Brainwashing children to panic about global warming is child abuse — Look what’s happening in Quebec
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A cult brainwashing children to panic about global warming is child abuse. It reminds me of those really weird beauty pageant moms we all made fun of 20 years ago. But these climate cult moms are the worst. They re brainwashing kids to make them sound like grown-ups.
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Hello Rebels, today I tell you about a creepy cult of using kids for political purposes.
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It reminds me of those really weird beauty pageant moms that we all made fun of 20 years
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Yeah, they were sort of harmless, I think, but these climate cult moms are the worst.
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Tonight, brainwashing children to panic about global warming is child abuse.
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Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
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There's 8,500 customers here and you won't give them an answer.
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The only thing I have to say to the government about why I'm publishing it is because it's
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I remember as a kid I used to hate the phrase children should be seen and not heard.
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Now when I was a kid I took it to mean at worst that kids should be disrespected or maybe more
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likely that kids have nothing interesting that grown-ups want to hear.
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As everyone who's ever watched, you know, shows like Kids Say the Funniest Things or
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America's Funniest Home Videos know, kids are hilarious.
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They're pure and without cynicism and they're so honest.
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Like little angels should be heard laughing and singing.
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When kids mispronounce words or say words wrong, it is the cutest thing in the world.
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When they say peschetti, can I have some of peschetti?
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When they call a stuffed animal a stuffed up animal, you don't want to correct them.
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In fact, you say the same thing back to them because it's so funny and you don't want them
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to stop because you know they will stop soon enough and they'll sound like grown-ups soon
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enough and if they have an older sibling, that older sibling will correct them soon enough.
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But what I only now understand as I approach the end of my fifth decade is that old saying,
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children should be seen and not heard, doesn't mean ignore kids or shut kids up, let alone
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disrespect kids, as I sullenly thought it meant when I heard that phrase in my own childhood.
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It means children ought not to be heard about matters grown-up, about adult things because
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they are not interesting and they are not convincing and they are not correct and they are not morally
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If they do opine on adult subjects, it's a parlor trick.
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We find child prodigies interesting but slightly unsettling.
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But their unnatural adultness is restricted to an art.
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Usually, a young child who's a prodigy playing piano is amazing, if unusual, but at other matters,
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it would come across as unnatural, a bit creepy maybe.
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A robot makes us uncomfortable if it's too lifelike.
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And I tell you all this because, of course, we have legions of children being turned into
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A decade or two ago, we were all repulsed and riveted by beauty pageant culture that seemed
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They were all being weaponized by their own moms who seemed to be living out their dreams
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In this case, a young boy who has been turned into a performing drag queen by his parents,
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But again, it's not his childlike nature that's being promoted.
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So obviously a child that is pantomiming, mimicking the sexual excesses of adults, of
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Well, you may know what I'm talking about today.
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I'm talking about children who are weaponized by parents or teachers to talk about politics.
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It happens more and more because of their parents, but usually because of teachers and teachers' unions
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who have the legal privilege of being in loco parentis, as it's called in law in Latin.
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Teachers have the legal right to stand in the place of parents and make legal decisions about children.
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That's what in loco parentis means, in the place of parents.
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And they're abusing that by deciding for the kids that these young kids will skip class
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and engage in political rallies, mimicking what their teachers' union bosses have on
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So obviously these young kids parrot, we want more money for teachers, but they also skip
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Students in Alberta last week, our Kian Bextie covered a student walkout that was orchestrated
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by teachers, but he found one student who sounded a bit normal, who said, this was a big nothing.
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This was all just students running errands for political teachers.
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What do you think about the kids that were participating in it?
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The teachers wanted to seem like all the kids support all this gay rights and this whole
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thing, but most of us really don't care about it.
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Do you think that it was like from 930 to 950, were they in spare, the people that came
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It may not surprise you that the teachers kicked Kian off school property the moment
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he started talking to that one kid who wasn't parroting the teachers union line.
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So I guess that's the one student teachers want to only be seen, not be heard.
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But of course, the biggest of all is the climate cult.
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I showed you this back in 2015, right when the rebel was new.
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I went to some big global warming protest in Toronto, and you might recall I came across
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a woman, she actually came up to me, and insisted so hard that I interview her young daughter.
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And I told her, no lady, I don't interview kids.
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And she was so insistent, I said, fine, but you have to say right into the camera that
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you give me permission to talk to your kid, because I thought it was creepy what she was
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And I wanted it on the record that I wasn't the one who thought, I'm going to talk to a
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Anyways, so I had the mom give me permission on camera.
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And then I asked the child, with the mom right there, what is it that your mom wants you
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I think the obvious answer is yes, because over the course of thousands of years, the earth
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So then I guess, and there's been more than one ice age, right?
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So the earth has warmed and cooled over the years, right?
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I mean, tell me, have you heard of the ice ages?
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Have you ever, you know, when the earth was covered with ice?
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So obviously there was climate change since we're not in an ice age anymore, right?
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So that's how I talk to kids of that tender age, like they're kids.
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But this mom really, really insisted I talk to her young daughter.
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So I asked the kid, well, who made your political sign?
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The sign is about the car of the future that doesn't leak, well, leave carbon dioxide.
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Well, uh, don't we have electric cars right now?
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Like, isn't the car of the future here already?
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Well, the gas companies don't want it to happen.
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Um, did you design this poster for your daughter?
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All right, well, I had had enough of playing the mom's weird games here, so I said goodbye.
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The whole interaction was about four minutes, and obviously I recorded the whole thing.
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That mom was a crooked journalist named Catherine Porter, who was using her child as a gimmick,
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like bait for a story about me, and she made up a whole dialogue that just never happened.
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She painted me as a bully, and her daughter is having said things that the daughter just didn't say.
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Catherine Porter is foolish, because, of course, I had everything on videotape to prove what happened.
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I mean, seriously, who would lie about a recorded interview?
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They suspended this weirdo, Catherine Porter, for 90 days.
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They suspended her for 90 days, and they wrote a huge, I'm going to call it a semi-apology
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to me in the star, huge, but only because I caught it on tape.
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But my point is, parents are really creepy about how they use their own children for political
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That daughter, Catherine Porter's daughter, was not the actor there.
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She was just the ventriloquist dummy for her mom.
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In any case especially, the kid was sort of normal.
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In fact, when she wasn't saying exactly what her mom wanted her to say in our conversation,
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Anyways, I should tell you, besides being suspended for 90 days, that weirdo, Catherine
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Porter, went on to be hired by the New York Times, if you can believe it.
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Now, using kids to say global warming messages on behalf of their parents, today it's just
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commonplace, including on the CBC State Broadcaster.
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A lot of people are like, oh, what about the people in the oil industries, and the electronic
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Well, it doesn't really matter what job you have if you're dead, so.
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I think it's more young girls than young boys, actually.
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Young girls, I think, are more obedient and more calm and go along with their mom's schemes.
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Young boys, in my experience, just want to run around and play sports and fight and throw
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They're not going to become propagandists in the same way as girls.
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I don't think she was creepy because she was normal.
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And even though I'm appalled by that young drag queen dancing boy, it's not him I'm mad
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It's his handlers, his agent, his manager, his abusers I'm mad at.
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You know when they say kids should be seen and not heard?
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It's because when a child says something like an adult, it's a form of deception because
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The CBC News Kids channel specifically says their kids are child actors.
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So when they do their endless pro-marijuana stories, for example, it's not a young child
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I think most kids, especially of really young age, think drugs bad.
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This is some hidden guy writing it and giving them to say.
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I'm actually worried about the kids at CBC Kids News.
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I mean, remember, the CBC is the TV network that gave us serial sexual abuser Xi'an Gomeshin.
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And maybe they couldn't have known that or stopped that or controlled that.
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But when they found out about it, they covered up for him.
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Imagine having a whole kids news department with kids eager to please adults and hidden
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And if the CBC is covering it up, too, like they did with Xi'an Gomeshin, I don't know.
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But the weirdest girl, as I've shown you before, the weirdest pageant child, is Greta Thunberg.
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And yet you're stealing their future in front of their very eyes.
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A 15-year-old in Sweden has missed class every Friday since August to sit outside her country's parliament.
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And she's been calling on others around the world to do the same.
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Adults keep saying we owe it to the young people to give them hope.
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Now, she is dressed up as a very young girl most of the time.
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She presents as a much younger girl on purpose.
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And she has a creepy adult style juxtaposed with her tender years look.
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But I have since learned that I didn't know the first time I did a story about her.
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And I don't mean that she has other permanent mental conditions.
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I'm saying that she suffered clinical depression.
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At least that's what her parents and promoters say.
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Because she's this huge PR and financial success.
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You saw her talking about she wants people to panic.
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That's not a normal healthy thing for a young girl to say.
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Just a random selection from her Twitter account.
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A new UN report concludes that one million, she wrote, spices, species risk extinction because of human activity.
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And that the destruction of nature threatens humanity.
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As long as the media fails to take responsibility.
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This girl has said that there's no point going to school since we're all going to die in a few years.
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That's why she started the climate strike where she doesn't go to school.
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Obviously kids can't decide not to go to school.
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Obviously this was stage managed by her parents.
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So when I say she went on strike, I mean her pageant mom and pageant dad.
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They have a daughter with various illnesses, so they say, including mental illnesses, including suicide.
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thoughts and tendencies, but boy, they know how to market just like any pageant mom, do they?
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Let me read a bit about how creepy her parents are.
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I'm blaming her parents who push a suicidal girl out to talk about the apocalypse.
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According to her mother, Milena Earnman, 48, 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg can see CO2 with the naked eye.
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She writes it in the book, Scenes from the Heart.
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Our Life for the Climate, which she wrote with her family.
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Greta was diagnosed as a child with obsessive compulsive disorder and Asperger's syndrome, just like her younger sister Beata.
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She knows all the capitals by heart and can list all the chemical elements of the periodic table within one minute.
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That's very quick because there's over a hundred.
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In addition, she has another gift, according to her mother.
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Quote, Greta is able to see what other people cannot see, writes Milena Earnman in the book.
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She sees how it flows out of chimneys and changes the atmosphere in a landfill.
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It's possible for a smart kid to name all the capitals.
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That's not really creepy, but it's trying pretty hard.
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You can believe that at parties, her parents trot her out and ask her to do those tricks to entertain their friends.
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That's a bit weird, it's a bit creepy, but seeing carbon dioxide, CO2, it's actually not possible.
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You can't see your breath, which is 40,000 parts per million CO2.
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When it's cold outside, you can see your breath, but you're seeing the moisture, the water vapor.
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So maybe we can't believe a word these creepy parents say about anything, but we have to go by it.
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They say their daughter is mentally ill and was suicidal, and thus she has been deployed to infect other children with the same mental illness of depression and despair.
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Boys probably won't go along with this, but this obedient girl does.
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Another young girl seems susceptible to it, and I bet she actually believes what she's saying.
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Wouldn't you believe what your mother and father told you if you were a teenage girl, and if you had nothing but lavish praise from every powerful grown-up you ever meet?
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Wouldn't you believe what your mom and dad tell you?
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I think her parents are scammers, like the scammers who manage boy bands and steal all their money.
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You know, taking candy from a baby, that's another saying.
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But her, the 16-year-old girl herself, I think she believes it.
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But the depression, the fear, the stress, why are we telling young kids, especially young girls, to believe we're all going to die, to believe we don't stand a chance?
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It's not like a virus or a bacteria that literally is passed on, like through a bug.
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But when you see or hear about someone you know committing suicide, you are more likely to do it too.
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It becomes normalized, that's why, because the unthinkable suddenly becomes thinkable when it's done, that's why.
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And if this young person killed themselves, and if you know her, and if you understand her concerns, and you share her concerns, well, maybe you should choose the same exit too.
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But you want to laugh along with someone who's laughing.
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And this young robot from Sweden is being manipulated to tell millions of girls, especially girls, to despair.
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Which brings us to the CBC News out of Quebec today.
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Education minister says it would have been better to ask students how to fight climate change.
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A Quebec high school French exam question that asked students about adapting to climate change has drawn a torrent of online criticism as teens used memes and videos to denounce what they see as government inaction on climate issues.
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The question on last week's ministry exam for grade 11 students asked, can we adapt to climate change?
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You tell kids they're going to die in, what's the phrase now, 11 and a half years?
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And you're surprised when they say, hang on, you're just asking us to adapt?
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Well, of course we can adapt to a changing climate.
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The climate has been changing ever so slowly for thousands of years as the world has emerged from the last great ice age about 10,000 years ago.
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That's why there are bigger cities and more diversity of animal and plant life near the equator and not a lot in the Arctic.
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Of course we can adapt to the warmth or more to the point, we can't stop the earth from warming.
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So if you actually want to do anything about it, how about adapting?
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It quickly drew the ire of students like 17-year-old Francis Claude, who feels the way the question was phrased, suggests the government has accepted climate change.
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It's like they want to abandon the fight against climate change and just make, do, and adapt, said Claude, whose Facebook group dedicated to the exam has exploded to almost 37,000 members in recent days.
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These kids have believed what their parents and teachers said to them, even the lies, what the government said to them, even the lies.
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They believe this shrieking kook who says the arson forest fires in B.C. were actually caused because of climate change.
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So let's talk about climate change for a second.
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We got a report last year that said we have 12 years to take serious climate action.
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Who remembers the extreme heat that we felt last summer?
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Who remembers that people literally died of extreme heat?
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I've called people, I've called mothers in British Columbia where there were forest fires.
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They were scared for their kids to go outside because the air quality was so bad.
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Claude said members of his generation are committed to fighting environmental destruction, not adapting to it.
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What's the point of studying for a future we're not going to have, said Claude, who attends Mont Saint-Anne School in Beaupré, 40 kilometers northeast of Quebec City.
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Pope John Paul II always said where there's life there's hope.
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That's a pretty Catholic thing to say, a pretty Christian thing to say.
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It's the light at the end of the tunnel in dark times.
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And yet our young people have been taught that despair and death are imminent because, well, because we drove a car or we didn't pay some carbon tax or something, some kook at school or on TV or in parliament told them.
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Olivia Ralston, another student at Mont Saint-Anne School, said some students found the question confusing.
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Since it didn't really match up to the study materials.
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We are living in this world and we're not going to live anywhere else.
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So why shouldn't we try to change it, she said.
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Ralston said some students put a green dot on their exam to signify climate change.
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And others have since started wearing the symbol as a call for action.
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Do you think that was an organic, natural, unplanned thing that just happened spontaneously?
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Or is that being schemed by some pageant mom too?
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We are deeply psychologically damaging our young people.
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At least a beauty pageant claims to venerate beauty.
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This cult of climate is as creepy as that boy drag queen.
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That creepy child from Sweden has been weaponized by her parents for profit.
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And the profit comes by infecting your children with her belief in the global warming cult that says,
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I figured I would chat with students to figure out if they agree with the message of these pro-Palestinian demonstrators.
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Here's what the students of Stanford had to say.
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How does it make you feel that they're saying that Israel...
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I don't think I know enough about this protest.
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I'm generally in support of Palestinian rights.
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Do you think that Israel is an apartheid state?
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Well, I mean, it separates, like, I didn't go there, but it separates, like, Israelis and Muslims.
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That's Kian Bexty, who is crisscrossing North America, going to where the news is hot.
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In recent days, he's been in Winnipeg when Linda Sarsour came to town.
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San Diego, right after the synagogue there, was attacked by a shooter who was actually stopped by congregants,
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including the rabbi, who had his fingers shot off.
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And now he's in Stanford, a fancy university near San Francisco,
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for what has become the dominant political narrative of North American universities,
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It's un-Canadian, but I can't think of anything more un-American than leftism
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You know, I can't imagine how beautiful it must be at Stanford, San Francisco, an amazing city,
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I mean, it really should be the best time of their lives for the students there.
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But they're getting all revved up about hating Israel.
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And as I was just saying to you before we turned the camera on,
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I suppose this is an infection in every campus around North America,
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Yeah, I don't think it's exclusive to the Palo Alto area at all.
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There's a group of students gathered just behind me,
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somehow pretending to simulate Israel, like the walls in Israel are some evil thing.
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And they're trying to walk this line where they say it's not anti-Semitic to be anti-Zionist.
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And that's the line that they're trying to walk.
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Of course, time will tell once I actually go up and talk to them
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and speak with them and figure out what is behind their drive,
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why they're taking off time in the middle of exam week to put up these walls
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to spread this pro-Palestine, pro-Hammat, well, I shouldn't say pro-Hammat, pro-Palestine story.
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I agree that every country in the world should be open to criticism.
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Lord knows I criticize Canada, and I'm not an anti-Canadian bigot.
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I criticize it because I live here, and I want it to be better,
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and I have a certain philosophy that would make Canada great.
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and it's all they would talk about, and they would nitpick Italy,
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I know we're deep into hypothetical territory here.
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And they would just boycott anything made in Italy.
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I think you've got a problem with Italians, mate.
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But if all you do is you bash Italy and things made in Italy,
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and you don't like the Italian teams in sports,
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and you don't like Italian professors coming over,
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and you try and boycott touring, I think you're a bit of an anti-Italian bigot.
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That's what I would say if someone was really weird anti-Italy or anti-Spain or anti-Ireland.
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I think that these folks are obsessed by Israel,
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and they don't care about any of the world's other 200 countries.
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I've got to just give you some context to what I'm listening to right now.
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And I don't know if you can hear it on the mic,
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but there's a Christian preacher who is set up right in front of the apartheid wall
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And he's just spouting off about Donald Trump and illegal aliens.
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so I'm really excited to go talk to him to see what brought him out to this protest,
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because I'm sure it's not a coincidence that he's standing out here.
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And I'm also interested to chat with the students that are here,
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that are walking by, sort of glancing at this wall,
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and they continue walking, or if they stop and talk with the guys.
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I want to know what the average Stanford student thinks
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I have a feeling that they're not really going to know what it is about.
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I don't think that the majority of Stanford students are anti-Semitic.
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But, you know, they all like to be progressive.
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So I'm going to chat with them and see what they end up saying about it.
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Yeah, and if there's any Jewish students, I'd be curious.
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I mean, I find, unfortunately, some Jewish students become anti-Israel,
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thinking that maybe if they bash Israel first, people won't be mean to them.
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I mean, most people, if you're at Stanford, you're there to learn.
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One thing I'd like you to keep your eye peeled for is,
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I think of Canada, where a lot of the environmental groups,
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It's not like the neighbor's kid is in Girl Guides.
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Okay, it's real, it's natural, and it's, you know, self-funded kind of thing.
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These are, I'm talking about professional, paid professionals who are paid to say this,
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and in most of the time, they're paid by foreigners.
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I'm talking about the environmental extremists in Canada.
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I have a theory that this anti-Israel extremism, which is fused with anti-Americanism,
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it's often fused with anti-capitalism, with even communism.
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I have a theory that it's not organic, that it's stimulated by professional organizers,
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and in some cases, we know that both Iran and Saudi Arabia spend billions of dollars overseas,
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and Qatar now does, too, promoting this agitation.
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And I wonder if you'll be able to detect any of that.
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I mean, you're there in the middle of Palestinian awareness,
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Well, it is the Palestinian awareness week, sure, but it's also the middle of exam week.
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When I was in university, I don't know a single student who would have taken off time from class
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I wouldn't have the time to do that, and that's at the U of C.
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I don't imagine their students are taking off time to do this.
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And you're right about this being infused with anti-Americanism.
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The wall is plastered with anti-Donald Trump sentiments.
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And I mean, that could be because Donald Trump has been a strong supporter of the state of Israel,
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moving the Capitol, the embassy to Jerusalem, that sort of thing.
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I don't think they're fans of the United States, the country that they're living in.
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And I think that all goes hand in hand with hating Israel.
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You know, one thing I do love about San Francisco, or maybe I used to love it,
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I don't know if it's there anymore, is the free speech movement.
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I mean, 30, 40, almost 50 years ago, it was the home of free speech,
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a little bit further away from you there at Berkeley.
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But Stanford is part of that San Francisco milieu.
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You mentioned that there's sort of a fun right-wing troll kind of guy there.
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I can't help but notice of the 10 people who are so standing behind you,
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and this is just anecdotal, that all of them are Asian,
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which, of course, very large Asian population in San Francisco and Stanford, an elite school.
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And they're there to learn, typically, STEM studies.
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I'm just saying that that's one of the interesting things about schools, especially in California.
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And it's my observation from Vancouver, where I've studied environmental extremist groups,
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is the left-wing groups, the anti-capitalist groups, the anti-Israel groups,
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their white liberal trust fund kids, and foreign exchange students from Arabia.
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I went to a rally, I think I told you this once before,
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almost 1,000 anti-pipeline protesters in Vancouver, a majority-minority city,
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and I saw precisely two Asian people in a crowd of 1,000, which is statistically impossible.
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Like in Vancouver, if you have 1,000 people chosen at random, you're going to have 40, 50% of them Asian.
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And I'm just saying this because I think that new immigrants to America who are there to learn
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and become American and study and do what you're supposed to do at Stanford,
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That's a shenanigan for foreign-funded provocateurs
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or guilty white liberal board trust fund kids looking to be woke.
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And now that you mention that, you're right, it is sort of anecdotal.
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But I haven't seen one Asian-American interact with this board behind me.
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I'll try and ask them a few questions and see what they think about it
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and see if there is a stark difference between, and I don't want to profile Asian-Americans,
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but people who are here quite clearly to study and then those who are here
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because this is where their parents told them to go to school.
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They are trust fund babies, just like our prime minister.
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And that's why they have time to do this sort of activism.
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Yeah, I mean, it's just because I happen to notice,
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I mean, as we've said before, you can find anti-Israel extremism in any campus in North America,
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But I thought this would be an interesting adventure for you down in Stanford.
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Give me a quick recap of some of the places you've been to.
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where are the places you're going to be going to in the days ahead?
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So I have been, I've been lots of places lately.
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I've been to Winnipeg, like you mentioned, to cover Linda Sarsour.
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There's been a distinct Israel flavor to the stuff I've been covering lately,
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but that's not, you know, I wasn't on purpose or anything like that.
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her anti-Semitic crowd that follows her wherever she goes.
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And in particular, I was covering the pro-Israel protest that was across the street.
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Also, what coincided with that was the Burmax Bakery,
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the Jewish bakery that caused their own false flag vandalism of their bistro
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to make it look like there was a huge Nazi problem in Winnipeg,
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when in fact it was just the Jewish owners who were looking for attention,
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probably to help with crowdfunding, to get out of a financial bind.
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I've been to Vancouver, and I'm trying to remember why I was in Vancouver.
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Oh, yes, I was in Vancouver to cover the gas price,
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There's, you know, if you go across the border,
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you'll see that the price is like half, it's like 50% what is in Canada.
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And it's not just because of supply, it's because of provincial taxes,
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federal taxes that are all lumped into metro downtown Vancouver.
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But when you cross the border, there's none of that.
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Well, there's some, but there's not near as much to that scale.
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And they also don't have the same supply problems that metro Vancouver has,
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which is about 80% supplied both in crude imports as well as refined products.
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which, as you know, is coming through that one Trans Mountain pipeline
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or at least the British Columbian government, doesn't want to.
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Well, listen, we look forward to following your travels,
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I look forward to seeing the results of your work,
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and we'll follow you on the road as you continue to crisscross Canada
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I tell you, the more I look at these child actors
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who have been pushed out to promote global warming,
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and the more I'm troubled by the fact that our teachers' unions
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the worse CBC News kids is at the absolute worst.
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But at least they admit they're using child actors
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I'm actually more worried about what happens in the schools.
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I will have an update for you on that tomorrow.
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Until then, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters,