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00:00:00.000 Ha! I like this.

00:00:04.000 I like gasoline, don't like electric.

00:00:07.000 Wanna go fast, you need fuel injection.

00:00:09.000 I know people talk about ozone protection.

00:00:12.000 You think I'll give a damn when I can't get an erection.

00:00:14.000 Like wearing fur, like eating beef, like eating fish.

00:00:18.000 Fuck the coral reef, fuck the police.

00:00:20.000 I like getting paid.

00:00:22.000 I like shoplifting, like getting laid.

00:00:24.000 Like stealing liquor from my neighbor's cabinet.

00:00:26.000 I like getting drunk, smoking cigarettes.

00:00:29.000 I like freaking out and causing a scene. I like acting out, like being green. I like not knowing where I'm supposed to be. I like sneaking in to avoid defeat. I like being young, fuck being old. I like writing rhymes and acting like an asshole.

00:00:44.540 I like to write rhymes and act like an asshole

00:00:49.380 I like to write rhymes and act like an asshole

00:00:54.340 I like to write rhymes and act like an asshole

00:00:59.320 I like to write rhymes and act like an asshole

00:01:03.840 I write, I go to Fatburger, then I come back

00:01:06.480 Sometimes I rhyme slow, but never rhyme whack

00:01:08.960 And Jeremy Klein likes bitches and saki

00:01:11.480 Like to keep drinking until I feel crappy

00:01:14.000 Like skateboarding, even though I'm old

00:01:16.420 I like to write rhymes and act like an asshole

00:01:19.080 I like hiding in the plants at the shopping mall

00:01:21.600 I like making a deal, like Monty Hall

00:01:24.100 I like taking a walk with my dogs

00:01:26.460 I like checking the bitches on me, the docks

00:01:28.980 I like the Flintstones, living in bedrock

00:01:31.560 I went to Portland, I saw a Sasquatch

00:01:34.000 Looking at my Gucci, it's a fake watch

00:01:36.620 Hey Kobe, she should have said stop

00:01:38.980 I like being dope and not a sucker

00:01:41.200 I like George Bush blowing up the motherfuckers

00:01:43.980 I like bottle rockets, like firecrackers, like chicken fingers, I like big Maccas, like

00:01:49.420 burning my mouth and talking a lot of shit, and if you don't like it, my bum is on your

00:01:53.540 lips, I like selling out, and taking all the cash, and driving a sports car, and you're

00:01:58.140 fucking fast, I'm getting sucked into a black hole, I like writing rhymes, acting like an

00:02:03.200 asshole, I like, I like, I like to write rhymes and act like an asshole, I like, I like to

00:02:11.500 I like to write rhymes and act like an asshole, I like to write rhymes and act like an asshole, I like kids in Kansas playing with stun guns, like MTV playing my reruns, like finding money in the taxi cab, I like kicking cancer in the motherfucking ass, I like people getting famous overnight and getting bent, Cameron Diaz acting like she president, walking around acting all sweet, but she won't sign a name.

00:02:41.500 autograph for kids on the street. I like watching Easy Mike make beats. I like dropping rhymes and

00:02:46.920 making people freak. I like cupping the mic in my right palm. I like watching other people's

00:02:52.120 movies. I like talking with my mom on the phone. My dad only talks when she's not home. I like

00:02:58.520 eating Chinese food with a fork. I like to write rhymes and act like a dork. I like to write rhymes

00:03:06.620 And act like an asshole

00:03:08.100 I like to write rhymes

00:03:11.580 And act like an asshole

00:03:13.060 I like to write rhymes

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00:03:36.620 Thank you.

00:04:06.620 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

00:04:36.620 Oh, no, it's in the door.

00:05:06.620 Thank you.

00:05:36.620 With the candle in the light, it's all of the star and bright things,

00:05:46.020 and that cardabit pl Landing a dark note with every tree,

00:05:58.160 and many people can feel their eyes when they wear their mask in the case.

00:06:02.260 Rosie Raggs

00:06:03.640 We'll be right back.

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00:07:03.640 We can't insist on our own

00:07:09.060 When we shut up

00:07:10.580 Press your hands up

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00:07:13.240 Pay me for dance

00:07:14.900 I can do the work

00:07:16.600 No good at hand

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00:07:31.440 But I'm treated

00:07:32.680 You're terrible

00:07:34.680 For granted

00:07:36.680 I can die

00:07:38.680 I have to fight

00:07:40.680 For a fight

00:07:54.680 Robotic loves

00:07:56.680 I'm programmed to run

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00:08:01.940 He's grinding higher

00:08:04.140 But

00:08:04.940 Robot

00:08:06.520 Wants up

00:08:07.480 White and China

00:08:08.440 They're what I'm playing

00:08:09.960 With my persona

00:08:11.520 Are we now

00:08:13.020 Deserving

00:08:13.880 When all the time

00:08:15.300 Was once a break

00:08:16.860 I know

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00:08:21.960 But I'm dead

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00:08:28.600 Blood Satellite

00:08:48.840 Hey buddy

00:08:51.420 Dimes

00:08:54.240 Oh no Dimes are you there

00:08:56.480 Can you hear me

00:08:58.000 i can hear you can you hear me yeah i can hear me now oh we're good yeah we didn't do prep we

00:09:02.800 didn't do prep we didn't do prep this is so bad you can't you're not even audible i don't have a

00:09:08.800 pfp look at my audible don't tell me i'm not audible if i am audible i can hear you i don't

00:09:13.100 think anybody i mean maybe nobody i mean maybe only i can hear you all right

00:09:16.260 did you hear in the sound effects we didn't we did we didn't do nothing we didn't do no work

00:09:23.500 this is an emergency stream i have pork on my hands this is a pork on okay back up i'm saucing

00:09:29.800 over here pump the brick what are you what are you doing what are you doing i thought like an

00:09:34.720 hour and a half between when the kids went to bed in the stream would be enough time to stuff all

00:09:38.520 the sausages and put them in the smoker it was not even a fraction of the time that was needed

00:09:43.620 you got people wet in their beaks in the audience because they're hoping that we can get

00:09:47.640 the sound of you actually doing this shit on like very very you know house guy type stuff house

00:09:55.680 husband type work house husband yeah absolutely dude what's it what's it better be a wife guy or

00:10:01.880 a house husband uh wife guy for sure absolutely yeah even the worst wife guys are awful don't

00:10:08.240 get me wrong but house husband is just that's disgraceful there's this uh line from an episode

00:10:14.020 to Portlandia which is a show you're allowed to watch and it was Fred Armisen

00:10:19.420 he's his wife in the sketch she works and he's just kind of at home and he's

00:10:24.820 explaining it to the maid who also comes in and cleans the apartment he's like

00:10:28.240 I'm all I'm like a stay-at-home dad except we don't have any kids so I'm a

00:10:31.840 stay-at-home guy being a stay-at-home guy okay so by the way so everyone the

00:10:42.360 reason we're doing two live streams back-to-back which we don't usually do

00:10:46.120 is that there's a lot of work being put in for the event that we were attending

00:10:51.420 this weekend and if you want to attend it's too late you fucked up no no you

00:10:58.440 can't get no tickets anymore but because this is the nature of this event we're

00:11:03.900 gonna talk about it once it's you know completed so you'll get the rundown of

00:11:07.980 everything that goes right and wrong but this is an event that we're attending that's in a very very

00:11:14.600 large you know palatial cabin in not northern ontario i said that once if people got mad

00:11:21.520 although i do think it's up a mountain um with a bunch of people a bunch of a lot of different

00:11:26.320 people are going to be there john kyle is going to be there cat girl kulak is going to be there

00:11:30.360 david arini is going to be there wilhelm apologist plus a bunch of normals and um it's going to be

00:11:37.300 over the weekend and the way we're doing this event is we don't caterers we're doing everything

00:11:44.480 ourselves so judas is helping me prepare food for it he's smoking sausages and we're gonna be just

00:11:52.420 every everything is just done by us which is very exciting or it sounded exciting at the outset

00:11:58.620 but now i've realized that it's just very difficult and stressful and alarming and kind of exciting

00:12:06.360 but that's like one percent of it yeah so it's gonna be great though and it's gonna be homey

00:12:12.340 and you're gonna love it so of all this persona is saying the fire pit is gonna be gaped i bet

00:12:18.240 yeah i'm here a lot of gape talk you know what i mean i got people buying tickets saying oh

00:12:24.940 dimes can't wait to be there at the orgy and i feel like we need to clear the air about this

00:12:32.080 right now uh there will be no gay sex at this event not even a small one not even like a sample

00:12:42.080 demo nothing not no dwarves no small gay sex no no no no you didn't tell me there were no dwarves

00:12:48.780 though this is not hold on where's the script are there gay dwarves i'm not i'm not joshing you

00:12:55.160 i'm not fucking around i don't know i've here's the because you're surprised at how many dwarves

00:13:02.560 have sex i was are you when i learned i see they get married i'm sure peter dinklage gets around

00:13:10.360 but are there gay dwarves one wonders right yeah i'm asking you i guess i think aren't like half

00:13:21.020 of all dwarves employed in novelty

00:13:22.880 porn so there must be a lot of gay ones

00:13:24.860 in there because most guys in porn are gay

00:13:26.920 so they actually I bet most dwarves

00:13:29.220 are gay you think most dwarves are gay

00:13:30.980 probably most male dwarves are gay

00:13:33.080 you know what I'm gonna go ahead

00:13:34.540 and co-sign that

00:13:36.040 what are they

00:13:39.100 gonna do kick my ass

00:13:40.720 your ass is way up in the air

00:13:44.700 they would have to learn a very specific

00:13:46.980 martial art wouldn't they

00:13:48.300 like it's dwarf martial arts i must stay once again for the record i'm not joshing around

00:13:54.980 right now i think i think probably because if my son was a dwarf i'd say i gotta teach this kid

00:14:01.460 how to scrap he can't be he's gonna be bullied they're gonna make fun of his long head and his

00:14:07.800 short legs so but then what do you we're gonna teach him jiu-jitsu it doesn't work karate barely

00:14:15.480 works even though it's kind of made for retards and and you know the disabled but yeah i know

00:14:22.300 this because i took karate uh but like you would need a new type of martial art attuned to their

00:14:28.920 skills the disabilities i assume there's a skill there's got to be something that they're good at

00:14:34.860 what what could a dwarf do that you couldn't do i mean look i'm just looking at the economy like

00:14:41.720 it's fucking it's gay sex

00:14:43.800 he switches over to his

00:14:45.780 Bloomberg terminal

00:14:46.740 let's see let's see what do we got here

00:14:49.520 we got the screen over here we got the dwarf like what's

00:14:51.660 the dwarf sex skill over here

00:14:53.460 my finances are cratering

00:14:55.900 I

00:14:57.020 am in a deep hole

00:14:59.740 Bill Wilson says dwarven

00:15:03.900 martial arts is dick

00:15:05.740 biting there you go

00:15:07.500 it even has a name well they even qualify

00:15:09.760 as martial

00:15:10.400 when i think of the marsh i think the marshal class the yaoman the british the or even the

00:15:19.500 roman farmer soldier you know i would not think they had biting in their portfolio of skills

00:15:25.520 i mean like the didn't the berserker like what are they called the berserkers the

00:15:29.800 the scottish guys wouldn't they bite you they'd bite you hold the fort j fort says taekwondo

00:15:37.320 and there it is there it is got him he plucked that like a ripe peach

00:15:45.600 we hand these to people right so by the way we got some things to talk about tonight but if people

00:15:51.820 have any ideas thoughts questions throw them our way uh we have a documentary we're going to be

00:15:58.620 watching a little bit later this was sent to me it was it purports to be a banned documentary i

00:16:04.980 found this on rumble i don't i just i don't know if it's banned or just unpopular because you hear

00:16:09.560 a lot of things that just don't take off they say they're banned but i think it was banned

00:16:13.020 and um i guess uh aside from you know i already explained the event uh there was a plan to do a

00:16:20.820 live recording there but it's going to prove to be too much work i think we are going to do a live

00:16:26.460 show with a live audience at some point in the future but it's not going to be this time so

00:16:31.700 anyway this we're gonna play it loosey-goosey freewheeling we're gonna have fun do you remember

00:16:38.360 fun yeah i love fun so the other night i woke up i bolted awake with a bit in mind you know

00:16:49.820 as i wake up early i woke up you know when you wake up like that you know yeah i know woke up

00:16:56.180 and I had a bit and I wrote it down in a fever

00:16:59.540 and I kept it until just this moment

00:17:03.220 because I need to say it to you.

00:17:04.840 You tell me what you think of this.

00:17:07.420 So the setup is it's a man at a magic show

00:17:11.500 performance and a magician

00:17:13.340 and he's in the audience

00:17:14.640 and the magician calls him up on stage

00:17:16.880 to participate in an act as they are wont to do.

00:17:21.120 Yeah.

00:17:21.200 And the act is that he makes the man's penis disappear

00:17:24.420 in front of everyone and uh the next scene is that he is confronting the magician

00:17:32.020 after the show backstage having received his penis back and is too small

00:17:38.980 like claiming that it's not his it's not i don't want to cause trouble i get it we're all having

00:17:47.280 fun look this might belong to one of the other volunteers this one is not mine it's not mine

00:17:53.520 it's just and he's like we gotta go i gotta get out they like they're turning the lights on it

00:17:59.240 this is another thing this is this is a bar mitzvah now we need to get complete we do

00:18:04.020 following him out to his car that's the bit written in my fevered fucking writing

00:18:10.740 um oh of opus persona rip van winkle woken all right i don't i don't know if that's a

00:18:18.700 reference to the dwarf thing i think it's just a nice comment yeah i like when people get in the

00:18:23.880 mix and have fun with this not everything needs to be you know good um what's this short vatay

00:18:34.800 see look j fort he got the energy in him he got the piss and vinegar i don't want him to get too

00:18:41.260 cocky right now you know what he's like i got one i got one early he feels invincible

00:18:46.620 got his first kill on the battlefield how about crab midget crab you know what

00:18:54.660 now you're just trying to rile me up all right i'm sorry

00:18:57.680 how about how about fucking crab short faggot yeah okay thank you

00:19:02.620 oh thanks

00:19:05.660 that was very loud that was you know what i don't even have the music going what is wrong with me

00:19:14.880 what has dimes been up to where's the tunes buddy come on pick up the slide

00:19:20.000 oh hey shish shish shish shish there we go all right good stuff um

00:19:25.720 oh yeah i was playing on how he awoke with a start that's what he meant by that

00:19:31.540 all right so we're gonna start with some very good blood sally news i saw this story and i

00:19:38.120 knew we had to address it.

00:19:39.880 Have you seen this? A timeline

00:19:41.800 of WNBA

00:19:44.520 sex toy

00:19:45.700 incidents. Incidents

00:19:47.760 multiple.

00:19:50.060 Let's see, what's the best way to frame this?

00:19:51.860 Let's do this.

00:19:53.520 We're looking at the Washington

00:19:54.740 Post. America's media

00:19:56.780 is weighing in on this.

00:19:58.820 There have been incidents at six

00:20:00.640 games as of Friday,

00:20:02.520 which would make you believe that

00:20:04.640 this was a coordinated effort, right?

00:20:06.560 What they're doing, guys are going to the WNBA games, which is astounding on its face.

00:20:12.440 But then what they're doing is smuggling in dildos.

00:20:16.140 I had heard green dildos.

00:20:18.440 I don't know if that's...

00:20:19.800 To me, it would need to be green at this point, right?

00:20:23.080 And just hurling on the game.

00:20:25.020 Like they used to do to hockey games with Octopi.

00:20:28.500 You ever hear about that?

00:20:29.520 Yeah, I heard about that.

00:20:30.860 We used to do things.

00:20:32.460 You know, we used to have fun at games.

00:20:33.880 Now you can't do nothing anymore.

00:20:36.220 Okay.

00:20:36.560 So this is men getting in the mix and having fun at a WNBA game.

00:20:41.840 It should be encouraged.

00:20:42.580 But look at this.

00:20:43.160 Look at this woman on screen.

00:20:44.300 Look how beleaguered she is.

00:20:46.580 What kind of a name is Indiana?

00:20:48.640 Yeah, just like Sienna, like one of these Instagram girl names.

00:20:54.960 Oh, here's what I love.

00:20:56.760 Sponsored by Just Salesforce.

00:20:58.900 I know.

00:20:59.620 Okay.

00:21:00.320 I saw a picture of that earlier, and I'm like, this shit is too perfect.

00:21:04.300 You can't even write this.

00:21:05.340 it's because it is it is like that extension of jew daycare for women

00:21:10.020 is now women have to have their own basketball team and they have to act like men but who's

00:21:15.620 going to fucking sponsor this salesforce the same company that's sponsoring them in the

00:21:19.340 fucking office here's the thing they have salesforce which means they have one sponsor

00:21:23.380 single sponsor yeah but even with a single sponsor at nascar you're completely covered

00:21:28.660 in the name because they want to maximize the exposure yeah and show pride in what they

00:21:34.060 sponsored this is a very uh shamed placement like they almost don't want you to know that

00:21:40.860 they're sponsoring this team yeah because you either need to be covered in logos or no logos

00:21:47.280 at all you can't just have one in the middle i mean we could do it yeah i mean it depends how

00:21:54.220 they want to handle it i think they're just probably not proud of it what do you think we

00:21:58.420 could sponsor an aboriginal women's hockey game hockey team or and whatever they do you'd have

00:22:04.660 to sponsor the entire league because i don't think it's to create it to create it from scratch

00:22:10.920 what would what would they do what are they doing over there in their reserves

00:22:15.140 the field hockey uh i don't think they play sports it'd be so funny it'd be funny if it was

00:22:21.820 first of all it'd be funny if it was cricket like they'd just do indian stuff but then also

00:22:27.060 The Indian stuff.

00:22:28.560 Yeah.

00:22:29.560 Most Indian game ever, cricket.

00:22:31.720 Well, because British people don't play it anymore.

00:22:34.460 Too many Indians are playing.

00:22:35.840 They just gave up on it.

00:22:37.600 But that's a good question.

00:22:38.860 Do aboriginals play sports?

00:22:39.960 I don't know.

00:22:40.400 I've never seen it.

00:22:43.120 They're not sports people, are they?

00:22:44.960 Yeah.

00:22:45.860 It's one of those things where if you join a sports league,

00:22:48.420 you have to say you're white.

00:22:50.140 So you'd never know.

00:22:51.420 It's the rule.

00:22:52.660 Or you could say that you're Spanish.

00:22:55.080 I've never seen an aboriginal.

00:22:56.360 Look, I don't follow a lot of sports.

00:22:58.720 I can't think of any time I've seen a First Nations guy playing.

00:23:03.620 You know, I'm not going to call him First Nations guy.

00:23:05.180 Just call him a Nations guy.

00:23:06.420 He's the.

00:23:08.020 I mean, they're just nationalists.

00:23:09.780 He's just a nation.

00:23:10.460 Yeah, he's a guy.

00:23:11.440 Nation.

00:23:11.980 Nation guy.

00:23:13.000 He's just a real.

00:23:14.160 He's just a nation guy.

00:23:16.940 I'm not allowing you the first.

00:23:18.500 You can't be a nation, but you're just.

00:23:20.800 You're here.

00:23:21.660 I'm recognizing you.

00:23:23.020 Okay.

00:23:23.200 I just do not agree that you're first.

00:23:25.220 That's all.

00:23:25.460 i see you i see you and i hear you oh i heard you very perfect white passive aggressiveness

00:23:34.740 just i i i saw you uh yeah heard you loud and clear

00:23:41.240 you want to talk to white guys for a second sure hey what up home skillet

00:23:50.960 I almost ripped the cord out of my computer when you said that.

00:24:02.620 You know what we were talking about earlier?

00:24:04.980 Because we got into yet another race discussion in our community of champions and such and such.

00:24:11.800 And they were talking about, I covered this on Real Secret Coffee Hours.

00:24:17.560 I'll just mention that now.

00:24:18.780 Real Secret Coffee Hours, our paywall

00:24:20.760 show available on

00:24:22.600 Gumroad and

00:24:24.540 Patreon was

00:24:26.340 let me throw up a link there

00:24:27.940 yeah, here we go, subscribe to the Gumroom

00:24:30.860 you can go on there and

00:24:32.620 every week there's a new paywall

00:24:34.640 episode and the one thing I was discussing

00:24:36.760 this past week was

00:24:38.780 the

00:24:39.780 what would you call it, bitch

00:24:42.600 Armageddon?

00:24:44.460 Yeah, yeah

00:24:45.860 right-wing influencer ladies right each other's throats real secret coffee hours is where i just

00:24:50.980 talk about right-wing drama and stuff like that and uh and the the fucking pearl davis is in

00:24:57.620 there a bunch of women that you probably never heard of i don't know because i don't follow these

00:25:01.540 women but group chats leaked and uh when people started pointing out that despite how they behave

00:25:09.700 publicly behind the scenes in their group chats in their friend groups they all talk like they

00:25:15.220 will say black women but i say no they actually talk like black men yeah and i gave the example of

00:25:21.460 like when snoop dogg came out with a faux shizzle my nizzle all those years ago that's before a lot

00:25:26.660 of zoomers time but the joke was that soccer moms were doing that but it was true like there's

00:25:32.580 something about like what i'm really not trying to be critical here but a lot of white women but

00:25:37.220 talking like black men they don't really talk like black women except when they say they get their

00:25:42.340 herded most you know what i mean most of the people i've heard in my whole life

00:25:47.860 say those phrases have been white women i smile you know i mean i don't actually talk to black

00:25:52.340 people that much i'm pretty blessed but uh it's yeah it's mostly white women yeah and so you know

00:25:58.740 the take that i had some will call this a cope take because they would call that the negrification

00:26:05.940 of our culture i know john talley had said that that's something you hear a lot from people

00:26:09.620 but i know a thing or two about black culture even in this chat someone uh very early on said

00:26:16.440 uh love these streams i'm throwing up right here although there are entirely too many blacks

00:26:22.000 constructive criticism i don't think he knows that the majority of the hip-hop i play on here

00:26:27.500 is white guys um that aside um i was i know a thing or two about black culture and i had said

00:26:34.720 if you really want to get into it

00:26:36.760 there's not much about

00:26:39.100 mainstream black culture that even

00:26:40.880 is black and you can dissect

00:26:42.900 it if you want and I said white guys

00:26:44.960 who like black culture tend

00:26:46.840 to like the least black parts

00:26:48.740 it's not very African

00:26:50.480 like for example in hip hop

00:26:52.120 there's no snare drum in African

00:26:54.900 music it's really all bongos

00:26:56.760 and bass drum

00:26:57.460 the larger argument is that black culture

00:27:00.580 tends to take white stuff and remix it

00:27:02.860 but if you chart the developments in hip-hop culture up until now like when Kanye West showed

00:27:09.700 up what was he famous for was appropriating sort of preppy white culture that's where it got into

00:27:16.280 Dolce & Gabbana and Versace and you know Yves Saint Laurent and that's he was the first guy

00:27:22.280 who was really wearing all that stuff which is like preppy white stuff flash forward to someone

00:27:26.700 like tyler the creator very popular producer rapper but like he's mostly white like in in

00:27:34.540 every way except his skin color yeah he's also half japanese but like what is black culture now

00:27:41.180 in 2025 they've they've integrated skateboard culture punk culture goth culture you have them

00:27:49.020 doing country songs which up until five minutes ago that entire genre they saw is racially hostile

00:27:54.540 now Beyonce is doing that I'm like you know there's a synthesis that happened maybe that's worse

00:27:59.060 I understand that but I also say that if you look at black culture now it's jettison most of this

00:28:04.740 blackness is just kind of a twist on white culture and they it's emo it's a lot of emo stuff it's a

00:28:11.580 lot of metal and so anyway that's just you know one argument I made again sounds like a cope but

00:28:16.760 I'm like you know I think we just like I think we just like our stuff and then it's slightly

00:28:22.360 different yeah anyway yeah um what do you think about that i know you don't like any of that

00:28:27.420 shit really yeah i don't i don't i try honestly i do my best to like insulate myself from because

00:28:31.800 i really really really don't like them like i have a deep disgust but um yeah i do i mean i do

00:28:37.680 think generally that they're completely incapable of creating anything of complexity or depth i

00:28:42.120 don't doubt that there's such a thing as a novel element like an individual single element that

00:28:47.340 came from them but i mean if you're talking about music as a genre or like techniques you're talking

00:28:52.160 about generations of people like layering on top of each other and the people on the bottom are

00:28:58.080 always us and the people on the top the little dancing monkeys are sometimes them so yeah let's

00:29:04.280 not pretend like they came up with any of this you know what's so funny i noticed that um originally

00:29:10.580 white guys wanted to say nigga and they weren't allowed to say nigga so they started saying bro

00:29:17.340 as a substitute. It was used in the exact

00:29:19.560 same way black people would use nigga.

00:29:21.900 And brah.

00:29:23.300 And that was the white thing. And then I noticed

00:29:25.100 black people started using brah.

00:29:27.580 And started using bro. And started using

00:29:29.580 nigga less.

00:29:31.180 And I'm like, what the fuck is going on here?

00:29:32.820 You're just... Don't take our stuff.

00:29:35.880 Like, we need a trade at this point.

00:29:38.660 Give us nigga

00:29:39.540 back. Yeah.

00:29:41.220 Yeah, for sure. At this point, this is just

00:29:43.680 a daytime robbery.

00:29:45.080 This sucks, man.

00:29:46.900 You're robbing us metaphorically.

00:29:49.360 You're robbing us spiritually.

00:29:51.160 Can you stop, please?

00:29:53.580 So we've got to talk about these dildos hitting all these ladies.

00:29:56.560 Yeah.

00:29:57.120 Interesting they show a white basketball player for the WNBA.

00:30:01.900 I need to look at the racial breakdown.

00:30:03.560 If it turns out that it's mostly white women, that would be very funny to me.

00:30:07.980 What first appeared to be a bizarre episode of a spectator throwing a phallic-shaped green sex toy.

00:30:13.560 i mean you can just call it a dildo everyone knows it's not even that it is what it is i always see

00:30:20.240 this shit and i i feel like i'm listening to a recent graduate it's like oh but i already used

00:30:25.740 the word in the summary so i have to come up with a with a i have to find a simile or something like

00:30:31.240 i can't i've worked i got shit i gotta make up i gotta describe the word i can't use the word again

00:30:37.100 i worked as a reporter before for a small newspaper a long time ago and this does sound

00:30:41.540 like the editor and said okay look you say dildo eight times throughout this entire thing

00:30:46.560 we need we need something else silicone sex toy fine women's pleasure device okay he's got four

00:30:53.900 thesauruses open in front of him he pulls out an 80 pound dildo thesaurus it's just it's like

00:31:02.560 jack skellington and nightmare before christmas and the montage where he's investigating the

00:31:06.960 christmas toys just got a green dildo in and he's like taking a scalpel to it and putting a big

00:31:12.340 magnifying glass in front of it again my references are very dad like these days you know what though

00:31:18.620 if journalists actually did that we wouldn't want to uh get rid of them uh inanimate penile device

00:31:26.680 says bill wilson i mean we're already doing a better room this guy's job for him yeah really

00:31:31.500 So one guy threw a phallic-shaped object

00:31:34.920 With intimate objects being thrown

00:31:36.860 At six different games

00:31:38.080 Okay, let me just say intimate is the wrong word there

00:31:40.360 Because that could be intimate to that particular person

00:31:42.900 An intimate object could also be a childhood teddy bear

00:31:45.280 Yes

00:31:46.040 Which would be baffling

00:31:48.900 If people are throwing

00:31:50.260 A Christmas ornament

00:31:52.300 Their ex-father gave them

00:31:55.340 Family photos

00:31:56.100 Because if you just buy a dildo

00:31:58.660 And you don't use it on yourself, it's not even intimate

00:32:00.340 I'm going to put this person on the

00:32:01.780 shay here and say,

00:32:03.140 somebody correlates

00:32:05.340 or correlates intimacy with sex.

00:32:08.100 Somebody's not capable of intimacy

00:32:09.680 without sex.

00:32:10.600 Hmm.

00:32:11.480 Hmm.

00:32:12.480 Wait, who are you talking about?

00:32:13.220 Are you talking about you?

00:32:14.380 Did you say that?

00:32:15.020 I'm talking about Glenahill.

00:32:16.780 Oh, okay.

00:32:17.600 Glenahill.

00:32:19.400 Okay.

00:32:20.760 This is great.

00:32:21.660 The League Threatening to Prosecute

00:32:23.340 Perpetrators.

00:32:24.260 What is the crime, officer?

00:32:28.100 Just walking with your wrists

00:32:30.260 presented arrest me then what does the crime like it's so obviously a crime but yes though

00:32:36.180 it might it is if he's so convinced that this should not be a crime like what he did was

00:32:42.040 morally good i i can't throw a thing at a floor like unless it hits a woman i mean there's probably

00:32:48.580 don't you sign all i mean look i've never been to a basketball game i'm sure there's rules

00:32:53.580 he doesn't even know what basketball is he doesn't know what's going on

00:32:57.100 yeah he's seen a couple of women the thing is here's the here's the thing my like

00:33:00.940 you haven't showed it yet but like the mugshot of the fucking weird hispanic kid who threw it

00:33:06.500 is such a goblin and like are you who goes to a fucking wnba game like i this is funny and i want

00:33:15.400 to like make fun of wnba but also i want to make fun of the guys doing it because it's like you

00:33:19.900 paid money to go

00:33:21.780 and be like I would be

00:33:23.900 caught fucking dead like

00:33:25.200 one guy did it and then every guy

00:33:30.040 said oh that's the bit

00:33:31.400 I love a bit right so

00:33:33.800 then without being coordinated because

00:33:35.800 everyone wants it to be a conspiracy

00:33:37.120 but what if it's just a bunch of

00:33:39.900 guys who understand

00:33:41.860 this thing called kismet it's literally

00:33:44.020 V for vendetta

00:33:45.860 it is literally V for vendetta yeah

00:33:49.660 what's a quote from that stupid fucking thing

00:33:54.260 like i'm an idea like what what's a quote something like that let's just go with that

00:34:02.340 that's such a you can't kill an idea you can't idea throwing dildos is bulletproof

00:34:09.300 you can kill me you can kill me but throwing dildos is bulletproof

00:34:23.740 what a great movie that everyone knows but i bet nobody remembers you know i remember thinking it

00:34:30.980 was like the greatest thing ever when i was uh a young teenager like maybe 15 look if you see

00:34:37.060 slow motion knives being thrown you're thinking it was so cool hell yes but then also you understand

00:34:43.260 you've never wanted to see a knife slow down you want it going fast really if you're thinking

00:34:48.800 about it yeah you really do want it going fast yeah oh are these the two hetero men who made

00:34:54.320 the matrix like i don't know man something's going on with them yeah when i was 15 the two

00:34:59.820 totally hetero men the normal fucking guys that made you know those cool like straight tech guys

00:35:05.960 very cool neat guys idols those like i just so fucking cool and they made this great movie

00:35:12.200 those those uh polish it professionals who made the matrix the thing is you're already calling

00:35:18.900 them gay by saying see no no no i i break from convention i got nothing against the polish

00:35:27.280 i'm not trying to i know in the past i've said many negative things about the polish we do have

00:35:33.360 to have a devil's advocate so i'm remembering that position i remember or as you might say

00:35:37.580 polish advocate polish polish as some may say polish advocate

00:35:41.980 people are just in the chat doing more dildo stuff

00:35:48.620 javier olivia says to be honest the dildo probably costs more than the wnba tickets

00:35:56.220 hey there you go you know what yeah

00:35:59.840 um i'm trying to find some some some good stuff here anyway uh half core dildo toss went to

00:36:09.100 subaru on the jumbotron nice they could make it part of the game like let's be honest you could

00:36:14.780 probably i'm being completely serious here if there are a way legally to allow people to just

00:36:19.520 throw silicone offensive objects at the women you could probably sell a lot more tickets and

00:36:25.760 charge more do you want butts in seats like you want to make money right ladies you're trying

00:36:32.520 you're what oh you're here for the love of the game fuck off you're here to be seen and to take

00:36:37.080 some money home so here you go this is what you play for getting penises hurled at you yeah

00:36:43.420 um uh here we go where they mentioned there's like a cryptocurrency thing i'm sorry i just

00:36:51.740 Because I just had an image of, like, they launched this and, like, you're looking at, like, the VIP box at the front and the entire team, the Harlem Globetrotters, all file in, all of them in their uniforms.

00:37:05.320 It's so funny, the idea of it's just NBA players doing it.

00:37:11.100 It's fucking Kobe Bryant comes in and just fucking throwing dicks at them.

00:37:14.860 What are you going to do?

00:37:17.460 Michael Jordan shows up and throws a dick.

00:37:19.420 What are you going to do?

00:37:20.080 This is the biggest.

00:37:20.740 of it and the thing is the girls are making more money than they have in their life because imagine

00:37:24.180 how much they charge for the tickets every day michael jordan comes michael jordan comes and

00:37:28.500 throws out they're going to start sucking it on the court like shut up enough of whatever it is

00:37:34.880 you are i love this part the league threatening to prosecute perpetrators and a group of

00:37:39.700 cryptocurrency enthusiasts claiming responsibility for the acts in a bizarre call to espn is that a

00:37:46.400 dog whistle for something cryptocurrency enthusiasts i think they let's see then came

00:37:52.440 a bizarre interview with espn in which a man involved with cryptocurrency who kept his off

00:37:56.780 his camera off and did not give any identifying information so the wmba and all controversy made

00:38:02.160 it the logical target the group has used the instance to promote their meme coin oh no called

00:38:07.320 green called green dildo coin of course the stunts were you know the whole idea is like they were

00:38:14.400 trying to launch Trump's shot in the head

00:38:16.380 coin, but

00:38:17.500 they couldn't.

00:38:20.520 That's not good.

00:38:23.300 Their stunts were meant

00:38:24.380 to be jocular, but have vexed

00:38:26.440 fans, players and coaches.

00:38:28.420 Okay, you can't just throw the word vexed

00:38:30.420 around. Who's this guy? Let me look at him again.

00:38:32.700 Glenahill.

00:38:33.900 Glenahill.

00:38:36.280 You can't...

00:38:37.320 vexed.

00:38:39.920 Nigga, you've never said vexed.

00:38:42.540 No, but that's what I'm telling you. You say it

00:38:44.160 glenahill he's like a he's like an elf he's like a high elf or dark elf but he'd say that he'd say

00:38:49.640 vexed he'd call you an inwa we call that a callback dwarf type guy yeah the group plans to

00:39:00.480 organize similar acts at other events including major league baseball games now you read that

00:39:05.200 just as a casual observer don't you want to know what they're going to do yeah thematically because

00:39:12.020 dildos isn't gonna work what do you do at a baseball game what do you throw hot dogs doesn't

00:39:19.820 work it needs to be something of substance something of meaning what would you throw at

00:39:26.300 a baseball game oh it's a bunch of men it's a bunch of uh roided up jocks what do you throw

00:39:35.420 Maybe do we finally start throwing

00:39:37.200 fucking steroid needles at them?

00:39:40.140 Just like hurling

00:39:41.840 needles?

00:39:44.180 Just throw rocks

00:39:45.300 or like grenades.

00:39:47.760 Yeah, here

00:39:49.100 comes Judas with the Judas take.

00:39:51.600 Why don't you start throwing fucking nukes

00:39:53.260 and rape at them? Why don't you rape

00:39:55.240 them all to death and then go teach them how to

00:39:57.360 grab some corn?

00:39:58.900 I was like minutes away from that still,

00:40:01.080 so you jump the shark.

00:40:02.480 oh he involves persona fixatious dwarven gape there we go that's that's the show like that's

00:40:11.020 actually we're done that's the there we go thanks can i just say this just dwarven

00:40:16.460 can i say i'm loving it yeah whatever

00:40:19.840 they they throw dildos at nfl games i guess there's a different rate

00:40:27.760 we're revealing ourselves

00:40:31.020 can we do a data crunch

00:40:34.220 of the type of dildos

00:40:36.140 and which team they're thrown at

00:40:37.440 I can't imagine

00:40:41.060 because you saw the dildo

00:40:42.980 it was like

00:40:43.480 that was a green dildo

00:40:46.220 I can't imagine that being thrown at a big black man

00:40:48.980 well they do the dildos based off

00:40:51.040 the team names

00:40:52.360 so for the Redskins it would be

00:40:54.860 Native American style dildos

00:40:57.260 and then the Miami Dolphins

00:40:59.220 is like, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:41:02.860 You spent a lot of money to create a dolphin

00:41:05.280 shaped penis.

00:41:06.900 You know what? I bet you wouldn't need to look that hard.

00:41:10.300 No. I bet you

00:41:11.300 there's more of that than you'd

00:41:13.260 like to think. Yeah, fair.

00:41:16.980 Let's see.

00:41:17.520 You know what? We don't got to keep going through this.

00:41:19.320 You get the gist of it, right?

00:41:21.180 We don't need to make a whole to-do. Oh, by the way,

00:41:23.320 I didn't bring this up before,

00:41:25.320 but I had to give a

00:41:27.340 conclusion to some

00:41:29.400 let me just stop sharing

00:41:31.240 for a second here, give a conclusion

00:41:33.380 to a story

00:41:35.500 I had shared in the community where

00:41:37.320 I went toe-to-toe with a bat

00:41:38.900 yeah, bat house

00:41:40.880 what happened? I had a bat in the house

00:41:43.160 and I was talking to our guys

00:41:45.360 and they were joking about

00:41:47.200 first it was vultures because I had vultures

00:41:49.200 I was dealing with, then it was snakes

00:41:51.460 then it was bats

00:41:52.940 oh I didn't hear about the snakes, you got snakes there?

00:41:55.320 You got a full, like, Plagues of Egypt thing going on there.

00:41:58.640 At first I thought, this is just new homeowner problems.

00:42:02.780 This is something everyone...

00:42:03.900 And then they all said, no, you're cursed.

00:42:07.340 Yeah.

00:42:07.940 You got a cursed-ass life.

00:42:09.860 Don't you have termites, too?

00:42:11.140 Or, like, there were termites previously.

00:42:12.320 It was carpenter ants, which are, like, termites, but bigger and worse.

00:42:19.660 And then there's the knotweed, and then there's all the mice and rats.

00:42:22.560 But that was...

00:42:23.480 I got certain things that are in control.

00:42:25.320 mice and rats are just background noise when you got fucking vultures and carpenter ants and

00:42:29.640 knotweed yeah i've i've mastered my domain there was a snake i was out at home depot buying some

00:42:35.900 shit my wife calls me up a wife's worst fear aside from you know a masked man was a snake

00:42:44.200 in the kitchen and in the kitchen in the kitchen no you are cursed dude you didn't tell me this

00:42:51.060 and what the fuck there what i've been to your house you're well off the ground like how did it

00:42:56.240 what yeah here's what happens i'm 99 sure it's there was construction going on nearby for quite

00:43:03.740 some time anytime there's construction it's just a garter snake just a regular lawn like a harmless

00:43:08.840 snake um which is what i figured it was and we don't really have that many bad snakes here to

00:43:14.760 be honest yeah that's the thing i like about canada we don't need to worry about poisonous insects we

00:43:19.460 don't need to worry about snakes that'll give you gangrene but the noise chases the snakes and um

00:43:26.120 and so it i think it got startled by my wife's screams and then she runs upstairs calls me i

00:43:31.880 gotta run home i'm tearing apart the house i got gloves on and shit thinking i'm gonna you know

00:43:37.780 just grab this thing to throw it out it's nowhere to be found um i figured it just crawled out the

00:43:42.880 way it came or it's in the walls and it's dead anyway it's i'm telling her uh husband lie a dad

00:43:50.260 lie i'm saying you're upstairs they can't climb stairs don't worry about it she looks it up of

00:43:56.980 course they can climb stairs of course i'm like no your your shriek scared it away and it did

00:44:02.780 and then so you know i'm coming out just the other day got the snake thing so i hadn't seen it since

00:44:07.860 I've seen it in the yard.

00:44:08.900 I know where it is.

00:44:09.700 I say, what's up?

00:44:11.640 And the other day, I'm in the second floor of the house.

00:44:15.480 Bat flies right in front of my face.

00:44:17.840 At first, you don't know what it is.

00:44:20.120 You see something flying, and you're thinking, oh, a sparrow.

00:44:24.920 Oh, a delightful bird, or perhaps a large butterfly.

00:44:29.360 And then it's silent, right?

00:44:31.820 And I don't know why that's so off-putting, but it is.

00:44:34.700 because you're probably used to bats sounding leathery on tv but it's like it's a graceful

00:44:40.660 soundless thing which is kind of strange um but then i and i've chased it around trying to get it

00:44:47.600 chased it into my son's room he wasn't here it was with his grandparents and we have a camera

00:44:53.040 in there and so i'm trying to figure out what the fuck do with it of course i go to the chat

00:44:58.300 everyone's saying to me hey looking forward to the dimes rabies arc you know because i'm just

00:45:04.800 gonna figure out how to get it and then i'm thinking they get in my head they put rats in

00:45:08.140 my head of course i'm thinking what the fuck do we do bat i don't i don't know shit about bats

00:45:12.540 and then like i'm looking it up rabies is rare in bats um but we can see it on the camera i could

00:45:19.400 see it flying around trying to get out on the floor i'm thinking okay i'll just go in there with

00:45:24.640 a towel throw it over it or a bin or something and it eventually flies over to my son's bed

00:45:32.600 hits the wall slams into it and falls behind the bed and so i'm thinking oh maybe it's dead

00:45:38.380 right because i'm using bird logic birds are always flying into shit and dying i learned later

00:45:45.100 bats are incredibly resilient oh yeah they're like rats yeah it's very difficult to even crush them

00:45:52.120 in your hand or so i'm told so then anyway long story short um i end up calling a guy to come

00:45:58.160 like take it because we had it in get it's it's on the inside of the curtain in front of his

00:46:03.980 open window no screen on it's literally in front of an open window and i'm beating it with a broom

00:46:10.360 yelling get the fuck out and it won't it's just like chittering at me and i'm like okay well

00:46:17.120 maybe it's got rabies it's kind of behaving in a fucked up way and i had to call a guy in to get

00:46:23.060 in the attic and figure out where it was coming in because it came in from the attic that's how

00:46:26.540 i know the end i know where the entry point was anyway then it eventually it eventually gets out

00:46:32.020 of there it's gone but here's one thing i learned and this is why i think it's interesting i don't

00:46:37.020 know if anyone else will but the guy had said that if the house is cooler than the outside

00:46:44.260 even if it's in front of an open window it won't go out because of the temperature differential

00:46:48.800 and as you know it's been blistering hot all throughout and terror there's wildfires going

00:46:54.300 on again right but there's something like physiologically about it like it won't

00:46:58.520 transition from like one temperature to another easily like that which is weird but i'm like okay

00:47:03.460 so hey you so you guys know that's how you get rid of that you might think it can just be from

00:47:09.600 a window it doesn't you'll need to like beat it and punch at it and spit and cuss at it for it to

00:47:14.160 for it to not fucking die but also the guy said he's like you know next time you see it on floor

00:47:18.640 just grab it we put on some big gloves and you know you can't kill it he just said you can't

00:47:24.240 fucking kill it's like you can try and really squeeze it but you know they're they're resilient

00:47:28.940 like i said so anyway that's the bat story it's over and we're going out of town so my wife this

00:47:36.680 is the last thing she needs i need to get this all sewn up because you know now she's got bats

00:47:42.460 on the mind. Or snakes

00:47:44.480 or rats or carpenters or whatever

00:47:46.340 the next fucking thing is.

00:47:48.980 Some fucking trout

00:47:50.300 launches in from the lake and goes to the window.

00:47:52.200 Why don't we just have the event at your place?

00:47:54.000 We just switch it and we could all just hang out at your place.

00:47:57.180 Let's invite

00:47:58.200 all these people

00:48:00.080 to my house.

00:48:02.960 You've got vultures.

00:48:04.560 Dimes got chirped, but he didn't

00:48:06.340 ignore the warning sign.

00:48:09.680 Kill all

00:48:10.360 the bees and birds, male logic.

00:48:12.460 um oh yeah sex freakman says i never forget how bats fly because i used to live in the area with

00:48:18.160 a lot of them and i like playing chick with my face whenever i was lying down outside this is

00:48:22.960 the shit that bothers me about bats like even when it was in my house like it's like it's trying to

00:48:26.860 hit my head with its much smaller head i don't what is it are they just looking around like

00:48:33.480 they're kind of looking around they got to get close to you to see you probably i don't know

00:48:37.800 i guess they're kind of cool i don't know to be honest i kind of like bats more than birds birds

00:48:43.000 get aggressive i've never seen a bat like bats are done you know what it is bats are like the june

00:48:47.800 bugs of animals like they uh they buzz around and they're irritating and they're kind of gross but

00:48:53.240 if you really think about it they're just drunk like they're not actually they're not gonna bite

00:48:57.480 you anything i i felt pity because i don't take any pleasure in you know torturing animals like

00:49:03.320 some of these guys do but the coolest thing was when it was in my son's room we have the camera

00:49:09.440 there to like you know make sure he doesn't die when he's sleeping or whatever but i could watch

00:49:15.020 the bat like flying around and even if you go to a zoo you don't if you go to a bat exhibit they're

00:49:20.280 always sleeping during the day you probably never seen a bat fly like that and i actually got to

00:49:26.000 like watch its movements really carefully and kind of see how it glides like glides from the floor

00:49:31.420 up to the corner while it was really cool to watch and so at the very least i got some cool

00:49:36.580 and my wife is not amused by this of course but look at this look at this fucking guy go

00:49:41.360 what a magisterial creature but and maybe it has it's like a flying rat well you know good

00:49:49.180 enough for batman i guess yeah um involves for sunset i think dimes just releases beast-like

00:49:55.940 pheromones i'm always getting challenged by nature you know what i mean i'm always getting

00:50:02.140 i'm sick of these varmints you probably gotta deal with that shit in your house right

00:50:05.740 or no uh bugs just bugs mostly yeah we have mice like mouse traps which we empty all the time we

00:50:13.060 kill a lot of mice here mostly it's critters in the yard like uh caught a rabbit on sunday but

00:50:18.720 yeah not not not anything bad i just have like woodland creatures just brewing dimes is like

00:50:24.100 a woman that swallowed a fly.

00:50:28.240 I can't even remember

00:50:29.600 the full song, but I know it's not complimentary.

00:50:32.460 It ends with a fucking horse in your

00:50:34.120 mouth, and you don't want it.

00:50:35.960 God, everything comes back to me getting

00:50:37.760 fucked with.

00:50:39.380 This life.

00:50:41.400 Towel time when a bat pops in.

00:50:43.620 I was reading online, because I

00:50:45.620 obviously did what everyone would do, is look up

00:50:47.780 what the fuck, what's the best thing to do.

00:50:49.960 Half of them were saying, call someone

00:50:51.920 immediately. I'm thinking, come on.

00:50:53.680 it's just one bat. It's not a team of bats,

00:50:55.860 although there probably is. And there

00:50:57.700 was one note on one of the pages that

00:50:59.740 said, please, please, please

00:51:01.960 do not grab with a towel and then

00:51:03.640 swing it around and hit

00:51:05.680 it against the wall.

00:51:07.440 Which tells me that maybe

00:51:09.540 that's the innate male drive

00:51:11.680 to capture or something like that and then just

00:51:13.640 turn it into

00:51:14.440 slam it around.

00:51:17.880 Maybe.

00:51:19.880 Oh yeah, by the way, Mindzer says

00:51:21.700 did you end up paying the invoice?

00:51:23.680 Now, I can't do this right now because I'm inside next to my son's room.

00:51:29.320 Occasionally when I'm recording these voice messages on Telegram, I scream a lot.

00:51:35.080 And so I was told before this guy came that there was no charge for this.

00:51:40.000 It would only be a charge for them to install something in the attic to get rid of them.

00:51:44.420 But as he was leaving, he says, because he didn't see any bad stuff,

00:51:49.180 but he just kind of assessed where they could be coming in.

00:51:51.440 and they say, you know, I always hate these kinds of calls

00:51:53.600 where we have to invoice and we didn't get the bat.

00:51:56.900 I'm like, oh, so I'm paying for this now.

00:52:02.000 Insert blood-curdling scream here.

00:52:05.340 Yeah.

00:52:07.880 Oh, man.

00:52:09.600 What the fuck?

00:52:10.400 Like, did you call him on it, that their website or whatever said that?

00:52:13.760 Well, because the woman on the phone said I wouldn't need to pay it,

00:52:15.720 and he said, I don't know if he knows anything.

00:52:17.740 Like, this is just the guy that he sends.

00:52:19.100 Bryceed.

00:52:19.640 Whatever.

00:52:21.440 oh mickey fraser says they eat pounds of mosquitoes this is what i tell my wife

00:52:24.860 anytime she's a spider i'm like keep i like spiders keep them around

00:52:28.820 yep our house is full of spiders i love them love those little motherfuckers

00:52:34.140 yes sir would you say you're overwhelmed with spiders yes i would say that

00:52:38.160 i can see one right now they're everywhere oh here's a

00:52:42.440 zed des good comment here we designed our off-grid home in quebec

00:52:46.460 in a manner where we need very little heat or air movement what happened to

00:52:50.360 you guys no air con no heat except during the close month hey what happened to you guys hey

00:52:55.160 so we designed our off-grid home in quebec like five different elements of that fucking phrase

00:53:03.840 are the answer to your question so i we shouldn't have to explain it to you we're normal fucking

00:53:07.980 people who live wherever the fuck we can afford to live which happens to be this pile of shit

00:53:12.280 so yeah one day when i'm a millionaire like you i too will build an off-grid home but i'll build

00:53:18.220 in ontario because i'm english is this a beef is this an ongoing discussion or is this nope do you

00:53:24.860 know okay no no i'm just being a dick okay i'm very i'm very happy for you zed unless you're

00:53:30.220 not white in which case i'm coming for you and you got you're off your meds you're off your rocker

00:53:37.400 tonight it's the heat it is the heat dude i'm dying it's bad just so people know there's been

00:53:44.780 the heat wave in ontario so i've been like i we have ac in our house and it's blasting i'm still

00:53:50.940 sitting in front of a fan i'm right now we do have a window mount ac because our extension

00:53:55.860 has a different power circuit which can actually handle it that's the reason i don't have ac is

00:53:59.540 my house is 100 years old and hasn't had the electrical done for 50 years and it's a rental

00:54:03.360 so but where i'm sitting there is ac but there's also two computers so it's still hot um but you

00:54:09.100 know what i i told you i was when i went shooting this weekend we drove east on the 401 i've never

00:54:13.800 seen this in my life there were there were patches of the banks of the 401 burnt out like black burnt

00:54:19.800 grass smoldering like just spontaneous combustion well i don't know like i'm assuming because there

00:54:24.940 was no fire that i mean i couldn't see fire i just saw burnt grass i'm assuming they put it out

00:54:30.040 already because it wasn't between lanes it was on the south side um like going into the woods so

00:54:37.580 like i mean it would have been a fire unless somebody put it out and then when we were coming

00:54:41.200 back coming down south back to the 401 i saw like every fire engine of every county we must

00:54:47.680 have passed like a dozen fire engines coming uh passing us on the highway so it was bad man

00:54:52.720 by the way zeddez says he's french irish dumb ass how stupid do you feel right now

00:55:00.080 not at all give us give us point of view pov your judas looking at yourself in the mirror

00:55:07.120 how are you we're essentially brothers i mean i'm also i'm french scottish and i just live here

00:55:13.840 because my grandmother landed on the wrong side of the border as a child so here we are the only

00:55:19.120 reason i know this this guy zed des is probably actually my best friend i don't know i don't

00:55:24.640 know he's a guy i know i know oh you know well there we go zed is that we're just having fun

00:55:30.000 we're just we're just rip roaring look i you know i'm because i could be honest i'm just jealous

00:55:37.340 i just want and i want to design an off-grid house that's not fair where's my off-grid house

00:55:42.700 okay i'm i'm fucking i'm in pity party mode here no i'm not taking it out on you don't worry he's

00:55:48.860 sweating he's half nude i'm sure no this might you know what my big problem is i'm not i'm wearing

00:55:55.900 all my fucking clothes what's wrong with me you want to talk off grid we never got to speak on

00:56:01.840 this but um i was interested in hearing your thoughts about this and this might be old news

00:56:08.400 by this point i'm sure it is but we never spoke on that return to the land movements by that guy

00:56:14.920 arval i think you probably had some opinions on did we not talk about that last week or you maybe

00:56:18.980 you just talked about it i think we just talked about it because we were off last week but this

00:56:23.020 was the article i saw initial review finds nothing illegal in proposed whites only community

00:56:30.580 attorney general's office as this is the northwest arkansas democrat gazette jesus christ they got

00:56:36.940 those um and just so people know this is the website you can see here return to the land.org

00:56:43.640 um it's a private membership association it is what it sounds like they're just trying to start

00:56:49.040 a small ethno state you know he's been doing the podcast tour he's getting in front of people

00:56:54.800 doing a fairly good job as far as i understand and i just wanted to call attention to the article

00:57:01.040 because of course people are trying to figure out how to create a legal attack against this

00:57:07.740 and it's you know good to know that they weren't able to because just even from the basic bitch

00:57:15.460 civic nationalist perspective why can't a bunch of people just buy land and then choose who they have

00:57:21.620 on it of course yeah just off the top you know some people are probably familiar with this if

00:57:26.020 not i gave you the brief rundown what's your assessment of all this i think it's all right

00:57:32.260 i think it's fine i like it i think it's good i think we should do it yeah and that's one thing

00:57:38.660 that um i always hear a lot a lot of people have criticisms of maybe they don't like a certain way

00:57:44.980 they're doing something or this criteria or that requirement to which you would say okay we'll do

00:57:51.100 yourself right get some money together buy the land and have your own rules right because if

00:57:58.560 they here's what surprised me about it and uh i've got a little video here to show you and i'd love

00:58:04.840 to get your feelings on this so this is one of the co-founders here uh arval's partner i believe

00:58:09.900 um i'll just play this here's him standing in front of the very beginnings of a wooden structure

00:58:18.080 and he's going to describe what they're doing here this is the pavilion that we're building

00:58:22.360 at the return to the land community in northern arkansas and this pavilion we're going to have

00:58:27.920 some events and talks and things at our october gathering this year there's going to be a whole

00:58:32.380 lot of people coming and it's going to be pretty awesome as you can see we have some concrete poured

00:58:36.280 we have some posts put in and we have some beams up and this week we're going to start working on

00:58:40.360 the roof unfortunately we are going to run out of money um so if y'all could help us out go to now

00:58:46.200 here's what really impressed me from when i first heard about this when i looked into it

00:58:52.200 because it does seem that they have people there working on creating buildings building houses

00:58:58.360 creating infrastructure and just at that level i'm amazed that they could get any group of

00:59:04.920 millennials and gen z to work on a fucking project together to move out there and do a thing i don't

00:59:12.400 care what it is yeah as we've known even with the events we planned in the past it's like herding

00:59:18.120 cats well it's not easy to do anything with anyone with this sort of mindset unfortunately but

00:59:23.420 yeah so continue there i cut you off no i was saying um i was talking to one of my favorite

00:59:29.100 pet boomers about this today because we're talking about like tools and renovations and shit and he

00:59:34.620 He was kind of joking that the reason that the reason that tools are getting cheaper is because his generation is dying and nobody wants to use them.

00:59:42.120 I'm like, yeah, you're actually fucking right about that.

00:59:43.920 Like, I mean, you and I are talking about it, but most people my age don't.

00:59:46.980 And certainly even fewer Zoomers do.

00:59:49.960 So but I mean, the point I'm always making is it's this is just one more reason why mass political movements aren't going to work,

00:59:59.980 because the mass majority of people are not suitable for the solution.

01:00:04.620 so you can't take them you need to find a way to filter the two percent of people who are capable

01:00:10.140 of actually working because i mean most of us i'm just even talking about millennials even

01:00:15.240 we're most of us are beyond repair dude yeah and one of your most famous phrases and i always

01:00:22.560 credit you for this it's a simple phrase i'm not saying you invented it but it works so well it's

01:00:27.580 necessary but insufficient and uh you know a idea that might prove controversial to some is that

01:00:36.000 you know white men are necessary but insufficient it can't just be that you're a white and a man

01:00:41.900 because speaking from my experience i've been in this space for quite some time

01:00:46.060 i've been fucked over by plenty of white men professionally financially just in trying to

01:00:52.880 organize things i'm not naming any names but you know acting and i know that people many in our

01:00:59.600 communities many of listeners probably have had the same thing their kinfolk even their ideological

01:01:05.000 counterparts their comrades have fucked them over to one degree or another so it can't just be that

01:01:10.360 there needs to be other filters to get a certain type of person involved in this because honestly

01:01:16.060 there's a and i don't i don't know if it's a generational thing i bet this has been the case

01:01:20.880 across time but there's there's a lot of psychos in in anything that can be categorized as fringe

01:01:27.080 i'll tell you this dovetails for me with the event and it's something that i had a very long

01:01:31.600 talk with my wife about last night um because we're a little bit some we're sometimes at odds

01:01:36.620 about the risks that let me just say this before i continue sex frequent great comment here

01:01:40.540 sometimes nature sends you a mess a warning message maybe hurting cats leads to them eating

01:01:45.040 your eyeballs poignant yeah sorry oh yeah no i was just saying um at odds with my wife sometimes

01:01:55.000 about the risks that we take like you and i and everybody else doing these events like we're

01:01:58.220 obviously we're having an event this weekend we did one in december and i'm kind of saying the

01:02:02.280 same thing to her and the same thing that i say to everybody is that we're not getting together

01:02:06.920 because we are all good and we all need to be together we're getting together so that we can

01:02:11.420 perform like these uh filtering rituals we're getting together so that we can fight and hate

01:02:16.280 each other and never speak again that's actually the reason we're doing it and that's often what's

01:02:19.800 going to happen like at the previous event uh some of the people that i met there a lot of them

01:02:23.920 actually i don't want to cast aspersions most of the people i met at the let me say that differently

01:02:28.860 everybody that i did actually meet at the last event i liked there was nobody that i disliked

01:02:33.480 but i didn't meet anybody except one guy that i i think is somebody i can really cooperate with

01:02:39.200 and that guy i'm driving east 15 hours to his house in two weeks to help him build his house

01:02:45.820 so my my point in bringing that up is this is what you're looking for when i'm not looking for

01:02:53.260 hey we're all best buddies and now we're all gonna get around the fire and sing kumbaya it's

01:02:57.700 like a magic school bus yeah you're trying to find you're trying to find the one or two people

01:03:02.780 and you know not to piss on everybody else but i'm just looking for a small handful of people

01:03:08.520 who are capable and competent and willing to work in a way that works for me right so yeah yeah it's

01:03:17.300 once it's easy to talk a big game about this stuff i know a lot of people speak on we need

01:03:23.380 community parallel societies that's very fashionable and it is true but if you're actually

01:03:28.460 attempting it i mean there's guys in our community who've got many many years and organized events

01:03:34.080 organize these groups and they got horror stories for days about how and when you're betrayed in

01:03:39.460 doing something like this you're really betrayed you know you're betrayed in a way where you've

01:03:42.300 got real maybe your life savings invested in something or someone rats you out and now you're

01:03:48.140 in jail something like that because having an event and getting a group together and the entry

01:03:52.780 criteria is is white guy angry at government is actually a good start like that's a great

01:03:59.240 primary filter and then if like you're saying there's all these horror stories it's my

01:04:04.520 understanding that most of the horror stories come from groups that never get past that first

01:04:08.380 filter yeah you need several we have all of the all of the angry white guys now we're good we

01:04:13.220 have a group no like i'm sorry most of those people at the most the most um the nicest thing

01:04:19.880 you could say about that group would be that they aren't going to get along they don't all have the

01:04:24.320 same goals and interests you could also say a lot more mean things about them but we'll leave it at

01:04:28.880 that okay but the moment one of them learns that the other is a christian and the other one's a

01:04:33.340 pagan they're going to be that's one example according to what i've seen they're going to be

01:04:36.660 at each other's throats and that's never going to i don't even i don't even think that's the

01:04:40.160 biggest one but like there's a lot of guys that like there's a lot of guys in my opinion are just

01:04:44.240 like angry or like there's look there's i hate i hate to say this but there's a lot of people

01:04:50.980 in our space maybe not as much as the general population but a lot of people with substance

01:04:54.360 abuse problems and you can't like that is i'm like seriously that is something you have to get

01:05:00.520 100 under control before you even step one toe into honestly like it's easy for people to say

01:05:07.580 oh you know that's as long as they keep under control but i'm like no but really under control

01:05:11.540 because right right right i don't care if it's alcohol like you're thinking meth right not even

01:05:15.360 that but even if it's booze even if it's like i am sitting there with six beer cans on my desk as

01:05:20.260 i say this but at the same time well but you you got it figured out me it would be 12 i mean and

01:05:27.140 i would just be going off right because i i'm the type of guy who needs to keep it under control

01:05:32.680 but some people can't and then that maybe you got families in the mix maybe like there's a thousand

01:05:39.160 ways that can multiply into a million ways where that can go wrong exactly um and it sounds unfair

01:05:44.760 especially if you if you want to give these people a leg up i'm always reminded of george

01:05:48.900 Lincoln Rockwell you know that was his modus operandi was he prided himself on taking in

01:05:56.180 the refuse of taking in the degenerates just because he was an army guy he was a commander

01:06:01.360 and and just like the military says you know what as if you walk in through the door and you

01:06:06.860 are willing to join this thing I will hammer you I will mold you into a soldier and maybe he could

01:06:13.780 to a certain degree, but...

01:06:15.800 Maybe that's also a bad way to run the military, too,

01:06:18.660 if you think about it.

01:06:19.220 It is, and hey, guess what?

01:06:21.340 The army filters people out, too.

01:06:22.980 And also, if you talk to any veteran,

01:06:25.300 talk to any guy who's done a tour of Afghanistan and Iraq,

01:06:28.820 he'll tell you seven guys he knows

01:06:30.800 that shouldn't have been there,

01:06:32.240 that they're dumb as a bag of rocks,

01:06:34.700 and there's something wrong with them.

01:06:37.420 But also, Rockwell ended up being shot

01:06:40.460 by sort of one of his closest allies

01:06:43.200 over reasons that are none too clear.

01:06:46.880 But that's the risk you run,

01:06:48.760 and there's countless examples like that.

01:06:51.120 So maybe the treachery is getting your life taken

01:06:54.000 if you have these people who, like you said,

01:06:56.080 they hate the government,

01:06:57.780 but they don't just hate this government.

01:06:59.600 They hate every government.

01:07:00.860 Even if you were in charge, they would hate you.

01:07:02.480 They just hate anyone they perceive above them,

01:07:04.860 and that can act as a cancer.

01:07:07.280 Well, and not naming names.

01:07:08.740 like there's an i told you a story about a guy that i had worked with locally here who

01:07:12.220 blamed everything like the government is hunting him government is hunting him but it was largely

01:07:16.100 he was a raging alcoholic and was picking fights with his neighbors in his apartment building and

01:07:21.660 he was arrested for beating beating a woman who was not a political operative she was like a woman

01:07:27.040 who like lived in a neighboring a unit and he just beat her up because he's an alcoholic and then

01:07:32.460 it's like this is political persecution like no it's not dude you have a you have a problem

01:07:36.100 so and i'm also i'm praying for you dude i hope you get better but you should not be in any kind

01:07:41.420 of we nobody can rely on you until you fix that shit it's just yeah it's like the governments

01:07:46.300 persecute me they want to oppress me like it was it because of all the rape

01:07:49.500 is it is that why like here's a good point uh minds there says i always thought that basically

01:07:56.500 any substance use was entirely antithetical to the values of the right and and there's

01:08:02.180 quite a bit of debate about that i know you've got your opinions um no like for me like i don't

01:08:08.860 really give a shit about alcohol i'm not you know i don't uh despite my personal feelings i don't

01:08:15.920 have an issue with that um i don't i'm pretty laissez-faire about that stuff um to a point

01:08:22.180 um with the knowledge that like i don't really i don't look at psychedelics the same way i look at

01:08:27.900 meth and crack there's a gradient there's the there's a gradation but a lot of people are just

01:08:34.140 hard knowing all that shit but i don't know maybe i totally respect the hard no and if there's a

01:08:39.380 hard no community i would quit drinking to join it it just doesn't exist i'm totally on board with

01:08:44.060 that i just think that to be more practical about it you could say and my you know my opinion is

01:08:49.140 essentially kind of be lindy about it like cigarettes are not good for you neither is

01:08:53.640 alcohol but they're both things that we've been using for a long time so we can probably find a

01:08:57.460 way to to coexist with those substances the rest of it has to go all of it including anything new

01:09:03.480 not because it's bad but because it's new and we don't understand it and if you think you

01:09:07.300 understand it it's because you're dope um give it 150 years and then we can write a book on it but

01:09:12.200 for now no zin he's here's a good one i don't uh vulva's persona i don't really misbehave

01:09:18.520 necessarily on 12 beers but i will sleepwalk piss on the floor or worse and now remember in the

01:09:24.400 morning now we know that sleepwalking and pissing on the floor is normal behavior for vulvas i think

01:09:30.720 i would choose fighting over sleepwalk pissing if i had to yeah i had the choice sleep i actually

01:09:38.180 don't have a choice because i will pick fighting i don't piss myself i never have regardless of

01:09:43.180 how drunk i get but i will alienate everyone within my vicinity can you imagine piss sleeping

01:09:48.600 like not that you start to piss when you're sleeping but you start to sleep when you're

01:09:52.600 pissing that would suck the moment you said sleep pissing my mind started coming up with it and it

01:09:58.900 was exactly what you just said i'm very happy with that it's like a defense some strange animals

01:10:06.000 defense mechanism where every time they piss not when they shit but when they piss they just pass

01:10:11.080 out and they just go it has to go everywhere yes you can ever piss standing up because you end up

01:10:17.720 on your back, pissing in your own face.

01:10:22.220 He's like, I'm never

01:10:23.620 pissing sitting down.

01:10:27.360 Keep that Zog shit away from me.

01:10:30.980 I'd rather

01:10:31.680 a mouthful of piss

01:10:33.200 than a mouthful of

01:10:34.860 circumcision parts.

01:10:38.040 Sleepwalking and pissing on the floor

01:10:39.540 are Lindy from Sex Freakman, and I agree.

01:10:41.840 Like, our first Prime Minister

01:10:43.860 was very well known for sleepwalking

01:10:45.940 and pissing on the floor. That was like his

01:10:47.660 thing it was his calling card oh yeah chuck m says smoking is bad for your health but putting

01:10:53.360 the entire population on stimulants can be pretty good see i read that and some people think it's

01:10:57.820 being ironic but i'm i'm kind of kooky i'm kind of i hate you know the reason i don't like

01:11:04.200 transhumanism is because i gave it a shot theoretically but i'm like part of me says

01:11:09.660 you know what maybe if we put meth in the water supply we get things done i know you're saying

01:11:15.740 know for but like how is that how is that different from how's it different from any other though i i

01:11:21.100 i'm not i'm not trying to be facetious like because i guess i'm trying to drill down like on

01:11:27.020 okay there's the moral argument that's like you know or spiritual god tells you or my mom told

01:11:33.340 me not to or it's just bad it's bad bad bad and then there's the argument like it's damaging to

01:11:37.900 your body or whatever else but then you got psychedelics and you got weed arguably weed is

01:11:41.740 actually really good for you but for me the thing is when i say lindy what i mean is alcohol and

01:11:49.600 our relationship with it not just the way it affects your body but our relationship as a

01:11:53.140 civilization as families as institutions with alcohol has been established for thousands of

01:11:59.640 years so there's no surprises with alcohol we have the whole fucking rule book laid out with alcohol

01:12:05.560 and tobacco not quite as much but we've got centuries with tobacco and also tobacco isn't

01:12:11.040 that a bigger deal most of the problems with tobacco are related to the way it interrelates

01:12:16.020 with the market and capitalism lately so but like a lot of i understand the argument against moonshine

01:12:23.080 that makes you blind but i don't know how you can mount moonshine making you blind has been around

01:12:27.780 for 5 000 years we have so many different ways of dealing with that that work so we can just not

01:12:32.980 like the solutions is more moonshine it's more or less it's more in some places less than some

01:12:38.000 places some people hang some people it's a party like you know you can mix it up to me like i i

01:12:42.200 can't even even if though i've never liked wine what an audacious statement to say like no one

01:12:49.160 should drink wine you know what i mean like that's insane like all of our ancestors well not all we're

01:12:54.440 not italian right but you know what i mean like wine is look even the whole thing with with wine

01:12:59.900 in places historically where they didn't even have fresh water they would drink wine as a way of as

01:13:06.760 a way of killing the bacteria is a way of knowing that they have a safe fluid to drink so like a

01:13:11.080 weak wine and same with beer like our like northern ancestors would do the same thing so this whole

01:13:15.400 thing like no alcohol i get i get where you're coming from again and if we could live in a clean

01:13:19.760 community completely i would be on board with it it just seems like it's not totally necessary like

01:13:23.660 people were saying they're white purists and we have to deport everybody who even has one drop of

01:13:28.560 non-white blood i mean cool on paper whatever but you're gonna get 20 of the way and you're gonna

01:13:34.740 to get all the indians and whoever else out and you're going to be thrilled you're going to be

01:13:37.740 fine and then we're not going to want to get rid of the quadroons because you don't have a problem

01:13:41.660 anymore and the same thing you get rid of the meth heads you get rid of the crack you get rid of the

01:13:45.700 fent and you're probably not going to be mad at jim joe in his garage having five beers i don't

01:13:50.900 yeah you're not going to be terribly upset with the guy who's kind of into mushrooms or shit so

01:13:56.580 yeah exactly that's the other one would be like like casual psychedelic use um i also i still

01:14:02.460 think it hasn't been studied and i won't let my kids do it i'll definitely tell my kids not to

01:14:06.140 but i um i think there could be benefits to it i just think i would like to see some science

01:14:11.420 that's frustrating that the stigma around it like i would like to make it illegal and i'd like to

01:14:16.460 also spend hundreds of millions on studying it because i think it's probably good for you but

01:14:19.940 i want to know for sure see you put way more thought into it than i do i just hear someone

01:14:25.260 describe dmt they get to talk to machine elves and say oh i'll do that i'll do that now do you

01:14:31.960 have it let's do it see yeah i understand i'm dumb as shit when it comes to this like we've

01:14:37.860 been bad our whole lives uh we've done a lot of this stuff in the past i don't defend it

01:14:42.520 um but i'm not scared of it um a lot of these substances are not terribly impressive anytime

01:14:48.920 i hear someone mention ketamine in a movie you know i mean like oh man can i get some of that

01:14:54.240 i mean like do you realize how much ketamine fucking sucks how stupid ketamine is like you're

01:15:01.320 you're actually a fucking retard if you're

01:15:03.400 into ketamine. You have to be a certain type

01:15:05.420 of dumbass to do ketamine, yeah.

01:15:07.260 Your dad says, what's the

01:15:09.400 second son's alcohol policy? I was going to say

01:15:11.340 mandatory.

01:15:13.740 What's the second son's alcohol

01:15:15.100 mandatory? Well, that's the thing. A bunch

01:15:17.360 of those guys, I'm like, I bet they're drinking beer.

01:15:19.220 I bet they're going to the bar. You know what I mean?

01:15:21.520 Most of these guys would say, don't get too

01:15:23.380 drunk and embarrass yourself, but

01:15:25.440 who fucking cares? There's no way

01:15:27.320 those guys don't have a beer. There's no fucking way.

01:15:29.160 i think most people are against weed just because weed's annoying and it is like i don't know yeah

01:15:35.660 well there's links to schizophrenia i guess to me to me weed i i appreciate all the studies that

01:15:41.720 say there's all kinds of health benefits but it is not the white man's drug it makes you goofy

01:15:46.220 it makes you dumb so it like removes your ability to have like discipline and integrity and decorum

01:15:51.320 which are all like none of us have that anyway because we live in such a fallen world but our

01:15:55.640 ancestors did so you can't have weed then and then the other thing is uh is it fucking stinks

01:16:00.920 it's like uh it's uh it's an externality which again as is a westerner and specifically as people

01:16:08.520 of english descent this whole thing about externalities about not having a house that

01:16:12.620 fucking stinks or like noise pollution right like i mean i don't know i feel like browns and

01:16:17.880 left-wingers don't fucking get this like i went well i went is in the city the other day and when

01:16:22.340 i got off the gardener i opened the windows because my ac's broken and before i even got

01:16:26.880 off the gardener i could smell weed smoke all the way to my destination like this you smelled a lot

01:16:32.280 in canada it's legal up here yeah and uh you get the sense that you're not allowed to be annoyed

01:16:38.600 by it and you're supposed to be used to it but now but i never get used to it it stinks oh you're

01:16:43.400 not allowed to be annoyed to it that to me is an anti-white thing white people get annoyed by shit

01:16:48.780 and then white people are ashamed and feel guilty

01:16:53.660 about creating externalities

01:16:55.880 that make white people around them annoyed.

01:16:57.780 You know what I mean?

01:16:58.580 Like if I do something like that,

01:17:00.540 I immediately feel guilt that everyone around me

01:17:03.260 is annoyed at the thing that I did.

01:17:04.960 And it drives me mad

01:17:06.420 that nobody else has that feeling anymore.

01:17:08.380 There's also a good point by SB,

01:17:10.200 and I'm sure some people believe in this.

01:17:12.040 Alcohol is pretty destructive.

01:17:13.200 We can be annoying, but not as toxic as booze.

01:17:15.560 Alcohol has its place.

01:17:16.760 It's easy to go overboard.

01:17:17.700 and let me just make myself clear that i'm not even defending any of this stuff rationally

01:17:22.940 smoking cigarettes smoking cigars people have cigars smoking cigars is objectively bad for you

01:17:28.660 but i always just keep thinking there's so few pleasures in life you know i mean life is hard

01:17:36.080 if you're a man life life sucks and the thing is as i got older i realized it never stops being

01:17:42.900 hard uh if it's it stops being as difficult it's because you're aging and you're dying and then it

01:17:49.120 also gets harder because of that but i i think it's important for people to have these pressure

01:17:54.380 releases i i in good conscience with all of the pressures facing us the environmental

01:18:00.880 damages impacting on us like if people want to smoke or drink i mean if it gets people through

01:18:08.760 the day some of the without going overboard into abuse where it ruins your life which it can do but

01:18:14.680 i don't know sometimes that's because i don't drink anymore i don't want to be one of those guys

01:18:20.600 that projects my own shit onto the world saying everyone should stop it i think if you can't

01:18:26.560 handle it you should because it's great i miss it i miss all the fucking time this is like i was

01:18:31.400 saying this is also true of the race argument and a lot of other arguments but like if you want to

01:18:34.720 be a teetotaler you want to be practical about it you're not going to go day one and just ban

01:18:38.940 everything you're going to pick a campaign against fend and you're going to complete the campaign

01:18:42.880 you're going to go against fucking crack or meth next and you're going to work your way up that

01:18:46.600 list and by the time you get to alcohol weed and tobacco you got to pick one and you know what

01:18:52.560 maybe you pick alcohol fine maybe you got good reasons for that but i don't think you get all

01:18:58.180 the way to the top and remove every single thing i think you'll lose the mandate of your peers

01:19:02.440 before you get that far there's no way like you're gonna you're gonna take beer away but like you

01:19:07.560 say you're not gonna let people have a fucking cigar i don't think because you need people to

01:19:12.140 back this up it's not gonna happen also i think there's a real you know masculine release poor

01:19:18.840 choice of words let me think of a different way to say that but a real sort of man's release but

01:19:24.480 like guys getting drawn together and then maybe they get too violent or too crazy or too emotional

01:19:29.780 they embarrass themselves they say too much they let too much go maybe you get into a fight with

01:19:34.780 your friend it's good to experience that from time to time that's actually that tests bonds like

01:19:40.480 there's a ritualistic aspect of just letting loose around people you can't really let loose

01:19:46.380 with weed if you smoke weed with people it fucking sucks you just sit on the couch and like

01:19:50.920 commentate on something that no one's paying attention to it's if smoking for me smoking

01:19:56.160 weed is always a very isolating experience yeah but drinking is more communal um but this weed is

01:20:03.180 a great drug if you are alone and that's why people like weed so much if you're alone in

01:20:07.680 your fucking apartment it makes loneliness slightly more tolerable maybe that's bad

01:20:12.400 that's exactly that's what i'm saying that's that's the worst part of it but if i'm drinking

01:20:17.120 i want to go out i want to go in the streets and make myself everyone else's problem you're either

01:20:21.520 gonna go make a friend or an enemy you're gonna go pick a fight with somebody or you're gonna go

01:20:25.480 make a friend but yeah either way it's the it's social uh social juice it's good a real come

01:20:31.820 explosion thanks for throwing that up thank you i'm just i wanted to have a look at the times of

01:20:37.040 israel what do they think about return to the land we spent a bit longer on that than i was

01:20:41.680 intending but just in short i see nothing wrong with that the guy who's running it uh arval he

01:20:48.960 seems to have his head on right um he's he's engaging with the public in a way that makes

01:20:55.620 sense i don't first of all i'm just saying no problem yeah and i do want to say i didn't say

01:20:59.360 this earlier and i was thinking about i should have i i don't know about the regulations look

01:21:04.300 i'm we're canadian right i don't know how things work down there but the fact that they've got

01:21:09.320 guys down there they're already on the land they got post and beam up it looks like they're building

01:21:15.360 like a pole barn or something or i don't know but the fact that they're fucking building already

01:21:19.940 and it's been what like months it's not even been a year like the number of times that i see people

01:21:26.540 talk about this and even start to do some organization and it's just fluff and maybe

01:21:31.420 they even get some land and they just put fucking trailers on it these guys and i i'm look at me

01:21:36.760 just i'm looking at photos here but i'm looking at photos looking at that video these guys are

01:21:40.540 legit they're fucking doing it i'm really hoping that that they continue doing what they're doing

01:21:46.260 because it looks good at this it looks good isn't there's a long and rich history of people

01:21:51.940 attempting something like this and it either goes nowhere or it ends up in tears because they do

01:21:57.600 what we were talking about earlier saying you start by buying the land then you try and populate

01:22:01.820 it with people you think you agree with and then the worst things conceivable happen you just fill

01:22:07.220 it up with a bunch of white guys who hate the government

01:22:09.180 and have substance abuse problems.

01:22:11.260 And then

01:22:12.720 cults form all kinds of goofy shit.

01:22:15.640 But also, if they are pulling

01:22:17.220 this off, and it seems like the Times

01:22:19.200 of Israel is taking notice here,

01:22:20.920 I would say

01:22:23.340 even if I had...

01:22:25.220 I've seen a lot of people criticizing it.

01:22:28.080 Mainstream figures.

01:22:29.920 Like, I know Bronze Age

01:22:31.200 Pervert, all these guys were making fun of them

01:22:33.140 for abandoning the cities.

01:22:35.920 And I would say,

01:22:36.580 i under i actually understand that i do think you need a presence in the cities but you also need

01:22:43.260 this why not this also you can do this thing the return of the land thing and then have another

01:22:50.500 group do the city thing and have someone else do the towns and villages and someone maybe has a

01:22:56.560 you know you need to be doing all this shit it's not either or and to me even if i did if i was

01:23:03.420 convinced that they were going to fail then i can just shut up right if the argument is that these

01:23:10.080 are all misguided fools and that this is destined to end in tragedy and you're convinced of it well

01:23:16.440 then you can still just shut up and let it happen yeah you don't you don't actually need to say

01:23:20.960 anything against this you can just shut the fuck up or you can join it or if you kind of like it

01:23:27.500 but don't like the way they're doing it,

01:23:29.120 then you can get 15 grand together, whatever,

01:23:33.180 you know, wherever the land is.

01:23:34.540 It's not even that much.

01:23:35.600 10 grand can actually get you quite a bit of land

01:23:38.780 in certain areas, even in Canada.

01:23:40.220 You can actually do it yourself.

01:23:41.880 And you should.

01:23:44.600 There should maybe be 12 of these.

01:23:46.740 Hey, very, very smart guy on Twitter.

01:23:50.440 If it's so important for it to be in the city,

01:23:53.300 then why don't you just go and buy seven acres

01:23:56.820 in downtown toronto and do it yourself oh oh that's difficult isn't it yeah oh fuck oh that

01:24:05.440 hurts oh yeah and because i actually do if you want to accomplish a decentralized political goal

01:24:11.460 goal okay maybe i've known people who've done this i've known some people in austin texas who

01:24:17.580 are starting a sort of fraternity club and that is the way to do it if you're doing it urban yeah

01:24:23.120 But the guy I know you guys are talking about, the correct way to do it is build a fraternal organization on existing infrastructure in the city.

01:24:29.460 So you can do it both ways, and both ways are valuable.

01:24:32.480 And so someone mentioned the BAP guys, because I mentioned BAP.

01:24:36.040 I'm like, yeah, they would say all that's stupid.

01:24:38.940 Their agenda is elite capture or hoping that they can sort of whisper in the ears of the police.

01:24:45.040 Well, I mean, how is that going?

01:24:47.760 Because it seems that all they're doing is saying everything Trump does is godlike.

01:24:53.120 You know, I mean, it doesn't actually sound like you're influencing much.

01:24:56.580 It sounds like you're just happy with whatever the boss is doing, which is pretty, you know, even if you're doing something, he does something I like.

01:25:04.540 I like seeing the immigration numbers.

01:25:06.560 I like seeing the deportation numbers.

01:25:08.020 I'm not going to counter signal that.

01:25:09.320 Right.

01:25:10.060 But, you know, just just being being a company man for power.

01:25:15.280 Is that really elite capture or are you just captured by elites?

01:25:19.020 Fucking faggot.

01:25:20.000 Elite captures when you get captured by elite.

01:25:24.500 Yeah, it is.

01:25:25.640 There we go.

01:25:26.740 That's one for the books.

01:25:28.180 We're probably not going to get this documentary.

01:25:29.740 There's one thing I wanted to talk about.

01:25:32.900 So moving on to this, and I guess it's somewhat related

01:25:36.280 because we're just talking about the discourse.

01:25:40.800 You've seen this.

01:25:42.740 So Tucker Carlson called Nick Fuentes gay, a gay little guy.

01:25:48.060 Good.

01:25:48.420 He was interviewing Candace Owens, who, you know, I don't know what she's up to.

01:25:54.600 Someone asked me, they're on X, they're asking someone, they said, you know, what's her thing?

01:25:59.740 What's Candace Owens?

01:26:00.620 Like, why is she here?

01:26:01.680 And I said, well, Candace Owens is a survivor.

01:26:05.100 She's just someone who understands which way the wind is blowing.

01:26:08.740 And she changes and adapts just to be in front of a camera.

01:26:13.400 That's why she started off as a young black woman who was trying to start a social justice charity to dox far-right trolls.

01:26:25.080 That's how she fucking started, with social autopsy.

01:26:28.560 And now she's making a million dollars saying that UFOs are proof from God that the Holocaust didn't happen.

01:26:36.660 Whatever the fuck she says.

01:26:39.800 Whatever stuff she just heard and decided to repeat.

01:26:43.220 like she's just a talking head she's got you know i don't know what she believes what i like about

01:26:48.920 her is that deep down she's just a ratchet ass hood bitch yeah like i've seen her do that i've

01:26:54.700 seen her drop her and she's clapping her hands like that i'm like i i know you are she's the

01:27:00.680 worst you're fucking you'll you know what she doesn't even need to be black the biggest problem

01:27:05.600 is you're getting a political take from a woman you should be ashamed of yourself seriously and

01:27:12.360 here's where I was. Tucker Carlson rips Gen Z

01:27:14.300 influencer as angry gay kid

01:27:16.160 as MAGA beef. He's

01:27:18.160 Tucker Carlson torn to white nationalist influencer

01:27:20.400 Nick Fuentes on Friday's episode of the show

01:27:22.240 calling the MAGA Gen Z-er

01:27:24.180 angry gay kid and a child.

01:27:26.700 Carlson's comment came during

01:27:28.400 a discussion of fiery commentator Candace Owens

01:27:30.440 who was reflecting on her interview

01:27:32.480 with Fuentes last month.

01:27:34.500 That was an interesting... You know what actually

01:27:36.260 wasn't an interesting interview? I wish it was interesting.

01:27:39.760 It was

01:27:40.520 way more polite than it should have been.

01:27:42.000 i was hoping for an actual screaming match between those two it's because fuentes is a little faggot

01:27:47.360 so he couldn't say any of this to her face on camera even though it would have been great

01:27:50.800 television and he really only exists for the social media clout but no he's too much of a

01:27:55.520 coward faggot to do anything well here's the thing that the groipers watched that interview

01:28:00.640 we're not going to play it right now but um human so but they thought he wiped the floor with her

01:28:07.520 and i went into this with both eyes open i don't like her as i've just said but i actually thought

01:28:12.120 she did a better job because there was this one point early on where they're describing their

01:28:18.460 past you know relate working relationship and she he he started the conversation by saying that oh

01:28:25.660 you were supposed to have me on what happened and she had pointed out that well we were going to

01:28:30.580 have you on but then you declared a groyper war against me and then i didn't want to have you on

01:28:35.560 And then they actually showed receipts.

01:28:38.120 And I'm like, yeah, well, I remember that happened.

01:28:41.360 That actually did happen.

01:28:42.420 Yeah, we all remember that.

01:28:43.180 And the receipts proved that.

01:28:44.260 And that was like a discussion he had started.

01:28:46.640 Anyway, point being, they moved on.

01:28:48.520 Tucker's interviewing her, calls him a weird gay kid,

01:28:50.900 which is interesting because I don't think Tucker's really mentioned him before.

01:28:54.940 The Groypers are excited because the mainstream is talking about him.

01:29:01.860 We're going to look at a screen here.

01:29:03.920 This is from Sam Parker. Tucker Carlson tells Candace Owens that Nick Fuentes must be a fed

01:29:09.500 because how can Nick know that Tucker's dad was CIA when Tucker just found out last year?

01:29:14.960 I want to show you a clip that's fucking weird because in the wake of this, Nick Fuentes went

01:29:21.100 scorched earth on Tucker Carlson. And it's a very popular video. And to be fair, I'm not unreasonable.

01:29:28.940 Nick Fuentes made a lot of good points

01:29:31.420 it should be noted

01:29:33.300 however from my perspective

01:29:35.460 at least that

01:29:36.740 Nick only came out with that

01:29:39.400 video because Tucker called him

01:29:41.480 gay and it wasn't really a

01:29:43.440 principled stance because I think

01:29:45.380 absent that happening

01:29:47.000 Nick Fuentes would have gone on his show

01:29:49.200 so even though everything he said about Tucker was right

01:29:51.360 we're going to accuse Tucker

01:29:53.200 of being a CIA asset

01:29:55.620 I mean Tucker is a fed asset

01:29:57.380 but nick is also a dumb gay coward so everybody i hope everybody loses well this is the thing that

01:30:03.540 the tucker fed and cia connection has been known for i don't know like eight to ten years a long

01:30:10.480 time yes i've seen the fact that he's addressing it now and trying to whitewash it is to me it's

01:30:16.580 like like what else are you gonna do of course you're gonna say that so but he he you know my

01:30:22.920 my feelings on everyone is like i i see stuff like this and it's just weird um let me know if

01:30:28.840 you can hear this you should be back in here but i had the only reason i know who he is is because

01:30:32.440 someone sent me a video a few years ago of him attacking me and i was like so i'm looking at

01:30:37.400 this and i'm like well first of all this kid's really talented like legit and i can assess that

01:30:42.280 just having done the job for so long so it's like wow lots of talent native talent and he's attacking

01:30:48.040 my dad as a cia his dad's in the cia or whatever and i'm like well that's no untrue and my father

01:30:56.760 dies and i learned actually yeah you know it was involved in that world that's an odd thing to say

01:31:04.120 so if you couldn't hear that he just learned the whole world knew apparently it was making little

01:31:10.680 videos about this i didn't know my dad was in cia but then i learned after he died

01:31:14.200 that's not only a lie but an odd lie and we knew yeah yeah okay say this this is the mantra of the

01:31:22.560 show we love an odd lie we do we do love an odd lie and uh this this is an example of one of the

01:31:32.480 videos um this is like an old one on bit shoot you can find shit like this all over bit shoot

01:31:36.940 all the kinds of conspiracy stuff great thumbnails on bit shoot tucker carlson company man cia this

01:31:42.740 has been known so um is he splitting the atom with these revelations no i think this follows the

01:31:49.180 pattern of nick fuentes of you know he feels burned or personally slighted by someone and

01:31:54.480 then goes scorched earth on them however i am not going to counter signal the truth in what he's

01:32:00.500 saying i'm not i'm trying to be fair here so it is good that they are talking about it right i think

01:32:07.180 we can agree on that um what do you think what do you think is that no i agree i think it's funny

01:32:12.380 because both of them are enemies

01:32:14.400 and both of them are using real

01:32:16.340 dirt on each other to tear each other down

01:32:18.300 and I'm thrilled. I'm just chomping on

01:32:20.200 popcorn over here because I

01:32:21.700 hate both of these fuckers.

01:32:24.460 Anthony Chemin says Sam Hyde with

01:32:26.300 Fuentes is not what

01:32:28.320 I want to. That pissed me off, man.

01:32:30.300 I'm anti-Sam Hyde now.

01:32:32.720 I'm not anti-

01:32:33.300 I don't think Sam Hyde, he knows this stuff

01:32:36.280 I don't think he gives that much of a shit.

01:32:38.480 I will say the interview was not terribly

01:32:40.420 compelling because it was just sort of

01:32:41.860 dumb and not funny it was i was hoping to be funnier it was kind of complaining about trump

01:32:46.580 the entire time and i thought maybe there might be some more something there but you know whatever

01:32:51.020 um yeah anyway it could have been funnier um bill wilson says you know devon stack predicted all

01:32:58.660 this true i mean i've seen devon stack be more right than wrong we're talking about the

01:33:03.840 creative black pill very popular show uh no complaints i don't know exactly what he would

01:33:09.540 have said, but again, I'm trying to be fair here. We're looking at someone named Mao Washington.

01:33:15.500 Sure. Okay, fine. Milo Yiannopoulos is involved in all this. Of course, Milo is talking shit.

01:33:22.640 Milo used to work for Nick Fuentes, and Nick Fuentes hired him, along with many degenerate

01:33:29.560 homosexuals during one period of his life. Then Milo did what he always does, which is

01:33:35.440 backstab his friends

01:33:37.680 and is now trying to

01:33:39.600 claim that Nick Fuentes is a fed.

01:33:41.600 Here's what you need to understand.

01:33:43.200 Everyone is calling everyone a fed.

01:33:45.720 Nick Fuentes is calling Tucker a fed.

01:33:47.000 Tucker's calling him a fed.

01:33:48.400 Everyone's calling Milo a fed.

01:33:50.300 And here's the tricky part.

01:33:51.480 They're all correct.

01:33:52.720 They're probably all correct.

01:33:54.680 There's less evidence of Nick Fuentes

01:33:57.040 being a fed.

01:33:58.560 Milo's admitted to it.

01:33:59.740 Tucker kind of admits to it.

01:34:01.700 Nick Fuentes hasn't.

01:34:02.580 There's suspicion.

01:34:03.460 There's rumors.

01:34:04.180 Sure.

01:34:04.360 but there's a case we made

01:34:06.540 for everyone involved

01:34:07.700 everyone's probably fed

01:34:09.620 everyone's a gatekeeper

01:34:11.300 because everyone's accusing each other

01:34:12.760 of being a gatekeeper

01:34:13.480 what's a gatekeeper?

01:34:14.900 you hear that word a lot

01:34:16.080 a gatekeeper is someone

01:34:17.980 who says you shouldn't go through here

01:34:20.960 or you're not allowed

01:34:22.180 to go down this rhetorical pathway

01:34:25.240 or stay out of this area right now

01:34:26.780 so I mean Nick Fuentes

01:34:28.360 is trying to gatekeep people from Tucker

01:34:30.760 Tucker's trying to gatekeep from Nick Fuentes

01:34:32.780 if we're being reasonable men here

01:34:37.020 that's all any of us do

01:34:38.720 that's the only reason for X

01:34:40.660 that's the only reason for social media

01:34:41.920 is to tell people who not to listen to

01:34:43.960 every big creator does this

01:34:46.580 says don't listen, listen to me

01:34:48.120 I don't like when a new person comes along

01:34:50.360 that you might be listening to, everyone listen to me

01:34:52.120 so accusations of

01:34:54.360 these people being gay keepers, you're all fucking guilty

01:34:56.740 it was like the e-girl thing I was talking about

01:34:58.540 at the start, all these different

01:35:00.540 e-girls are calling each other skanks

01:35:02.240 they're all saying oh you you just want you're for black dick and your baby died i'm like ladies

01:35:08.040 ladies you're all mud shark horse you're all like every single one you all suck you all

01:35:15.300 they're accusing each other of not being pure or giving it away for free i'm like you all you all

01:35:20.380 give it away for free you're all single moms you're all skanks every single one i'm just right

01:35:24.460 you're you're all everyone everyone's a fan anyone whatever yep let's start with that that's the

01:35:29.520 bedrock of this what else is how many how many guys even consume their media like at this point

01:35:34.880 i feel like it's girls like with as often happens with women it's women creating media they think

01:35:40.160 men like so that other women can consume it but no men actually listen to fucking what is her name

01:35:45.180 sarah something or sarah stock sarah stock what man is subscribed who isn't like a weird fucking

01:35:53.260 gay guy or something actually listens to her you were listening to pearl there was this real

01:35:58.760 Secret Coffee Hours, where, you remember

01:36:00.740 that girl named Soph?

01:36:03.500 Gavin McGinnis signed her.

01:36:05.020 There's a point in the past where there's this

01:36:06.920 like 13,

01:36:09.260 14-year-old girl, maybe even younger,

01:36:11.400 who was big in the space because

01:36:12.740 she would do videos where she's just

01:36:14.820 parroting Paul talking points,

01:36:17.080 right? Complaining about...

01:36:18.760 Right? And then Gavin McGinnis said,

01:36:20.560 she's so funny, she's the voice of a generation.

01:36:23.380 And even at the time now,

01:36:25.020 I'm even more so, but at the time I'm like,

01:36:27.260 I can't

01:36:28.360 wrap my head around

01:36:30.240 just me, I got the

01:36:32.560 content I consume, why am I tuning into

01:36:34.480 a 14 year old girl

01:36:35.720 talking about stuff I agree with

01:36:38.000 you know what I mean, like there's only so

01:36:40.480 many hours in the day, I could be

01:36:42.420 watching, I could be doing a rerun

01:36:44.660 of Succession for the fifth time

01:36:46.080 it's a different version of the token black man

01:36:47.980 I always say that, the retarded

01:36:50.200 black American sheriff

01:36:52.420 whose name I forget

01:36:53.420 alright, yeah, wow

01:36:56.080 you know the fucking guy

01:36:57.800 you know the guy the guy i'm talking about he's a retard he interviews people and he just interrupts

01:37:02.480 them and nothing he says ever makes sense oh is that that fucking you use the big hair no you use

01:37:09.140 his you use his soundbite on the show all the time like uh fuck i can't remember what the soundbite

01:37:14.600 is now borat no it's not borat it's a black man it's a black sheriff oh um oh and we're talking

01:37:20.820 about jesse lee pearson justin jesse jesse jesse is that his name yeah that fucking guy that's what

01:37:26.500 i'm saying that guy is this only instead of children or women it's a black man it's a black

01:37:31.480 man repeating your terms but if you met this black one on the street he literally has an iq of 70

01:37:37.160 he's straight up fucking retarded and he's a terrible interviewer and he has never said

01:37:42.800 anything in his fucking life that was remotely original if he's an absolute animal he's a

01:37:48.060 fucking chimpanzee if i can speak frankly his face looks like an action figure's face yes he's he's

01:37:54.400 barely human but he gets trotted around like he's on our side like it's a it's like a fucking

01:38:00.620 circus around here man with this shit and it's like like you said let's have a 13 year old girl

01:38:06.140 repeat our phrases fuck off i'd say this nudge you to mix is that soph was funny here's the thing

01:38:11.180 okay sure soph had a writer in the form of her older brother but here's the thing was she funnier

01:38:17.460 than literally anyone else you know who was saying the same stuff because she was just reading posts

01:38:22.620 from 4chan you know in a very obvious script reading way i don't know how you don't see that

01:38:28.660 this is like this is a problem this is a fucking i'm not gonna say it's an op because i don't know

01:38:33.320 who's behind it but it's a problem if you're gonna associate like you say oh she's funny so

01:38:38.080 we'll have her well after eight months of that now people associate the terminology and the

01:38:42.720 phrases with the person and after years of it the person now has political cachet and you have to

01:38:47.400 listen to the fucking person stop like you could literally do this with a dog like with somebody's

01:38:52.160 dog and six months down the road the dog is like harambe and everybody has to meme and listen to

01:38:57.520 the fucking dog because the dog has white nationalist talking points like stop stop the

01:39:02.600 only people who should ever be in that position and talking as a canadian are canadian men that's

01:39:10.380 it this is the thing like i keep coming back to the point with so who i'm sure is a fine i know

01:39:17.160 she's gotten older so i don't know how old she'd be now but literally who cares but yeah i'm sure

01:39:21.100 she's fine but to me it's like i just as as a man i can't reconcile tuning into a 14 year old

01:39:28.580 girl like it just seems odd when there's a whole universe like you're on the same channel just go

01:39:32.840 listen to jim goad just go listen to like there's a universe of of grown white dudes with an actual

01:39:39.100 life who are the ones by the way writing these opinions and writing these ideas saying the same

01:39:44.380 fucking thing so look this is a you problem you the listener if you're listening to soap instead

01:39:49.780 of jim goad as an example it's because you're more interested in looking in the eyes of a 13

01:39:55.220 year old fucking girl than you are listening to jim goad so that's on you you need to think about

01:40:00.500 that one oh here's sex frequent just to go back to jesse lee pearson my head canon is that jlp is

01:40:06.580 actually just a racist white man in a very convincing makeup having fun because he does

01:40:10.240 look like he's wearing a not very good black man mask that would be awesome if that were true yeah

01:40:15.960 You know what's weird about Jesse Lee Pearson is that I've seen him on his show doing his bit,

01:40:20.840 and I've seen him in other interviews, too, and I've seen him when he sort of turns it off,

01:40:26.800 and I'm like, I do think he's smarter than he lets on.

01:40:30.680 I think he's playing a bit of a character.

01:40:32.140 I can't even bother to fucking care, first of all, because he's American,

01:40:35.140 and second of all, because he's black.

01:40:36.540 Like, why the fuck would I even put five brain cells toward caring about this fucking nigger?

01:40:41.120 Why?

01:40:41.320 why like you said a minute ago there are so many people who are talking our ideas and many of them

01:40:48.000 are even canadian those are the ones that i'm going to listen to why on earth would i ever

01:40:52.160 click on a jesse lee peterson video and why are you doing it people why do you click and i know

01:40:57.640 why you do it it's because it's funny because it's like a dumb you know it's like a like a porch

01:41:01.540 monkey it's funny it's it's entertainment right but fuck i don't know here we go ted lafaro if

01:41:07.020 spuds mckenzie is the white nationalist dog that would be dope can we agree on that

01:41:13.260 i don't i don't get it but yeah let's do that that's that's the agreement sound

01:41:20.460 got the agreement gun out nudge unit good bring in a lot of the youth yeah you know when i was

01:41:25.920 saying that because you brought up jim goad i was just working with jim goad because you brought it

01:41:29.540 up i don't think jim goad is necessarily i just i just said jim goad because i'm like here's a

01:41:33.540 person on the same channel Soph was on Gav McGinnis channel I'm like these are these guys are all kind

01:41:38.480 of saying you know what no that's that's a good litmus test he brings okay can I also say this

01:41:42.560 before going I don't think Soph brought in the youth I think Soph was something like a minstrel

01:41:47.920 show dancing for older millennial men fair and I agree with that and and even and even still like

01:41:54.300 if you think that let's say Soph did bring in the youth do you want to bring in the youth and have

01:41:58.680 them looking at a 13 year old girl or do you want to bring them into somebody who actually can have

01:42:03.220 conversation with him and explain it assuming jim goad is that person i'm using like a platonic

01:42:07.540 jim goad because i think he's a little bit of an oddball but um like the the you know teleological

01:42:14.020 jim goad yeah yeah yeah like the the absolute peak jim goad that the best jim goad that jim

01:42:19.380 goad could be but yeah i don't think so i i think look is it a cultural thing maybe that

01:42:26.260 we do we do actually want guys to be looking upward at their elders and have some respect

01:42:31.300 for people that have been through the shit already

01:42:32.940 rather than look at somebody who is their age.

01:42:35.860 Look, I've said this before.

01:42:37.600 It drives me nuts being told how to live my life

01:42:40.740 by somebody who's 15 years younger than me.

01:42:43.700 That's part of the reason I hate Nick Fuentes, really,

01:42:46.380 is he's 15 years younger than me.

01:42:47.920 You know what also?

01:42:49.480 Maybe this is just me being prudish,

01:42:52.240 but I've never found it that amusing

01:42:55.980 when I would see children performing something

01:42:59.820 in is very obviously adults words coming out of their mouth and it's something like like wonder

01:43:04.920 shows and kind of did this and like hey i get wonder but like seeing like hey it's me child

01:43:10.100 reporter do you think niggers have big lips and i'm like i'm just looking at this i'm like do you

01:43:14.420 know what you're saying do you like what wonder chosen was doing it ironically that's why it was

01:43:18.680 funny i think wonder chosen was making fun of that exact concept that people will go to a protest

01:43:24.060 right and they'll like protest you know they're talking about children in gaza or whatever they

01:43:28.140 have like a nine-year-old saying a girl who died last week was the same age as me please stop like

01:43:32.780 what's her name the the autistic norwegian girl about the climate like it's the same shit and it

01:43:38.540 doesn't it doesn't actually for intelligent people i think for competent people it doesn't

01:43:42.800 actually help your argument by just putting the words in the mouth of a child stop it just and

01:43:48.120 you're you're doing the thing when you put more thought into this than they did this is just like

01:43:53.680 28 years later fuck yeah this guy loved the film 20 years later yeah that was a good movie i liked

01:44:00.900 it you hated it eh i didn't hate it i didn't think it was great i liked it less after i uh

01:44:08.580 finished watching keep talking for a second i'm just gonna pull something up i i haven't seen a

01:44:12.240 movie in like a year so i'm not the guy to say but yeah i thought it was pretty good and then i was

01:44:17.120 looking around the people had all kinds of different like analyses of what the skull towers

01:44:22.260 meant and what all this shit meant and i'm like you know what i'm not listening i'm not reading

01:44:26.140 i have my own analysis i i tied together a couple little themes there that i thought

01:44:30.800 were symmetrical and that's what the movie's about for me so you can all fuck off i thought

01:44:35.400 it was good i was actually pretty good i finished it and i realized i like danny boyle's directing

01:44:40.580 if you go into it wanting a zombie movie you're gonna get it like it's it's tense the action

01:44:47.700 set pieces are great you're right there in it you're on the edge you see it knows how to build

01:44:53.720 tension knows how to make a kinetic chase scene all that's good and you know once i left the

01:45:01.420 movie and was thinking back on the things that happened like i'm not sure i like this and you

01:45:07.100 know i mean the things and you disagree because you had said everything was completely consistent

01:45:11.340 here's what really bothered me and took me out of the movie as i was watching it so you can kind

01:45:18.340 of see the trailer in front of you here and i don't know how many people know about this it's

01:45:21.200 the sequel to 28 days later and then 28 weeks later i believe or 20 months later and so it's

01:45:28.320 way far in the future in after this pandemic um there's still zombies around which there shouldn't

01:45:35.360 be you know i mean i understand that you're not zombies they're not zombies though well it's

01:45:40.300 in fact it should have been solved by now after 20 fucking years it should have been solved like

01:45:44.520 if you had basically the entire island of the united kingdom is cordoned off from the rest of

01:45:50.260 the world and then within the island by this point you have little mini societies that are

01:45:54.520 self-sustaining in these villages and if they are truly as defensive as they are and they are

01:45:59.660 these things should have actually just fucking died off by now after 28 fucking years

01:46:03.920 it doesn't make sense and here's what really bothered me is that they decided to break the

01:46:09.200 zombies up into and they are zombies like really that's what they're they're fast but you can you

01:46:14.260 can actually kill these zombies easier than regular zombies because a regular zombie it can

01:46:20.200 survive without food these can't they desperately need food right to the point where they're eating

01:46:25.000 animals right right right but but the idea is that they have different classes of zombies so

01:46:30.300 the father and the son they're going out yeah and there's like oh these are like the slow and low

01:46:35.440 ones and so there's like a special class of zombies that are like fat like morbidly obese

01:46:40.420 and they're slow and they crawl on the ground and they just eat worms and like

01:46:43.980 what but why would you have a category of zombies because they're all the same type of fat they're

01:46:49.080 like cherubic and they're just eating like bugs and i'm like first of all you wouldn't be that

01:46:53.240 fat second of all you were all asian too yeah i don't notice that they were like chinese or

01:46:57.760 korean or something all the fat ones what is you can't just put that there it's like a video

01:47:02.500 Well, no, I think that was intentional, though.

01:47:04.340 I think they're racist because, like, if you remember the original films, the point to it isn't actually a zombie virus in the traditional.

01:47:10.480 It's not like, you know, the you know, the Walking Dead or whatever the fuck where it's some some some hand wave.

01:47:16.220 It's rabies. It's just rabies.

01:47:18.040 So the people lose their minds, but they are still they actually are still people and they do fuck and they have children.

01:47:23.460 And so which means that it evolves over time.

01:47:25.620 So after 28 years, you're going to see.

01:47:27.680 And look, I'm suspending disbelief here, but I get where they're going with it.

01:47:31.260 and for me like you said that it's a very zombie movie i can compare to a lot of other zombie

01:47:37.360 movies like some of the the dumb triple a shit that's been out there wasn't that much zombie

01:47:42.200 action in it there's a lot of just interpersonal you know dialogue and memories and things like

01:47:47.540 that and i i think the zombies are a stand-in for either something like a fantasy movie or just like

01:47:53.940 a medieval you know you're afraid of bears and it's bears and wolves is what it is like the son

01:47:59.680 these are wolves these are bears these are possums and what this is really about is the death of your

01:48:03.900 mother and how to cope with that and i'm actually a bad father and coming of age is you know so i

01:48:09.040 mean that's it's weird that they did that movie as the third of this this series but to me it was

01:48:14.840 it was almost i guess that's what that's the thing i'm like if you took the zombies out and

01:48:21.160 you just made a different movie like the deer hunter or something you could still just make

01:48:25.940 that movie to the point where like you said the zombies almost don't even need to fucking be there

01:48:29.400 maybe they're wasting time but nobody would have gone to see that movie i think they would have

01:48:33.460 this is the motherfucker who saw train spotting who's going to see a bunch of fucking irish

01:48:37.000 junkies in a movie they did it twice yeah that's what i take it back to me but instead of zombies

01:48:43.940 he made it either like marginally high fantasy like large bears or something or just regular

01:48:49.300 like oh this is the 17th century in scotland i think it should have been either way train spotting

01:48:54.560 it should have just been yeah this is what happens in this part of the world when everyone's on

01:48:58.320 heroin because they kind of look like heroin junkies the concept that they have you live on

01:49:03.520 an isolated highly religious christian island it's essentially the hebrides or something

01:49:09.120 and that you go back to the mainland and the mainland is completely empty and it's a way

01:49:13.820 it's essentially a rite of passage that you need to hunt and bring you know meat back to the family

01:49:17.780 is not a 20th century story it's like middle ages at the very most recent unless you make it about

01:49:26.000 zombies right so i'm wondering if that's part of it like you want to tell you know a feudal story

01:49:32.320 but i don't know i'm spitballing here man i just liked it i thought it was cool i my favorite thing

01:49:38.020 was what's his name the big the tall british guy who was the doctor i always forget his yeah he's

01:49:42.560 got ray fines yeah ray fines ray fines yeah ray fines as the doctor and that whole thing because

01:49:47.140 in the trailers they build him up to be a villain and he's essentially like a saint in the film like

01:49:52.720 he's you know what the problem with the movie is that it does a bad job of convincing you that

01:49:58.460 he's almost a villain like it's very clear very early on that he's actually a good guy right and

01:50:04.640 that they need to seek him out i'm not going to say the whole movie but i'm like like i don't know

01:50:08.760 if i was supposed to think he was dangerous but i'm like oh obviously this is going to be that

01:50:12.820 he's he's a good guy and the father's lying or something like that yeah so i i think that

01:50:16.980 some people say that it wasn't necessary for you to believe that i'm like i think it did i think

01:50:21.180 it just did a bad job of selling me on its own plot points some of the times i'll say one when

01:50:26.260 the last thing i'll say it had me thinking that the dad was jimmy until the very end and the reason

01:50:32.460 that i like that in retrospect is that i was trying to map all of the character faults of

01:50:37.740 somebody who'd been through the traumatic like through jimmy's childhood onto the dad to explain

01:50:43.260 away why the dad was such a shitty dad right and because they kind of switch it into being the dad's

01:50:47.920 the hero and the doctor is the villain and then by the end the dad is the asshole not a villain

01:50:51.880 but he's a prick and then the doctor is the one who saved them and there's also and then it turns

01:50:56.340 out that jimmy isn't either one of them jimmy is a completely other third character who's out of

01:51:01.120 sync with the entire film yeah he shows up and it turns into like a silly movie where they're like

01:51:07.300 there's people flip doing backflips and they're wearing masks and it's like clown music it's yeah

01:51:12.540 clown music it's like borderlands all of a sudden like it was really out of place and that's what

01:51:16.400 made me retroactively think oh does this movie know what the fuck it's doing or is is it like

01:51:21.500 is it being ironic is this a sarcastic movie if you're not allowed to step outside of it you have

01:51:26.140 to try to figure out what they were saying though my the reason i brought that up was my feeling is

01:51:30.680 that the traumatic experiences don't actually map onto the doctor or the dad the doctor and the dad

01:51:36.200 are actually fucking regular people jimmy is not part of the film the beginning the first five

01:51:42.680 minutes of the film the last five minutes of the film are a zombie movie it's jimmy and jimmy is

01:51:46.800 insane he does backflips and has a golf club and does his dumb shit but the rest of the film is

01:51:51.220 the dad and the doctor and the son dealing with his mother's cancer it has like nothing to do with

01:51:56.340 that which is why i said you could almost get away with not even having the five minutes in it but i

01:52:00.920 think the reason they did it is because they know the viewer will try to associate what's going on

01:52:05.580 with that and they'll try to be like oh it's because of trauma it's because of all this insanity

01:52:09.360 no it's not actually it's not they did none of these people are traumatized they're regular

01:52:13.180 fucking people and he's a bad he's kind of a bad father and he's not coping well and here's the

01:52:17.460 other thing like again i keep coming back maybe too much of a sci-fi guy but i'm like in in the

01:52:23.320 28 years since this pandemic occurred society it shouldn't just be like a rural medieval type

01:52:31.620 place i don't know i was expecting a bit more of an interesting society instead of like oh i guess

01:52:37.360 they go back to the 1800s

01:52:39.480 and they're all plowing

01:52:40.520 I think they would have figured out

01:52:44.020 how to

01:52:45.020 make communication with the outside world

01:52:47.560 something would happen

01:52:49.420 something more interesting would happen

01:52:50.880 because they're just remaining in stasis

01:52:52.800 but they are very aware that there's a world

01:52:55.400 going outside of them

01:52:56.680 and I just thought that you could actually build a better world

01:52:59.880 I think it's a bit of license

01:53:01.660 that the story they wanted to tell worked

01:53:03.460 by doing it this way

01:53:04.240 I agree with you that you could have plausibly done it

01:53:06.780 in a lot of different ways and this was a kind of a yeah yeah i agree yeah anyway there's also

01:53:13.120 a plot line where they find a there's a pregnant infected and it gives birth to a normal baby

01:53:18.360 and they need to protect the baby and rescue to keep it from its father which is obviously a

01:53:23.600 rampage huge rampaging maniac but i'm also thinking that didn't need to have it had nothing

01:53:28.540 to do with the main story it was actually just like a random thing that happened and showed them

01:53:34.040 that oh you could have two infected that give birth to a regular baby i'm like okay i guess i

01:53:39.780 but i don't know what that means just like the end of the movie like i don't know what this means

01:53:43.480 to the main story you're trying to tell i thought that the idea with the baby being born from

01:53:49.760 quote unquote that because they're right they're the zombies right there's the undead they're the

01:53:53.840 dead except they're not actually but because they're not actually you can't actually have

01:53:57.420 a living human baby so they brought the baby out of it and the baby the fact that he essentially

01:54:01.780 takes the baby and he's beginning to cope with the baby at the moment that his mother dies so his

01:54:05.540 mother dies no he no longer has his mother but now he has the baby and it's there's the switch

01:54:09.680 and the guy even gives him a like ray fines is giving him a speech about the you know the the

01:54:15.320 duality between death and love or death and life like there's a whole thing there like it's i'm not

01:54:20.700 saying that i get the whole thing but thematically they were definitely playing with the concept of

01:54:26.040 coping with coping with death is the same is a is part of just dealing with life and dealing with

01:54:31.860 the people that you love i don't know look i'm i'm not trying to get gay about it but i think

01:54:35.980 that they they had something there whether or not it was executed properly but i i thought there

01:54:41.080 was something consistent there with them bringing the baby in i think the thing with killing the

01:54:45.460 mom would have fallen flat if he didn't have the baby with him if he wasn't trying to bring the

01:54:51.000 baby back it wouldn't have had the same impact if you say one more time you're not trying to be gay

01:54:55.860 i'm not trying to be gay too late it's kind of over

01:55:01.320 oh yeah so i didn't intend to gonna we didn't watch this documentary you're supposed to watch

01:55:08.320 movie corner sorry guys it's the one of the rare times i know we got to get going soon but we could

01:55:14.940 watch a bit of this this is um an old documentary titled hate i found this on rumble um it's kind

01:55:22.480 of interesting the documentary they tried to bury by i think it's just uploaded by maybe trevor

01:55:28.320 or maybe it was made by him it says the award-winning canadian 1981 short film is a chilling

01:55:33.220 expose on the anti-white hatred festering in academia long before it became mainstream

01:55:38.800 at its center is louis feldman louis feldman a jewish sociology professor at the university of

01:55:45.280 toronto caught a camera unleashing a venomous tirade against white people calling them slime

01:55:50.720 ogres, monsters, and subhumans, interesting choice of words, but also Feldman's communist

01:55:58.500 ties become apparent.

01:56:00.660 So I was scanning through this earlier.

01:56:03.100 It profiles the KKK in Canada, which a lot of people forget existed, but you would think

01:56:11.880 there's a uniquely American group, but I guess they had a Canadian version as well.

01:56:18.320 But do you want to watch a bit of this before we go?

01:56:20.040 Yes, sure.

01:56:20.720 Yeah, sure. I've got to go walk for two seconds.

01:56:23.100 I'll be right back.

01:56:23.820 Yeah, go ahead.

01:56:26.060 Plan?

01:56:30.080 I remind you that the press, the electronic media,

01:56:32.740 are giving them an awful lot of free advertising.

01:56:34.740 I remind you that the Committee for Racial Equality

01:56:36.080 called a press conference two days ago.

01:56:37.800 The Committee for Racial Equality was given a few seconds

01:56:39.780 and two minutes were devoted to our interview

01:56:41.540 with the leader of the plan.

01:56:43.200 I believe this was the Jewish sociology presser in question.

01:56:46.600 He looks like he could be black.

01:56:49.360 Like a very light-skinned black guy.

01:56:51.280 October 4th, 1980, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

01:56:53.900 It is a committee of a loose alliance of over 30 organizations,

01:56:56.980 all committed to struggling against racism and fascism.

01:56:59.580 I am the chairperson of the Committee for Racial Equality,

01:57:01.340 and my name is Louis Feldman.

01:57:02.720 This rally and march...

01:57:05.280 You don't usually see the Jewish part of the last name at the front.

01:57:10.240 We're used to calling out Stein, Berg, etc.

01:57:14.400 He started with the Feld, but then went right to Hammer,

01:57:17.180 which is i mean that's pretty cool is merely a kickoff in a campaign to get the clan and fascism

01:57:26.680 out of the city of toronto november 8th 1980 london ontario canada i'd like just briefly to

01:57:31.720 remind us of the kind of people we're dealing with members of the committee have received phone calls

01:57:36.240 anonymously threatening their lives these are the kind of slime the kind of reprehensible ogres and

01:57:43.080 monsters and subhuman sobs that we're dealing with yeah you don't see them use the term subhuman that

01:57:50.040 much anymore but also i i think at this stage in the game we take ogres i'll take it i'll take over

01:57:57.320 i'll take chud i'll take subhuman no thank you comprehensible cowards who advocate murder and

01:58:05.000 violence in the dark alexander mcwhitter national director of the canadian knights of the hoopax

01:58:10.520 clan blacks non-whites jews all have particular organizations that work directly for their

01:58:15.320 protection of their heritage their rights their culture we in the white race believe we have that

01:58:19.300 right also i mean this guy sounds exactly jared taylor it's funny that he called them cowards

01:58:24.520 it's like would a coward put his face on national television and just explain basically do what

01:58:30.400 arville is doing yeah we mentioned like the same type of guy he's you say a lot of things that

01:58:35.420 he's not cowardly he's the bravest motherfucker there man and he what he's getting up there

01:58:40.160 spreading hate spreading misinformation what he's saying he's like well everyone else has an

01:58:44.200 advocacy group and i think we should have one too exactly that is literally all that's it's been 50

01:58:50.820 years of that yeah this country badly laws leader of the albert johnson committee against police

01:58:55.200 brutality we have a duty to change society it is our responsibility to work very hard

01:59:00.260 in banning a group of individuals who have over the past 70 years i want to remark that this man

01:59:08.160 It sounds like he has an African accent.

01:59:10.140 I was going to say, it's not a very Canadian accent,

01:59:12.300 but he's the head of some kind of Canadian advocacy group.

01:59:16.020 I love this documentary because it reminds people

01:59:17.920 that this sort of thing was happening up here

01:59:20.440 not even that long ago.

01:59:21.720 It's a black and white documentary.

01:59:23.760 The quality looks like it was ripped from VHS,

01:59:26.760 but you have the same narrative being discussed

01:59:29.860 back then as now.

01:59:31.720 Then you also have like, here's just like a black,

01:59:34.980 an African who got here yesterday,

01:59:37.080 But then you have Canadians as an appendage of this old American movement.

01:59:44.000 Like, it's a hodgepodge of different things, you know.

01:59:47.240 But, you know, anyway, continue on.

01:59:49.060 I've committed not less than 10,000 murders throughout the United States and Canada.

01:59:54.320 And yet we hear from the...

01:59:56.280 That sounds like a made-up number.

01:59:57.600 They were already making up the numbers back then.

02:00:00.440 There's probably not even 10,000 murders to this point.

02:00:03.100 There should be hundreds of thousands, and there's probably not even a thousand in reality.

02:00:07.080 so i mean these people they can't help themselves if they said six million i would have loved it

02:00:12.440 that would that would be good yeah because this is what happens when you recruit black people

02:00:16.460 into your leftist or progressive organization they they fuck it up they jumble up the things

02:00:22.620 so yeah they've killed over six million people three million and from the attorney general of

02:00:29.220 this province that the clan must commit a crime before they can be banned from this country we

02:00:33.160 Some people say you need to commit a crime before you're banned.

02:00:39.240 I say, even though they haven't, they have.

02:00:41.640 They should be banned.

02:00:42.400 What the fuck are you talking about?

02:00:45.000 Negro, please.

02:00:47.440 And here's the KKK guy, once again, seemingly making the most sober-minded point here.

02:00:53.560 Attack us.

02:00:54.300 We want to take away our freedom of speech.

02:00:56.060 They must remember that they have been responsible for more horrendous crimes than we can bring up.

02:00:59.120 60 million white christians were murdered as a result of the russian civil war and the communist

02:01:03.920 takeover of the czarist regime even with this history behind the communist movement we're not

02:01:07.900 asking for their freedom of speech to be curtailed we believe everyone should hear them for what they

02:01:11.280 are you know this might shock some people to say but i don't think the leader of the kkk went far

02:01:20.820 enough yeah you know i mean like he's saying like hey we're not trying to curtail he's trying to be

02:01:25.360 reasonable still this is back in an era where there's kind of the problem right that's the

02:01:28.900 issue we've been dealing with the whole time you're like if they're going to be that aggressive

02:01:32.140 you should just get that aggressive within within the law like he's he's demanding that these people

02:01:37.360 be deported from canada even though they're canadian-born citizens i mean that motherfucker

02:01:41.980 is not even canadian he can barely speak english why wouldn't you be demanding that he be deported

02:01:47.460 like it's like he's correct that there's part of a communist party which has killed 60 million

02:01:52.080 people also he should be arrested for being part of a like a fucking foreign political group and

02:01:57.380 he should throw him and throw him in prison get rid of him if they had groipers of that era so

02:02:02.600 he's out there giving a speech then he got these other like 19 year olds saying we're going to

02:02:06.660 impregnate his daughter just like weird shit and i'm like okay there's gotta be a middle ground

02:02:12.160 between these two i like insane violence of course i do i also like being reasonable is there

02:02:19.140 a more targeted approach rhetorically for this instead of saying i i might not agree with this

02:02:26.080 fresh off the boat communist african but i will defend to my death his right to say it's like no

02:02:31.200 no you should be uh advocating that a judge slams the gavel down over his shins this this kkk

02:02:39.400 leader is a libertarian. He's literally

02:02:41.640 a libertarian.

02:02:46.160 Oh, here we go.

02:02:48.720 Why is this not playing?

02:02:50.320 Join the march!

02:02:51.480 As representatives of the Communist Party of Canada,

02:02:53.340 we are proud. Part of the organization

02:02:55.220 and part of this rally. We want to protect our culture.

02:02:57.460 We want to advance our race in terms of science,

02:02:59.620 medicine, technology, our systems of laws

02:03:01.360 and education, the democratic principles of which we strive

02:03:03.360 for. All these things we believe are intrinsic to us

02:03:05.400 as white people. Non-whites have the same

02:03:07.400 opportunity to work for their interests and i wish them well in it we oppose again i'm going to keep

02:03:11.960 repeating myself here but like you can't get away you need to be crazy now because we tried being

02:03:18.240 nice this was the leader of the kkk being like hey you know what i i believe in their ability to do

02:03:22.960 it on their own no i no longer believe in the jamaican capacity to achieve civilization and i

02:03:29.680 don't fucking care that's where that's where your average liberal is at right now the the average

02:03:36.260 liberal knows too much about haiti this was back in an era where maybe people were ignorant to the

02:03:41.360 realities but guess what we have been immersed in india so i think your average canadian voter

02:03:50.340 contrasted against these people would look straight up schizophrenic for what they'd be

02:03:56.280 willing to do i just saw a second hundred foot statue of some bizarre indian god go up and mark

02:04:03.440 him you see he's like another one we had one we had one monkey god over here and now here's that

02:04:09.380 another another giant strange anthropomorphic god over here another you know anamorph cover

02:04:17.820 went up and i'm like i don't know like this guy seems quaint you know anyway moving on was the

02:04:24.520 government's pro-minority anti-white policies we wish to see the government of this country reflect

02:04:27.940 the ideals the interests and aspirations of the white majority our first objective is become a

02:04:31.220 The people just listening to audio, unfortunately, this man, he's wearing the KKK hood.

02:04:56.740 his eye holes are very amateurishly carved like that scene from Django Unchained and I don't know

02:05:04.940 if they're around anymore but I would advise any KKK members you got to figure out the eye holes

02:05:10.460 yeah this it can't be conducting a game of horse hockey like this

02:05:15.480 November 2nd 1980 Toronto each community in this country should have the opportunity to decide

02:05:21.740 whether or not they want to be a multiracial community or a white community there'll be

02:05:25.800 less sadness in this country if non-whites can live

02:05:27.700 happily among their own people without white people ramming

02:05:29.740 their culture down their throats and this constant problem

02:05:31.840 of integration and the riots that the Americans have

02:05:33.740 seen.

02:05:36.000 There, if you can see, he's

02:05:37.780 already, there's a

02:05:39.280 gathered crowd of six

02:05:41.500 and Indians. Like, honestly, it looks

02:05:43.840 like it was taken from 2025

02:05:45.280 Toronto.

02:05:48.020 Here's a Canadian black nationalist

02:05:49.840 who I,

02:05:51.880 if you know anything about black nationalists.

02:05:53.520 This is just fine, right? Like a black nationalist, a nigger who came from somewhere else within a decade and has no history at all, no involvement at all with our nation, is allowed to be a nationalist in our country. This is fine, right? He's on the, like, it's unreal, man.

02:06:11.020 Let's see what he says.

02:06:12.420 Well, I do think that black nationalism should be the main thing among blacks

02:06:19.980 because this means to organize, to become sort of a nation.

02:06:23.740 And I think we need a black nation.

02:06:26.120 We are a nation within a nation, but we are constantly begging white people,

02:06:30.120 let me have your job.

02:06:31.100 We should create jobs for ourselves and say to hell with the white man.

02:06:33.640 The plan was brought into this province to take away the efforts from minority groups from dealing in...

02:06:39.280 Which one of these is permitted now?

02:06:42.920 The KKK, of course, was ground into dust,

02:06:46.240 but you can find any black nationalist

02:06:49.440 parroting that exact sentiment right now

02:06:52.220 and receiving government funds, essentially.

02:06:55.900 Political changes that are necessary in society.

02:06:59.140 Racism destroys the energies of society.

02:07:01.620 Racism destroys the initiatives of the people.

02:07:03.960 Well, I can't be opposed to racists

02:07:05.040 because I'm a member of a certain race, the black race.

02:07:08.360 so i am a black racist myself so to be opposed to a racist means to be opposed to my own self

02:07:13.540 what do you think of white racists such as a client my people have the right to be racist

02:07:16.860 if they want to be racist but i'm not going to kiss their bum or their rectum trying to beg for

02:07:20.820 their faith i'm not going to kiss the bum or the rectum the anus hole i'm not going to kiss the

02:07:25.560 left cheek i'm not going to kiss the right cheek the typical brainless nigger who can't come up

02:07:30.380 with anything intelligent to say this nigga zesty this nigga good with colors this nigga light in

02:07:36.500 the loafers he's describing it too much of the ass for my looking i'm a positive racist i'm

02:07:45.500 working in the interest of my own people just as a person who works for the interest of the

02:07:48.360 of the black races is a racist a member of the national black coalition working for his own

02:07:52.120 racist interest he's a racist a member of the benign breath uh who's working the interest of

02:07:55.080 jewish people well he's a racist for jews um a member of the korean businessmen's association

02:07:58.300 is a racist because they're working for the interest of the korean race we got to find out

02:08:01.280 if there's still a korean businessmen's association of course there are probably i operate in the

02:08:05.840 interest of my race, a race that

02:08:08.100 and people are allowed to care about

02:08:10.040 their own races, and you'll never hear me bring

02:08:12.040 up a posterior in

02:08:14.020 detail.

02:08:15.300 I promise to never describe an ass.

02:08:17.780 I promise to never describe an ass.

02:08:20.900 Not even, they're not

02:08:22.060 Chinese. There's a Chinese Businessmen's Association,

02:08:23.900 which is a racist organization working for the interest of Chinese.

02:08:26.100 There's many organizations which are racist

02:08:27.680 in nature, and yet the public doesn't realize this. There's nothing

02:08:30.020 wrong with being promised.

02:08:30.960 It'd be funny if you started being blood satellite-style racist, like you have

02:08:34.060 a korean uh video game guy association you've got the chinese association for eating raw chicken

02:08:40.620 feed you've got all kinds of groups out of your own race one of our tasks is to put pressure

02:08:46.960 on behalf of the overwhelming majority of citizens in this city who are not racist who have no

02:08:52.020 interest in being racist to press our government officials and representatives to ban the clan and

02:08:56.720 outlaw fascism in this country and city whites want to maintain then there's this jew there's

02:09:02.260 is like just you in the street like i i purity with all the clans presence here and these people

02:09:07.640 are talking about ban the clan they should ban their own damn selves they're just as much racist

02:09:11.460 as the clan we think it'd be any clan rally in toronto five weeks ago well i know it was run by

02:09:15.620 communists and so does everybody else what else is new communist state clans me to me if i was

02:09:19.540 on the street and somebody's you know with a red flag comes up and yell let's go to the anti-klan

02:09:23.860 demonstration and kick those fascists out and the first thing i do would be burn this red flag

02:09:27.020 kick them where it hurts and run down and join the clan because if the commies hate the clan

02:09:30.420 I miss how much everyone hated communists and everyone kind of got it.

02:09:36.060 I do wonder if the black nationalists, these are all leftist orgs.

02:09:40.540 These are all communists to support it anyway.

02:09:43.140 But I love that.

02:09:43.860 If these filthy communists told me to not join the Klan, I would do it.

02:09:48.300 And also I'd burn his fucking kick him in the ass.

02:09:50.980 Like a Hank Hill type reaction.

02:09:53.980 Canadians with me.

02:09:55.300 Racism exists in the police force of this province.

02:09:57.740 In the police force of this city.

02:09:58.960 receive the killing of albert johnson we must ask ourselves if banning of the clan alone can

02:10:04.100 deal with racism but that is a beginning naturally they're going to want to throw this kind of thing

02:10:07.560 up the reds they want to throw it up because that way they can get all regular groups banned

02:10:10.160 maybe tomorrow they can get uh joe clark banned maybe tomorrow they can get uh get joe clark

02:10:14.180 banned joe clark that hideous retarded faggot who works for the for the toronto pride organization

02:10:20.540 that literal flaming gay man joe clark oh no you meant the famous politician i was confused

02:10:27.140 oh that was a whoopsie sex frequent you get the associate called the jewish association for you

02:10:33.780 know not the most catchy chance yeah the guy also has a spanish accent like there's so many non

02:10:52.420 it's all non-canadians the jew the black guy the hispanic where's the actual canadians doing any

02:10:58.960 of this shit this guy will put on a plaid shirt to pretend that he's one of us i bet this was an

02:11:03.180 era in the 80s and any decade prior where if you saw a multi-racial group like this like you got

02:11:09.720 black nationalists you got a hispanic guy with a revolutionary panache you've got a fucking

02:11:16.040 jamaican over here and then you've got a jew in front you'd say what are the odds that all these

02:11:20.320 different races would just coalesce

02:11:22.560 like this. That seems

02:11:24.180 statistically impossible unless

02:11:26.200 there was some top-down coordination

02:11:28.400 of this. Somebody organizing them because they viewed us

02:11:30.420 as the actual existential threat

02:11:32.220 because we are, because we're strong and smart.

02:11:35.060 It would be, it's obvious

02:11:36.360 to us now, a naive person would say

02:11:38.340 that, of course, but looking at

02:11:40.360 now, it's like, yeah, these people don't have anything in common

02:11:42.500 and they're just reading a script.

02:11:44.640 They should have the right to organize and

02:11:46.320 speak out against the Klan, but in an intelligent manner.

02:11:48.540 They should debate with the Klan.

02:11:50.320 Unite in action against racist and fascist violence.

02:11:55.440 January 25th.

02:11:56.500 You got to have a bear chant, united action.

02:11:58.480 Like, hey, ho, wee, blah, blah, hey.

02:12:02.980 1981, Yonge Street, Toronto.

02:12:05.740 Every day before five hate calls, people who disagree with us so violently

02:12:08.800 that they want to blow up one of our houses or shoot some of our people.

02:12:12.020 And they accuse us of being violent.

02:12:13.480 It's absurd.

02:12:14.280 Of course, we don't take this seriously.

02:12:15.420 Jammed to go the other way, man.

02:12:16.580 now we live in an area where a you must take it seriously because that will happen to you

02:12:22.900 uh and b maybe you should have been more pissed off again i'm not trying to criticize them it's

02:12:28.240 just it's it's interesting how far we've fallen from even that point uh where you know there's

02:12:35.840 still people who believe that that a discussion can be made they still believe that you can vote

02:12:40.420 for the right person and maybe they could have at that point maybe there was the sentiment that

02:12:44.840 they're not so far along that

02:12:47.420 you know it's irreversible

02:12:49.380 I don't think

02:12:51.540 we have that privilege right now

02:12:53.280 you know that Jamaican guy

02:12:55.380 who seemed randomly put in charge

02:12:57.720 of this protest

02:12:58.720 there's more of him

02:13:00.680 and a lot of what he's saying

02:13:02.300 the status quo

02:13:05.140 at the time which is like hey

02:13:06.620 why shouldn't we advocate for our rights

02:13:08.800 it's so hard to convince people

02:13:11.380 of that

02:13:11.860 and I don't know

02:13:13.760 You know, if we're shot at, we shoot back. If there's a wrong, we right it. And if it takes guns to do it, as it does in national wars, international wars, sometimes it takes fire to fight fire.

02:13:24.900 Well, of course, I cannot justify every act of violence that anyone has participated in. In some cases, violence was met with violence. We defend ourselves.

02:13:30.600 If there's any violence, it's done purely in a self-defense manner. There have been other acts of violence which have just been done by people who do not represent the Klan.

02:13:36.800 If we want to condemn an entire organization because of an absence of a few individuals or a few people,

02:13:40.740 then let's attack all the Christian religions because of the Salem witch burnings or the Spanish Inquisition.

02:13:45.020 Let's not be hypocritical here.

02:13:47.180 All right, so I know we've got to get going soon.

02:13:49.120 The documentary is a lot of that.

02:13:50.700 It's just a profile on race relations in Canada.

02:13:53.420 Apparently, this was a documentary they tried to bury.

02:13:56.740 I don't know the full story on it, but someone had sent it to me.

02:13:59.440 People will send us books to read, documentaries to review.

02:14:02.860 Sometimes it's on Real Secret Coffee Hours.

02:14:04.940 Sometimes it's here.

02:14:05.720 but I think what do you think about that

02:14:08.400 what are your closing thoughts

02:14:09.620 that's interesting to see as you say

02:14:11.940 I mean that's a little bit more dramatic

02:14:14.620 than I would have expected from 1981

02:14:16.960 that's what is that

02:14:18.740 44 years that's been

02:14:20.320 a while I kind of

02:14:22.200 imagined it not being

02:14:24.220 so bad

02:14:26.700 back then but I guess it's worse than we

02:14:28.740 thought we're really far

02:14:30.700 down the ladder now

02:14:31.540 and for those who are listening to the audio

02:14:34.740 version of this i was supposed to mention this at the top because we have the live stream then we

02:14:38.940 also have just the audio version release of all of these uh we're going to be including an interview

02:14:44.720 at the end of this episode uh just like a regular episode we're not going to play now for the

02:14:50.300 live stream but i believe ails given the thematic points i've touched on so far i think we'll have

02:14:59.300 the Daniel Tyree interview for this one.

02:15:02.140 So you can find these interviews as they happen

02:15:06.260 on our YouTube, on our Odyssey, on our Rumble page.

02:15:09.120 So subscribe to that if you haven't.

02:15:11.880 But I'll be playing that just after this,

02:15:13.980 so stay tuned for that.

02:15:14.900 It's a great interview, fascinating subject.

02:15:19.440 And I'm just going to look at the chat here,

02:15:21.160 see if there's any last-minute comments.

02:15:24.600 I think there's just a fight going on in the chat right now.

02:15:29.300 nice oh i haven't been in i haven't been looking at okay if there's no no more questions we gotta

02:15:36.760 get going now um i had a great time i hope you all had a great time too um and i i think we

02:15:43.620 covered pretty much everything i needed to cover let me just check my notes here

02:15:46.760 yep dimes versus bat got it okay and i guess watch 28 years later if you if you must

02:15:55.840 um it's it's got the judah stamp of approval yeah of a fucking multitude in this recursive

02:16:04.700 it just changes the more you look at it it's so deep no not really this is this is your movie

02:16:10.540 i haven't watched the movie in like nine months so that was the first movie i've seen i'm like

02:16:14.460 oh my film is uh you're like one of those guys like oh i'm watching a movie hey oh cool hey this

02:16:19.960 is all right i enjoyed this have you guys seen this it's a film on the television you should

02:16:23.400 You can just sit and watch it.

02:16:26.100 It's a fun thing to do.

02:16:29.320 It's.

02:16:29.940 Oh, OK.

02:16:32.200 Tech carp domes.

02:16:33.640 How pretty are you?

02:16:35.700 And then he says, don't answer that.

02:16:38.520 OK.

02:16:39.640 Holy shit.

02:16:40.360 Is that Mike?

02:16:42.080 Is that Mike?

02:16:42.920 Is that fucking Mike?

02:16:43.920 Is that you, Mike?

02:16:45.200 You have to tell us legally, Mike.

02:16:47.140 You have to tell us if that's you.

02:16:49.420 Mike's always asking if you're pretty.

02:16:50.860 i was the one calling you domes but everybody's calling you domes now but mike was saying that

02:16:56.500 you're pretty or rather that you have the behavior of a pretty guy because you're very confident it's

02:17:01.820 a way of complimenting you i think thank you very confident but only confident people usually are

02:17:06.660 pretty is nobody tells them to shut the fuck up my response to that is hmm thanks see mike mike is a

02:17:16.680 sage it's good he is he's he's one of our best whites all right so everyone thank you so much

02:17:24.200 for taking the time hope you had a good time and we'll talk to you next time yeah man

02:17:26.920 here we go i'm thrilled to be here

02:17:46.680 We don't do a whole lot of interviews these days like we used to, but I always make time for the people I'm really excited to speak with.

02:17:53.200 And I'm speaking with one tonight.

02:17:55.260 We're here with Daniel Tyree.

02:17:57.800 It is Tyree, correct?

02:17:59.100 It's not Teary?

02:18:01.020 Tyree.

02:18:01.500 You got it right the first time.

02:18:03.380 All right, good.

02:18:04.500 I got a habit of mispronouncing every single name that I ever say on this show.

02:18:10.180 And as a Canadian, I'm sure you wouldn't correct me when I did it, but good thing we got that out of the way.

02:18:16.240 Daniel Tyree has recently launched an organization

02:18:20.100 known as the Dominion Society of Canada.

02:18:24.240 It's an organization that I'm pretty excited about.

02:18:26.840 And I know that he's been doing the rounds recently,

02:18:30.340 getting the word out.

02:18:31.280 It's been a great success as far as I can understand.

02:18:34.460 A huge upswell of support and registrations.

02:18:39.260 Before we get into the Dominion Society,

02:18:41.540 for people who haven't heard of it before,

02:18:44.080 we'll get into it.

02:18:44.660 But I just want to say, first of all, thank you so much for taking the time for speaking with us tonight.

02:18:50.160 Yeah, yeah.

02:18:50.560 Thanks for having me on.

02:18:51.300 It's always nice to talk about what we're doing and spread the message any way we can.

02:18:55.640 Oh, sweet.

02:18:56.040 We've got Alberta separatists checking in here, according to the chat.

02:19:00.160 Oh, no.

02:19:00.660 We've also got someone else.

02:19:02.320 There goes the party.

02:19:03.960 Someone said, I am late and gay.

02:19:06.640 But you see, you've got to understand, Daniel, about this audience of mine.

02:19:10.020 They're sick people, Daniel.

02:19:11.220 They say they try to pepper me with hay nows and woe dogs such as this.

02:19:17.160 Start me off on the wrong foot, but you will not bewitch me with your negativity tonight.

02:19:24.060 Let me ask you this.

02:19:25.720 Dominion Society, have you been happy with the response so far?

02:19:30.600 Last count I had was you got 500 members of this new organization.

02:19:37.100 Yeah, and then some.

02:19:38.400 We've got a few more since the weekend.

02:19:40.720 We passed that 500 mark on Sunday, a little under two weeks after our launch date.

02:19:47.160 I think we're sitting around 560 or something like that now.

02:19:51.220 But yeah, consistently growing.

02:19:53.060 I would say it's on the good end of expected.

02:19:59.160 We have been preparing for this launch for a while now.

02:20:03.540 There's a couple of things that didn't go quite according to plan, but those might have

02:20:07.300 a bit too optimistic. Despite some of my efforts, we haven't attracted any attention from

02:20:13.980 the mainstream media, negative or positive. But aside from that, I'd say everything's going

02:20:22.220 really well. We've gained thousands of followers across our five different social media platforms.

02:20:27.480 We're seeing quick growth on especially Twitter and Instagram. And we've seen more than 500 paid

02:20:33.720 members in in just under two weeks uh representing every single province in one territory uh so

02:20:40.980 definitely way faster uh in terms of membership sales than we were expecting and now it's all

02:20:47.560 about kind of reaching out to these people understanding who they are and how they can

02:20:51.240 be involved in our organization because we while the online component is is really important to

02:20:56.900 to expanding and getting our message out uh we don't want to just be online influencers we want

02:21:01.880 to be a real boots on the ground organization spreading our message in the streets in mailboxes

02:21:07.640 really getting to the core of canadian public life and making canadian nationalism as a perspective

02:21:14.140 normal as well as uh making the term remigration common parlance the word remigration people can

02:21:21.960 see it on the screen right here i've got the website pulled up for dominion society of canada

02:21:26.120 there's two main headers here uh what is a canadian was remigration we'll get to that in

02:21:31.140 just a second. But I also wanted to give a bit of a preamble here, describing the organization.

02:21:36.700 Normally, Daniel is tasked with doing this himself, but I'm going to do it myself because

02:21:41.260 I'm a gracious host. So I love this word here, and we're going to get to this in a second,

02:21:46.740 but a vanguard movement promoting Canadian nationalism and immigration reform to preserve

02:21:51.440 the distinct Canadian nation. And you might say, well, there must be many groups like this up here.

02:21:58.300 There's actually not that many large movements up in Canada.

02:22:03.060 You know, there's movements such as Diaglon and others,

02:22:05.800 but there's, as far as I know, nothing like this that exists

02:22:10.920 that is saying with its full chest,

02:22:14.700 remigration, immigration reform now.

02:22:16.780 And important to note here, a vanguards movement,

02:22:20.460 but not a political party.

02:22:22.500 It's important to stress that.

02:22:23.920 Would you agree?

02:22:25.500 Yeah, absolutely.

02:22:26.480 we're taking a bit of a different approach. There's been a lot of clamor around maybe

02:22:31.120 starting a new political party or something of the like, some sort of nationalist

02:22:34.360 entity. And we decided to take things from a bit of a unique approach, I suppose,

02:22:40.520 a medical political approach. There's a lot of challenges that political parties face

02:22:45.800 in Canada, small parties in particular. I'd know that better than most. But there's things like

02:22:52.420 the the kind of uh you know the general electoral system first past the post makes it a big

02:22:58.080 challenge the way that uh subsidies from the government support political parties uh help

02:23:03.540 large parties at the expense of small ones um as well as just uh the kind of general population

02:23:10.680 dynamics in in landscape of canada the the the sparse population across a massive land mass

02:23:16.240 These these things make it really difficult to organize a small political party in Canada, much more difficult than, you know, smaller European countries where it's much easier for small groups of people to get together and work collaboratively.

02:23:29.680 Um, so instead of diving into a political party and, uh, losing, uh, we decided to, to take things

02:23:42.620 a bit more of a metapolitical approach to influence existing political parties. Um,

02:23:50.180 a big thing that we've seen is, you know, there's, there's all these arguments around vote splitting

02:23:54.420 and such. We want to make it so it's not a question of choosing us or choosing another

02:24:00.600 party. We've made it, we've made our views clear and we want to amass a large base of

02:24:05.320 support that agree with our ideas of Canadian nationalism and remigration. And we want to

02:24:09.560 use that base of support to influence political parties. We already know that there's massive

02:24:14.340 demand for these issues. Public opinion polls show time after time that a large majority

02:24:19.000 of Canadians want little to no immigration and even a significant portion want mass deportations

02:24:25.480 but there's no kind of organizing factor to these people so it's easy to take them kind of for

02:24:30.700 granted and focus on other political issues. We want to make it so that's impossible to ignore

02:24:36.140 that there's an organized cohort of voters that are ready to shift to a different party or not

02:24:40.720 vote at all depending on a party's or politician's stance on these issues. These are the most

02:24:47.300 important issues facing Canada today. And it's time we have a kind of professionalized organization

02:24:52.380 that'll make it clear that this issue cannot be ignored any longer. And these are the only

02:24:59.000 solutions that are viable to address them. Now, you said a lot there, and there's many points

02:25:04.580 that I'd love to drill into, and we will. But I think a great place to start, I'd be remiss if we

02:25:09.860 did not talk about your previous life as a member of the PPC. Would it just be a member or were you

02:25:16.820 in any sort of position within that organization.

02:25:20.040 And then there was a break and here we are now.

02:25:22.720 But without getting into the guts of what the PPC was,

02:25:27.000 would you care to share your story there?

02:25:30.080 Maybe what inspired you to move on as well?

02:25:33.420 Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

02:25:34.480 I got involved with the PPC very early.

02:25:37.340 I graduated my degree in political science in 2018,

02:25:40.440 right before the PPC was founded.

02:25:42.400 And I jumped in very quickly.

02:25:45.080 uh immigration reform was always kind of a massive mobilizing issue for me and as i was exiting

02:25:53.860 university it seemed like the the cpc was kind of beyond uh reform this is kind of immediately after

02:26:00.340 uh maxim bernier was uh had the leadership stolen from him in 2018 or 2017 um so when the ppc was

02:26:10.340 started it seemed like a big opportunity for me um to be able to get involved in politics without

02:26:15.500 having to like sift through the boomers in the the establishment in local level kind of conservative

02:26:22.000 politics um so i got right involved in the ppc uh uh just keen to kind of put a my stamp on it and

02:26:30.560 kind of i saw it as a a high potential kind of vehicle for kind of uh zoomers and younger

02:26:37.720 Canadians to kind of have their say in Canadian politics so I got involved where I was living at

02:26:44.920 the time in Kitchener-Waterloo where I went to university and I helped establish the EDAs in

02:26:51.500 that area there's five different ridings in the in the tri-cities and I helped establish those

02:26:57.240 and met some great guys through that and by the early 2019 January 2019 I had moved down to Ottawa

02:27:04.660 I was living out of Airbnbs with a couple of other guys I met through the PPC and volunteering

02:27:09.420 right at PPC HQ to get the organization kind of on track to prepare for the 2019 election.

02:27:17.020 After a month of long days volunteering, Max hired me full time and I worked for the PPC

02:27:23.940 for the last few years. I was promoted to executive director after the 2019 election.

02:27:29.980 So I was kind of the head staffer of the organization in the small leadership team

02:27:33.620 with Maxim and some other guys behind the scene. And that's a role I stayed in until May of last

02:27:41.100 year. In early 2024, we started really butting heads about the direction and messaging and kind

02:27:47.920 of internal operations of the party. And ultimately, I was kind of pushed out. So for the last

02:27:53.860 year, I've kind of been looking at what to do next. I still had a big drive to influence Canadian

02:27:59.920 politics there was a i i i felt that uh immigration which again i think is the most important issue

02:28:06.880 is not being served well by any politician including the the ppc um so i thought i would

02:28:14.600 do something about it so that's that's where the idea for dominion society came from that's

02:28:21.020 fascinating stuff and for the people who are wondering what the hell is going on with your

02:28:25.060 screen right now there's something going on with the platform that we're using where it's not

02:28:30.120 allowing me to show comments on screen like i usually do i can throw up comments and show them

02:28:35.140 to everyone and there's some kind of glitch where it's supposed to be showing the entire chat right

02:28:39.280 now it's just not so if it just looks fucked up that's why um and so i'll just be reading out the

02:28:44.400 comments that i think are appropriate um one here from anonymous says the laurentian uniparty will

02:28:50.660 never allow remigration. It has to come from the people just like you are building. I think that's

02:28:57.320 a very supportive comment. And one implication there you had said was the thing you're trying

02:29:02.640 to do cannot be executed by the PPC. And speaking from my perspective, I was very early in the PPC

02:29:10.280 as well. I was one of the first people that joined up, not in any sort of significant role, but I

02:29:14.940 just, when I heard about it, I thought it was interesting. I liked it. I think a lot of people

02:29:19.380 like Maxime Bernier. Maxime Bernier can get on Joe Rogan. Maxime Bernier can seemingly go wherever

02:29:24.580 he wants to. And he's good on a mic. He's good in front of a camera. It seems to me, and I'm not

02:29:29.640 trying to trigger any disclosure here, but from my perspective, it seemed that much like I remember

02:29:36.480 when Jack Layton was running the NDP, it seemed like it was not so much a cult of personality

02:29:41.620 around him, but he was the central figure. It was his house. So I look at the PPC. I'm like,

02:29:46.680 this is the Maxime Bernier thing,

02:29:48.400 the organization itself is much shoddier and flimsier

02:29:53.960 than the power of his personality.

02:29:57.400 So the engine behind him,

02:29:59.340 I don't think would be sufficient to engage

02:30:03.100 in what you're discussing.

02:30:04.120 But he will gesture to this stuff occasionally.

02:30:07.860 He will talk.

02:30:09.000 Maybe even he'll bring up native Canadians.

02:30:12.180 There's a tendency now for politicians to signal

02:30:16.100 to old stock canadians they won't use that terminology of course but something like that

02:30:20.580 but then you look at their actions or you look at their true organization and it seems that

02:30:25.520 nothing has changed so my concern is that well the ppc showed i mean christ if you've been watching

02:30:32.360 the ppc the past few elections they've just gotten worse and worse it started off small

02:30:38.540 and it's gotten smaller and smaller every time to the point where i was on a live stream

02:30:44.020 um on countercurrents before the election and uh it's just we got to call it look we got maxine

02:30:51.960 bernier he can start a think tank whatever he wants to do but this ppc thing is just

02:30:57.660 call it time of death because like the percentage of its success will get lower and lower every

02:31:05.100 single time until what the what the fuck are we doing anymore and i think there might be a lot

02:31:09.660 more room to breathe and a lot more opportunity for an organization like this as the PPC isn't

02:31:17.440 vacuuming up a bunch of, you know, naive but well-meaning people who might think that the PPC

02:31:23.680 is this thing. Yeah, I think momentum and vibes really matters in politics. And at this point,

02:31:31.760 the ppc's kind of lost all of its momentum and it kind of has the the stink of loss on it it's

02:31:39.900 almost a part of the brand at this point um and that's a difficult thing to overcome uh it like

02:31:45.920 no one wants to support the losers and the the ppc has rack racked up a lot of a lot of l's um

02:31:53.060 so i think that's really difficult for them to overcome uh but i i also think there's just kind

02:31:58.440 of broader philosophical issues with the with the ppc like we all know that the kind of driving

02:32:03.680 force behind maxim bernier's kind of political ideology is libertarianism that's kind of how he

02:32:10.800 made out as a firebrand it's wild being an old libertarian like just being a guy that doesn't

02:32:16.780 an old french libertarian at that so right that was his big appeal right he could he had the kind

02:32:21.880 of western libertarianism but he came from quebec that's why he was kind of an interesting figure

02:32:28.260 in the cpc but is that really what we need in canada in 2025 i think we've gotten to this point

02:32:34.380 when kind of the the the broader liberal moral framework has come under fire and while maxim

02:32:42.800 bernier is very well willing and ready to jump on all sorts of different kind of culture war

02:32:48.520 grievance issues that that kind of overlap with this kind of liberal illiberal divide he's not

02:32:55.200 willing to really do so from the proper perspective, just because of his underpinning

02:32:59.780 philosophy. So that's another reason I didn't want to start a political party. Obviously,

02:33:06.980 when Max started the PPC, he had a huge base of support from his CPC leadership campaign. He had

02:33:13.160 a big kind of political brand across the country. I don't have anything like that.

02:33:18.200 uh and i i didn't want to just jump in and start losing elections and by elections because i think

02:33:26.020 that has a kind of self-defeating kind of cycle to it uh instead we're going to approach things

02:33:32.160 metapolitically take this take this advantage to find good people across the country build a

02:33:38.180 grassroots organization engage in kind of ground level campaigning if sometime down the line we

02:33:44.280 we find that this is not uh being successful enough the politicians are are are not listening

02:33:51.500 or can't be trusted to implement the right solutions we'll be in a better position to to

02:33:56.200 start a political party with actual good people across the country that can actually have an

02:34:01.900 effective organization which is something the ppc has lacked uh so i wouldn't put a political party

02:34:08.560 off the table sometime in the future. But I think in the short term, our strategy is going to be

02:34:15.460 more effective at immediately influencing politics, while also setting us up better for the future.

02:34:22.480 I think that's the way to do it. I think a lot of people think that a political party

02:34:26.040 has an immediate legitimizing effect and to get excited about having this big thing,

02:34:32.400 this construct that you can be a part of, and say you're the president of. But in doing so,

02:34:37.780 you just yet start accepting too much money you get too big too fast and you become this bloated

02:34:43.300 failing organ of power whereas if what you what you're trying to do is just get the right people

02:34:49.380 together and sir let me just get to a comment here um and i realize that the you know the main

02:34:57.620 failing of me having to read these comments myself is i need to mention their names so we have a

02:35:04.980 a comment here from bumfundler who says ppc should limit itself to one or two big policy issues

02:35:13.940 and that's what what jumped out at me about the dominion society is you really only have the one

02:35:19.140 policy issue is that correct yeah uh we we build our movement on two main ideas but they are kind

02:35:25.320 of intimately connected so as canadian nationalism and re-migration uh i do think this is a big

02:35:31.340 failing of the PPC. They try to, they try and just latch onto every kind of culture war grievance

02:35:36.400 issue. And as a result, it's hard to understand what they are in politics. I think their biggest

02:35:41.560 success was in 2021 when they were kind of a single issue COVID party. Very easy for the

02:35:46.680 public to understand. You have a small amount of political capital in the overall political

02:35:50.440 conversation. So make your kind of identity as simple for the public to understand as possible.

02:35:55.820 You didn't like lockdowns, the PPC were your guys. You didn't want the vaccine passport,

02:35:59.380 the ppc were your guys but now in the post-covid era they've kind of pivoted back to immigration

02:36:05.840 but also gender ideology but also we need to balance the budget but also uh climate change

02:36:14.000 isn't real and it just becomes difficult for the average person to follow and kind of uh an

02:36:22.160 unsustainable kind of voter coalition because maybe you know 10 people in the room agree with

02:36:29.020 the stance on immigration but those but five of those people don't like the stance on climate

02:36:36.180 change and two more of them don't like the stance on gender ideology and as a result they don't vote

02:36:41.900 or they vote for the conservatives because they have a better chance of winning or whatnot yeah

02:36:46.700 a common story yeah yeah they've spread themselves too thin and i think it would

02:36:52.100 that's why we want to stay focused on the most important issue immigration we have a controversial

02:36:58.460 kind of suggestion i think it's common sense our proposal is re-migration um and we we don't want

02:37:06.160 to talk about the economy i mean the economy is intertwined with these issues but we don't want to

02:37:11.160 get into conversations about climate change and all these other issues we want to stay focused

02:37:15.660 on the most important issue of the day i have my opinions on all sorts of issues obviously

02:37:20.740 but what the domain society should weigh in on is christianity versus paganism i think that's a

02:37:26.760 winning sorted yeah yeah get into these contentious debates you're you're all welcome in the dominion

02:37:32.320 society as long as you agree with our ideas on canadian nationalism and remigration um there's

02:37:38.520 an interesting comment here from mine zur uh that just found kind of amusing the pbc was poorly

02:37:45.000 thought out i think they didn't follow the model of other small parties like the greens need to

02:37:49.720 consolidate and a few ridings to build that is true but that triggered me to think that there's

02:37:55.200 some real opportunity for Maxime Bernier by really getting crazier.

02:37:59.940 I think he's less insane than he should be because the Greens,

02:38:04.200 Christ, I mean, you just get some fat lady to say all men should die.

02:38:08.480 So like, think of all the stuff Maxime Bernier could advocate for.

02:38:11.620 He could say we should nuke Brazil.

02:38:13.120 Why not?

02:38:13.480 Like, why not?

02:38:14.940 If you got 0.0001%, you can just say things.

02:38:19.620 I think the Greens are a poor comparison, though.

02:38:23.760 I think the Greens are the closest thing that you can relate the PPC strategy to.

02:38:28.860 If you look at the success of upstart or populist parties throughout Canadian history,

02:38:34.180 the trend for the successful ones is that they're regionalist, right?

02:38:38.500 You have the social credit party out of Alberta.

02:38:42.180 You have the CCF, which turned into the NDP, which was primarily a Saskatchewan-based,

02:38:48.760 and then western party um you have the the creditists in uh in in quebec or the bloc in

02:38:56.040 quebec um the most successful parties are are regional and a big part of that is kind of those

02:39:01.820 logistical issues that i was talking about earlier right it's difficult to do politics across the

02:39:07.760 country uh it's the ppc found success due to technological change uh like the early

02:39:16.180 infrastructure of the ppc was completely organized through facebook groups um which is something that

02:39:22.680 people don't really it's under discussed and it is an interesting facet of the party's growth

02:39:26.780 um but historically speaking like this like it's just so difficult to do politics just be

02:39:33.100 in canada because it requires a lot of travel which requires a lot of capital which requires

02:39:38.300 a lot of time um so the more successful movements have been you know provincial or regionalist

02:39:44.400 movements where you can more easily kind of get together and collaborate uh so i i think the green

02:39:50.920 comparison is is uh not that not the best because the the green party is actually the the the closest

02:39:58.660 thing to what the cpc has tried to emulate but they're not really something to emulate right

02:40:03.820 they haven't been successful in any in any capacity beyond holding one to three seats over

02:40:08.360 the last few elections that that hasn't really influenced the conversation right yeah the

02:40:13.480 popularity of climate change is kind of global it's beyond the the green party at the risk of

02:40:19.560 spending too long on this topic because i didn't invite you over here just talk about ppc the

02:40:23.720 entire time but we are getting some interesting comments here um dr pooks says bernier ran in the

02:40:29.860 portage lisgar by-election where the ppc had 20 support in 21 and somehow turned it into 13 while

02:40:37.600 being bold and coming out as anti-abortion and that's why you know it is very difficult for them

02:40:43.800 to even hold their sure thing writings um as few as they are which made me look at that and say

02:40:49.560 we got to call this we got to put this to bed till we figure out what's going on because it

02:40:56.140 does seem like bernie's tried a lot of different things they haven't worked okay hey not your fault

02:41:01.800 canada is weird but you got to go away to come back let's figure out writing was more complicated

02:41:07.500 though that one riding it was a massive covid base of support and it was particularly they

02:41:14.400 were able to activate a lot of non-voters there's a lot of hutterite and men like communities across

02:41:19.420 portage lisgar which aren't even like well known by the government they they are in these like

02:41:24.300 hidden communities surrounded by woods uh and they actually came out to vote because for the first

02:41:30.200 time in generations the government was showing up at their communities and saying they had to get

02:41:33.880 jabbed and stuff. So there was this huge cohort that usually don't vote as a matter of religion

02:41:38.680 that came out and resulted in a massive swing in Portage-Lisgar in 2021. But if you look at the

02:41:46.320 previous results, in 2019, the PPC got like 3.9% there or something like that. So Bernier did much

02:41:53.680 better than 2019. He was able to retain a lot of COVID support, which in the most recent election

02:41:58.780 we saw has completely disappeared um but also by elections are difficult when you're operating

02:42:03.820 against these big parties with massive lists right it becomes a game of get out the vote

02:42:07.840 and the cpc has a great infrastructure and knows a lot of names and addresses and are able to kind

02:42:14.260 of get their supporters out which is a big task to fight against in a in a by-election like that

02:42:20.960 you never think about the mennonite vote and i had never considered either you'd think you could

02:42:26.520 recapture them by just knocking on their i don't know sheds wherever the fuck they live and saying

02:42:33.360 you didn't like strange chemicals being injected into your body well what do you think about

02:42:38.120 indians being injected in your body bada bing there you go i i know the indians started showing

02:42:45.440 up at their door i think they'd be more receptive to getting out to vote but right now they're kind

02:42:49.620 of isolationist in their in their communities so hey guess what i'm pretty fucking good at this by

02:42:55.360 by the way. So there's a point you made earlier. We're going to get into some other very, very

02:43:00.840 large topics about what is a Canadian and whatnot, but I wanted to return to something

02:43:04.220 you briefly mentioned that you had not received much or any mainstream news coverage. And I guess

02:43:11.560 this is a two-part question. A, is that surprising? Because you would think there would be some

02:43:17.340 mention. But B, have you seen any negative pushback in the form of, let's say, the Canada

02:43:23.540 anti-hate network or anyone any groups thus far uh so i did try and uh proactively reach out to

02:43:32.540 the media and you know i have a background in politics it's not the first time i've done the

02:43:37.280 whole kind of rigmarole of press releases and media advisories and all this so i i did uh

02:43:42.260 kind of take a proactive stance with the mainstream media and try to get our name out there

02:43:47.480 uh i didn't expect much and we got completely ignored um i also prepared a series of uh buy

02:43:55.980 op op-eds which i kind of tried to get published in various uh mainstream media outlets uh with

02:44:04.980 with safe messaging i wasn't going over the top uh i think uh it's very much in line with some

02:44:11.820 of the things you see coming out of the national post today which has like become quite credit uh

02:44:15.840 critical of mass immigration. But again, I got completely ignored. So we haven't gotten much

02:44:25.220 attention that way. I'm not incredibly surprised. I'm sure there are groups, especially anti-hate

02:44:34.560 that have an eye on us and are looking for ways to smear us. At some level, I'm open to coverage

02:44:45.800 positive and negative uh you know all all press is good press uh i think it is a kind of positive

02:44:52.340 signal in itself that they're uh avoiding talking about us um because we are doing things uh we're

02:45:01.860 setting high standards for ourselves we're trying to be as professional as possible to appeal to a

02:45:09.220 broad set of uh you know uh average canadians um and the fact that they're ignoring us i think

02:45:17.100 means we're doing that well uh they can't just to smear us as uh you know stupid racists or

02:45:26.500 whatever they want to do for in that regard um but i would have uh preferred to see some coverage

02:45:33.660 but well we'll have to wait and see how that develops um i'm sure they'll they're doing our

02:45:38.340 homework and trying to find me uh slipping up uh in any way yeah they'll try you know they would

02:45:44.320 love to cancel you with something obvious if they could my suspicion is that they won't engage with

02:45:50.360 you directly unless they believe they can get you in a proper one-to-one video uh interview

02:45:57.840 where they can control the editing unless you've really really pushed for it as some other advocates

02:46:02.380 have done and they think they've got you in a gotcha trap but as we've seen with many other

02:46:08.640 similar interviews their own ineptitude gets in their way and it ends up blowing up because the

02:46:14.000 interviewer is too stupid or something i think that would be the only way to because you know

02:46:18.540 you can't see him on screen right now but uh you can hear him he's very good on the mic and if we're

02:46:23.300 being honest he's like annoyingly handsome so like he's the true guy they don't want they don't want

02:46:29.660 like they would like it if he looked abnormal or if he was weird or just screaming or something

02:46:35.160 and he's not so they need to figure out i think they're trying to do that right now how to approach

02:46:39.880 you or how to get you in a situation where they can edit you into saying something dumb but it's

02:46:46.140 probably honestly it's going to be difficult because if you just read through the site if you

02:46:50.380 just you know look at what's being said there's nothing egregious about any of it not really and

02:46:55.320 this is it's at a time where i'm noticing regular old ham and eggers talking about the exact same

02:47:02.500 thing normal people are talking about re-migration in a way that you could not even you know imagine

02:47:09.480 three to four years ago i've heard that a lot in the last uh the last couple of weeks uh

02:47:14.840 a lot of people that are signing up are like i can i can bring this up so easily um people are

02:47:21.580 so open to these ideas and and i'm kind of proud and not embarrassed to show you to

02:47:26.940 to to plug you guys and suggest that they check you out and join uh i we want to make it as

02:47:33.640 difficult for these kind of activist journalists and anti-hate folks as possible um they've they've

02:47:40.840 been rather effective at kind of smearing the nationalist movement as like stupid and and uh

02:47:47.100 not something people want to be associated with, right? Enforcing these kind of stereotypes of

02:47:53.100 skinheads and neo-Nazis and so on. We want to kind of break through that stereotype and provide

02:48:00.320 a kind of professional outlook on things, especially because we just think these ideas

02:48:05.860 are kind of common sense and necessary. I don't think there's anything to be ashamed of for

02:48:10.520 advocating on behalf of your people and standing up for your ancestors and your descendants. I

02:48:18.680 think people are hungry for that. And we want to be that organization that people can just

02:48:25.540 kind of funnel towards and get behind. I want to be the spokesperson that can stand up for them

02:48:33.660 and deliver their message in an effective and clear manner. And whether that be to the media

02:48:39.520 or to the leaders of political parties that are looking for a new way to win the next election,

02:48:45.440 I think we can be that voice on behalf of a significant portion of Canadians

02:48:50.160 that are hungry for these ideas to be implemented and defended.

02:48:57.360 Now, before we get to the next point, based on what we've been discussing,

02:49:01.140 there's a question I had that maybe you don't have the answer to at present,

02:49:06.140 but it would be very illustrative of some of the issues i've encountered with trying to do

02:49:11.540 something like this in canada because i say to people all the time we're trying to get any sort

02:49:16.060 of what do you call a movement organization in canada it's like herding cats everyone's too

02:49:21.900 spread apart no one gets along everyone's shit talking each other it's a nightmare what i was

02:49:27.920 wondering and you you're active in nearly every province and territory from the sounds of it

02:49:33.740 But just from a distance, have you encountered any difficulty in getting the Québécois on board versus perhaps more of the Anglophone provinces?

02:49:46.660 Obviously, we've had a bit of problems with Quebec in particular.

02:49:51.560 We're a small team right now.

02:49:53.140 It's basically the founding board.

02:49:54.680 um greg ken and i kind of operating everything behind the scenes right now

02:49:59.140 um until we can kind of build out a more uh reach out to all of our members and kind of build a more

02:50:05.220 uh national infrastructure the three of us are anglophones um so we we haven't been producing

02:50:12.640 content in french our website's not in french um and as such our reach into the province is is

02:50:18.680 limited um so i've been breaking things down from a provincial perspective um quebec per capita

02:50:29.140 for our for our kind of membership is obviously as expected kind of lagging behind we've been

02:50:35.260 most actually successful on a per capita basis at least in a in in the maritime especially in

02:50:42.120 Nova Scotia, which I found rather interesting. But other than that, it's pretty consistent across

02:50:50.520 the country with kind of Quebec being that lagging point. But we hope to bring on some

02:50:56.000 French speakers in order to translate our materials and start producing things in both

02:51:01.320 languages. We're really proud of our kind of bicultural history. I think Quebec is a crucial

02:51:07.180 kind of part of canada i think that's a something that a lot of uh people who call themselves

02:51:13.640 nationalists kind of fail to to recognize uh any sort of nationalist uh solution in canada

02:51:20.640 can't be anti-quebec it has to it has to it has to be a we have to work in the model of

02:51:28.300 sir john a and and george etienne cartier i i think um but as well i think there's a lot of

02:51:35.540 there is actually similar organizations in Quebec that are already organized things like the Nouvelle

02:51:41.880 Alliance come to mind I think they're doing good stuff so perhaps there could be some sort of

02:51:50.020 partnership between organizations with us and some other organization in Quebec or perhaps we'll be

02:51:56.080 able to break to kind of beef up our French speaking capabilities to to start doing things

02:52:03.920 more bilingually because i think quebec is a crucial puzzle piece yeah it's good to hear that

02:52:09.880 you're taking that seriously oftentimes quebec is overlooked and i'm as guilty of that as anyone

02:52:14.720 because you know a lot of our shared friends have made some inroads there quebec to me is a black

02:52:19.700 box i don't really know what's going on there but i keep hearing that there's significant figures

02:52:24.340 and there's good stuff being done it's just we never really hear about it and i think that's

02:52:29.520 something I'd like to tackle more in the future. We have one comment here. This is going to lead

02:52:34.480 into a second question that I have, but it's from Meinzer. It says, what do you have to say

02:52:41.180 to people who are apprehensive towards signing up out of the risk of their safety through repression

02:52:46.480 by the state, i.e. the repercussions if the member list were to be leaked? And I ask this because I

02:52:51.900 know I've seen a lot of our shared friends and colleagues dealing with this the same way. You

02:52:58.260 announce something and all the comments are full of accusations that this is uh uh honey trap this

02:53:04.060 is feds this is you know i'm not putting my name out there i won't sign up for anything ever um and

02:53:09.860 some of our shared uh you know a lot of people we know have been trying to fight against that but

02:53:15.200 what do you say to that uh what do you have to say the people who are apprehensive for that reason

02:53:19.900 yeah i i understand where they're coming from i think uh the kind of the convoy leaks have been

02:53:25.360 a kind of driving force behind that apprehension. I have been called a Fed more times in the last

02:53:32.180 two weeks than I have been ever in my life. I will say that I have a pretty public history over

02:53:39.020 the last five years. I'm not a federal agent. This is not a honeypot. I'm just a Canadian that wants

02:53:44.760 his country back. And we're taking privacy concerns kind of as our top priority. Everything

02:53:52.960 that we use is kind of leading industry standard technology um well we have very high privacy

02:54:02.620 standards for for all of our volunteers that are incoming and we'll only share uh as limited uh

02:54:09.100 information with volunteers as as possible to accomplish their task um no one has access to

02:54:16.660 our membership information beyond the founding board members uh and all the all of our database

02:54:23.820 and and every uh everything we use is kind of top the line and and secure um so i i try and put uh

02:54:34.220 i we try as much as possible to kind of give people peace of mind uh clearly uh a lot of people

02:54:41.240 are at least willing to take the risk on it uh we have seen a lot of signups both to our email list

02:54:47.200 and to our membership list over the last two weeks um but i i understand your concerns but

02:54:54.300 we the state flourishes by kind of sowing seeds of doubt like this um i wouldn't be surprised if

02:55:01.820 a lot of people who aren't people quote unquote a lot of accounts that are accusing us of being

02:55:07.860 a honeypot or being feds are just uh are the actual feds right they they they want to undermine

02:55:14.580 our movement by sowing these seeds of doubt and that's an easy strategy to employ exactly right

02:55:20.020 all it takes is a twitter account with no profile picture and numbers in the in the handle um

02:55:26.400 so uh i mean i we can do nothing or we can kind of take a little bit of a risk on some young guys

02:55:36.120 that are putting their reputations on the line

02:55:40.620 to start a movement to take back our country.

02:55:43.720 Yeah.

02:55:44.320 I think it's worth the risk.

02:55:45.840 If I can speak from my own perspective,

02:55:48.240 and I'm not trying to speak on behalf of you or anyone else,

02:55:51.540 but young men would be attracted to something like this.

02:55:55.720 I'm old as shit.

02:55:57.300 I got a job.

02:55:58.260 I got two kids,

02:55:59.180 and I'm still interested in something like this,

02:56:03.140 if not this, then something approaching it.

02:56:06.120 now why because you know maybe at one point in my life maybe even when i was younger i thought i was

02:56:11.460 being smart and crafty by saying that i'm not falling for any voter rolls i'm not going to put

02:56:18.940 myself at risk but over time i think this does come with age it's a mistake to say that as you

02:56:25.260 get older you get weaker you know or more risk adverse i actually think you get crazier i actually

02:56:32.380 think you become more settled in the lines you've drawn around around yourself that you won't cross

02:56:38.220 for example but another one would be that it feels like you're living in a what we call a prey

02:56:42.960 position constantly trying to avoid being seen retreating further and further into the darkness

02:56:49.620 because as i said there's nothing outlandish about anything you're saying these are reasonable

02:56:55.340 points they're points that i always use this as a listman says can you show this to a member of

02:57:00.900 your family and they're going to freak out i don't think so i think your aunts and your uncles and

02:57:06.340 your parents are probably talking about the same thing they just never heard it put into these

02:57:10.520 words before but if you're always arguing in favor of the preposition at a certain point that just

02:57:17.220 sounds pathetic and for me despite the job despite the kids despite the age not that old really but

02:57:24.620 if i can't go out there and say i would like maybe not infinity immigrants maybe i don't like

02:57:33.900 the west coast seems to be honeycombed by chinese communist party agents and we should i don't like

02:57:39.120 some of the indians should go back i i don't like that csis is a fucking joke within the five eyes

02:57:45.300 community i don't like that this this we've been subverted so much that no one takes us seriously

02:57:52.020 and it's directly because of this it's because we're allowing this to happen and everyone can

02:57:55.960 see it everyone thinks it's stupid if that runs afoul of some laws i actually don't fucking care

02:58:01.120 anymore and maybe i'm crazy maybe i'm not representative of everyone in my society but

02:58:06.540 if you can't sign up for this then what okay you're going to be the smartest fucking corpse

02:58:11.120 at the bottom of the pile when things really get bad and you you're this you're so smart you didn't

02:58:15.860 say anything you didn't at least try and just from a distance this doesn't look like anything

02:58:22.020 like sure if if they're gonna put the microscope over this they're gonna put the microscope over

02:58:27.560 anything is what i'm saying and i it just seems that if not this then what at this point so

02:58:34.900 there's my yeah and that was a big design philosophy behind the website in particular

02:58:38.600 like i wanted to uh especially the the page that you're on there the what is a remigration page

02:58:43.860 I think these ideas are becoming more and more normal, but a lot of people can struggle to articulate the problem and the solution.

02:58:53.740 So this page is just kind of our one-stop shop on everything.

02:58:57.820 We take you from kind of what nationalism is to the kind of driving force behind the problems of mass immigration, the lies that they tell to justify it, what the great replacement is, and then it kind of leads right into our kind of re-migration page at the end.

02:59:20.080 um so this is i kind of envision this as the page that uh that anyone can just share oh you're having

02:59:28.320 an argument with with someone in your family maybe this is it just point them here and this

02:59:34.860 will explain it to to everyone i do it's great though and sorry to interrupt you but we talk

02:59:40.940 about this on our show occasionally that there's almost no argument that exists anymore for mass

02:59:48.480 migration it previous points there would have been in years past they might even just thrown

02:59:53.280 out oh they do the jobs that canadians don't want to do it seems that even liberals have

02:59:56.980 surrendered that argument there it's not clear to anyone that there's a job shortage that's an

03:00:02.460 insane line of argumentation so almost every argument that i was seeing 10 years ago isn't

03:00:09.360 there anymore and they've just admitted it's just the thing we're doing i don't know why we're doing

03:00:13.800 it we're just doing because we have to but it's like there's actually no logic behind it anymore

03:00:17.940 which is fucking wild yeah it's just this well i mean i there are kind of elitist arguments about

03:00:23.560 uh lowering our wages and and profiting off of higher housing the stuff we talk about like even

03:00:30.020 on our show but also amongst ourselves the real secret reasons and i know you were on an interview

03:00:35.640 with um my friend black horse on the red ensign program and his big thing is elite theory talks

03:00:41.300 with laurentian lethal westernly and stuff and getting in their minds uh and we don't even need

03:00:46.200 to go down that path about why they're doing it you can find other sources for that but uh suffice

03:00:52.120 to say that for regular people i think they've woken up to the fact that it's like they're not

03:00:57.560 even trying to lie to us anymore because if they told the truth everyone would hate it everyone

03:01:02.940 would say like oh they just need a consumer class the century initiative has just decided

03:01:07.600 canada needs a hundred million people by over the next hundred years well why is that i don't know

03:01:13.500 they just want to do it and they've got billions of dollars so that's what we're doing and they

03:01:17.100 just it's just it's just out there no one can do anything yeah yeah exactly um so this is our kind

03:01:25.800 of central kind of piece of uh the website to kind of break down uh and give you kind of responses to

03:01:32.520 all the kind of common arguments uh what's fueling the the uh the push for mass immigration

03:01:39.000 what we should do instead it's kind of all in this one single web page so if you if you have

03:01:45.820 anyone that you think you can convince to to our side this would be the perfect kind of web page to

03:01:52.260 to kind of red pill them so to speak and if i can just uh i don't know if you ever saw this but i

03:01:59.380 just love to share this momentarily um once again to explain where i'm coming from this was a short

03:02:04.800 video that myself and my team had produced christ how long was this eight months ago yeah time flies

03:02:12.780 but it's called paving over the public canada immigration policy and opposition excellent well

03:02:17.740 thank you very much um and i made it with people like yourselves and mine but this was one of the

03:02:22.960 just watching it again this weekend yeah it's it's jarring it really shakes you out and you realize

03:02:29.500 that and this is something i was saying even on recent live streams i said you guys have

03:02:34.140 people seem to underestimate just how much of a simple policy position this was like

03:02:39.200 re-migration as a solution doesn't sound that outlandish because migration mass migration

03:02:46.480 initially was just a policy position it's just something politicians decided to do

03:02:50.660 with the stroke of a pen of of all of the problems facing us right now that the dominion society

03:02:56.640 doesn't get into you know there's technological problems there's problems with liberalism as such

03:03:02.120 there's all kinds of other things that are oppressed us through modernity. This actually

03:03:07.360 is the easiest one. The mass migration problem, if they wanted to, could, in my opinion, they could

03:03:15.360 solve it within a few years. It's not even that hard. Every other country's figured it out.

03:03:22.080 So that's why I like that you're singling this one out, because I think it's the most achievable.

03:03:27.020 I think it's the most achievable in the shortest amount of time, and I think the support is there.

03:03:32.860 Furthermore, I don't think the opinions in favor of immigration are even that entrenched

03:03:39.480 when you speak to, let's call them old stock Canadians.

03:03:43.480 Like, they kind of pair it, and I'm going to mention something you had talked about before,

03:03:48.420 let me just switch back to this.

03:03:51.260 And I'm kind of going all over the map here, but it reminded me of something I really want

03:03:54.320 to talk to you about on the main page of your site you said it's a vanguardist movement and i

03:03:59.280 wanted to maybe discuss that because people look at this site and it's to get membership it's to

03:04:06.140 get people involved but i don't believe you would call yourself a populist organization you call

03:04:12.000 yourself a vanguardist organization uh would you like to just explain that a little bit why one and

03:04:17.300 not the other well in a sense we are populist a a large part of our kind of organizational

03:04:25.700 strategy is building a broad base of support to to create some bottom-up pressure on political

03:04:31.160 parties uh but i do describe us as a vanguard movement um i'm a fan of you know jonathan

03:04:37.760 bowden i'm sure you are as well or at least i get the sense um i'd say like if we had the money

03:04:44.240 and we had the people willing to commit to this,

03:04:46.860 we should be building statues of him

03:04:48.700 all throughout the UK at least.

03:04:51.600 How did I know?

03:04:53.880 So we need the kind of organization

03:04:57.140 that's willing to kind of push the boundaries of things.

03:04:59.420 And that's exactly what a Vandard politics is.

03:05:02.960 So we are putting forward proposals

03:05:06.240 that are on the kind of bleeding edge

03:05:08.360 of the Overton window.

03:05:10.760 A concept that probably 90% of Canadians

03:05:14.200 have never heard of or considered um or at least not in a in a coherent uh cohesive kind of plan

03:05:22.240 like we've put forward and we want to push those boundaries and make these kind of ideas normal

03:05:28.320 um and it comes on kind of both of our main ideas it's all it's not only re-migration but it's also

03:05:35.260 kind of pushing back on this liberal internationalist globalist uh worldview and putting

03:05:42.440 forward our own worldview in the form of nationalism um these these ideas are completely

03:05:48.580 common sense in the in the broader history of man um they're completely normal um but we're in

03:05:55.740 in this day and age they're considered kind of radical uh so we're going to push the boundaries

03:06:01.080 and and kind of reinforce uh normal thought back on society that's gone yeah that's what insane

03:06:09.640 And also, and it's sometimes difficult for me to explain this to Americans, because we love our American audiences, but the Canadian voter is substantially different. Teaching the average Canadian how to be idealistic again.

03:06:26.800 Because when you speak to them, sometimes it feels like they're shackled by these opinions that, well, we have to do this because we're a nation of immigrants or because multiculturalism is enshrined in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms or it's some legalistic reason.

03:06:42.280 But we're daring to ask people, especially young people, what do you want the country to be?

03:06:49.100 Just blue sky it for me for a second.

03:06:52.320 Does this feel good?

03:06:53.120 Does everything feel like it's going well?

03:06:54.740 just take five minutes and imagine what you would like a candidate to be and they'll say well you

03:07:00.800 know what do i do against these people that levy criticisms against me it's like well here's the

03:07:06.900 thing you need to understand that if you can indeed trace your lineage back multiple generations

03:07:13.520 if you are confident in the place of in this country as you probably are those who are

03:07:19.880 listening then it actually doesn't fucking matter what anyone said they can't you know debate you

03:07:26.820 around it you know i mean they can't introduce like aha but you're actually an immigrant just

03:07:31.420 like me i got here five minutes ago your family got here you know seven generations ago we're the

03:07:35.820 same you don't even need to engage in that debate you can tell them to shut up you don't need to

03:07:41.920 feel as if you must engage with this stuff sit down as a citizen of this nation called canada

03:07:48.700 And for once in your life, ask, do I like the way things are going? How could they be? And what does that look like? And that's so antithetical, I think, to the average Canadian voter. You have to teach them how to do that, teach them a new dream of Canada. And that's why I think this organization could even sort of crowbar that idea in.

03:08:08.800 Yeah, I think that's what's really animating people behind our movement in general. So much of what people have become cynical about in politics is just the general negativity of everything. So much of politics is just rejecting and opposing the other side.

03:08:26.040 um and i think that the ppc is the worst kind of culprit of these i think they offer kind of no

03:08:31.620 sort of positive cohesive vision for the country they just reject a bunch of ideas that

03:08:35.980 uh they think they can kind of gain some popularity off of uh we're putting forward

03:08:42.260 two positive ideas um and i think this is also why kind of remigration is uh becoming such a

03:08:49.220 kind of uh popular term around the world it's become this sort of positive mobilizing myth

03:08:56.020 for young people in particular who had their countries stolen from them before they even

03:09:01.260 graduated high school. We're going to take the country back. We have the plan to do so.

03:09:07.580 And we're going to pass the country on to the next generation much better than it was passed

03:09:12.720 on to us. And I think that's what's getting people so excited and so interested. It's kind

03:09:17.320 of like a breath of fresh air after breathing the kind of noxious fumes of modern politics for the

03:09:25.180 last few decades uh we're rejecting it all we stand for two simple ideas and i i think a broad

03:09:33.100 set of society can can get on board with them yeah and that's why i liked the um the phrase

03:09:39.080 vanguards because i think that would be the goal um and you had mentioned in another interview

03:09:45.980 might have been with the schmidt's house by saying that you know broadly people will kind of they're

03:09:51.380 not you know very ambitious in their politics they tend to go along to get along that's just

03:09:56.240 not with canada that's everywhere else really so what you really need is to attract that what 10

03:10:02.820 let's just let's just make up numbers right but 10 of the most passionate people the ones who are

03:10:09.320 the radicals the activists the ones who agitate for change and make decisions and that's what

03:10:14.340 you're trying to attract and i know when you were on with the black horse um as i said his big thing

03:10:20.500 his elite theory and he posed a question which was how can you use this i think there was even

03:10:26.680 a comment here in the chat um i'm just i'm not gonna look it up but i was gonna based on my

03:10:33.260 memory was how can you use this to affect the elites you know and for those who've listened

03:10:38.960 to our show before you got your laurentian elites in ontario we've got the western elites you've got

03:10:43.420 the quebecois they got their own elite i don't know what's going on on the east coast no one

03:10:47.860 tells me what's going on over there there might be nothing there might be something and then you

03:10:51.940 know i i suspect there's another one that we just haven't written about yet but some kind of

03:10:56.620 dynastic family in the mix but the question was yeah yeah there's something brewing in the east

03:11:03.980 coast i'm sure of it but uh there's how how would you affect change with the elites and that's why

03:11:11.660 i thought okay the vanguards party you're trying to attract the people who are the most ambitious

03:11:16.100 in this sort of direction and then using them to pierce into that but you know if you wanted to

03:11:22.740 speak to that um maybe there's no good answer for this but i know that no no i have been thinking

03:11:28.240 about this and since since black horse kind of stumped me um because as as i mentioned like we

03:11:34.000 are taking a pretty populist uh stance in in getting organized and i do think that's important

03:11:38.840 um i've read the populist illusion i understand elite theory i understand both sides of it

03:11:44.600 Um, but I think when it comes to the elite perspective, like there are a lot of benefits

03:11:50.180 to mass immigration, you know, as we, as we quickly went over, you know, suppressing wages,

03:11:55.380 rising asset prices, these are benefits to, to, to elite owners, right? But the, the consequence

03:12:01.820 of, of social cohesion affects everyone. Um, and the elites themselves benefit from having a stable

03:12:08.880 and a stable society for which to profit off of.

03:12:14.040 And that's quickly disappearing.

03:12:16.380 And there's going to be more shocks to the system

03:12:19.880 over the next few years.

03:12:21.600 Like the pace of automation,

03:12:23.460 especially with artificial intelligence,

03:12:25.020 is moving at a startling pace

03:12:27.220 and it's going to change the labor force dynamics drastically.

03:12:32.200 And I'm concerned with what Canada will look like

03:12:38.420 given the lack of overall kind of community in order as a result of mass immigration as

03:12:46.100 these kind of labor force shocks hit our new population. And that risks the entire structure

03:12:54.240 top to bottom. So I think that elites will resonate with that message. I think that

03:13:03.360 everyone can agree that our society is less nice to live in now um and you know perhaps they can

03:13:12.460 get away from it a little bit better you know they're jet-setting internationalist types um

03:13:18.180 but having a country that you can recognize i think there's a value to that regardless of of

03:13:24.880 your standing in society yeah i think you also need to be willing to be bullies for a while like

03:13:31.600 For example, when I hear about academic institutions that are taking massive hits because they don't have that revenue stream of international students, which is just scams upon scams, right?

03:13:44.160 Then they start complaining, well, what are we going to do?

03:13:46.640 What are we going to do without this?

03:13:47.760 We have to fire so many people.

03:13:49.260 I say, not my problem.

03:13:51.500 Just like in America, if I were American and all the farmers say, we don't know how to make this work without a slave cast.

03:13:58.320 I'd say, figure out your fucking corn.

03:14:01.600 Number one. Second of all, don't complain at me. Talk to me. Here's what it is. Here's the law. The law is you don't get to do this anymore. I'm not actually thinking about you. I'm thinking about everyone else. Okay. And that sucks for you. Now we can talk. Let's figure out how to make this make sense now. You want to run a university. You want to run a lower rung college. I guess you need to figure out how to make a new trades program or a new suite of retraining programs.

03:14:28.780 and you need to do what colleges always do.

03:14:31.300 The only reason these colleges exist

03:14:33.660 is because, well, one,

03:14:35.760 they're kind of elevated high schools, unfortunately,

03:14:37.520 but the ones that really do matter, the trade schools,

03:14:39.620 they were liaisons between the industrial marketplace,

03:14:43.440 the employers, and then these kids

03:14:44.960 who came out of high school.

03:14:45.820 They're there to fill gaps, figure out new gaps to fill.

03:14:48.640 Now, I need to be a bit mean

03:14:49.920 and cut off your easy money before you start doing that.

03:14:53.560 It's going to suck for a while,

03:14:54.800 but then it's not going to anymore.

03:14:56.340 You have to do this across every industry.

03:14:58.060 and you need this sort of vanguardist movement to be bullies

03:15:01.380 and really be the villains on the side of the people

03:15:07.940 and saying, okay, you're going to have to fire a lot of people

03:15:09.860 but we're going to revert course on this.

03:15:12.700 We're going to fix this

03:15:13.780 because it doesn't make sense economically

03:15:16.400 that this is all just one big globalist casino

03:15:20.100 coupled with secret caste systems

03:15:23.880 of people that want to rape me to death.

03:15:26.000 That doesn't make sense to me.

03:15:27.700 so let's figure out a new way yeah yeah this is a nation not not some weird hotel and casino for

03:15:34.940 for anyone that can afford to get here um yeah no we we have to stand up to these people there

03:15:40.180 they've been kind of grifting off of the the mass immigration system for for years now woe is me

03:15:48.200 that they have cut off this revenue stream they should get back to you know their fundamental

03:15:53.080 purpose of whatever it might be educating our people feeding our people um not just trying to

03:16:00.260 make slim profits don't come to me for me to tell you how to make your business work

03:16:06.620 be better at business or i don't know learn to fucking code i don't know go grow some sage i

03:16:12.860 don't know what you want to do figure out another thing other than this if you can't figure out

03:16:17.020 how to make your industry work without scamming not that's not really my problem my problem is

03:16:23.260 to make it so that when i go on a bus it doesn't reek sorry sorry that's our lives now that's our

03:16:30.300 lives now i i see certain types of people hurling trash and i i kind of live on the border of a

03:16:36.720 rural area and an urban area so i'm like that yeah that's the perfect place where new canadians

03:16:42.000 dump all their plastic bags of human feces now so whatever i'm going to be really mean

03:16:47.660 to make that stop so my children don't need to deal with that yeah even if you need to fire a

03:16:53.920 couple of administrators at humber college yeah fucking humber let's name some college

03:17:01.140 a centennial college or what was the one conestoga yeah we don't have a business if we're not like

03:17:08.120 giving people who got here five minutes ago useless pieces of paper i'm like i don't know that

03:17:12.860 start a start a car dealership then let me be be a used car salesman be start this isn't this

03:17:21.480 isn't a job that's fucking real um we've had some good comments here in the chat i just wanted to

03:17:26.920 call attention this one again because i can't put it on screen uh from dmc tz tv says the irvings

03:17:34.440 control new brunswick if we're talking about east coast i i don't that could be a real or not real

03:17:40.620 comment i have no idea but they're they're correct good the irvings are from ship money

03:17:46.340 um we have a question here from dr pooks is there any ties between the dominion society and

03:17:51.640 similar nascent orgs in the uk with steve laws and rupert lowe there's no direct uh connections

03:17:59.820 between us i've drawn a lot of inspiration from these folks for sure um i think there were

03:18:06.340 mutuals with some of them on on twitter now um steve has uh promoted some of our stuff

03:18:13.220 commented on some of our stuff uh uh even today uh but there's no direct um uh we're not in

03:18:21.100 communication with them or anything like that just uh just fighting the same fight and taking

03:18:26.280 inspiration from each other another comment here from one of our most beloved commenters

03:18:33.000 sex freakman says i think you could convince a couple of elites listen these guys aren't great

03:18:38.160 consumers okay they subsist on concrete poached and sweat in the blue light of computer screens

03:18:42.880 that actually would be the approach just to circle back to that because i do think i know you've got

03:18:48.380 your wheels turning about the question mine as well after i heard it because really one of the

03:18:53.280 purposes of an org like this i'm not telling you what to do i know you know this because you had

03:18:57.280 mentioned creating white papers and things like that so there's certain types of content and

03:19:03.080 certain types of political activism for different groups so your street level activism wouldn't

03:19:08.300 really be to communicate to elites at all and you know elites is a vague term of course yeah but

03:19:14.000 these would be let's say the little entrance the people that matter the people with money

03:19:16.740 they tend to respond more to media so that's the purpose of a white paper and

03:19:23.300 I say that because I've seen some organizations in the past they'll write a

03:19:27.460 white paper and just leave it there they put it up online they did some good

03:19:31.140 research and packaged it well but it doesn't go anywhere because you got to

03:19:34.640 take the white paper and really blast it out there and that's where it gets

03:19:39.060 complicated I work in marketing so that's this is sort of my background I

03:19:42.680 I worked in PR for a while.

03:19:43.860 A lot of people don't have that sort of machine to do that.

03:19:48.700 That's something that we work on sort of behind the scenes over here.

03:19:52.640 But if you can get the white paper in front of the right people, then you can amplify it.

03:19:56.980 Then by degrees, it eventually gets in front of the elite.

03:20:01.160 It's a different pathway entirely.

03:20:02.960 That's just one way to do it, for example.

03:20:04.780 The purpose of the white papers is also to make it simpler for actual political parties and governments

03:20:10.240 to implement our ideas,

03:20:13.300 to give them a kind of ready-made plan

03:20:15.620 to adopt, you know, pieces

03:20:19.540 or preferably the entire remigration plan.

03:20:22.980 But as well, I think our whole kind of approach

03:20:25.660 to thing and general aesthetic

03:20:27.000 will be more appealing to elites.

03:20:30.060 I think these problems that mass immigration

03:20:32.620 is creating in our society

03:20:34.460 affect everyone on like a foundational,

03:20:38.920 like core level.

03:20:40.240 uh, you can feel something is wrong deep inside of your soul. Um, and I think our kind of

03:20:46.480 professionalism and, uh, you know, high aesthetic sensibilities, um, will put us on the radar of

03:20:53.880 some of these folks. And if they, if they do want to, uh, make a difference in these areas,

03:20:58.480 I think they'd be more open to working with an organization like ours than, um, some of the,

03:21:03.680 some of the different, uh, activists and organizations that have predated us.

03:21:08.340 yeah and playing the elite game really it's it's a job in itself because you need to pay close

03:21:14.480 attention just the mainstream news you got to pay very close attention to what mark carney is up to

03:21:19.620 like for example there appears to be in one way or another a shift in focus away from america

03:21:25.180 to building trade ties with europe and elsewhere so that presents narrative opportunities for

03:21:31.180 something like this what does closing doors to America mean for you know this thing that we're

03:21:38.220 doing so but it's that every single week making a different argument every single week which can be

03:21:44.080 done because some people will say the reason I bring this up some you know cynical people would

03:21:49.180 say well why try to talk to them at all they're the ones who got us into this mess they're the

03:21:54.340 ones responsible for all this is there any reason to even why would they hear us out and I'm you

03:21:59.860 cognizant of that i understand that but you know i'm just i'm an optimist you know i'm just a

03:22:05.320 sweater boy cutie deep down and i think that look uh at some point they'll never admit that they

03:22:12.080 were wrong they'll never cede any ground to us or people like us but they will shift in some way

03:22:20.200 because the plan that they had it just doesn't work anymore like we we can intuit that infinity

03:22:27.780 you know low-skilled migrants is not the way like it that's if anything a short-term game if anything

03:22:33.880 a momentary bump in the gdp but long term i think they know that too but they're they're kind of at

03:22:39.900 a loss for what to do um and i think some say there's been a vibe shift i don't like to employ

03:22:46.340 that terminology really but i do think right now is uh is the moment for something like this because

03:22:51.980 I suspect that even not all elites, but certain elites are looking for something else because, you know, a lot of ideas left with Justin Trudeau, let's just say that.

03:23:05.260 There's people in search of an alternative to this system, which doesn't even work economically.

03:23:12.820 That's my suspicion anyway.

03:23:14.000 yeah yeah i think you can i think uh just in the last few months you you've seen how quickly and

03:23:20.940 quietly the elites can kind of readjust um just like we saw how power shifted from from trudeau

03:23:27.200 to carney in just a matter of uh a couple of months right um and things can shift like that

03:23:35.020 uh in in all matters of direction and uh i think what we're offering is uh palatable and uh appealing

03:23:44.080 to people of all sorts of directions and we're hoping to get on their radar and and shift the

03:23:49.980 shift the overton window and and the the conversation towards uh really the most important

03:23:56.060 issue oh we had a comment here from fox ranger x a valid point he says if we get immigration

03:24:03.480 reduced and then go into a recession the nationalists are going to be blamed for destroying

03:24:09.000 the economy go into a recession well that's the thing like for me i'd say those people look i'm

03:24:15.360 trying to tank the economy just to feel something like everything's been everything sucks everything's

03:24:20.900 bad we're in a recession if it gets we're gonna pretend we're not in a recession

03:24:24.860 well uh technically uh we need two consecutive quarters of shut the fuck up it's obviously a mess

03:24:32.660 here's that daniel tyro you know he's coming out swinging fuck you

03:24:38.280 how about guess what point the sam hyde gun fingers in your face guess what

03:24:43.100 fuck yourself um but yeah like uh and maybe maybe we need to be ahead of that i think that's uh

03:24:50.860 for what it's worth i think that's an interesting uh proposition that yeah i don't we'd rather a

03:24:56.780 recession than a than the replacement that's for sure yeah it was more this idea that and i

03:25:01.880 am not too good on this either but getting ahead you're planning for success um and i

03:25:07.900 was saying this even in america that a lot of people didn't plan for day two after trump was

03:25:14.540 elected uh furthermore planning for the success of this thing i'm like well what happens if we

03:25:19.720 get what we want i want to get out in front of these sorts of arguments as they're used against

03:25:25.240 to plan for those because sometimes i'm sure you've noticed this in our spaces it's very easy

03:25:30.800 to get down on ourselves and assume that we're on the fringe now we'll be on the fringe forever we

03:25:35.900 deserve to be on the fringe even or we like being on the fringe and things that aren't on the fridge

03:25:41.000 are less true right we're not really prepared for being popular you know so i like to even you know

03:25:49.080 just hypothesize of you know what would happen like here's here's the next question actually i

03:25:53.940 know we gotta get going soon but i wanted to just speak to if i don't think this is on the page and

03:26:00.620 maybe you can't speak to this in detail right now but um a remigration plan let's just talk about

03:26:06.140 remigration um give me the elevator pitch we've all a lot of people have heard it what is your

03:26:11.580 vision of what remigration could look like in canada it's a great question and uh we do have

03:26:19.660 a thorough remigration plan on our website it's right there on the what is remigration page near

03:26:23.780 the bottom. We have a three-phase, 10-point plan breaking down what we think remigration is.

03:26:29.760 So to start off, remigration is more than just a synonym for deportations. Deportations is a part

03:26:36.540 of remigration, but it's just one facet. So technically speaking, deportations are the

03:26:41.680 involuntary removal of illegals. But we want to go further. We want to adjust all sorts of rules

03:26:48.880 to restrict citizenship and even remove or encourage the removal of people who came here

03:26:55.420 through the proper legal channels. So one, we want to complete moratorium on immigration for

03:27:00.820 at least 10 years while the situation stabilizes. We want to do things like abolish the temporary

03:27:07.560 foreign workers program, which is a very anti-Canadian worker policy. It should be removed

03:27:14.240 completely and companies should be incentivized to hire Canadians and invest in capital and

03:27:20.520 automation. We want to see birthright citizenship restricted. Canada has some of the most liberal

03:27:27.360 birthright citizenship in the Western world. Someone born to a tourist or an illegal migrant

03:27:34.420 automatically gets citizenship, which can be used to get their family's citizenship.

03:27:38.720 this is a birth tourism and anchor babies and so on we need to restrict things like this

03:27:44.920 we also want to introduce policies to like make Canada less comfortable for immigrants that are

03:27:52.160 already here we want to introduce a remittance tax on any funds leaving the country we want to

03:27:57.300 enforce strict kind of language rules inspired by Quebec for public signage and in the public

03:28:03.560 service uh you know things like driver's licenses and citizenship tests shouldn't be

03:28:07.900 shouldn't be conducted in any possible language they should be done in english and french

03:28:12.620 um and then we also want to uh not only do we want to deport you know the twenty thousand to

03:28:19.400 five hundred thousand illegals um and ensure the the 4.9 million uh people on temporary visas that

03:28:28.320 are expiring throughout the year get removed from the country we want to also introduce things like

03:28:33.040 voluntary repatriation program. This would be the government providing assistance for people that

03:28:40.020 are here already legally as citizens or permanent residents to void their citizenship. And we would

03:28:48.020 provide things like a plane ticket and maybe financial incentives to encourage them to return

03:28:54.600 to their home. And we even put forward even more radical kind of rules to adjust the current rules

03:29:02.700 to allow us to revoke permanent residency and even naturalized citizenship in certain cases

03:29:09.120 of things like national security. So we have a kind of thorough plan that includes a wide

03:29:19.460 plethora of policies that we think could quickly kind of get Canada back on track and kind of

03:29:25.300 reassert our national identity and make sure that we have a country that we can all recognize to

03:29:30.920 pass on to our children and grandchildren. These are all very clear, very easily understood

03:29:38.240 policies. And that's what I was trying to imagine before I'd even really looked at the site, I was

03:29:42.860 imagining these sort of concentric circles going outward of you got the easiest stuff you could do

03:29:48.860 right now. Because a lot of people, maybe even myself included, believe that if you just turn

03:29:55.680 the financial spigots off

03:29:57.880 of these people, they would

03:29:59.520 just self-deport. I suspect

03:30:01.660 that maybe even

03:30:03.720 most of them would self-deport if you stopped

03:30:05.740 giving them free stuff.

03:30:07.800 Yeah, if you stopped letting them send money back

03:30:09.900 and you stopped giving them free money,

03:30:11.920 shut up

03:30:13.860 that kind of opportunity. I think a lot

03:30:15.820 of them would choose to go home.

03:30:17.600 I agree. And that's why it's right there in phase

03:30:19.820 one.

03:30:21.160 Yeah, and we've got some questions here.

03:30:23.520 Apparently on X, I think

03:30:25.400 kicked off maybe you didn't show the first part of it people can check this out on the site too

03:30:30.120 what is remigration on dominionsociety.ca yeah you can find right to the plan by typing in

03:30:35.360 dominionsociety.ca slash remigration it'll bring you right to the remigration plan we got one

03:30:40.900 question here from dirtbag dan he says what about all the non-canadians that have citizenship legal

03:30:46.680 immigrants from the middle east and africa for example are we planning on getting rid of those

03:30:50.840 to they may be here legally but they're also not canadian that alone should warrant removal and i

03:30:57.400 guess that would be what i was saying the concentric circles you have the most obvious you've got the

03:31:01.000 illegal immigrants at the center those are these getaway then you got you know expired student

03:31:06.040 visas all that whole all that bureaucratic gray area but then on the outermost you have perfectly

03:31:12.600 legal canadian immigrants who may be posing maybe even a security threat you know i'll give i'll

03:31:20.120 I'll give one example that people can can just wrap their heads around.

03:31:23.520 This is an American example.

03:31:24.540 But I remember hearing about the Patel Hotel Cartel, the fact that one family, the Patels, own something to the tune of 72 percent of hotels by basically getting their families to live there and live in slave conditions and then just undercutting other hotels and engaging in this this process to drive out the competition and have a monopoly there.

03:31:47.820 so hey they've been here since the 70s but they have accumulated enough capital and influence to

03:31:55.080 become something of a political player while sending money back home while they started their

03:32:00.280 own banks to encourage people to come over here and i would look at that and say i i you should

03:32:04.480 just get rid of all that just get rid of them and i don't even have a legal case for it i understand

03:32:09.280 that but i think everyone looks at that and says that's fucked up so something must be done so

03:32:15.360 just to set that up uh the answer question what what about all those people yeah so we've tried

03:32:21.220 to put forward kind of send them back into a cohesive uh legitimate kind of policy plan uh

03:32:28.780 in terms of people that are here that came through the proper channel we kind of offer a few different

03:32:33.880 ideas so the first one is um uh a voluntary repatriation program uh so as i mentioned this

03:32:41.500 would be offering kind of incentives for people to voluntarily give up their citizenship and

03:32:46.420 return to their country. We saw Trump do this a couple of months ago. They started offering,

03:32:51.780 you know, free plane tickets back home. So that would probably be the first step.

03:32:56.080 And then we probably increase kind of financial incentives to encourage more and more people to

03:33:00.440 leave for giving up their citizenship. This one's very easy. And, you know, big constitutional

03:33:07.560 changes or fights with the Supreme Court and so on wouldn't be required to implement such a thing.

03:33:13.940 The next one is there's a class before you get your full citizenship in Canada called the

03:33:20.760 permanent residency, which allows you to stay here indefinitely, but you don't have full citizenship

03:33:25.160 rights. So these people, as per my understanding, would be more easy to remove. So we want to

03:33:34.780 adjust the rules currently you can have it revoked um if you engage in like criminal behavior or if

03:33:41.000 you lied and engage in fraud on your application we would kind of make sweeping changes to this

03:33:47.080 to allow us to remove all the permanent residents that uh aren't full citizenships and send them

03:33:51.500 back so there's a it's hard to get good figures on on how many permanent residents are in the

03:33:56.660 country right now um but it's probably uh roughly four million but it's uh it's hard to get

03:34:05.240 statistics on where they are in that uh process but that would allow us to remove a lot of people

03:34:11.920 that are currently here legally but aren't full citizens yet um and then the third one

03:34:17.940 you'll find in phase uh three there point eight it's uh adjusting and expanding the rules for

03:34:24.200 revoking naturalized citizenship. So again, revoking naturalized citizenship is currently

03:34:30.440 very, very strict in Canada. I think the only way you can do it is if you engage in fraud to get

03:34:36.240 your citizenship. But we propose kind of broader changes to allow for people that would be deemed

03:34:45.540 like against our national interest or or demonstrating loyalty to foreign countries

03:34:53.940 to have their citizenship annulled and be deported so with this we have in mind folks that are you

03:35:03.100 know in our streets engaging in violent tribal conflicts that are important to our country like

03:35:11.160 clearly these people are against Canada's national interest. They're not loyal to our

03:35:17.300 country. They're still loyal to a foreign power. We would use this as justification to have their

03:35:23.240 citizenship revoked and allow us to remove them from the country. Now, this would be a massive

03:35:27.740 kind of constitutional change, right? Taking away citizenship. Under Harper, this was a rule

03:35:36.780 uh if you engage in terrorism and um uh trudeau early on his when he became prime minister he

03:35:44.600 he annulled that uh rule he that's actually where his famous a canadian is a canadian is a canadian

03:35:51.520 line came from on the debate stage uh he was giving harper shit for taking away or having

03:35:58.040 a rule to take away citizenship from terrorists um so when he says a canadian is a canadian is a

03:36:03.480 he means it doesn't matter if you're a terrorist you're still a canadian um it makes me mad every

03:36:08.860 time i hear it i never get less mad yeah so we want to kind of bring back kind of a more broad

03:36:15.340 set of rules and i i would expect challenges from the supreme court on on especially this point

03:36:21.820 um but i think uh a government that's really taking the kind of canadian interest in mind

03:36:28.160 would be uh ready to take advantage of parts of our constitution like the notwithstanding clause

03:36:36.060 and like the peace order and good governance clause to kind of reassort um order within

03:36:42.940 canadian society and i think if you had the support of the people the supreme court would

03:36:48.560 have a difficult time uh overturning things like that um but that that's that's our proposal when

03:36:56.060 it comes to the the the legal folks that came here through the uh proper channels when the kind

03:37:02.360 of traitors were in charge i think that's a very robust plan nothing much to argue it there i know

03:37:09.080 we gotta get going soon i want to get to two points and these could be the last two uh one

03:37:13.220 sex freakman says make monthly penis inspection mandatory for permanent citizens you can't cheat

03:37:20.460 on that he says it is true you can't cheat on that there's no bad ideas in brainstorming you

03:37:26.760 got to put it up on the board uh a more serious question here was daniel what do you think about

03:37:32.840 the government of alberta and its recent issues with immigration reform the ucp has talked of

03:37:38.900 freezing financial support to immigrants as well this is from anonymous yeah i'm not um quite sure

03:37:47.540 what you're referring to i i've seen danielle smith talk about taking some some inspiration

03:37:51.820 about uh from from quebec on matters of immigration but she seems to flip flop back

03:37:58.200 and forth on on immigration related matters frequently um i know they recently just

03:38:04.320 introduced some new program to allow uh you know permanent residents non-citizens from foreign

03:38:09.660 countries to act as police officers and stuff so um it doesn't seem like there's a lot of

03:38:16.120 ideological consistency coming out of the ucp on the on the immigration file but i i support uh

03:38:22.420 technically speaking immigration is a shared jurisdiction between provincial governments

03:38:26.240 and federal governments and i support all uh uh provinces you know taking a page out of

03:38:34.080 out of quebec's book and being a bit more selective with their immigrants and putting pressure

03:38:38.460 from the provincial side.

03:38:43.420 But I'm not super informed

03:38:45.000 on the Alberta case in specific.

03:38:47.020 Sorry, I was just transfixed.

03:38:48.200 We pulled up a video here

03:38:49.580 working at City News

03:38:50.740 of Peter Smith facing criticism

03:38:52.700 over recent immigration comments.

03:38:54.340 The man before us right now

03:38:55.700 looks like a malfunctioning droid.

03:38:57.720 Look at just these facial expressions

03:38:59.560 are incongruent.

03:39:01.480 My God, they just put anyone on TV

03:39:03.680 just doesn't even know

03:39:04.380 how to have a face.

03:39:05.820 Sorry to derail you here,

03:39:07.200 but this is the type of things that

03:39:09.040 I totally fuck up an interview

03:39:11.220 alright I think

03:39:13.420 Anonymous says I don't

03:39:15.400 I don't know if India will even accept

03:39:17.200 these people back I have a feeling

03:39:19.500 we haven't even met

03:39:21.200 the average Indian and I know

03:39:23.000 I wanted to get to that because I know you addressed that at one

03:39:25.220 point and said that there

03:39:27.160 would be and I think this is possible

03:39:29.060 there would be a plan to broker

03:39:31.440 deals to incentivize this

03:39:33.420 for their former

03:39:35.140 nations for them to take them back because that really is the problem that's what america

03:39:38.400 has going on with mexico it's a very adverse it's like adversarial immigration where mexicans

03:39:44.440 are like subjecting america to immigrants and they don't want them back so you need to figure out

03:39:50.760 how to cajole them into even taking their own people back so i assume it would be something

03:39:56.340 similar yeah yeah i mean diplomatic relations between countries will be important to implement

03:40:03.940 uh uh any sort of significant remigration um in particular uh with with those kind of three

03:40:12.240 major countries that are the source of most of immigration uh immigration to canada over recent

03:40:16.880 years so that's the philippines china and india um ultimately uh you know if if i was in charge

03:40:24.040 they're going back so like you have to play hardball with hardball and there's a lot of

03:40:29.760 fastest to diplomacy and international relations there's a lot of leverage we can pull there

03:40:34.880 um but you know the the the people were not interested in keeping around they're going

03:40:42.000 back regardless of what a foreign country says that is probably the best place to end this right

03:40:49.060 now i know i've got to get going but um again apologies for whatever the hell is going on with

03:40:55.160 the screen right now usually it doesn't have that massive gap on the side um it's been wonderful

03:40:59.960 speaking with you we got to everything i want to discuss i'm feeling good about the future is there

03:41:05.420 any last point you'd like to make or anything uh you'd like to aside from the website dominion

03:41:11.480 society.ca is there anything else you would like to point people to yeah yeah i mean like take some

03:41:17.980 time make sure you're following us on social media you can find me uh my main i'm mostly on twitter

03:41:23.880 but you can find me everywhere follow me it's just at daniel tyree my my full name and then

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03:42:11.340 dependent on grassroots support so if you can help us out in any way uh please please do so

03:42:16.760 um we're just getting started and we're raring up to to punch out into the into the real world as

03:42:23.260 as soon as possible all right this has been wonderful talking to you thank you again for

03:42:27.980 taking time thanks everyone for the insightful comments throughout this evening there's been

03:42:33.200 as few retarded comments as i've ever seen on a stream it's made me proud i take credit for that

03:42:40.660 Yes, I elevated things.

03:42:43.860 You did.

03:42:44.840 You have no idea how much you've elevated it.

03:42:49.480 I tuned in to your stream a couple of times, Dimes.

03:42:51.900 I have some ideas.

03:42:55.420 All right, but that'd be a second.

03:43:10.660 Thank you.

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