MASSRESISTANCE SPECIAL REPORT:
Bill Whatcott endures terrifying “hate speech” hearing before the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal
For passing out flyers (with Bible verses) during election campaign
People around the world should pay attention to what Canada has become!
Exclusive on-the-scene report
December 15, 2018
It is breathtaking how totalitarian and vicious Canada has become against religious and pro-family beliefs. Its government has completely embraced the radical LGBT ideological agenda.
Whatcott, head of our Canada MassResistance chapter, is a fearless light in a sea of darkness in that country.
Whatcott's hearing is scheduled for at least five days – Tuesday through Monday, Dec. 11-14 and Dec. 17, 2018. Our MassResistance reporter Amy Contrada traveled to Vancouver, attended the trial, and also interviewed Bill extensively.
The trial
Trial - Day 1: Day 1: First comes "prohibited speech," then "compelled speech"
The bias of the judges was on display. Plus photos & video interview
The bias of the judges was on display. Plus photos & video interview
Trial - Day 2: Oger's complaints; then Bill's eloquent testimony
Two completely different worldviews. Plus photos & video interview
Two completely different worldviews. Plus photos & video interview
Day 3: The judges reject Whatcott's expert witness, a well-qualified psychiatrist
He needed specialty training on "love, hate, and social prejudice," they said.
He needed specialty training on "love, hate, and social prejudice," they said.
Day 4: Judges allow sudden new evidence against Whatcott
His recent flyer, blog post, videos - considered a "serious offense" against the panel.
His recent flyer, blog post, videos - considered a "serious offense" against the panel.
Trial - Day 5: Closing arguments from representatives of both sides
The lunacy doesn't end.
The lunacy doesn't end.
On Friday, Dec. 14, the judges unexpectedly announced that they were extending it for one more day – Monday, Dec. 17 (and possibly longer). Only Bill’s lawyer, Dr. Charles Lugosi, and one other “intervenor” (from the Canadian Association for Freedom of Expression) were allowed to speak on Bill’s behalf.
Typically, these tribunals take approximately six months to announce their findings. Bill thinks his will end as soon as January 2019 – because the three-judge panel had made up their minds even before the proceeding.
If found guilty, Bill could face fines of hundreds of thousands of dollars, and possible eventual jail time. We will keep you updated on developments in this very important case.
Also:
Bill’s speech on Dec. 1, 2018 before pro-family conference in Calgary
“The history of homosexual activism in Canada – and my upcoming trial.”
“The history of homosexual activism in Canada – and my upcoming trial.”
The history of homosexual activism in Canada
Transcript of Bill Whatcott’s Dec.1 speech
Transcript of Bill Whatcott’s Dec.1 speech
The BC Human Rights Tribunal is located in a downtown Vancouver office building.
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