Journalist Warren Thornton, who was arrested after he condemned the Canadian parliament’s lauding of a Ukrainian Nazi Waffen-SS member, joins The Alex Jones Show to break down what happened.
“They turned around and said, ‘We’d like to ask you some questions on mal-information.’ And the whole idea then was that I turned around and said, ‘no thank you,’” Thorton told Alex Jones on Friday.
“And then they left me overnight and in the morning they said ‘we want to investigate 15 or 16 videos for mal-information.’”
“Mal-information is when you tell the truth, you have the correct information, and they don’t want it moving from the private sphere into the public sphere,” he noted.