Action4Canada - July 04, 2024


Uniting With Our Allies With Tanya Gaw & Peter Mcilvenna, July 3, 2024


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 19 minutes

Words per Minute

158.75862

Word Count

12,690

Sentence Count

767

Misogynist Sentences

6

Hate Speech Sentences

63


Summary

In a special pre-recorded interview, Peter McIlvenna, co-founder and host of Hearts of Oak in the UK, joins Heather to discuss the state of politics in Europe and the UK. He also provides an update on what's going on in Canada.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 We need a massive change on the tax system.
00:00:03.380 So hardworking families wanting to have children that they are not punished.
00:00:10.020 Then, two, you've got the demographics.
00:00:11.640 So in the UK, the Muslim population is growing 10 times faster than the national population.
00:00:20.200 We have figures of maybe 4% Muslim.
00:00:24.500 London is around 10% or 12% as a city.
00:00:28.240 Then, of course, you look at Paris.
00:00:31.080 It's around the same, maybe 15%, maybe about 50%.
00:00:34.800 If you look at Brussels, it's 30%.
00:00:36.840 Brussels, the center of Europe politically, is 30% Islamic.
00:00:44.220 You've got those massive issues, but then the demographics.
00:00:47.960 So it was figures, and Lord Pearson actually asked in the House of Lords about the demographic changes over 15 years.
00:00:54.680 And it came back, the Muslim population grew at 107%, while the national population grew at 10.5%.
00:01:03.220 So it's a 10 times difference.
00:01:05.840 Project that out, and you see many of our national areas in the UK and England becoming Islamic within 15 to 20 years.
00:01:17.280 You then have the issue on marriage, as you mentioned.
00:01:20.040 So the UK do not accept polygamous marriages in law unless you get married abroad in a country that allows that.
00:01:30.260 So you now open the doors to Islam, where the man who has his four wives, actually they can all come over.
00:01:37.040 And that is legally allowed within the UK, except because it happened elsewhere.
00:01:42.480 Then we've had the whole debate of, well, does that mean child brides?
00:01:45.780 Because Islam has no limit in when you can marry.
00:01:49.940 In Saudi, I don't think you could marry a six-month-old child if you wanted to.
00:01:54.420 There's zero limits.
00:01:56.280 And Saudi is the purest form of Islam.
00:01:58.600 Joining us tonight in a special pre-recorded interview is Peter McIlvenna, co-founder and host of Hearts of Oak in the United Kingdom.
00:02:12.220 For 12 years, Peter has worked for Lord Pearson of Raunach in the House of Lords.
00:02:17.240 He has also worked as a senior researcher in City Hall for the United Kingdom Independence Party and as their national campaign manager during the 2019 local and European elections.
00:02:30.240 Prior to this, Peter traveled across the UK for two years, speaking at churches under the banner, Can We Talk About Islam?
00:02:38.000 Peter started Hearts of Oak as a populist free speech alliance, and he has interviewed over 200 guests on 600 programs.
00:02:47.240 He's a regular guest on Steve Bannon's War Room, Securing America with Frank Gaffney, and Worldwide Weekend Radio with Brandon Howes.
00:02:58.260 Several weeks ago, Peter reached out to Tanya, requesting she provide an update on what's going on in Canada for his viewers.
00:03:05.680 And tonight, he's joining us to discuss the state of politics in Europe and the UK.
00:03:12.020 This interview was pre-recorded, so there will not be a time of Q&A today.
00:03:17.240 So now, my friends, I invite you to sit back and get comfortable as we listen to this very informative conversation between Tanya and Peter McIlvana.
00:03:27.220 Well, thank you, Heather, so much for that.
00:03:32.080 Peter, it is just such a joy to have you on the show.
00:03:36.480 You and I go back a few years, I believe.
00:03:39.420 You have a program called the Hearts of Oak.
00:03:42.720 As Heather had mentioned, you've interviewed over 200 guests on 600 programs.
00:03:47.880 And I just want our viewers right away to know where they can follow you at Hearts of Oak UK on Twitter.
00:03:55.300 And you're from the UK.
00:03:57.300 I was on your show the other day, and we had an amazing conversation.
00:04:01.780 And you were asking me about what's going on in Canada.
00:04:05.020 And I said, hey, I said, would you return the favor?
00:04:08.000 I want to know what's going on in the UK.
00:04:09.760 And you are an expert in all things UK and what's going on within the government as well.
00:04:16.820 You'll have a lot of history.
00:04:18.460 I just loved reading your bio that you've worked with Nigel Farage.
00:04:22.620 I would like to know if you're still working with Nigel Farage.
00:04:25.140 He's been coming out and making some headway and some interesting statements I saw on Twitter and other places as well.
00:04:32.400 So welcome to the show.
00:04:34.320 And I'm really looking forward to this conversation.
00:04:37.160 It's great to be with you, Tanya, and to share some of the fun and games that we're having over here in the UK and even in Europe in the recent elections.
00:04:45.860 Yeah.
00:04:46.060 Do you think that, you know, the fact that Europe, the UK and other wonderful Western countries are all going through the same thing by chance?
00:04:54.460 Or do you think there's a global conspiracy?
00:04:57.180 So, yes, I've slowly gone down that rabbit hole because when you see what has happened across every country, I mean, just during the COVID tyranny with every country submitting to the regime and the WHO push on the pandemic treaty, all of that, it shows that actually it's a joined up thinking, something that I hadn't actually put together previous to that.
00:05:25.620 But there are also, I mean, across Europe, there's also a joined up pushback and we had Roel Beru's MEP in from the Netherlands and he's been one of the, probably a lot of our viewers will have seen him because he speaks extremely good English and he's put a lot of very good short videos out on a range of issues.
00:05:49.600 And he joined us to try and make sense of that pushback, that populist pushback that we are seeing in Europe with Marine Le Pen in France and the elections being called there with Gerd Bielder's being the first in the Netherlands, Sweden Democrats coming first in Sweden.
00:06:08.500 Of course, of course, Viktor Orban, we all know now is a household name leading the fight with the Fedets party for over a decade in Hungary.
00:06:17.780 But even with the AFD coming, I think second in Germany with Freedom Party coming top in Austria and then very good parties coming second and third in Spain, in Portugal.
00:06:33.180 I mean, it is really across the board and we're seeing that exciting pushback and we are seeing parties work together.
00:06:39.880 Maybe they wouldn't previously. And of course, Georgia Maloney, who I think has had to, politics is about give and take.
00:06:50.280 And as much as we would have want Georgia Maloney to go in as a firebrand, she has, I think wisely, although we'll see the end result, decided to, she has to work with the EU.
00:07:03.720 She has to work with other organizations. And I think she's done that, but still has a desire to push back.
00:07:11.180 That's what I'm hoping and praying, because I think that's the key thing.
00:07:14.360 We need to really pray for these leaders, that they are not overwhelmed by the control of the EU, by the control of unions, by the control of entities across Europe that would seek to suck them into that globalist agenda.
00:07:28.760 But I think she's doing a great job in Italy. And of course, her party, Brothers of Italy, came first in Italy.
00:07:35.920 So there is a lot of excitement all across Italy. And Rob Ruse is with us on Monday trying to unpack that.
00:07:42.280 I'm trying to make sense of not only the individual countries and the parties, but also the groupings that come together.
00:07:49.800 And those groupings on the right that would have the majority for the first time, I think, probably since the EU was set up.
00:07:55.900 So those are the positive side that we are seeing across Europe in the elections just over a week ago.
00:08:01.840 Yeah, I was like I say, I've been following what's been going on in the UK and Europe for many, many, many years, all pre-COVID, because we saw the flood of Muslims that had come into your really, you know, strong, healthy young men flooding out of Africa and the Middle East and making their way into Europe and the UK.
00:08:25.640 And I was just sitting here horrified thinking, thank goodness, you know, I'm across this big pond and but fearful that it would, you know, come to Canada and the US.
00:08:36.740 And as it is, the American southern border is absolutely being infiltrated.
00:08:44.060 We know that there's the globalists are behind this in the Global Compact on Migration and 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
00:08:50.220 When that was being implemented in Canada back in 2018 in December is when Trudeau signed it.
00:08:55.440 But even our past Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, was signing on to the Sustainable Development Goals.
00:09:01.280 And we were sitting there trying to, you know, scream as loud as we could saying this is not good because they're going to give preferential treatment to these migrants who are coming in.
00:09:11.400 And that's exactly what's unfolding.
00:09:13.740 And in Canada, it isn't a matter that these migrants are crossing a border.
00:09:18.300 Trudeau is giving them the red carpet and there's smuggling going on.
00:09:23.460 They're actually smuggling many of these people and bribery is being used.
00:09:27.920 I've just heard about an arrest done in Ontario of individuals coming into Canada, then being smuggled into the US.
00:09:36.520 So it's very concerning and we really need to get a hold of this.
00:09:40.040 And that's why I've been really excited about all of the elections that took place, because for many of them and Geert Wilders and Marine Le Pen haven't been shy about it.
00:09:49.560 It's immigration.
00:09:50.720 They're going to shut down Moss, deport, etc.
00:09:53.400 So tell us a little more about that.
00:09:55.000 So what is immigration?
00:09:57.720 It is immigration in Europe and the UK, as it is immigration over in your part of the world, in not only Canada, but south of the border in the USA.
00:10:07.480 And we had just interviewed Todd Bensman, who's going to be on the show in a few days.
00:10:14.160 And he laid out, well, what's happening on the southern border.
00:10:17.760 But immigration is a big issue.
00:10:19.540 And immigration is the reason we've seen the wave across Europe.
00:10:22.760 People are angry at how Merkel has just opened the doors of Europe and let everyone in,
00:10:29.260 despite the frustrations and pushback from Poland, from Hungary, from Bulgaria, from parts of Greece, from Italy.
00:10:39.580 You've had pushback on those countries on the borders of Europe, and yet Merkel has completely ignored them.
00:10:48.000 And of course, in Hungary, Viktor Orban is now, the Hungarian people have been fined so much a day because they haven't fallen into line with mass migration policies.
00:11:00.320 And Hungary is a perfect example of a country that has a thousand-year history, and they now have a leader in Orban that seeks to preserve their national identity,
00:11:11.480 that seeks to preserve their Christian identity, that seeks to preserve family life.
00:11:18.680 And that is a massive pushback against the EU, and the EU are not going to take this down lightly.
00:11:24.980 And they're punishing and hitting Hungary, and Hungary is a small country, only 10 million people.
00:11:32.200 And yet, Viktor Orban has risen up and been this colossus, I think, worldwide, really, on speaking common sense and truth.
00:11:40.520 Unable to do that, actually, although he doesn't do interviews in English, yet, because of what he's doing, it's transcribed over.
00:11:48.560 And I think often leaders who don't speak English maybe don't connect with us as much in the English-speaking world.
00:11:56.800 But yet, he has managed to bridge that gap.
00:12:00.540 But then you've got all the others.
00:12:02.840 And in Italy, you see the influx, the tsunami of people coming in to some of those islands.
00:12:11.800 In Greece, you see the tsunami coming over, just overtaking those islands, the local people not knowing what to do.
00:12:19.520 In Germany, you've got busloads dumped on little villages in East Germany, hundreds of people at a time.
00:12:26.780 Impossible to integrate, impossible.
00:12:29.100 Even if these individuals did want to integrate, it's impossible.
00:12:32.340 There's no schooling.
00:12:33.760 There is no health system.
00:12:35.640 There is not economic structure to actually accommodate those people.
00:12:39.600 And that seems to have been done on purpose, to destabilize.
00:12:43.520 Because you could do this differently, but no, they don't want to do it.
00:12:46.620 And then, of course, France.
00:12:49.920 And Marine Le Pen, her success, her hard-won success, as Gerd Villiers' hard-won success,
00:12:57.500 they've been on this for a long time.
00:12:59.180 Maloney is maybe newer to this game, where actually, up in Sweden, the Swedish Democrats,
00:13:04.380 you've got Le Pen in France, and you've got Gerd Villiers in Holland.
00:13:11.540 And they have fought this for well over a decade.
00:13:15.660 I know for Gerd, it's been nearly two decades.
00:13:18.500 And the thing is, with Gerd and with Marine, France and Holland,
00:13:22.900 they bring an understanding of Islam and the concern of Islam.
00:13:27.380 Other leaders haven't connected the dots.
00:13:30.560 And one, because they're afraid of engaging with Islam, because they'll get called names,
00:13:35.340 and they might get their head chopped off.
00:13:36.960 I understand that concern.
00:13:39.100 But two, it's not only that they don't want to address it, they don't understand it completely.
00:13:46.140 Because I think a lot of our politicians are kept away.
00:13:50.940 They have advisors that hold them away from addressing this issue,
00:13:54.340 and no one wants to be called Islamophobic, and therefore they stay away from that.
00:13:58.240 And they see what's happened with Gerd Fielders in his personal life,
00:14:03.700 and how he doesn't have a life, basically, because of the threat of Muslims,
00:14:10.940 because of the threat of, you can call them radical Muslims, whatever.
00:14:13.920 But it's that threat of engaging with Islam.
00:14:17.460 And Marine Le Pen has faced similar, but on a lower scale.
00:14:21.340 So what I mean to say is that you have an understanding that immigration is the big issue,
00:14:27.640 just as it is over in your part of the world, immigration, the economy,
00:14:31.500 are the two big ones that people are feeling and seeing.
00:14:35.600 But secondly, it is that understanding of Islamization,
00:14:38.640 and that failure of Islam to integrate, to absorb, to become part of the community.
00:14:46.020 And Islam seeks to be separate in its food system, its legal system, its political system.
00:14:52.540 In communities, you've got that ghettoized areas.
00:14:57.300 And because of that, it is seen as different.
00:14:59.160 I think Europe are wakening up.
00:15:01.540 The UK, so far, have not wakened up.
00:15:04.020 And you've mentioned Nigel Farage.
00:15:05.580 Nigel, I think, does not want, either because of fear or because doesn't quite get it,
00:15:14.860 and I'm not 100% sure, but doesn't want to engage on the issue of Islam,
00:15:18.900 is still seen as a toxic issue in the UK,
00:15:21.060 where in Europe, on the mainland, they seem to be more willing to point out
00:15:25.760 the concerns of Islamization and the failure to integrate.
00:15:30.680 Well, I think that is one of the number one threats that the West is facing right now,
00:15:36.080 and people don't understand it.
00:15:37.220 They are so distracted by the other agendas, by carbon tax, for instance,
00:15:44.320 thinking that is the number one threat,
00:15:46.520 or the fact that the WHO was going to have a vote on a treaty.
00:15:53.600 And I kept saying, don't worry about the treaty,
00:15:56.680 because the treaty is, that's from an unelected body.
00:15:59.760 If it goes against our constitution and our personal charter rights,
00:16:03.560 it's of no force or effect.
00:16:05.220 And other that we have a traitorous dictator sitting as the lead of Canada right now,
00:16:10.880 I can't even call him anything respectable as far as being a prime minister.
00:16:15.300 He is, he's a traitor.
00:16:18.240 And so that's our focus.
00:16:20.560 And what is this traitor also doing?
00:16:22.480 He's aligning with Islam, because he's going down in the next election.
00:16:26.640 Everybody hates him in Canada.
00:16:28.160 I mean, anytime a comment is made,
00:16:30.500 it's a psychological warfare that we're going through right now,
00:16:33.460 because he 100% knows that everything that comes out of his mouth
00:16:38.660 is frustrating the citizens of this nation.
00:16:41.500 And he's toying with them like a psychopath.
00:16:43.680 And I believe that other leaders were doing that as well.
00:16:48.640 He's just called the election.
00:16:49.800 He's on the way out the door.
00:16:51.460 And of course, Trudeau is extremely unhealthy,
00:16:53.960 very close to Macron in their relationship.
00:16:58.300 And so they see what's coming and they're panicking.
00:17:00.440 And so now Canada is being hit even further with more higher immigration.
00:17:05.480 And so as far as breaking that down, Victor Orban, I think he's a hero.
00:17:11.860 I think he's an international hero.
00:17:13.880 I think that this man has done what every leader should have done.
00:17:17.700 When that invasion, it wasn't immigration.
00:17:20.440 It wasn't just migration.
00:17:21.540 This was a planned invasion into Europe and the UK.
00:17:24.040 They put up metal fencing, barbed wire fencing,
00:17:28.220 all the way around throughout their whole border.
00:17:30.620 And they put guards on over those borders.
00:17:33.120 They wouldn't let these Islamic migrants come into their country.
00:17:37.540 And you're right.
00:17:38.640 The other thing is birth rate throughout Europe, UK, and all the West
00:17:42.500 is we're not producing enough babies.
00:17:45.640 And our people need to, Europeans, you need to have five or six babies.
00:17:49.120 And you need to start doing that now.
00:17:50.660 And we need to help young people in order to do that.
00:17:53.340 Because the Muslims are coming in and out populating.
00:17:56.120 And plus they have multiple wives.
00:17:57.460 So it makes it even easier in their ideological political system.
00:18:03.300 I won't even suggest that that's a religion.
00:18:06.700 And that's the invasion.
00:18:08.960 And they're getting into political positions.
00:18:11.300 And I don't think I've been saying in Canada,
00:18:14.780 I think that every Kalistani Sikh, anybody that's Sikh,
00:18:19.080 anybody that is of a different religion or belief system
00:18:22.340 needs to be removed from office.
00:18:23.840 I mean, how stupid are we to allow these people to infiltrate,
00:18:27.720 take over from within and start pushing their own agenda?
00:18:31.480 I agree.
00:18:32.760 So on the birth rate and Hungary have gone down a route
00:18:39.040 to be family friendly, to look at the tax system
00:18:43.400 and see how they should not be penalizing families and having children.
00:18:49.420 Because often the tax system does penalize.
00:18:51.700 So that's something that Hungary have led the way.
00:18:54.200 And I really do hope that with this wave of results across Europe,
00:18:58.840 that we will see other parties follow Hungary's example.
00:19:03.060 So that's that.
00:19:04.600 We need a massive change on the tax system.
00:19:07.820 So hardworking families wanting to have children that they are not punished.
00:19:14.160 Then two, you've got the demographics.
00:19:16.460 So in the UK, the Muslim population is growing 10 times faster
00:19:21.740 than the national population.
00:19:24.480 We have figures of maybe 4% Muslim.
00:19:28.160 London is around 10 or 12% as a city.
00:19:33.380 Then, of course, you look at Paris, it's around the same,
00:19:37.120 maybe 15%, maybe about 50%.
00:19:39.120 If you look at Brussels, it's 30%.
00:19:41.200 Brussels, the center of Europe politically is 30% Islamic.
00:19:48.640 You've got those massive issues, but then the demographics.
00:19:51.860 So it was figures, and Lord Pearson actually asked in the House of Lords
00:19:56.040 about the demographic changes over 15 years.
00:19:59.220 And it came back, the Muslim population grew at 107%,
00:20:03.440 while the national population grew at 10.5%.
00:20:07.480 So it's a 10 times difference.
00:20:10.260 Project that out, and you see many of our national areas in the UK and England
00:20:15.340 becoming Islamic within 15 to 20 years.
00:20:21.880 You then have the issue on marriage, as you mentioned.
00:20:24.480 So the UK do not accept polygamous marriages in law unless you get married abroad
00:20:32.740 in a country that allows that.
00:20:34.460 So you now open the doors to Islam, where the man who has his four wives,
00:20:40.100 actually they can all come over, and that is legally allowed within the UK,
00:20:44.300 except because it happened elsewhere.
00:20:46.620 Then we've had the whole debate of, well, does that mean child brides?
00:20:49.840 Because Islam has no limit in when you can marry.
00:20:54.460 In Saudi, I don't think you could marry a six-month-old child if you wanted to.
00:20:58.840 There's zero limits.
00:21:00.820 And Saudi is the purest form of Islam, where all Muslims go for Mecca.
00:21:05.780 So you've got that, and you've got this clash between what do we allow for the rights
00:21:13.540 and freedoms of children, of women, of those who want to choose and pick whatever faith
00:21:20.720 they want to follow, and Islam, and into that vacuum of us not having an appreciation
00:21:27.940 of our culture and our heritage and our history, especially the Christian basis,
00:21:33.700 the Christian foundations that are there for all our institutions across Europe,
00:21:38.580 into that vacuum, and a weak church on top of that, but into that vacuum is a confident,
00:21:43.080 dominant Islam that seeks to enforce itself.
00:21:46.880 So we are seeing that across Europe, the flaw in the ointment, the concern across Europe
00:21:55.260 is the weak church.
00:21:57.400 That is the huge concern.
00:21:59.140 The pushback is coming from political figures who understand the public's frustration
00:22:04.580 at the destruction of their cultures, at a mass immigration system, and then all the other,
00:22:11.020 all the woke agenda, the LGBT, the Nets, all of that.
00:22:14.120 But it is the immigration that's the first on that list.
00:22:19.260 And I think political leaders on the right who have championed this have now connected
00:22:24.280 with a large percentage of the population who have said enough is enough.
00:22:30.100 And maybe for the first time that in Europe, there are parties that are established that
00:22:36.940 people can vote for.
00:22:38.020 It's not just a throwaway party that's appeared last week.
00:22:40.340 These are parties with a long history, and people understand their policies and are buying
00:22:45.980 into enough is enough.
00:22:48.040 The pendulum has swung too far, and we need to push back.
00:22:51.800 But you mentioned about the other policies, and I think that the danger is we've seen during
00:22:56.560 the COVID tyranny that the focus has turned off the threat we have of the Islamization of
00:23:03.700 children.
00:23:04.700 And there are other massively important issues, like the LGBT agenda, and we've seen that red-green
00:23:12.580 axis, that connection between cultural Marxism and Islam, and it is an alliance that will
00:23:19.160 collapse very soon because they don't have a lot in common except the hatred of the West.
00:23:25.140 But so you've seen a focus and a concern on that sexualization of children, the LGBT agenda,
00:23:30.580 the net zero, massive issue that's seen the former demonstrations all across Europe, this
00:23:35.980 nonsense that actually we want to remove people because people are the problem.
00:23:40.820 So it's that pushback against net zero.
00:23:44.060 And you've got other issues, the control, the surveillance, and then into currencies and
00:23:50.600 how CBDCs will be used to track and follow people.
00:23:55.280 But then we, on the issue of currency in Europe, we've adopted the euro.
00:24:00.980 Majority of countries have adopted the euro, and therefore that removes control from individual
00:24:06.880 countries and hands it over to a central body, and that's the European Central Bank.
00:24:12.060 So countries have lost a lot of their say in terms of law and in terms of currency and economics.
00:24:17.520 And that's why Europe are in the situation they're in.
00:24:20.860 So it is all planned, and it has been a process, but there is that the pendulum has swung too
00:24:27.400 far, and there is the pushback.
00:24:29.320 So it is exciting times, certainly in Europe.
00:24:33.680 Yeah, and I'm looking for those exciting times in Canada.
00:24:36.780 I think that, as I've said, it's this wave, like you guys started down, you know, the path
00:24:42.360 of destruction years before us, and then it was the United States under Obama, and then Trudeau
00:24:47.660 got in.
00:24:48.200 And so I'm looking at Europe and focusing on them and asking Canadians to do the same thing
00:24:53.360 is because the pushback is necessary, and the benefit is, and how critical it is to get
00:24:59.680 right-minded people elected into office who aren't part of this global agenda, and then we will see
00:25:05.800 those wins here, and we're starting to see them.
00:25:08.720 The LGBTQ, the polls are saying that, you know, their support is declining, and it's declining
00:25:15.940 rapidly, and it's a communication problem as well.
00:25:21.700 Like this is definitely, the education is critical, and getting that education into hands of the average
00:25:27.920 Canadian that's working two jobs, trying to put food on the table, and dropping their kids off at
00:25:32.460 school every day, that's the person that we need to reach.
00:25:35.700 And then once we reach enough people, they're going to understand how critical it is to get
00:25:40.300 the right people voted into office.
00:25:42.000 So with Action for Canada, we're one of the only organizations, like all of the topics that
00:25:47.440 you just mentioned, we have resources for.
00:25:50.280 So we're hitting the mayors and city councils with 15, over the 15-minute cities.
00:25:54.700 We have instructional videos.
00:25:56.540 We have the educational information to provide to mayors and councils to help them to understand
00:26:02.660 that, look, you're going down a path where you're actually supporting unelected individuals.
00:26:07.560 You're actually committing treason by signing in these policies, and treason against your
00:26:12.940 own people.
00:26:13.920 And then we go into the education of the SOGI 123, or it's called WIN Sex Ed.
00:26:19.440 It's all by different names, but it's all the UN Comprehensive Sexual Education.
00:26:24.620 And we're taking those little truth bombs, these flyers, and we're actually passing it
00:26:29.420 to that parent that's dropping their child off or picking them up from school.
00:26:33.420 And that's how we're beginning to really win this battle in Canada.
00:26:37.100 Same with flyers, about 15-minute cities.
00:26:39.960 And we're on the front line of fighting the mass immigration, especially the Islamization
00:26:47.340 of Canada and the West.
00:26:50.540 And the reason I thought it was really critical to have you on the show and to talk about this
00:26:54.720 is because we're, as a nation, they're reporting we're already at 5% Muslim.
00:27:02.700 And you had just mentioned a few numbers, and when I look at what a mess some of those locations
00:27:07.580 are, but especially London, 10% to 12%, and they say if you get to 10%, you're done, unless
00:27:13.340 you get the mayor of London replaced, who's a Muslim, and there needs to be policy passed
00:27:19.360 in Europe, in the UK, and around all Western nations to say, no, we cannot have people with
00:27:25.100 foreign beliefs and from different political systems sitting in office.
00:27:29.120 Give your head a shake.
00:27:30.780 And so in final, before I turn that back over to you, as you were talking about all the nations,
00:27:35.900 sorry, the different countries, Sweden and Germany and all the rest of them, and including
00:27:41.800 Canada, America, not so much, they're patriots.
00:27:45.100 But where is the patriotism in our countries and understanding that our foundations as Christian
00:27:51.780 nations was a blessing to us, and that no other nation outside of Christian nations enjoys
00:27:59.060 democracy and freedom.
00:28:01.320 So we're allowing people to dictate this to what we must accept, and otherwise use the terms
00:28:09.660 as racist or this made-up term Islamophobia to silence us.
00:28:14.160 And instead, we've got to counter that and speak very truthfully about it, just in closing,
00:28:21.000 because these immigrants coming to our countries now longer can go into their own pods, their
00:28:26.780 own little universe.
00:28:28.260 And they don't have to learn the language.
00:28:30.080 They've got a mosque.
00:28:30.900 They've got a temple.
00:28:31.740 But before, they used to come to Canada, swear on a Bible, and if they wanted to worship,
00:28:36.940 they usually ended up in a church and learning, you know, about the one and only God.
00:28:41.760 And we don't even have that opportunity to minister in that capacity anymore, because we've
00:28:47.000 just made it too easy.
00:28:48.240 Our country's been for sale.
00:28:49.420 I agree, and it's a difficulty, actually, you tell someone, go to church, and which church?
00:28:56.100 Okay, well, maybe 20 years ago, just anyone on the street corner.
00:29:00.860 No, it's actually, it depends where you go, whether you'll hear the Bible being opened and
00:29:07.320 honestly given to you, or whether it'll be read through a prism of what the culture is
00:29:13.680 supposed to now accept.
00:29:14.980 And it's very, I was in the church recently, and someone was preaching on the Ten Commandments
00:29:22.620 and do not murder, and they took a minute or two in the middle of that to say, look, abortion
00:29:27.580 is murder, and this is why.
00:29:29.820 And on Sunday, the church gave an apology to anyone that was offended.
00:29:33.400 So that's kind of where we are.
00:29:35.420 The fear of offense has overridden any desire to speak truth.
00:29:40.820 Now, some of the countries across Europe have kept their strong heritage, their strong
00:29:48.540 culture.
00:29:49.580 I mean, you don't get much more patriotic than Norway.
00:29:54.220 Sweden may be less, so when Sweden has utterly collapsed, we've read about the rape gangs
00:29:58.960 are happening in Sweden, the Islamic rape gangs, just as they're happening here in the UK.
00:30:04.180 The UK and Sweden are the two countries that have seen that more than any others.
00:30:09.060 You've seen the massive fight between the police and Muslim gangs in a lot of the ghettos around
00:30:18.480 Paris.
00:30:19.520 Sometimes they go on for a week and they're no longer reported, which is cars being burned
00:30:23.720 and whole areas being set in fire and looted.
00:30:26.680 And that is the anger of Muslim communities against the French people.
00:30:30.640 But you've got a lot of the countries in Europe have got a strong heritage, a lot of the Eastern
00:30:35.620 European countries still, where you've got Orthodox Church very strong in Bulgaria, in
00:30:42.700 Romania, in Malta.
00:30:45.880 And you go across many, and Christianity is still part of that culture, that heritage.
00:30:52.680 Maybe not a personal faith.
00:30:54.100 And that's another area, because you can't claim to be a Christian country because of
00:30:58.580 your cultural beliefs, but yet not profess to follow Jesus.
00:31:02.520 That's a disconnect, and we're seeing that massive disconnect.
00:31:06.620 But in the UK, we've abandoned what it means to be British or English.
00:31:15.080 The Scots, they still have an understanding of national identity.
00:31:18.140 The Welsh, the Irish, although the Irish less so now, England have completely lost that
00:31:24.560 sense of identity.
00:31:25.500 Do you know in England, St. George's Day, the national celebration of Englishness, that
00:31:32.140 we don't even have that as a national holiday.
00:31:34.920 We must be one of the only countries in the world that don't have a national holiday for
00:31:39.280 their name day or their saint day or their celebration day, where in Ireland, St. Patrick's
00:31:45.760 Day has known the world over, where you come to England, St. George's Day.
00:31:49.860 And we've seen politicians, the Conservative Party, the Conservative Party, over the last
00:31:55.460 14 years, Conservative for name only, have ripped the heart out of what it means to be English
00:32:03.000 and what it means to be British.
00:32:04.960 David Cameron brought in same-sex marriage in 2010.
00:32:08.020 In 2015, he said he wanted London to be the centre of Islamic finance.
00:32:13.260 And we now have more Sharia bonds, Islamic finance in London than anywhere else in Europe.
00:32:18.420 And it's gone on and on to the rape gangs that we've had, the Muslim rape gangs.
00:32:23.720 We've had up to a million girls have been affected by that.
00:32:28.120 And that was happening from 1978.
00:32:30.840 And the first prosecution was only 10 years later because of the bravery of a journalist,
00:32:37.100 Andrew Norfolk, in the Times newspaper.
00:32:39.200 In 2010, he put a story front page on these Pakistani Muslim rape gangs.
00:32:45.440 And only then was it highlighted the public.
00:32:48.220 And we have had 400 men charged, sentenced, convicted, serving time for this crime.
00:32:57.260 And we are in the middle of fighting a case for the first girl to get compensation to sue her rapist.
00:33:05.740 That's the first thing that's happened.
00:33:07.640 But we have seen the police collapse cases actively.
00:33:11.800 We have seen them turn up.
00:33:13.920 There was one two years ago up in North England.
00:33:17.420 17 men were part of this investigation.
00:33:20.440 It then went to court.
00:33:21.600 The police turned up and said, we have zero evidence.
00:33:24.140 The whole thing collapsed.
00:33:25.100 So the police are actively collapsing cases because they don't want to be called Islamophobic.
00:33:30.020 We had had a whole council up in the Midlands, used to be the heartlands of England, in Rotherham Council.
00:33:37.160 The whole council resigned over a failure to help any of these girls, any of them.
00:33:44.200 The girls were often arrested for being prostitutes.
00:33:46.960 13, 14, 15-year-olds were arrested for being prostitutes instead of being the victims.
00:33:51.480 And the whole council in Rotherham collapsed.
00:33:54.720 They were more or less all voted in for again.
00:33:57.160 And we now have half of that council who are local council officials, local elected officials, who were there at the time this was happened.
00:34:05.580 And they continue.
00:34:06.740 They're silent.
00:34:08.180 And they keep quiet because they don't want a race riot.
00:34:12.180 That's what the police told us about.
00:34:13.340 So we have a massive issue in the UK, and I am really hoping and praying that into that vacuum, political vacuum that we have, on no one really caring whether it's Labour, Conservative, left and more left, actually Nigel steps in with Reform Party, which was the Brexit Party, which was UKIP.
00:34:32.760 So Nigel, being on the political scene for over 25 years, delivered Brexit, and he has now stepped in, taken charge of the Reform Party, and they're now polling second in the polls, overtaking the government, the Conservative government.
00:34:46.780 And they recognise a lot of these issues, yet they've held off on the issue of Islam because there's a particular fear in addressing this.
00:34:55.940 But it's the best that we've had politically in national politics for a generation.
00:35:02.680 So I'll take what we have.
00:35:04.500 Although we don't have the Le Pen, we don't have the Orbans, we don't have the Malonis, we don't have the Geertfielders, yet in Nigel Farage, in Reform Party, we have something.
00:35:15.920 And I think we have the ability to fight back for what it does mean for our cultural heritage in Britain, in England.
00:35:23.580 So that's the fight back we're having on the 4th of July.
00:35:26.780 We're having the elections in the UK, and Nigel Farage has turned the tables in a way I have never seen in British politics before.
00:35:34.980 Well, I'm excited about that, and I'll be definitely paying attention.
00:35:38.360 And, you know, this is why I have been trying to just raise the red flag, the warnings, announcing, like with a siren, that it is so important.
00:35:51.680 And I know that it may seem extreme, but to shut down all manifestations of Islam in Canada, we need to shut down all the mosques.
00:36:00.800 Most of them, the majority, is reported to be terrorist cells.
00:36:05.440 We're paying money to have, you know, our RCMP always having to observe these facilities.
00:36:12.880 And they're in our government, how they have passed through intelligence.
00:36:19.040 They would know what these individuals are about and what they're doing.
00:36:23.320 And just look to the UK, look to Europe.
00:36:25.760 I've had Alex Newman on the show several times, and his wife was from Sweden, and he said, Sweden is lost.
00:36:34.000 And so I don't think people understand that Islam is just not coming in.
00:36:38.760 It's not any longer just about these nice moderate Muslims or, you know, the individual that may be your neighbor or your mechanic.
00:36:46.240 When it comes down to it, I was really surprised.
00:36:48.900 I have known a Muslim person for a while, and when I turned around, I said, well, Canada is a Christian nation.
00:36:53.300 And they went, no, it's not.
00:36:54.180 And I went, there's the indicator.
00:36:57.460 And that's, you know, our fault for not standing up and proclaiming Canada as a Christian nation.
00:37:02.780 It's a Christian European nation.
00:37:04.580 And I mean, as far as DEI, I mean, you're like almost one of the worst people on the face of the earth, a white Christian privileged male.
00:37:13.560 And I just look at it, and it's not even reverse racism.
00:37:16.800 This is just outright racism.
00:37:18.320 And it's meant because the majority of Western Christian nations were Christian, are Christian.
00:37:24.020 And so we've got to fight for that patriotism and message to the LGBTQ.
00:37:28.920 You know what?
00:37:29.520 Wake up.
00:37:30.220 If you plan on going to any of the Islamic nations, let us know how you do.
00:37:34.380 And as far as the fact that if the 56 Islamic majority countries, North Korea, China, Pakistan, India, will not allow you or I as white Christian individuals to sit in legislation, to sit in cabinet and represent people within their communities,
00:37:52.180 Why are we being convinced that we need to give up our countries to this threat out of fear of being called racist?
00:38:01.880 Because this battle isn't about the color of your skin.
00:38:04.680 This battle is over the condition of the heart and mind of the individual.
00:38:09.740 And quite frankly, I'm going to stand up very boldly as a white European Christian woman and say, we were doing it right.
00:38:17.260 And so if you come into our countries, you'll need to abide by our laws, integrate, assimilate, and embrace our values.
00:38:23.340 But we're no longer going to allow you to raise up these silos because it's destroying our nation.
00:38:29.880 And the very freedom that you came here for is dissolving, being destroyed right in front of your eyes.
00:38:36.040 So pick a side.
00:38:36.960 And I think once that cleanup starts is when we're going to see the real change.
00:38:44.420 But I think possibly with Marine Le Pen, her values, what she was running on, if you could get this, I mean, she won by a landslide.
00:38:54.980 Her policies are anti-immigration.
00:38:57.580 And I would imagine it's not immigration of individuals that would accept the values.
00:39:03.400 It's immigrations that are there as part of this takeover, firm support of Israel, promise to protect French Jews, economic nationalism, calls for de-Islamization of France.
00:39:15.720 This is huge.
00:39:16.820 Opposes globalization, promote patriotism in French culture, and tough border controls.
00:39:22.180 Well, hoorah.
00:39:23.980 You know, we've got Maxime Bernier here in Canada with the People's Party who would agree with all of these and is running on this.
00:39:30.740 And as well as protecting the natural family and not caving in to even this radical LGBTQ sex activist extremist campaign to indoctrinate, exploit, and sexualize our children.
00:39:46.760 So with that in mind, actually, can you talk to us about what is happening in Europe and the UK regarding the children in education?
00:39:55.380 Are you seeing a real change taking place?
00:39:57.760 So we, the UK, led the way on the Tavistock Clinic with gender reassignment.
00:40:07.560 Not that that's possible.
00:40:08.840 You're born male or female.
00:40:10.120 You don't get to pick and choose over your breakfast cereal, what you are that week.
00:40:14.140 You're made an image of God.
00:40:16.180 And God makes you as you are.
00:40:18.180 That doesn't mean you don't have maybe struggles within that, maybe understanding yourself.
00:40:22.700 We all have struggles within our identity and personality, but God made you as you are.
00:40:29.060 So that's the first thing.
00:40:30.680 I think one of the issues across Europe is that has not been taught.
00:40:34.840 That has not been pushed.
00:40:35.920 That has not been understood.
00:40:38.020 And when you have that vacuum of not knowing what to think, then everything else jumps in.
00:40:43.340 And the LGBT ideology is aggressive, it's forceful, and wants to be dominant.
00:40:49.500 Islam ideology is exactly the same.
00:40:52.100 And if you don't know what you think, whenever you've got confidence stepping in, confidence gets you really anywhere.
00:40:58.380 If you're confident, you know, if you walk into a room and you're a confident person, then actually you will connect with people.
00:41:05.600 You will make that event.
00:41:08.260 And that's so important in business and social circles, but the same culturally and politically.
00:41:14.360 And confidence is what the LGBT agenda and Islam have.
00:41:18.180 Now, in the education system, we are, it's varied across.
00:41:24.920 In the UK, there isn't as much pushback on the education system.
00:41:28.940 Remember, everything we have had in the UK, the sexualization of children through the education system, allowing Stonewall, which are the most rabid LGBT organization in the UK, giving them full access to our public sector workplaces and our education system, with schools falling over themselves to be LGBT allies.
00:41:50.540 The same with workplace environments falling over themselves and paying for the privilege, which has meant those millions and millions every year of pounds have funded these LGBT organizations with individuals wanting the badge of honor that we're an LGBT ally.
00:42:06.080 That is still the same.
00:42:07.580 I mean, we're in the middle of Pride Month, Sin Month, and every shop you go into has a massive Pride flag.
00:42:14.720 Like, down Oxford Circus, the central shopping thoroughfare in London, it is Pride flags all the way along.
00:42:24.000 You'd never see an English flag because English flags are regarded as racist, but hey, we'll have Pride flags.
00:42:28.740 So that agenda, that foreseen, that indoctrination is still alive and well, sadly, in the UK.
00:42:37.000 In Europe, the political parties that have risen up are really pushing back.
00:42:41.620 I mean, the AFD in Germany, Alternative for Deutschland in Germany, and the Freedom Party in Austria, I mean, they have really pushed back in this.
00:42:50.800 I've had the Swedish Democrats in Sweden, but as Alex Newman pointed out, and we've had Alex on the show quite a number of times, he's fantastic.
00:42:57.840 I think Sweden is lost where they have gone as far as they have gone.
00:43:02.740 But the Swedish Democrats are doing very well in pushing that back.
00:43:06.220 But Georgia Maloney, very strong on family.
00:43:10.140 Hungary have not adopted this woke LGBT ideology in their schools, and they've held back.
00:43:15.100 So it varies country by country.
00:43:19.140 And it is not just the European elections will push back on the EU's impact,
00:43:24.800 that central body that will force and cut back funding if you do not agree to that woke ideology.
00:43:32.580 But then it is those national governments.
00:43:35.160 And we will see elections in Austria later this year.
00:43:38.960 Freedom Party will come top.
00:43:40.480 In Germany next year, the AFD are pulling a very strong second.
00:43:45.620 And then with Le Pen in France.
00:43:48.480 And the difficulty is some of these parties, they are socially liberal, but hard on immigration
00:43:57.920 and hard on cultural and national identity.
00:44:01.340 That's where kind of the danger may come in.
00:44:05.000 But I think there's enough push behind them to really push that through.
00:44:09.480 But we have parts of Europe where it's illegal to homeschool.
00:44:13.340 I mean, homeschooling is not a big thing in the UK.
00:44:15.940 In Germany, it's illegal to homeschool.
00:44:18.220 So you must subject your child to the state system.
00:44:21.380 In the UK, we still have a Church of England education system that can be good, can be bad,
00:44:27.660 but is much better than the state system.
00:44:30.040 Most parents cannot afford to go private.
00:44:32.420 That's not an option.
00:44:33.480 I know in the States, that's kind of what many people do.
00:44:37.960 Financially, that's not an option for most Europeans.
00:44:41.060 We're already taxed enough as it is with both parents having to work.
00:44:45.260 But you have got kind of groupings that are coming together for homeschooling.
00:44:52.560 So it is rising in popularity, but there's pushback from the state against a lot of it.
00:44:58.000 And they're trying to make it difficult because they want your child in the system.
00:45:02.340 And there is a fight, certainly in London, to get good schools with the mass immigration
00:45:07.760 also affects a parent's ability to get their child into good school, not just academically.
00:45:13.960 That's the danger that a parent thinks actually the academics are good.
00:45:17.500 But hey, the sexuality, the gender, the pushing on Islam, we'll just kind of cross our fingers and hope that's okay.
00:45:24.740 Education has to be not only about academic achievement, but it has to be about growing the individual into a person
00:45:32.560 who actually stands up for what is right in society.
00:45:36.280 And I think that's what we've lost.
00:45:37.500 Academic achievement often overrides that character building in our children.
00:45:43.860 So that's a long answer to your question, that it's varied across the board.
00:45:49.200 But we are having a pushback.
00:45:52.060 In some countries, it's much more.
00:45:53.780 Do you know, in the UK, parents didn't even have the legal right to access the sex education materials used in schools.
00:46:01.880 Parents had no legal right.
00:46:03.580 And the conservative government, conservative, have allowed that to happen.
00:46:08.520 So I am really hoping and praying that the Reform Party will want to give power back to the parents
00:46:16.500 because it's the parents that have that God-given call to look after their children.
00:46:21.600 It is not the state.
00:46:23.780 And until we really understand that in society, then the slippery slope is going to continue.
00:46:29.080 Right.
00:46:29.720 And there's a real battle for parental rights around the world right now because, you know,
00:46:35.060 as the good Marxist knows, the key to the future is the minds of our children.
00:46:39.300 And if we're not focusing on giving them a love for their country, then they're going to hate it.
00:46:47.000 And it's exactly what they're doing in Christian nations.
00:46:51.220 I mean, the devil hates God.
00:46:53.660 He hates creation.
00:46:55.600 Everything that could possibly be formed around creation, he's attacking.
00:46:59.800 And I'm shocked that that you don't have the ability to homeschool because there's I don't agree with the United Nations.
00:47:09.820 I think that we need to pull 100 percent out.
00:47:12.520 But they even have passed, I don't want to say orders or legislation that focus on parental rights,
00:47:20.820 that 100 percent the parent is in charge of their children,
00:47:24.160 and that here even nations who's a member nation of the UN, people aren't even taking advantage of that.
00:47:31.820 And this is as well, Europe and the UK are founded on Christian principles.
00:47:37.860 That's where it goes back to in the Bible first state that the parents should be the ones that are taking care of a child's education,
00:47:46.680 not giving them over to the state.
00:47:48.620 And earlier on, I said that education is part of it, but knowledge is power.
00:47:53.940 And how do we let parents know that they don't have to be obliged to comply with this?
00:47:58.220 And that if they want to homeschool, it's going to get that group of people who are going to say and see the significance of it,
00:48:04.600 to say, you're not going to have control of my children.
00:48:07.580 This is my child.
00:48:08.440 And if I want to raise them and teach them, I will do that, as is my God-given right.
00:48:14.680 Here is the Church of England.
00:48:16.860 It says even the coronation oath, King Charles, as much as he didn't want to do it,
00:48:21.460 he still swore an oath to uphold the biblical principles as key to governing the nation.
00:48:29.780 But people don't understand that, so they're not fighting it from the level that they need to.
00:48:34.220 And I love the part that you were talking about in just getting people to know the power that they have.
00:48:42.060 And we went through that process.
00:48:44.160 I've been at this for nine years.
00:48:45.600 So when COVID came, I instantly knew that it was a complete fraud.
00:48:49.620 It was to usher in communism and globalism.
00:48:52.320 And I wrote a report called Government Corruption, Including with a Foreign Syndicate.
00:48:57.280 It's under COVID-19 in my menu on my website.
00:49:00.060 And I look back and I go, holy smokes, I was accurate on everything,
00:49:03.600 everything they were going to do to our elderly, to our children, to our businesses, etc.
00:49:08.260 So we started making notices of liability that say, look, I have the right to say what goes into my body
00:49:14.960 and you can't force a medical treatment on me, including masks, etc.
00:49:20.020 And we kept many people working without losing their jobs, 45,000 teachers in British Columbia, for instance.
00:49:26.760 But it came down to the fact that they'd say, Ezra Levant, he's with Rebel News.
00:49:32.320 When their local reporter had sent the notices of liability to them, they said, oh, you know what?
00:49:37.040 That just gives people a false sense of security.
00:49:40.160 And it was to a business lawyer.
00:49:42.700 It's like, well, this isn't about business.
00:49:44.340 This is about your constitutional charter rights.
00:49:46.940 And if you don't embolden people and help to give them the confidence to know we're on the right side of this,
00:49:53.880 then they're going to sit at home and do nothing but feel like victims.
00:49:58.660 And so we really, really need to encourage people strongly and really hold the line on what we believe in,
00:50:05.120 because that can be catchy.
00:50:07.100 And so we've continued to do that work.
00:50:09.280 Obviously, many people in Europe and the UK are doing that work and on the front lines and truly making a difference.
00:50:18.020 And I'm really excited to continue to watch what happens in Europe and the UK.
00:50:22.740 Can I ask you this?
00:50:23.720 When we talk about the European Union, is that something that has the potential of collapsing?
00:50:31.260 Like, I want Canada to pull out of the UN.
00:50:34.000 We say we no longer want to be part of this tyranny, and we're not going to be bullied and pressured by you, your policies.
00:50:41.840 You've all gone astray.
00:50:42.620 Right. So how is the European Union set up?
00:50:46.000 Can there come a point?
00:50:47.900 Because what was the lady's name, the blonde lady, Vonderville?
00:50:52.120 Yeah.
00:50:53.240 Yeah, that's head of the UN.
00:50:55.040 She comes up, oh, you know, we can't stick to the far left and we can't focus on the far right.
00:51:00.440 We've got to stay central.
00:51:01.700 And I'm like, you're one of them.
00:51:03.700 Why is she coming up there?
00:51:05.200 Can she be voted out or can the EU be dissolved?
00:51:07.960 So it made the EU, remember, started off.
00:51:12.520 It started off in, what, 56, was it, to protect steel and coal industries?
00:51:17.100 And it started off with six countries.
00:51:19.140 So it was economic reasons for coming together.
00:51:22.780 And that makes sense to pull your resources, to talk to countries, and to have that economic connection.
00:51:30.580 That was why it started, which was a positive thing.
00:51:33.780 Then it widened.
00:51:35.380 Then it became part of a political control.
00:51:40.900 It became part of an economic control, especially with the Euro when that came in.
00:51:46.620 And, I mean, poor Germany abandoned the Deutsche Mark.
00:51:50.500 France abandoned the Frank.
00:51:53.840 Italy may be less so on the lira, because Italy's economy was never as strong as France or Germany.
00:51:59.240 But they abandoned it for the sake of this closer, ever-increasing closer unity and control.
00:52:07.840 Now, we always hear about unity, but actually it is about control.
00:52:12.840 And it was about Germany reading the Riot Act and France reading the Riot Act to some of the smaller countries.
00:52:18.840 And the finance going to some of the smaller countries keeps them in check, because if you're a net beneficiary, then you keep quiet, because you need to be good to get your paycheck.
00:52:32.420 Where you're for net contributory, then actually you can be more vocal.
00:52:36.280 But it's those who put more in, like France, Germany, they shout the loudest, and the smaller countries are like laptops, dogs, and they have to fit into that.
00:52:48.200 And, of course, we've then gone on the legal restrictions, European Central Court, the Court of Human Rights.
00:52:57.600 And the last legal fight in Europe is in the European Court, it's not the national court.
00:53:05.460 So European countries have given away their sovereignty in terms of finance, economics, have given the sovereignty in terms of, well, in terms of culture, but that's multiculturalism.
00:53:15.820 And then in terms of all those areas, in economics and law especially, and now the push towards military as well, with all the countries sending all their weapons to Ukraine, they have nothing left anyway.
00:53:29.080 So in two steps, you telling them, actually, this is, we must now come together.
00:53:33.880 And most European countries are not strong enough to have their own defence industries.
00:53:38.500 France and Britain are probably the only two that have kind of their standalone defence industries.
00:53:44.400 So there has been a rise in the UK.
00:53:48.580 The UK has always kind of been the problem child in the European Union.
00:53:54.960 We've always had kind of push-bats and ourselves different, partially because we are the only country, basically, that wasn't invaded during the First and Second World War, and two, because there is a sea border between us.
00:54:07.140 So we are a little bit separate.
00:54:09.140 But it took 25 years for the Brexit movement to rise up and achieve what it achieved.
00:54:17.060 And you realise it's a lot, and anything is a long-term goal.
00:54:20.500 Things don't happen overnight, politically or culturally, socially.
00:54:24.240 And that was a massive battle.
00:54:25.840 And the Nigel Fry, as you see now, is very different from the one he was in 25 years ago.
00:54:31.520 I think 1993 was when it started as the Anti-Federalist League, and then became UKIP, the Brexit Party.
00:54:40.640 So Britain has gone away.
00:54:42.960 The problem was we got freedom from Europe, but didn't know what to do with that freedom.
00:54:47.060 So you've got Boris Johnson suddenly had this new car to drive that was freedom from Europe, and he just didn't know what to do with it.
00:54:54.660 That's the problem.
00:54:55.620 Our politicians don't know what to do with the freedom.
00:54:58.000 There's no point in taking away, taking back control to your national country, your national state, your national legislature, if they don't know what to do with that freedom.
00:55:07.980 But there has been a push for Frexit in France.
00:55:12.020 There has been a small push, Itlexit in Italy.
00:55:16.440 And even the AFD had a push for, I don't know what that would have been called, Gexit maybe in Germany.
00:55:24.200 They've now, some of them have dropped, I know Geert Bieler's dropped that push for Norway, Nexit, to break away because they realized, and you have to look in politics, if the people aren't with you, then you have to bring people along.
00:55:39.260 You can't just shout at people and tell them what to do.
00:55:41.260 And if the people are not ready, then you have to maybe put that on the sidelines and continue to work at education until they're ready to accept that.
00:55:49.900 And I think in most parts of Europe, there is not the desire to walk away.
00:55:54.400 There's a desire to reform.
00:55:56.160 The problem is the European Union will not reform.
00:55:58.780 All the European Union wants is greater control.
00:56:01.060 And if you keep feeding the beast, then it will want more and more control.
00:56:04.700 So there have been bright spots.
00:56:06.840 Some of the countries, there is pushback, but I don't think it's there as a political movement to actually, for some of those countries, to break away.
00:56:16.060 But the European Union elections, what we've seen, is certainly a step in that direction.
00:56:22.600 Well, I'm really excited to hear that.
00:56:23.940 Thanks for explaining, because I was trying to understand the real purpose of the EU.
00:56:27.840 And when I see what happened, you mentioned Viktor Orban, and I do, I do think he's going to say it again, international hero, as far as leaders are concerned, and really setting the pace for other countries.
00:56:39.260 They're probably all going, oh, we should have listened to Viktor, but we wanted the money.
00:56:43.060 We didn't want to be outside of the EU because they have persecuted him.
00:56:49.440 I almost want to use that kind of language because he wouldn't go lockstep with the decision, even, you know, supporting the UK and funding these wars that are being done intentionally, and then trying to send our kids off into war to fight a war that is all about the globalist agenda to make more money or power and control.
00:57:10.340 And so, really, it is a lesson to be learned that these countries in and of themselves need to learn how to be truly separate.
00:57:20.080 It doesn't mean that they can't, at some level, be a part of something, but don't hand your money over.
00:57:25.220 You're getting tax dollars from your citizens.
00:57:27.760 You can bring those tax dollars into control and use that funding for what it should be used to, not to fund millions of dollars towards these LGBTQ agendas, not to fund immigration programs.
00:57:39.740 You know, not to keep funding all the socialist activities, you would find that taxpayers would end up with more in their pockets, and they could have a good, strong military.
00:57:50.120 And that's just how I see how, you know, the governments have a fiduciary duty to spend our tax dollars wisely and rightly.
00:57:58.000 Trudeau, of course, as part of this socialist agenda to collapse the system, they need everybody reliant on the government.
00:58:04.840 And that's why I don't think they're sending all of these hundreds of millions and billions of dollars over to sea to help anybody.
00:58:11.920 I think they're all going into the IMF and World Banks, and those individuals are using that money to attack us and to bring the war of ideologies and globalism into fruition.
00:58:24.980 You mentioned Geert Wilders.
00:58:27.040 I'm, again, a huge fan of Geert.
00:58:29.120 He's been at this for decades.
00:58:31.480 I would love to actually have him on the show.
00:58:33.280 My mom's from the Netherlands as well, so we pay very close attention.
00:58:36.960 We have family in the Netherlands, and the concern for many years has been the issuing in of Sharia law by, through nefarious ways, like halal food.
00:58:47.240 Costco here in Canada now carries halal food as well as other grocery stores.
00:58:51.760 You should boycott them.
00:58:53.040 You should let them know that where halal, a certain percentage, funds terrorism.
00:58:58.200 Then you've got halal banking.
00:59:00.360 This is the incremental advancements that they're making.
00:59:03.620 And you mentioned London, London mayor, tons of halal banking, mortgages, etc.
00:59:08.420 And last year, to help her win the election, Daniel Smith in Alberta ended up approving halal banking in Alberta.
00:59:16.940 And it's already been done in Ontario, and this is where citizens pick their battles and they say, well, it's not such an important battle.
00:59:24.320 Let them have their banking.
00:59:25.700 No, this is the battle to crush, because you need to crush every step that Islam is implementing in our Western nations.
00:59:33.740 It is okay for us to be patriots and loyal to our country, and it is absolutely 100%, not even permissible.
00:59:43.840 It should be mandatory, and it should be a duty to support that foundation of our nation and to demand that others integrate and assimilate.
00:59:54.440 And so, oh, there was just a question that had come up as I was mentioning that.
00:59:59.180 So, with Geert Wilders, I had seen something recently, because he had such an amazing result from the last election that he was in.
01:00:08.100 And I was in tears, I've got to say, because like I say, what's happening in Europe is going to come this way.
01:00:14.320 It's already happening throughout the United States as well.
01:00:17.320 But I thought I heard that Geert Wilders, because they've got a different political system in the Netherlands, many parties,
01:00:24.400 but he won the majority vote, but two other parties below him combined could do what the NDP and Liberal Party are doing together here in Canada
01:00:34.060 and outvote anything that he puts on the table.
01:00:37.500 So, will he at some point, based on how this political system works,
01:00:42.400 is he going to continue to pursue this to be the Prime Minister of the Netherlands?
01:00:47.740 And do you think that's a possibility?
01:00:49.840 So, I echo your feelings to Geert.
01:00:54.980 I've only met him three times.
01:00:56.760 The first time I met him and Marine Le Pen back over a decade ago in London,
01:01:01.940 I remember the day vividly, as you would.
01:01:04.500 It gets etched onto your memory.
01:01:07.260 Now, the Netherlands is an interesting political system.
01:01:14.040 I think there are 120 seats in the Netherlands Parliament.
01:01:17.480 They have probably more small parties than any other country, even more than Poland, I think.
01:01:25.760 There are, like, well over a dozen parties in there, well over a dozen.
01:01:29.780 And you can imagine the chaos that brings.
01:01:32.780 He won the majority, but the majority, I think, only got him 29 seats out of 120.
01:01:39.580 That's the problem.
01:01:40.720 And originally, the parties said, we are not going to go into government with them, we refuse.
01:01:46.180 Just like they said for the Sweden Democrats in Sweden, just like they're saying for the AFD in Germany,
01:01:52.680 like they're saying in Austria, although if FPU have the massive majority,
01:01:56.400 then it doesn't matter what anyone says, they can form a government.
01:01:59.600 So, in Dutch politics, it's always been consensus.
01:02:04.680 It's always been parties coming together and forming a coalition.
01:02:08.460 In some countries, I think coalitions mean that you've got a lot of weakness
01:02:14.360 because you mix a lot of parties together.
01:02:18.060 Instead of having one vision, one idea for the country, one direction,
01:02:22.480 you've got this mishmash of just all different parties.
01:02:25.840 And that's what's been in the Netherlands.
01:02:30.440 Now, a lot of people have softened their response to Kurt because of how well he has done.
01:02:37.300 He is a master at this, and he's done extremely well.
01:02:41.240 I think nearly first, I think just second in the European Union elections.
01:02:46.460 So, he's done very well.
01:02:47.920 He has built and built and built over two decades.
01:02:51.440 He has not given up.
01:02:52.380 A lot of other pretenders have come.
01:02:55.300 Thierry Badde, a wonderful guy, and he started a party, and that's now fallen away.
01:03:01.960 And Gerrit has stayed with his party.
01:03:05.960 And he is having conversation with lots of others.
01:03:09.540 I think he has maybe said he will not be the prime minister, but he will be the kingmaker.
01:03:14.480 So, he doesn't have the power, the position that Giorgio Maloney has in Italy.
01:03:21.160 He does not have the power.
01:03:23.600 It's maybe a little bit like the Sweden Democrats.
01:03:25.640 They came second.
01:03:27.160 So, they're the ones calling the shots.
01:03:30.080 And I think that Gerrit Fieders is the one calling the shots.
01:03:32.680 But it's taken over six months for a grouping to come together to say they'll form the government.
01:03:38.340 So, there is a provisional agreement.
01:03:41.420 Now, Gerrit has to drop some things, like he's not going to shut down every mosque.
01:03:45.320 I think that would have been difficult to implement anyway.
01:03:48.220 So, he has been wise on what he can do with the power he has.
01:03:53.100 If the people don't give you absolute power, you don't have absolute control, and you need to bide your time.
01:03:58.280 And Gerrit has worked closely with the other parties.
01:04:01.100 They've built up this grouping that will form the government.
01:04:06.180 Whether or not he is leading or not depends.
01:04:08.760 But if he wasn't happy, he would pull out, and there'd be elections.
01:04:12.220 And the polling shows that if there were elections, he would do even better.
01:04:17.120 So, the other parties don't want that to happen because they're not going to recover
01:04:20.660 because they see the failure of the other parties to work with the person who has won the election,
01:04:26.240 and they will be punished at the polls if they don't work with them.
01:04:29.380 So, I think it's looking very positive on six months of hard negotiations.
01:04:35.040 But we haven't seen the end result of that yet.
01:04:38.980 But the European Union results, they further strengthen Gerrit's position.
01:04:43.540 So, I think it is looking positive.
01:04:46.500 Right. Yeah, that was like building a coalition, I guess, of parties that are going to work together,
01:04:51.840 but much more difficult to do.
01:04:53.620 So, Jagmeet Singh is willing to bend over backwards to unite with Trudeau in every decision he's making,
01:05:01.240 thinking that he's going to advance himself.
01:05:03.500 And in the last election, I think they lost, I don't want to say half the seats that they had,
01:05:08.460 but they weren't a big party to begin with.
01:05:10.500 And really, the two of them together are nobodies.
01:05:13.360 And so, hopefully, they're going to really go down in the next election.
01:05:16.940 So, Root is, he's removed, right?
01:05:19.740 He stepped down, the Prime Minister.
01:05:21.960 So, who's taking his place?
01:05:25.360 I don't think there's anyone in charge yet, or maybe some caretaker.
01:05:29.400 Because Mark Rudd, he had stepped down after, whatever, 10 or 12 years.
01:05:33.500 And he was a mainstay in politics on the centre-right, but has failed to understand the mood of the people.
01:05:40.680 And on the centre-right, but mass immigration, LGBT agenda, everything, the woke ideology has flooded in.
01:05:47.300 So, he has not been a bastion, a bulwark against that.
01:05:50.780 And Gerard has chipped away.
01:05:52.360 So, he has stepped down.
01:05:53.300 I think there may be some caretaker, maybe in charge.
01:05:56.420 But everyone was waiting for these negotiations.
01:06:00.020 I see.
01:06:00.380 They may have taken much longer than expected.
01:06:03.000 But Gerard is still the one.
01:06:04.700 He is the kingmaker.
01:06:05.620 He is the one really in charge of that and calling the shots.
01:06:09.640 So, how does that work then?
01:06:10.880 Like, how does a new Prime Minister come into power then?
01:06:14.980 If Gerard is doing so well and he's got this coalition and he outnumbers those two other smaller parties,
01:06:20.000 or maybe he's formed a coalition with them as well,
01:06:23.580 then how does he, who becomes Prime Minister next?
01:06:27.080 Then what kind of vote and when does that happen?
01:06:29.420 Is there a time frame?
01:06:31.380 Well, no, that will be an agreement with the parties.
01:06:35.440 So, if you have a majority, if you've got, out of 120, if you've got a 61 seat,
01:06:41.800 like Netanyahu as in Israel, you come up with 61, which is a magic number,
01:06:46.460 one over what you need, then you can come to an agreement and form a majority,
01:06:52.400 because it's all about how you vote, the voting bloc within the parliament.
01:06:55.400 So, if you've got the majority of members of parliament, then you can vote your policies through.
01:07:00.840 But again, in Europe, we, and possibly the same in Canada, I mean, America is very different.
01:07:05.600 It's personality driven.
01:07:06.720 It's the individual that people really vote for.
01:07:09.480 In Europe, it's the party that people vote for, and they will often know the party much more than they will know the leader.
01:07:16.280 So, it is the parties coming together and trying to work that out, but it's not personality driven like it is in some other parts of the world.
01:07:27.740 And that makes it much longer behind closed doors, those conversations will go on.
01:07:33.860 But it will be if they come to an agreement and have that 50% plus one, so 61 MPs, then they will be able to come together and form that.
01:07:43.500 Who knows how long it lasts?
01:07:45.560 In coalitions, there are always disagreements and factions.
01:07:49.600 It is horse trading and giving to some parties things to get them on board.
01:07:54.220 And who knows what negotiations have happened behind the scenes over the last six months.
01:07:58.960 But if it's strong enough to hold together, and if Geert does play his cards right, then he will be the one who will decide that.
01:08:07.600 He will be the one who's very involved in the policies.
01:08:10.580 And he will say, look, of my party, I want these policies, but I'm happy to drop these.
01:08:16.680 And then you go with what you can get.
01:08:18.460 And he will be the one deciding who will be prime minister.
01:08:22.180 If it's decided that he doesn't have the support, he may have the parties coming together as a bloc, but actually it's someone else who has proposed to be the leader.
01:08:32.280 It could be someone else in his party or elsewhere.
01:08:35.200 But it's an arduous task of bringing those coalitions together.
01:08:40.740 And we'll see the end result.
01:08:43.700 We're not there at the end yet.
01:08:45.700 Well, I'm really, I hate to use the word rooting after getting rid of it, but I'm really rooting for Geert Wilders.
01:08:52.460 And in case our viewers didn't know, as you had mentioned that Geert has been at this for decades.
01:08:58.560 And one of the frontline topics was Islam and exposing the rapes.
01:09:04.200 He wanted to ban the niqabs and the hijabs and, you know, all the right things that should be done in a Western nation.
01:09:13.220 As a result, he has something like 32 fatwas, I believe, against his life.
01:09:18.560 Islam wants him dead.
01:09:20.220 And he needs security.
01:09:22.200 And can you believe this going on in our democratic nations?
01:09:26.400 And that's where huge deportations need to take place.
01:09:29.680 And I'm very much in agreement with closing the mosques.
01:09:32.820 And I don't think that there is a point in leaving any open because throughout history, Islam and the West have never been able to peacefully coexist because Islam is all about violence, division, subjugating and coming in and taking over.
01:09:48.100 That is their goal.
01:09:49.800 And that has never changed throughout thousands of years.
01:09:53.060 And if we don't wake up and realize this and stop being so nice, Christians are not doormats.
01:09:58.180 People need to realize that Jesus at times was one of the greatest.
01:10:01.500 He was the greatest rebel that ever walked this earth.
01:10:04.160 And he paid a dear price for it.
01:10:06.160 He called it the Pharisees, calling them, you brood of vipers.
01:10:09.140 And he turned over tables.
01:10:11.400 And there is a time for righteous anger and action.
01:10:14.500 And that time is now.
01:10:15.480 And so anyways, on that, Peter, thank you for joining me on the show.
01:10:20.680 It was very informative.
01:10:22.800 I'm hoping that our viewers are going to understand more greatly the threat of Islam that is growing in Canada, as well as what a mess it is in UK and Europe because they didn't figure it out sooner.
01:10:35.580 I would imagine that the military is going to have to be brought in in situations like to support Marine Le Pen's decisions as they unfold.
01:10:45.280 She's going to need great protection, as are these other leaders.
01:10:48.260 And hopefully the other ones that are sitting back and lacking a bit of a spine, you know, not courageous enough to take the stand for their country, that they're going to take a cue from them.
01:11:00.380 And that if everybody does that together, the Muslims can peacefully go back to the 56 Islamic-majority countries.
01:11:07.360 It's not like they have no place to go.
01:11:09.240 And they can go live in an environment that supports their ideologies and their way of life.
01:11:13.780 And that they can leave the peaceful West to be Christian nations and to continue to live peacefully and support their citizens as we would like and as our founding fathers fought for.
01:11:27.180 And so just a real pleasure. Is there any parting words that you would like to send to our viewers?
01:11:33.640 No, just pray that we actually have a breakthrough in the UK for upcoming elections on the 4th and continue to pray for Europe as a nation because maybe some of the viewers, their heads are still spinning with all that info on what's happening in Europe.
01:11:47.400 But it is half a billion people live in Europe and it is key to understand.
01:11:53.460 It is five to 10 years down the road.
01:11:55.680 What's happening in Europe, the Islamization, it will come to North America.
01:12:00.780 It's affecting Canada, I think, much more than it is the U.S. at the moment, but it will come.
01:12:05.200 So keep an eye out for what is across the pond over in Europe because it will come over very, very soon.
01:12:12.140 All right. Awesome. Thank you so much.
01:12:15.060 I just want to say, you know, God, continue to bless you in the work that you're doing.
01:12:19.240 And I really appreciate it because I feel like we're neighbors.
01:12:24.020 We're over a pond.
01:12:25.440 We're neighbors and very much in alignment.
01:12:28.980 And we love the Lord and we want to see our nations restored and recover from this.
01:12:34.360 So thank you again, Peter. God bless you.
01:12:37.180 Thank you, Tanya.
01:12:37.820 Thank you.
01:12:37.940 Thank you.
01:12:43.040 The next Empower Hour next week is going to be with Stephen Merrill.
01:12:47.780 And we're going to be talking about precious metals.
01:12:49.940 We're going to be talking about the market.
01:12:51.460 We're going to be talking about the value of silver right now.
01:12:54.740 And that if you invest, you know what?
01:12:56.420 You could be sitting a little bit pretty in the years to come.
01:13:00.720 So come and listen.
01:13:01.920 Be sure to join us next week on the Empower Hour.
01:13:04.600 And as for the verse this week, it's from Isaiah 54, 17.
01:13:08.720 It says,
01:13:09.620 And so I've been talking a lot about coming on the front line and about talking the truth.
01:13:27.140 And it's because, you know, I care about people.
01:13:30.520 And if you knew that a bus was coming towards you and it was filled with children and around the corner a bridge was out, would you not be standing in the middle waving your arms ferociously trying to get them to stop?
01:13:43.080 Okay.
01:13:43.360 So Canada is under attack.
01:13:45.780 It's coming from all angles.
01:13:47.420 But we can overcome this.
01:13:50.080 And our God says that if we will humble ourselves and admit and repent, admit that we were involved in allowing this government, you know, to get into place and not get up and oppose the evil that's been just slowly coming into our nation.
01:14:06.000 If there wasn't a point where we said this needs to stop and we weren't caring about elected officials, there is a place where we can say, you know what?
01:14:12.960 I was part of this.
01:14:14.000 Unknowingly, even, I was part of this.
01:14:16.040 So God, please forgive us.
01:14:17.280 Because God says clearly that if we repent and then we turn from those evil ways, if we say, I will not allow anyone to sexualize our children, I will not allow our borders to be invaded.
01:14:31.300 I will not allow globalists to say we are an anti-God nation, a post-national state with no core identity.
01:14:37.980 If you stand up and draw the line in the sand and have some absolute truths, then God says he will come and heal our land.
01:14:45.480 We don't need the powers and the money that the enemy is using against us right now.
01:14:50.880 We need the hand of God to come down on Canada and to smite those who are rising up violently against us.
01:15:00.140 And I trust that God can do that.
01:15:01.920 So it says no weapons formed against us shall prosper if we believe in the Lord God.
01:15:07.900 All right, my friends, thank you.
01:15:09.700 That was a big weekly news update this week.
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01:15:59.500 That's when I get to see, look at this crowd.
01:16:15.440 I'm gonna thank God and God alone for the ground that I'm standing on.
01:16:22.460 I'm going to thank our founding fathers
01:16:29.020 For giving their lives
01:16:31.340 And sacrificing so much
01:16:33.820 For our freedom
01:16:34.880 And I'm calling on you today
01:16:40.560 Don't put them to shame
01:16:42.780 Don't waste what they did
01:16:45.240 We have guaranteed rights
01:16:47.940 In this country
01:16:49.020 We are putting chapters across the nation
01:16:58.740 We are going to be in every town
01:17:01.340 And every city
01:17:02.580 And we are going to build communities
01:17:05.320 Within these communities
01:17:06.460 Of life-minded people
01:17:07.900 Who are actually going to care for one another
01:17:10.300 And love on each other
01:17:11.760 And give each other the help when they're down
01:17:14.160 We are going to use
01:17:16.660 The teams and the people
01:17:18.480 That build within chapters
01:17:19.940 To support our businesses
01:17:21.660 The government's actions
01:17:24.260 Are completely 100% unlawful
01:17:28.400 Judgment will again be found on justice
01:17:32.440 And those with virtuous hearts
01:17:35.500 Will pursue it
01:17:36.620 You have a virtuous heart
01:17:39.460 If you are here today
01:17:40.880 Pursuing freedom and righteousness
01:17:43.760 And that verse 23 comes along with a promise
01:17:48.600 God says
01:17:50.540 He will turn the sins of evil people back on them
01:17:54.740 He will destroy them for their sins
01:17:59.260 I take great comfort in that
01:18:02.940 Because I serve a mighty living God
01:18:06.720 Who has allowed us
01:18:08.900 To go through this season of discomfort
01:18:12.260 Because we as a nation
01:18:14.040 Have turned our backs on Him
01:18:16.240 And we need to get right
01:18:18.540 So I am just going to thank you so much
01:18:22.600 I'm going to say God bless you
01:18:25.120 And God bless Canada
01:18:26.920 I am just going to thank you
01:18:55.980 Thank you.
01:19:25.980 Thank you.