Time Magazine has named Greta Thunberg Person of the Year, but do you think the media are getting the entire story about her and the people behind her? Well, we sure don t. And that s why Kian Bexte went all the way to Sweden to get some answers, and he s going to join me here to talk about his new mini-documentary, Greta Inc. It s a must-watch, and you ve got to check it out.
00:04:15.380You don't want to tell the world who's paying you.
00:04:18.520Nobody has bothered to dig deep into the rise of her messiahhood until now.
00:04:23.420Well, folks, she may be Time magazine's person of the year for 2019.
00:04:29.020But do you really think you're getting the entire story from the media party when it comes to Greta Thunberg?
00:04:35.860Well, we sure don't think so, which is exactly why Kian Bexte went to Sweden to track down Greta and, more importantly, the puppet masters behind Greta.
00:04:49.160And I can tell you that the results of that is a new little documentary that just premiered earlier today, Greta Inc.
00:05:09.580So, you know, Kian, it's absolutely fascinating.
00:05:15.120We've been led to believe, we've been given a narrative that the whole Greta Thunberg saga, which led to just a 15-year-old girl doing a solo climate strike outside her school,
00:05:30.080somehow sparked a global phenomena, culminating with her being named Time magazine person of the year.
00:05:36.900But when you went over to Sweden, first of all, what's very important, I don't want to give too many spoilers away,
00:05:44.240because I think this is required viewing for our audience.
00:05:49.220The man behind Greta, the man who supposedly had a chance meeting with her that got the ball rolling, it doesn't seem legit, does it?
00:06:02.540Ingmar Reinshag is an individual from Sweden.
00:06:06.160He's an investment specialist in public relations entrepreneur, and he's someone who has been trained specifically by Al Gore himself in the United States.
00:06:17.380And this one day in August in 2018, he just happened to walk across Greta Thunberg, and that day just happened to be the very first day of her school strike.
00:06:32.420It happened to be the very first few minutes of her school strike, actually.
00:06:35.500And his excuse for having walked by her was that he was just dropping off his son at daycare.
00:06:42.320Well, we looked at where his son went to daycare, and we looked at where he worked, and then we looked at the metro routes,
00:06:48.840understanding that a greening like him would be taking the metro or even cycling.
00:06:52.600And those routes would mean that he would have to have walked nearly three miles accidentally to actually have coincidentally walked by Greta Thunberg that day
00:07:02.800and to end up posting that perfectly manicured Facebook post that went viral and was picked up by so many media outlets around the world.
00:07:11.100So it was all too coincidental for us to believe.
00:07:27.900This is very important, I think, because from day one, the question I've been asking and the question other cynics and skeptics have been asking is,
00:07:38.780Where's the beef, as Clara Peller used to say on the old Wendy's commercials?
00:07:43.160Because this whole idea of getting carbon-free catamarans and electric Teslas donated and lent to,
00:07:52.200it just doesn't happen magically overnight, and there's been millions behind her campaign.
00:07:57.420And personally, I think this was an ingenious ploy.
00:08:01.700Make the spokesperson of the climate change shtick a 15-year-old girl with mental health issues because, Kian, that means you are truly an ogre if you dare question her.
00:08:17.620Is that what you think is the unspoken strategy by having Greta as this person, as a spokesperson in the first place?
00:08:25.200Oh, I don't think that that's the unspoken strategy.
00:08:29.400I think that's actually the spoken strategy.
00:08:32.140When they were recruiting, when they were looking to recruit someone to do this, the emails that we've seen show that they were actually looking for a young face so that nobody could fight back against them,
00:08:45.820nobody could ask them tough questions.
00:08:47.400I think that the severe autism was sort of icing on the cake for them, but they were certainly looking to be planned for someone Greta's age.
00:08:58.900And, you know, Kian, it's working because just yesterday in Davos, U.S. Treasury Chief Steve Munchen, he suggested to Greta, rightfully, I should suggest, go study economics.
00:09:12.960And I can tell you, when I did my morning commute, I was scanning the talk radio channels, and all the leftist, progressive, usual suspects,
00:09:21.900they were losing their minds over the U.S. Treasury Chief's comment about this.
00:09:27.580How dare you, to quote Greta, how dare you heap any kind of criticism on this little girl?
00:09:36.720Well, so, Kian, I would suggest this was a brilliantly conceived scam by this PR agency.
00:09:46.940A scam is a great thing, a great way to call it.
00:09:51.660We're calling it Greta Inc., and I'd suggest that everyone go to Greta Inc.
00:09:56.660not just to see the documentary, but to see the write-up on it and read a little bit more into this scam, as you say, and as I would agree it is.
00:10:04.980Greta Thunberg isn't who you think she is.
00:10:07.900She's an individual who has access to the call of eco-elites around the world who have propped her up in this preordained fashion
00:10:16.800to launch her into this messiahhood so that nobody could criticize her,
00:10:22.020and so she could start making changes around the world as these eco-elites saw fit,
00:10:27.660whether it is governments rampantly investing and subsidizing in green energy or divesting from fossil fuels
00:20:22.460This person was convicted on a preponderance of evidence.
00:20:27.580And yet, a judge used his own evidence, I guess, MR's evidence that the interpreter wasn't good enough.
00:20:41.580Meaning, MR was good enough in English, proficient enough in English, to be able to understand and tell the court that his translator wasn't good enough.
00:20:52.920He was constantly correcting the translator to the court.
00:20:55.280So, please, tell me. Tell me how he needed a translator.
00:20:59.980And Sheila, this is indeed the crux of the matter.
00:21:02.780What was stopping the judge from that point, this learned individual on the bench, from saying to Mr. MR,
00:21:10.960excuse me, sir, but given the proceedings of the last several minutes, I think you speak and understand English perfectly well.
00:21:18.720We're going to proceed with this trial in English.
00:21:20.920What was stopping the judge from applying that kind of common sense?
00:21:25.280Probably the threat of a charter challenge.
00:21:28.580It seems to me that the first trial judge, Judge Wong, I believe it was, Mavis Wong, found that he was proficient enough in English and probably wasn't buying what the defendant was selling.
00:21:44.540I mean, tell me, why would an accused rapist lie, David?
00:23:06.880It's probably the whole charter challenge that they're concerned about.
00:23:10.880And, you know, I just just wonder if somebody is going to really game the system to the nth degree that even though they understand English or French very well,
00:23:20.560they're going to pick some incredibly obscure language that's almost a dead language.
00:23:26.300So there'll be great trouble getting a translator.
00:24:05.340You cover these stories all the time where people, French language speakers file human rights complaints, even though they speak perfectly fine English because they didn't receive their services in French.
00:24:36.920I mean, I actually visited the fellow who lives in Ottawa.
00:24:39.240Him and his wife are professional gamers of the Air Canada flights to make sure that every single word is translated from English to French.
00:24:50.280And they got a multi-thousand dollar payout because the word seatbelt on their seatbelts was simply in English.
00:24:57.280And, of course, Sheila, there's no way you could fathom what to do with this fabric and metal thing that says seatbelt unless it said seatbelt in French.
00:25:11.120I mean, we can't give people a means test because obviously they would purposely fail it.
00:25:16.480So in the bigger picture, do you think maybe when it comes to immigration that there should be a stipulation that, okay, you can't speak English or French moving to Canada right now.
00:25:31.540But within a certain amount of time, you must have some kind of working proficiency in one of the official national languages so that we don't have to go through this nonsense in the future.
00:25:46.480Yeah, I mean, there should be some expectation within a reasonable amount of time that new Canadians gain some sort of proficiency in one of Canada's national languages.
00:28:12.940I'm just wondering, one of the angles I'm pursuing on this tragedy is that Liberal MP, Majid Johari, who used to be one of your colleagues, he is a supporter of this regime.
00:28:26.500And this has rubbed so many in this community the wrong way.
00:28:32.460I am wondering, do you have any insight for our viewers, Ms. Al-Assad, why this man is even still in caucus?
00:29:21.340Or are you still under Andrew Scheer's gag order?
00:29:25.200Well, that was an incredible vigil in Richmond Hill, Ontario last Friday for the 57 Canadians who died on Ukrainian Airlines Flight 752.
00:29:34.560Inside the Performing Arts Centre, the vigil itself was first class.
00:29:39.160There was barely a dry eye in the house.
00:29:41.180But there were some interesting sidebar stories regarding this vigil.
00:29:46.000First, there was the fact that Majid Johari, the Liberal MP for the writing, was a no-show.
00:29:51.960Then again, maybe that was a prudent decision on Mr. Johari's part, given that this guy actually supports the Iranian regime that took down the jetliner.
00:30:01.600And the people attending this vigil might have been royally triggered if Majid had shown up.
00:30:08.300Then there was that cop allegedly spying on people to make sure nobody was saying anything political.
00:30:18.000And then there was former Liberal, current Conservative, Leona Alislav, slinking away into the night without commenting on Johari or the biggest scandal in the world right now.
00:30:31.520And by the way, if anyone is still wondering why Andrew Scheer failed to score on an empty net on a breakaway last October, look no further than Exhibit Alislav.
00:31:02.520In recent weeks, various law enforcement officers have come after yours truly and my colleague, Kian Bexte, simply for practicing journalism.
00:31:25.260Leona Alislav was elected as a Liberal, but on September 17, 2018, she crossed the floor to join the Conservative Party, citing alleged disagreements with the Liberal government over their handling of the economy and foreign affairs.
00:31:39.000On October 21, 2019, she was re-elected as a Conservative.
00:31:44.060Following the 2019 Canadian federal election, Alislav was appointed as Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.