Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Immigrants to Canada hate Canada less than Canadians

00:00:00.000 Hello my friends, I take you through a powerful essay written 20 years ago by Howard Jacobson

00:00:05.340 after a terrible terrorist attack. I think it's relevant today because I'm also going to take you

00:00:11.640 through a new Statistics Canada survey of which Canadians are proud of Canada and which Canadians

00:00:17.780 are ashamed of Canada. And I think I make the connection between these two things.

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00:00:58.520 Tonight, I'm not sure if it's good news or bad news, but immigrants hate us less than we hate

00:01:11.500 ourselves. It's September 29th and this is the S.W.A. Band Show.

00:01:15.020 The wokeness that is upon us, the critical race theory, the self-loathing, it's been building up

00:01:42.980 for a while, more than 20 years. I started to see it when I was a student in the 1990s.

00:01:47.940 9-11 was actually a key moment in that, an inflection point. I'm not sure if we knew it

00:01:52.960 then. I could see some of it at the time. I remember I read something not in 2001 after 9-11.

00:01:59.620 That's when America was attacked, the Twin Towers, the Pentagon, the plane over Pennsylvania. But

00:02:04.240 I remember reading something, I think it was 2002, in The Independent, a U.K. paper I read

00:02:10.240 online. In 2002, there was a terrorist attack in Bali, which is an Indonesian island with

00:02:16.980 a well-known tourism industry. A bomb blew up, a nightclub, so obviously they were targeting

00:02:23.060 foreigners, tourists. 88 Australians were killed, 23 Brits, many others, obviously some Indonesians

00:02:32.080 too. The U.K. would later get their own special attack in 2005, which they still call their 7-7

00:02:39.940 bombings, a series of attacks including on their subway. And Madrid, Spain had the same subway attacks

00:02:47.240 a year earlier. I think there was some moral clarity back then before we became numb to all this, before

00:02:52.980 we became tired of all this, and so we accepted all this. And I read something by Howard Jacobson,

00:02:58.500 who I had never heard of before in The Independent, and he's a Jew, as you might have guessed by the

00:03:04.280 name. And the way he talked about it tapped into a Jewish way of thinking, of people hating you and

00:03:10.280 you hating yourself. I know that sounds neurotic and boring and like a Woody Allen movie, but I think our

00:03:15.980 entire intellectual class today is infected with that way of thinking. And here was a guy who could see

00:03:22.920 it in himself, and he talked about it clearly. I want to read some of this to you, most of it to you,

00:03:28.400 20 years after I read it, because I think about this article a lot. Then I want to tell you some good

00:03:33.820 news, bad news, how we Canadians hate ourselves, but how those who have come here haven't yet learned

00:03:39.680 to hate us. So here's the article, Choking in the Stink of Our Own Self-Hatred. Now this website says

00:03:47.940 2014, but I can tell you I read it right after the Bali bombing. Let me read most of it to you,

00:03:53.620 but please stay with me because I really do have news for you too. Let me give it a shot.

00:03:59.860 What did Cain think? We know what he said. He said he was not his brother's keeper and that his

00:04:06.180 punishment was more than he could bear. But what did he think? I'll tell you, he thought he had done

00:04:12.360 a heinous thing. Why invoke brother-keeping at this hour unless you understand brother-keeping

00:04:18.200 to be sacrosanct? By his shamed denial of the obligations of humanity, the first murderer

00:04:25.360 proclaims the wrongness of murder. It's very interesting, and I think he's right.

00:04:32.580 He had a guilty look to him, but look at what Jacobson does next.

00:04:36.540 In this he is more morally refined than many who take life. What there is no sign of in his thinking

00:04:45.180 is that he was right to kill his brother, that it was brought about by the inequality of things,

00:04:50.420 God's preference for Abel's incense and unfair distribution of the goods of Eden, or Israel's

00:04:56.680 moving its tanks into Hebron. Many are the causes of our discontents, but murder in the heart is

00:05:02.600 murder in the heart. He's a good writer, isn't he? An unfair distribution of the goods of Eden,

00:05:08.720 he's funny. But look at this next part. I think this is a smart man writing this.

00:05:16.080 And Abel, what do we suppose was going through his mind as his brother rose up and slew him?

00:05:22.860 That in some labyrinthine way it was all his fault? That he had brought his brother's violence

00:05:29.320 down upon himself? That there is no doing without our calling for it to be done? Is Abel the first

00:05:35.300 instance, in literature at least, of Jewish self-hatred? Okay, so here's the Jewish part,

00:05:40.700 but bear with me. I'm telling you that we're all infected with this kind of neurotic self-hatred now.

00:05:47.220 I've been thinking about Jewish self-hatred in recent weeks, reminding myself that the phrase is

00:05:51.820 out of favor now, properly out of favor, that it smacks of those 19th century German accusations

00:05:58.480 of selbst-toss, finding confirmation of the detestableness of Jews in the fact that they

00:06:04.860 detested themselves. And out of favor, too, because we all accept that we can't go around accusing Jews

00:06:10.120 of hating themselves every time they gemur from the policies of an Israeli prime minister,

00:06:15.480 except, except it seems to me that that depends rather on the vehemence of the gemur. Okay, I wasn't

00:06:21.540 really familiar with the concept of selbst-toss, self-hatred is a German word, until I read this, but

00:06:27.340 I think it's a way of coping, really. If someone, or if a lot of people, hate you so

00:06:33.000 extremely much, so much that it almost doesn't make sense to you, you either reject it as wrong

00:06:40.860 and you fight back, or if you're too reasonable, too intellectual, too open-minded, you get a sort of

00:06:50.240 Stockholm syndrome and you say, well, if so many people are mad about me, maybe they're right, maybe I

00:06:57.660 did do something wrong. I think it's a kind of battered women syndrome, as it used to be called. I don't

00:07:02.480 think you're allowed to say those words anymore. Those would be women who justify, who make excuses for

00:07:08.880 the men who beat them. They're thinking, well, I must have done something wrong. I'll read more from Jacobson

00:07:14.400 because he's much better at explaining things than me. You see, you read, you breathe in the evidence of

00:07:21.840 an unimaginable crime done to you and yours, and you can't comprehend that such a thing could come

00:07:28.640 causeless from nowhere, so you become the cause. There must be a reason in the universe,

00:07:34.840 so you become the reason. It's partly altruism. You cannot bear the thought of random beings,

00:07:40.900 so you supply the system. In that way, you also supply the God. Never mind Dachau proving that

00:07:47.220 God doesn't exist. That's baby stuff. A sophisticated Jew can, by the subtleties of self-hatred, show you

00:07:53.160 that Dachau, Auschwitz, Belzen, name your own names, establish beyond all doubt the existence of a moral

00:07:59.360 universe. So again, this is Jewish stuff. You say you're to blame for the hate against you, but look,

00:08:06.760 surely, aren't we all doing that in Canada and across the West? Hating ourselves? Hating our history?

00:08:13.400 Denouncing ourselves? Tearing down Johnny McDonald statues? Taking him off our $10 bill?

00:08:19.120 Being anti-Semitic is out of date. Being anti-white, anti-Western, anti-Canadian, that's the new frontier.

00:08:25.580 This guy is talking about it as a Jew, but does it not apply to all of us as Canadians?

00:08:29.600 I'll read some more. Too much mind. That's what I decided on that day in Dachau. We had made

00:08:37.780 ourselves too interior for more physical peoples to bear. Did I get this from Nietzsche? Maybe.

00:08:43.880 But it felt all mine. The idea of too much mind issuing with that perfect circularity of self-hatred

00:08:49.560 from my own mind and proving the case all over again. I'm still here. I could boast to the sightless

00:08:54.440 spirits of those who built this place. Still here, you bastards, and still thinking. But when one of

00:08:59.600 the things you're thinking is that you've brought all this down upon yourself, it's not much of a

00:09:03.760 boast. And for thinking along these lines, you hate yourself yet more. It stinks, self-hatred, and it

00:09:09.920 stink debilitates you because it's your stink. Do you see what I mean? This is neurotic stuff. This is

00:09:15.720 obsessive stuff. Too intellectual. Too many fancy words. Too much psychological trickery. I think

00:09:24.380 it's a kind of mental disease of the Jews, but now it's a disease of the West. We all overthink

00:09:30.040 things. Just shut up already. Gender, race. Now we've invented transgenderism and anti-transphobia.

00:09:38.100 It never ends. I'll read some more, and this is what I thought was amazing. Again, remember,

00:09:42.680 he was writing this right after a bunch of young men and women were blown up in Bali at a nightclub

00:09:48.160 by Muslim terrorists. Okay? So put your mind in that context. Ready?

00:09:54.820 The past flows through us, as certainly is the future. A genetic, no less, and a theological truth.

00:10:01.400 But that's not the same as taking blame where there is no blame to be taken.

00:10:05.820 An obscene act of irrigation, I now realize, making one's culpability the heart of everything,

00:10:11.640 unjust to one's immortal soul, which wants no part of it, and unjust even to the Nazis and their like,

00:10:17.600 who must be allowed to sin egregiously on their own behalf and go to hell unmolested.

00:10:24.440 Here it is. I'm going to read this so slowly. Look at this. This is the best thing I've ever

00:10:29.600 read about blaming yourself, blaming the West, blaming society for the harms done to you.

00:10:36.000 Jacobson is talking about who really did the crime in Bali, but who's taking the blame? Look at this.

00:10:40.800 Ditto those who blew apart the however many hundreds of kids dancing the last of their

00:10:47.640 lives away in Bali. It behoves us to stay out of their motives. Utterly obscene, the narrative of

00:10:54.580 guilty causation, which now waits on every fresh atrocity. What else are the dissatisfied to do but

00:11:00.920 kill? Et cetera. As though dissatisfaction were an automatic detonator, as though Cain were the

00:11:08.840 creation of Abel's will. Obscene in its haste, obscene in its self-righteousness, mentally permitting

00:11:16.760 others to pay the price of our self-loathing. Obscene in its ignorance, for we should know now how

00:11:23.560 self-class operates, encouraging those who hate us only to hate us more, since we concur in their

00:11:30.780 conviction of our detestableness. Here is our decadence. Not the nightclubs, not the beaches

00:11:38.880 and the sex and the drugs, but our incapacity to believe we have been wronged. Our lack of self-worth.

00:11:49.400 Do you understand that? He's saying, how dare you explain away terrorism when the terrorists

00:11:56.880 themselves don't? How dare you blame someone else? How dare you blame the victims? How dare

00:12:02.400 you make excuses for the harm done to you? How dare you put your own self-loathing ahead

00:12:07.420 of justice for the victims? I think I've read that essay every year for 20 years, whenever

00:12:11.380 I think about 9-11. Jacobson thinks about these things all the time. It frankly feels out of

00:12:17.620 day, the Jewish intellectual feels like something out of the 20th century. The 21st century has

00:12:22.160 moved on from that. I don't think we really have intellectuals these days, just anti-intellectuals.

00:12:27.660 We don't build statues. We tear them down. We don't write books. We barely even read them.

00:12:33.220 We ban them now. Not a lot of room for intellectuals. And I thought of all of this because of this

00:12:39.340 news story I saw in my favorite Ottawa news source called blacklocks.ca. Here's the headline.

00:12:44.280 Sort of grabs your attention. 53% of blacks proud of Canada. I read their story and then I found the

00:12:51.860 underlying Statistics Canada study that they cited. So you can see it here on the screen. It's

00:12:56.580 from General Social Survey, Social Identity 2020. A snapshot of pride in Canadian achievements among

00:13:04.100 designated groups. That's great. I mean, you hear the word pride a lot these days, but it's almost

00:13:09.780 always in reference to gay pride parades. But is anyone allowed to be proud just to be Canadian?

00:13:16.860 I mean, not Trudeau. He thinks we committed a genocide. Trudeau thinks our flag should remain

00:13:24.040 at half-mast indefinitely. But Statistics Canada is still asking Canadians if they like Canada,

00:13:32.300 which I think is an interesting question. Here's what the results say.

00:13:35.920 Canadians are most proud of Canada's health care system. All right, I'll admit that's sort of pitiful.

00:13:41.680 I mean, it's a government spending program, a sort of welfare. That's what you're most proud about.

00:13:45.660 But still, I think it's better than hating Canada for it. Let me read.

00:13:50.780 At a time when Canada's frontline workers were treating COVID-19 patients in clinics,

00:13:55.080 emergency rooms, and hospitals, Canadians were most proud of their health care system.

00:13:58.900 The highest share, 74% of respondents who said they were very proud or proud of an achievement,

00:14:03.260 reported feeling proud of Canada's health care system. People who belonged to population groups

00:14:08.720 designated as visual minorities were especially proud, with 82% feeling proud of Canada's health

00:14:14.840 care system, compared with 71% of non-visible minorities. Among the different visible minority

00:14:20.500 groups, Filipino, 96% and Salvation, 87% respondents were the most likely to report being very proud or

00:14:27.860 proud of Canada's health care system. Now, as you may know, a lot of Filipino Canadians work in health care,

00:14:31.900 so that may be why. But how about pride in just how we treat, I don't know, people of different

00:14:36.500 backgrounds. Trudeau's always pitting us against each other. He calls us racist or sexist or whatever.

00:14:43.920 But, you know, Canadians don't share his hatred of us, at least not as deeply as he hates us.

00:14:49.780 At least most of us don't. Check this out.

00:14:51.220 Pride in Canada's treatment of all groups in society among population groups designated as visible

00:14:58.000 minorities. Canada 2020. So the people who are the least proud of how we treat minorities,

00:15:04.340 can you see it there? White people, 43.9%. Compared to visible minorities themselves,

00:15:11.740 63.6% are proud of it. They're much more likely to love or be proud of racial relations in Canada

00:15:20.100 than guilty, self-loathing whites, the kind Howard Jacobson was on about.

00:15:26.280 West Asians, that's another way of saying Arabs and Turks, they're literally the most happy people in

00:15:33.160 Canada when it comes to race relations. 76.6%. That's almost double what white folks say.

00:15:41.400 I'll read some more. Look at this. Almost 7 in 10 Canadians said they felt pride in the way

00:15:47.040 democracy works in Canada. This increased to close to 8 in 10 for respondents who belong to

00:15:53.400 population groups designated as visible minorities. Compared with 64% of those who did not belong to a

00:16:00.300 visible minority group. Huh. And look at this. Immigrants who arrived to Canada within the past

00:16:07.080 five years are more likely to feel pride in how Canada treats all groups in society. Nearly 8 in 10

00:16:13.700 immigrants who arrived in Canada five years ago or less expressed pride in this achievement.

00:16:21.080 Hmm. So where's all the self-loathing come from? Where's all the hate coming from? I mean,

00:16:29.220 apart from Trudeau, who's pitting us against each other. I bet you know the answer before I tell you.

00:16:37.220 It's coming from the schools. It's coming from the universities. Look at this. Younger Canadians are

00:16:43.660 less likely to be proud of Canada's treatment of all groups in society and the way democracy works.

00:16:50.980 Canadians aged 15 to 34 were less likely than those aged 35 and older to report pride

00:16:57.540 in the way democracy works in Canada and pride in Canada's treatment of all groups in society. While

00:17:03.300 62% of Canadians aged 15 to 34 reported pride in the way democracy works, 70% of those aged 35 and

00:17:10.260 older reported feeling proud. Canadians aged 15 to 34 were also less likely than older Canadians to be

00:17:17.140 proud of the way all groups in society are treated. With 43% of 15 to 34 year olds saying they were proud

00:17:24.340 of this compared to 53% of people aged 35 to 54 and 50% of people aged 55 and older.

00:17:33.220 Young people are being taught to hate their country, taught to hate themselves, taught to hate what we've

00:17:39.860 done together, taught to hate the country we've built. Tell me a better country! We've been taught to hate it.

00:17:46.820 Young people are the ones who blame us for the world's woes. They're the ones Howard Jacobson warned us

00:17:55.540 about. Stay with us for more.

00:17:58.180 You are looking at footage recently released from a court of the January 6th insurrection at Capitol

00:18:20.340 Hill and I use air quotes for that because even though it's been more than six months not a single

00:18:27.140 person who's been accused or detained has been charged with insurrection. It really wasn't

00:18:33.460 insurrection. The only charges or at least pleas that I've seen so far were for illegal parading.

00:18:40.420 I've heard it called the great meandering. Now I'm not downplaying it. I don't think you should

00:18:46.500 go into closed buildings. I don't think you should break windows. Although now we're learning that the

00:18:52.420 FBI had informants in there and they were leading the whole procession. I think a lot more facts are

00:18:58.020 going to come out. But my point is since January 6th we have been told that violence is the worst thing

00:19:05.140 especially if it's Republican violence even if there really wasn't much violence on that day. And by the

00:19:08.980 way I agree violence is a bad thing in case you're in any doubt where I stand. But contrast that and the

00:19:16.100 extreme coverage of the great meandering of the Capitol with headlines like this should the climate

00:19:24.420 movement embrace sabotage that's in nothing less than the New Yorker and obsessively anti-Republican

00:19:32.740 anti-January 6th publication and then promoting a book called How to Blow Up a Pipeline by Andrea's

00:19:40.340 Mom. How can the leftist Democrat eco-movement embrace violence moments after denouncing the

00:19:48.900 great meandering here to help us figure it out is our friend Mark Morano the boss of climate depot.com.

00:19:54.020 I'm not trying to be cheeky. I'm just pointing out how absurd and hyper heated the rhetoric was about

00:20:00.980 January 6th with which in the end prosecutors obviously don't think it was an insurrection.

00:20:06.740 They haven't filed any insurrection act charges but the debate about eco-terrorism is being

00:20:14.820 normalized. How do you square that Mark? There's no way to square it. I mean if you think about

00:20:19.540 what happened on January 6th where the the public house of the people the U.S. Congress took a little

00:20:25.860 damage and people broke in but at the same time a year earlier with the almost a year earlier the

00:20:31.620 the Black Lives Matter march has literally destroyed storefronts and private businesses and homes and

00:20:37.300 killed people and leveled parts of cities in the United States and that was cheered on. That was

00:20:42.340 cheered on so much they lifted all COVID restrictions. So it's a very simple way to square this Ezra and

00:20:48.420 we know this whether it's you're talking about mask mandates or any kind of lockdown rules. If this if the

00:20:54.740 activity you're doing is it was in favor of the political party in power or the ruling elite

00:21:01.220 then it's going to be okay. The January 6th riot or whatever you want to call it the meandering

00:21:08.900 was literally not okay because it was a pro-Trump rally. Black Lives Matter was perfectly fine with

00:21:14.660 the same people outraged because it was for a good political cause in their mind and bringing us to what

00:21:21.140 the New Yorker is doing now promoting featuring and you know essentially rubber stamping eco-terrorism.

00:21:28.820 That's also for a good cause that the ruling elite like so it just you can do violence but it has to

00:21:34.020 be violence for the right cause or they're not going to support you're going to be the evil and vilified.

00:21:39.460 Yeah I mean here in Canada it's quite something the Proud Boys is literally listed as a terrorist group.

00:21:45.620 I don't think there's been a single incident of Proud Boys doing anything in Canada. They used to meet in

00:21:51.700 bars but it was just a way for the Prime Minister to demonize right-wing young guys. I mean they I mean

00:21:59.940 it's absurd. Proud Boys doesn't even operate in Canada. It's literally a terrorist group but the

00:22:06.180 Prime Minister won't lift a finger to not only the the kind of protests you're referring to Black Lives Matter

00:22:12.660 we've seen some of that in Canada but in Canada about a year and a half ago there were widespread

00:22:18.660 blockades on railway tracks that could theoretically derail a train if they weren't caught in time.

00:22:24.820 Railway blockades pipeline blockades forestry blockades none of that is called terrorism even when

00:22:32.500 people are physically assaulted but I don't know the great meandering and a couple of Proud Boys drinking beers

00:22:40.740 that's illegal. I think it shows that uh that police themselves are becoming politicized because

00:22:46.980 it's not just politicians who do this stuff once these things are in you know the rules or the laws

00:22:52.100 they're they're implemented in a political way. I think the police are becoming more and more political.

00:22:56.900 I mean I agree I'm now I get flat from some of my own followers I I start to openly question whether

00:23:02.420 defunding the police when they're uh heavy-handed tactics what we're seeing in Australia or Canada or

00:23:08.740 parts of the U.S. where they're shutting down people either without a mask or violating lockdown

00:23:13.060 rules. I don't want to see our police uh following these orders. In fact I'm actually cheering on

00:23:19.780 Black Lives Matter right now in New York City as where they're actually standing up for some of the uh

00:23:25.220 African-American patrons who are being ejected from restaurants 70 percent. So I believe you build

00:23:30.340 coalitions where you can and you don't have uh ridiculous uh like they're like like the media and the ruling

00:23:36.660 elites where only certain things are allowed and others aren't. But in terms of uh you know where

00:23:42.580 we are in terms of eco-terrorism and where we are in terms of this whole thing I think the whole COVID

00:23:47.140 lockdown has emboldened uh this is what led to the big Black Lives Matter riots because everyone was

00:23:54.100 locked down. That was point number one. Point number two the environmentalists have been very jealous

00:23:59.060 of all the attention that uh the uh that the COVID has received and all these solutions which they want

00:24:04.900 the same solutions they've wanted shutting down the economy uh unelected bureaucracy uh literally

00:24:09.860 they drooled over one Chinese one-party rule for decades in the climate movement and now the western

00:24:15.620 democracies have essentially arrived at Chinese one-party rule with politicians beholden to an

00:24:21.140 unelected uh public health bureaucracy. And so I think this has made the environmentalists

00:24:26.420 radicalize them again and that's why we're seeing pieces like this in the New Yorker.

00:24:30.340 Environmentalists want attention. They saw the attention Black Lives Matter got and now they

00:24:35.140 they want legitimacy and they want to start blowing up things. Pipelines, SUVs, cars. The New Yorker

00:24:41.460 touting this guy who was just bragging that they had burned all these SUVs and lots and he wants to

00:24:46.580 blow up pipelines. This is uh you know this is going to be our future of instilling extremism in people

00:24:53.300 whenever you lock down a society, suppress free speech, take away people's outlet of voting,

00:24:59.860 democracy, and uh free free expression you're going to end up with radicals on all sides.

00:25:05.860 And right now they're trying to legitimize the left-wing radicals be it Black Lives Matter

00:25:10.660 and or be it in eco-terrorism as we're seeing in the New Yorker and NPR.

00:25:14.980 Yeah I think the left is expert at accusing uh their opponents of what they themselves are doing.

00:25:20.500 While they accuse conservatives of being violent and they look for violence they believe that words

00:25:25.940 can be violence when conservatives say prickly words but their own violent actions they they

00:25:33.140 don't call that violence. I mean I uh I mean I remember those classic CNN banners uh during the

00:25:40.100 Black Lives Matter riots you know largely peaceful riots while standing in front of burning buildings.

00:25:46.180 It's just incredible I there there's a kind of mental reservation that I think Leninists have

00:25:52.660 which is they'll just sort of uh you know I mean I think people by nature when they tell a lie they

00:25:59.220 have a they have a poker tell they it's not a natural thing people want to tell the truth in our society

00:26:04.580 and to lie there's sort of a bit of a giveaway people flinch or maybe they don't tell a whole lie

00:26:09.540 there's a they have a mental reservation of a tiny truth embedded with that's but I think that the

00:26:15.060 leftist success is from looking you straight in the eye and accusing you of what they have just done

00:26:22.100 or want to do you in good faith will answer the accusation while they sort of chuckle and keep doing

00:26:27.860 what they're doing. I mean they accuse anyone on the right of being violent or inciting violence

00:26:32.340 just for using words and here they are plotting and planning eco-terrorism. It's just unbelievable

00:26:37.540 and I I think it's a different mindset I think conservatives and I'm not talking about liberals

00:26:41.780 who I generally like I'm talking about hardcore leftist activists who will do anything I mean

00:26:48.180 rules for radicals they will literally do whatever it takes to win uh to use our democracy against

00:26:54.340 ourselves. Last word to you Mark. Well your quote reminds me I used to cover Jesse Jackson when you

00:26:59.220 know he'd shake down Wall Street uh through his Rainbow Coalition and he used to talk about economic

00:27:04.660 violence and the premise there was government wasn't doing enough with handouts for minorities

00:27:10.420 but I think if you look at what's happened now if you can't apply the term economic violence

00:27:15.300 to what environmental regulations will do what lockdowns have done what it's doing to poor and

00:27:22.020 middle class Americans and middle class in all the western democracies this is true economic violence but

00:27:28.820 they want to add to that they want true property destruction because they want that intimidation

00:27:34.100 they know that in order to have the power of the one party state in order to have the party of an

00:27:39.380 unelected health bureaucrat who can just issue a decree and things happen you got to jet up fear

00:27:44.500 first and these activists and the one featured in the New Yorker Andreas Malm from Sweden they know that

00:27:50.340 they want to scare the public scaring the public leads to them getting more power we saw it with

00:27:55.460 COVID saw it with Black Lives Matter and they want to return the roots to the environmental

00:27:59.860 movement remember they've had this for years when I was in the U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works

00:28:03.220 Committee we had animal rights activists come in and say for every scientist they killed or blew up a lab

00:28:09.380 uh doing animal experiments that was that many animals that they saved so there are some true

00:28:14.500 animal environmental radicals out there and all you need to do is stir them up and that's what our

00:28:18.980 mainstream media is doing now is stirring them up and getting them motivated and excited incredible

00:28:24.900 economic violence I think that is an accurate description of companies being forced to close

00:28:30.100 because if you don't comply they will see send the police to you and they will throw you in prison

00:28:35.620 eventually as we've seen in Canada Mark great to catch up with you thanks for your time

00:28:39.540 thank you I appreciate it you have it Mark Morano he's the boss of climate depot.com stay with us more ahead

00:28:54.900 hey welcome back on our new reporter in the United Kingdom Kenny writes fantastic news rebel UK love

00:29:03.300 it welcome Lewis I like Lewis I haven't had a chance to meet him in person yet but he's such a good egg

00:29:09.220 on TV and I've enjoyed my my conversation with him Paul writes good job you guys at rebel news there's

00:29:15.860 nothing better than real reporters on the ground doing their job and then turning it into a journal for the

00:29:20.020 public to see at short notice warts and all and it's not looking pretty you know what I tell our

00:29:26.020 people the stories out there I mean I I'm here in the office most of the time I'm in my studio but we have a large

00:29:32.660 operation and I have many duties besides just doing my TV show but are the news is out in the field it's on the street I was

00:29:42.020 saying to one of our new journalists it is better to be out there reporting the news and having other people chew it up

00:29:48.020 chew it over talk it out then being the secondhand dealer of ideas sitting back and chewing over someone else's work that primary reporting is the most valuable thing and and I think that's why

00:30:00.020 Avi Yamini is so successful well at this point in the past I would bid you adieu and I'm going to do that now but not before throwing to our video of the day and we have a young talent named Lincoln Jay who started off as a videographer cameraman that kind of thing

00:30:16.020 uh and more and more he's been appearing on TV and we recently sent him to Winnipeg to a protest at a hamburger joint called monstrosity burger I tell you if

00:30:28.020 if I if we're in Winnipeg and we're hungry you know it sounds like they're great burgers just the name of the place anyways monstrosity burger they don't believe in segregation

00:30:38.020 or violating the privacy of their customers and so there's a bit of a freedom protest going on there enough for me I'll let Lincoln Jay our roving reporter tell you the story from the ground

00:30:50.020 from the ground so goodbye and enjoy this video of the day from Lincoln Jay

00:31:10.020 We need to support and empower individuals to come out here opening their hearts coming from a place of positivity respect pro-choice meaning not just your narrative be being open if you want to wear a mask wear a mask wear a mask

00:31:18.020 you don't you don't you don't you want to get a shot get a shot you don't you don't

00:31:28.020 The greatest glory in glory and living lies not in never falling but in rising every time we fall

00:31:38.020 Thank you guys rise up and keep cheering and keep holding your ground you guys

00:31:42.020 I'm not going to get any boosters and neither is my husband and for the record right now I cut this vaccine card in half because my stance when we did the rally in front of HSC hospital was if you can't go I will not go

00:32:00.020 Lincoln Jay for rebel news and this past Saturday for the first time I attended a freedom rally at the legislature building in Winnipeg Manitoba

00:32:06.020 People from all walks of life from all over Winnipeg came together to protest COVID-19 mandates more specifically to protest the vaccine passport system that we are seeing in provinces all across Canada

00:32:20.020 We had a chance to dive into the crowd and talk with some of the attendees let's check it out

00:32:24.020 First of all what brings you out here today?

00:32:38.020 Well I'm here because this is about consent for me

00:32:42.020 So the fact that the government wants to put something in my body whether it be a q-tip or a little needle that's not cool

00:32:50.020 Not cool at all

00:32:52.020 That's why I'm here

00:32:53.020 To stand for freedom our rights and to protest against the vaccine passport that's going to be mandated soon for a lot of the healthcare

00:33:00.020 And just stand up for like I say our rights and freedoms

00:33:04.020 Brings me out is standing for these people right here standing for our children for freedom

00:33:08.020 Freedom

00:33:10.020 I fight for freedom I live for freedom and I want freedom

00:33:14.020 Standing up for my business standing up for my children for my family for their future

00:33:19.020 As a small business I've felt like I was crumbling but being a support like being supported and surrounded by people like this I now know that I can take a stand and I'm not alone

00:33:31.020 Why is it important for you to support businesses that aren't discriminating against people regardless of their vaccine status?

00:33:37.020 Oh I think it's huge to support them and I hope that more come on board I hope more of my vaccinated friends will come on board

00:33:44.020 The cornerstone of like the success of our capitalist system is that the free exchange of goods

00:33:50.020 I don't need to know what your race is what your ethnicity what your religion is can you afford the object I'm willing to sell

00:33:57.020 That's how it should be we shouldn't be allowing anybody to enter any businesses restaurants gyms fitness centers whatever it is like there's no reason

00:34:05.020 Before COVID we were allowed in all these places and now we're not like that doesn't make sense to me like so I'm going to support the people that are going to welcome me in because they deserve my support and they deserve my business

00:34:15.020 I find that's important to me because they're the ones who are actually supporting us and our rights and not actually opposing them and saying that we're not allowed to be in there right so

00:34:25.020 um whereas these places that are doing the dirty work for the government saying

00:34:29.020 uh go out and you know make it mandatory to go into a restaurant or a gym or any of those places hair salons

00:34:35.020 it's like that's completely ridiculous and all of them that think that they have to that they don't have a choice their hands are tied that's complete bull

00:34:41.020 Well I'm a rule of law kind of guy I like to uh I like to I like to I like to know what the rules are and currently the rules are we have we have the constitution we have the criminal code we have all these different things

00:34:53.020 right now it seems that we're living in a banana republic so that's why I'm supporting them because they support the rules that make our society work and make our society good

00:35:01.020 because that's how it should be and we need to stand united what you allow you enable so we need to see businesses like Masarasi burger taking that stand and connecting with other businesses inspiring other businesses to do so

00:35:12.020 because if we do not obey to these tyrannical rule then we don't have to it'll be pushed back you'll see that regression on that push if everybody took a stand together

00:35:22.020 very important we should have the freedom without any form of discrimination

00:35:27.020 the rules are not coming from the government the rules are coming from the businesses they're just suggestions from the government they actually don't want the liability of making the rules so they make the businesses make the rules

00:35:38.020 so when there's a business out there that's willing to stand up and and speak the truth and say what's real for them then I want to support them absolutely 100%

00:35:46.020 so right now we need to support businesses like that we need to support and empower individuals to come out here opening their hearts coming from a place of positivity respect pro-choice meaning not just your narrative you're being open if you want to wear a mask wear a mask you don't you don't you want to get a shot get a shot you don't you don't but have it so we have our freedoms it's not being pushed upon our children people aren't being pushed out of work businesses tell told they have to close if they trample on constitutional rights so that's one of the biggest ways I did go ahead and get vaccinated because I wanted to be able to travel to

00:36:15.020 I wanted to be able to travel to British Columbia this summer and go see my new granddaughter she was due August the 4th when I went to BC and got back I didn't have to use this vaccination card and when I got back I realized that the vaccine mandate and vaccine passports was now taking place where every person was going to have to be vaccinated and I just couldn't live with myself knowing that there are those out there who just don't want to do it I'm not going to get any

00:36:44.780 boosters and neither is my husband and for the record right now I cut this vaccine card in half because my stance when we did the rally in front of HSC hospital was if you can't go I will not go

00:36:58.460 it continues to be the leader it continues to be an example for others

Rebel News Podcast - September 30, 2021

EZRA LEVANT ｜ Immigrants to Canada hate Canada less than Canadians

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