. While not all protesters endorse the atrocities of Hamas, a handful of activists have defended the terrorist organization’s actions and have even called for the destruction of Israel.
How did these abhorrent views get imported into Canada?
On this episode of The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa is joined by Yasmine Mohammed.
Yasmine is a dedicated human rights campaigner who stands as a fierce advocate for the rights of women within Muslim-majority countries and anyone oppressed under the grip of religious fundamentalism worldwide.
In her book, ‘Unveiled,’ Yasmine offers an intimate perspective—born in the Western world but raised within a fundamentalist Islamic home.
Rupa and Yasmine discuss her struggle for freedom, her views on Islam, and why she believes there are so many in the West supportive of Hamas’ terrorist activities.
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Christine Anderson, a member of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, found herself at the centre of a political firestorm after being labeled a “Nazi” by Liberal MPs and the legacy media due to her strong views on Islam and immigration reform.
But after inviting and applauding a literal Nazi in the House of Commons, should Liberals be so quick to throw around such an egregious title?
Conservative party leader Pierre Poilievre also condemned Anderson, claiming her views had no place in politics and insinuating regret over the MPs who met with her. Anderson staunchly rejects these characterizations.
On this episode of The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa meets with Anderson to discuss this and more.
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Hamas, a designated terrorist organization, is responsible for a heinous attack which resulted in many Israeli hostages and hundreds of civilians murdered. They have also been accused of using Palestinian civilians as human shields.
Despite Hamas’ brutal crimes, western countries are witnessing massive pro-Hamas protests taking place in public places. As a result, governments have resorted to banning these protests. But do these protesters have a right to protest despite supporting a designated terrorist organization?
Rupa Subramanya says if these protests remain peaceful, they should not be banned by governments. Protesters have a right to free speech and a right to assembly. On this episode of The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa is joined by counsel at the Canadian Constitution Fund, Josh Dehass, to discuss this contentious issue.
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Israel is currently witnessing the worst terrorist attack in its history as Hamas terrorists have infiltrated Israel to launch a brutal attack, leaving hundreds dead, including two Canadians. Hamas terrorists have demonstrated their complete disregard for human lives by targeting innocent civilians, including women, the elderly, and even babies.
In response, Israel has declared war on Hamas and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Hamas “will pay a price it has never known.”
On this episode of The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa is joined by Gerald Steinberg, a professor at Bar Ilan University, to help make sense of what’s happening in Israel.
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In 2021, Canadians were shocked to learn of the apparent remains of children found buried at a former residential school in B.C – or at least that’s what Canadians were told by the legacy media. In response to the news, Canada was accused of committing genocide, churches were burned down, and the country was put in a permanent state of mourning.
However, what isn’t widely talked about is the fact that no human remains have been found at any of the sites where apparent remains were said to be. Is this the biggest fake news story in Canadian history? Has the legacy media performed a huge disservice to Canadians and Indigenous peoples?
On this episode of The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa is joined by Karen Restoule to discuss the ‘unmarked graves’ narrative and how it has impacted Canada. Karen is the vice-president of Crestview Strategy and is Ojibwe from the Dokis First Nation.
Learn more about Karen’s initiative www.whose.land, a web-based mobile app that provides users with information about Indigenous territories.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has found himself at the center of controversy once again, and Canadians are left feeling humiliated once more.
First, Trudeau accused the Indian government of assassinating a Khalistani activist, resulting in a series of tit-for-tat exchanges between India and Canada. Trudeau has yet to provide evidence to back up his accusation, and allies have remained silent on the matter.
Last week, parliamentarians invited and then gave a standing ovation to a Ukrainian veteran who served in a Nazi military unit. While Trudeau has tried to pin the blame on the Speaker of the House of Commons and apologized on behalf of Canadians, the buck ultimately stops with him.
Conservative strategist Anthony Koch joins the Rupa Subramanya show to discuss how Trudeau continues to embarrass Canada on the world stage.
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On Monday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the shocking accusation that the India government was behind the murder of Khalistan activist, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, in Surrey, B.C. India has rejected Trudeau’s allegations while Canada has yet to provide concrete evidence to back up its accusation. Since Monday, the two countries have been involved in a diplomatic tit-for-tat exchange, expelling diplomats from their respective countries and issuing travel warnings.
On this special edition of The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa is joined by foreign policy and security expert Abhijit Iyer-Mitra to make sense of the situation. Abhijit is based in New Delhi and has been following Canada’s troubling connection with the Khalistani movement closely.
Rupa and Abhijit discuss if Trudeau is politicizing Canada’s relationship with India, how other western countries aren’t picking sides in the dispute, and if there’s any hope to repair this relationship while Trudeau remains in office. Tune into The Rupa Subramanya Show!
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Canadians from across the country are reeling from the effects of the economy. Inflation has driven up the cost of goods and services, and owning a home is merely a dream for many Canadians. Despite claims from the Trudeau government that our economy is improving, many Canadians are struggling and at their wit’s end. What is happening in Canada, and how did we get here?
On this episode of The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa is joined by the Director of Fiscal Studies for the Fraser Institute, Jake Fuss, to take a closer look at Canada’s alarming economic situation. Rupa and Jake discuss the Bank of Canada’s interest rate hikes, how the American economy is outpacing Canada’s, the government’s reckless spending during Covid, and much more.
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Countless polls show Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s popularity plummeting. Trudeau’s approval rating hasn’t been this low since 2015, and Canadians across all regions and demographics are souring on him. In fact, the self-proclaimed male feminist is even struggling among a traditional Liberal voting block—women.
Are we witnessing the end of Trudeau, or will he make a comeback?
On this episode of The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa is joined by the founder of www.tooclosetocall.ca, pollster Bryan Breguet. Rupa and Bryan take a deeper look into the latest polling numbers and discuss why Trudeau is polling so poorly, how Pierre Poilievre can capitalize on this momentum, and much more.
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Gender ideology is running rampant in Canada – particularly in schools. Children are being taught incredibly inappropriate things and are being coerced into the idea that gender is a spectrum — and this is all being done in the name of “inclusion.”
But parents and concerned Canadians are pushing back, forcing some politicians to stand up for parental rights and against gender ideology. However, many Conservative politicians are still afraid of being accused of being “transphobic.”
On this episode of The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa is joined by one of the most influential activists in the fight against gender ideology – Chris Elston – better known as Billboard Chris.
Chris has been on the front lines of the fight against gender ideology, protesting events that promote radical gender theories on children and warning of the dangers of the concerning trend of young people transitioning.
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In the last few weeks, the Conservatives have been surging in the polls, gaining support in almost every demographic and region in Canada. In fact, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s approval rating hasn’t been this low since he first became prime minister in 2015.
As a result, the Liberals have tried everything to stop Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s momentum, including accusing those who oppose carbon taxes of being “arsonists” and labeling everything and anything as “far-right.” Are the Trudeau Liberals getting desperate?
On this episode of The Rupa Subramanya Show, the Macdonald Laurier Institute’s Director of Domestic Policy Program Aaron Wudrick joins Rupa to discuss the Liberal’s attempt to stop Poilievre’s momentum, how the Conservatives can form government in the next election and much more. Tune into The Rupa Subramanya Show!
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In Canada, violent criminals are being released from jail despite being a threat to the public and are often reoffending, leaving many Canadians wondering what is happening to our justice system. The reality is that woke bail reforms implemented by the federal government have enabled criminals to be judged by their skin colour rather than the crimes that they commit.
Meanwhile, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are being implemented across classrooms in Canada. Far-left activists have full control of what Canadian children are being taught.
What is happening in Canada? Criminal defence lawyer Ari Goldkind joins The Rupa Subramanya Show to discuss the woke takeover of Canada’s institutions and if there’s any hope for the future of our country. Tune into The Rupa Subramanya Show!
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During the pandemic, Canadians were told ad nauseam to “trust the science.” It didn’t matter if the rules didn’t make any sense – scientists knew best. But what happens when scientists start to challenge the “science?” That’s exactly what Dr. Simon Goddek did.
Dr. Goddek is a biotechnologist, author, researcher, entrepreneur, and citizen journalist, 2023 Brownstone Fellow and the CEO of Sunfluencer. Dr. Goddek was fired from various universities in Europe during the pandemic for publishing an academic paper on how Vitamin D could potentially treat Covid. He challenged the Covid narrative and as a result, his life changed forever.
Dr. Goddek joined The Rupa Subramanya Show to share his story. Tune in now!
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It seems like every weather event these days is being blamed on climate change.
Everything from tornados and thunderstorms to dogs being locked in hot cars, the climate alarmists want us to believe the sole culprit is climate change. But is this really the case?
On this episode of The Rupa Subramanya Show, Rupa is joined by Ross McKitrick. McKitrick is a Professor of Economics and CBE Fellow in Sustainable Commerce at the University of Guelph where he specializes in environment, energy and climate policy.
Rupa and McKitrick discuss recent weather events, how climate alarmism is at an all-time high, the implementation of carbon taxes and much more.
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Schools across Canada have incorporated gender ideology in their curriculums, teaching young students about pronouns, transitioning and LGBTQ lifestyles. Many believe this is inappropriate for children and that gender ideology has no place in schools, including many parents of the Muslim faith.
In the last few months, Muslim parents have organized and participated in protests against gender ideology being taught in schools. In addition, many Muslim students have refused to participate in pride events being held in their schools.
The left and the legacy media have been highly critical of Muslims who are taking a stand against gender ideology. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau even lectured Muslims, accusing them of being manipulated by “the American right wing.” But what’s really behind their opposition? What pushed them to finally speak out?
Former mayoral candidate for Toronto Bahira Abdulsalam and concerned parent Kamal El-Cheikh joined The Rupa Subramanya Show to discuss their concerns. Tune in now!
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Despite the fact that no evidence has been unearthed since the apparent discovery of unmarked graves near residential schools, it may soon be illegal to question the accuracy of these claims.
Last month, the Independent Special Interlocutor on Unmarked Graves recommended introducing criminal sanctions against those who engage in “residential school denialism,” and the Trudeau government has stated this is something they would be in favour of.
Executive Director of the Canadian Constitution Foundation Joanna Baron joins The Rupa Subramanya Show to discuss why “outlawing denialism” is an infringement on Canadian’s right to free speech and why this type of legislation will likely be constitutionally challenged if passed.
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The calls to cancel celebrations of Canada Day are getting louder as politicians and social activists persistently denigrate Canada’s history, its leaders and its institutions that made it a great country to live in.
On the show this week, Rupa explains why we should be proud to live in Canada and why Canadians should resist becoming a nation of self-loathing and how we can pave the way to embrace and take pride in our heritage.
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How do totalitarian regimes emerge? What makes regular citizens report their relatives and neighbours to authorities?
Professor of Clinical Psychology at Ghent University and author of “The Psychology of Totalitarianism” Mattias Desmet joins The Rupa Supramanya Show to discuss Mass Formation Psychosis, a phenomenon deeply rooted in group psychology where intolerance towards dissident voices and allegiance to ideology are seen as an ethical duty in affected societies.
Mattias and Rupa talk about instances of Mass Formation Psychosis occurring even before the Covid-19 pandemic, such as during the Iranian Revolution and in the Soviet Union.
Lastly, Mattias shares his thoughts on how this psychosis can have a lasting effect on the culture for years.
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