Ezra Levant
Ezra Levant (born February 19, 1972) is a Canadian media personality, journalist, and author. He is the founder of Rebel News, a far-right media platform known for its controversial reporting and commentary.
Conspiracies and Controversies
Levant has been a polarizing figure in Canadian media, often drawing criticism for his promotion of conspiracy theories and controversial views. He has been involved in numerous legal challenges, including defamation lawsuits and allegations of hate speech. Levant has been known for his skepticism of climate change, criticism of multiculturalism, and opposition to various government policies.
Throughout his career, Levant has faced accusations of promoting misinformation, particularly through Rebel News. The outlet has been criticized for publishing misleading or false information, particularly around COVID-19, immigration, and other socio-political issues. In 2019, Rebel News came under fire for its coverage of the Christchurch mosque shootings, leading to broader discussions about the platform's impact on public discourse.
Connections to Alex Jones
Ezra Levant's work with Rebel News has drawn some comparisons to American conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his platform InfoWars. While there is no formal connection between Levant and Jones, both are known for their populist and often conspiracy-laden commentary. Levant has occasionally aligned with themes common in Jones's narratives, such as skepticism towards mainstream media and globalist agendas, though he does not endorse all of Jones's more extreme theories.
Publications
Levant is the author of several books on political and social topics in Canada, where he continues to be a divisive figure in public debates.
