Trudeau's statement on the blockades is a surrender
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Justin Trudeau's father, Pierre Trudeau, imposed martial law to crack down on the FLQ, a terrorist group that was fighting for Quebec separatism. The whole province was essentially put on lockdown, and the whole country was under martial law.
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Hello, my rebels. Today, I take you through the day's unfolding events, how Justin Trudeau,
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in standing with the illegal blockaders who are blocking a First Nations-backed pipeline,
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fake aboriginals who are opposing the 20 aboriginal bands who support the pipeline,
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how Trudeau has done so by forming a coalition government with the Bloc Hippicoat and the NDP.
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That's what has happened. I'll prove it to you. Stay tuned for that. I'll also invite you to
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Tonight, Justin Trudeau finally makes a definitive statement about the pipeline blockades,
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and it's a statement of surrender. It's February 18th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.
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Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
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There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.
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The only thing I have to say to the government about why I publish it is because it's my bloody
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When Justin Trudeau's father, Pierre Trudeau, brought in martial law to crack down on the
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Front de Libération du Québec, the FLQA, paramilitary group, a terrorist group, really.
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They were agitating for Quebec separatism. Well, Pierre Trudeau made no apologies for how brutal
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he would be. I think the response to terrorists should always be brutal, by the way. The trouble
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with Trudeau's martial law, Pierre Trudeau's martial law, is that it treated everyone as a terrorist.
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It was brutal to everybody. The whole province was essentially put on lockdown. He brought in
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martial law. There were warrantless searches and seizures. I don't know if you know this, but
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RCMP officers actually torched the barns of farmers who were suspected of sympathizing with
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the FLQ. They literally committed the crime of arson. Trudeau's police did that. Did you know that
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every newspaper in Quebec was censored by Trudeau during his imposition of the war measures back?
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I didn't know that fact until some years ago when I happened to be speaking to Conrad Black's
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then partner, David Radler. Together, the two of them owned many newspapers, but back during the
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FLQ crisis, they were much smaller. Radler told me that he was appointed, he personally was the English
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language censor for newspapers in Quebec. I couldn't believe it, but why couldn't I believe it? That's what
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martial law was, censoring newspapers. So that was Pierre Trudeau, play-acting as a tyrant like his
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good friends Mao and Castro. I suppose you could say he was defending the unity and integrity of our
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country. A reporter asked him just how far he'd go, and you know what he said, this.
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At any cost? At any cost? How far would you go with that? How far would you extend that?
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So that's Pierre Trudeau, but Justin Trudeau lacks his father's everything, really,
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other than his name and inherited wealth. Justin is dumber than his dad. Justin is unaccomplished
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in life, unlike his dad. Accepting his elevation to the highest office in the land, I mean,
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really, what did he do before that miracle? Justin Trudeau lacks courage and decisiveness. Now,
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on many things, that's good. I don't want Trudeau making a lot of decisions, but we actually need
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a leader now to make some decisions now. The whole country is being shut down by the most pitiful
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group of protesters ever seen. They're not even armed terrorists like some of the FLQ were. You know,
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the FLQ murdered people. They planted bombs in mailboxes. They were a threat. They had connections
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to the dictatorship of Cuba. These eco-protesters this past week have been pitiful. Here's Kian
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Would you be able to tell me what is actually being transported to Kitimat?
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What do you think is being transported to Kitimat?
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I'm not entirely sure, but I know it has to do something with the Albertan government.
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Just one quick question. Could you tell me what is in the pipe, what they're going to be transporting?
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Yeah, I don't think we need to deploy the armed forces as Trudeau did.
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And really, any adult who isn't in a weakened state because they're vegan would be able to
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I think they'd fall over if you just touched them, but our police won't do that.
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You know, this morning, those weird protesters said they were going to do a citizen's arrest
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on the NDP Premier of British Columbia, John Horgan.
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So they thought, well, why don't, there ought to be some arresting.
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Shame on Chet Muth for endorsing this activity.
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This is so unprofessional, that's all I can say.
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And in the case of the Premier's personal house, well, that was the one time they were
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Affecting the distribution of countless things that move in this country by rail, which affects
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But I think the eco-radicals have been too bold.
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Last week, they blocked not only British Columbia's legislature, including the handicapped entrance,
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But they started to rough up journalists just a little bit.
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I mean, journalists love Greta Thunberg, the Extinction Rebellion, all these foreign-funded
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That's, you know, when other people are inconvenienced, the media loves these guys.
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But journalists and the NDP politicians themselves being inconvenienced?
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Yeah, everyone likes Greta when she's aimed at your enemies, but aiming them at her allies?
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Can I show you these professional protesters, Greta's street teams in the United Kingdom?
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Ager who's got trabalhar in the United Kingdom?
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They all wanted to put their boots in, didn't they?
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That's what happened when Greta's street teams inconvenienced working class Brits by stopping the railways there.
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Some hipsters weren't quite a match for working men and women being made late for work.
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They're digging up the pristine lawns in historic sites in the UK.
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I thought these folks were supposed to be pro-environment.
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Like I say, you can knock them over with a flick.
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Well, they brought that same spirit to Canada big time.
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Via Rail shut down all of its traffic amongst the three great liberal cities.
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Those three cities voted overwhelmingly for the left, for climate justice, whatever.
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But all those voters in Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, they just assumed that the people who would
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I mean, sure, shutting down trains and cars, if that were to happen, it would cut their
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But they don't want to have to be the ones to actually make a sacrifice.
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Isn't all the pain of decarbonizing supposed to be handled by Alberta?
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And all the bragging rights done by those three great liberal cities?
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So Greta's street thugs are irritating Toronto, Montreal, and Ottawa liberals.
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I mean, had those hippies, those vegans, those Vietnam draft dodgers blocked Jason Kenney's
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home instead of John Horgan's home, they'd be getting cheers from the media.
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It's almost like this thing is being quarterbacked by, I don't know, Greta Thunberg's parents or
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Someone who has no clue about how Canadian politics works.
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The only grown-up in Trudeau's cabinet, Mark Garneau, the transport minister, he started
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getting worried about, you know, deaths and stuff.
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And Vashu, if I may add one additional thing, because I think it's important to point it out,
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There have been instances with the railroads where people have climbed on railway cars that
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There have been instances where an unexpected blockade was put in an area where a train was
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in fact operating and the railway company was not aware of that.
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And that can be extremely dangerous when a train is coming along.
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You know that trains in Canada are long, they're big, they're heavy, they're large,
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And there have also been instances of tampering as well on the railways.
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And one that concerns me particularly is disabling the signalization,
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So these are things that I would urge Canadians, we accept peaceful protests in this country
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and demonstrations that are peaceful and lawful, but it is concerning if people aren't
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respecting the fact that they can not only injure themselves, but they can injure other people.
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So I would ask Canadians to be sensible on the issue of railway safety.
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So he's extremely concerned, but he's not going to do anything about it.
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He works for Justin Trudeau after all, but at least he's talking about sabotage.
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Mark Miller, the new Aboriginal affairs minister whose sole qualification seems to be that
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he's a schoolyard friend of Justin Trudeau, boyhood friend of Trudeau, he was dispatched
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to get to the root of the problem, except the root of the problem is not Indian bans.
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As you know, 20 out of the 20 Indian bans along the root of the coastal gas pipeline that
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is allegedly the cause of these protests, 20 out of 20 of them, all of them support the
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Their bans will get jobs and money from the pipeline, real life stuff, and it's natural
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It doesn't cause an oil spill if you're worried about that.
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It's a low carbon fuel, natural gas, if you're worried about that.
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As Kian pointed out last year, the Wet'suwet'en Indians who are opposed to this pipeline aren't
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They're a corporation that gets funding from foreigners, including the Tides Foundation.
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So this isn't an Indian affairs matter, other than perhaps upholding the will of the 20
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I want to work like this project is going to have, what, 10,000 employees.
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Now, if we interrupt one little part of it, it's going to erupt the whole line.
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And that's a lot of, you know, 10,000 people is a lot of families and businesses that are
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And so people don't believe how crazy this can get.
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And so these organizers of this really slick, well-funded campaign, they know exactly what
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So when they're going to tell the rest of Canada, you know, oh, my God, look at all the RSMP,
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you know, all this violence of the RSMP, that's not happening.
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It'll bring a lot of jobs for people down the road for our community that want to work.
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And there's a conflict between some certain people that don't even have an idea where
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our trap lines and who owns the territory and which area, thinking that they know it
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And they're stepping in saying they don't even know diddly squat about our territory.
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And then meanwhile, they're putting on roadblocks and so forth.
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They don't know diddly squat about our territory, but they're putting down roadblocks.
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The people who know diddly squat, Mark Miller, Trudeau's buddy, he met with Indians, but
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not the pro-pipeline Watsuitan you just saw there.
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What's that got to do with the Watsuitan people in northern BC?
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So some rogue Mohawk activists have been blocking the trains in Ontario.
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What I've been concerned about over the last week or so is growing tides of bigotry and
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racism that is being levelled against amazing people that have helped us in hard times,
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whose relationship with us in some cases is characterized by alliances.
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And in some cases, we've broken our promise to them.
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And people need to understand that the people here want a fair shot.
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They want to be treated respectfully, but they're some great people and they are peaceful.
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He's talking about people breaking the law, blocking railways in Ontario.
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The railroad doesn't pass through Mohawk territory.
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The people Miller met with, they don't have the democratic or legal authority to speak for
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the Mohawk, let alone for the Watsuitan people.
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One of the people that Miller met with for hours was named Seth LaForte.
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Well, he's the star of this CBC story about illegal drug dealers being raided by Mohawk police.
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Just like the real Indian bands in B.C. want the pipeline to go through and a fake Indian
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group says they're against it who don't know a diddly squad.
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Well, the real Indian police force says these guys are just crooks dealing drugs.
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It was quiet that Thursday evening in November at the Mohawk Medicine Herbal Store in Six Nations
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when a swarm of officers wielding a battering ram and assault rifles burst in through the door.
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Seth LaForte and an employee who were standing at the counter when the gun barrels appeared
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immediately kneeled and held up their hands, according to surveillance video provided to
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They came in like they were robbing a bank, said LaForte in an interview describing the
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They said, everyone get on the ground, get on the ground.
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Now, let me show you what that looked like, according to the store's surveillance cameras.
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These are, just I want to be triple clear here, these police were Six Nations police.
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They're real Indians with real legal authority.
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And Mark Miller was meeting with Seth LaForte, a representative of who?
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Not of the Mohawk, a representative of local drug dealers?
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Justin Trudeau's cabinet minister is meeting with that guy, an illegal pot dealer that the
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Look at this local report from the local newspaper, Quinty News.
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LaForte, the guy who was arrested in that pot raid, he's lecturing the minister.
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They are afraid that you are going to bring your army against us.
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Are you afraid you're going to get another raid from the drug cops or something?
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Imagine meeting, imagine you're the Aboriginal affairs minister, and you're meeting not with
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any Indian band chief or council, not with any community leaders, not even with your
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Aboriginal police, but you're meeting with some guy, some drug dealer.
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Do we want to become a country of irreconcilable differences, where people talk but refuse to
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listen, where politicians are ordering police to arrest people, a country where people think
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think they can tamper with rail lines and endanger lives.
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I know that people's patience is running short.
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We need to find a solution, and we need to find it now.
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He had a line in there about politicians telling police what to do.
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It's a bit rich from the prime minister who directed the police to arrest and frame Mark
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Norman, the vice admiral of the Canadian military, simply for embarrassing Trudeau.
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But actually, it is the job of the police to enforce the law, uphold the law.
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And it's clear that far from being told to enforce the law, they clearly have been told
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Just like Trudeau tried to get Jody Wilson-Raybould not to enforce the law against SNC-Lavalin.
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Reminder, the head of the RCMP is a hand-picked Trudeau woman, especially chosen as a gender
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One last development later today in Parliament, Trudeau convened an emergency meeting.
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His liberals, the Separatist Bloc Québécois, which has recently come out forcefully against
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any oil and gas pipelines and the Tech Frontier oil sands mine, and the Green Party and the
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Every party in Parliament was invited to Trudeau's crisis meeting except the official opposition
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Conservatives, because they, you know, disagreed with Trudeau.
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About an hour ago, I had a meeting with Mr. Singh, Mr. Blanchet, and Ms. May to discuss
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how this government is working to engage in peaceful resolution of this situation.
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Mr. Schiller disqualified himself from constructive discussions with his unacceptable speech earlier
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So criticizing the government is unacceptable speech, and he's disqualified from having
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a seat at the table, even though he's the official opposition.
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So we don't really have a minority government in Canada anymore, do we?
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All the parties that despise the oil and gas industry, all the parties that hate Alberta,
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all the parties that are fine with lawlessness in the name of Aboriginal solidarity, but that
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do so falsely because they stand not with the true Indian bands who support the pipelines,
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but with the fake ones who oppose it, and with some drug dealer.
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That's Trudeau's coalition with destroyers, including the Bloc Québécois.
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You know, just the other day, Justin Trudeau warmly greeted and shook hands, and even patted
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on the back a senior dictator in Iran's government who just murdered dozens of Canadians by shooting
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Trudeau would meet with him and warmly greet him, but not the leader of the opposition who
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Justin Trudeau put on hold his plans to go to Barbados today.
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It would have been, what, his fourth or fifth junket in 2020.
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He might as well have gone on his fifth vacation.
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He's still got that vacation beard, that don't give a damn this about him.
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I read today that when Trudeau returned to Canada for this crisis, he actually didn't
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return directly to a crisis meeting or even to deal with the Iran thing.
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Yeah, it's almost like he doesn't mind Canada's economy being shut down to block a pipeline.
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It's almost like he prefers an economic crisis, an excuse to cave in to radical demands.
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It's almost like another one of his childhood friends, Gerald Butts, formerly of the World
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Why, it's almost like he's still running the show.
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Well, there have been railway blockades across the country.
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We've seen particular threats in Ontario where some railway equipment has apparently been
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And even in Atlantic Canada, this is threatening the shipment of many necessities, including
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But the cause, or at least the supposed cause for all this criminality is the coastal gas
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What's so odd about that is Justin Trudeau's incident response group, this crisis management
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team, doesn't have a single British Columbian on it.
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Joining us now from Victoria is our friend Aaron Gunn, who runs Canada Strong and Proud.
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And you can find out more about him at aarongunn.ca.
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I'll always remember your coverage of when Victoria City Hall tore down the Sir John A.
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And I was so glad you were there to capture that.
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This is another form of vandalism, but it's a bit more serious.
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Tell me about the protests that you can see with your eyes against, nominally, this coastal
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gas link pipeline, but really against the entire industrial economy.
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Well, there's been, well, thanks for having me, Ezra.
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There's been protests and just general lawlessness across this province for the better part of
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On last Tuesday there, that would have been the February 10th, I think, 10th or 11th, they
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blockaded the legislature here in Victoria, prevented elected MLAs from sitting during the throne
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They've blockaded bridges and intersections throughout Victoria and Vancouver.
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They tried to blockade a stretch of highway up in Courtney, but that didn't go so well for
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And they've blockaded rail lines as well in the lower mainland and up in northern BC.
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I was on the ground, so I actually got to see and attempted to speak with some of these
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They're obviously, it's part of that same Ngo movement that, you know, they have Excel
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spreadsheets set up and they have their 200 kind of reoccurring protesters.
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It's definitely led by a group of paid protesters that are out just trying to cause absolute
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And the police, or at least the police leadership and political leadership, are basically letting
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So even when you do get an injunction, the police actually do enforce the injunction.
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It's kind of like you're playing a whack and a legal blockade.
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One goes away and another one just springs up somewhere else.
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And most recently, they actually tried to blockade the premier of British Columbia's personal
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residence and make a citizen's arrest on him, which is obviously a new level of craziness.
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And it's my understanding that the police actually did make some arrests in this particular
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You know, I didn't think of it until I just heard you say it again, when they blockaded
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I thought the way they harassed politicians of every stripe, they blockaded the handicap
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But just when I heard you say it again, it made me remember something that I learned in
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Let me read to you section 51 of the criminal code.
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It's called intimidating parliament or legislature.
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Everyone who does an act of violence in order to intimidate parliament or the legislature of
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a province is guilty of an indictable offense and liable to imprisonment for a term not
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I don't think I saw any violence at the legislature, but any violence at all.
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But you shove one, someone, you push someone, you threaten someone, you escalate it from
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These people are trying to intimidate our very rule of law.
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Well, they're trying to intimidate our very country.
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That's why, I mean, they're going after choke points on purpose, like the rail blockade in
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Ontario, the blockade of the commuter rail here in the lower mainland, just outside
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Vancouver, and really the two bridges, which are the only two emergency routes they've
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blockaded at the same time that enter into downtown Victoria from Vic West and Esquimalt.
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So, I mean, they're going after, this is their entire narrative that the entire country
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You know, the hashtag that they're using is hashtag shutdown Canada.
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So they're not exactly being shy about what they're trying to accomplish here.
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And to be honest, Ezra, one of the most important things, I think, for your viewers to realize
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and understand is that this is just a warm-up act for them.
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This is a warm-up for TMX, Trans Mountain Expansion.
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They are just, they are warming up for the level of, you think it's bad now, wait until
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the TMX, which is a oil pipeline that terminates basically in downtown Vancouver, wait until
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they direct the protest to that when they start actually building that portion of it.
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I mean, natural gas, you don't have an oil spill if, God forbid, a national gas pipeline
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And like you say, all the Indian bans support it.
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If they will do this over an innocuous, environmentally harmless, not that an oil pipeline is harmful,
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They literally had votes and referenda in all these Indian bans.
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They all support, if they will do it for this, imagine what they will do for an oil pipeline
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And I think the protesters have had an outstanding success.
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They haven't had a single police response other than clearing that weirdo, those weirdos
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off of John Horgan's front yard today when they tried to do a citizen arrest.
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Other than that, the police have done nothing or next to nothing.
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The railway lines have been shut down next to nothing or nothing.
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Mark Miller, the federal aboriginal minister, met with a band of rogue protesters, including
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a guy who was arrested recently in a police raid.
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Like, he's not meeting with aboriginal leaders.
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I think these protests are actually supported by Trudeau because this gives him a way out
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of approving pipelines that he really doesn't want to do.
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Is that too crazy a theory that Trudeau is happy with this chaos?
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Because he can say, well, you know, guys, you know me, I really like oil and gas, but
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I can't do it because we'd have another OCA civil war on our hands.
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Well, I mean, I can't speak to Justin Trudeau's deeper personal motivations, although I can
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say when I look in his face now that he's finally back in Canada, it's the face of someone
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who has absolutely no idea what to do in the current situation.
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And as to his motivations, I think both for Justin Trudeau federally and John Horgan here
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in BC, they're really reaping what they've sowed here by creating this culture of victimization
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and which is kind of gave way to this myth that this project would somehow be bad for
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the indigenous people of Canada, which they aren't.
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They're huge job creators and can help, you know, thousands, tens of thousands get out
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So I'm not sure to Justin Trudeau's, it's, I'll tell you something, if this leads to the
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cancellation of either Coastal GasLink or Trans Mountain, I can't imagine, not to mention
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the tech resource project, by the way, in Alberta, which is another decision coming up.
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I know Alberta, the anger there is, you know, on a knife's edge.
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So I guess we'll just have to see how he balances those competing crises across Canada.
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Well, you know, you've got Stephen Gilbeau in cabinet now.
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He used to run Equiterre, which is like a Quebec version of the Suzuki Foundation.
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He was literally convicted of a crime in his radical eco-protesting.
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You have Gerald Butts, who has returned gently to the Liberal Party after his self-exile.
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He used to be the head of the World Wildlife Fund.
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You have senior chiefs of staff in the government.
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Marlo Reynolds used to be the head of the Pembina Institute.
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You have Tides Foundation staff, who are now senior policy advisors in the PMO.
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So your theory is this could just be a clueless guy whose head isn't in the game.
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He just came back in his fourth junket in 2020.
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There's a lot to say that maybe Trudeau's just mentally checked out.
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But I don't think we can absolutely rule out that the deep state, so to speak, in Trudeau's government, all these unelected senior advisors,
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And until we rule out that this is part of it, I mean, I don't want to, this isn't a conspiracy theory.
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It's trying to explain why isn't he enforcing the law when Mark Garneau himself says there's a danger.
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I don't understand why the RCMP haven't gone in, cleared the railroad tracks, laid charges where appropriate,
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being gentle where appropriate, but sent out a signal.
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Maybe I'm just out of touch with what rule-of-law looks like, but I think this is not just an accident.
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Well, I think it really goes back to Trudeau specifically painting himself, I don't know what's in his heart of hearts,
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and I definitely don't think that he's really someone that's staying up late at night,
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setting the policy direction for his government.
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But I think he has painted himself into a rhetorical corner by talking,
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by encouraging this culture of victimization over the past four years,
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and now he's put himself, backed himself into a corner where he can't do anything about it.
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That's kind of what I lean towards, but it's been really, what's going on in Ontario is crazy.
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Like in BC, at least they've been getting injunctions,
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and after a couple of days worked to clear out the blockaded ports and stuff like that.
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In Ontario, which has nothing to do, the Mohawks that are blockading this rail line,
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has nothing to do with the Wet'suwet and Coastal Gaslink blockade.
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They're blockading the most important rail route in the country,
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and the government and CN has got an injunction for it,
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and the police basically haven't been following the rule of law,
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which says you have to enforce court injunctions, and they're just ignoring it.
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And we're basically allowing ourselves to be taken hostage by a very small group of people.
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and I don't know if we'll know the real explanation for what's going on for many months or years.
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I do know that many of the groups that are agitating are foreign-funded.
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I'd see Sepora Berman, who works for the U.S.-based Stand.Earth.
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It's the Tides Foundation funding these rogue Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs.
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I want to find the truth, and it's hard to get that from the fog machine that is Justin Trudeau,
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And, of course, he's one of the good guys in B.C.
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who's been fighting an uphill battle, I'm afraid, in that province,
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Hey, what do you think about Trudeau having an emergency meeting
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with all the parties except for the conservatives?
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We now have an anti-Alberta, anti-oil and gas coalition propped up by the Bloc Québécois.
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They are the third largest party in parliament, if you've forgotten.
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It's incredible, but, as they say, shocking but not surprising.
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I think Trudeau knows how he's going to sustain his minority government.
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Do you really think the Trans Mountain pipeline's ever going to get built either?
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Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters,