Ernst Zundel Meets Doug Christie and Keltie Zubko for the First Time

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Published on Apr 28, 2024
This is a very historically significant video! The video was filmed in Eckville, Alberta in 1984 prior to the James Keegstra trial for thought crimes. This is the very first time Douglas Christie and Keltie Zubko met Ernst Zundel. Mr. Zundel videotaped the meeting. It is really an eye opener to see how motivated for freedom Doug Christie was in those early years.

The James Keegstra case would have been Doug Christie's first controversial case which involved allegations of so-called "hate" speech, under Canada's pernicious criminal "hate speech" prohibition - Section 319 of the Criminal Code. (The Keegstra case went all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada.)

Interestingly, Doug Christie went on to represent Ernst Zundel under a similar thought control law and after a huge legal fight, the notorious "false news" law in Canada was thrown out by the Supreme Court of Canada and wiped from our law books. This video shows a young Doug Christie with fire in his belly for freedom and willing to stand up to the horde of censors that lined up to get a shot at James Keegstra. This is vintage Doug Christie, Ernst Zundel and Keltie Zubko!

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