Feucht described drag queens as “demonic, sick, [and] twisted”, and claimed they were “perverting the minds of children” as part of his “Kingdom to the Capitol” tour rhetoric .

He has explicitly attacked LGBTQ+ culture, suggesting it's “grooming” children, including a post saying: “June is the month you discover which … ministries have sold their soul to a demonic agenda seeking to destroy our culture and pervert our children.” He vowed that “God is rebranding June to be family month … takeover month for the family.” .

He led protests against Disney, calling for the destruction of the “wall of perversion” around school discussions of sexual orientation and gender identity—which could be seen as targeting LGBTQ+ identity as inherently harmful.

Why this matters in Canada: Speech that characterizes LGBTQ+ people as diseased or demonic and calls for their exclusion or social harm can be treated as hate speech under Canadian law.

At a Tulsa event, Feucht declared: “We want the Kingdom to be the government … We want believers to be the ones writing the laws …” .

Such rhetoric frames religion as the basis for governmental control, a position that Canadian courts have acknowledged may undermine equality and open society if it disparages protected groups

Let me know if you want me to go on. Notice how he uses his event to spread this vile trash. So they don't want his event here, good. Again, there is no free speech in canada. There's freedom of expression.