The accusation that the Prophet Muhammad was a “paedophile” usually rests on a familiar historical claim: that Aisha was married to Muhammad at six and that the marriage was consummated when she was nine. That account appears explicitly in Sahih al-Bukhari, one of the …… Read More “Was Prophet Muhammad a Paedophile? Historical Marriage, Other Religious Traditions, and the Evolution of Consent — What Critics of Islam Say and What History Shows”
Sohanlal v. RockIT et al. & Subsequent Proceedings: Institutional Gatekeeping, Rule 2.1 Due Process Violations, and Digital Registry Breakdown in Small Claims and Civil Courts in Toronto
Rohit Sohanlal (Author) Case Record & Procedural Update (August 2026): This publication consists of two interconnected parts. Part I reproduces the original record of the Small Claims Court proceeding (Court…
Multiculturalism Has Failed: Britain, Parallel Societies, Institutional Failure and the Search for a Common Civic Identity
Britain Was Not Merely Becoming Diverse. It Was Conducting a Policy Experiment. Few political arguments in contemporary Britain generate more heat than immigration and multiculturalism. The argument is often reduced…
Gary Anandasangaree, the LTTE and the World Tamil Movement: RCMP Records, Toronto’s Tamil Diaspora and the Questions of Association, Fundraising and Accountability
The controversy surrounding Gary Anandasangaree, the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), and the World Tamil Movement (WTM) is more complicated than either a simple accusation of terrorist affiliation or…
When Will Canada Wake Up?
Critique: Multiculturalism, Parallel Societies, Community Power, Grooming Gangs, and the Crisis of Institutional Accountability " In a war against different community, they targeted what was most precious to them -…
Project South and the Question of Police Culture: My Experience With Information Dissemination, Harassment, and Accountability
Introduction In February 2026, York Regional Police publicly announced the results of Project South, one of the most significant police corruption investigations in modern Ontario policing. The investigation led to…
When There Is Nowhere Left to Hide: Police Harassment or Conspiracy? Inside an Alleged Campaign of Surveillance, Intimidation and Technological Abuse in Toronto and Beyond
Editorial / Legal Note This article discusses allegations contained in an ongoing civil action and the author's reported experiences. References to police, RCMP personnel, surveillance, technological interference, harassment, impersonation, torture,…
Toronto Police Service, Workplace Culture, Harassment, Misconduct, and Accountability: What Independent Reviews, Human Rights Findings, and Public Records Reveal
Author's Note: This article discusses allegations, complaints, disciplinary proceedings, criminal charges, human-rights findings, independent reviews, and criminal convictions. These are legally and factually different categories. A charge is not a…
RCMP Culture, Misconduct, and Institutional Accountability: Decades of Allegations, Reform Efforts, and the Search for Accountability
Introduction The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) occupies a unique position within Canada's legal, political, and cultural landscape. As the country's national police service, the RCMP is responsible for federal…