JEWISH LAWFARE: A Brave White Canadian Teacher who tried to tell the truth about the Jews…

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[This is a short summary about this man who was hammered by Jewry. This is about the time of Zundel. Jan]

Jim Keegstra (1934–2014)
Profession: High school teacher, mayor
Location: Eckville, Alberta, Canada
Notoriety: Central figure in a landmark Canadian hate speech case

Background
Jim Keegstra was a high school social studies teacher and part-time mayor in the small town of Eckville, Alberta. In the early 1980s, he became widely known for teaching his students anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, including Holocaust denial. He claimed that Jews were behind a global conspiracy to control governments and finance.

Criminal Charges and Trial
In 1984, Keegstra was charged with wilfully promoting hatred against an identifiable group under Section 319(2) of the Canadian Criminal Code. The case went through multiple trials and appeals, eventually reaching the Supreme Court of Canada.

Supreme Court Ruling – R. v. Keegstra (1990)
The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of Canada’s hate speech laws, ruling that restricting hate speech was a justifiable limit on freedom of expression under Section 1 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

This decision became one of Canada’s landmark rulings on balancing freedom of expression with protection from hate speech.

Legacy
Jim Keegstra lost his teaching license and was a discredited figure for the rest of his life. The Keegstra case remains a key precedent in Canadian constitutional and criminal law, often cited in debates around hate speech and freedom of speech.