Takeaways

The conversation highlights the importance of standing up for truth in the legal profession.
Roger Song's journey from China to Canada illustrates the value of freedom and the rule of law.
The mandatory training imposed by the Law Society of Alberta raises concerns about ideological indoctrination.
The court's dismissal of Roger's application reflects a troubling trend in the legal system.
The discussion emphasizes the need for lawyers to uphold the Constitution and resist political objectives.
The role of faith in shaping the legal landscape is a significant theme in the conversation.
The implications of the case extend beyond law to broader societal issues.
The conversation draws parallels between current events in Canada and historical oppression in other countries.
The importance of maintaining an independent judiciary is underscored throughout the discussion.
The need for humility in the pursuit of truth is a recurring theme in the conversation.

Summary

In this conversation, Leighton Grey KC discusses the critical battle for truth within the legal profession with guests Roger Song and Glenn Blackett. They explore Roger's remarkable journey from China to Canada and his legal challenge against the Law Society of Alberta's mandatory training program, which he argues promotes ideological indoctrination. The discussion delves into the implications of the court's dismissal of Roger's application, the importance of maintaining an independent judiciary, and the broader societal issues surrounding truth and freedom. The conversation emphasizes the need for lawyers to uphold the Constitution and resist political objectives, while also highlighting the role of faith in shaping the legal landscape in Canada.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Battle for Truth
05:12 Roger Song's Journey and Legal Challenge
27:14 The Court's Decision and Its Implications
32:48 The Frustration of Legal Advocacy
34:21 The Battle for Truth in Law
37:34 Independence of the Judiciary
40:21 The Sickness in Society
42:20 The Search for Truth in Law
48:42 Censorship and the Rule of Law
53:44 The Supremacy of God and Law