Justin Trudeau has some weird priorities for the military and veterans. The cupboard is bare, but for his own pet causes, he s got billions to squander. And remember that Greta Tunberg loves you? What a weirdo.
00:00:44.280You could tell Justin Trudeau was addressing a predominantly male audience that works with their hands the other day.
00:01:01.500That's because the former part-time drama teacher went into blue collar mode, you know, losing the suit jacket, getting rid of the necktie, rolling up his shirt sleeves.
00:01:15.500This is what Blackface does when he is addressing plumbers or carpenters or firefighters.
00:01:22.060He wants to show that he's one of them, even though I doubt Blackface has ever done anything physical throughout his privileged and pampered life.
00:01:34.540Don't be silly. I'm capable of playing any role, even with half the finger.
00:01:43.560In any event, the audience this time around for Canada's version of Master Thespian was Canadian troops stationed overseas.
00:01:55.460At least the prime ministerial version of Mr. Dress Up didn't don a soldier costume to pretend he's one of the gang, unlike his Indian trip a few years ago.
00:02:07.880So you remember that dress up disaster for the ages, don't you?
00:02:22.020Anyway, here's Blackface giving an address to the troops in Latvia.
00:02:29.260I've learned what an atmospheric river was when it hit BC. Climate change is having a real destabilizing and negative impact with more and more frequent extreme weather events at home.
00:02:43.000And as challenging as it is at home, the impacts around the world where people are in more precarious economic and geographic situations than we are, that's a new reality that has huge implications for security around the world,
00:02:59.460which is one of the reasons why Canada is stepping up to build the centre of excellence for climate security in Montreal.
00:03:08.260That's one of the announcements we're going to be making tomorrow at the NATO summit.
00:03:12.920Because everywhere in the world, but particularly in areas where there is particular intersections between geographic and climate realities and conflict – think of the Sahel, think of parts of Southeast Asia – that's going to be a new challenge we all have to deal with.
00:03:30.920We're also dealing with the hangover of the pandemic that knocked us around as economies, but also knocked us around as individuals, put a lot of stress on families, people trying to figure out a way through, add the extra challenges of social media and levels of misinformation and disinformation that, you know, had friends carried off by it.
00:04:00.260Blackface was lecturing soldiers on climate change and disinformation, presumably the disinformation being contrarian viewpoints regarding climate change.
00:04:14.680If I'm a member of the Armed Forces in that audience, what am I to think about this surreal virtue-signalling sermon?
00:04:24.220That war is hell, but it's especially hellish for Mother Nature, given all those carbon emissions that result from fighter jets flying and tanks plodding along.
00:04:37.980And let's not forget the emissions from bullets being shot and bombs blowing up real good.
00:04:43.960So is Blackface suggesting that the Canadian military needs to, oh, I don't know, mothball its weaponry so as to, you know, reduce its carbon footprint?
00:04:57.320That's a hell of a way to fight a war, let me tell you.
00:05:01.020It reminds me of that classic scene in the 1986 sci-fi masterpiece, Aliens.
00:05:38.800Do you know that those troops in Latvia are actually paying for their own kit?
00:05:45.500Even the state propagandist, or I mean state broadcaster, finds this egregious and embarrassing.
00:05:51.540The CBC notes that a battle group of almost 1,500 soldiers, including more than 700 Canadians,
00:06:00.040have been forced to buy their own modern ballistic helmets, rain gear, vests, and belts to carry water and ammunition.
00:06:11.160Then again, forget about the ammo part.
00:06:13.940That stuff is too, you know, climate changey.
00:06:17.320But can you imagine this sort of disrespect directed at our troops?
00:06:23.640But we know why Trudeau is such a skinflint when it comes to the armed forces.
00:06:29.720Remember what Blackface told one particular veteran back in Edmonton in 2018?
00:06:35.400You made the promise, and I'll quote it here.
00:06:40.220No veteran will be forced to fight their own government for the support and compensation they have earned.
00:06:45.100Yet you are still currently in a legal battle with veterans regarding equal support and compensation to their peers.
00:06:54.320You have ISIL or ISIS members coming into a reintegration program.
00:07:02.020You did a backdoor deal with Omar Khadar with not even stepping into the courtroom.
00:07:08.220You know, so again, my question is, what veterans were you talking about?
00:07:13.760Was it the ones that fought for the freedoms and values that you so proudly boast about,
00:07:18.260or was it the ones who fought against?
00:07:21.220Because honestly, Mr. Prime Minister, I was prepared to be injured in the line of duty when I joined the military.
00:07:28.880Nobody forced me to join the military.
00:07:31.100I was prepared to be killed in action.
00:07:35.620What I wasn't prepared for, Mr. Prime Minister, is Canada turning its back on me.
00:07:40.380So which veteran was it that you were talking about?
00:07:51.660Why are we still fighting against certain veterans groups in court?
00:07:57.100Because they're asking for more than we are able to give right now.
00:08:02.020Yeah, veterans asking for the bare necessities to sustain life are asking for too much.
00:08:09.260Meanwhile, Blackface could hardly wait to stuff a check for $10.5 million into the pockets of our homegrown Al-Qaeda terrorist, Omar Khadar,
00:08:19.720because this jabroni jihadi suffered from hurt feelings while detained at Gitmo Bay.
00:08:28.020And isn't it interesting that when Blackface hits the road on the taxpayer dime, of course,
00:08:33.520he ain't staying at the Motel 6, but rather when he drops anchor at a room, it's going for $6,000 a night.
00:08:44.480Seriously, is this guy a psychopath or a narcissist or both?
00:08:49.900But just like Daddy, that would be Pierre Elliott Trudeau, by the way, not a former leader of a Caribbean dictatorship.
00:08:59.280Blackface is a cheapskate when it comes to military matters too.
00:09:04.880Canada is one of the worst nations in NATO when it comes to meeting our spending commitments.
00:09:12.040But instead of doing the right thing and increasing those expenditures,
00:09:17.180Blackface is trying to change the rules in terms of what counts as spending.
00:09:24.060Yes, he's engaging in accounting trickery.
00:09:28.000Canada, like other NATO members, is supposed to be spending 2% of its gross domestic product on NATO,
00:13:15.440How could a school, and for that matter, the Ontario Ministry of Education, tolerate such blatant racism?
00:13:23.720So it was that Gleb reached out to the Ontario Human Rights Commission, only to be shocked by the fact that the Ontario Human Rights racketeers had absolutely no problem with such blatant racism either.
00:13:40.480You see, when it comes to the Ministry of Education and the Ontario Human Rights Commission, racism in general is very bad, but in certain cases, racism is jolly good.
00:13:55.820Which is to say, in this particular case, Gleb's son was refused entry because it was only open to black students.
00:14:08.020For those kids who weren't black, it wasn't a matter of being relegated to the back of the bus, but rather, they were told to get the hell off the bus.
00:14:43.560How is it that we are now living in a province in which selective racism is not only tolerated by the government, but it's also government approved?
00:15:00.280And more interesting is why you're asking me why we're living in this.
00:15:05.080I left the Soviet Union in 2000, and it was one of the reasons, probably, for me to leave.
00:15:15.480At that time, it was no longer a Soviet Union, but I had a full experience of that type of an attitude.
00:15:22.240And why we are living in Canada, I don't know.
00:15:25.520With this type of attitudes where people can be segregated by all kinds of features, I don't know, irrelevant features, I guess, in this particular case, for educational purposes, why would the government segregate people by race, by the skin color?
00:15:43.880Gleb, I think, isn't there some bitter irony here?
00:15:48.060Because I think if there's one individual on the planet currently rolling in his grave right now about this kind of approved racism, it's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
00:16:01.160Some 50 years ago, he had the famous speech where he asked that someone not be judged by the color of their skin, but the content of their character.
00:16:13.680But the progressive left has done a 180 on this.
00:16:16.880Now they are judging people on the color of their skin.
00:26:15.200And I only play it when it's, when I kind of, I don't know, when I want to make a point, make a statement rather than actually leave through this.
00:26:27.020Well, you know, Gleb, the other thing, too, is that when it comes to the Ontario Human Rights Commission, the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal, these entities, they're non-elected.
00:28:24.920Well, I'll tell you, Glenn, to me, with all due respect, it does matter whether it's conservative or liberal.
00:28:31.560Because going back to 2018, one of the policy planks that the Ford PCs ran on was they were going to undo the radicalized McGinty-Winn sex ed curriculum that the previous liberal governments had brought in.
00:28:52.680And I would argue that sex ed curriculum in 2023 is way worse than what it was under the liberals.
00:29:01.220And now we see this perverse race card being played in which some kids are given an opportunity based on skin color.
00:29:12.640Others are told they're not allowed to participate.
00:34:15.660And in Ontario, we do have that with beer bottles in the beer store system.
00:34:22.180And once upon a time in convenience stores, we actually had refillable pop bottles.
00:34:28.400But you know what, Coke and Pepsi back in the 80s, they lobbied the provincial liberal government back then to get out of the refillable bottles.
00:34:41.340They would front, I think it was something like $40 million to start something in Ontario called the blue box system.
00:34:48.380It turned out to be a big, bogus piece of corporate welfare.
00:34:54.720If the government and the soda companies really cared about the environment, which they say they do,