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Would you be offended if you saw young white males laying wreaths at a cenotaph on Remembrance Day? Well, one nutty professor at the University of British Columbia was indeed triggered by such a sight. Just wait till you hear this story from Sheila Gunn-Reed. Oh, and here s a surprise from the Greta Thunberg camp. This time around, they re ensuring that we all know that they are reducing their carbon footprint thanks to using a multi-million dollar catamaran to cross the ocean as opposed to a jetliner. Gee, must be nice to have rich friends with toys to lend out when it comes to living one s life as a climate crusader.
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Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies and gentlemen, and the rest of you, in which we look back
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at some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favorite Rebels.
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Would you be offended if you saw young white males laying wreaths at a cenotaph on Remembrance
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Well, one nutty professor at the University of British Columbia was indeed triggered by
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Just wait till you hear this story from Sheila Gunn-Reed.
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More virtue signaling from the Greta Thunberg camp.
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This time around, they are ensuring that we all know that they are reducing their carbon
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footprint thanks to using a multi-million dollar catamaran to cross the ocean as opposed to
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Gee, must be nice to have rich friends with toys to lend out when it comes to living one's
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And finally, letters, we get your letters, we get your letters every minute of every day
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and I'll share some of your responses regarding my interview with Don Cherry the day after he
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Let's put it this way, the vast majority of you are absolutely furious with the dismissal
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of grapes as we all lay witness to the rapid and despicable growth of cancel culture.
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Those are your Rebels, now let's round them up.
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Economics instructor Maria Adshade took to Twitter to ask UBC President Santa Ono why fraternity
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members were allowed to lay wreaths at the school's Remembrance Day ceremony.
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Let me show you what Adshade tweeted when she saw a fraternity daring to lay a wreath in
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Wondering why frat boys are laying wreaths at the Remembrance Day ceremony at UBC.
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Surely there are other more representative groups on campus to play this role.
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Does she know the majority of the casualties in World War I and World War II and every single
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You couldn't get more representative if you tried, unless your concern isn't honouring
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the fallen, but rather checking some social justice quota box.
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Regardless of how any of you feel about me, you should not be supporting this casual racism.
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Adshade doesn't mean her casual racism and casual misandry, insisting that someone of a different
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race or sex would be more worthy of honouring Canadian veterans.
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No, she thinks letting frats honour fallen young men and women is casual racism.
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Well, just when you thought that the loony left couldn't politicise Remembrance Day any
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further, along comes yet another nutty professor on campus bemoaning that the presence of white
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frat boys laying wreaths at a cenotaph to pay their respects to the fallen is somehow politically
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Well, joining me now with more on a story that defies logic and decency is the host of
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So, Sheila, first of all, just so that I and all our viewers can wrap our heads around
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this whopper of a story, what exactly is casual racism and just how does it differ from racism
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I don't know if it's the racism they do on Friday, because Friday is casual day, or if
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you're allowed to wear stretchy pants when you're doing it.
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I don't know what casual racism is, and I don't know how allowing frat boys to lay a
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wreath to honour, in some instances, their own war dead young men from their own fraternities,
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I have no idea how that amounts to casual racism.
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Is maybe what she's saying, this professor, that even when one isn't trying to be racist,
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you can say or do something that might be perhaps maybe interpreted by somebody as racist,
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Well, and this lady, I mean, now I understand a little bit after the fact, after more information
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came in, because some young men who are part of the fraternity system, or the Greek system
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as they say, on UBC campus, they actually reached out to me to say that this lady, she's got a
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real personal jihad against these fraternal organisations and men's groups in general.
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She doesn't like the idea that there are places that men can gather without busy-bodied, woke-schooled
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ladies like her putting their nose in the middle of it.
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However, even if it's unintentional that these young men, some of them are white, some of them
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are not white, a lot of the guys involved weren't taking stock of everybody's ethnic background
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before they started laying wreaths. For her, it's just the fact that a young white man
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walked up and put a wreath on the cenotaph. That was casual racism because somebody didn't
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walk around and select somebody else based on their ethnicity. And for me, selecting people
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to do things based on their ethnicity feels a little bit like actual overt as opposed to
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So Sheila, let's try to deconstruct this. What she finds problematic is that they are
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male and they are white. So I guess in her world, to rectify things for Remembrance Day 2020,
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they should, oh, I don't know, have gender reassignment and become female. And in terms of the
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whiteness, oh, well, I think we have a prime minister that is an endorser of brownface and
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blackface. Or does that open up another can of worms in terms of the racism debate? This is mind
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boggling. I'm so confused, Sheila. What I'm trying to say is, how can a white male change the fact that
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he's a white male? This is her problem, not theirs.
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Yeah, this is absolutely her problem, seeing everything through the lens of gender and race.
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She said, and these were the words of her exact tweet, wondering why frat boys are laying wreaths
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at the Remembrance Day ceremony at UBC. Surely there are other more representative groups on
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campus to play this role. Representative of what? The war dead? Because I guarantee you,
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most of the young men, and I forget the exact number, actually, I have it on my screen here,
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the amount of young men who went overseas from UBC, 1,600 young men enlisted from UBC to serve.
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I guarantee you, just based on the demographics of Canada and, you know, BC at the time,
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just demographically speaking, probably most of them are white, but guaranteed most of them were
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young men. Who better to be representative of the war dead, these young men who signed up
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selflessly to fight fascism than, you know, other young men? It's just peculiar that she felt that
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these young men were unfit to honour Canada's war dead just because they were young men.
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No, you know what? That's a very profound point, Sheila. And the fact is that, yes,
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a couple of generations ago, Canada was a less diverse nation. And today, you know, through a
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variety of factors, the most profound being medical science, we do have more older people and we do
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live longer. But at the time, when you looked at who the vast majority of the war dead from our
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dominion were, we're talking young white men. But, you know, the thing about this story, Sheila,
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I mean, we've run numerous episodes of Campus Unmasked. Rob has done a fantastic job with that.
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In the bigger picture is that what this professor is saying, she isn't really an outlier.
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She isn't sort of the lunatic fringe. This is basically what you see is what you get on campus.
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These unbelievable interpretations of history and gender and race. What she is putting out there,
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I would argue, Sheila, is not abhorrent to other professors in North American colleges,
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but something that would make them not in unison. What would you say about that?
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She's absolutely the mainstream sentiment prevailing in academia right now, and particularly at UBC.
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I was reading some news articles that other faculty were in support of her saying these sorts of things,
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that, you know, that everything, even laying a wreath, should be looked at through the lens of gender
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and race. I was at Remembrance Day ceremonies. Actually, I ended up being at two because I had
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one kid at one and another kid at another, and it didn't even occur to me to check out the race of
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the people laying the wreaths. It didn't even cross my mind to see whether it was a young girl cadet
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or a young boy cadet that was laying the wreath, and I don't think it crossed the mind of the cadets
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either. So, you know, it's these people who are, I'm going to bet, are probably the people who would
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most likely presume that Canada's soldiers, they would call them baby killers or war criminals.
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Those are the ones who are speaking up now to say that there are this demographic of people that
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can't honour Canada's fallen heroes. I mean, it's just so peculiar, because they're not speaking up
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for soldiers, they're not speaking up for our fallen heroes, they're not speaking up for our
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grandpas and grandpas and the veterans amongst us. They're actually speaking up for the hurt
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feelings of people who are there witnessing the wreath laying, who are probably not even concerned
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about these things. They're being concerned on behalf of people who just don't care.
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And, you know, Sheila, if I may make a personal observation, on Sunday, November 10th, I went to
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the Remembrance Day ceremony where I live in Richmond Hill, and I noticed again this year that when it
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came to the Air Cadet Squadron of Richmond Hill, I would estimate roughly 90 to 95 percent of the Air
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Cadets were Asian. And I don't know why that is. I think it's curious, but am I offended? Absolutely not.
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Maybe there's a cultural reason why so many Asians in a, you know, in my community are attracted to
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the Air Cadets. But I would never for the life of me state something like what this professor is
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stating, that there's too many Asians in the Air Cadets, as much as she's stating there's too much
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young white maleness in a Remembrance Day ceremony. It's baffling.
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Yeah, and I will make you the exact same observation that you did from, you know, the
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continent away from you. I, I, my daughter's an Air Cadet. She has an ethnically diverse
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Air Cadet Squadron. There are over 100 kids there. They're from all different backgrounds,
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all different ethnicities, all different socioeconomic backgrounds. They have so many
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kids with the last name Patel in her Air Cadet Squadron that they are considering making a
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flight, like, like, a flight of Air Cadets with the last name Patel, because it's so ethnically
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diverse. And nobody cares. And I'm willing to bet that, you know, on the battlefields far
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away, nobody cared anybody else's, else's ethnicity when you're fighting a common foe like fascism.
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100%, Sheila. No, we have to wrap it here. I would just like to say, you know, we've seen in
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recent decades, the war on Christmas, the war on Halloween, the war on Thanksgiving, even. I used to
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think that Remembrance Day was somewhat sacred. I mean, because it is so important. And it was a
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matter of life and death. And I just wish these leftists would just keep their grubby hands off this
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and stop trying to reimagine this day and rebrand it and see things into it that don't exist. I just
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find it so vulgar and offensive. And we have to take a stand, even if we run the risk of being called
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racist ourselves. Sheila, it was a great commentary. Thank you so much for weighing in, as always.
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You got it, David. We have to stop making Remembrance Day about ourselves and our petty
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grievances and remember why we're doing it. 100%. That's right, all you professors out there and
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others. It's not about you. It was about them. Thank you so much again, Sheila Gunn-Reed. And of
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course, that was Sheila reporting from Northern Alberta. Folks, keep it here. More of Rebel Roundup to
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come right after this. Now, because she originally came to North America to go to the COP25 summit in
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Chile, which was moved to Spain, she had to find a way to get back across the Atlantic Ocean. And in
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that conversation, in that business center, in that hotel in Edmonton, she committed to me personally
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to not taking a plane back. Now, actually, she's going to be taking a half a million euro catamaran
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across the Atlantic back to Spain. It's a luxurious catamaran. Take a look at this. There's three beds
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in it, and all three of those beds are filled up with family, a third woman, and Greta herself. Those
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other three in the hotel room, well, they're going to have to get a transatlantic plane ticket.
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Nobody knows much about the people behind her, but we do know that they will be getting a plane ticket
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because there's no other way to get across the Atlantic Ocean in time for the COP25 summit. So I want to
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thank the protesters in Chile personally for saving us from nearly a year of Saint Greta telling us
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that we need to change how we live our lives while ignoring China and India and every other major
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polluter in Asia and Europe and Africa. I'll be going to COP25 with my colleague, Sheila Gunn-Reed.
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We're going to be there in person to ask Greta, her crew, and everyone else going to the UN some tough
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questions. And I want to thank Greta for being my carbon offset because I will be taking a plane
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there. Wow, who could have guessed that being a carbon crusader means that you get to travel the world
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in style? A luxury catamaran on the high seas and a whiz-bang Tesla sports sedan on the highways.
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What a sweet gig, eh? And joining me now is our roving reporter, Kian Bexty, who, as just heard, will be
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taking an old-school jetliner to the next UN climate summit in Madrid. Welcome to Rebel Roundup, Kian.
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Thanks for having me. Always a pleasure. So, Kian, you mean to say that you and Sheila Gunn-Reed
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won't be rowing a boat across the Atlantic to reduce your carbon footprint? I mean, in the immortal
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words of Saint Greta, how dare you? Well, thankfully, Greta is taking an electric catamaran
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across the Atlantic. So, she's going to be our carbon offset, and that'll pay for our carbon
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emissions on the way to Madrid. Sheila's leaving from Edmonton. I'm leaving from Calgary and will
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rendezvous in Toronto and then fly from Toronto to Madrid. So, it's like three, there's going to be
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six flights at the end of the day. So, thank God for Greta.
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You know, I'll tell you, Kian, is there anyone in the media or anyone in the environmental movement
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that would have the intellectual honesty to call out this virtue-signaling facade? And what I'm
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getting at here, Kian, is that think of real-life people out there that are planning a trip to
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Europe or a trip to the Caribbean, wherever it is, for pleasure, for work, to see family. The idea
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that we could, you know, tie in to a pool out there of wealthy millionaires that would lend us a luxury
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catamaran, that would lend us a six-figure Tesla, it's ludicrous. So, why are we going through these
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motions in the first place? Well, because the mainstream media refuses to own up to how much of
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a virtue-signaling joke this is, I mean, Greta Thunberg was in North America with her father,
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with a BBC producer slash activist, and with some sort of security personnel that we couldn't really
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identify, but she was really trigger-happy on 911. I think she had it on speed dial. So, all three of
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those people that aren't Greta somehow got to North America from the continent of Europe, and they took
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a flight. They didn't, they weren't on a boat, and then they had to take a flight back, because this
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catamaran only has three beds. Two are taken up by a gal named Nikki, and then the family that owns
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the boat, and then there's also a baby on the boat as well, and then Greta Thunberg will take up the
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other bed, presumably. So, there's no room for Greta and her BBC crew, so they're going to take a flight
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back home, but the mainstream media isn't going to cover that. They're going to say, oh, wow, what a hero
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St. Greta is for taking this catamaran. She's so committed to low emissions. It's pathetic, really.
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It really is, and it's a completely unrealistic alternative to the vast majority of people that
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live on this planet. But, you know, Kian, as one of my professors in journalism school used to say,
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always follow the money, and when it comes to that, these things, you know, whether it's old-school
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travel or catamarans and Tesla electric cars, it does not come cheap for this worldwide tour
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of Greta Thunberg. Who is paying these bills at the end of the day?
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That's the thing, David. We aren't really able to tell. She's a foreign actor. She came to Canada in
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the middle of our elections. You might remember the video of me interviewing her in the Edmonton
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Hotel that we shared. Nobody knew who was funding her, where her money was coming from, yet she still
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was staging major political rallies that were tied to the Green Party of Canada and the New Democrats.
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How she's getting back there, who's paying for this trip, well, we're not sure either. I do understand
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that the boat, the half a million euro catamaran that she's taking, is somewhat owned by the couple,
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the YouTubing couple that have piloted the boat from Australia around the world in this sort of family
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YouTube video channel thing. So she's probably getting that for free. She got the Tesla for free
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from elites like Arnold Schwarzenegger. But who paid for her hotels? Who paid for her food? Who paid for
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the flights for the BBC crew and for her dad and for her security? Nobody knows.
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You know, it's fascinating, Kian. I think it was the Times of London had a great article a few months
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ago that was making the allegation that there's a lot of people tied to the Greta Thunberg movement
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that stand to make billions with a B dollars in terms of getting green energy contracts. So
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when you look at it through that lens, it starts to add up and make sense. But we'll see if there
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hopefully other media outlets can do some investigative journalism and start connecting those dots. But
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Kian, the other thing about this, and you know, last month I went to Greta's Vancouver climate crisis
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rally, which was attended by thousands and thousands of people. But I'm trying to
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understand what the end goal of this is. Everyone says it's about creating awareness. But for the love
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of God, Kian, surely whether you buy into man-made climate change or not, everybody by now has to be
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aware of the climate change issue. You can't pick up a newspaper, watch a television, listen to a radio
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without hearing this dogma over and over again. Wouldn't it make more sense if these kids, instead
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of playing hooky on Fridays, stayed in school and became, I don't know, the next Steve Jobs and invented
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a potential alternative energy source instead of just holding up some stupid sign?
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Well, I'll throw back to a question I asked Greta personally, and it was a question of whether or
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not climate change is a political problem or a scientific problem. You see these left-wing
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activists, and not to go into too long of a spiel on this, but at the root of it, this isn't about
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climate change. This is about wealth redistribution and regime change to left-wing administrations in
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countries that aren't so dead set on wealth redistribution. So when I asked Greta, is this
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a scientific problem or a political problem? Well, she said, well, I'm not engaging in politics,
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this is a scientific problem. And then I said, well, would you like a technical solution to climate
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change? Would you like someone to solve this problem so that we don't need carbon taxes? And then
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the immediate response from her handlers and security was, we're going to call 911 on you.
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And that's the root. They don't want a technical solution to climate change. They don't want these
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problems to be solved unless it includes a program to redistribute wealth from Canadians to poorer
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countries in the world or from people who are better off to people who are worse off. That's their
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goal. That's their fundamental goal. And if that's not part of the agenda, they don't care about climate
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And Kian, I totally echo what you said. That became evident to me at the Vancouver protest,
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the amount of people there that were identifying themselves as socialists or communists,
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handing out literature to that effect. I really think what's behind this whole movement is that
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socialism and communism, it's kind of a tough sell given what we've seen in the world in the last
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several decades, how that turns out to be in North Korea, Venezuela, Cuba, what have you. So the red
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movement has been rebranded as the green movement, but behind the colors, it's the same political
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Well, Kian, it was a good rant. I hope you and Sheila, you know, as a parting question,
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do you have your press credentials to get into this conference in Madrid or
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is our own government working against us practicing journalism yet again?
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I'm actually going to hold off on answering that question because I don't want to spill the beans. I
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know that Christia Freeland's office is watching Rebel Roundup very keenly to see what our plans are,
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Fantastic. Well, you know what? Whether you're allowed in or you're locked out,
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I know you and Sheila are really going to bring home the bacon in terms of what the real story
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is going on there. So thank you once again, Kian. Much appreciated.
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You got it. And that was Kian Bexty in Alberta. Keep it here, folks.
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More of Rebel Roundup to come right after this.
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Mr. Cherry, tell me, do you think that there is a double standard in this country right now?
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We just had a prime minister in the last election campaign exposed for multiple times
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wearing blackface and brownface. So many times he can't even remember himself. We had a candidate,
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Jamie Batista in Nova Scotia, who said that when he sees a thin native girl, it reminds him of,
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I think his words were a meth addict, and he gets elected. The media go out of their way,
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it seems, to ignore or even make excuses for this kind of outright racism. And yet with you,
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with this one line, they lose their minds. Why is that? Is it maybe that somebody who's right of
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center is judged differently than those who are left of center?
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I really don't know. David, you're going to have to figure that out yourself. I know one thing,
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I am a right winger, and I've always been a right winger. And I don't know about those other things,
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but I know one thing, I'm gone. And I don't know what else to say. And I feel bad about it. I would
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have liked to gone on and finish the season, at least this year. But like I say, you make two little
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words, and you're gone. And that's the way it is. And there's nothing you can do about it. That's the
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way the world is today. And that's the way it is in the world of entertainment, as they say.
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Well, don't know about you folks, but I'm still reeling from Don Cherry being axed after almost
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40 years on Hockey Night in Canada. In fact, I don't think it will sink in until the first period
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intermission tomorrow night, when Coach's Corner will be replaced by God knows what. What a disgrace.
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In any event, here's what you had to say about Don Cherry getting fired for saying something some
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people somehow found offensive. Dee Wood writes, I cancelled the Sportsnet channels in my cable
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package today. Good. Serves Rogers right. If robbers subscribe to the ideology of cancel culture,
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then let's see how they like it when they're on the receiving end. I just wish Rogers was my service
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provider, just so that I could opt out too. Josephess33333 writes, Don Cherry for Prime Minister. He
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means what he says and says what he means. Hmm. Just when is that Conservative Party of Canada
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having its annual convention again? I believe it's next April. Well, folks, I can dream, can't I?
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Lava 1964 writes, Don Cherry is a national treasure. Ron McLean revealed himself as a weasel.
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Indeed, I believe Judas received 30 pieces of silvery for his treachery. Wonder what Ron got?
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And Sabrina Miller writes, God bless the man. My heart is broken for him. Sabrina, I am certain
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these sentiments are shared by millions of Canadians, as well as hockey fans the world over.
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Too bad the silent majority has once again been trumped by the tyranny of political correctness.
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Well, that wraps up another edition of Rebel Roundup. Thanks so much for joining us. See
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you next week. And hey, folks, never forget, without risk, there can be no glory. Good night.