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to Policy and Rights Here in Depictions Media Radio, I'm your host, Michael
Cloggs. We're gonna you've probably even seen in the news about Anthony Rote who
invited a Nazi into Parliament and recognized him as a war hero. Later did
it during the session, it was discovered that he was actually a Nazi soldier
even though he was born in Ukraine. And we've we've heard statements that there
were thousands of Ukrainian men who wound up fighting on the side of the Third
Reich during World War Two. We also heard that that millions were not more
actually fought on the other side against that they're right. So in We're gonna
hear Anthony wrotea's apology and his resignation. Takes about a manage or two for
him to do that and discuss that. By time you're actually hearing my voice
talking about his resignation, he has already resigned, and that they're well in
a way to electing a new Speaker of the House of Commons. But there
are are other things happening in Canada that need to be talked about along with
this. Not saying that something like this an embarrassing moment for a country that
it's supposed to be a safe haven for democracy, isn't important. Not saying
that the Holocausts and the mass murdering of the Jewish people, which be totally
honest with you, my grandmoth of my grandfathers managed to escape that Holocaust.
It is important. Anytime someone is killed out of hatred, that is an
important thing to talk about. It is important to make sure that we're standing
for the side of those who want to promote love, to promote freedom,
and promote those ideals that lead to the betterment of the human race. Not
saying that that that Anthony Rota's actions are at the worst questionable. That yeah,
maybe as a nation, Canada needs to apologize to the world for allowing
a system that would eventually recognize a Nazi on Parliament floor. That needs to
be re examined. All these things are true, but I also have to
question that there were documents brought up that could explain who actually killed a Zeke
leader in Surrey, BC, a Canadian citizen on Canadian soil who was murdered
by a foreign power according to these documents, but no one wants to wants
to really bring those documents out into the public. They're saying they're they're using
terminology that says that it might disturb the investigation, it might taint the investigation
if we talk about these documents before we get completely through the investigation, and
that we've managed to try the person who murder or people who murdered a man,
it is just as important to learn what happened to him, who it
was that ultimately ordered him to be killed, What happened and why was Niger
or I should say her hard Deep Singh Niger killed in SURRYBC. Who ordered
the order? Was it? Was it the a member of the Indian government
who actually said it's time to kill him. He was ambushed. And we
need to make sure that we're still talking about this event at the same time
we're talking about what is happening with Anthony Rota. He's apologized, he's resigned,
he's admitted to what happened and said that it shouldn't shouldn't have ever happened
and shouldn't never happen again. Should he continue to be the speaker of the
House of Commons, maybe not. Should he continue to be an MP?
Should he be thrown out of the Liberal caucus? Maybe maybe not? Should
we as Canadians, because we believe in humanity and that we believe that people
can overcome their mistakes and learn. It's part of the fabric of a democracy
that a person can learn from their mistakes. It's part of a loving society
that a person can learn from their mistakes. We should be offering him our
forgiveness and not hanging him on across and hang him on across that actually could
sweep away the facts that led to the death of another Canadian citizen. That
causes a distraction so that the public can't see what is really happening. That
allows our government to put up a smoke screen so that the public doesn't know
what happened to a religious leader. So with that gonna let you listen to
what we're recorded as the Liberal MPs were going into caucus to discuss what was
going to happen with the speaker, among the other things that they say that,
hey, it's a private room, we can't discuss it. There's a
whole lot of things that happened in that room or sett in that room that
they can't discuss because it's private. And yet what happened and that happens in
that room and discussing that room has a direct effect on us the public.
How do we get government to be transparent in everything that they do? How
do we convince Justin Trudeau that transparency is the way to run a country?
For that matter, I hope would hope that jag meets Sing and Pierre Povier
are also listening to the fact that, yes, they need to be transparent,
tell what they're doing, what they're thinking. Ultimately, the people of
Canada should be the ones to decide anyway. It is my opinion that hey,
Anthony wrote to while he made a mistake, they're going to use that
mistake to sweep under the rug the truth of what is going on with a
murder that happened by a foreign power on Canadian soil to a Canadian citizen.
And maybe the people of Canada need to take up a voice and make sure
that that doesn't happen. So why don't we listen to Anthony wrote to his
apology and his red Nation. How all the other MP's are of real acted
to the fact that a Nazi appeared on the Canadian Parliament floor, as well
as some other things that were said by Pierre Provier that he is asking Gestion
Trudeau to make an apology himself, that he should take responsibility for what happened
on the parliament floor. Let's this and that and hope. It's with a
heavy heart that I rise to inform members of my resignation as Speaker the House
of Commons. It has been my greatest honor as a parliamentarian to have been
elected by you, my peers, to serve as the Speaker of the House
of Commons for the forty third and forty fourth Parliament. I have acted as
your humble servant of this House, carrying out the important responsible abilities of this
position to the very best of my abilities. Jersiabou remercier, bou micolge poor
votrepui e votre colegilti ziram manda a la prisidance. The work of this House
is above any of us. Therefore I must step down as your Speaker.
I reiterate my profound regret for my error and recognizing an individual in the House
during the Joint Address to Parliament of President Zelinsky that public recognition has caused pain
to individuals and communities, including the Jewish community in Canada and around the world,
in addition to survivors of Nazi atrocities in Poland among other nations. I
accept full responsibility for my actions. My resignation is effective at the end of
the sitting day tomorrow Wednesday, September twenty seven, to allow reparations for the
election of a news speaker. Until that time, the Deputy speakers will chair
the House proceedings. Thank you Malc. Obviously, it's extremely upsetting that has
happened. The speeder speaker has acknowledged his mistake and is apologized, but this
is something that is deeply embarrassing to the Parliament of Canada and by extension to
all Canadians, I think particularly of Jewish MP's and all members of the Jewish
community across the country. Or celebrating or commemorating Yum Kapoor today, I think
it's going to be really important that all of us push back against Russian propaganda,
Russian disinformation and continue our steadfast and unequivocal support for Ukraine, as we
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was responsible for inviting President Zelinski to the House of Commons to give that speech.
He was responsible for making the event a success. He is responsible for
the officials at Global Affairs, the Intelligence Services, the Prime Minister's Protocol office,
all of him whom could have and should have asked for a complete vetted
list of every one of the people who would be in the room and in
proximity of a wartime leader. Every single person ought to have been vetted for
their diplomatic and security sensitivities. If the Prime Minister and his massive apparatus we're
doing their jobs. The Prime Minister is now responsible for the biggest single diplomatic
embarrassment in Canadian history. And what has he done with that responsibility. He's
been hiding out at his cottage for three days. He's hid there instead of
coming to the House of Commons and taking responsibility. There's always someone else to
blame when it comes to just to Justin Trudeau. But here's the reality.
Responsibility and power go together. If he wants the power, he has to
take the responsibility and come to the floor of the House of Commons today and
apologize to Jews, Poles, Ukrainians and all Canadians. Justin Trudeau, do
your job, stop hiding, take responsibility and apologize. Thank you very much.
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accept that accepted like responsibly details it's good exam At nine people have said that
this was an embarrassment for Canada internationally. Does that not require Canada to formally
acknowledge that and apologize as a country for the Well, first of all,
let's take a step back. I don't know, and I'm sure all of
you standing in front of me would feel the same that we would give our
life rather than see the darkness that was embodied by the Nazis reclaimed this world.
All of us are steadfast united against tyranny and oppression, and mistakes get
made in this world. How we treat people who make mistakes is important.
This was a huge mistake, an absolutely massiveness spake that caused this country enormous
embarrassment and set back the cause of democracy. There's no question of that.
But I believe it was earnestly made. I don't believe that mister Rhoda set
out with intention in his heart to hurt anybody. Yes, he should have
been more diligent. Yes, the choices he made were poor, and he
suffered a grave consequence for that. But sometimes if we focus all of our
energy and attention on somebody's innocent and earnestly made mistakes, then we forget in
the world there is grave evil, and right now, pushing into Ukraine is
grave evil that threatens not Ukraine, but threatens democracy everywhere. And if we
get lost in the thrust and party of our debate here about earnestly made mistakes
that must face serious consequences, then we can also lose the bigger thread of
the bigger threat and the greater evils that faces in your own words, does
that not require a government responds an official apology within those comments on behalf of
the government for the mistake that Speaker na made. So will you make that
case? Well, I again, I understand as all of us, I
stood and applauded. I stood in my place and applauded, and for that
I am deeply sorry. Personally, I feel betrayed myself that I was put
into a situation and I stood and applauded something that was contrary to my values.
But it seems to me that we're all extremely zealous about continuing to pursue
this. Well what we need to be zealous about. And I can see
you shaking your head no, And I would ask you because I'm sure you
and I are aligned in the cause of democracy. I'm sure you and I
are aligned in standing against autocracy. And if we're going to battle against the
and we're going to spend all of our time and energy fighting on somebody who
has stepped down, who is an honorable gentleman, the speaker, the question
is about an apology, right weel the government apologist. So as you're yelling
at me as I'm just him, as you're yelling at as you're yelling at
me. Okay, about what about what you feel the government should or shouldn't
do. I'm trying to say to you that I believe the focus of this
government, the focus of all parliamentarians, should be standing united because what is
Putin doing with this. He's lying, he's manipulating, he's trying to turn
an earnest mistake into something else you want to talk about. I think that
the situation was totally unacceptable and that we I'm not sure what what what folks
are after here. I mean in the questions. Let me let me be
very clear, I said it, so let me, let me let me
say. Let me say this, because I can only speak for me.
I am the person that's in front of you right now. I deeply apologize
personally. I stood and I applauded somebody who is completely contrary to my values.
That was made me feel disgusting, Okay, I felt awful and terrible
after that. I apologize to anybody who suffered. I apologize to the Jewish
community. I apologize to anybody who fought in against the darkness that that is
I can say to them that the core of my values is that I stand
full square with them and I would lay down my life in that cause.
So I personally apologize and I am deeply sorry, and I have every parliamentarian
I talked to who stood and applauded that day I know feels that way.
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for a broader apology and also involving Polish can issue a more formal apology for
this one. That's not just speaker resign. Well, the speaker needed to
resign because this was his decision and the actions that he took that hurt all
of us as parliamentarians but indeed all Canadians. And so he's taken that responsibility.
He has stepped down, which he absolutely needed to do because he made
a big mistake that has really hurt all disappoint he needs last week, and
I think Speaker Rota has taking responsibility for the invitation acknowledging and recognize the person
in the gallery, and he's made it an honorable decision action apologize on an
international speaker. Rode is taking the action he felt was necessary. Would we
should we reopen the nation before given what has happened in terms of the investigation
about individuals who are involved with criminality, war climes, etcetera. I think
what's important to understand is that there's a process in place in Canada, including
at my department. We have a war crimes unit that investigates and where enough
evidence has been amassed, has the ability to really charges and actually prosecute or
criminals that are within Canada. That's important. I think you should also take
guidance from the fact that Canadians should take guidance from the fact that we've also
taken a leadership role in terms of investing your work crimes that are contemporary,
whether that's what the Rohinia and the interdence of indianmar whether what's that's what's going
on with the Russian Ukrainian conflict. I've had direct conversations with the Ukrainian Prosecutor
General. But alleged Russian war crimes that are occurring as history, does this
show that we don't know enough about the Holocaust and that we need to know
exactly how many Nazis have been welcomed into Canada. I think I think there's
always room to learn about instances of throws human rights violations around the planet that
have occurred over time. Obviously, we've invested money in terms of Holocaust awareness,
a special Envoyd make symptoms. Those are important issues. Is there more
to learn? There will always be? Do you support the opening the Deshan
report? What I will always support is ensuring that people who perpetrated word crimes
or crimes against humanity contrict genside from Yeah, but are you saying this is
old business? Is that I haven't been watching the quality for over the past
number a few years. We're going to continue to demonstrate or support through actions,
not merely through words, and my senses that will will maintain a strong
relationship with Ukraine and it's war uh in the invasion, it's facing this result
of this ward repression from the last night on the hell there. It seems
there was a cabinet or caucus meeting here last night there was a caucus meeting.
But look, as you guys will appreciate, once I go into that
room, I don't talk about what we discussed inside that room apologize for what
happened. Sorry, I was just providing an answer. My view is that
it's really important that we understand who's responded for different actions in the present incidence.
Every indication that I have is that there was a private invitation sent by
the Speaker, that any considerations about the appropriates of their their attendance was a
decision of the Speaker's office. The appropriate response, and my point, from
my point of view, was an apology and a resignation from mister Rhoda.
I should say, mister Rhoda is an individual and I have had a need
to have respect for It's regrettable what took place. The consequences are are very
serious. But my sense is the appropriate response was an apology and resignation which
has taken place. Consideration. No, not a POCOLI and you do a
corkis, sir, you take your master monkey, you step out and maybe
you show me all No no, Look, you don't income dons, uh
because somebody just uh last week was uh it was a candid meeting. I
wasn't that. There wasn't it. I was bowling my team and team building
for my new my new political tool. So I, uh, you can't
speak for that at all, apologize, apologize for living. So they're being
a Nazi in the House of Commons. Well, look, I think this
is Canada has a really dark history with uh with uh with with with Nazis
and Cannadas. Uh. There was a point in our history where it was
easier to get in as a Nazi than it was as a Jewish person.
I think that's that's true. I think we have to reconcile. The Cabinet
took a decision in May of nineteen fifty the letting members of the List and
division. Sure all well aware of addition report. I would encourage you to
read it again. It is part of that dark history, the Wanter directing
with and this was just another disgraceful expression of it. As you know,
what's a good man it is was solely responsible for inviting person and he took
responsibility for it, didn't attend it. So I would it couldn't tell you.
I didn't. Even if I did attended, I wouldn't tell you because
it's private, and I think we have to decide things amongst liberals, which
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yourself should demanded declassify some of its documents around. I don't know the details.
I don't know what you do that something like. I did not expect
at the beginning of the week to be reading the Deshen Report. I've never
read it twice. There are appendices that I understand the names of people.
I understand that there are many groups of leading Jewish advocats of books that are
demanding for the release of those names and some things that that we could possibly
examine. Again, not being friendly to what it is in those dogs and
have a particular view, there are fully four done it yet, But again
in a country like Canada that has not only a difficult history with with Nazis
in Canada, but also one of the most important asker of Jish people,
including some of the largest proportions of Holocaust survivors. Impunity is absolutely given that
particular matter. It's very serious and uh, the Speaker has taken responsibility and
he's und the honorable thing. And I'm glad that he's for what happened in
the house question that's a that's a good question. I think it's a discussion.
We should have a cause. I think it was extremely unfortunate, unacceptable.
The Speaker did what the Speaker felt was the best thing to do for
Parliament. I think we need to work hard to rebuild some credibility trust.
It's just an unfortunate intiment. We should build our by working very hard,
by demonstrating that Canada's democracy is alive and well resilient, by being the role
model that we are liably would you recommend that Canada politess, I recommend that
we have a discussion about this in concuss so you were better look what is
the probably have said that there Sea can look into. This is the community.
I think the Board of internal economy would be want to look at this
is the committee we may want to do it between health takers. I think
we have to come together. So if we make this any more further partisan,
it's just not good country. Its four countries they're watching this country.
I spent a lot of my life building democracies all over the world. I
spent two years in the former USSR. I'm on the way to end goal
in October. I take the elevations all over the world and Canada's held up
as a model for democracy. We have to continue to to put that forward
in in a serious way and fossil ways. I think where we are to
get to will we lock like this? And just because bust s Puss import
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also had the Prime Minister should apologize to gets for what happened in the house
on Friday that he has an obigas the apologized personally. No, the Speaker
made a horrendous mistake. It was his decision. That gallery is his gallery,
and he makes the decisions on who's going to be and he made a
decision to invite member from his constituency. It was the wrong person at the
wrong time on behalf of the country. It wasn't. I don't think it's
the country. I think that mistake and he has paid a dute price.
Flag. Can you tell us what you'd like to see a speaker I'm not
sure yet. What qualities are you looking for? A speaker that's impartial as
usual in a speaker that serves at the pleasure of the house Curtius or popolo.
So that's why I could you believe so pleased that should be sure?
Put ain't egg the Prime Minister should apologize. Do you think the Prime Minister
should apologize for fincud being in the House of Commons? Okay, I think
the Speaker has come very clean with what would happen and apologized and I know
this is something that was the choice of the speaker, so I think he
shot himself accountable and well what put the Prime minister? This is you know,
on behalf of Canada. Doesn't mean he has to take personal responsibility.
But do you think he should apologize in some way? Question? I think
that's on the Prime Minister to do. I know it's something that's very hurtful
to see. I think we need to constantly stand against ninety seven to work
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was a natzie in the chamber. So I think the paper properly taken responsibility
and step down. But it doesn't mean that there's no responsibility elsewhere as well.
It's not a question of Canada excusing yourself. It's a question of Canada
accepting the fact that we had natzie or chamber. It's an embarrassment for all
of us and we all need to accept that that is being a shame on
all of us. That's tradition. Me your quick, I find the dual
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there. Are you going to make the case in caucus that the Prime Minister
should issue a formal apologize? I I. What I am going to say
is that we need to fix the procedures to make sure something like this can
never happen again, because as a huge embarrassment for Canada, it is totally
unacceptable that a nazy somebody with that kind of pass is recognized in the chamber.
We need to change the procedures to make sure that nobody can be recognized
during a state visit without getting them properly. Are you going to go into
banks apologize, Prime Minister, apologize for what happened inside, for there being
a Nazi in the chamber? Does there need to be a formal apology from
the government of Canada other than the speakers? The Speaker has taken responsibility,
has done the honorable things. Should he stay in caucus? Tristan and being
speaker. Are you interested in being speaker? Am I interested in being speaker?
No? Do you think the Prime Minister should apologize for the whole controversy?
Leave that to him. What do you think he should? Do you
think he has? I think he has apply on behalf of Canada. Should
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apologized that you stuck down. Do you think that he can stoke another well,
he has resigned from a being a speaker. That's was a problem as
a speaker, he made a terrible mistake. He admitted to that. Fortunately
he resigned yesterday, but was the right thing for him to do. And
now we will the normal MP in the House of compas can be. Caucus.
Can you return into the world caucuss because after this kind of little cacus
decide it's wolves important different mister or mister Rolta to decide as well, but
base on what he has said yesterday, we can move onward for the dilection
of the new speakers. Thank you, Gifthy, I'm sorry, are you
thinking about writing for speaker? Yes, I am. Let my name stand
and along with some really other great candidates in Parliament. What do you think
needs to change? Well, I think we should. I think how do
I put this the importance of the rights and the rules and traditions of the
House allow to encourage frank, passionate debates, but within a framework of making
sure that we could talk to each other, because each one of the three
hundred and thirty eight members of Parliament have a right to be in the House,
to express themselves and not to be intimidated, and to making sure that
they can freely express themselves. Mister truepen, you know, what is it?
What are you going to do in this new role as on this happy
it's actually even doing I guess with with you know, more of a focus.
How do we how do we square the circle? It's not an easy
one. How do we How do we make sure they meet workers across this
country feel included in in a massive energy transition. You know that's happening.
No, it's here, but around the world, the world's looking at usps.
They want us, they want us to get this right. And I'm
ampardy every day, my own fault, because I'm consumed with it, with
just these sorts of struggles happening all around. And I am happy about that
because I'm happy people are engaged. I'm happy governments and companies and unions are
finally taking this seriously. It's gonna be messy, lowing emissions and keeping our
communists to flow up a crosspering. It's gonna be a messy old business.
I've been on the front lines of it for years. Rarely does it make
any one fashion or or constituency happy or do what It's real. Now you
know it's real. So I'm delighted for the focus. And I guess you
know, I was gonna say, you know, are you gonna take more
of a focal role that was an advocate for the clean energy sector in Atlantic
Canaday? Are kind not already doing that role. So we're you know,
we're looking at Monta Palm marshaling, you know, we're looking at We're looking
at basically the foundations for winter mines that are that are going to be stored
there and then brought down across the whole Eastern seaboard to it like it's gold.
And and you know, my well, Newfoundland is far away from most
of the rest of Canada, is close to north is close to Eastern Sea
or word of the United States, Like what's happening in Newfoundland? And I
would right now happen any real it has been. It has been within my
professional life and I can't believe it. And it's because people there came on
board. But it ain't easy. That ain't easy. This is a big,
big, long haul for this country. But getting there aw things okay,
So thank you for listening today, and we heard lots going on with
the MPs. We if you listen really closely, you probably heard and a
reporter actually asked, what is happening in SERIEBC with the murder of heart deep
singh n is your You probably heard it, but there was never an answer
given. Why wasn't the answer to the question. Why was the question skipped
over national security? M Maybe so we do knew this that we are supposed
to be Canada a safe haven for democracy. We're supposed to be a safe
haven for those who are trying to escape tyranny that is handed out by other
governments, and we know that Canada should be at that point. Canada should
be standing up for things that would end that tyranny. Yes, inviting a
Nazi onto Parliament floor does not necessarily promote ending tyranny in the world. Allowing
Neo Nazis to start a parent group in Port Coquitlam, white moms, white
children, something or another. A group that is promoting the idea that if
you want your children to grow up with other children like them, you should
join this group. That we should teach white children to play with other white
children and to snub the rest that doesn't belong in Canada, not a Canada
that supports democracy and stands for freedom and equality, that no matter how diverse
we are, that we should be allowed basic freedoms and rights. If that's
a Canada that we're supposed to have, those sort groups shouldn't exist. We
shouldn't be teaching our children to hate. We should be teaching our children to
love. Oh wait, you don't have to teach a child to love.
You only have to teach a child to hate. Interesting thing there that you
only need to teach a child to hate, that a human being from the
time of birth innately knows how to love. So let's all allow the love
to come forward, put the fears aside, and let's find equality for everyone
who lives in our country, our continent, our hemisphere, and thus our
world. Thank you for listening today. I've been Michael Cloggs, You've been
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