Free speech lawyer Douglas Christie appeared on "Crossfire" after the first Zundel trial, in 1985, and was aggressively questioned by panelists Ian Mulgrew, Kathleen Mahoney and George Oake.
Doug Christie
Douglas Hewson "Doug" Christie, Jr. (April 24, 1946 – March 11, 2013) was a Canadian lawyer and political activist based in Victoria, British Columbia who was known nationally for his defence of clients such as Holocaust denier Ernst Zündel, former Nazi prison guard Michael Seifert and right wing extremist Paul Fromm among others.
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Lawyer Douglas Christie discusses the New World Order and how to be free nevertheless. This video expresses the spiritual core of Doug Christie's beliefs and efforts to inspire others to be free.
Defense Lawyer Doug Christie exposes Holocaust Liars during the trial of Ernst Zündel.
At the trial of Ernest Zundel, the prosecution called a Jewish professor, a so-called expert on the "Holocaust". For four days, the brillant defence attorney, Douglas Christie, showed that this "expert" was lacking in any real knowledge, despite his waffling, evasion, time wasting and lying, so much so he declined returning for the subsequent hearing!
Ernst Zundel Meets Attorney Douglas Christie for the first Time. In this video (19 minutes) Ernest Zundel (1939 - 2017) meets Douglas Christie (1946 - 2013).
David McCalden Introduces Doug Christie.
n this (one hour and 3 minutes) video, we look at the brilliant Canadian lawyer, Douglas Hewson Christie. David Irving, the brilliant author and fantastic researcher, introduces Doug at the Real History Forum in 2001. Doug has a long history of defending free speech against laws and groups that try and stifle individual rights. Doug was prominent in defending Ernst Zundel at the famous “Holohoax” trial where Doug’s brilliant court skills ran rings around “Holocaust” “witnesses”.
The Battling Barrister
Free-speech champion Douglas Christie gives a talk in Ottawa 1991
Lawyer Douglas Christie discusses the New World Order and how to be free nevertheless. This video expresses the spiritual core of Douglas Christie's beliefs and efforts to inspire others to be freed. He defended Ernest Zündel during Zündel's trial in Canada.
Free-speech lawyer Doug Christie discusses the controversy at the University of Victoria over a pro-life club being denied recognition because of its opinions.
Free-speech defender Douglas Christie discusses the recent film The King's Speech and the importance of liberating speech and creative capacity for everyone.
Defence lawyer Douglas Christie discusses the importance of juries to our system of law, and identifies how juries are being undermined.
Western Canadian Separatist and free speech lawyer Douglas Christie talks about freedom, purpose and self-fulfillment, in an unfree world.
Freedom of speech in general and on the internet in particular is the subject of another excellent presentation by the late Douglas Christie who dedicated his life to this principle.
Western-Canadian-separatist and free-speech lawyer Douglas Christie talks about freedom, purpose and self-fulfillment in an unfree world.
Douglas Christie, The battling barrister and freedom of speech advocate demolishes the head of the Ontario "Human Rights" Commission, Dr Bhausaheb Ubale on the issue of Freedom of Speech and out of control "human rights" which are being used to silence critics and enforce their "guilty until proven innocent" mantra which forces Canadians to fight against the overwhelming power of the state to apply your rights to freedom.
Free speech lawyer Douglas Christie appeared on "Crossfire" after the first Zundel trial, in 1985, and was aggressively questioned by panelists Ian Mulgrew, Kathleen Mahoney and George Oake.
Douglas Christie, the Battling Barrister and freedom-of-speech advocate, demolishes the head of the Ontario "Human Rights" Commission, Dr. Bhausaheb Ubale, on the issues of freedom of speech and out-of-control "human rights" which are being used to silence critics and enforce the "guilty until proven innocent" mantra which forces Canadians to fight against the overwhelming power of the state to exercise their rights.
Ernst Zundel, Doug Christie and James (Jim) Keegstra address a meeting in Calgary, Alberta about Truth, Freedom, Freedom of speech, religion, double standards and the media.
