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So where is Canada? We took 50,000 unvetted Muslim migrants from Syria. Will we take one Christian refugee, out of solitary confinement in Pakistan, where she’s literally at risk because of blasphemy laws and rioters? If Canada does take her, many Canadians will welcome her. But not all of them... GUEST Joe Warmington

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Every Friday evening on Rebel Roundup, we get together with other Rebel contributors to review the week's headlines, from the serious to the absurd.

Settle in and enjoy!

Rebel Commander Ezra Levant joins us to offer his analysis.

Martina Markota will try to make sense of it all for us.

UK Rebel Jack Buckby joins us to give us his take on this strange story.

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Ezra Levant reads Kipling's poem "Tommy," and plays a song he recently discovered about the plight of the soldier. GUEST Sheila Gunn Reid

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I’m concerned about anti-Semitism, because I’m a Canadian, and because I’m a Jew. Donald Trump isn’t the cause of it. And I won’t say Justin Trudeau is. But too many of his decisions are... GUEST: Count Dankula

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Have you heard about the UN Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration?

Canada is about to sign onto this agreement but many Canadians are in the dark about what the agreement is and what it will do to Canadian sovereignty.

This global compact for migration isn't about refugees, or people fleeing violence, persecution, war, disease or even famine.

It’s about economic migration and even more broadly — migration for any reason whatsoever.

Signatories to the agreement will agree to make migration from one country to another a human right and not something determined exclusively by a sovereign state based upon merit and needs.

But with imaginary human rights, come some very real costs. Much of the pact is focused on ensuring that benefits, supports, training, and healthcare are not denied to economic migrants due to their migration status.

The mainstream media in Canada hasn’t really been talking about the global compact on migration nor have they been discussing what unrestrained migration will do to Canada, and the reason for that is written into the pact itself.

One objective of the pact is to “promote independent, objective and quality reporting of media outlets including by sensitizing media professionals on migration-related issues and terminology.”

The non-Orwellian translation? One objective of the pact is to train reporters to use UN approved words in order to favourably cover mass migration.

So, what happens to media outlets who refuse to comply with the UN whitewashing of migration-related news? The pact has an answer for that, too.

Section 17 calls for “investing in ethical advertising, restricting public funding and material support to media outlets that systematically promote intolerance, xenophobia, racism and other forms of discrimination towards migrants.”

In other words, if a reporter in a country that has signed the pact tells the truth about mass migration, they could cause their media outlet to lose a bailout, advertising money, grant, or in the CBC’s case, a subsidy.

Joining me tonight is someone who noticed the problem with the global compact on migration and decided to do something about it by starting a House of Commons e-petition with her friend George Brown calling on the government to walk away from the pact. That petition is now sponsored by People's Party of Canada MP, Maxine Bernier

My guest via Skype from Sault Saint Marie is citizen activist, Catherine Bayne.

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So Trump held his own against the Democrats. But the real enemy of course is the U.S. media. But what about our state broadcaster, the CBC, created specifically to promote Canadian culture? They actually sent down their Ottawa political reporters to the U.S., to stir up anti-Trump sentiment. CTV and the Toronto Star got in on this too, as I'll show you tonight. GUEST Joel Pollak

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A human rights oriented NGO called UPR, which stands for Universal Periodic Review. They try to press certain governments to be more humane, by getting other countries to ask them about their human rights records. Most countries asked China about Tibet, and their Muslim minority and so on. Guess what Canada asked... GUEST: Gordon Chang

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McKenna hates Canadians who oppose carbon taxes. She hates Canadians who work in oil and gas. But she loves China for doing the same things — times a thousand... GUEST David Lasdon on his new movie about the Tea Party and "the birth of the angry voter" who helped elect Trump.

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Welcome to Rebel Roundup ladies and gentlemen -- from Oaxaca, Mexico!

Normally, I love spending a Friday interviewing your favourite Rebels discussing their very best commentaries of the week, but Ezra has sent me South to Mexico to meet up with the caravan that’s heading north.

It's a very important story and you can catch all of my reports at CaravanReports.com.

In the meantime, check out these letters some of you sent in about a different kind of Mexican caravan we encountered on the eve of Halloween in downtown Toronto.

See you next Friday.

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If we shut down the University of Manitoba — everything except, say, their useful departments, like the school of agriculture — do you think anyone would notice? And don’t say, “Kids these days!” Because these are the baby politicians and baby journalists and baby activists who in a few years will be infecting the grown-up Parliament and courts and human rights commissions and newspapers. GUEST: David Menzies' reports from Mexico on migrant "caravan."

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