Blood Satellite - BSNL29： How Doomed is Canada？

00:00:00.000 To be seen

00:00:01.620 A life once full

00:00:04.440 Now an empty vase

00:00:06.680 Wilt the blossoms on his early grave

00:00:10.540 Walk away me boy, walk away me boy

00:00:15.400 And by morning we'll be free

00:00:19.020 Wipe that golden tear

00:00:21.860 From your mother dear

00:00:23.980 And raise what's left of the flag for me

00:00:27.420 Then the rosary beads, counting one, two, three

00:00:30.580 Fell apart as they hit the floor 0.94

00:00:32.940 In our garb of black, we must pay respect to the colour 1.00

00:00:36.580 We're born to mourn 0.99

00:00:38.500 Walk away, me boys, walk away, me boys

00:00:41.420 By morning we'll be free

00:00:43.800 Break the golden tear from your mother's ear

00:00:46.860 There's what's left of the flag for me

00:00:57.420 In his place there grew an angry fist

00:01:04.180 Start a wound filled with hatred and remorse

00:01:07.380 Where it begins, scratched on the blood

00:01:10.460 It matched a silent rage now that fills my lungs

00:01:13.680 For there are many ways to kill a man, they say 1.00

00:01:17.300 With pain in ass or sword 1.00

00:01:19.840 But son, a bullet fired from a shapeless guise 1.00

00:01:23.340 Just put the shell of a Thompson gun

00:01:25.980 Walk away, me boys, walk away, me boys

00:01:29.540 And by morning we'll be free

00:01:32.180 With a golden tear from your mother dear

00:01:35.620 Place what's left off the side for me

00:01:50.880 From the east down to the western shore

00:01:55.400 Where many men and many more will fall

00:02:01.620 But no angel flies with me tonight

00:02:06.600 Though freedom reigns on all

00:02:09.400 I curse the names for which we slaved our days

00:02:12.920 And every man shall his kingdom come 0.90

00:02:25.400 But sure as night turns day, it's the fashion play

00:02:44.060 Oh my god, what have they done, man?

00:02:47.020 With madman's rage, well they dug and grazed 1.00

00:02:50.400 But they're dead boys again, you fools 1.00

00:02:53.080 Walk away, me boys, walk away, me boys 1.00

00:02:56.540 And by morning we'll be free

00:02:59.160 Wipe the golden tear from your mother dear

00:03:02.740 There's what's left to stop the flag from me

00:03:05.500 Walk away, me boys, walk away, me boys

00:03:09.020 And by morning we'll be free

00:03:12.100 See a man who stands upon the hill

00:03:22.280 He dreams of all the battles won

00:03:27.120 But fate had left its scars upon his face

00:03:35.200 With all the damage they had done

00:03:40.080 And so time with age

00:03:44.980 It turns the page, let the flesh

00:03:49.660 Submit himself to gravity

00:03:53.380 Let everybody see

00:03:56.660 On our hearts we see

00:04:00.540 Let our bodies be

00:04:03.800 If I've got it for me

00:04:07.160 Love is your conviction

00:04:10.400 For our casting faith

00:04:13.460 May our ashes be

00:04:15.920 The river, the morning waves

00:04:20.180 And a burning crowd

00:04:24.080 In the foundations of decay

00:04:27.900 He was there

00:04:36.020 The day the towers fell

00:04:39.160 And so he wandered down the road

00:04:45.920 And we would all build towers of our own

00:04:52.080 Only to watch the rooms corrode

00:04:57.920 But it's much too late

00:05:01.560 You're in the race so oppressed

00:05:06.480 And personally you can't take it anymore 0.98

00:05:11.320 Let our bodies go

00:05:14.320 But our hearts will scream

00:05:17.480 Now I've got it for me

00:05:20.720 It's my god in pain

00:05:23.920 And there's a reason I've got to be staring inside

00:05:30.320 To be funny and so far like

00:05:33.860 To be canonized

00:05:36.960 And now that somebody gets to die 1.00

00:05:40.740 And save my shit will always be 1.00

00:05:44.080 Come on! 1.00

00:06:14.080 I always think I could

00:06:16.360 Yea, I thought I could

00:06:18.300 If I could

00:06:19.740 If I would

00:06:21.420 Try this

00:06:22.120 My soul

00:06:23.280 My soul

00:06:23.880 My soul

00:06:25.280 My own

00:06:26.400 My own

00:06:27.800 Oye

00:06:29.180 Poison

00:06:29.960 Spoiler

00:06:30.920 Poison

00:06:31.400 Games

00:06:32.060 You must miss your heart

00:06:45.380 And you will buy the spills

00:06:53.560 And I'll tell you what it's worth

00:06:59.060 When a storm it takes

00:07:03.300 And a sign it rains

00:07:06.520 Let it flood, let it flood

00:07:09.680 Let it pass away

00:07:12.520 And as you stumble through your last dream

00:07:17.940 When you welcome your extinction

00:07:22.400 In my mind it rains

00:07:26.020 It is the storm that comes to lay in the foundation

00:07:31.940 It comforts me with much more 0.91

00:07:40.320 Dummy dust, dip up, donk, drink, dummy dust

00:07:44.240 Elephant, elephant tranquilizer, embalming fluid, energizer 0.98

00:07:48.320 Earth, flakes, fresh, fresh, steaks, beautiful, dark, gorilla

00:07:52.080 I'm going there to give them cash, hear them laugh, bring them back 0.88

00:07:55.300 If I can't tear down these walls, I'll slip him through the crack

00:07:57.740 If that crack ain't big enough, I'm sick enough to get committed

00:08:00.480 Where he's been, I ain't been allowed to visit

00:08:02.760 And I miss him, they put me in a submission hold

00:08:05.260 Got him living in a hole, get me the rope

00:08:07.280 Pull it back, cut him slack, he's getting old

00:08:09.640 This cold does nothing for his bones, he's shaking

00:08:12.400 Always put on hold, that prison phone's always taken

00:08:15.240 They put me on a speaker, but my voice is breaking up

00:08:17.960 I'd like to think he caught bits and pieces for the gates could shut

00:08:20.960 Raise it up, somebody cover me, I'm going in with razor cuts

00:08:24.640 It's something ugly that I know within

00:08:26.560 Can't afford the luxury of exposing everything

00:08:28.980 But I've been doing the best that I can

00:08:31.300 I take it day by day, just one step at a time

00:08:34.960 And I don't need a sobriety test to walk the line

00:08:38.060 Walking on this tight rope with arms open wide

00:08:40.700 Hoping to find you live and well on the other side

00:08:43.700 So I could give you this gift as a symbol

00:08:46.380 When I felt the rope loosen, I knew I missed my window

00:08:49.340 He really did love you, you know, pat, pat 1.00

00:08:52.060 I said get your fucking hand off my back 1.00

00:08:54.400 This is my passage into adulthood, and I need not 1.00

00:08:57.940 Small talk, fingers, vision from a weak spot

00:09:00.500 I used to dream a lot, in search for meaning in a sleepwalk

00:09:03.600 The only time I find myself having a deep talk

00:09:06.280 And now I never sleep, cause sleep is the cousin of death

00:09:09.060 One can never rest, depending on how up the drugs get

00:09:12.300 Upset, submit me to a blood test

00:09:14.460 Find no trace of my words, reverting back to weight

00:09:16.920 That wasn't what I meant

00:09:18.200 My right eye is sunrise, the left is sunset

00:09:21.380 The moonshine ain't got me drunk yet

00:09:23.820 My tongue's wet for the lunar eclipse

00:09:26.260 And when you're flat broke, ain't nothing you won't do for a fix

00:09:29.060 It's a beautiful mix of Jesus' juice on my lips

00:09:31.880 And words that I stuck, so I stirred them up with a crucifix

00:09:35.360 And this is where I found a friend in Christ

00:09:38.560 But I also found a few spikes

00:09:40.620 And I decided to use them as pegs on my bike 0.99

00:09:43.180 So you'd have a place to stand when I broke you out of that vice 0.76

00:09:46.320 And now I'm going back to rehab

00:09:47.920 I'm going back to rehab 1.00

00:09:50.800 I'm going back as a dead-again Christian 1.00

00:10:10.720 With a medicine prescription

00:10:12.200 Yeah, I'm a friend of Bill

00:10:13.600 Let, let, let me in

00:10:15.120 Get me out of this

00:10:17.120 A couple plugs and wires

00:10:18.600 While a dog sniff or a powdered substance

00:10:20.760 In a town of judgments, with class house developments

00:10:23.600 Cookie cutter Republicans, school book intelligence

00:10:26.400 They never considered how just one rock

00:10:29.240 Could crack the whole facade, nor they call the ski slingshots

00:10:32.440 I will not meditate on the sermon

00:10:34.980 Heaven's Gate is burning, so we self-medicate with bourbon

00:10:38.220 While their collection plate is turning to a purse

00:10:40.720 I've turned into a second-rate person, but I'm not the first

00:10:43.960 This isn't your typical cry for help, I tried to melt

00:10:46.980 Someone stopped the trickling with a Bible belt 0.82

00:10:49.260 Reminding me of tourniquets and heroin nods

00:10:52.000 Now that, that right there, that's one hell of a god

00:10:55.020 You can't match magic with an addict that's got a map and compass

00:10:58.300 In order to find a substance, a matchstick that functions

00:11:01.300 A searching and fearless, immoral inventory

00:11:03.860 Till every person with a story begins to bore me

00:11:06.980 I did what I had to do to get to the place where your face wasn't such a blurry mess

00:11:12.000 I packed all your favorite promises and words that we kept

00:11:14.800 You weren't hard to find, all it took was 13 steps

00:11:19.260 And now I'm going back to rehab

00:11:30.940 Going back to rehab

00:11:33.860 Going back to rehab

00:11:36.720 Going back to rehab

00:11:39.400 I don't drink though

00:11:40.820 Going there to give them cash

00:11:42.420 Here I'm last, bring them back

00:11:43.820 If I can't tear down these walls

00:11:45.160 I'm sweating through the crack

00:11:46.320 That crack ain't big enough

00:11:47.760 I'm sick enough to get committed

00:11:49.080 Where he's been, I ain't been allowed to visit

00:11:51.360 And I mess up, put me in a submission hole

00:11:53.760 Got him living in a hole, give me the rope 0.63

00:11:55.920 Pull it back, cut him slack, he's getting old 0.86

00:11:58.160 This bit of coal, there's nothing for his riddled bones

00:12:00.480 He's shaking, eternally put on hold

00:12:02.340 That prison phone's always taken

00:12:03.900 Put me on a spank, I'm putting my voice

00:12:05.900 Is cranking up, like the thinking clock

00:12:07.660 Bits and pieces for the gates could shut

00:12:09.520 Raise it up, somebody cover me

00:12:11.440 I'm going in with razor cuts

00:12:13.280 Something ugly that I know within

00:12:15.200 Can't afford the luxury of exposing everything

00:12:17.760 But I've been doing the best that I can

00:12:19.980 I take it day by day

00:12:22.000 Just one step at a time

00:12:23.560 And I don't need a sobriety test

00:12:25.480 To walk the line

00:12:26.620 DCP, heaven and hell, earth, take the law, more tranquilizer.

00:12:32.100 L, Ellie, Ellie, Moe, Moe, Jack, and Jim Jones, Duke.

00:12:36.200 K, West, Captain, Killa, Killy, K, K, Cole, G, W, Lee.

00:12:41.120 Mickey, Moe, Moe, Mickey, Link, Venno, Legal, Blackhead, Little, Blackboard,

00:12:46.500 Loving, Loving, Loving, Moe, Moe, Mad Dog, Magic, Magic, Duds.

00:12:50.920 Me, I'm Green, Missy, Missy, Missy, Missy, Missy, Missy, Missy, Funky, Duds.

00:12:55.300 blood satellite

00:13:09.540 hey buddy we oh we didn't test the soundboard while we were chatting before can we try this

00:13:15.620 yeah did you hear anything got her got her okay what's up hey not much how you doing

00:13:21.540 i'm doing you know what i don't think about it good that's how you do it dude you know when you 0.87

00:13:28.020 get this many kids because two is where it starts to get two well it starts to get retarded at two 0.90

00:13:34.900 and then with four it's a little you know what really at that point you're just not even thinking 0.83

00:13:41.780 at all yeah but two it's like people ask how you're doing what what kind of question is that

00:13:46.820 that's a single person question asked how's it been how you how are you feeling how you doing

00:13:52.560 shut the fuck up she's only she's only a few months old and with them being that close in age 0.92

00:13:59.960 that's that is rough i've done that it's not fun yeah does it get better it gets better yeah yeah 1.00

00:14:06.600 that's that's the worst part that's the worst part you know what's a stupid question to ask 0.93

00:14:11.020 someone does it get better it's gonna get worse before it gets gets worse well look at this guy 1.00

00:14:18.200 look at this guy he's saying cry me a fucking river i'm out already we were like one minute in 1.00

00:14:24.660 ah shut up you faggot oh so this is the faggot hour i turned into we got a couple is this the 1.00

00:14:34.840 faggot uh show hey talk about your kids more you fucking wife guy punch vd says he's making chili 1.00

00:14:41.360 nice where do we stand on chili love chili you kidding your personality is very good for chili 1.00

00:14:47.640 yeah i'm a chili guy i'm i'm an everything guy but you know what i i found from talking to 0.98

00:14:52.340 americans they have like they're protective of their fucking chili man like the way that you 0.92

00:14:56.720 make it and everything to me it's just i you know what it is i'm like a chinese guy to chili 0.99

00:15:00.980 like oh hey i like it pretty good i like i like it but i like i make it it's not it's not what

00:15:06.840 you think it is when i'm talking about chili it's not what you're thinking of you've caught me in a

00:15:11.180 very chinese chili in my life i don't even have the music on where's my music sound floor can i

00:15:20.120 can i tell you this right now people hate that music yeah i've gotten more negative comments

00:15:26.680 about that than anything where is it here here we go let's get it going there we go nice i just

00:15:33.520 feel nude without it yeah it's not the same without this weird smooth jazz this this omegas

00:15:39.780 13 guy he's got a bad attitude but i like it i bet it's salmon fish in disguise he's got a bad

00:15:46.020 too but it goes down easy look beans and chili are fine well come on he's not chili if it doesn't 0.97

00:15:52.760 have fucking beans it's just what is that that's like sloppy joe mix if there's no beans in it 0.98

00:15:57.360 i love a guy who's listening to a podcast with his arms crossed 0.99

00:16:00.740 it's fine yeah it's fine you're doing you're doing all right how about

00:16:05.520 first thing he says we listen to a host shut up 0.99

00:16:08.240 just shut up for five minutes

00:16:12.580 here he is i like the idea of the music but maybe something new see what's great about that comment 0.97

00:16:21.900 from a mace is that hurts more than if you say you didn't like it

00:16:25.100 so much meaner it's beautiful um i i like uh chester bennington said i've become so numb i can

00:16:37.680 feel you there and this is the same guy oh here we got someone saying the only place that isn't

00:16:43.120 doomed is alberta we're gonna get to that man all right he's already he's already not having it he's

00:16:49.460 already sick of this we covered the alberta thing didn't we this would have been a few light

00:16:55.620 streams ago on it we touch on it regularly i don't think we've ever like gone deep on it

00:16:59.540 and look we're easterners we're not experts we don't know the the plight of the burtons

00:17:04.900 well that does you know when we interviewed uh marty up north who's a good friend of the show

00:17:12.580 he let me know that he was also a transplant there so you don't technically need to be on

00:17:17.160 a burden to have an opinion on it yeah apparently you could just be there for a bit i mean alberta

00:17:24.420 is also browner than minnesota so is that true or is that just a thing to say fact i had to look

00:17:29.960 that up to argue with somebody last week because we yeah well alberta's white ah

00:17:33.900 i mean it's is it worse than ontario it's whiter than the city of minneapolis but the state of

00:17:40.920 minnesota is is like five percent whiter than alberta it is ontario is worse there's you can't 0.97

00:17:48.340 you can't hold up to ontario ontario and bc are fucked but calgary is like we're still white now 1.00

00:17:53.380 you're not quebec is white newfoundland is white that alberta is not as fucked as ontario but they 0.99

00:17:57.680 aren't fucked they're like approaching i think they're approaching 50 percent immigrant population 1.00

00:18:01.940 now is it mostly indians would i'm asking you like you indians did the fucking chinese no i 1.00

00:18:07.880 They just took a poll whether it was like Canadian or immigrant. 0.98

00:18:12.440 So who knows? 0.75

00:18:13.040 Maybe a lot of the Canadian count is like second-gen immigrants 0.98

00:18:16.480 that just call themselves Canadians. 0.99

00:18:17.820 I don't fucking know. 1.00

00:18:18.540 Did they just go to the place with the most cows? 0.99

00:18:23.260 I can't understand it.

00:18:24.400 I can't understand moving.

00:18:26.620 Look, I love the prayer.

00:18:29.100 I love the West, right?

00:18:30.460 But if I was an immigrant, I wouldn't be thinking Calgary.

00:18:33.020 I don't understand that.

00:18:34.600 Where would you go? 0.97

00:18:35.240 if i had to go to canada i'd go to fucking vancouver or toronto because that's where the 0.99

00:18:39.600 gibbs are that's where all the other as if he's not in canada he's this guy if i had to go to 0.99

00:18:44.880 canada that's where you are i'm saying if i was like an uh if i was an indian guy and i had i was

00:18:50.740 buying my ticket to claim refugee status or whatever i would not be buying a ticket to calgary

00:18:56.060 i'd be buying it to either toronto or van and for those reasons that like they're already full of

00:19:01.180 ground people you have the support network honestly the weather in both of those cities

00:19:05.500 is way nicer calgary is gets rough man so i can't figure out how they think yeah i don't know what

00:19:11.720 drives their decision making they must have like i just don't know they must have big support

00:19:16.460 networks in calgary too because you hear about like the trucking company i read an article about

00:19:20.580 this big trucking company out there that's like 100 indian owned and they have a huge chunk of

00:19:24.820 the market it has to be the trucking that's the only thing that makes sense yeah yeah i would i

00:19:29.440 would imagine that in that part of canada that that midsection there i bet trucking long distances

00:19:35.980 is a big deal i bet if you're indian and you're driving through saskatchewan and it's just

00:19:40.820 completely flat and there's one road that goes up and down and there's one road that goes side to

00:19:46.920 side and you can just kick up your sandals and coast yep probably that's what you're 1.00

00:19:52.540 corner gas like it's just like a fuck it's like courage the cowardly dog just like an empty 1.00

00:20:00.500 expanse yes nothing just grain elevators and in green yep omegas the star of this episode is 0.99

00:20:08.780 asking do the gs have a network of gas stations hotels like they do in the u.s um i don't think

00:20:14.800 it's as big as the u because the one in the u.s is fucking insanely massive like they have a 0.63

00:20:19.580 conference so they have a conference for it right yeah and it's all cast based and so the i hate

00:20:25.000 knowing this much about indian of course but they i saw a comedian bring it up there's this clip i

00:20:31.040 saw of an indian comedian and they're joking are you a hotel indian or a gas station indian and

00:20:36.280 then he explained to the audience that there's he said tears that's the word he used but that's also

00:20:43.020 just another word for cast it's like if you're in this cast like you're the gas station ones and

00:20:48.620 you're at the bottom and then it's like the hotel

00:20:50.600 ones and I don't think they have casinos

00:20:52.520 yet but my god if they get into casinos 0.93

00:20:54.720 it's fucking over yeah there's already 1.00

00:20:56.780 Indians in the casinos it's just the wrong type 1.00

00:20:58.640 yeah I mean the right type 1.00

00:21:00.580 that's depending on your

00:21:02.660 perspective yeah I

00:21:04.460 get them I understand

00:21:06.560 them and so

00:21:07.440 you're doing this because

00:21:10.220 you want to drink as much alcohol as

00:21:12.520 human possible and you want

00:21:14.500 to take money from me to do 0.82

00:21:16.520 that like i understand that i'm not scared of that i just stay away from it but with the indians i'm 1.00

00:21:21.120 like there's some other game afoot here yeah they're sending you think they're even sending 0.98

00:21:27.200 money back to india no they're sending it to a third other place like what the fuck are people

00:21:31.600 up to yeah i remember i was reading just uh this and i'm saying this with no reference and no source

00:21:38.500 at all but there was a clip of modi from like 2023 and he was openly saying that one of the

00:21:47.620 the primary mission of the indian diaspora is to become a wealth extraction engine and just

00:21:53.980 and do what we've been saying the far-right psychos have been saying which is oh take over 0.98

00:21:59.660 the institutions gain legitimacy and just become vampires and i'm like everything makes sense

00:22:07.840 because if you're possessed by a mission you actually don't care what anyone thinks of you

00:22:12.060 like we're thinking vivek ramaswamy is out here feeling embarrassed he's only embarrassed because

00:22:18.520 he's kind of failing at it because he's bad at it but you know he's still he hasn't lost his

00:22:23.380 position if he if he lost his position that would be embarrassing but just because people

00:22:28.780 are making fun of him for being bad at it like he doesn't feel shame oh no with anything coming 0.52

00:22:34.560 from like us not capable of that yeah or it's he only feels shame from his own people like white 0.99

00:22:41.100 people laughing at him it's like he's out there with his fucking helmet hair and no shoes on 1.00

00:22:46.160 fucking wearing ski pants and a bandolier what the fuck he's up to today you know eating rice 1.00

00:22:52.360 with his hands and hot dog with a fork every indian walking out like they just made a character 1.00

00:22:57.080 in saints row just just the dumbest combination of mustache and haircut yeah 0.95

00:23:06.460 did you imagine being that free yeah saints row character creator free imagine if you will being 0.97

00:23:16.360 an indian yeah honestly because sometimes i think about what it would be like just to crash my life

00:23:24.620 you know i we used to live very destitute myself and judas back when we were in our late teens and

00:23:30.980 living in those multi-family dwelling multi you know i mean like those low buildings where it's

00:23:37.840 just a bunch um and it's the only two type of people that live there it's pensioners or young

00:23:45.060 crackheads those two types of people right side by side and us and immigrant families yeah and then 1.00

00:23:51.220 it's all just in this this kettle of fish and it's it's cheap and it's noisy and it stinks but 1.00

00:23:58.400 it's people just you stay there your whole life and we got out of there but i just think like

00:24:03.820 if everything went wrong imagine it ending up back there yeah you know i mean but then life

00:24:09.040 is so simple all you care about is the next bottle of gin yeah all you care about is the

00:24:15.840 next crack rock whatever it is you're holed up in your house get your methadone yeah you're like

00:24:20.980 you're neat a proper neat you got the the lines drawn in the middle of the day you're not leaving 0.91

00:24:25.960 the house except to go to the grocery shop the convenience store just an utter reprobate and

00:24:32.280 there's i know people won't identify with this but i look at that i'm like i don't know it's a

00:24:36.440 simple life man it's it's as close as we can get to being a monk you know what you know what you're

00:24:43.800 doing every day you know where you're gonna die you're gonna die over there in that corner big

00:24:48.200 ziploc bag of dry cigarettes from the reserve and you're always walking around you get one 0.92

00:24:54.040 message tattooed on your back and it's a message to the paramedics just says throw me in the trash

00:24:59.400 you spend your life savings on it um oh we got people filing in right now 0.99

00:25:09.480 indian casinos are a front for the jews which which we're talking about the aboriginal indians 0.81

00:25:16.860 we got right now would the jews be involved in that or is it well you can you can find the jews 0.85

00:25:23.380 at the bottom of anything but does is that helpful or is it tautological the jury's out

00:25:29.520 i gotta ask you something here let's look at this yeah for those listening on audio we're looking at

00:25:37.400 music magazine website

00:25:39.520 headline

00:25:41.640 Bruce Willis doesn't know he has

00:25:43.740 dementia wife says

00:25:45.600 I imagine she's snickering 0.57

00:25:47.740 as she says this and it's because

00:25:49.600 she has made sure that nobody told him

00:25:51.840 that he has dementia

00:25:53.040 this is after they did a documentary

00:25:55.420 about him after he had dementia

00:25:57.860 about how bad his dementia is

00:25:59.820 parading him around

00:26:01.980 in front of the 1.00

00:26:03.940 camera in this pathetic state 1.00

00:26:05.660 and first of all shut the fuck up bitch but second of all more importantly what do you call 1.00

00:26:12.620 this type of woman and the name i was going for was erica kirk syndrome yeah you know i mean like 1.00

00:26:19.620 like a wife who i don't know when she should be mourning it's the inverse morning maybe it's joy 0.67

00:26:27.120 like you've never heard her talk so much as when her husband died or effectively died right like

00:26:35.460 him right right right they're not even putting on a show like it's like being sad moms moms of

00:26:41.140 kids with disabilities or autism or something and it becomes their entire personality and

00:26:45.040 they're constantly like videotaping everything and posting it online and it's like all right 0.91

00:26:49.380 like here's my newly retarded husband who does this what what is there to be gained i guess a 0.87

00:26:56.700 career but that what even with like erica kirk i'm like she's walking out to the sparks and the flying 0.97

00:27:03.220 and she's the furthest thing from sad she switched on look kirk is a fucking operative so that's a 1.00

00:27:10.160 different thing i think most of these women it's just free you know no strings attached attention 0.98

00:27:15.440 from everyone is that where we're at because i had heard a rumor oh by by rumor i mean i heard

00:27:21.600 from a guy i know who's kind of a half of a guy because he's got like a fake name of course but

00:27:27.540 he said yeah erica was some kind of mosad handler dude she's uh look all and i don't know this

00:27:34.380 because this is say look let's be honest we all get our information from telegram and twitter but

00:27:39.240 what i read was she was way like she was way more politically internationally connected than he was

00:27:48.280 before they got married so it's like she didn't make these connections she didn't like become 0.60

00:27:53.200 a handler after they got married in order to control kirk she probably was placed in front of 1.00

00:27:58.280 him like their marriage itself may have been a fucking op in my opinion the only arranged 0.99

00:28:03.440 marriages you get any more political isn't it like you can't do it the rising star of the new right 0.98

00:28:09.040 the like not the dissident right but like you know i would say like the the young 0.72

00:28:13.200 republicans yeah the young republican trying to figure out how groiperish you're allowed to be

00:28:19.260 their rising star marries a woman who for years prior to them even meeting was already deep in

00:28:26.140 the pocket of israeli politics come on that's not like even if you want to say it's a coincidence 0.98

00:28:33.060 now you're now you're trying to tell me it's a fucking coincidence it's not a fucking coincidence 0.90

00:28:37.000 dude sorry looking at the times of india of course oh man inside candace owens bond of 0.98

00:28:45.160 charlie kirk from best friends erica kirk controversy after his death that's one to pull

00:28:48.520 this up that reference point because we have not gone into the candace own things like we've got

00:28:53.540 other things to talk about this episode but i'm gonna wait a bit before we get into candace owens

00:28:58.580 maybe we love candace owens did they get rid of her like we're i haven't heard anything from her 0.69

00:29:04.020 in a while she has got i think close to five million subscribers yeah she's like she's kind

00:29:11.740 mainstream she's as big as she's ever been she's shockingly popular like because we remember 0.99

00:29:19.440 candace owens from back in the day back when she was trying to get nazis fired with her website 0.90

00:29:25.300 social autopsy and now to hear saying i always make this joke but she's saying like ufos are 0.93

00:29:31.340 the proof that jews don't exist or like just you know black woman conspiracy theories but that's 1.00

00:29:37.620 of charming it's kind of charming that she's like insane and dumb but she's she's like full speed 1.00

00:29:43.780 volume up to 11. yep and and just making wild accusations saying like charlie kirk was a clone 0.83

00:29:49.220 or something i saw i did see a clip the other day i shouldn't say i didn't see anything i saw a clip

00:29:52.580 where she was claiming something about the pyramids pyramids or a spaceship or something 0.94

00:29:57.460 and she was just like breathlessly like wow i had no idea it's like you you're retarded you are a 1.00

00:30:03.460 you're a stupid woman adam the dual saint saw on twitter that erica is pregnant 1.00

00:30:07.860 while jd vance's child it's a fact you know what do you imagine she went immaculate conception 1.00

00:30:15.860 and and then no one questioned it because what do we know like the event 0.98

00:30:21.140 the fucking cockamamie evangelicals they got behind her like yep that makes sense that tracks 1.00

00:30:26.260 crisis coming back and and it's erica kirk the fucking israel's top girl she's just she's just 0.99

00:30:35.820 an israel girl she's just it should be and candace owens should be pregnant with charlie kirk's 0.96

00:30:41.960 baby and probably is by the way would it be it'd be funny if we find out like nine months after

00:30:47.980 his death all these babies start getting born and it was actually like a un special forces squad had

00:30:53.960 to kill him because he was impregnating so many women he had to be stopped you'd be really cool

00:30:58.020 thousands of kirk children yeah it'd be really cool if charlie kirk got everyone pregnant yeah 0.63

00:31:03.780 that's what i'm saying that's that's what i'm saying that'd be crazy wouldn't that be wild

00:31:08.060 yeah you know what it would be wild

00:31:11.900 that's a true thing to say 0.99

00:31:15.940 all right so moving along we got a lot of retarded shit to talk about here that 0.95

00:31:22.780 doesn't do nothing so i needed to share this because i saw it and um i think it's important 0.90

00:31:29.740 that uh everyone so we're looking at a video what you're going to see because the very poorly

00:31:37.340 shot video it's a black man in a you know funeral suit so that's kind of like business casual for

00:31:45.500 the rest of us, beating a casket with a hammer. 0.79

00:31:50.380 Let's see this.

00:32:02.100 Now you've seen that, you're probably thinking

00:32:04.180 like I did originally, something's in the gumbo.

00:32:07.940 Someone put some stank on his crawdads, right?

00:32:10.980 I come to learn he's beating the casket

00:32:14.140 one of his loved ones with a hammer for the purposes of making sure that they don't dig it

00:32:19.340 up later and reuse the casket yeah it's to destroy the resale value of it real concern yeah and i i 0.95

00:32:28.220 want you to promise to do that for me i will i'll also bury you in a clown suit and i'll take all

00:32:34.060 of your valuable possessions for myself so that there's nothing to steal so i promise okay so 0.66

00:32:39.980 they're saying my audio is up again should i just it sounds fine to me i don't know what like

00:32:45.340 these specifics what about how up the same pop rocky these people never help me

00:32:52.700 no they like to see me drown and say you know it sounds kind of like you know kind of like a

00:32:57.980 a slytherin uh a catter whale like what the i can turn basically i'll save you the technical details

00:33:05.900 uh let me just switch over here everyone let me know if that sounds that's it sounds nice i guess

00:33:13.020 but it's quieter now than it was is it quieter i can i can crank it up jacket yeah so anyway

00:33:19.580 say in the chat if it sounds better now okay we're talking genghis kirk hell yeah

00:33:26.060 yeah you know i was thinking that but i didn't uh i was on the pop rocky

00:33:31.100 thanks monk

00:33:33.120 I've heard this, they like it scuffed

00:33:35.660 they like the bad audio

00:33:37.340 yeah

00:33:38.100 I might switch it back 0.98

00:33:40.060 I want to figure out what the fuck it is we're doing here 0.99

00:33:44.020 how about this, don't listen to anybody 0.99

00:33:45.980 before we go on

00:33:48.480 I just wanted to comment on something

00:33:50.600 that we have not commented on yet

00:33:52.980 maybe we should have earlier

00:33:54.420 but

00:33:55.540 we're looking at

00:33:57.620 Acts of the Noticer

00:33:59.080 and it's a video by Blair Cottrell

00:34:01.640 speaking of Joel Davis

00:34:04.120 who many

00:34:05.480 will be aware has been

00:34:08.020 imprisoned in Australia

00:34:09.740 for since last year

00:34:11.580 I think it's close to four months now

00:34:14.040 since November 20th

00:34:15.460 so maybe not

00:34:16.380 multiple months

00:34:18.500 and he's got a video here

00:34:20.880 we don't need to watch the entire video

00:34:22.160 but I just wanted people to see

00:34:23.420 that this is the

00:34:25.320 primary way people are getting news

00:34:28.480 about what's going on it's through phone calls from prison figuring out that he's being held in

00:34:34.400 solitary confinement he's he was arrested because uh i get this is debatable they can say what they

00:34:42.680 arrested him for or what the illegality was or we can suspect what it really was anyway

00:34:49.080 joel davis many people know joel davis former bestie of keith woods former gruyper former

00:34:56.140 catholic former satanist former a lot of things uh member of the national socialist network in

00:35:02.380 australia he was arrested or so they say because he had made a post and it was referring to a

00:35:10.460 journalist some australian journalist and uh he was calling for his followers to rape her rhetorically

00:35:19.260 and they said well that counts as a threat and uh they they're citing other posts he did and

00:35:25.100 and arrested him, put him in jail,

00:35:27.320 and they keep adding on time and denying bail

00:35:31.040 and just keeping him sequestered from everyone,

00:35:34.280 which sounds pretty outrageous.

00:35:36.120 Yeah.

00:35:36.620 Now, someone in our chat had said this, our community.

00:35:41.560 I forget who it was, but just to paraphrase,

00:35:46.080 they could charge him with something now,

00:35:49.020 and they really haven't yet.

00:35:50.800 He hasn't had his day in court.

00:35:52.800 They could charge him with something, which would be bad,

00:35:54.660 and he could be in prison for a long time it would almost be worse if they didn't charge him with

00:35:59.820 anything and then they eventually let him go because what that would mean is that they can

00:36:06.460 just whip up cause to detain you for months take you away from you know he had a baby on the way

00:36:14.280 missed the birth of his baby uh this is what i've been told and i can't talk to anyone so they can

00:36:19.120 just gin that up and then drop it later as a flex as a way to say we you think you're untouchable 0.91

00:36:27.180 we can just make anything up and get you and just gum up the works fuck up your life and then you 0.98

00:36:34.480 know it's you know bye see ya so long thanks for all the fucking chocolate chips but that would 0.98

00:36:41.940 send a message to everyone else that you don't even need to do anything egregious for them to 0.96

00:36:47.260 just decide to detain you for an extended period of time right and it's not years it's not seven

00:36:52.200 years but if you think about it you know you hear about this stuff and it sounds easier than it is

00:36:57.580 oh he's gone for three months four months six months well it's not seven years it's not 15

00:37:02.760 years but imagine like seven months away from your family your friends your job yeah like that can

00:37:09.820 blow up your entire life you're like let's say you run your own business done over clients buy

00:37:16.240 you can't make money

00:37:19.100 now you get to sell your house 1.00

00:37:21.180 you gotta do crazy shit 1.00

00:37:22.600 for something that they can do with the flick of a wrist 1.00

00:37:25.160 what do you think about all that

00:37:26.540 I mean in Joel's case

00:37:27.860 I was under the understanding

00:37:31.100 a lot of these guys are supported entirely

00:37:32.740 by their followers

00:37:34.440 so thankfully

00:37:36.520 I don't think he lost a job over it

00:37:38.520 but yeah

00:37:40.140 it has a cooling effect but if we want to just

00:37:42.700 times yeah can you hear me yeah it just it went on okay never mind something happened on the

00:37:52.500 screen okay um if we're talking about the knock-on effects right like this is going to have a cooling

00:37:57.520 effect on people and they don't want to say anything because they don't want to get the

00:37:59.980 joel davis treatment um also they're setting a precedent here you know uh detaining somebody 0.98

00:38:06.940 for like a year in terrible conditions without without welcome to the fuck show thanks monk 0.96

00:38:13.540 um detaining somebody without charging them for the folks home just listening a comment came by 0.99

00:38:19.440 it said welcome to the fuck show and judas was confirming that he saw that 0.95

00:38:23.860 if i was trying to think it popped up in my field of vision um yeah i'm i'm just talking about the 0.98

00:38:31.580 precedent that this sets like australia has gone really really far left australia is probably worse

00:38:36.800 than any other western nation right now in my opinion but if it ever swings the other way i

00:38:42.060 guarantee you the new leadership is going to be detaining people without charging them and putting 0.76

00:38:46.840 them in fucking solitary for seven months because apparently you can and nobody stops you so they're 0.88

00:38:51.820 playing a dangerous game i would say that australia is similar to canada in that regard uh legally 0.98

00:38:59.140 parliamentarily but they haven't i mean they haven't gone as far in canada at this point

00:39:04.020 yeah and and we also don't like that law that they just passed where essentially

00:39:07.740 what is it like denying the holocaust or something actually gets you prison time i don't know the

00:39:12.140 rules but like they they have some technically yeah it does here but it usually we have like

00:39:17.320 the same laws they're just not leveraged and utilized as much as you'd think like it's weird

00:39:23.860 it's like the our legal system has a lot of very nasty precedents that it has used against

00:39:30.760 individuals in the past but not as widely as you think so that makes me think it's it's a lack of

00:39:38.780 not will but bureaucratic capability yeah i don't know how to explain it but like the opportunities

00:39:45.560 there they could be doing more than just not but in australia they are uh maybe it's because the

00:39:50.780 population's concentrated more in those like three main cities yeah it could be it could be a lot of

00:39:55.920 but like it could it could be that Canada is more inept that we that would

00:40:01.080 be an easy answer I'd buy I'm not sure that's the answer but yeah but every 0.83

00:40:04.680 time I see something come out of Australia like I'm always surprised that

00:40:09.240 they have a government it seems like four guys I'm just not paying attention

00:40:12.780 I don't know what's going on I'm just like everyone hangs out at the Sydney

00:40:16.980 Opera House I thought are they are they bigger or smaller than us up that's

00:40:24.920 sorry juice keeps getting kicked do i i thought that's what i was seeing okay so am i there yeah

00:40:33.860 i couldn't hear you but it came my screen and it said waiting for a host to let you join

00:40:40.720 i'm not doing anything you are i'm not doing anything all right all right all right so i

00:40:47.860 just wanted to comment on that because i know that i think this is important and i think it's

00:40:53.300 relevant to Canadians.

00:40:55.520 And I think, we don't know exactly

00:40:57.400 what's going to happen, obviously.

00:40:59.580 But I just wanted to state for the record

00:41:03.140 where I stand on it, I think it's very troubling.

00:41:07.080 And I'm of two minds about it.

00:41:10.860 So on one hand, we'll say that we stand against this.

00:41:14.800 This can be used against other people

00:41:17.200 and it very well could be.

00:41:18.540 And if what I think is happening is happening,

00:41:20.920 it's more nefarious than we might think.

00:41:22.540 However, if I'm also in a position to advise young men on how to behave online to limit

00:41:30.320 the possibility of this happening to them, I would advise if you are speaking about a

00:41:36.180 journalist or a politician, just avoid the word rape.

00:41:41.040 Just you don't got to say it.

00:41:42.800 You can say a lot.

00:41:43.880 You can send.

00:41:45.560 We talk amongst ourselves.

00:41:47.780 We love saying all kinds of words.

00:41:49.960 there's a lot of people out there

00:41:51.920 as crazy as I've seen 0.99

00:41:52.860 they're really bothered by rape 0.90

00:41:55.420 didn't they take some of these comments

00:41:57.900 from a private telegram chat though

00:41:59.640 it was just from his channel

00:42:02.500 oh he was broadcasting it

00:42:04.220 and you know that's kind of like a joke

00:42:06.340 that we would all tell

00:42:07.300 a type of joke that we could get in prison for

00:42:10.020 you know like how many things have we had said

00:42:11.780 go on my ex right now

00:42:13.160 everything is a fireable offense

00:42:16.580 and some of them are jailable offenses

00:42:18.480 but if i i would say pete to people don't be like me just trying to avoid the word rape

00:42:24.640 while also believing we should exist in a world where you can say things like that at present

00:42:31.580 that's uh if you're saying that about a woman especially if you're saying about a man fair

00:42:36.080 game yeah that's true you might say it is it is more praxeological to say that you want to rape 0.97

00:42:46.480 justin trudeau with a knife than you want to rape a female journalist with words most of the time

00:42:52.160 when we talk about rape we're usually talking about it past tense we're saying will stancil 0.98

00:42:57.720 is the most raped man on earth yes we're not threatening we're saying oh no no he has been

00:43:02.900 he is in a permanently permanent state of point of rapedness that is a very talk about this 0.99

00:43:09.440 journalists and you're like the thing about this journalist she's just been raped she is

00:43:15.760 raped that's where he went wrong he's it's not a few a threat can only exist in the future 0.60

00:43:22.740 if you if you say to a woman that she was raped yeah what what can she do you know what i heard 0.96

00:43:29.580 i heard she got raped that's the story yeah if i go up to let's say go up to who uh cardi b 0.95

00:43:38.020 and say, 1.00

00:43:40.140 you were raped. 0.99

00:43:42.040 What are you going to do? 0.99

00:43:43.500 You can't go to jail for being wrong.

00:43:47.760 Can't you?

00:43:49.440 Maybe.

00:43:52.540 The amount of things that I don't know

00:43:54.700 about what is...

00:43:55.820 Been arrested under the um-actually clause.

00:43:59.240 You can't go to jail for, what,

00:44:01.160 striking a woman?

00:44:04.200 Yeah.

00:44:05.100 A guy who's amazed that he's getting arrested 0.99

00:44:07.440 for fucking Ted. 0.99

00:44:09.180 That's the thing 1.00

00:44:09.600 when they left out

00:44:10.240 of the Ted Bundy movie.

00:44:11.360 He's like,

00:44:11.540 I didn't know

00:44:12.120 you couldn't do that.

00:44:16.480 He's in court

00:44:17.560 looking utterly baffled,

00:44:19.220 totally lost.

00:44:22.580 Mr. Bundy,

00:44:24.300 I'm trying to do

00:44:24.860 a John Malkovich voice

00:44:26.080 from the Zach Harrell movie.

00:44:28.400 Mr. Bundy,

00:44:29.360 can't do it.

00:44:30.380 That was good.

00:44:31.300 You had it there

00:44:31.940 for a second.

00:44:33.720 He kind of has to talk

00:44:34.900 soft like this.

00:44:36.240 No, it's not there.

00:44:37.760 But he's just like, don't!

00:44:41.980 He didn't know.

00:44:43.740 He learned too late.

00:44:46.860 So, yeah, here we go.

00:44:48.120 Adam the Duel. 0.98

00:44:48.920 Ma'am, you are the most raped, and I'm just so sorry. 0.99

00:44:51.580 That's a perfect statement. 0.99

00:44:53.160 Yeah, there it is.

00:44:54.820 What are you going to send that guy to trial for?

00:44:58.040 Being too actualized?

00:44:59.940 Yeah, because that'll piss her off just as much, probably.

00:45:03.660 That's a how dare he. 0.86

00:45:05.100 that's a man who's in tune with his inner feminine 0.99

00:45:07.360 and you're going to throw him in the clink for that 0.80

00:45:09.520 how about

00:45:12.140 how about nuclear war

00:45:15.240 I don't know 0.99

00:45:15.800 okay I got some other shit here 0.98

00:45:19.420 what do we got 0.98

00:45:19.900 we have other things to talk about of course

00:45:22.560 but

00:45:22.840 have you heard about Iran being a stargate

00:45:27.040 no 0.91

00:45:29.820 so we have

00:45:32.780 Persian

00:45:33.700 a friend of the show

00:45:35.140 a long time listener

00:45:37.140 makes some of the best memes

00:45:38.760 you've ever seen

00:45:39.320 I'm very proud to call him

00:45:40.860 an ally 0.91

00:45:42.560 but he lives in Iran

00:45:44.880 and he was off the internet

00:45:46.060 for what

00:45:47.760 three weeks

00:45:48.400 four weeks

00:45:48.940 a month

00:45:49.360 and you heard the news about this

00:45:52.280 I don't even want to get into the news

00:45:54.180 but

00:45:55.320 I'm going to tell you

00:45:56.480 what I think happened

00:45:57.540 and you tell me

00:45:58.420 if that lines up

00:45:59.240 with what you've heard

00:46:00.060 right

00:46:00.320 so

00:46:01.460 there's some

00:46:02.700 you know of course israel has its fingerprints all over this but there's some kind of color

00:46:07.900 revolution that was being inspired from israel with american backing and so iran did this one

00:46:14.940 crazy trick which is they just shut off the internet and killed a bunch of people and then

00:46:22.800 turned it back on for a minute to show video of them killing people and then turned it back off

00:46:28.080 again what i'd heard they did was there were spies everywhere western spies and so they shut the

00:46:35.800 internet but they kept starlink up and then they apparently had some kind of back door into starlink

00:46:41.620 and they could see more accurately who was using it for what yeah i don't think it's back door i

00:46:46.920 think they could just you can triangulate because it's an active radio signal so they could just fly

00:46:50.580 a plane overhead and triangulate where the starlink satellites are like or receivers are right

00:46:55.300 if they're active receivers you can just you can kind of see them so yeah yeah so they rounded up

00:47:01.380 it sounded like 80 000 liberals and spies and just uh you know undesirables unfuckables 1.00

00:47:10.820 mouthy women you know whoever whoever's causing a ruckus and they said we're gonna hang them and 1.00

00:47:18.400 then i don't think they hanged all of them but a few i heard then they hung a tiny tiny tiny 0.94

00:47:25.900 number like a dozen or something like it was a dozen people hanged it's still a big deal over

00:47:30.760 here over there but that's a regular weekend in iran yeah and i'm that's not a that's not a

00:47:35.080 criticism like you could get those numbers up honestly so i don't know lord i've seen what

00:47:40.140 you've done for the persians and i would like you to do that for me yeah because is that just what

00:47:46.360 we all talk about like what if we just shut the internet off for a month and then a lot of stuff

00:47:51.700 happened a lot of people just they can just do it and then they did it real fast and it turns out

00:47:58.840 nothing happens like nothing what's the international community gonna do here's the thing

00:48:04.380 like they if you do that at once if if ireland did that one time scotland it would be a huge deal

00:48:12.900 a rent once you do it three times everything's okay it's like drinking if you get blackout drunk

00:48:18.220 and fight someone one time they're thinking whoa this is i'm not used to this that then this cool

00:48:24.560 thing happens they get used to it and that's just part of your fun personality nice then they have

00:48:29.320 to move around you you are the rock that the rest of the world or your friends and family have to

00:48:35.000 bend around doesn't that sound impressive i'd like canada to embrace some of these great ideas

00:48:43.860 yes anyway iran iran is a stargate let's figure out what's going on here what does iran have to

00:48:50.540 do with stargates reptilian i hate when i hear women talking about this by the way what do you 1.00

00:48:55.080 think about that yeah we got a guy talking about this i don't like hearing women on my headphones 1.00

00:49:00.560 actually ever so you got you got to record it by the ocean just to prove that you go outside 1.00

00:49:05.580 yeah i assume you go outside you don't need to and the suppression of consciousness

00:49:10.360 on this entire planet everything today on stargate saturdays let's talk about iran

00:49:16.140 we got to tune into stargate saturdays don't we no no no no we we have a community member

00:49:23.680 is this shoals who does this you don't know exactly what i'm talking about where he listens 0.95

00:49:28.760 to like hot girl energy oh yeah so this is one of the most insane germans you've ever heard of like 0.61

00:49:36.680 like a real savage one of the best but he's gone into a downward spiral where he's listening to

00:49:44.340 this podcast by this how would you describe her like uh i'd say like a seven a seven out of ten

00:49:51.420 but wants sees herself as a hot girl she's got a podcast and talks about what what are hot girls

00:49:57.640 doing this spring what are hot girls thinking about this winter just the most inane bug-eyed

00:50:04.000 nonsense but he's listened to every single episode he posts every single episode when it

00:50:10.340 arrives no yes and i haven't listened i listened to like 15 seconds i'm like i can't do this even

00:50:17.480 ironically but he he's in it now he's this is his sons of anarchy you're too deep into you just need

00:50:25.440 you need to see it through the end you can't stop at season three you know yeah you need to suffer

00:50:30.980 until the end because you know you're not a coward oh man i just looked her up yeah she's really like

00:50:38.160 she's not ugly but like she has kind of a masculine face no so you're looking at the

00:50:43.300 podcast skinny yeah like but hot girl yeah you're not you're not like nobody's turning their head 0.99

00:50:48.260 to look at you bitch oh my god oh yeah i know it's it's delusional but he's he's listening to 0.98

00:50:53.940 that and so i imagine this is like and how we see an uprising of people as the stargate in their 0.99

00:51:00.300 area is clearing you're gonna realize that people that come from a certain area on the planet their

00:51:06.400 dna is key coded to the grid i like how she started that with you gotta realize like it's a

00:51:13.060 guy telling you like you gotta realize you need winter tires yeah like in canada you can't have

00:51:17.940 all season tires we are the indians in this situation is she's trying to get us on board 0.98

00:51:22.500 with normalcy she's talking to me like i'm an asshole for not knowing this look nobody's told 0.98

00:51:27.840 you yet it's not your fault but you gotta listen to me okay people's dna is coded to the stargate 0.97

00:51:32.580 near the town where they were born i mean you should know this how old are you i want to tell 0.98

00:51:38.200 you something you already fucking know your blood's a fucking stargate okay all right all right 0.99

00:51:44.820 italian bitch and the stargates of their area this is why those people have been targeted 1.00

00:51:51.380 for thousands of years bloodshed destruction of their land and the suppression of the people 1.00

00:51:58.540 there because it okay this woman sucks you want to see a good one there's no good one 0.99

00:52:03.920 you're tricking me okay look at this guy oh no oh skinny chinese guy you knew i wouldn't leave 0.99

00:52:10.640 oh no there's a lot going on here for you listening i don't think i've ever seen 0.89

00:52:17.100 a shinier asian man oh this is a normal asian man in asia really yeah this is a this is a 0.97

00:52:24.380 fucking this is a it's a the bog standard asian guy in asia i guess i gotta oily greased hair 0.98

00:52:32.900 like a lycra manchester united t-shirt yeah yeah what's good is that is that a sweat or grease 0.99

00:52:41.060 would you say it's the oil of his skin because it's 90 and they're just constantly sweating

00:52:45.900 they're just always yeah yeah that's guzzling look i look like that when we lived there right

00:52:50.820 everybody looks like that unless you live in an inside an air conditioner so it's the heat it's 0.77

00:52:56.920 not just the well they also don't really air it's part of look it's it's racial a little bit but

00:53:01.980 it's also just the conditions like these people don't use air conditioners right like i got laughed

00:53:07.540 at over there because i would run the ac to get like control the temperature and humidity in the 0.80

00:53:11.960 office they're like what are you doing are you fucking rich like it's not even that expensive 0.88

00:53:15.760 but they're used to it they're just they just live it they suffer all right so uh geek593 wants 0.96

00:53:22.080 to know what is guido in mandarin yeah they have italians over there too um erasian that's when

00:53:32.520 uh caravaggio says peaking duck forehead yeah yeah there's there's a lot going on your game

00:53:39.280 this guy he's got a tattoo on his neck an esoteric neck tattoo which you usually don't see

00:53:46.540 without accompaniments of other tattoos holding a stargate that could literally change earth's

00:53:54.420 future and nobody's been talking about it until now this is more than just politics because iran

00:54:03.100 sits on stargate these guys love ai video you know what i mean yeah yeah these are before ai video 0.89

00:54:10.520 it was just them talking but now well they used to have like piece shit together and like use

00:54:14.940 clips out of context to try to make it look more interesting than it is but you can just yeah pay

00:54:19.680 not even a lot of money and generate something like this which is like they're and the prompts

00:54:24.720 aren't very good they're putting david ike out of business as we speak yeah where's david where is

00:54:30.480 david i can he had he had the budget to do all of this but it's he's no longer needed because now

00:54:35.560 anybody can do it david ike has been uh outsourced i really want to talk to a furious david ike that

00:54:42.900 he's getting his lunch eaten by these ham and eggers 10 a pre-fall energetic portal once used

00:54:51.260 to anchor eternal life energy into mother earth's body for thousands of years it's been hijacked by

00:54:57.120 fallen forces who sent frequency through it to trap the solar masculine and suppress the divine

00:55:03.080 feminine voice the people and voices rising up right now and suppressed forces who sent

00:55:09.200 frequency through it to trap the solar masculine and suppress the divine feminine voice so wait

00:55:15.280 so it's trapping the masculine but then also suppressing the feminine so what

00:55:19.880 so we're just neither because usually you suppress the masculine to heighten the feminine or you

00:55:26.220 suppress the feminine height and the masculine but it's just one's trapped and one's suppressed

00:55:30.600 it's just gibberish man yeah i i love this though this is what happens if you if you listen

00:55:36.460 from episode one of blood satellite up until now because if you recall we've covered all of this

00:55:42.840 and we went deep into yeah time cube all that atlantean stuff yeah we did all a lot of like

00:55:49.100 that old testament esoterica about uh the antediluvians and and the giants like there's

00:55:56.020 the one it wasn't spinal catastrophism but it was something about how like the earth

00:55:59.700 can takes pain or maybe that was spinal oh no that was um no no i know exactly what we're talking

00:56:05.720 about that was a cyclonopedia from the ccr you guys yeah they were all kind of intermingled but

00:56:13.420 spinal catastrophism was kind of an interesting idea but cyclonopedia was just written by an

00:56:19.400 iranian moron and it was about how it got into how oil is sentient but it's all right right well he 0.63

00:56:28.200 got into the idea of what a hole is and a hole like digging a hole being like the negative space 0.97

00:56:35.460 and it's like an incursion of the negative space into our reality so you know i mean like i'm not

00:56:41.300 getting into we talked about this on an episode do you even read with the prudentialist but uh

00:56:47.660 As I'm saying it, you're probably thinking, that's interesting.

00:56:50.640 That sounds trippy.

00:56:52.300 I'd love to hear about that, but nah, man.

00:56:55.260 Because it's also written in a faux, fictitious way.

00:56:58.820 It's written as if it's the author talking about a fake guy

00:57:04.280 and then telling the story from a third-person perspective about...

00:57:08.640 I just hate anything where you need to create an author

00:57:11.620 and then say, oh, this is the work written by that author.

00:57:15.160 And it's incomplete because he disappeared.

00:57:17.660 or he was assassinated by a reptile's bullet.

00:57:21.360 And so that's just a way for you to release an incomplete work

00:57:26.920 and then make it seem extra mysterious.

00:57:30.080 I just think that's kind of hack.

00:57:31.740 Yep.

00:57:32.920 Oh, yeah.

00:57:33.660 Tartaria.

00:57:34.240 We talked about Tartaria for a while.

00:57:35.600 Oh, man.

00:57:36.140 Yeah.

00:57:36.900 Pretty divisive.

00:57:38.140 He said Tartarania.

00:57:40.440 Tartarania.

00:57:42.160 Why not?

00:57:43.380 Yeah.

00:57:43.580 That's the thing. 1.00

00:57:44.200 Like, this guy, he could mispronounce half his shit, 1.00

00:57:46.660 and no one would care. 1.00

00:57:47.660 But it's all the stuff.

00:57:49.500 It's manosphere stuff in there, too.

00:57:52.020 It's like, this is why you can't get laid.

00:57:54.700 You've got to get out of the longhouse.

00:57:56.440 The cosmic longhouse. 1.00

00:57:58.260 It's because the Iranian Stargate, that's why you got divorced.

00:58:03.280 The people and voices rising up right now, they're not just protesters.

00:58:06.600 They are souls who are awakening.

00:58:08.760 And every single chant is cracked.

00:58:10.700 He's talking about what's going on, like what we were just describing.

00:58:15.340 But saying, no, this is the Stargate.

00:58:16.920 and that's because their dna was interdimensional open gateways buried in their dna and in the land

00:58:25.160 itself you see if the abaddon gate reopens and distortion is cleared over iran a dormant energy

00:58:30.040 current could flood into mother earth's planetary grid reconnecting persia to the eternal flame

00:58:35.160 template this wouldn't just free iran it could shift mother earth's entire energetic grid

00:58:40.360 stargate 10 and the middle east has been fought over in the invisible world for centuries it's

00:58:44.280 It's not just for oil.

00:58:45.560 It's a very valuable piece of real estate,

00:58:47.260 and the time has come to restore it.

00:58:49.160 I like how in the interdimensional world,

00:58:51.060 they still have real estate.

00:58:55.700 I hear something like that, and I say, okay, do it.

00:58:58.960 Good.

00:58:59.740 Why are you alerting me?

00:59:00.780 This sounds great.

00:59:01.780 Yeah.

00:59:02.100 If it happens, okay, they're going to awake.

00:59:04.700 Everyone's awakening.

00:59:05.660 I'm going to look forward to.

00:59:07.220 Yeah, great.

00:59:07.900 What's the problem?

00:59:08.680 Why do you look scared?

00:59:10.020 Yeah.

00:59:11.300 You can't tell.

00:59:12.080 This is as big as I get.

00:59:13.720 Yeah.

00:59:14.280 this is his shocked look

00:59:17.720 yeah

00:59:18.740 within five years

00:59:21.660 the aliens are going to come

00:59:22.700 it's going to be the age of Aquarius

00:59:26.140 okay sure

00:59:26.840 awesome thanks buddy

00:59:29.220 you need to tell us

00:59:30.060 why are you spoiling the surprise 0.99

00:59:32.960 shut up 0.97

00:59:36.040 you ruined the surprise 0.99

00:59:37.500 spoilers 1.00

00:59:38.480 thanks fat idiot 1.00

00:59:41.260 just let 1.00

00:59:42.520 Let the Age of Aquarius just happen.

00:59:46.960 This guy. 0.89

00:59:47.900 Look how nervous he is about the Iranian Stargate ushering in the interdimensional eternal flame. 0.97

00:59:56.060 And then the good guys win. 0.95

00:59:57.460 I don't know.

00:59:58.180 Good wins.

00:59:59.240 There's definitely a piece of his brain missing.

01:00:01.160 I know guys with this skull shape.

01:00:03.360 There's a good chunk of his frontal lobe.

01:00:05.440 It's just not even there.

01:00:06.880 Oh, look. 1.00

01:00:07.420 Does he have Somali head? 1.00

01:00:08.900 He's got Somali head. 1.00

01:00:09.860 It's not that.

01:00:10.620 it's a certain type of of uh southeastern chinese guy too tell me about this type of chinese guy 1.00

01:00:16.400 we got a new type of chinese no they're just retarded they're violent um a lot of them have 0.99

01:00:21.780 like skin disorders actually that might be what this is two of the guys that i know that look 1.00

01:00:25.060 like this have like extreme eczema all over their face one of them is gay and it literally has aids 0.68

01:00:29.740 um yeah it's a whole it's a whole phenotype they're like i guess i shouldn't just laugh 0.99

01:00:34.720 when I hear that like that, but it is

01:00:36.800 funny to me.

01:00:41.360 We've been so

01:00:42.460 polluted by the discourse

01:00:44.720 that if someone earnestly tells you

01:00:46.700 they have AIDS, I don't know how you're not going to laugh.

01:00:49.060 Yeah. 1.00

01:00:51.540 It's like it's a punchline.

01:00:52.680 It's like, no, I'm confiding in you. 1.00

01:00:55.480 If you're Australian, you better not tell me 0.98

01:00:58.740 you have cancer. 1.00

01:01:01.340 I can't handle

01:01:02.260 lose it i can't handle two practical jokes at once i just can't i can't handle being a person 0.98

01:01:09.100 in a moment anymore all right enough of this fucking yeah please thank you what do we got 0.98

01:01:13.880 we got news we got what do we got what's going on oh do we got real news the bank of england 0.98

01:01:20.520 must plan for a financial crisis triggered by aliens says oh my god it's not never ends

01:01:25.360 no no no we don't need to like what are we at what are we at time wise here we're at an hour

01:01:30.440 Oh, no.

01:01:31.280 Oh, no. 1.00

01:01:32.860 Talking about fucking aliens and bitches. 1.00

01:01:36.020 I have ruined many people's evenings. 1.00

01:01:39.820 There's people who came to this in good faith.

01:01:42.240 Maybe a first-time listener.

01:01:43.800 What do we advertise this as?

01:01:45.060 We're doing, like, is Canada cooked?

01:01:47.440 Is Canada doomed?

01:01:48.620 I mean, we better get to that.

01:01:50.700 I don't want to hear about...

01:01:52.100 You know, before we get to that, though,

01:01:53.620 let me just do a bit of promotional stuff here.

01:01:57.360 Oh, yeah, for sure.

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01:02:26.520 Juice is going to be there.

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01:05:41.100 so with that being

01:05:43.800 said

01:05:44.280 hold on I'm just going to take that

01:05:47.840 off here we go

01:05:49.060 so let's talk about

01:05:51.720 Canada I've got a

01:05:53.780 few things lined up to

01:05:55.700 things that have happened

01:05:57.580 since we were away we were away for a week a lot

01:05:59.760 happened during that week and I'd like to address

01:06:01.680 it truly

01:06:02.260 so you're looking at this right now we're looking at the BBC

01:06:05.540 and it says Trump withdraws Canada's invitation to board of peace now I show this because I think

01:06:15.000 it's a reflective of a conflict that's been going on between Carney and Trump over the past how long

01:06:21.800 year year and a half a lot of a lot of tension a lot of terse words and it seems that he has been

01:06:29.660 very vocal about breaking

01:06:32.240 from the current

01:06:34.100 American administration. But I just love

01:06:36.240 this story because you hear that

01:06:38.140 and you say, Canada's no longer invited

01:06:40.060 to the Board of Peace.

01:06:41.740 We're the only ones not invited.

01:06:43.900 It turns out that

01:06:45.640 I think you need to pay to be in it.

01:06:48.840 And it's

01:06:49.720 I've got this line here. Canada's

01:06:51.780 indicated that while it would not pay to be on the

01:06:53.840 board, it would join.

01:06:56.060 So yeah, we'll go, but

01:06:57.780 we're not going to just fork over money for this and apparently that's it does sound like a

01:07:02.760 shakedown then also i don't know what it's supposed to be have you heard about this do

01:07:06.180 you have any thoughts about my impression was it's just you know it's just more un peacekeeper 0.71

01:07:12.800 bullshit like it isn't it isn't anything it's just bureaucracy so i mean i wouldn't want us

01:07:18.580 to be involved in it anyway this is one of a list of things with the past couple weeks where i've 0.98

01:07:22.400 been kind of patting carney on the back as much as i don't like him that i i appreciate and i don't

01:07:28.480 want to be on the board of peace thank you that's true as much as i dislike carney there's many

01:07:34.500 reasons to dislike mark carney one is that uh when i was on myth of the 20th century was earlier this

01:07:42.560 week last week uh and for people who didn't get a chance to hear that the audio version of this

01:07:49.240 episode is going to contain the audio

01:07:51.220 version of my appearance on Myth of the 20th Century.

01:07:53.420 I was on with Stormy Waters, and we were just

01:07:55.140 talking Canada, we were talking Venezuela,

01:07:57.700 and we were talking Greenland,

01:07:59.360 and we were

01:08:01.280 talking Mark Carney, obviously, because whenever you go on

01:08:03.220 with Americans, they want to say, what the hell's going on

01:08:05.240 with this Mark Carney guy? And so

01:08:07.140 I was saying that, you know, we've been

01:08:09.140 critical of him since the start,

01:08:11.020 but I'd said on the show, and I still believe

01:08:13.320 this, that he is at least

01:08:14.960 competent, which makes him more dangerous.

01:08:17.580 because with Trudeau he was 0.93

01:08:19.960 highly incompetent and disrespected 0.94

01:08:22.540 and his approval ratings were laughably 0.94

01:08:24.720 low but we

01:08:26.520 said imagine someone who was like

01:08:28.440 Trudeau but sensible and who

01:08:30.500 was a shark which is

01:08:32.460 what I believe Mark Carney to be he does know

01:08:34.420 how to say the right thing to

01:08:36.380 appeal to people even on our side

01:08:38.680 which is rare

01:08:40.160 and make certain gestures to

01:08:42.320 heritage Canadians use

01:08:44.420 that language to

01:08:45.940 get us on site we don't really fall for that but he's also a Davos guy of course he is he was

01:08:52.120 former head of the Bank of England this is a guy you know everyone forgot about the Great Reset

01:08:57.920 everyone forgot about the World Economic Forum no one really talks about that much anymore but

01:09:01.940 if there is a globalist agenda I think Mark Carney is front and center for that and I think

01:09:07.540 having him in charge of Canada is probably the worst place he can be to do the most damage

01:09:14.180 in the interest of maintaining that system

01:09:17.840 and transforming Canada fully into just a globalist economic zone.

01:09:23.620 Yes.

01:09:24.220 That's my feeling.

01:09:25.600 But you do...

01:09:28.060 So some people...

01:09:29.240 We'll get into this in just a little second,

01:09:31.020 but this is him actually standing up to Trump,

01:09:35.680 which is interesting to me,

01:09:38.080 whereas Greenland and Denmark seem to fold immediately over...

01:09:42.180 over you know trump is playing trump but the thing is trump backed off right trump was like

01:09:47.160 oh i'm gonna invade i'm gonna take it we're gonna make it the 51st state whatever and then he's like

01:09:51.800 well actually we made a deal where we're just gonna have increased military access like you 0.90

01:09:56.740 retard well here's what they were already offering that's what they said six months ago 0.88

01:10:01.780 they're like you can't have it but we will let you build more bases and give you exclusive access 0.99

01:10:06.360 Here's what it actually was from what I saw.

01:10:08.980 And people can correct me in the chat.

01:10:11.280 So, and this is, people call it his art of the deal.

01:10:15.960 But if you can read art of the deal by Trump, and this is just threats, right?

01:10:22.480 That's why one of the reasons, maybe not the reason, but one of the reasons he got Maduro from Venezuela is to show the world that he's willing to do something like that.

01:10:32.140 He's not on talk.

01:10:32.940 He's not North Korea, saber-rattling every few years about nuclear war,

01:10:38.020 and no one takes him seriously.

01:10:39.460 You need your threats to be credible.

01:10:41.460 So he made them credible, but that is what they are.

01:10:43.620 When you say you're going to invade a country with your military

01:10:47.380 to bring people to the bargaining table, that's not Art of the Deal.

01:10:51.060 That's just threatening war, which is something different entirely.

01:10:54.840 But that's not a chess move.

01:10:57.640 You see what I'm saying?

01:10:58.720 He's not playing 5D underwater backgammon.

01:11:02.940 as Shapiro would say.

01:11:04.280 It's just throwing his weight around militarily.

01:11:06.580 Okay, so put that to the side.

01:11:08.900 My understanding of what happened in Greenland 0.97

01:11:11.580 was that he, and this is true to an extent,

01:11:15.800 he's playing up the strategic importance of Greenland

01:11:19.500 against China and Russia

01:11:22.160 and saying that you need to secure that area.

01:11:25.780 It's not being properly secured

01:11:27.280 and there's trade routes involved in this.

01:11:30.140 Okay, okay.

01:11:30.480 but what wasn't brought up were natural resources or mines and from what i saw the deal that they

01:11:37.940 got was that we can have more bases and america gets a couple mines which wasn't talked about

01:11:45.500 because he he wasn't talking about the importance of natural resources in the region just like he

01:11:50.720 wouldn't talk about the importance of canadian national resources or natural resources rather

01:11:55.580 when he's talking about annexation he's talking about china he's talking about trade routes but

01:11:59.840 he won't bring up what he might really want which is just straight up resources yeah and i think

01:12:06.920 it's interesting that that wasn't brought up a lot from him so that tells me it's like that's why he

01:12:12.200 went in with his full force because he wanted he wanted what he already had yes but then this other

01:12:17.000 thing and he just wanted to get done fast i think the speed is the part of it what do you think

01:12:23.560 about that yeah i mean look i didn't hear anything about that so if that's true then that that would

01:12:27.040 makes sense i don't think it's i don't think it's good statementship i don't think that it i don't 0.92

01:12:32.460 think it's uh sustainable right like how how long are you even going to have fucking allies if you 0.86

01:12:37.600 really are a hegemon and you can actually scare the entire planet into a corner with a gun all at 0.90

01:12:43.560 once then by by all means go for it i don't think that's true though i don't think you can scare the 0.98

01:12:48.120 entire fucking planet into a corner at once trump so we'll see how this plays out for him over the 0.77

01:12:53.240 next eight years i'll tell you what i think it gets easier to scare the whole world once you get 0.98

01:12:58.920 a couple in the pocket i think that was the worst thing that denmark and greenland could have done

01:13:04.040 which is quote like he made the threats and he let it be known that there's really no consequence

01:13:10.340 to making these threats yeah but there's no i'm saying the consequences are long term the point

01:13:15.080 is there will be consequences for greenland this is this if that's true this is a bad deal for 0.97

01:13:20.520 green line in Denmark they don't get fucking anything 0.86

01:13:22.480 out of it and they lose quite a lot 0.92

01:13:24.140 and the same thing he's doing to Canada you are turning

01:13:26.580 these countries like Canada right now

01:13:28.220 right and left are turning against

01:13:30.440 Trump right everybody's turning

01:13:32.600 against Trump now Europe is turned like

01:13:34.380 you're not just Trump but against Americans because the

01:13:36.560 thing is Americans are eating this 0.55

01:13:38.680 you know hook line and sicker they love 1.00

01:13:40.580 this shit because anyways I'm not 1.00

01:13:42.500 going to go off on Americans but 1.00

01:13:43.660 like you only 0.99

01:13:46.480 have so much fucking goodwill you can't 0.99

01:13:48.560 keep playing these negotiating games 0.96

01:13:50.200 10 years from now and expect them to turn out exactly the same way if the parties you're then

01:13:54.820 negotiating with are significantly poorer weaker and more broken because of what you've been doing

01:14:00.760 to them for the past 10 years at some point they're either going to collapse under your weight

01:14:04.700 right or they're going to or they're going to stop you know working with you so i can't i mean

01:14:11.760 unless we're just saying it's truly just going to be an american empire they're going to take 0.99

01:14:15.200 over the whole fucking planet i can't see i can't even imagine that happening america is so fucking 1.00

01:14:20.000 fat and gay and brown it's inconceivable that there would actually be a global american empire 1.00

01:14:25.380 at this point sorry guys yeah i honestly think i don't think trump is that machiavellian but no i 1.00

01:14:33.140 don't think so either he's just a bully he's just a stupid bully he's trying to get one thing out 1.00

01:14:37.080 he's got a list of shit he wants and he's pointing a gun at people to get it that's all it is well 1.00

01:14:42.100 geek 593 makes a good point here where the majority of canadians ever not going to be against trump 0.99

01:14:46.520 which i i think you had look you had the canadian right a hundred percent with trump nine months ago

01:14:52.200 a hundred percent and it's like if you're not in canada you haven't seen this but now it's pretty

01:14:57.080 much split and it's going in the opposite direction fast fast and it's because we're losing our 0.95

01:15:02.920 fucking jobs and our houses and it's not i'm not saying it's because of trump it's not because of 0.95

01:15:07.160 trump but trump is is got his boot on the back of our national head and is pushing us into the mud 0.99

01:15:12.920 in our moment of weakness is what's going on so it's not he's not a good ally okay we don't view

01:15:18.080 america as an ally as a reliable partner anymore we view them as as a bully essentially so which

01:15:24.760 is what america is to canada at this point mark carney made a point i'm trying to see if i can

01:15:30.960 pull up the clip here but he gave a speech at davos and he had said that the previous international

01:15:39.080 order is ending and that he wasn't calling it a multipolar paradigm shift but he was saying that

01:15:47.000 everything you'd say trust is broken i agree i actually thought it was a pretty decent speech

01:15:51.280 it was a i think it was an accurate speech however the question is whether or not that's

01:15:55.640 something that trump wants now does he want the implicit made explicit does he want to shake

01:16:02.380 things up in the interest of setting up a possible jd vance presidency to massage some of the

01:16:09.000 existing deals and is something more you know because the idea is that you know so many of

01:16:14.840 these leaders eventually cycle out and you're left with the policies with a new person in charge of

01:16:21.340 them who might treat them differently you know caravaggio made a good point says whatever

01:16:24.860 let me pull it up here whatever deals trump strike can be canceled later that's true or

01:16:29.660 they can be reaffirmed in a different tone or different voice i honestly think and we talked

01:16:33.920 with this on the myth of the 20th century episode

01:16:35.860 that other

01:16:37.680 geo-strategists have mentioned that

01:16:39.500 if, I mentioned Peter Zaihan

01:16:41.980 probably a bad example, but others have

01:16:43.860 said this, that if Trump, not Trump

01:16:45.740 but America, were to

01:16:47.460 pull its security interests from

01:16:49.960 Europe and Eurasia

01:16:52.060 it could end up projecting them

01:16:53.720 south towards South America

01:16:55.260 and assert itself more in the

01:16:57.740 western hemisphere. And I think

01:16:59.980 they've been predicting that for

01:17:01.720 10, 15, 20 years now

01:17:03.760 And I think that is one thing that really is happening right now.

01:17:07.440 But it's almost to a letter what others have been saying.

01:17:11.300 It's like you're going to see them break from Europe and Europe will be left stranded.

01:17:16.340 And what's Europe going to do?

01:17:17.320 Maybe he's expecting Europe to come back begging.

01:17:20.300 I think he wants to change the nature of the relationship, but I don't think it will.

01:17:24.400 And that's kind of what Canada is in right now.

01:17:27.020 Canada is looking for a new dance partner.

01:17:29.480 and we're talking about

01:17:31.520 we're looking at global news

01:17:34.260 right now

01:17:35.160 Canada on Chinese EVs

01:17:37.880 shows trade trumped national security

01:17:40.360 says experts

01:17:41.500 I know you've got some opinions on this

01:17:44.000 about Canada

01:17:46.440 in light of all this

01:17:48.280 pursuing a stronger

01:17:50.440 relationship with China

01:17:51.420 now I got my views on this

01:17:54.440 but I want to see what you think about this 1.00

01:17:56.220 I mean look I don't like China

01:17:58.360 but china has actually been a more reliable trade partner than the u.s china china you know there's 0.99

01:18:04.260 tariffs on our shit but if they're consistent they don't use tariffs as a weapon against us 0.95

01:18:08.380 they use them the same way everybody else uses them it's like mercantile so we and look regardless 0.99

01:18:13.880 of whether i like the trading partner we need trading partners our industry is dying on the

01:18:18.380 vine as we speak i'm watching it at work every day we need trading partners we need capital 0.93

01:18:24.340 investment so if it's look if china is going to build fucking chinese factories here the americans 0.97

01:18:29.760 aren't doing it and the americans and not only the americans not doing it but every time we try 0.98

01:18:33.940 to build a factory they use patent law and and fucking you know aggressive lawsuits to break 0.79

01:18:40.380 down our companies and take them away right because they essentially don't want us to win 0.94

01:18:44.460 so if the chinese are going to either invest in us or build factories here i'm fine with it 0.99

01:18:48.480 it's better than dying so right and it's the same thing with europe if he pulls back from europe 0.98

01:18:53.640 and goes to south america you really like you're dreaming if you think europe is going to come back

01:18:58.060 begging they're just going to go to russia and china yeah i think the relationship i was trying

01:19:02.920 i was looking at omegas here in the chat um saying no we didn't we had them aligned with

01:19:07.900 similar interests i wonder if he was talking about europe or or or the or the canadian right that we

01:19:14.340 were we all had we all thought we were on the same side until trump actually got elected and

01:19:19.080 just went guns out for canada yeah um i might take a different approach because i everything

01:19:26.880 you said is true about let's say american business interests in canada we talked about this

01:19:33.020 with uh you know the book on corporate canada that we covered a few episodes ago about one of the

01:19:40.280 difficulties of defining the canadian business sector is since its inception since confederation

01:19:47.720 It's been aligned with American interests and often populated by Americans themselves and then later subverted and bought by American interests as well.

01:19:56.360 And they're always trying to sell out the country, sell out the border.

01:20:00.460 However, I think if we're talking about who an ally ought to be, I would pick America over China simply because I'm not excited about any hypothetical deals with China,

01:20:17.060 which is all this is at this point like we're talking about a deal for electric vehicles who 0.84

01:20:22.460 gives a fuck basically even when i was on myth of 20th century i think it might have been stormy 0.97

01:20:26.760 it was stormy or adam what i mean there's only two other fucking people there so it must have 0.99

01:20:31.300 been one of them but they said that really the problem china's having is they have a surplus 0.97

01:20:35.960 of evs that are just collecting dust in parking lots like they do with everything like everything 0.79

01:20:40.940 china's ever done it's it's fucking mothballed in a field somewhere and so they're they're just 0.93

01:20:46.220 looking at this as a way to dump their surplus into a new market and it's a win-win for them 1.00

01:20:51.680 um i don't know what we get other than a bunch of like rusted shitty chinese evs uh i think what 0.98

01:20:58.760 people would like is just a ford hilux you know or not for hilux but you know like the the thing 0.98

01:21:04.520 with the thing with trade the thing with trade in fairness you you give people you give people

01:21:10.760 the opportunity to purchase something they don't want it they're not going to buy it and that's 0.91

01:21:13.320 chinese's problem right but to the extent that people want to buy these nobody right now can 1.00

01:21:17.820 actually if you wanted to get an electric car there's no such thing as a cheap electric car 0.91

01:21:21.220 in canada it doesn't exist so if they're going to come and offer like twelve thousand dollar

01:21:24.480 electric cars that does completely change the market so i'm not saying that i would buy that

01:21:29.120 i'm not saying that's even a good thing but to be like oh that's just they're just dumping i mean

01:21:32.940 i'll take dumping what are you gonna dump dump some aluminum next dude dump some phenolic resin 0.85

01:21:37.640 dump some fucking polycarbonate here's a man who wants to be dumped on no give me like look i want 0.99

01:21:42.640 access to that shit we're being cockblocked on both sides both oceans here from everything it's 1.00

01:21:47.820 part of the reason we don't have any industry left like look what i had said earlier i would 0.99

01:21:51.720 prefer like the u.s to me is our natural ally all us being equal we should be brothers with the u.s

01:21:57.240 but what's actually happening on the ground at least in ontario is american factories and

01:22:01.400 american business interests are pulling out at the speed of sound and going south of the border

01:22:05.660 and if china is actually and as you said this is all talk right now it hasn't happened but if china

01:22:11.120 wants to come in i say let them we have empty factories and we don't have the capex to actually 0.84

01:22:16.880 stand them back up again so if china's going to come and stand those factories up fucking let 0.99

01:22:21.140 them because the americans have left the americans are the ones who left the fucking factories so i 0.98

01:22:26.580 want i just want the factories you know it was so frustrating considering this earlier because um 0.99

01:22:32.620 just relating to something else i was doing i was thinking about canadian manufacturing

01:22:38.560 I was thinking about policy positions that could reinvigorate Canadian manufacturing because everyone says that.

01:22:45.420 Everyone says we should, even though, as we discussed in a previous episode, the character of Canadian labor has always tilted more agrarian than entrepreneurial.

01:22:58.380 We've seemed to almost be hostile to entrepreneurship up here.

01:23:02.580 you know i mean like it's not easy to be an entrepreneur up here whereas in america they

01:23:07.980 seem to to glamorize it right i think that's been the case both culturally and financially

01:23:13.780 like it's very hard to start a business up here but i was thinking how could you do it

01:23:17.400 and i was encountering i won't say their name but i was speaking with a fairly large

01:23:22.200 content creator in their space i was getting some merch done uh they're producing flags

01:23:27.140 right and of course you want to buy canadian you want to employ canadian skilled tradesmen or

01:23:35.580 craftsmen or whatever the fuck is any business you can but just to get you know or you might

01:23:40.800 get a print on demand option you might get a flag or a banner or something for an event 0.69

01:23:44.760 you can go to like uh printify or printful and get that done up but oh you're you're dealing with

01:23:50.420 i don't know bangladeshi or chinese or whatever the fuck but let's try and go 1.00

01:23:55.260 a Vistaprint Vistaprint for example is like the biggest one in Canada and I've dealt with them 0.99

01:24:00.620 before it's what you can see on the packaging all they're doing is their drop shipping shit from

01:24:04.740 India a hundred percent absolutely yes and you're paying your this is what I'm saying about us being 0.95

01:24:10.740 cockblock at the border like we're paying 10 15 times more than they're paying and that's it it's 0.99

01:24:20.160 just from India and like when we like we have businesses we just do we honestly we just do 0.92

01:24:24.080 isn't direct with fucking china now like why why am i going to pay all of that to go through a 0.99

01:24:28.140 fucking american or canadian intermediary when i have connections in china i can just fucking 1.00

01:24:32.200 order shit from china so i mean yeah it's it's stupid man uh for sure makes a good point that 1.00

01:24:38.620 the chinese factories might bring their own workers but um it could be the case that's up 1.00

01:24:42.940 to us right like the americans didn't do that we wouldn't let them do that we shouldn't let the 1.00

01:24:47.480 chinese like obviously that would be a deal breaker but if the chinese if it's chinese 0.99

01:24:51.540 state-owned corporations and they just want to make money i know there for example there were 0.64

01:24:54.500 mines in the northwest territories where they did actually bring chinese workers in and we have a

01:24:58.100 battery factory in ontario opening where they're bringing korean workers in so like if there is a

01:25:01.860 precedent for that i don't think we should allow it but if we can have some kind of a similar

01:25:06.260 relationship where we just have chinese capex standing up factories and then hiring some

01:25:10.900 canadians is better than yeah this is what i was just about to get into where i said okay if you

01:25:17.220 want to get some type of merchandise produced right and you want to go canadian you're going

01:25:23.220 to be paying more for a worse product yes this content creator was who's a canadian nationalist

01:25:29.700 through and through and wants nothing to do with dealing with these other crunches he's like

01:25:35.380 but if i want it done within a decent budget and it's actually better and more well made i got to 1.00

01:25:41.620 go to a chinese factory now that's a shame correct it's a dirty rotten shame but if you look at the 1.00

01:25:47.140 chinese economy we can talk about it all day but one thing that they're pretty good at is you know 1.00

01:25:54.820 hyper stimulating factory creation and by factory i mean a factory you could appropriate for

01:26:02.260 different means you see videos about these all on tick tock on whatever reels platform you're

01:26:08.500 looking at you know where it's like here is a chinese factory and it's got a bunch of machines

01:26:13.220 and it's a textile factory but you can do a lot of that textile factory you can kind of make

01:26:17.580 anything fabric related you can kind of rejigger it to do all kinds of shit and all you're doing

01:26:22.900 is dealing with companies in the west but imagine you're that factory owner and some of these guys 0.94

01:26:28.100 looking at 30 25 30 how does a fucking 30 year old end up running a factory now they're running 0.81

01:26:34.120 in a chinese way of course but they are at least working in a system that says okay if you want to 0.99

01:26:43.160 start a factory just producing merch producing you know the slop for americans but we're going

01:26:51.660 to let you do that we'll we'll make loans and financing available to you yeah and you have a

01:26:57.500 ready-made workforce you can and we own a lot of these factories if you want to start if you and

01:27:01.980 me want to start a factory in ontario or fucking anywhere i mean just say they said we we want to

01:27:08.600 attract investment from all over the world and we'll just produce stuff we'll produce whatever 0.82

01:27:12.700 it is like how many barriers are in your way for just doing that like a mid-size factory you know

01:27:18.220 that this is my thing like this is what i what i'm asking genuinely tell me i am i'm actively 0.79

01:27:24.100 involved in this shit so in canada you know in ontario specifically but i'm assuming from what 0.65

01:27:29.600 here in the rest of canada it's death by a thousand cuts it's no one specific thing there's 0.99

01:27:33.360 no one bill that made it impossible but at every every interaction that you make when you're

01:27:40.320 selecting a part right to to import maybe there might be taxes on it there might be regulations

01:27:46.000 on which like you maybe you can't bring this particular part from vietnam or like you can't

01:27:49.600 do this or blah blah blah when you hire employees right the the process because the thing is i have

01:27:54.480 now i own an engineering company in canada and i know how labor works here and i've owned a factory

01:27:59.960 in china and i know how labor works there the way labor works there is i grab a guy off the street

01:28:04.540 and i say hey want to make 30 bucks and he says cool and i check his id to make sure he is actually 0.81

01:28:10.400 a hong kong person and we're good he fucking works for me now that's it and there's no taxes 0.90

01:28:17.100 until like i don't my point is when i say new taxes i mean there's no tax paperwork i don't 0.97

01:28:21.640 even file i don't even fucking register until it hits five million dollars right so like the amount 0.93

01:28:27.380 of paperwork and bullshit like i i've been doing hst for the company for q4 2025 between my wife 0.97

01:28:34.060 and i it's 15 fucking hours for hst on a three-man operation like why and that's just the hst that's 0.98

01:28:41.700 not even income tax and that's not even the payment that's just the time that it takes to do 0.97

01:28:45.620 the fucking paperwork unless you pay a chartered accountant which is another scam so and this that's 0.93

01:28:50.420 just one angle of it man it's it's taxes it's regulations it's barriers to trade it's it's a 0.99

01:28:55.380 million it's a million fucking things you know and that's why like and i say this trying to figure 0.83

01:29:00.160 out how to bring manufacturing back and make it less hostile like i bet you you can find a lot of 0.98

01:29:07.140 young guys who would love to start a factory like that one of these quirky factories where you just

01:29:12.300 produce stuff and there's a lot of young guys that work in it and i bet you can do it for a fair

01:29:16.760 enough wage and i bet you can make it attractive for them because you know let me let me just say

01:29:21.880 this how you make people say how would you make it attractive how would you commit to that cultural

01:29:26.220 shift i would say it doesn't take a lot it only takes a couple policies to do this and give it 0.86

01:29:31.760 five years give me five fucking years and the way you start start like how they got people into 0.86

01:29:38.740 windmill tech how did people how did windmill tech get inflated and by windmill tech i mean 0.96

01:29:44.940 people who work on windmills, which was a big thing here in Ontario, what you did was you put

01:29:50.560 the word out from the centralized government that filtered all the way down to guidance

01:29:55.640 counselors in high school and say, this is the hot new thing. You want a job? You want a job

01:30:00.660 out of high school? You want a career path? Get into this. There was all kinds of young guys who

01:30:04.180 were told that. And they went to college, not university. University is one thing. Okay,

01:30:09.580 college technical colleges we just call them colleges here what they do is they are an

01:30:14.940 intermediary between you know the government and the private sector and the high school is saying

01:30:19.300 like okay we identified a need in the market we are going to offer training for that for five 0.82

01:30:25.660 thousand dollars a fucking year so now you have two different tiers of society maybe up to three 0.96

01:30:30.980 tiers society over the course of two to three years that are now bringing high school young 0.99

01:30:37.060 people in to prepare them for this emergent manufacturing market if you make the decision

01:30:41.860 that we want to start making more factories that are scalable and you know rearrangeable

01:30:49.000 to deal with to to basically replace china right and there's an argument argument to be made

01:30:56.900 and i'm just gaming this out of course this is all wild speculation but there is an argument to be

01:31:01.640 made that based on Canada's history of being less entrepreneurial and more agrarian and labor

01:31:09.640 focused, and this was public policy for a long time. And I think we talked about that in a

01:31:13.920 previous episode. If not, we'll get to the next one when we cover Maximum Canada, which is a very

01:31:19.840 interesting book. But it's saying that we might be set up more culturally to do that. This would

01:31:26.900 be a big swing but you would say to mark carney would say to trump they do their fuck yous they 0.99

01:31:33.320 do their dance that's the posturing it's the peacocking okay do you want to make a deal do 0.99

01:31:38.580 you want to see the shape of something interesting i'm going to talk to you trump let's get into a

01:31:43.040 room okay put all the bluster away here's what you want what you want is a legacy what you want is

01:31:48.480 the history books talking about you what you want to do is set up jd vance for success let's be 0.99

01:31:53.060 honest that's what you want okay i have a pathway where you can cut china out of your world forever 0.99

01:32:00.600 and it involves bringing a lot of that manufacturing sector to canada and it's not going to compete on 0.98

01:32:07.700 lowering the human capital we're not going to be doing in a chinese way we're going to be doing it

01:32:12.360 in a white way we're not going to have people jumping from scaffoldings because i don't think 1.00

01:32:16.320 that's necessary to have the price low i just think that's how chinese people deal with their

01:32:21.480 you know not having a lunch break okay you see what i'm saying but there's a pathway

01:32:25.580 to create a new manufacturing sector to address global a global marketplace and specifically the

01:32:34.440 american marketplace because the chinese manufacturing sector largely serves the

01:32:38.200 american marketplace and the american entrepreneurship that's whatever might be

01:32:41.540 okay i think there's a way to start growing that here is geographically closer and i think the

01:32:47.460 population is ready for that and excited for that. And I think you could tap into a certain

01:32:53.780 entrepreneurial drive in young, white Canadian men who would want to start these factories

01:32:59.240 and a whole class of men that are kind of just desperate to do anything right now for jobs,

01:33:05.060 like you said before. That could be something. And I think there could be something in it for

01:33:10.820 America if we did that. Absolutely. Absolutely. It's always better. Two trading partners and

01:33:16.320 both of them are strong and both of them are you know maybe specialized ideally both of them are

01:33:20.700 specialized in different sectors and then they trade and they reinforce each other that almost

01:33:24.620 becomes a point where you like that's a true alliance right but um uh like you're saying

01:33:29.740 about entrepreneurialism i agree with you that canadian culture culture is more labor focused

01:33:34.680 and less entrepreneurial but are the entrepreneurs that we have are massively underutilized so we 0.97

01:33:41.660 could immediately take up slack on the entrepreneurs who are currently sitting under a fucking bridge

01:33:46.640 and put them to work and i also think i'm not denying that there is a precedent in canadian 0.85

01:33:52.980 history for state-run corporations what you're kind of describing like either state-run programs

01:33:57.900 or state-run corporations that would in you know encourage a certain industry but the other part

01:34:02.860 of it is like i was mentioning what works in china and what works in hong kong like their success

01:34:07.320 has largely been to do with you know you have all of these rules about labor and about unions and

01:34:13.500 about taxes and all of this shit they only apply over a certain scale it's a progressive scale

01:34:19.880 like the way the canadian system works all of these things apply to everybody and because the 0.75

01:34:26.120 the marginal cost of doing it is so high small businesses almost can't exist like an sme under

01:34:31.860 you know under 50 employees almost can't exist in some sectors because the marginal cost of doing

01:34:36.840 business is so fucking high just remove it just say if your net revenue is less than 50 million 0.98

01:34:43.000 dollars you don't have to pay this shit because we're not you're not help we're not helping 0.98

01:34:47.080 anybody but not just not having this sector anymore which is what's going on the electronic 0.99

01:34:50.340 sector is that's where i work is rapidly leaving ontario and this is part of it so like get rid of 0.97

01:34:55.960 and i know people don't like this this sounds like china but get rid of fucking minimum wages 0.82

01:35:00.480 get rid of get rid of a lot it sounds libertarian and a lot of people don't like that but but you 0.97

01:35:05.360 You have to just fucking stand on something. 0.82

01:35:08.480 Do you want business or do you not? 0.99

01:35:09.860 Do you want to have a centrally planned socialist economy?

01:35:12.640 Be my guest.

01:35:14.020 But if you want to have business, you can't centrally plan it. 0.99

01:35:16.980 There's not a single example of that fucking working. 0.98

01:35:19.320 I'm sorry. 0.97

01:35:19.560 It would be great to have a centrally planned government that distributed capital to the sectors that needed it to spurn growth.

01:35:28.020 And we actually used to have that, but we don't now.

01:35:30.360 so since we don't have that now it would be preferable just to let the people who are dying

01:35:35.620 to do this do it the funny thing about that because you had brought it up about windmills 0.82

01:35:39.820 windmills the fucking windmills the program you're talking about where they encourage people 0.90

01:35:44.300 they give people bonuses they give people stipends and subsidies to go into these programs and then 0.99

01:35:49.140 current even now right if you're like we i've looked at this because i'm always looking for

01:35:52.680 my company to try to find like um grants and shit right so there's tons of grants for green tech

01:35:57.860 you can get tons of money for working on for example like still the thing is windmills are 0.99

01:36:03.880 fucking retarded they're retarded they don't produce anything they produce a tiny fraction 1.00

01:36:10.060 of the energy per dollar that you get from any other system they're so fucking bad they're so 1.00

01:36:15.820 like long term not on day one but long term in terms of maintenance and how how they're short 1.00

01:36:20.400 their lifespan is they're so fucking retarded but we're dumping not only we dumping dollars from 0.99

01:36:26.080 the canadian taxpayer and from our deficit into this windmill program but you are bidding up and 0.99

01:36:32.540 i can see this live real time bidding up the price of good engineers who want to go work on juicy

01:36:38.740 america on juicy government contracts on the windmills that no longer work on private sector

01:36:43.860 contracts so for example if i want to go hire an engineer that engineer is now 75 000 instead of 0.93

01:36:50.800 sixty two thousand dollars and why because the government took my fucking money to give it to him 0.93

01:36:56.540 so he could build a windmill that nobody fucking asked for and now i don't have an engineer so i 0.96

01:37:03.120 have i gotta be in my bonnet about those specific types of programs i love the idea of government 0.80

01:37:08.480 encouraging but i don't think government should be picking sectors like the government should not

01:37:12.640 be saying we need windmills no the government it's good enough for the government to say

01:37:15.840 we need business we need jobs we need manufacturing and the people who know how to choose what to

01:37:22.540 produce are business owners like you said you had such a great example look at the chinese factories 0.99

01:37:27.360 they turn on a dime you got a dark factory with 5 000 employees and one minute they're making 0.79

01:37:31.600 cell phones the next minute they're making dildos it doesn't matter to them right that is not

01:37:36.340 government central planning that's a purchasing department or like a sales department responding

01:37:41.280 to market demand in real time it's funny because it's way more capitalist than us it's like that

01:37:46.160 meme it's like uh you don't see it much anymore you only saw for like a month it's like i guess

01:37:50.240 we're making blank now exactly but that's what it is yeah right but you can't do that if all of your

01:37:55.600 money is tied up and it's like oh well look i'd like to stop here's an example we make windmill

01:38:00.880 blades we'd like to make turbine blades for jet fighters but we can't because that's not green

01:38:05.760 technology and we'd lose our funding so we have to keep making these windmill blades even if we're

01:38:10.560 not selling them even if we're throwing them in the ditch we get we get a subsidy from the

01:38:15.120 government to make them yeah we can make them and bury them in the ground and we still get paid

01:38:19.200 you're shifting from the priority being producing windmill blades to producing factories that make

01:38:24.800 things yes because the government is paying us you see what i'm saying so rather because remember

01:38:29.200 if the government is paying for a subsidy that money came from you so first step is is stop

01:38:34.240 taking the money right maybe the first step is there are people out here like me and i i could

01:38:39.840 name 20 guys by name in my area alone because i'm part of some of these these industry associations

01:38:44.960 who are trying to stand their factories up and can't if you just stop taking our money we'll

01:38:50.400 build the factories for you we'll do it for ourselves man we love our country we got a good

01:38:54.800 quote a question rather from fox ranger x isn't mexico already the new china for the usa this was

01:39:00.720 addressing i think that's largely true yeah it is but the because we're just talking about a value

01:39:08.000 proposition you would be selling trump on hypothetically and i would say canada has a

01:39:14.560 richer history of innovation and technological development and mexico does not we're going to

01:39:21.360 mexico for is just more slave labor we're going to mexico for is the industrial version of the 1.00

01:39:29.200 guys you hire outside the home depot you just want you know uns basically unskilled labor

01:39:34.800 what what's the what's the top mexican university yeah canada has some of the most globally

01:39:40.860 renowned universities canada has way more impressive universities than has any business

01:39:47.180 having frankly for the type of country that it is but canada i think it it will produce you

01:39:53.480 better engineers it will produce you better workers we're very good at that and we used to be

01:39:58.560 globally renowned for that up until fairly recently so i would say we would be a better

01:40:06.780 landing place for capital because we have better we have better workers that can get things done

01:40:12.000 i mean because because if we can get re-migration through then yeah but like that's rapidly 0.72

01:40:17.240 disappearing not only at an institutional level but i was saying i was assuming this was white

01:40:20.920 guys i'll do it sorry if it wasn't oh yeah yeah if you know if we if we just stick to canadian

01:40:24.720 white guys i i think we put the americans to shame in some sectors like i if you look back

01:40:31.380 in the in the 90s in ontario we were putting we were in we were neck and neck in some sectors

01:40:36.340 with the states so but again that that has gone away because of the demographic changes yeah

01:40:41.780 this is all just fantastic you know gaming this sort of thing out but that was just my mind

01:40:49.380 wandering and saying is there a shape to this thing i think there's a shape to this thing i

01:40:53.180 I think there's a pathway to this, and I don't think it will be that hard to do.

01:40:56.680 Everyone talks like it's so many impossible things must work in concert to accomplish this.

01:41:02.740 No, I just think it takes a few things.

01:41:04.320 It takes a bit of time, and it takes a will.

01:41:07.100 And someone made a good point here when I'm looking at – yeah, this is Geek593. 0.53

01:41:12.040 This assumes a political body not run by ethnic cartels and strange little gay war. 0.92

01:41:16.760 Agreed. Agreed on all this stuff. 0.99

01:41:18.700 That's what I was going to say.

01:41:19.360 Everything that we're talking about requires whatever you want to say.

01:41:22.680 It's a radical change in the way our country is governed.

01:41:25.820 Because I can complain all day about Trump, but our government is our own worst enemy.

01:41:29.560 It is Ottawa that's doing this to us.

01:41:32.020 Yeah, I always say, here's the pathway.

01:41:34.240 It's a pathway that makes sense.

01:41:35.840 Who's standing in the way of that?

01:41:38.160 Now we can address that.

01:41:39.540 It's very difficult to identify the obstacles and the enemies if you don't have a heading.

01:41:44.860 And we're just depressed and nihilistic.

01:41:47.020 But if we have a pathway, and then we see who's trying to prevent that, now we know what we need to do with those people.

01:41:54.220 That's how the cartels reveal themselves.

01:41:56.340 That's how certain other groups reveal themselves. 1.00

01:41:58.600 Fuck, I forget that I'm on Blood Salad. 1.00

01:42:00.640 I'm Jews, basically. 1.00

01:42:04.380 Sorry, I thought I was on the blaze for a minute.

01:42:06.080 You've been doing too many interviews off the show for a while.

01:42:08.360 You know, we always got to say, like, certain other groups, I don't want to.

01:42:10.660 I can't.

01:42:11.500 I can't. 1.00

01:42:12.340 no yeah the fucking the jews and the indians and all the people sorry guys um but yeah like this 0.99

01:42:19.620 is just i think if you actually just considered a lot of these there's there's opportunity let's 0.99

01:42:27.120 just move on here so we got carney we got trump we got china we're trying to paint a picture of

01:42:34.460 the problems facing canada because i might have said this actually i didn't say this i've said

01:42:40.120 in the past but not this episode i'm not excited about a closer relationship with china mainly

01:42:46.040 because we've been down this road before for the very same reasons this was pierre trudeau

01:42:54.280 justin trudeau's father he was pretty infamous for pursuing a trade relationship with china with

01:43:02.680 mao at the time when america was saying we don't want anyone doing business with china with with

01:43:09.960 the chinese communist party and we canada pursue this for pretty much the same reasons that we are

01:43:16.920 now we wanted to break with america we wanted to have a new trading partner we wanted to open up

01:43:22.440 opportunities but that led to the situation where now we're you know the flow of fentanyl through 0.95

01:43:28.920 vancouver the subversion of our political class we have problems with chinese infiltration in canada 0.81

01:43:36.440 so to me like i'm not excited because we've done this before and it ended poorly but it's the exact

01:43:43.480 same thing with america there's also american infiltration there's also american subversion

01:43:48.120 of industries so if we had to pick one or the other i would pick america and i think there's 0.89

01:43:55.320 a negotiation to be had there i don't think we know how to negotiate with china i think china 1.00

01:44:00.280 knows how to lie to us and i think we're very naive when dealing with china but i think they're 1.00

01:44:06.520 operating on a completely different wavelength than we are they have different concerns different 1.00

01:44:10.280 agendas different way of understanding the world and their position in it and you know they're i

01:44:16.200 think they view this as waging a ward some kind of revenge for the century of humiliation like they're

01:44:22.040 they're fighting a war that we don't even know they're fighting i mean that's the the flag i'm

01:44:27.000 usually waving is that china is actually at least for the next hundred years until there's a change 0.60

01:44:31.800 of government is the enemy of the west they have it out for us man they are not they are not um 0.95

01:44:37.180 good faith partners they want our destruction they desire it so there's that but my my position 0.99

01:44:44.580 is really just we the canada in 2026 is desperate we just we're looking for a fucking life preserver 0.95

01:44:51.480 So we need, we need, dude, industrially, we have grain, timber, nickel, uranium, you know, we need somewhere to sell it. 0.93

01:45:01.460 Or all these mines shut down and they don't come back unless they're stood up by a foreign power.

01:45:06.800 So, so long as we have these industries, we need to find somewhere. 0.98

01:45:09.560 And if we have to sell them to China, we sell them to China.

01:45:12.220 So, but yeah, there's different shades of that.

01:45:13.860 like i agree with you that if we tried to get into bed with them in that way then yeah you're

01:45:18.480 essentially um shaking hands with your your mortal enemy so yeah so let's talk about this here now i

01:45:27.280 know this how much time we've got left jesus christ we have enough time to cover alberta

01:45:32.520 going yeah and like i said we had a whole stream dedicated to this uh you can find that on our

01:45:39.920 livestream channel um and it's i think most of it's about alberta and this was before it you

01:45:46.320 know became that big um there was always people talking about it and i think one of the things

01:45:51.900 we touched on during the stream was the amount of american influence in the movement now i don't

01:45:58.000 want to say it's total subversion but i don't think we can have this conversation without

01:46:04.440 bringing up that the albertus separatist movement has we were looking at a couple of the more

01:46:11.500 popular voices there and they turned out to be living in america at that moment right so like

01:46:18.440 that needs to be a part of it okay but there's many albertans right marty up north who we

01:46:28.100 interviewed on the show not long ago he lives in alberta he's a big proponent of this there's a lot

01:46:33.340 of people living in alberta and a lot of other provinces who identify with alberta like i'm

01:46:37.920 looking at the headline here from global news hundreds line up in calgary to sign petition

01:46:43.420 urging vote and alberta separation now hundreds doesn't sound like a lot but it ain't nothing

01:46:50.060 you know um hundreds of people lining up one day at the caliber calgary stampede grounds to sign

01:46:56.240 their names on petition calling for the government to hold a referendum uh calgary hold on they did

01:47:01.760 it at the calgary stamp like so people were already there for an event i i assume so but

01:47:07.920 they were lining up at the so you that's like you put a booth at the mall it's like people at the

01:47:13.560 mall who happen to be walking by with nothing better to do on a saturday sign the that's very

01:47:18.740 different from people drove an hour to sign that's a fair point also they need 178 000 signatures

01:47:25.980 and they have a may they're saying it sends a strong message to alberta if you are online at

01:47:33.820 all this will seem like a massive movement let me see if i can pull up a guy you're gonna love this

01:47:40.920 guy hold on keep talking for a minute i'm trying to find oh you know what i'm drinking gutterum

01:47:49.180 and warts remember the distillery they reopened it down in the distillery district yeah so i'm

01:47:55.120 drinking it i got their uh their four grain blend it's all right man okay look at this guy you hear

01:48:01.820 about this guy clyde do something oh yeah you'll love this guy one of our top i do not love clyde

01:48:09.760 do something i hate clyde do something you know about him of course i've i've been on youtube at

01:48:15.140 least once i've seen of course you've seen clyde i don't i don't think he's an op but he's pushed 0.98

01:48:19.700 man he gets pushed fucking everywhere he came out of nowhere clyde and who's the other one the pleb 1.00

01:48:23.680 these fucking losers pleb reporter yeah they're in a they're in a different world a different 1.00

01:48:30.320 content world uh where they're trying to i suppose ingratiate themselves with the conservative 1.00

01:48:36.140 establishment they seem to want nothing to do with the people's party of canada but they're

01:48:40.680 getting close to like i imagine a lot of these guys are big in the anti-vax movement because

01:48:45.460 yeah they're trucker protest guys they're anti-vax they're like pro-gun guys but the minute

01:48:50.360 you talk about race or sovereignty or culture they're anti-racist they're libs at heart oh 0.60

01:48:56.840 we got a geo good friend geo pinochet doesn't that matt eric guy think that china subversion

01:49:03.240 thing is nonsense or is he like a china bro i have to read his sub stack more uh we've had matt eric

01:49:09.000 on the show before uh i think canadian guy does not live in canada i believe he i think he lives

01:49:15.160 in russia right now um i i have no idea who lives in russia says china is nothing to worry about he 0.98

01:49:22.040 he is a multi-polarity guy um gay and stupid i i'm i'm 90 sure he's on some kind of payroll 0.99

01:49:30.360 uh but he he just cranks out content constantly like that's his his job he's always doing 1.00

01:49:37.560 documentaries and writing books and he's got like three videos a day he's just always producing

01:49:43.400 stuff uh i just i he is a china guy so he would say that anything that is critical of china would

01:49:50.840 be fake yeah if you but he's also releasing videos about freemasonry he's releasing videos

01:49:58.840 about a lot of esoteric stuff so i bet a lot of people find that very interesting nice guy very

01:50:05.360 well read guy but i know what his agenda is yeah but if you like that sort of thing i know geo is

01:50:12.520 a bit more of that tilt but yeah that's where he's yeah that's his thing um blood blood satellites

01:50:20.660 bottom guy he glad you something i just hate this guy because what he did was he moved to america

01:50:25.860 fairly recently and he treats it like being a new convert to a religion or a recently sober 0.76

01:50:35.480 alcoholic you know i mean who just can't shut up about so he moved to america the first thing he

01:50:39.800 did maybe not the first thing but he's always been critical of canada but he's almost like he's

01:50:44.820 trying to befriend the americans by being so anti-canada like he's just calling america calling

01:50:51.940 canadians losers and saying like making fun of like the anytime a canadian stands up to themselves 0.99

01:50:58.280 like oh you think that's gonna do with it you're pathetic yeah yeah yeah in so many words i noticed 0.99

01:51:02.440 that in a lot of guys that left the country and i'm assuming are no longer surrounded by their 0.98

01:51:06.640 own you know countrymen they tend to just they're much it's it's easier for them to just go off and

01:51:13.220 start just bashing canada and bashing canadians i see this is a typical post if you had both these

01:51:19.400 were told that you absolutely had to give one up in favor of the other which one you choose it's a 0.69

01:51:23.160 canadian passport an american passport this is the the slop he's going after like if you say you'd 0.76

01:51:29.740 keep the canadian passport you're dreaming you know like just yeah unless you're actually a

01:51:35.340 canadian in which case you believe canada is superior because you're a canadian so i don't 0.85

01:51:41.540 know like i can't put into words the level of contempt i have for you know how much gdp china 0.64

01:51:47.480 has do you know how big china's gdp do you know how big india's gdp is if you had an indian 0.79

01:51:53.100 passport can you imagine you you're kidding yourself if you think you'd give up that indian

01:51:58.080 passport india's gdp is way bigger than canada's so uh so every here's what it says every canadian

01:52:06.440 party is anti-american no political leaders pro usa there's no options for me in canada that's

01:52:11.420 literally not true that's insane what a what a gory not saying i can't stay in canada because 0.99

01:52:18.060 there's no pro-american political yes the fuck are you talking about how about you're not american 0.99

01:52:23.960 man 0.99

01:52:24.460 you know it's literally like in america

01:52:27.800 it's like i gotta leave america

01:52:29.900 because there's no pro-israeli political

01:52:32.000 party

01:52:32.300 there's so many funny dimensions to

01:52:35.960 this that it's

01:52:37.880 insane it's an insane thing

01:52:39.960 to say but like he wants

01:52:42.040 to be american so bad that he's like

01:52:43.840 i'd leave canada because it wasn't

01:52:46.100 pro-american enough but then

01:52:47.900 just he must have done i don't know

01:52:50.000 where he is in america

01:52:51.120 i want to believe he did

01:52:53.580 the stereotypical thing of like going right to texas you know i mean like they if you have

01:53:00.100 dreams of being an american okay what part of america yeah because just to remind you guys

01:53:06.180 there's california in america too there's oregon in america there's like there's a lot of parts

01:53:12.400 that might you could classify as worse than canada yeah that's what i was i was saying about

01:53:18.420 and i don't think i even said this on the show about canadian annexation when uh you know america

01:53:24.820 let's say takes over the entirety of canada and we're saying what they're hoping and i've known

01:53:30.740 people who said this what they were hoping was that we would adopt many of the american standards

01:53:37.540 let's say gun lack of gun control lower taxes uh those are just the two main ones okay i mean

01:53:45.300 these are good things but america doesn't own those things those are just good things why i'll

01:53:50.740 start by saying this why would we become more american and why wouldn't they become more

01:53:55.860 canadian yeah why would they not because there's a lot of democrats in america when they absorb

01:54:02.740 canada they're absorbing a population that as much as i might dislike it are close

01:54:08.180 i lost you there okay are you still there no yeah i got you just cut out for two seconds it's good

01:54:15.420 the the canadians are turbo libs like our our liberals are turbo libs they're california libs

01:54:22.440 they're not the cool democrats you'd be massively shifting the political demographics by

01:54:26.860 by integrating us yeah it's not a good idea integrating them would be like integrating

01:54:30.940 mexico politically so why would they not use canada to argue for stricter gun control and

01:54:39.000 universal health care we're assuming we'll get all the american stuff why wouldn't they get some

01:54:43.320 canadian stuff and that's why no no one's really considered that and i'm not trying to say that

01:54:48.840 they're they're absorbing a problem but really think about it's really game this out think about

01:54:54.480 what happens the day after and i don't think a lot of people have said they just say well i like to

01:54:59.820 be absorbed because i like lower taxes well maybe you end up paying californians taxes i think

01:55:04.640 california pays worse taxes than we do right right you're looking at like taxes across the board

01:55:09.620 because there happen to be some low tax states but there also happen to be states in america

01:55:14.240 that have higher taxes than canada so like yeah yeah don't count on it we ended up um talking too

01:55:21.080 much about mario uh not mario but um clyde do something who i just mario up north i'm fine with

01:55:26.580 but he's okay he's an advocate for alberta separation do we think it's serious i'm not sure

01:55:34.240 do real canadians believe in it yes now and do those canadians have a reason to say it i want

01:55:42.380 to be conscious of that yes look yes i don't want to be i don't want to be caught up in this and be

01:55:46.780 like oh you're an easterner you're you hate the prairies look look if i wanted to pick a province 0.93

01:55:51.380 that has been the most raped and extorted by Ottawa, 0.97

01:55:55.680 it's Alberta or the prairies at large.

01:55:58.360 I agree with that.

01:55:59.240 And I know where they're coming from.

01:56:01.080 I just don't think that

01:56:02.420 because you got the worst beating of all of us,

01:56:06.100 you should leave. 0.99

01:56:06.780 We're all being beaten.

01:56:08.400 And you're actually one of the stronger provinces.

01:56:10.800 If you leave, you're sentencing the rest of us to death.

01:56:13.800 It's the same demographic thing.

01:56:15.120 Like if they take just Alberta, 0.88

01:56:17.620 Alberta is definitely, I don't know, definitely,

01:56:19.320 i believe it's the most conservative of the provinces demographically if they take that

01:56:24.400 away from us canada is effectively doomed or like we we're doomed to uh to violent civil war at that

01:56:30.320 point there's no other way out we might be able to politically change something with the help of

01:56:35.680 the prairies right but i mean if it's just it's just selfish so i'm just getting through some

01:56:42.220 comments here that i missed when i went on my fugue state just there very good point people

01:56:47.220 were addressing some of the claims i was making um but but yeah i think it's very important to

01:56:53.140 identify that alberta has reason to want to separate and i think though so does british

01:57:00.600 columbia we have many listeners many friends of the show in british columbia they're saying

01:57:05.420 they're getting a raw deal if we uh hearken back to the reasoning behind confederation you know

01:57:12.100 One of the main reasons was to prevent American encroachment in the territory, but even more than that was to build east-west cohesion.

01:57:20.460 That was the dream of Sir John A. Macdonald, east-west cohesion and strength of trade.

01:57:24.920 And has that been the case? Did that happen? At one point, maybe yes, but hasn't been for quite some time.

01:57:31.440 Most of the trade is directed south, as we know, as we've addressed previously.

01:57:34.980 So Alberta is left paying equalization payments, disproportionate equalization payments to places like Quebec.

01:57:43.040 A lot of us are paying Quebec for the benefit of them hating us.

01:57:47.320 You know what I mean?

01:57:47.740 So it's not a very fair deal.

01:57:52.400 Now, would they be better off alone?

01:57:55.100 I actually don't think so.

01:57:56.640 Would they be better as part of the American empire?

01:57:59.660 I don't think so.

01:58:00.480 it's but i think if we're talking art of the deal then i think you need to talk like this to

01:58:08.720 jolt the center of power awake or at least if not this then what but i i just want to say like

01:58:16.560 i hear what they're saying and i i don't find a lot of fault in it it sucks you know the 0.85

01:58:22.960 liberal the laurentian elites track it all sucks you know what would actually be cool 0.97

01:58:27.920 rather than that rather than alberta seceding would be push ottawa north of the saint lawrence 0.83

01:58:34.300 into quebec quebec secedes and becomes an independent state and then we get we sell

01:58:39.880 toronto to to i knew you'd bring toronto i knew it i knew we sell toronto for a dollar

01:58:45.440 to the americans to michigan and then we're finally a country again the new capital is in

01:58:51.040 uh regina you're just trying to figure out a way to nuke toronto without nuking toronto well yeah 0.95

01:58:56.980 we give it let's give a make toronto part of minneapolis yeah just fucking give it to somalia 0.99

01:59:02.640 i don't know you fucking asshole um but yeah uh someone made can we give you our g since 0.99

01:59:12.740 we took trudeau yeah with his relationship with katie perry what a life he's living huh 1.00

01:59:18.700 fuck that guy what a dumb autobiography it's going to have you know like 1.00

01:59:23.060 he started dating katie perry at the worst time to date katie perry dude you like you oh man 1.00

01:59:29.580 he was probably listening to her in high school when he was in high school 0.60

01:59:33.060 i tell you what those brestices are a war crime right now you're you're getting in at the bottom 1.00

01:59:40.520 you're getting after all the producers have been through this is a woman that looks 1.00

01:59:47.260 exceptionally molested by the way this is a woman like she came out of nowhere and uh she she just 1.00

01:59:54.360 looks so psychologically broken she she looks to me like she came out of a box like phenotypically 1.00

01:59:59.460 as a human female she looks like they they found her they found her in some midwest high school and 1.00

02:00:06.300 just pulled her out of the fucking lacrosse team and dropped her on a stage and brain and like 1.00

02:00:11.620 zapped her head like she's not that attractive in interviews she seems lost like she's where do they 0.99

02:00:19.060 find these people dude are we talking about katie perry now are we still doing alberta

02:00:24.420 we're just i wanted to bring this to our attention cbc bc premier says alberta separatists seeking

02:00:32.420 assistance from us is treason and this is what we were talking about before now how real is this

02:00:38.420 is it getting real enough where they're trying to spook uh that anyone within the movement because

02:00:44.380 of course there is going to be american interest in this there will be american money that is a

02:00:49.180 reasonable statement though like if the if the states gets involved in this and they've already

02:00:52.940 said that they are involved talking to the alberta separatists i mean that's that's like a color 0.61

02:00:58.480 revolution that's fucking regime change you can do it in a quiet way but that is what that is that's 0.94

02:01:02.500 a foreign country giving money to a separatist movement within our country that's that's that's 0.98

02:01:07.060 war war talk buddy we got sunflower society you're saying can we finally get some high speed rail

02:01:14.020 hell yeah i'd like a lot of things you know i mean like we should have just the shinkansen

02:01:20.420 the shinkansen rail you would like uh just some good rail just just some pretty decent rail

02:01:27.660 we should get clausington on to complain about trains some more that is a man who likes his

02:01:33.100 trains that is a man who's talking about how uh a north america just does not take trains seriously

02:01:38.600 anymore now do we really want high-speed rail or are we just i think canada is the ideal country

02:01:46.120 for high-speed rail we should be like we should be the kings of high-speed rail places where they

02:01:51.580 have high-speed rail china i mean look i mean china makes sense but a lot like japan i guess

02:01:57.100 japan it kind of makes sense but it even more makes sense here right the way that our cities

02:02:00.620 are organized and even the geography that we have at the very least from calgary to montreal there

02:02:06.380 should be high-speed rail i agree completely because there's no that again that was the promise

02:02:14.380 going back to confederation that we're going to build a big beautiful rail line because that was

02:02:19.340 the only thing that made sense at the time and i think arguably still the only thing that makes

02:02:22.700 sense because it sure should not air travel that could be the rebirth of the country because that 0.96

02:02:27.020 that was the original birth essentially like john a pulled all that shit together at the 11th hour 0.98

02:02:31.440 with the railroad we could do it again with high-speed rail we'll just we'll just sink 0.96

02:02:36.620 british columbia we just give it away give to china and then everything from the rockies east 0.99

02:02:40.780 high-speed rail you keep destroying the country we're gonna fucking just cleave off huge parts 0.99

02:02:48.300 and just fucking nuke it just burn it just do whatever 0.98

02:02:50.740 looking at an article that was forwarded to me by mark trouble perhaps we're looking at the 0.99

02:03:00.700 national post we're on archive tit op-ed by ted morton the charter the charter of rights and

02:03:08.820 freedoms is gutting the provinces and the data proves that the courts are centralizing canada

02:03:13.580 at an increasingly aggressive rate so this is all part of one rich mosaic we've been painting for the

02:03:20.540 back half of this episode all the problems facing canada and now we're looking at internal problems

02:03:25.420 here i know we gotta get going soon and i'm highly conscious of that i just wanted to just touch on

02:03:29.980 this because it is very fascinating four years ago on the 40th anniversary of canada's charter of

02:03:35.820 rights and freedoms i wrote in the national post that the charter is one of the worst bargains

02:03:39.500 ever struck in the history of canadian federalism argued that it'd become little more than a disguised

02:03:45.500 version of the old discredited federal power of disallowance a federal veto over provincial

02:03:51.100 policies now exercised by the supreme court rather than the cabinet quebec governments have

02:03:56.780 always understood this this is why quebec refused to ratify the 1982 constitution act now there's

02:04:03.100 new empirical evidence that it isn't that's in fact what's happening a recent study released

02:04:07.420 by mcdonald laurier institute has found that not only that centralization is inherent to the

02:04:12.940 structure of the charter but the charter's centralizing tendencies have become increasingly

02:04:17.260 more pronounced in recent years the study is based on a database of all the supreme court's

02:04:22.220 chart decisions um by contrast when our it goes into the courts here a little bit um let's go

02:04:28.780 here a a telling exception of the supreme court's recent bisonette and senate decisions um the study

02:04:34.700 notes that its data is usually under understates the centralizing effect of judicial charter

02:04:39.740 decisions because it only includes supreme court decisions um a review of the charter decisions

02:04:44.700 this is all quite predictable the charter doesn't speak for itself in practice the charter means

02:04:49.740 what the judges say it means interesting the federal cabinet chooses not just who sits in the

02:04:55.500 supreme court but also the judges on provincial superior courts uh what about the cost of going

02:05:00.960 to court no need if you're on the right or left side the federal court challengers program funds

02:05:05.960 litigation costs of progressive rights advocacy groups that the liberals support and who in turn

02:05:12.040 support the liberals the losers have been provincial governments and by extension canadian

02:05:16.760 citizens who want provincial policies made by governments they elect anyway long story short

02:05:22.120 charter of rights and freedoms used as a way to centralize power within ontario within what we

02:05:29.320 understand to be the laurentian elite basically the liberal power structure and strip the provinces

02:05:34.920 of their rights and only present them with responsibility again to show that maybe alberta

02:05:41.880 has a point maybe bc has a point maybe every province outside of ontario has a point except

02:05:48.200 for quebec because i'm a bit tired of hearing about quebec for now but you see what i'm saying

02:05:53.240 they're part of the look the laurentians it's half quebec it's disproportionately french actually if 0.96

02:05:57.720 you look at it by head count so oh judas just wants violence times is what they're telling me 0.92

02:06:03.720 yeah have you not paid i mean we you've been here too so i mean here we are this is mostly

02:06:08.840 the give war chance show yeah and here i am guffawing a new kind of war yeah so i i guess

02:06:17.640 that really summarizes where uh where i think the important issues are that they're external

02:06:25.160 and both internal and there's a couple external considerations but i i think everything is

02:06:30.920 is hamstered by the internal contradictions that and this is something we've gotten to on the show

02:06:35.560 before like what is what is canada how many institutions within canada are nationalist

02:06:44.160 sounds crazy sounds crazy to even ask that question because you would assume canadian

02:06:49.620 institutions would at least have the national interest in mind i just think we're in a situation

02:06:55.080 where we're not and i think we've been subverted from without and from within and we don't really

02:07:01.700 know where to disentangle that yeah yeah so you kind of need to start your own country within the

02:07:07.640 country i and i i wonder if it's because of our age like we were raised you know we're both kids

02:07:13.440 of the 90s if this is just the canada that it's been for this long but it feels like canada is

02:07:19.320 half-baked like canada was never done like we had confederation but it never really blessed into a

02:07:24.600 proper country there was an element of like oh we're actually just a colony or we're actually

02:07:28.420 just a branch of the british empire we're actually just an you know we're america's hat but i feel

02:07:34.520 like we're not done yet like there is some greater future identity to canada that will exist one day

02:07:43.040 and we're finding it right now because yeah i would talk about the railroads and talk like you

02:07:47.380 said our institutionists our institutions aren't don't have the national interest at heart have

02:07:51.800 they ever i'm not sure they have it's like reading some stuff from like the 1950s and 1940s

02:07:56.560 they were all they were fighting the states the same way we are right now so yeah yeah it's been

02:08:02.220 the same story the entire time if i can just give me two more minutes and i'll just end on this

02:08:07.460 i wanted to cover this a bit more in depth and we won't have time but we're looking at

02:08:12.820 commonplace.org uh it's a website i'm not too familiar with it but what happens in america

02:08:19.680 is the subheading here title of the article is canada doesn't have the cards written by oren

02:08:26.680 cass and daniel kishy i've no idea who these people are i'm saying it like like you should

02:08:31.880 know like i should know like anyone should know um it's talking about exactly what we've been

02:08:36.600 discussing um talking about mark i'm gonna skip ahead a little bit because it's talking about

02:08:41.160 mark carney his background in davos and things like that you know last week canadian prime

02:08:45.920 from mark carney announced a new strategic partnership with beijing we were just talking

02:08:49.600 about that um now no matter how loudly davos applause or how warmly a favorable press receives

02:08:57.200 him carney doesn't have the cards he has geography and that geography still governs the fundamentals

02:09:03.040 of the canadian economy interesting take let's continue yeah and talk about the deal which isn't

02:09:09.440 a deal yet it's an agreement in principle it's not a real comprehensive trade deal it's more of

02:09:14.000 a swap we're talking about the electric cars thing um whatever whatever pose carny strikes

02:09:20.720 canada's balance sheet still points south in 2024 we give these numbers all the time but just as a

02:09:27.040 refresher 70 76 percent of canadian exports are flowing south and uh 62 the imports are from

02:09:35.440 america this is across canada with canada running a 102 billion good dollar good surplus in the

02:09:42.880 relationship china sits on the other side of the ledger canada ran almost a 60 billion dollar

02:09:48.000 deficit with beijing that year even though the relationship is far smaller in scale china

02:09:53.840 accounted for 12 of canada's imports um carney's china gambit can only take two paths and neither

02:10:00.560 ends well if it's intended as leverage it invites blowback the usmca is canada's most valuable

02:10:07.680 strategic asset because it supports canada press preferential access to the markets

02:10:13.120 in the worst case scenario carney's gambit could tempt the trump administration to cut

02:10:16.880 a bilateral deal with mexico that sidelines canada this is what we were also just talking about

02:10:22.400 turning supposed leverage into a loss of privilege if it's not a bluff if he really

02:10:28.080 believes he can diversify towards china then it becomes something worse setting canada down the

02:10:34.400 road to de-industrialization and we didn't really we kind of talked about this but i think this is

02:10:40.160 very important especially to what you were talking about not long ago it says any partnership that

02:10:45.840 lowers barriers in autos or manufactured goods will run the same script canadian market share

02:10:51.040 shrinks local capacity of roads and dependence on resource exports deepens as lawrence zhang of the

02:10:58.000 information technology and innovation foundation ironic writes by treating electric vehicles and

02:11:03.360 canola as roughly equivalent trade-offs canada is confusing industrial platforms with bulk exports

02:11:10.320 a rational canadian leader would double down on north american strength coordinate with the united

02:11:14.640 states on sectoral defenses against chinese over capacity pair them with stricter rules of origin 0.69

02:11:20.880 enforcement and block transshipment so really i think what he was getting at here and and i agree

02:11:27.520 with this um a partnership with china will not encourage industrialization sure it won't

02:11:35.040 encourage that with america either but i i think we're running the risk of just becoming a

02:11:42.000 marketplace for china or dumb ground for china whereas it could be something else with america

02:11:48.320 especially as i said before if you are broken a relationship with america in the interest of

02:11:55.040 of cutting off china instead of you know i mean like you're getting something out of this if you

02:12:01.420 invest in us help that's how you that's how you get america to invest in the canadian manufacturing

02:12:07.400 sector to spite china i'll take a spite investment because we're just talking about how to get

02:12:12.720 capital i would love that i and i'm just saying i i think that would be ideal i would love that

02:12:18.520 to happen and just my observation has been that that type of plan has been proposed and presented

02:12:26.540 and in some cases enacted for decades and the long run result over a hundred years has been

02:12:32.560 america just eating our lunch and i don't i don't know if it's in the cards in the long like over

02:12:37.920 the next 50 years not now like maybe we do make a deal with trump and he brings a little bit back

02:12:41.780 but is it just gonna mean they they get an economic boom while our wages continue to 0.96

02:12:48.660 stagnate for another 20 years because we get the rough end of that deal again for the fucking 50th 0.55

02:12:53.640 time so i i just i can't i don't know how to view the relationship with america as anything other 0.95

02:12:58.660 than they're a bad faith negotiator and whatever they say they're going to give you there you

02:13:02.620 know you're not actually getting it no i agree completely and when i say all these things i'm

02:13:07.900 trying to juggle all of these swords in the air at the same time like these are all true just like

02:13:12.680 with the alberta thing i'm like this whole discourse is subverted but they have a point

02:13:17.880 but they probably wouldn't survive on their own like every outcome sounds pretty bad and i'm just

02:13:24.980 trying to keep that in mind yes america would be better than china however it hasn't been great i 0.95

02:13:30.300 don't know why we're not joining europe to be honest china is the same fucking distance like 0.99

02:13:35.500 we i think we have a lot look we're resource rich europe is fucking spent dude i don't know 0.94

02:13:41.200 why we're not working more closely with europe i actually a lot of my in where i work i have a lot 0.97

02:13:47.220 of contact germany and hungary we import stuff from them like why aren't we exporting shit to 0.96

02:13:51.760 germany i don't know like do they have fucking nickel mines like we do i don't think so anyway 0.94

02:13:56.540 who knows yeah so the path i think despite everything that we said i think there's a path 0.96

02:14:04.880 forward I really do whether or not we're going to take it is to be seen I'm interested to see

02:14:08.840 what Mark Carney will do I don't trust Mark Carney but I also want to say I'm receptive to

02:14:16.080 the reasoning behind a relationship with China like I get it I get where you're coming from I

02:14:22.700 get where other people are coming from and even our good friend Gio and even you know Sunflower

02:14:29.080 Society like there's a few people I've known and people that I respect and trust who've said that

02:14:34.700 you know i will be on side with anyone that just gives me what i want like you had said who's going

02:14:42.200 to let me build factories who's going to help me get big beggars can't be choosers i i'll yeah

02:14:48.020 and so i i hope that's what carney's doing i hope he's trying to be like all right seduce me 0.71

02:14:52.860 and uh instead of being seduced he's being you know beaten and raped but you know that's part 0.98

02:15:00.100 of this dance yeah you know being beaten and raped is part of this dance of courtship that we do 0.98

02:15:06.060 the grand dance and the big they call her canada and she is so raped she has been she has been so 0.98

02:15:15.980 raped love you canada fast recovery canada they call her so right most raped country in history 0.99

02:15:24.200 Was it me who raped her? I don't think I raped her 1.00

02:15:26.860 I could have 1.00

02:15:27.440 She was raped long before I entered office 1.00

02:15:30.540 Was she raped by Americans? 1.00

02:15:32.440 She may have been 0.99

02:15:33.160 People are saying America raped her 0.98

02:15:35.280 People are saying America enjoyed it 0.98

02:15:37.140 But uh 0.99

02:15:37.920 They say she can't get any more raped 1.00

02:15:42.300 We shall see 1.00

02:15:44.040 There's no limit 0.99

02:15:48.060 advising people not to use rape jokes and end up in fucking australian jail then there's us 0.98

02:15:58.100 rape is good caravaggio says automate and then isolate that's the fourth option we said america 1.00

02:16:06.940 china stupid idiot judas said europe but the best thing is i agree automate and then isolate if we 0.99

02:16:13.620 can get just a little bit of capex and we could spool it up like we can start not and here's the 1.00

02:16:18.380 thing not arbitrary capex into fucking wind turbines but tool and die man like an osb or like 0.79

02:16:25.680 a plywood plant like the stuff that we need stuff that's core materials that are our resources that 0.96

02:16:31.160 allow our economy itself to stand back up that we currently import if we could create that

02:16:36.260 manufacturing i'll tell you what the guys that i know that are trying to stand up factories right

02:16:40.220 now that's what everybody's talking about that's everybody wants it they want to bring the lumber

02:16:44.460 mills back but you can't in the current relative regulatory environment so but yeah i mean automate

02:16:49.740 and then isolate i like that that's a good phrase you know when i talk about manufacturing and talk

02:16:54.060 about scalable industry that's really what i'm getting to and we discussed this on the show

02:16:59.000 before about the most cutting edge technology is typically the most scalable meaning it can absorb

02:17:05.840 capital and a scale appropriately um and most manufacturing technically can but there's some

02:17:12.480 technology that's why we love technology development because it scales so well so

02:17:17.860 that's before i was saying that canada has such a robust history in engineering and innovation and

02:17:23.960 tech development that's what makes it such an attractive prospect for that sort of technology 0.85

02:17:29.200 you're not going to get that mexico you're going to get that fucking argentina we have the bedrock

02:17:35.060 here of highly reputable academia and the production of these skilled what would you 0.98

02:17:43.740 call them not craftsmen tradesmen but like engineers like we we make really really fucking

02:17:47.840 good engineers we have the people that could do we got square heads this is where the dutch and

02:17:52.780 the ukrainians that we have actually sometimes come in handy and obviously english and scottish 0.97

02:17:57.340 as well are good for this fuck the french but i mean i love the french but they're not they're 0.98

02:18:01.080 not square heads but yeah we have square heads we have honestly the americans have cowboys which 0.99

02:18:05.840 are great but we have square heads we have people that build things so yeah so like i automate and

02:18:13.200 isolate the reason i like that and i never phrased it like that before but um there's this idea and

02:18:20.300 we'll get to this next episode when we review a book called maximum canada that says for canada

02:18:25.940 to be competitive on the global stage it needs to have at least 100 million people and the century 0.85

02:18:31.760 initiative is i think the main strategy to to get to 100 million canadians in the next that is stupid 0.96

02:18:40.100 and false on its face i just want to say i'm going to make my that is that is on its face it's a false 0.89

02:18:45.020 thing yeah yeah this will be perhaps a grug brain take but just the way technology technological

02:18:54.920 development has accelerated i think you can have massively scalable industries operated by

02:19:02.140 exactly i don't think you just need this we could we could we could hypothetically i'm not even

02:19:08.600 hypothetically i can i can draw you a fucking chart how we could quadruple our gdp and half 0.61

02:19:13.940 our population in the next 20 years it's not even that difficult there are countries out there that 0.98

02:19:19.000 have something like that going on and it has everything to do with infrastructure investment

02:19:23.100 and technology and and capital expenditure so yeah it's not even it's not even crazy to say that

02:19:30.360 it's like we just had systems in place we think we need to ramp up the birth rate to

02:19:35.920 compete against india by the way i've been hearing some wild figures on what india's actual population

02:19:41.900 is because they said that it's 1.5 billion and i've heard someone say it's as low as 300 million

02:19:47.020 well but the other thing is which is they may create some places they're under and some places

02:19:51.600 they're over they're pretty sure china has been notoriously over reporting their population like

02:19:56.200 they never actually hit one billion they're probably in the hundreds of millions the whole

02:19:59.660 time and they over report because of the way the chinese government works they get more funding if

02:20:03.380 they over report so their censuses are all fucked but with india there's places where they over

02:20:07.920 report for the for the census because they want to get the gibbs but there's whole sections of 0.94

02:20:12.800 india that don't even do it and the only way they can take a census by like flying a plane or using

02:20:16.860 a satellite so there may actually be way more people there like you don't know there might 0.85

02:20:22.020 only be 700 million people in india there might be four billion it's a fucking wild card you don't

02:20:27.480 know all we know is there's not there's too many one zero is too many who is that

02:20:34.280 india does not have a billion people yeah exactly it either has 300 million or seven billion

02:20:42.080 there's one thing i'm sure it's not a billion people but um where's it going with it oh yeah

02:20:51.160 but i was just saying that there's this idea that you need to just have so much human capital we're

02:20:56.620 trying to have a birth rate to outpace them and it's good to have a higher birth rate it's good

02:21:03.160 to have at least replacement but that's you're not doing that for the gdp but also what we could

02:21:07.880 also have is we have an ocean between us and them all we need is laws and regulations so they they

02:21:13.980 go away and then guns to shoot them when they show up if we just had that and then let them 0.98

02:21:19.560 devour themselves i don't fucking i don't care what happens in africa turn off the financial 1.00

02:21:24.240 spigot look away for five years and look back and see what the population is now pull back on 0.99

02:21:30.740 everything except the fucking diamond mines it'll be funny we start approaching the indian 0.97

02:21:37.640 population numbers like we do the holocaust like it's no way it's a billion like we're looking at 0.98

02:21:43.320 the fucking we ran the numbers and best best we could do is around 200 000 indians when we look 0.97

02:21:49.740 at we look at like once in in the past there were 1.6 billion indians never again will we let this 0.99

02:21:56.260 tragedy befall humanity it's it's something of a reverse holocaust can you and you're thinking

02:22:03.260 a reverse holocaust which is like oh 0.71

02:22:05.160 it's good no no no it's 0.92

02:22:06.940 bad but it's not that they killed 6 million

02:22:09.280 people it's that they let a billion people live 0.98

02:22:11.220 who we don't want 0.98

02:22:12.060 can you imagine that the holocaust was 0.96

02:22:14.800 we found 6 million Jews 0.80

02:22:17.120 they rolled away the stone and there they were 1.00

02:22:23.380 oh no

02:22:25.360 alright

02:22:27.080 that's a good place to end

02:22:28.440 I hope everyone enjoyed the stream tonight

02:22:31.100 we had a wonderful time thank you for everyone

02:22:33.100 who showed up in the chat thank you for uh the super chatters we got some money sent and i threw

02:22:37.920 them up on screen uh when i was able to but uh sometimes i miss them i apologize thank you

02:22:43.900 everyone and uh we'll see you next any closing remarks that's it buddy good one i enjoyed this

02:22:49.580 we are doing our official myth of the blood episode because we are joined by a very special

02:23:11.100 guest dimes from blood satellite here by popular requests on behalf of stormy waters who was on a

02:23:18.200 recent episode and he turned me on to these guys and i can see why they're well regarded by him i

02:23:23.920 binge listened to a bunch of your content dimes i think you guys are smart charming and funny

02:23:31.160 and coming from an american saying that about a canadian it's sort of a meme in our sphere to

02:23:36.680 make fun of canadians but i think you should take that as a high compliment so thank you for joining

02:23:41.460 thank you so much thank you uh that's high praise coming from if i may one of the most

02:23:47.540 legendary shows in this space like that i would i would cite myth of 20th century as a pretty

02:23:52.820 inspirational show uh amongst us and our listeners so thank you very much and thank you stormy for

02:23:59.060 setting this up i've known story for quite some time now you know he's really cool i'll tell you

02:24:04.140 what though you know what stormy did the other day i actually messaged him to thank him about this 0.87

02:24:09.020 and he ghosted me left me on red he's one of these like rich niggas i tell you what i actually met 0.95

02:24:14.980 me and stormy met up for dinner the other day i'm out to meet him and he took me to one of these 0.98

02:24:20.320 restaurants this guy's he's he's connected right and we go out and it's uh this restaurant really

02:24:26.360 high end but it's just serving this gray food just this gray food and trapezoids and whatnot 0.63

02:24:32.640 he's saying this is what the fintech guys are eating now and i don't know what the fuck's going 0.96

02:24:36.720 on so you know i'm ass over tea kettle going over in this place anyway he says to me leans over the 0.98

02:24:42.180 table says my goal is to blow up and act like i don't know nobody this is what he says to me 0.75

02:24:48.140 then he ghosts me the next day won't respond to my texts

02:24:51.700 this is an actual fact

02:24:55.240 stormy's actually brian johnson in real life he's uh creating soylent green for the podcast network

02:25:06.960 uh it just kind of ruins it i don't know like now that like you've actually met me in person

02:25:12.440 so i could actually like enjoy leaning into some of that right i think brian johnson is the most

02:25:18.120 horrific human being for the record stormy's much more uh impressive than uh mr johnson um

02:25:27.180 i'm sorry i thought i meant brian wilson from the beach boys he's talking about brian johnson 0.99

02:25:30.960 like the guy longevity guy okay the guy that measures his kids boners i see so much shit 0.98

02:25:39.180 coming from this guy and i'm like there's no way this is serious like he's got but he seems so 0.97

02:25:43.400 like mannequin-esque in his essence you know what i mean i'm like i don't know if this guy

02:25:48.720 knows how to laugh at a joke i don't know if you know if you gave him a flower i think he would 0.63

02:25:54.780 try and like cram in his eye you know like weird shit but and he's like yeah so i'm i'm drinking 0.99

02:25:59.580 my son's semen now out of a cup you're like okay well i don't know what it's like in canada maybe 0.98

02:26:05.180 we can sort of get into the main topic of u.s canada relations but in america especially in 0.98

02:26:11.460 places like silicon valley people like brian johnson are pretty common like they they're into

02:26:16.720 wearables and they wear those um bizarre shoes that have like the toe profile sticking out

02:26:23.600 um they're really into like being innovative they're the disruptive type they want to be

02:26:30.260 edgy and they want to be known for kind of being weird but smart at the same time it's not uncommon 0.98

02:26:36.100 uh in the big city yeah they want to be disruptors and innovators and they all do the same fucking 0.99

02:26:41.740 thing dress the exact same way have the same fucking opinions like they're the most they're 0.98

02:26:47.960 literally just fucking their aunts and then they hired the ironic tea with like the joy division 0.99

02:26:55.140 like well i was gonna say they had the same 20 indian guys to just clap when they enter a room 1.00

02:27:00.100 too that's how they get this inflated ego yeah none of them know who the fuck joy division is 0.85

02:27:06.580 but we'll all wear the t-shirt we'll tell you about their their hike that they did and i just 0.91

02:27:13.560 basically the worst people who you would imagine would want to live forever

02:27:19.140 like not a single one of them should live forever because they don't i think it's actually you hit

02:27:24.480 on something there because they i think they realize deep down that their life isn't worth

02:27:28.740 much and so they they have to make it longer so that they can maybe accomplish something i i think

02:27:34.800 that's what it is it's like they don't feel this is what repulses me about it on them like i hate

02:27:40.100 it so much because like the richest guys in the world all care about wanting to live long 0.94

02:27:46.560 it's because they are fucking terrified they're terrified of dying which tells you that they 0.75

02:27:53.320 don't believe in anything right and they're that's right they know that they're not going 0.98

02:27:58.820 to be remembered for anything right you know who's not worried about like being remembered or not

02:28:06.080 like alexander andrew carnegie or like henry ford or pierpont morgan right john rockefeller

02:28:19.820 like that's what actual rich guys should be like those guys are going to be remembered for 0.99

02:28:27.160 fucking forever you know the best rich guys it's these guys are just fucking disposable 0.97

02:28:31.500 They're the ones who make these dynastic families that survive more than two generations. 0.99

02:28:36.940 Because you hear about these families that collapse after two generations.

02:28:40.480 But then there's, I'm going to say a name that's probably not the case, but the DuPont family.

02:28:44.400 I've read about these families that they've got rules in place and trusts to make sure that the kids are bred to have money and stuff.

02:28:52.380 I'm like, if you're known as the guy who started a seven generation long wealth family, you might as well be a king.

02:28:59.720 there's actual fan uh goldman sachs does a family office conference once a year

02:29:05.800 i think it's called the it's the g50 or something like that i can't remember it's been

02:29:12.460 i went once and haven't stormy i i lost my invite again i i can you can you let them know to send

02:29:18.880 me the invite i i keep losing it yeah sorry yeah yeah that was a joke sorry about that i know i

02:29:28.060 know i don't get i'm just trying not golden sax conferences no not at all i did get invited to

02:29:34.280 join the uh council on foreign relations once though and i threw the letter away did you i did

02:29:38.780 yeah oh i think it was like to subscribe to their newsletter i don't think it was like the official

02:29:43.820 like you're you're you're in now but he actually got the invite the party and looks at the email

02:29:49.600 i was like the golden sax conference oh no but yeah the g50 conference it has nothing to do with

02:29:58.020 world economies it's the g stands for generations and they basically bring in the members of all

02:30:04.080 these top families who like generally like it would be like goldman sax types pitching these 0.95

02:30:11.040 guys shit like oh you need to invest in this you need to invest in this this time it's the other 0.95

02:30:15.120 way around where they're where they're basically telling other people and they're telling like 0.99

02:30:20.560 asset managers like yeah i'm a g24 because that means my family has preserved our wealth for 24

02:30:29.460 generations and like yeah g7 g8 there's i mean all there's there are these families in america

02:30:38.460 do they keep track of that or you're just using your internal metric no no they keep track of it

02:30:44.540 oh wow they'll literally tell you if you know you know too it's like where can i check on this and

02:30:49.660 like it's nowhere that we could confirm it probably oh i you you could check on the

02:30:54.460 goldman sachs conference i'm sure information about that exists wow i mean it's smart that

02:30:59.340 they would actually know that but they're not record they're not recorded or anything yeah

02:31:04.700 but yeah it's really the strategies that these guys use like yeah to dimes's point like whether

02:31:09.900 he's being serious or not like you have to be very serious about it dimes do you guys have

02:31:14.780 like these dynastic families in canada i know like the bronfman's from like the kind of infamous like

02:31:22.540 liquor running stuff like that but not like they used to be like there was like the molson family

02:31:27.900 there's there's especially at the um over the past couple centuries there's been these

02:31:33.340 big names and they started these corporations these very large businesses that would be known

02:31:37.420 to people up here but nothing because i've been on the hunt for these people for a year now i've

02:31:42.980 been asking around there's none that's there's rich people of course there's millionaires and

02:31:47.980 there's uh multi-millionaires up here and there's certain fans but nothing at the level of a

02:31:54.020 carnegie dupont anything like that um canada has its own elites and elite sectors of the western

02:32:00.660 elite the laurentian elite and things like that were power centers within canada but an interesting

02:32:06.880 aspect of canada and i'm trying not to make this a huge tangent um and we discussed this on our show

02:32:12.960 is that canada has always had a problem with bleeding entrepreneurs south yeah america

02:32:19.500 so they're actually there's not a strong entrepreneurial individualistic drive like

02:32:26.040 that in canada um and that was seen as a feature not a bug for quite some time across many different

02:32:31.780 prime ministers because they saw canada as more willing to get into this too much but the sort of

02:32:38.480 the the character of canada less entrepreneurial still a frontiersman type culture um but it was

02:32:46.480 more agrarian and that was seen as like a point of pride yeah um but if you were an entrepreneur

02:32:52.620 even in up into my adult life if you were a creative if you're entrepreneur like where'd

02:32:58.160 you'd go. You'd go to New York City, you'd go to fucking 0.99

02:33:00.040 San Francisco, you'd go anywhere else 0.98

02:33:02.260 where the money is, but also the

02:33:04.060 opportunities, like these hubs

02:33:05.760 of innovation. That's where you needed to go.

02:33:09.120 So, I've heard you make this

02:33:10.240 kind of dichotomy on your show, but

02:33:11.980 would you say it's fair to say that Canada is more about

02:33:14.060 labor and the U.S. is more about capital?

02:33:17.460 I would say

02:33:18.120 that. I think that's what Canada has tried to be

02:33:20.260 for quite some time.

02:33:22.220 And I don't think there's really any

02:33:24.160 alternative. And that's why it's so difficult

02:33:25.640 to rekindle the manufacturing base which is something people talk about all the time sure

02:33:31.420 it's a thing you could say but that the circumstances are very very different up here

02:33:36.520 but canada's always been on the cutting edge of certain things like it's always been

02:33:39.720 it's always prided itself on innovation and engineering innovation um you know the afro

02:33:46.080 era was always brought up but like we've got canada has more great universities than it has 0.61

02:33:52.020 any business having giving its population and given the type of country that it is and how

02:33:56.260 dispersed it is but there's so many great universities there are technology and innovation

02:34:00.300 hubs up here canada was always about new media and tech development like it prided itself on that

02:34:06.680 which is a strange thing um despite its sort of agrarian roots and whatnot so it was always this

02:34:12.180 this sort of juxtaposition of things um and then of course that was cratered because of mass

02:34:17.220 migration we forgot all that no one cares about all that anymore but i'm like there's there's like

02:34:21.760 there's something there there's still a spark there's still an essence that i think can be

02:34:26.160 rekindled up here with the founding stock of canadians the old stock as we say well the

02:34:33.520 the character of canada actually did some really great quantum research

02:34:37.440 uh the university of toronto is actually really really sick yeah like that you hear that in like

02:34:44.560 the founding the discovery of like quantum dots largely that came out of university toronto

02:34:51.760 yeah and there's a ton of other universities i love them the ones i'm aware of are in ontario

02:34:57.740 but the west coast has some i don't know what's going on in saskatchewan no one does but there's

02:35:03.540 more than a few i mean there's only what's the population i think it's like 40 million

02:35:07.520 close 40 million in canada and you know america it's 400 million and this gets into like another

02:35:13.220 topic of the the century initiative which is a plan held by a few of our elites which is to get

02:35:21.580 canada to a population of 100 million by i don't know the middle of this century or the end of the

02:35:28.520 century that that's the goal um that that specific number 100 million and how are they choosing that

02:35:34.200 when you read those white papers do they ever talk about encouraging family birth rates or is

02:35:39.880 it always immigration yeah it's always it's always immigration because they want to do it fast they

02:35:45.840 want to scale up as fast as they can to them. It's all immigration focused. And of course,

02:35:51.520 then they make the argument along with that, that it doesn't matter who it is. All we need

02:35:57.100 is human capital. That's how they view it. And human capital is interchangeable. They don't

02:36:02.240 really apply any qualitative measures to the human capital. We do, of course, people like us,

02:36:07.240 we would understand that white workers are just better. We know what happens when you flood a 1.00

02:36:13.260 company with indians and i think they're coming to terms with that now but they're still trying 1.00

02:36:19.460 to suppress that as much as they can but uh you know they might pivot and say oh we'll bring in

02:36:24.220 more europeans but i doubt it like it's this this is something that they're trying to push

02:36:29.980 and hoping you don't notice it well is that prime minister is uh is it mark carney is that is that

02:36:37.520 your that's right yeah ostensible leader um i'm sure he's working for other people that you don't

02:36:43.880 elect of course but we have that problem too um what what is his platform like is he sort of anti

02:36:52.040 trump anti-america is it sort of this negative identity canada always has or is it something

02:36:57.360 unique or what what is his pitch well you know what's interesting it's that when mark carney

02:37:04.160 was running and just to back up a bit i don't spend too long boring people with this but

02:37:08.740 everyone remembers when justin trudeau was prime minister oh and uh i remember i remember commenting 0.79

02:37:14.540 at the time that we were somewhat blessed to have someone so obviously inept because he was 1.00

02:37:20.960 a very stupid man um this was not a machiavellian ploy by him to just appear that way no he was 1.00

02:37:28.060 very stupid and not taken seriously by anyone i said well we're kind of blessed for that because 1.00

02:37:33.820 imagine what we what damage could be done with a competent liberal in charge which is what mark 1.00

02:37:39.580 carney is he's a competent liberal and what he was running he was making appeals softly to

02:37:47.180 ethno-nationalists he was talking about canadian sovereignty a lot he was talking about ethnicity

02:37:54.140 a lot he's not a white nationalist of course but he was using a language that i'd never seen a

02:37:59.880 liberal use and i don't believe him to be secretly harboring these sorts of beliefs like oh this is

02:38:05.340 a guy who knows how to play the game now that's dangerous here's a guy who knows what he's doing

02:38:09.420 he came and i'm sure stormy's got some opinions on this this was a guy who worked for the bank

02:38:14.360 of england for most of his career so people were saying that he was coming over with a lot of

02:38:20.320 designs for what he couldn't accomplish over there in the european union bringing them over here he

02:38:26.140 will have a relationship across the pond like that but um he i don't think he's even anti-trump

02:38:32.360 i don't think he's anti-trump in the sense that some other world leaders are i think he's trying

02:38:36.620 to be pragmatic and he's been trying to broker deals with the european union for the past little

02:38:42.120 while and just as of i think this week he's talking stronger ties with china which i think

02:38:48.420 is a mistake but whatever and that's not unpredictable either so i i think he's a higher

02:38:54.640 order political operator than what trudeau was but you know trudeau is kind of easier to manage

02:39:00.740 in that sense so i don't know i get the sense mark carney could do more damage but he's taken

02:39:06.680 more seriously and i think he's kind of doing what he should ending tall as a leader should even if

02:39:13.640 even though canada doesn't have any sort of sovereignty like that he's walking around like

02:39:19.580 we should i'm like well okay that's that's the job of a leader and i don't have any complaints

02:39:24.360 there anyway i don't particularly like him but you know he he's he's more of a wily and crafty

02:39:31.760 politician than we've seen in quite some time well you did a lot of work covering what was the

02:39:39.340 title of the book it was uh the claws of the panda something like that how the chinese influence

02:39:44.440 today in Canada is quite prevalent. And we can dive into that if we have time. But the takeaway

02:39:52.500 I had was that because of frankly, the smaller population of Canada, and the precarity of its

02:40:00.580 sort of dependence on the US for trade, I think the I think it was what was it the 86 Expo or

02:40:08.240 something where Canada was trying to diversify its its kind of economic base and make relationships

02:40:13.500 with other countries like china uh chinese saw that very adroitly and exploited that to 0.80

02:40:21.120 lever canada away from the united states oh yeah hard on that it was the exact same thing the first

02:40:28.460 time as now i believe it was uh former prime minister pierre trudeau justin trudeau's father

02:40:33.980 he brokered a deal with mao himself at the time back when america was saying no one deals with

02:40:41.340 china don't fucking deal with the chinese communist regime and canada and there's no way to read this

02:40:47.720 other than as a slight to america like the first country the first country that had a trade 0.96

02:40:55.520 agreement with china and that really essentially what's happening now i think it's done as if not 0.93

02:41:02.600 a slight then a fuck you to america saying well we can do this i'm like you can't but what happened 0.92

02:41:08.380 the first time? What happened the first time we did this with China was we got flooded with 0.99

02:41:13.180 Chinese people, which started operating these colonies. And we have a huge issue with Chinese 1.00

02:41:19.200 subversion here in Canada. So I'm like, well, I've seen this one before. I didn't like where this led. 1.00

02:41:26.480 Well, there was a pipeline that I think has been proposed to not go north-south, but

02:41:32.740 east west to go to the maybe the pacific ports where canada could export some of its oil to

02:41:40.820 chinese customers if they could figure that out like good for that like that was the promise of

02:41:47.040 canadian confederation that's going back to our first prime minister sir john a mcdonald

02:41:51.800 the whole idea of canada was to create east west unity so we didn't just fall to southern unity

02:41:58.520 And so that was the promise of the transnational railway. It was like, we need to be very lateral. And I hear from people on the West Coast, people over Canada, that there may complain, especially in Alberta, that we haven't kept up that end of the bargain.

02:42:15.580 Like, what is the point of Canada if, as I mean, Peter Zyhan even points this out, that every province individually has a stronger trade relationship south of the border than interprovincially.

02:42:28.200 And that's just the reality of it.

02:42:30.240 And that's that's what Alberta is talking about right now.

02:42:32.640 If anyone pays attention to the Alberta separation movement, which isn't I was going to ask you, is that for real?

02:42:38.720 I mean, it's real in the sense that people believe in it.

02:42:41.680 I know people who are on that side.

02:42:43.360 There's a guy I know named Marty Up North, pretty famous content creator up here, lives in Alberta.

02:42:48.940 He's a transplant there anyway.

02:42:50.560 He was born in Ontario.

02:42:51.740 But anyway, there are these loud voices.

02:42:53.940 They're having conferences.

02:42:55.640 They're making big movies about it.

02:42:58.120 It's a movement.

02:42:59.680 So is it the biggest movie?

02:43:01.360 Will it accomplish it?

02:43:02.340 No.

02:43:02.620 But as a form of political agitation, it sees itself as legitimate.

02:43:07.220 and it's uh you know maybe give i mean it's it's not as strong as quebec separation that movement

02:43:13.680 so if quebec couldn't do it i doubt america alberta could do it but it's enough to just

02:43:20.180 ratchet up the hostilities between provinces which is a real problem especially if trump is

02:43:26.580 perhaps half seriously exploring annexation and that's another thing entirely but

02:43:32.800 it's all part of this larger conversation yeah stormy jump in if you you have anything to say

02:43:39.160 i have a lot of points here um the alberta one is fascinating to me because it i've seen it over

02:43:48.000 the past few years where they they kind of raised this issue obviously like the quebec independence

02:43:54.400 movement has done before uh back in i think the late 90s 97 or something i remember that's got a

02:43:59.760 lot of problems though like if alberta can get its shit together like quebec has a huge organized

02:44:07.020 crime problem oh yeah and they like having the central government to kind of melt into a lot 0.84

02:44:14.020 like i would say that canada being a unified whole serves the people that actually run quebec

02:44:21.540 a lot better hmm one thing about yeah i mean you probably talked to it's one of the few

02:44:29.180 white regions of north america frankly that's left it's like 73 percent white it's probably

02:44:36.880 and that's what a lot of people they like about it because quebec has a lot of interesting laws

02:44:41.800 there's some interesting there's an interesting legal apparatus here in canada that might bear

02:44:47.440 some resemblance to america but you know for example our aboriginal we call them aboriginals

02:44:53.200 up here down there they're indians we can call them indians up here but we choose not to because

02:44:58.100 they have other indians here and it's so confusing you know they're based on the inuits or something

02:45:05.320 or is that a different group well the inuits are a specific type of not i wouldn't even count them

02:45:10.780 as aboriginal they're like a different race entirely pretty much like they're they're close

02:45:15.740 are they really yeah like you would um they're really far up north so they're almost like uh

02:45:23.560 siberians you know they're if you look at them uh their physiognomy like they're way closer

02:45:30.100 to siberians or like asians basically like it's yeah yeah basically yeah yeah well i was talking

02:45:35.720 about this on the show the other day because we're trying to be like you know they're where

02:45:39.520 do they all come from do they all come through the the land bridge or did some just pop up

02:45:43.860 because you know we're not huge fans of the out of africa theory on the show so i'm like well

02:45:48.040 where did they come from was it just aztecs that filtered up but anyway um but yeah the the our

02:45:54.120 average was like they're a lot of their tribal bands a lot of their territory are sovereign

02:45:58.480 nations they have their own laws they can do whatever they want there basically um and with

02:46:04.860 quebec they have their own laws they have language laws but you could say those are ethnographic laws

02:46:11.360 really because basically if you're there and you don't speak french they tax you they tax your

02:46:16.240 business or they can choose to kick you out they can just bully you around if they feel that

02:46:20.260 you don't speak french well enough and that can be used as just a vector for the french

02:46:27.020 literally is organized crime yeah and also that sounds like a smart strategy though to 0.96

02:46:33.340 kick out foreigners i mean here's the funny thing demographics here's the funny thing if you're in 0.50

02:46:39.180 canada and here's a trick for people if you live up here or you're calling some company canada why

02:46:43.680 would you but whatever um we're because it's a bilingual nation so you're always prompted the

02:46:49.520 option of speaking to someone in english or french now if you select english you're going to get an

02:46:54.660 indian you're going to get a bangladesh but here's it's easier to pick french then you will get a

02:47:04.260 white person who speaks french but then you can just bully them into speaking english because 0.62

02:47:08.020 they are bilingual and they'll be pissed off at you but you'll you'll still get to talk to one of 0.68

02:47:12.260 them and get a white person oh god yeah but i don't know quebec i mean quebec just doesn't

02:47:20.120 they don't seem to want it a lot like they want it like in the bar you know when they're drunk or

02:47:26.300 whatever like it's kind of i don't correct me if i'm wrong but it's kind of like um

02:47:31.460 it's kind of like very pleb-coded.

02:47:35.380 Yeah, there is debate about how serious it is.

02:47:38.820 We had two referendums in Canada

02:47:40.360 where we voted on whether or not Quebec could leave.

02:47:43.320 But you know what?

02:47:43.840 There was a terrorist group

02:47:45.780 that caused what was known as the October crisis,

02:47:49.800 and they're called the FLQ.

02:47:51.940 And I've been trying to find a good book on the FLQ

02:47:54.780 because I've been doing a lot of reading about the IRA.

02:47:57.700 Yeah, they have to be, are they spooks or what?

02:47:59.700 Or are they like actual IRA guys?

02:48:01.460 I don't know. I don't know much about it. I know a lot of them fled to South America after. They were relatively small. But I've been trying to contrast that with the IRA. The history of the IRA is so fucking rich and fascinating and full of, I mean, it's inspirational. Well, let's just say that.

02:48:20.680 but trying to compare like why was it so weak were they they were not serious about separation

02:48:27.560 from the central power the same way the northern irish were serious about it yeah we're in alberta

02:48:34.260 though the interesting about that is it actually has local elites behind it right because basically

02:48:39.220 correct me if i'm wrong but and this was probably most manifest in the trudeau government imagine

02:48:45.120 carney's no fucking different because the thing about carney is yeah he he was head of the bank 0.83

02:48:49.260 of england but he he was also a major player in like the un agenda 2030 bullshit so a lot of this 0.97

02:48:59.760 like esg and di stuff like he was one of the framers of that from like the earliest days

02:49:08.340 so i i've gotten i have a copy of it because back in like 1991 or whatever

02:49:16.780 um you know there wasn't you know tablets and pdfs so like when they had these big meetings

02:49:27.120 they would have to get like basically go to a print shop and have workbooks printed out

02:49:32.380 And everybody that was in attendance got a workbook that they all worked from.

02:49:36.780 So I got a workbook from the original Rio de Janeiro meeting of the UN's basically committee to create. 0.99

02:49:52.000 And Mark Carney's all through that motherfucker. 0.97

02:49:54.500 so like he's like one of the original scumbags behind a lot of what we see de-industrializing 0.99

02:50:03.020 the west today but let's just say justin trudeau's government it was very much like again correct me

02:50:11.420 if i'm wrong but like toronto-based financialization capital versus alberton resource capital so like

02:50:21.500 the Justin Trudeau government did everything he could

02:50:25.120 to put the screws against the rival center of power,

02:50:29.680 which is Canada's oil and gas money.

02:50:33.360 Because the Canada oil and gas money people, 0.97

02:50:35.640 they fucking live there, right? 0.98

02:50:37.680 It's very much like the Texas oil money people in America. 1.00

02:50:41.940 You can say whatever you want about Jewish power and whatever,

02:50:47.600 but texas oil and gas boys put george w for his administration to get hijacked

02:50:57.820 like prior to 20 2001 like the end of the year september everything prior to that his first 0.74

02:51:07.340 whole almost his whole first year was all about doing star wars shit right like actual like you

02:51:14.540 You know, Star Wars 2.0, strategic and ballistic missile defense.

02:51:19.640 This is why he got out of the SALT treaty, right?

02:51:22.000 Just DOD guys and Texas oil and gas money put a president in the White House in the 2000s.

02:51:30.220 And the Albertan oil and gas money is similarly localized.

02:51:36.220 Enough to where the Trudeau government, you know, used every lever he had to basically yank away every bit of power from the Albertan capital on either end of Canada.

02:51:52.460 So the Albertan actually has elites behind it, right?

02:51:57.700 Like the oil and gas money doesn't much like where things are going.

02:52:02.740 Carney is very much, he was also, like I said, he's integral in coming up with like this ESG framework and working with BlackRock to do it.

02:52:14.320 And a lot of that is renewables based.

02:52:18.260 He is a renewables cuck through and through.

02:52:22.060 Forget like whatever he said to get elected, it was whatever he said to get elected. 0.89

02:52:25.800 But a lot of the same policies you see getting rolled out in the European Union are policies he has already tried or is trying to roll out in Canada.

02:52:38.720 Again, none of these friendly to oil and natural gas. 0.98

02:52:42.820 The idea that this motherfucker is letting Chinese EVs into the car market or into the Canadian car market, which is insane. 0.99

02:52:49.880 he should like we're gonna get fuck all out of venezuela and we would get far more economic 1.00

02:52:58.960 benefit from sending delta force to canada and yanking mark carney out of his fucking bed yeah 0.99

02:53:05.100 in his 90s no no kidding what what's your read on the ev move because i've had a lot of people 0.98

02:53:10.240 in my community my audience debating what the purpose of that was or the viability of it um 0.97

02:53:16.340 what is the viability of european evs economically zero they're fucking expensive insanely expensive

02:53:23.460 how do you get people to adopt evs make them cheap subsidies yeah norway is the classic example

02:53:30.580 where i think it's well it's a it's an oil superpower sort of many ways similar to canada

02:53:35.220 but they manage their wealth a little bit differently which i'd like to get into but

02:53:39.820 they've got 80 ev penetration now because the government subsidizes them somewhat ironically

02:53:45.860 but i don't think they could have done that without the subsidies because i thought 1.00

02:53:50.360 yeah the problem is the chinese have a humongous ev surplus nobody there wants them anymore right 0.81

02:54:00.800 everybody that wanted an ev in china has one already right they literally part like a lot 0.99

02:54:06.700 of hedge fund guys that trade asia and trade china specifically these guys are renting satellites

02:54:12.720 to basically track the amount of these ev car stockpiles that they have and have no demand for 0.87

02:54:21.000 and can't ship out there is like 20 square miles like just in one city this is such a chinese thing 0.98

02:54:30.060 to do this this is like everything they do they end up with a landfill of something 0.94

02:54:34.700 byd is planning a 50 square mile factory people oh i'm sure and there'll probably be another 50

02:54:42.620 square mile of parking lot to fill up full of all the evs that nobody wants to buy

02:54:46.700 you have a massive ev surplus and you want to bring in electrification of automobiles through

02:54:56.560 the back door what do you do well people in canada can't afford new houses let alone 0.92

02:55:03.280 fucking new cars you bring in ten thousand dollar chinese cheap evs which china has a massive 0.98

02:55:10.020 collecting dust in parking lots that it can't sell to anybody 0.99

02:55:15.980 and you solve two problems at once that's what's behind the chinese ev thing

02:55:23.680 dimes does that make a lot more sense it makes perfect sense do you think there's any play

02:55:28.740 to use canada as a springboard to the american market or is that not even on the table

02:55:33.140 okay yes that was probably their plan will it work i don't think so because that's what i was

02:55:39.020 thinking a lot of people were raised in the point like oh these evs don't do well in canada because

02:55:42.940 the temperature alone but then i was thinking like well this it's an easy way just like what

02:55:47.460 if they don't do in america yeah those evs are covered in cameras like even the boomer uh one

02:55:54.840 of the boomer uh analysts or sorry she's a fund manager i shouldn't call her an analyst but one

02:56:01.680 of her analysts picked it up that i was talking to right like these are a huge why do they not

02:56:07.040 allow teslas in china to go like there's huge red zones of china where teslas are not allowed 0.95

02:56:13.380 because teslas are giant fucking basically eyes full of thousands of cameras yeah 0.76

02:56:21.340 that send every bit of data back their intelligence devices yeah these are intelligence devices we had 0.98

02:56:28.560 the same problem up here in canada with the y-way phones you know china's fucking like there was 0.96

02:56:35.020 very serious concern a competent concern that this is just a chinese spy device because it is 0.98

02:56:41.540 but then people you know the consumer kind of doesn't give a shit because the consumers in 0.88

02:56:47.120 north america have already been primed to accept this over the course of 15 years of them then oh 0.97

02:56:53.260 you can have a camera and a microphone in your home they say okay i have nothing to hide so they

02:56:57.720 It doesn't it doesn't track for them that they should care if China does it like they can't.

02:57:03.340 Edward Snowden was like, hey, the government is spying on you. 0.77

02:57:07.300 The government is listening to your every move and basically wiretapping your phone.

02:57:12.500 And now in 2025, kids are like, hey, wiretap.

02:57:16.700 Turn on the lights.

02:57:18.380 I love that.

02:57:19.080 We need paper towels.

02:57:21.360 That's funny.

02:57:22.380 Did you come up with that doing like the hey, wiretap thing?

02:57:25.740 That's such a good bit.

02:57:27.720 uh i don't know actually i know i've said it before but i don't know if i've gotten it well

02:57:32.600 i'm crediting it to you that's very funny but it took it by my recollection one year maybe two

02:57:39.040 years for people to get used to the idea of having microphones i talk to these people all the time

02:57:43.640 where they were giving me like one of those alexa boxes for a presently i don't i don't want this

02:57:48.460 they're like oh what do you got to hide do you think you're so important that they're spying

02:57:52.200 on you i'm like well first of all they are spying on me but i'm like whether or not i think i'm

02:57:56.840 important is not but they they this is a conversation they've already got their script

02:58:01.360 for to make you feel foolish for not getting the microphone in your house anybody that like if you 0.98

02:58:07.800 have anyone that like hit two with that shit check out the episode i did with quinones on 0.99

02:58:12.980 nato's cognitive warfare doctrine like they'll be like oh you don't have anything to hide 0.99

02:58:17.400 be like that's not the fucking point it's not about whether you have something to hide or not 0.99

02:58:20.840 like your fucking phone has got a bunch of infrared cameras on the front of it and a lidar 0.99

02:58:25.740 camera and the only reason your touchscreen works is because it's reading your bioelectronics 1.00

02:58:30.900 right so not only has your heartbeat and your eye movement right it has your fucking thermal 1.00

02:58:36.460 imaging of your fucking face right with a very dumb bit of ai not even very fucking 1.00

02:58:42.540 not even very complicated ai not even very savvy ai it's able to get with like a 95 accuracy 1.00

02:58:50.920 basically a simulated EEG not EKG EEG EEG is your brain waves right like the state of mind you are

02:59:00.780 in so it knows what it's putting on your screen and it knows how you're reacting inside your 0.98

02:59:11.080 fucking head so it doesn't take long for it to build deep psychological profiles of you 0.99

02:59:17.180 oh of course it's not actually like showing you ads it's physically psychologically priming you 1.00

02:59:24.040 and then showing you things it has just psychologically primed you to buy it is a

02:59:28.900 money sucking machine of such sophistication like it's hard for regular people to grok like yeah

02:59:35.880 it's not about spying it just means they're going to steal all your money they're going to

02:59:38.500 psychologically program you just to give your money away adam i apologize because i think we've 0.86

02:59:44.260 cut you off on no less than two occasions on your own damn show but i just wanted to build on 0.93

02:59:49.940 stormy said we'll get right back to you just want to build on this on our show we cover this really 0.99

02:59:54.860 fascinating book the exact name escapes me but it was on uh neurotechnology and sort of

03:00:01.340 neurochemical warfare as a collection of essays from these various professors and experts and

03:00:07.140 whatnot about i don't know what do you call it like six fifth generational warfare but it's the

03:00:12.500 idea of using the human mind as part of the warfare suite of america now what does that mean

03:00:20.260 exactly well it means introducing neurochemicals into the water supply to make people a bit more

03:00:27.140 cognitively deficient it's media it's basically something you can do to either increase the

03:00:34.080 cognitive abilities of a user soldier whoever analyst sort of like the um from dune the the

03:00:43.780 people that their job is to basically be the ai um that or in cognitive functions of the target

03:00:52.760 through a mass array of nine people think i'm saying disinformation i'm thinking it's more

03:00:58.440 literal than that it's like actual chemicals it's waves it's weaponry that you can use to

03:01:04.340 not even just make people brain dead but just if you can this is kind of the idea behind covid too

03:01:09.200 you guys have fluoride in canada for example i mean i i think there there was a actual plan

03:01:14.620 at foot there to dumb people down with that stuff there's really no the best part is basis for you

03:01:20.500 they pretty much admit to it they admit to it but they won't say that was the intention it's just an

03:01:26.000 unintended unintended consequence that just so happens to mean that people are more docile and

03:01:31.340 what do you complain about that that's how they get you with all this stuff it's like no that was

03:01:35.840 the goal but you know hey murderers are down suicides are up and murders are down you know 0.98

03:01:40.580 shit like that the sperm counts down so we don't have fluoride in the water where i live but they 0.97

03:01:45.960 do have it in major cities you're not even allowed to rain also just showing you just showing you 0.99

03:01:51.640 traumas this gets images right like showing you traumatic images rapidly not even rapidly but

03:01:58.460 right so like just scrolling your your feed like if you ever see if there are accounts that you 0.91

03:02:04.660 follow that are constantly showing like this palestine child gore shit block them or mute 0.94

03:02:10.420 them all right anybody that posts like gore and basically psychologically harmful stuff you need 0.72

03:02:19.720 mute them because these guys have figured out half a decade ago that these small images

03:02:29.560 right cause basically micro traumas in the brain and block off neural pathways

03:02:37.720 so by showing you them again and again and again they can physically cognitively impair you 0.99

03:02:43.640 and the damage is often permanent so it literally is making you fucking dumber actually causing 0.99

03:02:52.220 permanent brain damage yeah just fyi one of my most controversial takes and i say this to you 0.99

03:02:57.600 because you're on the same wavelength as i am about sort of trippy cognitive shit uh the line

03:03:03.120 i had was all ideas are traumatic and by trauma i mean something that creates a lasting impression

03:03:09.420 Not just PTSD, that would be the extreme end, but every idea you entertain in your mind, even as a devil's advocate, that has a lasting effect in the sense that revolutionary ideas are kind of permanently traumatic to society.

03:03:24.160 So you must be very careful about what ideas you even entertain.

03:03:28.800 And so if you're just bombarding yourself with information, whether by choice or by not, but it's like that all has a lasting impression.

03:03:37.320 I think it also desensitizes you to the subtler aspects that are also important. 0.80

03:03:42.300 I mean, if you're constantly looking for explosions and girls with big tits, you know, how do you actually focus on anything that day to day actually matters, like paying your bills and whatnot?

03:03:53.480 I think that's a big problem for people who are glued to screens. 0.90

03:03:56.440 And I have, you know, I have issues with it when I'm sitting in front of my computer.

03:04:00.600 it's very tempting to to scroll but it is an addiction in the sense that it causes

03:04:07.400 negative consequences if you take it too far um and it politically neutralizes you right and this

03:04:13.760 is one thing that i hate that like because so many things have rapidly developed let's say like

03:04:20.620 you know i don't think anybody here would disagree that we've seen more political change 0.96

03:04:25.780 and just straight up change in the fucking, you know, 0.96

03:04:30.680 geography of power in the last year 0.98

03:04:35.280 than we've seen in the last 10.

03:04:40.160 Yeah.

03:04:40.960 Speaking of which, can we talk about Greenland?

03:04:44.720 Geography of power?

03:04:45.900 Yeah, let's talk about Greenland.

03:04:47.300 That's a good segue.

03:04:48.600 I was physically sick reading about some of this stuff last night,

03:04:53.320 not because I'm against the concept,

03:04:55.200 but the way it's being carried out and this is from an american guy who generally was in favor

03:05:02.100 of trump versus kamala getting into the white house but if i were to tell you like hey trump's

03:05:06.580 gonna get out of nato you'd be all for it you'd have to explain to me the pros and cons to be

03:05:13.400 honest because i haven't i know but like there is no way that with the ukraine war there's enough

03:05:18.880 political cover to get out of nato right like with the ukraine war going on in russia like

03:05:24.480 ramped up this is the time more than ever that we need to make sure we're the fuck out of nato

03:05:30.500 but it is the time that it is most sorry it is least politically palpable to get out of nato 1.00

03:05:38.400 right basically pull out of nato now would i mean not only would it make you look like a bitch 1.00

03:05:46.100 like a tim walls type of bitch where you fucking put in your resignation the day your national 1.00

03:05:51.820 guard troop under your command gets shipped out to iraq like it would be worse than that type of 1.00

03:05:57.700 bitch because of the fucking optics right the regular people they don't know that nato is 0.99

03:06:03.480 literally actively starting wars because a majority of nato political power is euro focused 1.00

03:06:11.020 right and goal is to basically all right so everybody can say a lot like yeah like the wef 0.91

03:06:23.680 guys are kind of fags and they've basically been they've lost a lot of political credibility 0.99

03:06:30.100 and it's all alex jones globalist shit like now it's like we know oh it's just jews like yeah 1.00

03:06:36.060 that both of these things are actually true at the same time right like the wef is basically the 0.99

03:06:44.140 marketing apparatus for a firm that it probably none of the fucking smart guys that are snickering 0.68

03:06:52.860 right now because i mentioned the wef uh probably didn't know about rosenberg that's a little on 0.99

03:07:00.040 the nose for them it literally is and it's full of a bunch of fucking massad agents 0.98

03:07:06.460 i can't believe i'm blanking on it the fucking building's a giant trail to come on 0.99

03:07:12.900 guys in other shows i've heard stormy talk about this i don't remember it either but 0.98

03:07:17.620 the point is that they're they're running a lot of uh agendas and campaigns yeah it's it's a it's

03:07:24.360 basically a pr firm whitney webb actually talks about it a little bit she's one of the only other

03:07:29.800 people i've heard talk about it and it literally it the wef is just the marketing branch that was

03:07:38.720 come up by these guys like if you look at who they're started like who it started by 0.97

03:07:44.980 it's a bunch of fucking neocons that were like deep into the fucking like uh 0.98

03:07:52.680 we'll call it like um post 9 11 global war on terror apparatus 1.00

03:07:58.460 all right like bill crystal level types

03:08:01.980 these guys are doing pr now interesting okay and basically it exists the wf exists to sell

03:08:17.900 ideas to elites by making them think that they came up with it

03:08:24.220 by making them integral to the process right how do you sell sergey brin or jeff bezos 1.00

03:08:31.700 on an agenda he doesn't have to do anything he can tell you to go fuck yourself 1.00

03:08:37.780 right so you really have to psychologically backdoor this shit into his brain i think 1.00

03:08:43.160 you have to fomo them i think that's what it is it's sort of like creating this well so you can 0.99

03:08:47.680 artificial zeitgeist that they feel like they have to participate that's it yeah and also it's

03:08:54.720 creating an artificial zeitgeist but most importantly it is if you i i've had to speak

03:08:59.820 at fucking davos before it like i i know these people were you excited to do that or were you 0.66

03:09:07.920 apprehensive i mean i i have to like that when i left there i was incredibly jaded and see the 0.96

03:09:15.560 thing is about the wf you mentioned that people are snickering at it but to me the people on our

03:09:20.640 side always pegged the wf for what it was which is exactly what you're saying because they're

03:09:25.700 saying the wf doesn't matter i'm like you're saying that a conference that gathers some of

03:09:30.540 the most influential and powerful and richest people consequential people in the world to

03:09:35.900 discuss look and see what they're discussing you think that just doesn't matter and what it plays

03:09:41.340 into is this very interesting idea that a lot of them hold and the elon musks of the world still

03:09:47.360 hold this that they are a separate class they like they see themselves as a separate globalist class

03:09:52.420 anyway and they like we need to be conferencing amongst ourselves because we're the ones who are 0.99

03:09:57.860 cracking open the human genome and figuring out how to live forever the rest of the plebs don't 0.99

03:10:02.900 care about that they're just human capital to us but they they're like in the they're in like the 1.00

03:10:08.240 thing they're they're in rooms they feel they deserve to be into talking about the wild new

03:10:13.720 ideas yeah like there's a reason that every single government in the world was all of a sudden

03:10:21.460 saying things like build back better all right uh alone together two weeks to flatten the curve

03:10:31.800 all of these talking points came out of this PR firm, right?

03:10:38.620 And so basically, the reason why I said that I had to go to one of these

03:10:43.960 is because it's relevant because I watched how they do it, right?

03:10:49.920 They basically will like, so case in point,

03:10:54.300 no one ever asked for a metaverse, nobody.

03:10:59.900 vr has been a fucking dead on arrival every single time so many times to roll it out 0.97

03:11:06.920 right people just don't like it so how else do you explain every single fucking tech person 0.98

03:11:14.660 excited about it when it came out but uh god i thought it seemed inevitable just because what 0.89

03:11:23.200 stormy's talking about like i've seen this start and fail so many times across my life i'm like 0.90

03:11:28.920 there's a lot of money behind pushing this forward so i'm like this time what the fuck is this going 0.66

03:11:34.480 to be because it's certainly not something to serve a consumer base they haven't even figured 0.85

03:11:38.580 out what it's going to be what's the value proposition for this but you convinced all

03:11:43.680 these companies to set up metaverse campaigns before there's even a fucking metaverse right 0.59

03:11:51.160 mark zuckerberg gets to basically carry a mark of shame for the rest of his company's existence 0.87

03:11:58.580 because he changed his corporate name, right? 0.98

03:12:02.460 The fucking name of Facebook is now Meta. 0.99

03:12:06.820 And all that Meta was, was a fucking $60 billion boondoggle 0.99

03:12:13.200 that almost blew up his company. 0.99

03:12:15.880 And he apologized for it, which is insane. 0.99

03:12:17.800 This loser has to wear, yeah, he did. 1.00

03:12:20.220 This loser has to wear his biggest fucking L, 1.00

03:12:24.500 his uh his biggest failure this motherfucker has to wear on a t-shirt now 1.00

03:12:31.720 it's wild naming his company that at this point is like getting the word raped tattooed on your 1.00

03:12:38.580 forehead yeah but again so this this tells you the type of selling power these organizations have

03:12:46.200 because they made metaverse a thing they brought everyone to davos and were like yeah

03:12:52.180 the future of the world is going to be this this this it's going to be through the metaverse and

03:12:58.200 they bring all these fucking academics on to say like how this is going to be like the future 0.98

03:13:03.560 whatever and then they're the entire time they're like and you right talking to fucking tech CEOs 0.99

03:13:09.840 like it is going to be you that is going to bring about this great future and for humanity and it 0.96

03:13:15.500 is impossible without you and that's why you are so special basically God has given you all this

03:13:22.160 money because only someone like you could bring this amazing future thing about right so i mean

03:13:28.800 for three weeks actually more than that for like a month before like all of january this would be 0.99

03:13:36.040 all these motherfuckers would talk about everyone in the fucking bay area oh are you good you hear 0.99

03:13:42.280 what they do what's going to be like davos like where are you going are you are you going right 1.00

03:13:46.840 like if you weren't going it was a it was the biggest class signifier like it drew a line from

03:13:51.760 the c-suite across every company down to everybody else right it's either you were we're not going

03:13:58.520 basically told everybody in the bay area like where you were in the strata do you think that's

03:14:03.480 still true though i've heard some people talk about it were invited as kind of like this is

03:14:10.360 this is kind of lame like i don't think it didn't survive actually they're kind of followers they're

03:14:16.100 leaders now you know yeah maybe that's not true 10 years ago but i'm getting the impression that 1.00

03:14:22.880 people think it's kind of stupid now like burning man it's kind of stupid now kind of stupid now 1.00

03:14:28.000 because it died in covet it became so fucking over the top and fucking front and center this 1.00

03:14:36.060 shit only worked if this shit only works if it's like a secret thing that rich people do right 1.00

03:14:42.360 right but when like the plebs are talking about it and you're under a microscope 1.00

03:14:46.600 it this once the spotlight shines on it and the plebs can mock it 0.99

03:14:50.820 it it's fucking gay yeah yeah the website but the reason i got on all this why it's relevant 0.98

03:14:57.920 to greenland right because the reason i i needed to basically go into that or to stop 0.99

03:15:04.060 to get people to look at this correctly right because if you think that like the wf is like 0.67

03:15:10.900 just some big joke right it's really the people that are behind those agendas that fucking matter

03:15:16.820 so connect it back to nato and greenland this is what i'm trying to do let me let me run for a

03:15:21.740 second and i'll do it right now for you in 2020 right in the beginning of covid they released a

03:15:29.420 slide deck this is a slide deck that started the this was literally the beginning of the end for

03:15:34.700 these people. This is the bill. This is the you will own nothing and be happy deck. Right. The

03:15:41.960 slideshow. And they had a website for it, too. And I remember the day they took that website down in

03:15:46.740 shame. That was very funny. Yes. But the last two slides were the United States of America will no

03:15:55.040 longer be the world's military superpower.

03:15:59.880 The last slide, the United States military will be controlled or under the auspices of

03:16:09.720 a global committee of nations.

03:16:16.680 Yeah, those, everybody forget, everybody was like hardcore on the first three or four slides.

03:16:21.240 But the last two were the most interesting.

03:16:25.040 All right. So basically, the other NATO countries and the financial powers behind those countries, and you could see this like in the Biden administration, right?

03:16:39.740 The Biden administration was like the, you know, Euro fag NATO administration when it came to everything in Ukraine. 0.98

03:16:47.780 Ukraine doesn't matter fuck all for us. 0.98

03:16:50.460 Ukraine, the Ukraine war is a war to determine whether Europe is in Russia's sphere of influence 0.97

03:16:58.060 or Russia is in Europe's sphere of influence.

03:17:01.660 That's what it's all about. 0.86

03:17:04.200 Right?

03:17:04.840 Like, yes, there's a lot of Jews.

03:17:07.380 They have an agenda with Ukraine personally. 0.97

03:17:10.020 But these people also control Europe much tighter than they control the US.

03:17:16.100 This is despite all of the crazy Zionist influence in the U.S., right? 0.64

03:17:22.260 Like, the Jewish control there is literally centuries old, half a millennia old, right? 1.00

03:17:29.220 We inherited a lot of that bullshit. 0.99

03:17:32.280 But look at where you go to jail for criticizing the Holocaust. 1.00

03:17:36.980 Well, soon it will be America. 0.97

03:17:38.460 But anyways, basically fucking, basically getting the U.S. into a war that it would lose or getting it into a war that it would be weakened enough to a point where the power of it would be up for grabs. 0.97

03:17:55.420 Being a world superpower means you have no friends. 0.98

03:17:58.380 It means that everybody wants you to see, wants to see you take an L, right?

03:18:02.960 And NATO literally started this war to get the U.S. and Russia into a fight.

03:18:12.140 If you are your, I've talked about this at length, all right, the European countries are literally on the verge of economic collapse. 0.99

03:18:22.460 And unless the U.S. is just as fucked up, 0.98

03:18:28.340 all of the capital will flee Europe 0.99

03:18:31.980 and it will never come back, ever.

03:18:36.740 Once the money leaves, it's over.

03:18:40.220 It's never coming back home.

03:18:42.260 So is this just a desperation move on their part

03:18:44.720 or do they have an end game in mind?

03:18:46.440 It is them controlling American military.

03:18:50.020 Is that the idea?

03:18:50.560 No, it's not them controlling the American military, but NATO is separate from the American military. We have obligations to it, but it has its own command and control.

03:19:00.800 In the Davos thing, it said the American military will not be the main superpower. It will be controlled by a league of nations of sorts. So is that kind of what they're saying?

03:19:10.220 that was their plan 100 they literally came out and said it and this is when you basically saw

03:19:16.780 the ukraine war get instigated by the west the goal is to get russia and the us into a fight

03:19:25.820 and this is why the only people that are continuing to instigate now is the uk and the eu

03:19:33.180 like at the same time trump is trying to ratchet down the heat

03:19:35.820 it is the uk and the eu that are sabotaging every peace attempt that are ratcheting up saying oh

03:19:44.180 now france is gonna is gonna put troops in ukraine or the u.s sorry the uk is gonna

03:19:50.840 send more storm shadow like it's kind of obvious to everyone that it's the eurozone that's ramping

03:19:59.200 this up so but not not to the point where there's a victory it's just more of like they want to

03:20:04.460 grind down u.s and russian power just to bleed the u.s i guess yeah i think also russia and this

03:20:10.900 is why as soon as you had to sacrifice russian gas cheap gas and they've they've had to buy this 0.97

03:20:17.180 stupid lng stuff from uh america which is much more expensive did they though bro okay 0.97

03:20:24.680 what happened the day the nordstrom pipeline blew up 1.00

03:20:29.520 well another pipeline opened up and didn't land in the news because you guys probably never heard

03:20:38.620 of it the day the nordstrom pipeline blew up another pipeline went online right from norway

03:20:50.820 to Poland, right?

03:20:55.580 That Norwegian company is actually just taking the natural gas

03:21:00.500 out of a British-Norwegian find, right? 0.84

03:21:04.740 That the Brits let the Norwegians do the legwork, right, 0.58

03:21:10.840 of actually pumping it out. 0.88

03:21:12.760 But the find is a joint find, right?

03:21:16.600 It's North Sea oil.

03:21:17.500 and funny enough the very first person to blow to basically break the news that nordstrom has

03:21:26.580 happened is a polish defense minister with a very famous tweet that basically said thank you america

03:21:34.800 well like that's not cool if you're a nato country the nordstrom pipeline just blows up

03:21:40.840 you're going to immediately say hey america did this like that's really shitty especially if 0.99

03:21:47.320 you're this polish nobody person who also happens to be married to an apple bomb that's weird 0.98

03:21:55.720 so this polish nobody breaks the news that the us apparently has blown up the nordstrom pipeline 0.98

03:22:04.920 well who is this polish nobody is literally a trailer park polish guy 0.91

03:22:10.280 that somehow gets a full ride to oxford and gets 0.78

03:22:14.040 gets to become a member of basically

03:22:19.000 oxford's version which is way fancier of the skull and bones it's called the bullingdon club

03:22:27.020 right you have to be pledged in somebody basically you have to be picked they pick five people every

03:22:33.580 year um you know the person that picked this polish nobody was a young boris johnson

03:22:40.260 and the other five members

03:22:43.920 that picked him

03:22:46.820 are basically that one person nominates you

03:22:50.080 and then the other guys confirm you

03:22:52.820 it's similar to how the skull and bones works

03:22:55.920 and who are the other members

03:22:59.420 well that'd be David Cameron

03:23:01.560 the defense secretary

03:23:03.360 and also defense secretary under Tony Blair's government

03:23:07.960 if memory serves

03:23:08.900 right some other guy i can't remember who's very famous uh british political apparatchik 0.96

03:23:16.440 and one young natty rothschild the guy that owns that fucking pipeline that opened on the same day 0.85

03:23:22.660 that nordstrom blew up which was really economically unviable until the nordstrom pipeline blew up 0.99

03:23:30.880 so it kind of takes a lot of balls to open up a pipeline that's not going to make money

03:23:37.080 because a Russian subsidized one is running right next to it.

03:23:44.340 But if that one goes away,

03:23:47.200 then this pipeline becomes literally the best investment

03:23:49.680 you could ever possibly make.

03:23:51.760 So what do you think the genesis of that pipeline was?

03:23:54.680 Was it created assuming that something would happen

03:23:58.400 with the Russian-affiliated pipeline?

03:24:00.900 I mean, we've been saying, people have been saying,

03:24:03.700 what i mean like people i mean like people in the u.s like neocon and uk political apparatus like

03:24:13.860 every whether it's a left political apparatus like tony blair's government

03:24:18.900 or boris johnson's government subsequent for the last 10 years we've been saying that

03:24:24.980 we're going to blow up this pipeline

03:24:26.180 so i don't know i'm looking up uh gas cubic uh cubic volume flows and when they shut off

03:24:39.280 the eu shut up trade with uh russia or vice versa uh regardless that those those gas flows from

03:24:46.760 russia got dropped by 100 cubic uh billion 100 billion cubic meters annually and there's still

03:24:55.820 another pipeline that runs right through you added that an lng now i don't know what the

03:25:00.800 particular pipeline you're talking about is uh in terms of volume i said no it's not it's a pipeline

03:25:06.800 from norway to poland yeah but nonetheless they're they're going to be making money more money uh

03:25:11.540 because it's a ton prices because they also sort of exclusive suppliers of local gas they also own

03:25:17.820 the pipeline already that runs through ukraine like there's another nat gas pipeline

03:25:24.920 have the russians cut off from russia because i know they were talking with that at the beginning

03:25:30.340 of the conference nope the ukrainians threatened to but for some reason somebody makes on making

03:25:37.220 a call that's super weird and keeps that pipeline open yeah yeah yeah igor kolomoisky owns that

03:25:43.320 pipeline the guy that put the head of the world zionist council uh the guy that put uh zielinski

03:25:54.300 into power uh dimes remember was it you that was talking about zelinski when the ukraine war first

03:25:59.720 started when you were talking about like that this guy is literally like an actor that you know 0.94

03:26:05.740 is famous for like playing piano with his penis yeah and doing it doing a political show where 0.85

03:26:13.680 he pretends to be the president of this fake political party called svoboda party yeah he 0.99

03:26:20.300 It was a laughably strange selection for leader

03:26:23.780 to the point where you're like,

03:26:24.980 well, something must be obviously going on here.

03:26:28.220 Yeah.

03:26:29.840 Yeah, he's basically the...

03:26:31.960 He's basically the...

03:26:33.500 It'd be like electing Russell Brand

03:26:35.700 as the prime minister of the UK.

03:26:39.000 Yes.

03:26:40.140 So he's a creation of this guy called Igor Kolomoisky, 0.98

03:26:43.720 who's a Jewish organized crime guy, a big one. 0.99

03:26:47.340 and uh he also owns the azoff steel plant the azoff guys are a lot of jews funny enough like

03:26:58.760 they're far less neo-nazi at this point okay well so they were his little like they were his little

03:27:07.020 like um personal army in like the basically the sovietization the un-sovietization of things

03:27:13.700 right where he basically paid them to just go around and say oh this steel plant this is mine

03:27:20.820 now yeah uh this natural gas pipeline this is mine now or we'll kill you so he basically thugged

03:27:26.720 his way into owning uh about like a quarter of ukrainian uh gdp i do want to bring us back to

03:27:35.520 the canada topic but anyways and can you trace the thread back through nato to greenland to

03:27:42.460 canada yes yes basically since this war started the u.s has wanted to get out of nato

03:27:48.460 the u.s has wanted to get out of nato for some time because and this is largely the impetus to

03:27:54.940 basically start a war with russia is to keep the u.s in much like the war in gaza and the war in

03:28:02.060 against iran that they keep on trying to start is a way to keep the u.s

03:28:07.100 fixated like they're trying to fix u.s forces where they are making it impossible for us to

03:28:14.200 pull out we've been actually planning on pulling out of the middle east since 2019 to slowly wind

03:28:23.340 down and each deployment of troops that goes over there is smaller than the amount of troops coming

03:28:28.660 back so we've dropped the amount of troops in the middle east i think so far like 35 almost 40

03:28:36.340 percent right so it's real gradual yeah but it's a top priority because you know what's interesting

03:28:42.740 those if you introduced this idea even a couple years ago everyone would call you and say just the

03:28:49.320 the thought that america would try and leave nato and there might be some people that disagree with

03:28:54.880 that but i think there's more people who are willing to entertain that idea now and i mentioned

03:28:58.800 this guy earlier and he's a pretty controversial figure but uh peter zaihan he's of course been

03:29:04.800 incorrect several times perhaps his entire career record infinitely better than peter's eye hands

03:29:10.500 but but he wrote this book called disunited nations and the premise of the book this was

03:29:15.420 written a few years ago was what would happen on the global stage if america decided to retreat

03:29:21.060 from its security obligations in europe throughout eurasia and it was just speculative but even then

03:29:26.600 people like what the what what world are you fucking living in but he gamed that out and 0.71

03:29:31.560 maybe some of his forecasts are incorrect but he was one of the few people talking about what that 0.98

03:29:35.740 might look like and interestingly he had said one of the first things you would do is see america

03:29:41.200 try and project power into south america and create a massive hemispheric uh you know i think

03:29:47.920 he gets some broad strokes correct i don't think he's completely wrong i think he's correct that

03:29:52.700 the united states after world war ii was basically running a trade deficit to keep the allies that

03:29:58.640 it accumulated in line and that that's how the sort of dollar system was working for so long

03:30:04.520 that it would yeah run through these deficits i think he yeah the thing about yeah the thing about

03:30:09.380 zion is like i tend to disagree with his conclusions but i like his data i like his

03:30:13.920 starting points like when he'll argue when china's going to collapse he's wrong but i'm like

03:30:17.880 the components of that argument are correct that he'll point to what's going on in china and say

03:30:23.760 like here's why it's gonna collapse but i'm like okay that part's true it's just your dates are

03:30:28.520 are always fucking wrong but anyway if you can parse through it you can find stuff in there

03:30:33.320 backtrack to a fantastic episode of myth the 20th century with stormy waters on shadow banking 0.91

03:30:39.920 and you will learn all about that dollar reserve system and what it actually is and why it is

03:30:46.640 collapsing because exactly as dimes just said and as al uh adam just said that's exactly what's

03:30:53.740 happening the u.s can't play world police anymore so is that why they want greenland because if

03:30:59.200 we're going to get out of nato then we need the ability to protect the the pole and that northern

03:31:05.580 attack there is there is that there is that and then there's also the added benefit of it will

03:31:12.420 give the excuse right it provides the political cover to do the unthinkable which is get out of

03:31:18.680 nato okay right just in this back and forth public sentiment against nato and the eu has dropped

03:31:26.480 substantially when trump talked about getting out of nato uh in his first administration

03:31:33.720 it had like 20 popularity now it's 60 70 percent uh it's actually i think it's 80 percent

03:31:43.060 amongst republicans all right and 65 pushing 70 among independents now yeah because it's hard 0.99

03:31:52.860 the harder and harder economic conditions get at home right the more unsellable this shit is 0.98

03:31:59.200 so greenland is going to provide trump the cover i bet to go out of nato what is the canadian 0.99

03:32:05.760 because canada shares effectively this kind of same landing strip across the pole that

03:32:11.980 greenland would come yeah and let me just say to stormy's point that i can't disagree with that

03:32:17.060 because there's been so many people trying to get in the head of trump and i i disagree with trump 0.91

03:32:23.280 on a great many things but i don't think he's stupid some people think he's stupid or maybe 0.99

03:32:27.600 insane i thought he might be how he's just impulsive and he doesn't i thought he might 0.99

03:32:31.640 be driven insane by narrowly avoiding being shot to death i said this i was on a panel with jason

03:32:38.320 mirichuk and thomas 777 where i'm like you for a young man if you get shot in the face like that

03:32:44.700 changes you forever i don't know what it does to show a guy like him and he was not behaving like

03:32:49.300 the wild card i thought he would i'm like he's pretty reserved considering and that's why people

03:32:53.720 thought it might be fake but which i don't believe but i'm like i'm like he should be a bit more like

03:32:57.280 a lunatic now but i actually do believe this because people are trying to get inside his head 0.92

03:33:00.800 it's like what is the point that fucking text he shared with macron that was so funny he's like i'm 0.99

03:33:05.920 with you in syria not sure what you're doing in greenland like no one knows what he's doing he 0.95

03:33:10.520 must know that i think he's making an argument for sovereignty against incursions by china and

03:33:17.620 russia which is true and this goes back to your point um the canada my entire life uh my adult

03:33:26.140 life i can remember the topic of arctic sovereignty being a huge issue in canada who holds dominion

03:33:33.420 over our arctic region because again my entire adult life there have been incursions from

03:33:39.500 russian submarines russian ships testing our defensive measures and you know i am a great

03:33:45.760 comrade to many canadian nationalists up here and every a lot of people are really anti-trump right

03:33:52.040 now you know i understand that but one thing when the when the conversation on annexation

03:33:58.280 was first initiated by trump i thought the points he was bringing up were a bit more reasonable and

03:34:04.780 he raised a couple of points one was the fentanyl flow through uh the ports in british 0.96

03:34:11.880 columbia specifically vancouver can you talk about that because everyone looks at me fucking

03:34:15.340 sideways when i bring it up yeah yeah more more fentanyl comes from canada than mexico yeah i'll 0.60

03:34:20.080 get it in just a second because trump is saying like you got to control the fentanyl flow um from

03:34:25.500 vancouver into the rest of the nation and secondly is you need to project arctic sovereignty you need

03:34:30.200 to secure your territory up north you have not been upholding your end of our defensive pact

03:34:36.600 and which is true if you know anything about the canadian military i know many veterans uh and 0.96

03:34:41.920 active service members up here and they'll tell you the same fucking thing that we do not take 0.79

03:34:46.000 our military seriously which is a shame because canada has a very rich and valiant military 0.95

03:34:52.320 history but they've just let it fall by the wayside point being that this this is a very

03:34:58.560 very important territory people don't think it is people think oh it's bigger than the panama canal

03:35:03.720 times times 10 well yeah canada is the other country that the united states shares the north

03:35:10.180 american aerospace defense command with norad and i don't know what canada's contribution is other

03:35:16.020 than putting up a couple of radar stations that they probably don't maintain but that is the

03:35:21.400 reason for that alliance is that we are worried about icbms coming over the pole from either

03:35:26.820 russia or perhaps china now uh although they probably now it's not even icbms adam now that

03:35:32.380 it's gotten a little bit warmer up there and the cold is kind of pressed down to the south pole

03:35:37.260 russia's got we have one icebreaker the u.s the people with 11 carrier battle groups have only

03:35:46.240 icebreaker russia has 10 nuclear powered icebreakers and 20 regular icebreakers 0.98

03:35:54.820 all right china is now building icebreakers for russia at a fucking clip

03:36:00.160 so part of the reason they do that fresh passage has somewhat actually been realized um that that's 0.97

03:36:10.480 the sort of seasonal thaw of the polar northern pole ice cap that allows shipping to go from

03:36:18.420 the bering strait all the way into the atlantic a hundred percent you basically nerfed yeah you

03:36:24.080 basically nerf the panama canal like the the east to west right you don't have to go from and even

03:36:32.320 if you think about it like you're leaving shenzhen china you have to go all the way across the

03:36:36.740 pacific which is fucking huge yeah right you're spending three weeks crossing the pacific

03:36:42.560 then you have to pass the panama canal and then you got another what two weeks or at least a

03:36:48.840 probably more than a week maybe a little bit less than two up to new york right or you can just launch

03:36:56.220 from the top of russia and you're on north american soil in a week

03:37:04.500 mm-hmm right you just cut transport costs by a factor of seven

03:37:11.460 it's an economic mega highway yeah

03:37:16.000 yeah and just think about like oil tankers alone think of just oil tankers you can airdrop oil

03:37:24.540 tankers into europe anywhere you basically you're basically moving saudi arabia right next to europe

03:37:31.840 right next to canada right next to america well china also can get access to russian oil

03:37:38.480 much easier if they ship it and i think they're doing that i think they have that shadow fleet

03:37:43.080 that's going back and forth um and some of that can actually travel along the northern coast of

03:37:48.400 russia down to china and you know that's part of russia russian territory but the the canadian

03:37:55.440 component i kind of want to hear dimes's take on this because from america's perspective we're just

03:37:59.680 worried about you know the superpowers affecting us but but canada's kind of in the middle yeah but

03:38:04.600 it's not just defense though it's also economic right right so canada has motivations to have

03:38:11.780 trading partners with probably you know rivals of the united states but also yeah yeah relationships

03:38:17.400 with the united states to trade with with the united states so it's complicated yeah that's

03:38:22.080 where we're at right now exactly and so i can tell you from my perspective the sorts of conversations

03:38:28.440 that we're having up here right now.

03:38:29.840 Of course, there's things like Alberta sovereignty,

03:38:31.700 but that's part of the same conversation,

03:38:33.500 which is what does the future of Canada look like?

03:38:36.740 Knowing that it's essentially a vassal state,

03:38:41.060 it doesn't have the same sort of hegemonic sovereignty

03:38:45.260 that Russia or China or America have. 0.96

03:38:47.640 It needs to pick a dance partner.

03:38:49.940 And right now it's trying to figure out who it's going to be.

03:38:51.860 And they're making gestures towards China, not Russia.

03:38:55.180 That's still kind of tricky right now,

03:38:56.860 but they're trying to see how much we can decouple from America.

03:39:01.080 And so we have this territory,

03:39:03.520 this territory that's going to be in high demand soon.

03:39:06.060 Who do we want?

03:39:07.080 Who's going to be beneficial for us? 0.67

03:39:08.440 And they're making a bet on China. 0.81

03:39:10.020 I don't think that's why I think I would rather be America,

03:39:13.840 whatever disagreements or issues.

03:39:16.320 And also China's far away.

03:39:18.040 China's far away. 1.00

03:39:18.740 Like people, 1.00

03:39:19.420 people don't fucking know how fucked up China is, 1.00

03:39:21.600 man. 1.00

03:39:21.840 Cause every day I got to hear from these bricks assholes every single 1.00

03:39:25.360 fucking day i got here like did you know that they're gonna have flying cars in china in five 1.00

03:39:29.980 years sure okay suck my fucking dick like i'm so sick of hearing china my entire adult life china 1.00

03:39:35.520 strong china's superpower by 2016 shut like it's it's all these fucking fantasies you have no idea 1.00

03:39:41.120 how bad it's there my co-host judas he lived in hong kong for like what 10 years he he knows what's 0.99

03:39:48.820 going on in mainland china he's like you have no idea how fraudulent this all is chinese are brutal 0.92

03:39:55.100 and they're brutal to themselves and if anybody wonders how bad colonialism under the chinese 0.95

03:40:02.380 would be like just go go to africa and see i mean watch that documentary uh where that guy you know

03:40:08.000 does the it's so tiresome like that that's that's chinese futurism like basically they view you as

03:40:12.640 like ants and slaves and it's uh no no chinaman ever called me a nazi give it a shot wait see 0.87

03:40:21.160 what happens like you see what i'm saying like they everything that you think they won't be 1.00

03:40:25.920 racist towards you think chinese won't be racist towards white people give me a fucking break like 0.98

03:40:32.000 you have no like they see you as chinese think white people are slobs i i have a friend who does 0.99

03:40:37.760 business over there and he tells me that he thinks we're they think that we don't wash they think 0.99

03:40:44.120 that we're lazy uh they think that we're stupid you know and i don't literally i have a hard time 0.85

03:40:49.940 blame them sometimes we look at our behavior but i also realize that they're not our friend 0.62

03:40:54.240 yeah and that's the argument i've been making for quite some time it's like okay as much 0.75

03:40:59.320 disagreements you might have with america it is preferable to china hey it would be great if we

03:41:05.240 could do it with europe that would be wonderful but it's for our economic purposes it's probably

03:41:10.920 it's between america and china right now and canada unfortunately has a long history of siding with

03:41:17.380 china despite america as we said at the very top of this um i can get into the fentanyl thing if

03:41:23.780 you want unless you have something to say stormy just real quick um what is another group of people

03:41:29.380 that emulates everything about like white anglo-saxon culture right but at the same time 0.93

03:41:40.080 resents it because it can't create it itself indians and jews how bottomless is their hatred 0.96

03:41:48.360 towards this thing that they want to emulate want to possess themselves and know that they 0.97

03:41:54.160 can never create it yeah that's how much chinese people actually hate you like that's how much 0.99

03:41:59.920 they actually resent you right you're basically this 0.99

03:42:04.080 this thing that they both worship and despise because seeing it it represents everything they

03:42:13.620 want to be and at the same time cuts against their own feeling of petty supremacy right like

03:42:24.480 it it it's a contradiction so deep that they can't help but want to destroy it

03:42:29.600 they're no different from any of those other two groups that also hate you more than they can 0.97

03:42:35.640 fucking you know they hate you like they need so on that point talk about what's going on with 0.99

03:42:41.840 fentanyl and vancouver and oh yeah triads and them kind of running this like reverse opium 0.99

03:42:48.200 war against countries that didn't even actually initiate it in china this is really interesting

03:42:54.260 And I know Stormy had brought it up that, you know, the play made by Trump is that most fendels come from Canada. 0.99

03:43:02.040 And that is true based on the research that I've done. 0.96

03:43:04.480 And we covered two books on the show back to back.

03:43:07.760 One is called Claws of the Panda by Jonathan Manthorpe.

03:43:12.580 And the other is called Willful Ignorance, I believe, by Sam Cooper.

03:43:19.580 Sam Cooper, who runs a great sub stack called The Bureau.

03:43:22.940 he's been one of the few guys who's been on this beat for a long time talks a lot about china 0.91

03:43:27.100 um so i like to refer to people to him um so what was going on is edelman pr fuck it's edelman pr 0.96

03:43:35.500 god damn it go ahead go ahead i'm i'm pulling that up right here because i i never heard this 0.96

03:43:41.620 one before oh e-d-e-l-m-a-n-p-r okay edelman um so basically what's happening is you know 0.98

03:43:48.700 everyone knows about drug cartels everyone knows about organized crime um what you find with

03:43:54.420 organized crime even with something as coordinated as the cartels or even the russian mafia whatever

03:43:59.200 it might be is they tend to have a couple of drugs that they're really really well known for

03:44:03.800 uh with the cartels you get you get heroin but it's really a lot of cocaine as well that's like

03:44:09.620 the main thing and then weed of course um but none of them are really producing fentanyl fentanyl is

03:44:15.880 a very complex chemical to produce it's synthetic you know it can't really just grow it and so what

03:44:22.380 they found was that something to the tune of 95 percent of all fentanyl in on the north american 0.90

03:44:29.620 continent was coming from china where it's man it's created in factories it's it's part of their 0.89

03:44:37.040 industrial base creating this fentanyl and it's being brought in through the ports of british 0.85

03:44:44.040 columbia specifically vancouver because as we had said canada has a long history of

03:44:49.700 deals with china and part of the deal was relaxed chinese migration and there's a lot of chinese

03:44:57.380 people in bc all throughout canada ontario as well but bc and these these people tend to set

03:45:04.740 up their own ethnic blocks they elect their own people you know the story everyone knows this

03:45:08.220 story but the two books clause of the panda and willful ignorance are telling two halves of the

03:45:14.920 same story one is the political infiltration of canada with clause of the panda how the chinese

03:45:21.000 communist party is funding politicians in canada funding these ngos these student groups to agitate

03:45:28.720 for chinese people as sort of a fifth column within canada that's the just political side of

03:45:34.000 it willful blindness isn't it willful blindness second book it's more about the triads and the

03:45:39.840 drugs and the thing is these are all part of the same thing because the chinese communist party

03:45:46.080 directs pretty much all of it and you need to tell the story of the tri the hong kong triads 0.89

03:45:52.400 how there was a massive gang war because the the chinese government said okay we're we need you to

03:45:58.720 basically start bringing over these drugs there's too many gangs we're going to allow a gang war for

03:46:04.720 one month you guys sort it out then a victor emerged from that and they are responsible for

03:46:10.000 the smuggling of fentanyl into these ports that a lot of them control and then distributing it

03:46:15.400 through their networks all throughout north america so if you hear about someone who has 0.53

03:46:21.020 overdosed on fentanyl in all likelihood it came from a chinese factory and went through chinese 0.94

03:46:29.460 hands into canada which in in my reading of this canada has become something of a liability to the 0.84

03:46:36.660 five eyes intelligence apparatus um it's it's been letting this go on for so long it's hugely 0.96

03:46:43.900 embarrassing then there's no fucking answer for we've become so subverted by chinese interests 0.96

03:46:49.680 it's silly and a lot of people don't really care for this we discussed this even before the episode 0.98

03:46:56.380 they're saying when you bring up china to an american audience they're used to you know alex 0.96

03:47:02.440 jones talking about it's not taken seriously who gives a fuck about china oh they're buying up some 0.62

03:47:06.580 farmland who cares but it's far more real up here it's it's a very real problem and i hate to say it 0.82

03:47:13.320 to all the people this doesn't directly involve jews it's very difficult to tell a story where

03:47:19.840 the jews are directing this except in some very peripheral way something concerning general mass 0.99

03:47:26.740 migration through engines all that shit but i'm like this this actually is just a fucking chinese 0.99

03:47:31.660 thing and it is leading to the deaths of countless white canadians and americans through like how 0.99

03:47:38.720 many stories have you heard about the opioid crisis? This is that. So you could interpret

03:47:42.980 this, and many should interpret this, as a form of warfare. For sure. That's how I do it.

03:47:49.740 One good thing I've seen, and I don't know if it's true, but I have seen a chart that showed

03:47:54.380 fentanyl deaths in the United States has actually declined in the past year. I think it has something

03:47:58.560 to do with the border crossings being limited somewhat. But regarding Vancouver, I drove through

03:48:05.300 there once um and i was kind of lost but i i was just kind of curious too about the city and i

03:48:10.680 remember this like car like kept like darting in front of me it didn't make any sense and then it

03:48:15.160 turned around and it was a chinese woman driving it i'm like oh oh okay i get it now she's driving 0.99

03:48:20.680 fucking upside down and sideways and yeah yeah just kind of like she's no clipping through the 1.00

03:48:25.220 wall kind of like you know hopping over other cars it's very weird but yeah and also like the 0.97

03:48:30.620 story itself is very interesting it's told sort of like a crime thriller because it has to do

03:48:35.400 with laundering money through all these casinos as well there's a massive amount of casinos 0.89

03:48:40.320 on the west coast that's how and then one of the top ways that chinese gangsters launder money is 0.97

03:48:46.160 through gambling either their own little casinos or like these massive ones that they either control 1.00

03:48:51.260 or work hand in glove with everyone knows what's going on but hey here comes a chinese guy with a 0.98

03:48:56.640 duffel bag filled with you know 20 million dollars yeah and he's just gonna play baccarata 0.54

03:49:01.760 in a room by himself it's like we know what's going on here we've seen that in the west coast

03:49:06.140 in the united states too uh you know in los angeles and san francisco in particular there's

03:49:11.600 a ton of chinese money a lot of that was encouraged after the financial crisis to kind of come in and

03:49:17.580 buy real estate like i had that in florida with like the brazilians coming in to prop up

03:49:21.440 this like kind of cratering real estate market. But in Canada, it's even more insane. I was

03:49:27.520 looking up the statistics and it's over 20 times the median annual income in Vancouver to buy a

03:49:34.260 home at $1.8 million is the median house there. And the median salary is only $90,000. In the

03:49:41.480 United States, by contrast, it's about six times national average. Now, Vancouver is probably

03:49:46.240 exceptional for canada but that is a lot of money and i think that is attributable to a lot of that

03:49:52.860 foreign money coming in yeah probably to pay frankly for some of the the trade deficit that

03:49:57.320 canada runs with china uh us has the same problem um but that is that is a huge affordability issue

03:50:05.400 that i i would bet canadian politicians never want to talk about honestly because yeah you know

03:50:12.280 we have that problem here it's it's always that race question it's a third rail you can never

03:50:16.620 touch it but it is a prevalent issue that at root that causes these we we want to touch that third 0.62

03:50:23.300 rail because we understand what's driving it they will point to the housing crisis but try and blame

03:50:27.980 it on something else or find a solution that does not address that problem so it's very dire up here

03:50:36.280 in the sense that so many young people have accepted that they will never own a home um and

03:50:42.320 the medium price of the home on in dc that that's tends to be a bit more expensive area but it's not 0.98

03:50:47.280 that different from ontario where i live so you're seeing dog shit houses going for around a million 0.75

03:50:53.120 do you still got do you guys still have that chinese mayor in toronto olivia exactly how does 0.98

03:50:58.980 that happen olivia how the fuck does it i'm a big fan of this comedian canadian comedian ben bankus

03:51:04.980 he makes fun of her and he does a really good olivia child impersonation i've seen it yeah 0.99

03:51:09.940 i've seen that i love it's so easy to make fun of it's it's laughably dumb it's insane that this 0.79

03:51:16.700 happened that you have just like this old chinese communist lady that's running perhaps the most

03:51:23.860 consequential city in the nation a lot of people don't like hearing that but toronto i love

03:51:30.140 vancouver i love vancouver's pretty i didn't think that about toronto but vancouver is beautiful

03:51:35.440 but toronto is where real things happen sure and then she's in charge of it how that's it's

03:51:41.620 preposterous but uh that that's how it happens it's the the funding the politicians it's the 0.98

03:51:49.020 ethnic voting blocs but it's it's this entire network of chinese money that honestly as pathetic 0.98

03:51:56.740 as is to say as we said before or i said before rather that canada is trying to find its dance 0.93

03:52:01.580 partner that if i'm something of a neorealist when it comes to geopolitics that people will

03:52:09.000 get away with what they can get away with you only have the sovereignty that you can defend

03:52:13.620 there is no international order really there's no such thing as geopolitical morality so if global

03:52:19.800 powers see a country like canada that is not willing to defend itself what do you expect them 1.00

03:52:26.580 to do other than move in yeah you know i i it's just like these some of these immigrants it's like 0.98

03:52:31.780 we we know that there's canadian ngos my fucking tax dollars are going to sponsor billboards in 0.99

03:52:40.480 bangladesh and like the the what's the worst the congo some shit saying come to canada for free 1.00

03:52:47.940 money and pussy that's what they're saying and then kind of blame them for reading the billboard 1.00

03:52:52.900 and then doing i'm like i i can because i hate them but also i'm like there's a problem here 0.99

03:52:57.980 that we're beckoning these problems in and we're allowing these intrusions and if if he can say

03:53:03.720 one thing to defend trump perhaps he's trying to inspire us to invest more in our military which we

03:53:09.760 should and project arctic sovereignty which we fucking should but we i don't i don't know if

03:53:16.220 carney's interested in having that conversation how do you defend uh against the indian question 0.79

03:53:20.540 we've got this vivek weirdo who's trying to become a governor of ohio here and uh i think it's it's

03:53:28.340 starting to implode hopefully but you have a lot of indians in canada i've seen it uh i know i think

03:53:35.160 td bank uh toronto dominion bank is like run by an indian or something i listened to their earnings

03:53:40.380 call once and it was a bunch of indians babbling back back and forth they love banks they love

03:53:45.220 banks working in banks anything to do with a bank they love it um what do we do about that 0.98

03:53:50.840 well the indian problem and we're discussing this a bit before the show the racial questions in

03:53:56.720 canada in america are very different i think yours are more severe because you have the problem of

03:54:03.880 blacks to reckon with and there's no easy solution to that but also mexicans and the contested 1.00

03:54:09.440 territory in the south that's a really big problem in canada all of our migrant problems 1.00

03:54:15.940 are because we've flown them in like it's not easy to get to canada no they didn't so it's like

03:54:22.000 and it's it's these financial spigots that are opened over them to incentivize it but i just 0.98

03:54:27.740 keep saying if we turn those spigots off if we just stop giving them free shit they'll go back 0.99

03:54:31.600 canada is not a hospitable client for the dark continent you know this it's a very 1.00

03:54:38.660 unfriendly place to any any arab any indian any african right like it's they don't like it here 1.00

03:54:45.920 i love it here they don't like it it's it's hostile to them so if we stop if we make it a 1.00

03:54:51.820 bit more uncomfortable a lot of them just leave that doesn't solve the problem of the 0.98

03:54:56.520 chinese government as i said because chinese people don't bother but like you have to treat 0.86

03:55:01.360 every group differently in a sense but like the indian one like it's it's so it happens so fast 0.94

03:55:08.640 there are so many indians so fucking fast and right now they're in you know mile long lineups 1.00

03:55:16.000 outside of tim hortons because they can't get a job and you know what indians do they get very 1.00

03:55:21.080 arrogant and very fast so they're not like well vivek vivek is doing everything so wrong but he's 1.00

03:55:28.380 doing it in such an indian way like his haircut doesn't make sense like weird weird off-putting 0.99

03:55:33.280 things to white people it's like doesn't doesn't wear shoes on his interviews it's like you got a 0.99

03:55:38.360 fucking eric striker haircut what it doesn't make sense you're not wearing your shoes and shit like 0.99

03:55:43.120 what are you what are you doing and then he's like flip-flopping every like week on whether or not he 0.99

03:55:49.140 likes or hates white people as indians do so i'm like you you're revealing indians are if we're 0.52

03:55:56.700 looking at the bell curve here i'm sure that they were in terms of iq one standard deviation maybe 1.00

03:56:01.860 above blacks but they're still they're still stupid they're still arrogant dumb people who 1.00

03:56:06.560 run their mouth too much and embarrass themselves like if you indians are unlikable and that works 1.00

03:56:12.400 in our favor right you know who is the guy that was eating the apple is that pierre paulia yeah 0.99

03:56:21.140 he was going anywhere he should have gone somewhere but he didn't because he lost to

03:56:26.060 mark carney this was so funny i love that election because first of all i love you know who i'm

03:56:30.860 talking about when i say the guy eating the apple but that's my only knowledge of canadian politics

03:56:35.740 he hung a lot of his reputation on that apple believe me he took off his glasses

03:56:40.840 he started eating the apple and he he got it in his head that he was cool he thought he was a cool 0.99

03:56:45.300 guy and he was but he's he couldn't he couldn't fix his voice so he still sounds like a fucking 0.95

03:56:51.980 nerd but he was he's the leader of the conservative party he was and is if in a country that made 0.92

03:56:58.560 sense he wouldn't be he would have been chasing but they don't have anyone else to lead the

03:57:01.660 conservative party that would be our version of the republicans uh it's just liberals and

03:57:06.180 conservatives those are the two main parties and um so he was up against trudeau and trudeau as i

03:57:12.420 said to start imagine the damage that a competent liberal could do and pierre pauliev was set up to

03:57:19.060 just trounce trudeau he was leading in the polls he was the obvious it was so obvious he was going 0.97

03:57:24.440 to win that trudeau was like growing a beard and getting depressed and shit but then then they got 0.93

03:57:30.560 rid of him like not long before the election and then who are they going to pick then they found 0.97

03:57:35.620 this guy no one saw coming mark carney and they put polyev up against carney and carney just

03:57:40.100 decimated them embarrassed because pierre probably the the story of the election that i was saying at

03:57:45.560 the time was no one likes pierre polyev as much as they hate trudeau like the approval rating for

03:57:52.440 trudeau near the end there was as bad as i've ever seen well regarding trudeau i have a chart

03:57:58.340 you've probably seen it but it goes back to well 1995 and it shows the gdp per capita between the

03:58:05.680 united states and canada and they're kind of you know moving along the same path they're going up

03:58:11.600 up up up and they start diverging around 2015 and this is when justin trudeau takes office

03:58:17.860 and canada flatlines and united states goes up uh you know 25 or so from 2015 to now uh gdp per

03:58:26.740 capita but the canada canadians have not seen that and i'd like to hear your theory as to why

03:58:32.640 and what what was trudeau doing uh i don't know like i guess just not encouraging any form of

03:58:43.940 economic development which has been a common enough story over again my entire adult life

03:58:50.140 um just increasing the welfare state trying to just reallocate money to keep this thing afloat 0.93

03:58:57.580 like we said before the drive to increase the the gdp by bringing in so many migrants who are not 0.98

03:59:06.660 high skilled i think that's probably a big factor i mean that's the denominator right there it's per

03:59:12.260 capita yeah you're told that the these waves of migrants will increase the gdp and no one really

03:59:18.000 knows the gdp means so they believe it but as we're seeing is there's no jobs for them and so 0.99

03:59:22.860 they just become welfare leeches they become uh leeches the system and so that's probably it so 0.97

03:59:28.640 you've seen what was his fucking name he's not the immigration minister he's this we've actually 0.98

03:59:35.320 seen long story short bureaucrats come out and say i think we overdid it with the immigration 0.99

03:59:42.020 numbers and to see a liberal bureaucrat admit that is unprecedented right you've never seen

03:59:48.140 them do that so they're like okay maybe let's let's lower it should be zero but the fact that

03:59:52.660 they're saying let's lower by 25 means even they're admitting that something has gone catastrophically

03:59:58.080 wrong and that there is there's no there is no longer any economic argument for mass migration

04:00:05.220 and for a long time maybe they were trying to do that and most people don't know much about

04:00:09.680 you can't afford to bring in unlimited number of dependents because first of all the money that you

04:00:17.820 had in the tens the 2010s uh from oil frankly is not there as much as it used to be the global

04:00:28.960 price of oil is about 55 a barrel brent sees 65 but you know the texas stuff 55 now with venezuela

04:00:37.760 and Guyana coming online that's the sort of same heavy crude that Canadians supply the United

04:00:43.620 States difference is the Canadians actually are white and they know how to like do infrastructure 0.85

04:00:49.760 and engineering to some competent level that the Venezuelans apparently can't do on their own

04:00:54.720 and so Canada is supplying roughly 6 million barrels I think per day I don't know if it's 0.94

04:01:01.400 that much but there's a lot of crude that comes out of Canada and it's basically going to one

04:01:07.580 market is the united states and it has to actually go all the way down to houston where all those

04:01:11.300 giant refiners were built for venezuela but after uh chavez got in and then maduro continued his

04:01:19.300 anti-american policies that trade relationship between the u.s and venezuela was cut off

04:01:24.300 canada stepped in and had a tremendous opportunity in the oil sands in alberta and maybe in

04:01:31.320 saskatchewan as well where they were able to sell that same heavy crude which is crucial for a piece

04:01:36.600 of the petroleum puzzle which is the diesel and heavy heavy type of distillate stuff that you only

04:01:43.680 get out of that really tar type of oil you can't get out of that lighter stuff because that's where

04:01:49.460 you make kind of the lighter fuels like gasoline but for jet fuel and for diesel Canadian tar sands

04:01:56.420 were a perfect substitute for venezuelan uh crude problem is uh canadian operations are

04:02:06.260 i think unprofitable at current total all-in costs right now if they were going to build a new

04:02:12.960 uh facility out of like you know forested land that had no uh infrastructure for extracting

04:02:20.060 that tar sands however they can still run it on the current facility so they're running through

04:02:24.780 those at maybe about $25 a barrel as a cost, but that's only operational costs. So like fixed costs

04:02:33.240 plus, you know, operational amortized out, it's, it's a lot higher than the current price. So they

04:02:38.140 have a big economic problem, I think in the, the crude air crude oil producing areas of Canada,

04:02:46.620 if the global price of oil doesn't go up. And especially if they're going to be facing off

04:02:51.940 with this competition from venezuela and so if you then add in all these dependents you have even

04:02:58.500 less money to pay for all this stuff and that's one of the big complaints i've heard from the

04:03:02.560 albertans is that they're funding the deficits that the canadian government runs because they're

04:03:09.940 taxed more than they get in benefits yeah and that's something known as equalization payments

04:03:15.260 up here in canada or one of its forms which is literally certain provinces that are deemed to

04:03:20.320 have provinces give money to the have not provinces. And so I think Quebec has been a

04:03:25.760 recipient of like, it's not a trillions of dollars or anything, but it is hundreds of

04:03:30.440 millions, if not billions of dollars. So I, you know, Stormy made a good point about how

04:03:35.720 Mark Carney and that whole Davos initiative is pushing green energy, renewable energy at the

04:03:41.740 expense of oil. And I believe that to be true. I also believe that to be true of Trudeau and the

04:03:46.740 liberal government generally so the point being that the liberal establishment has always been

04:03:52.640 hostile to alberta and or they don't like oil they don't like that we're so reliant on it or

04:03:58.900 they haven't supported it's so short-sighted to have that opinion yeah exactly but they're like 1.00

04:04:05.100 don't underestimate how fucking ideologically beholden and fucking stupid they are like they 1.00

04:04:10.560 are we have democrats we get it but uh yeah like they actually believe it's like no the future's 1.00

04:04:15.840 renewables we just haven't figured it out yet and it's like this this nasty sticky thing that

04:04:20.400 we have to do with oil and we don't like it but we must rule our eyes and do it but like

04:04:24.300 if you had provided more support to that resource extraction or looked at further resource extraction

04:04:31.460 throughout Canada because there's this is a very resource rich country but they don't like that

04:04:35.340 they think that's beneath them well it's funny you mentioned Peter's eye hand one of the last 0.95

04:04:39.380 videos I watched of him other than his stupid hiking videos which I haven't watched anymore but 0.79

04:04:43.680 he was up in canada and he was in like the north northern territories northwest territories what 0.99

04:04:48.260 do you call them he was like trying to pitch to the indigenous people how they should they should

04:04:53.640 open up their land to uranium mining or something like that but it's true i've heard that like

04:04:58.740 canada has some of the best uranium deposits in the world because you don't even have to enrich

04:05:03.640 it you just dig it out of the ground and you put it in your can-do reactors and i used to listen

04:05:09.200 to this decouple podcast a lot and the guy's canadian he really likes the can-do uh reactors

04:05:14.540 because they just run off of the the rocks that you dig up in canada you don't have to enrich it

04:05:20.320 which is unreal like everywhere else it's like one percent uranium and then you have to like

04:05:25.160 run it through these stupid centrifuges to bring it up to like five percent to get reactors but 0.64

04:05:29.820 canada you don't have to do that it's like we could extract these resources and achieve 0.99

04:05:34.700 something like internal sovereignty and in a robust economy but we're choosing not to but you

04:05:42.560 know who is eyeing that very same territory and running the same calculations is america is china 0.79

04:05:48.020 is every fucking buddy else saying if you're not going to use it then we are and i think there's 0.92

04:05:53.820 a vibe let's call it you know and maybe this is growing from the nihilism of the younger 0.97

04:06:00.580 generations including our own but i think people are thinking that things are going to get very

04:06:04.980 real very fast that we're on the precipice of something cataclysmic and that maybe things like

04:06:11.240 fresh water maybe something like just easily accessible resources in an emergent multipolar

04:06:17.560 world is going to become very essential and so you need to figure out what side of that you want

04:06:22.240 to be on and i i just don't think any canadian politician or canadians generally are having that

04:06:28.020 sort of serious conversation and they maybe they are kind of right now for the first time in a long

04:06:32.760 time but yeah i i think things are looking pretty precarious for canada going forward wow do you uh 0.95

04:06:40.140 do you personally plan on staying there for the foreseeable future oh yeah i'll fucking i'll 0.99

04:06:45.640 fucking die here i i would fight and die for this country outside of the military because 0.98

04:06:51.080 it's it's i i've had too many veterans recommend that i don't do it you know i mean the guys who 0.99

04:06:58.360 know who would know say like don't fucking do it um and there's all there's alternatives to that 0.69

04:07:03.160 up here but we won't get into that um but yeah like i i just like it here i like this country 0.94

04:07:08.180 i like all the bad stuff i feel towards this country what many americans feel towards america

04:07:14.220 you you you like every strange thing about it you love the swamps you love the i love the cold

04:07:21.320 i love dry i love you look you dry places and it's just forest it's kind of like russia like

04:07:27.400 that there's so much forest there's so much undiscovered it's kind of haunted like that

04:07:32.520 and it's it's a it can be oppressive it can be hostile to people but you know i'd even debated

04:07:39.100 this every canadian has had the conversation about should we leave should we go to america

04:07:43.900 there's some canadians who have done that some content creators and i always tell them like

04:07:48.620 you're not gonna hate canada enough for an american to like you they're always gonna see 0.99

04:07:52.840 you as the fucking faggot canadian these there's this guy named clyde do something up here who like 1.00

04:07:58.500 moved to texas his whole thing is like he talks about how much canada sucks now it's like you're 1.00

04:08:02.700 not you will never be a real texan the the texans will feel that way but the liberals will love you 0.92

04:08:08.740 i remember during the iraq war how all these americans were putting canadian flags on their 0.74

04:08:13.620 backpack to sort of confuse people from thinking that they were these ugly americans uh in the

04:08:19.700 liberal blue blue coast territories of the qua america you are beloved the canadians yeah 0.91

04:08:29.940 and canadians with their health care and all that crap there's so many liberal countries i love that 0.85

04:08:34.940 too my whole life is like we're not like those boorish uncultured americans like i hate it i 0.98

04:08:41.780 hate that because i'm like i know so many fucking cool americans and i knew this even when i was 0.86

04:08:46.520 younger you know and going trips i'm like these people are not like how i was taught these people 0.91

04:08:52.060 these people are nicer than the canadians i know who are supposed to be the most polite people to

04:08:57.560 be fair i've never had a negative feeling towards canada i think it's a little bit over overplayed

04:09:03.180 it's kind of a meme and the kind of like dissident right that canada is this horrible place i i think

04:09:07.940 there's some good people up there but i'm curious like what exactly was the expectation from what

04:09:15.060 you were told and then what was the difference that you experienced in interacting with americans

04:09:19.240 you know there's this the comedian that i never liked that was very popular up here named rick

04:09:25.960 mercer and he was uh i believe a member of the show called this hour is 22 minutes i won't bore

04:09:32.660 with the the lecture on canadian media but he had this segment that was pretty popular up here just

04:09:39.360 called talking to americans and it was sort of a man on the street interview to go out with a mic

04:09:44.420 and he'd talk to americans and ask them questions about canada and show that they don't know 0.99

04:09:49.120 anything about canada look how fucking dumb they are and like well i'm honestly most you don't know 0.99

04:09:54.140 that much about america either but that was a common enough belief that we know everything 1.00

04:09:59.580 about them they know nothing about us they're arrogant very european saying that they're fat 0.96

04:10:04.540 they're i always thought it was funny even when i was growing up because you were told 0.92

04:10:07.740 i noticed that they're america occupied two ends of the stereotypical spectrum and i'd never seen 0.73

04:10:15.100 that with any other country americans were simultaneously the fattest slobs on earth

04:10:22.040 and also the most hyper fit health focused people on earth i'm like you can't be both at the same

04:10:29.200 time but that to me is a spectrum which you don't get with you know russians or anyone else they're

04:10:33.680 all just drunk um but that's that's you can't having multiple stereotypes is pretty wild

04:10:39.920 and so i i just started when i was very very young questioning it i'm like okay you know 0.92

04:10:44.960 the media likes to portray them as stupid even like the simpsons even like america's own media 0.98

04:10:50.560 would portray americans as these arrogant americans quote unquote media yes yeah echo echo echo 1.00

04:10:59.200 um but but but that's why we had that but you know once i i met americans again like they're 0.97

04:11:05.500 it's very nice look they're not that fucking different they're not japanese people it's not

04:11:10.580 like there's a culture shock when you go if you're living in toronto and you go to new york city is 0.98

04:11:15.300 there a culture shock is it like lost in translation motherfucker no it's not 0.95

04:11:19.420 so it's like what it's it's just colder in toronto yeah and toronto likes to think it's 0.99

04:11:27.580 New York City yeah and I would tell people here's your piss of Canadian off like okay we all love

04:11:32.260 poutine I bet America essentially discovered poutine on its own like you're telling me an 0.90

04:11:38.560 American didn't decide to put cheese curds and gravy on french fries independently of America

04:11:46.060 like I bet they figure that out too and I bet it's pretty good because I'll tell you one thing

04:11:49.500 that Americans understand it's gravy we don't have very good gravy up here I'll admit it

04:11:53.960 but you tell me i'm gonna go to the south and i'm not gonna have mind-blowing gravy and they

04:12:01.100 don't have mind-blowing poutine spare me i'm i'm obsessed with southern cuisine by the way so that's

04:12:06.900 why i'm on a rant right now good stuff all right do i hear stormy are you back yeah yeah i had 0.95

04:12:13.320 nothing to say about uh poutine i don't even know what the fuck it is oh it's just fries and gravy 0.95

04:12:19.800 they're very proud of it up there is it a canadian dish or is it just fries and gravy 0.95

04:12:27.680 and cheese that's what i'm saying like i bet they kind of invented that in britain too

04:12:33.000 oh god british people know gravy they know like sauces i bet they've got something like that

04:12:41.680 the deep south is weird man it's it's its own thing

04:12:51.800 i'm obsessed with new orleans i'm trying to get down there

04:12:55.860 i i can i do not like new orleans it is a bad place i mean if if if we had to sacrifice

04:13:04.700 louisiana to you know get out of this mess i do think a good chunk of the city is cursed

04:13:12.900 it has people who practice no like i'm not joking not being hyperbolic like cursed in the literal

04:13:18.960 sense guys you don't need to sell me on it i already want to go i'm a spooky guy and you're 0.89

04:13:23.700 like dude it's fucking haunted it's haunted by demons and jackals not not this type of spooky 0.95

04:13:28.740 Christopher Sandbatch 0.99

04:13:29.800 I'm going to pay him

04:13:32.600 real American dollars to give me 0.99

04:13:34.740 the Sandbatch experience in New Orleans

04:13:36.740 I would

04:13:39.240 yeah 1.00

04:13:40.660 which is just trawling for art hoe pussy 1.00

04:13:42.960 like it's not she's not showing me any 1.00

04:13:44.660 sight she's just taking me to bars

04:13:46.140 that sounds accurate

04:13:47.520 New Orleans is an evil place 0.80

04:13:50.880 absolutely

04:13:53.280 I also love

04:13:54.940 gumbo too

04:13:56.300 they have they have their um their graves above ground because the water table is so high they

04:14:02.000 the the corpses will float out of the ground if they bury them bro they're already walking down 0.98

04:14:07.460 the street what the fuck you talking about mardi gras like like bro no like i went to meet a friend 0.99

04:14:15.780 for dinner uh this was the last time i was in new orleans and will be the last time i am ever in new 0.99

04:14:22.500 orleans again but i i step over some fucking some dude is like in the in the doorway because 0.93

04:14:32.000 like a lot of like really old french restaurants and you know generally also in old buildings that 0.97

04:14:38.460 have like this uh this sunk back doorway you know so it's it's up off it's you know pulled back from

04:14:46.960 the street like you know four four or five feet so like you go into the little alcove and then

04:14:53.080 there's the door to get in and there's some dude slumped up in the in the doorway to this fancy

04:15:00.200 restaurant i step over him go and meet my friend and as i'm eating i'm watching the coroner pull up

04:15:08.540 and load the dude up i'm like i just stepped over a corpse

04:15:14.860 to get in to eat my meal like what what the fuck did he what happened i don't know but he was there 0.80

04:15:24.740 for a while so that means that's just the juju many many other people stepped over that corpse 0.97

04:15:30.160 too right probably the guys that came into work that day to open up the shop you know turn on the

04:15:37.040 lights and get the plates out and i bet you he was there for days like it's a bad place 0.88

04:15:45.760 and that's not even getting into the demonic shit that just very much is that that a hundred mile

04:15:53.360 radius it's like a yeah you're into sort of the telekinesis and stuff like that those yeah those 0.99

04:15:59.160 mental wavelengths you fucking feel it bro like that would be like a nexus of some kind i hate it 0.93

04:16:05.720 i hate it so much there's only one other place that i felt that i felt as 0.99

04:16:10.920 as bad as i feel i felt in new orleans and i was like driving in skid row in los angeles

04:16:19.580 and the tenderloin in san francisco you said the desert somewhere stormy was that yeah the 0.85

04:16:25.000 middle of the fucking desert i was driving um from like uh it was in that uh spot between um 0.93

04:16:37.280 new mexico and um and colorado like just middle of fucking nowhere desert and like it wasn't a 0.99

04:16:50.580 town i mean the town i was driving through like it felt really bad i didn't see one fucking church 0.90

04:16:59.960 in this entire town like no crosses like nothing it was actually kind of surreal i sort of looked 0.73

04:17:06.320 i felt like weird about it and then like then i just drove out into the desert um on my way to

04:17:16.260 colorado and about an hour outside of there like it just just driving in my car and it all of a 0.95

04:17:27.380 sudden like fucking got cold like inside my automobile and fucking hair stands up and like 0.98

04:17:38.300 is it is very very hostile like you you need to leave like you're not supposed to be here 0.99

04:17:47.260 like i don't know how to describe it other than like aggressive it's so wild that american

04:17:54.380 deserts seem so much more haunted and prone to paranormal activity than any middle eastern

04:18:01.100 desert 100 like i mean a whole a whole bunch of people have a whole bunch of occult people said

04:18:09.600 like that whatever the demons were that inherit like inhabited like the american north american

04:18:15.580 continent uh never left wow like i mean yeah north america is is very much has its own kind

04:18:28.120 spirit of things christianity hasn't been here that long like really any other type of

04:18:35.960 religious structure other than you know butchering people to demon gods

04:18:42.040 it's like a hundred years old and like i said before 1890 people were still getting killed

04:18:49.720 by bows and arrows and by people that chopped out people's hearts to give to demons it was less than

04:18:55.640 than 100 years ago well like i was saying before that's why 120 years ago whatever so much about

04:19:00.360 canada if you look at the map of canada most of the population hugs very very close to that

04:19:04.500 southern border right but it's such a massive territory that most of that's just uninhabited

04:19:11.000 or you don't know what's going on in there like you just gaze of this sea of forests and it's

04:19:16.980 it's full of secrets it's full of mystery and uh yeah there's not a lot of people they're very

04:19:21.580 very spread out and there could be anything going on up there one of my favorite horror genres is

04:19:26.780 like getting lost in the woods and i've seen some really good movies i can't remember the name but

04:19:32.420 they were like hiking in the canadian wilderness and there's always like some kind of indigenous

04:19:37.720 thing that they run into that is haunted and they don't quite understand it and there's this giant

04:19:43.480 lurking thing in the dark and yeah there's there's a lot of that up there

04:19:48.760 there's been a few canadian hormones actually wait no no it wasn't in colorado it was okay

04:19:54.680 it was it was past it was like the new mexico utah border it may have been southern utah 0.94

04:20:01.560 going into fucking um going into can into colorado so went up to utah then over to colorado 0.99

04:20:10.960 like it was near that fucking skinwalker ranch place 0.99

04:20:14.900 yeah i love it must have been within like 20 fucking miles 50 miles of that place 0.99

04:20:21.680 but yeah i like a lot of people very hostile i read so much about skinwalker shit in my like 0.95

04:20:27.500 4chan x days you know i love all that stuff i was gonna say the indians hated it so whatever

04:20:34.580 there didn't like them either i was gonna say just uh with adam there is a movie that

04:20:39.220 It kind of reminds me of something I saw called Black Mountain Side.

04:20:42.540 That was a 2014 Canadian horror movie.

04:20:46.560 And it's like set into an Arctic set far north.

04:20:50.060 It's got artifacts. 0.98

04:20:51.660 It's got weird paranormal Lovecraftian shit. 0.98

04:20:54.820 But, yeah. 0.99

04:20:56.120 I used to hate horror, and now I love it.

04:20:58.540 I don't know what happened to me.

04:20:59.800 Probably I'm just becoming more cognizant and open-minded enough

04:21:05.980 to recognize that there's more to this world than gears and bites.

04:21:09.220 You know, there's a spiritual realm, and it actually is fascinating to me.

04:21:13.020 Well, remember for so long, so much horror was entrenched in gore. 0.99

04:21:19.480 Well, like, I don't like the scream teen crap. 1.00

04:21:24.240 That's stupid. 0.99

04:21:25.160 I'm talking about, like, the real, like, The Exorcist or something that's kind of very deep, you know, that has significance to it. 0.99

04:21:33.760 and there's been more of that type of movie i think in the past 15 years people make fun of 0.79

04:21:40.160 us movie buffs for being so into like a24 type shit but there's a lot of slow burn a lot of 0.66

04:21:46.260 really strange horror like there's this movie that everyone hates that i love called skin 0.95

04:21:52.660 and i understand why they don't like it but i can't imagine that movie being made any other

04:21:59.620 time than now it is too fucking weird and challenging but it's not just gory it's not

04:22:06.380 just that eli roth sort of thing that can be enjoyable but i never liked it that much

04:22:10.640 um but sort of like high but here's what i don't like though there's a trend people are a lot more

04:22:15.900 sensitive now i mean that very specifically like people in i notice it a lot with our guys

04:22:23.120 but i've talked to like normal people about this that like and only a couple only a handful of them

04:22:31.840 i'd say like maybe like it comes up like every two or three and ten but demarcated like three or

04:22:39.960 three years ago right so all of a sudden a certain subset of the population

04:22:50.620 got basically menopause level i guess you could say like um emotional perception

04:23:02.960 right to where like it's a really interesting analogy but i think it's good yeah i don't know

04:23:10.200 how else to describe i don't know i i've tried various ways of describing it to people when i'm

04:23:14.240 asking like hey is this kind of something that you think you felt that like you know you've been

04:23:19.220 going through to where right they'll just get random waves of emotion right so like it's almost 0.91

04:23:28.460 like the you know people will choke up with something as dumb as commercials or like a little 0.67

04:23:34.900 tiny scene in something or reading like i don't know like two sentences about something it just 0.82

04:23:40.280 hits them a certain way where they're basically all of a sudden much more open and raw

04:23:46.140 and you have to explain it to people very deliberately because like they're like yeah

04:23:52.600 you know it makes me almost like want to cry i'm like but you don't you don't actually like cry

04:23:58.480 because it's not being sad right it's all of the feeling of emotion without any of the

04:24:07.980 specific contextual dynamics so like right it's the feeling of like being overwhelmed emotionally

04:24:16.880 but without the sadness or without the anger right there there isn't a

04:24:23.620 there isn't a a factor that kind of you know flavors it it's just the feeling

04:24:33.460 and a lot of people have kind of become almost more open to where like they're having

04:24:43.360 it in a noticeable way where a lot of people that are going to be listening to this goes 0.96

04:24:48.020 i know exactly what the fuck you're talking about and there's like a i don't want to say 0.95

04:24:53.760 like a very clear dividing line but one enough to where if i say it people will recognize it 0.99

04:25:01.820 Like this was a phase change that happened to them.

04:25:05.400 That isn't like they are very different to where they were like four years ago or five years ago.

04:25:11.940 Like it was a noticeable change in their, you know, day-to-day mental state to where they're much more sensitive than they used to be to a thing that they can't really point to.

04:25:26.120 I mean, they can't say what it is or why it is, but it just is happening to them and is clearly demarcated as different to how they were before.

04:25:41.380 So you all of a sudden liking spiritual-flavored horror movies isn't really a big surprise to me.

04:25:51.840 What do you think is causing this? Do you have a lead?

04:25:54.520 No idea.

04:25:55.020 yeah well i'm i'm curious if it's no idea that doesn't sound like there's something you know

04:26:00.280 in mk ultra programming that's causing us i've had this conversation with people in the uk

04:26:05.080 okay i've had this conversation with guys in germany i've had this conversation with guys in

04:26:11.380 russia i think it's it's just sort of a spiritual deadness to our culture that is causing certain

04:26:20.080 portions of us to look further that that's just my understanding of why i'm doing this but yeah

04:26:25.940 but it doesn't like it but it doesn't come when you think it's going to come like it'll come no

04:26:30.560 when you see this is the thing it's emotion emotional okay so here's a like a there's a

04:26:38.640 here's a bit of consciousness emotional if you know it's coming it's that's not really what

04:26:42.940 okay so well here's the thing so if i were to like hook you up to an eeg machine right get like

04:26:49.620 your vitals and your brain waves and i show you pictures of your loved ones all right like your

04:26:53.940 mom or whatever and i get the baseline for like what mom is in your head all right and then i

04:27:03.240 take you to like a museum and there's a big big painting behind a curtain and i sit you down

04:27:12.460 because this is actually something that's been done several times and i hook you up to the same

04:27:16.940 machines again right and i pull the curtain down and instantly no i mean instantly i mean

04:27:27.440 actually instantly your brain starts reading

04:27:31.760 those same types of brain waves as if you just saw something you loved

04:27:38.800 you saw something beautiful

04:27:40.960 except for

04:27:43.320 this is happening

04:27:44.780 in a fraction of a second

04:27:47.600 and

04:27:49.320 it takes

04:27:50.340 almost three quarters of a second

04:27:53.480 right

04:27:55.340 just for that visual information

04:27:57.700 right those protons to bounce off

04:27:59.420 that painting

04:27:59.980 make it across the room, go into your

04:28:03.380 eyes, be flipped upside

04:28:05.540 down and then merge together

04:28:07.460 into a single image, right?

04:28:10.200 It takes three quarters of a second

04:28:11.780 for an image to even get in your brain,

04:28:14.940 let alone processing it.

04:28:17.000 It takes you about a second and a quarter

04:28:19.260 to actually see and process an image.

04:28:24.960 But yet your brain

04:28:26.560 is responding to it instantaneously.

04:28:32.260 There is a type of knowledge

04:28:34.340 that is communicated through feeling.

04:28:37.460 it's not really it doesn't really come from us anybody that's felt anything knows that feelings

04:28:45.860 feel almost as if they come from outside you and kind of flow through you whether you want them to

04:28:52.660 or not right anybody that has ever cried before knows this that doesn't matter how much you want

04:29:01.920 to or not want to this thing is happening to you right so feelings convey information

04:29:12.120 specifically like knowledge knowledge is felt not thought knowledge is conveyed instantly like

04:29:20.900 feelings are instantaneous like literally we can hook you up to eg machines and we can run

04:29:28.180 all different types of variations of those experiments right things are communicated to you

04:29:34.100 at an emotional level instantly right so you know how you feel about something and nine times out

04:29:42.920 of ten it's right and you know this instantly before your brain has even had a chance to get

04:29:48.580 out of bed and start processing all right so it's an instantaneous type thing and it's felt

04:29:54.160 right textual word shit that we do on top of this thing right you know you how you feel about

04:30:04.440 something instantly and then you talk to yourself and put that into words and then you attribute 0.92

04:30:15.120 those words right the thoughts as the knowledge but the actual knowledge came to you immediately

04:30:23.140 and like this is why you always see whether it's in hermetic texts or early christian texts

04:30:32.020 right the soul knows truth from the sound of its ring right truth and knowledge are a felt

04:30:40.400 thing the thinking just comes on top of it it comes after

04:30:44.700 but the most sure you are of anything you know immediately

04:30:52.080 and you'll pull at that information you'll pull at that and you know add to it or whatever

04:31:00.340 later but the initial go no go signal is instantaneous

04:31:05.760 so knowledge is conveyed through feeling so if i sneak up behind you right you're walking down 0.96

04:31:15.820 the street and i'm like i'm going to fucking stab adam and i'm walking behind you the only person 0.99

04:31:25.520 that knows i'm walking behind you is me not you you've got no fucking idea the only person that 0.99

04:31:35.080 knows i'm going to stab you is me you have no fucking idea i don't like nobody else in the 0.99

04:31:40.560 wide world keep going nobody else in the whole wide world knows but yet all of a sudden 0.99

04:31:48.000 not only do you know that i'm behind you not only do you know that i'm staring at you

04:31:54.280 you also know a bit about my intent and you'll turn around and you won't look

04:32:03.520 on the far side of the street or the other side of the street you will know directly where i am

04:32:12.040 when somebody is staring at you and you can feel it you know exactly where they are

04:32:21.700 how could you know that the only person that knows that they're staring at you

04:32:26.840 is the person doing the staring how did that information get communicated to you

04:32:31.880 well you just felt it you felt it immediately not only did you know that i was behind you

04:32:40.580 and was probably you know going to do something not nice to you but you knew exactly where on

04:32:47.760 the street behind you i was how did this knowledge get conveyed to you it only lived in my head how

04:32:53.760 did it move from my head to yours well there's a connection that that was not as as literal and

04:32:59.500 materials as we perceive on the uh physical plane there's something else um to try to tie it together

04:33:06.520 and to respect our guest's time here how do we feel about the brotherhood between the north and

04:33:12.680 the south are we are we brothers that are my opinion is that i think everybody knows

04:33:18.380 that something bigger is happening that's just my vibe i think any of the animus

04:33:25.480 you can say the same thing with europe yeah right like all the guys in our sphere like oh america's 0.95

04:33:31.700 really fucking up oh i don't like this that they're doing i don't like this thing donald 0.88

04:33:36.500 trump is doing but nobody really feels that way strong enough to think some other type of way 0.99

04:33:42.100 about the fucking white people in that country that they know are going through the same thing 0.99

04:33:46.840 as they well i'll tell you why the greenland thing bothered me it's because i care about 0.99

04:33:52.120 the european people and i can empathize with denmark's position where they're sending soldiers

04:33:58.000 now to defend against this kind of unilateral move and i get the geopolitics big picture

04:34:04.280 they're not really doing that i i don't want to bully do they think the soldiers are defending

04:34:10.760 that's just a gut feel okay so the people the people at the steering wheel of their country

04:34:16.040 motion yeah their steering wheel the steering wheel of their country is not driven by those

04:34:21.840 people that you have feelings about of course i get it i'm intellectual those soldiers aren't 0.81

04:34:27.780 defending shit yeah like to me i look at this as a big dance they're all performing the same thing 0.99

04:34:33.180 with even mark carney it's like you need you can't just be a bitch you can't just immediately roll 0.99

04:34:38.600 over so you're going to stand but what is what is really going on under the surface that's why 1.00

04:34:43.940 i said earlier i'm like okay is trump just an insane moron no i don't think he's an insane 0.99

04:34:51.020 moron there's something else going on here there's some maneuvering and once you start looking at 0.99

04:34:55.860 that it gets more interesting like it's a very reductive conversation to say like well look 1.00

04:35:02.040 this is what we get for electing a fat idiot i'm like or or because even when you read that 0.99

04:35:08.360 text from macrom which i believe is real it could be fake which would be funny but he's like 1.00

04:35:13.220 we're with you like it seemed like even up until just recently everyone was willing to play ball

04:35:20.120 still like he's pushing and he's pushing and they're getting the message they're getting the

04:35:25.760 message that something is going on so this greenland thing i'm like i'm kind of seeing a

04:35:29.260 symphony of narratives but like it just doesn't seem like what it is to me at least no and the

04:35:36.720 European, the European leaders are going to blow this out of proportion, right?

04:35:43.660 Like, there is no way that, what you guys, what you don't know, what I don't know, what

04:35:49.820 I can only imagine though, is that the route Trump is taking was not the original route

04:35:55.520 that he went, but he has a problem because the leaders in Europe have every single motivation

04:36:04.960 to not just act reasonably

04:36:08.780 but to act in the most hyperbolic way possible

04:36:13.980 because Trump isn't doing what they want in Ukraine

04:36:17.120 not only is Trump not doing what they want in Ukraine

04:36:22.060 these are also deeply unpopular people

04:36:24.920 Keir Starmer has a lower approval rating 0.99

04:36:27.980 than fucking Maduro does 0.99

04:36:30.680 like I think literally it's in the 30s 0.99

04:36:33.340 it may actually be lower

04:36:34.920 All of the governments in Europe are deeply unpopular.

04:36:39.580 So find me a government in history that was deeply unpopular, that didn't find an external enemy to fixate their population on.

04:36:51.640 This is far less about Donald Trump, far less about Greenland and defending it or whatever.

04:36:57.660 And this has everything to do with directing the attention. 0.98

04:37:02.760 And it's fucking working, which is sad. 0.98

04:37:06.960 Away from them and their deep popularity. 1.00

04:37:10.900 Does any fucking person in Europe give a goddamn about Greenland? 1.00

04:37:15.120 Ever met a single person from Greenland? 1.00

04:37:18.180 Ever thought about Greenland?

04:37:21.040 No.

04:37:22.180 But now they all are. 1.00

04:37:23.540 They're thinking about Donald Trump and Greenland instead of the evil motherfuckers that have stolen control of their country. 1.00

04:37:32.420 And that's a big W in the column of evil motherfuckers that stole white people countries. 1.00

04:37:39.080 Like that's that's what that was. 1.00

04:37:42.380 Right. Like if you give a fuck about Greenland. 0.99

04:37:47.380 And you don't live in Greenland or aren't in the Trump cabinet. 1.00

04:37:51.920 you're fucking up well this gets to kind of a deeper issue that i kind of get into with my 0.98

04:37:58.600 co-host nick a lot and in a good way i i think it's a constructive debate we have often but 0.99

04:38:03.820 it basically boils down to this i'm usually trying to kind of pitch ideas that i think

04:38:10.280 are good for america and his position is that he's worried that if we do that it's just gonna 0.85

04:38:17.320 to entrench the zog parasite that's running america and i think there's truth about the 0.77

04:38:24.360 only thing that can possibly do that is the shutting down discourse 0.97

04:38:27.980 right if if if idea pitched opens up the opportunity for them to shut down discourse

04:38:36.920 then option pitch is bad if option pitch is irrelevant to domestic discourse on the topic

04:38:44.660 of Jewish organized Jewry

04:38:47.240 and their control over the government, 1.00

04:38:49.420 then option pitched is not bad

04:38:51.740 and probably good.

04:38:54.640 And actually,

04:38:56.040 a lot of the type of conflicts,

04:38:59.580 right, like,

04:39:01.200 take Venezuela.

04:39:02.760 Whether Venezuela is good

04:39:04.580 or not good

04:39:05.980 for America,

04:39:07.920 the number one topic about it, 0.99

04:39:10.180 all the way up to fucking Tucker Carlson, 0.98

04:39:13.220 was, is this because of 0.99

04:39:14.540 organized jewelry and that's good right like honestly i think all the fucking mark levins 0.99

04:39:23.840 are really dumb because the last thing you would possibly want to do yeah if you're worried about 0.99

04:39:32.460 jewish control over the u.s would be to go and go and try and draft some white kids 1.00

04:39:41.440 see what happens 0.98

04:39:42.480 and this is why all these governments

04:39:45.360 are scared to actually do any type

04:39:47.580 of armed conflict

04:39:48.620 including our own

04:39:50.200 because

04:39:52.760 and

04:39:54.720 this is actually

04:39:57.220 case in point to Minnesota National Guard

04:39:59.880 there's internal communications

04:40:01.720 that came out from Tim Walz's

04:40:03.700 government. The reason why Tim Walz

04:40:05.620 didn't call in the National Guard to defend

04:40:07.460 ICE or to defend

04:40:08.900 people from ICE or whatever

04:40:11.400 is because the internal documents

04:40:13.780 said that they thought

04:40:16.620 that there was a better chance

04:40:18.700 that as soon as ICE showed up,

04:40:20.660 they would throw in with ICE against them.

04:40:23.780 And they're probably right.

04:40:28.240 So, like, think about it. 0.94

04:40:30.000 If white kids in the West 0.99

04:40:33.020 are fucking picking up arms 1.00

04:40:34.700 and going to war anywhere, 1.00

04:40:37.040 it's going to be their own nation's capital

04:40:39.700 before it's anywhere else.

04:40:41.400 That's what the climate is right now.

04:40:43.440 You're not getting them to go anywhere.

04:40:46.220 The only place they want to go is their nation's capital.

04:40:50.820 Like if we were to pull every white kid in America, say, hey,

04:40:53.900 you want to go to war in Iran or Washington, D.C.? 0.95

04:40:57.300 Dimes, what did you have to say?

04:40:59.520 I was going to say I need to get headed out, unfortunately.

04:41:02.840 So I was trying to say that's the perfect place to end it.

04:41:06.040 I've greatly enjoyed this.

04:41:07.340 I stayed a bit over just because I'm loving the conversation, though.

04:41:10.080 Well, tell us about your show.

04:41:11.560 I enjoy you and Judas and going back and forth.

04:41:14.700 You have a lot of really good guests, too.

04:41:16.920 But what is the sort of backstory and what are you guys doing going forward?

04:41:22.640 I guess the backstory was it was just me wanting to start a show.

04:41:27.560 And we didn't start off really affiliated with any other creator or any group.

04:41:33.640 We just started doing it and later on started networking and meeting people. 0.79

04:41:37.840 but it was just us in the fucking wilderness running a show for the longest time and uh 0.82

04:41:43.840 the show type of show that i wanted to do and of course we took inspiration from 0.95

04:41:47.220 other content creators but um so we've sort of scraped together the audience over the years

04:41:53.900 i like the canadian perspective it's kind of fresh for me so i appreciate that it's also creative

04:41:59.480 between you and geo i'd say probably some of the most creative guys in our sphere both on like

04:42:04.900 formats entirely are both canadians i'm good friends with geo as well and um yeah a very

04:42:14.420 creative guy and that's that's an approach i took to the show was that i wanted it sounds

04:42:18.460 pretentious talking about your own shit like this but i wanted to throw in more stuff with music 0.94

04:42:23.200 more stuff with the sound effects it sounds stupid to have sound effects but all those sound effects 0.98

04:42:28.040 are like bespoke crafted no i'm impressed i i do the editing and like you do that you do

04:42:34.860 that real time like that's impressive it's not like i'll make them and then i'll have the sound

04:42:39.820 i actually put that in editing after so the editing of the show takes a long time i bet

04:42:44.680 um and i put a lot but i approach it like that if i had more time to do it i would just make 0.86

04:42:49.560 the show even weirder i just make it more fucked up but um yeah we don't let the rapist win what's 0.67

04:42:55.580 that all about um i don't know i just thought it was funny a lot of the stuff that ends up in the 0.89

04:43:01.140 show it's not that planned it's a message we can all get behind yeah like the my the favorite like

04:43:07.380 we have a merch store called the good suffer store where we sell merch from other content

04:43:13.340 creators that we partnered with but also stuff that we've designed and the best selling shirts

04:43:17.900 are the ones that we came up with in a minute and a half so like the best selling shirts that we've

04:43:23.960 ever had there's two best-selling products one is a mug that says don't even talk to me until i've 0.63

04:43:31.320 had my anal and uh we we sell so many of that i'm like what is sorry that's very canadian 0.92

04:43:37.840 it's just so fucking funny and and the other one is a shirt that just says every huge fan of that 0.99

04:43:44.160 every boomer is the antichrist every boomer is the antichrist yeah every boomer is the antichrist 0.71

04:43:52.140 just in big letters on a like a white shirt got it and uh a lot of people just end up buying i

04:43:58.320 got stories of people who bought that mug and gifted it to their family or friends at christmas

04:44:03.520 and they're just sharing stories on what happens like he's like his brother's wife like threw it

04:44:08.580 or leaving and i'm like and he's like yeah i bought five more i'm gonna keep giving them to

04:44:15.060 so what's next what are you guys working on well well it's interesting that uh through

04:44:22.980 running the show we branched off into some of the things so um i say not last year but the year

04:44:29.420 before we debuted this i call it a mini documentary but it's not really uh but it's

04:44:34.420 called paving over the public and it sort of touches on some of the things we talked about

04:44:38.440 on this episode it was a story of uh mass migration in canada throughout the 20th century

04:44:43.640 and showing telling the story of how it was the story is like through census polls showing that

04:44:52.660 Canadians were always when polled against mass migration and the politicians were trying to

04:44:57.860 adhere to those wishes but lied and found ways to bring in migrants anyway so it's the story of

04:45:02.160 mass migration in Canada and so that is taking some of the stuff we discussed in the show

04:45:06.920 and fine-tuning it to just one definitive piece

04:45:11.080 that's very, very well-produced.

04:45:13.660 Sounds very important.

04:45:14.200 So what's next is sort of the sequel titled

04:45:19.060 How to Make a Canadian People.

04:45:21.580 And without getting too much into it,

04:45:22.940 it's about how to create a Canadian ethnogenesis.

04:45:26.240 Do you actually think there's a unifiable ethno,

04:45:29.600 like unified ethnos across Canada,

04:45:33.620 or do you think it's provincial?

04:45:34.720 like i mean not in the punitive sense but like actually like are albertans their own thing

04:45:40.100 are like bc like their own thing spiritually essentially yes and really by the end of it we

04:45:48.500 get into how to basically create your own nation how to create your own ethno dense the tactics

04:45:55.600 and how to do that it gets pretty trippy well to give you a compliment i've been able to survive

04:46:01.660 like could go ahead well i was just gonna say to try to let him let him uh get out of here uh i i've

04:46:08.700 binged listen because of stormy's prompting but i just did it because i enjoyed it also once i got

04:46:13.280 going you guys have a really good depth uh and breadth of topics and you've gone through topics

04:46:19.540 like you just described with frankly academic rigor that you know we should be receiving in

04:46:26.140 universities but we don't and so i think that's why we all like actually gravitate towards these

04:46:30.340 types of podcasts but i i would say the quality that you you do and i can i can tell you've read

04:46:36.200 these things and actually prepared outlines it shines through so i want to thank you for that

04:46:41.340 and i think anybody who's not getting that stuff you know you'll you'll learn a lot that means the

04:46:46.660 world coming from you and other there's other shows that took inspiration where like people

04:46:50.980 we always joke about like people who read it's people who read and people who don't and it's

04:46:55.140 the 20th century always led the pack among other shows as well for being like so well researched

04:47:01.960 and you know one thing we do on every episode or every like regular episode we cover a book that i

04:47:08.260 read and i'm like like you guys like i read it fully take copious notes and do something of a

04:47:14.800 book report but that started off just by general curiosity and back in the day we i i was realized

04:47:22.680 i was in this space a business space for so long but i'd never read the basics i'd never read and

04:47:27.260 we started with two books it was culture of critique by kevin mcdonald which i'm sure everyone's

04:47:31.260 familiar with and then the bell curve by charles barry charles murray these two books that everybody

04:47:35.940 cites but most people haven't read and then they talk about them enough that they think they've

04:47:41.260 read it and then you'll catch people sort of quoting them wrong and so i'm like i'm just gonna

04:47:45.960 sit down and just read this and then i came to the conclusion that most people probably hadn't

04:47:50.720 read it and we're reading it wrong yes and and we started on this path where we're just something i 0.65

04:47:56.340 want to do this every fucking episode and so there's a blood satellite reading list and we're 0.83

04:48:00.900 not the most well-read people like there's people who go crazy with this stuff but you know the blood 0.97

04:48:05.880 satellite reading list is something like 300 books long stuff we've just like covered on the show and

04:48:11.820 of course the topics got very very wide we're talking we're covering nick land we're getting

04:48:17.940 into all kinds of we're doing atlantis we're doing conspiracy theories we're doing history

04:48:22.860 christianity all kinds of shit at that we're just following our curiosity yeah um because at the end

04:48:28.660 of the day you know i know a lot of people get burned out in this space especially now i hear 0.99

04:48:33.640 from people all the time it's a show that appeals to old heads i bet like yours as well like guys

04:48:39.540 who are a bit older a bit more seasoned but you get burned out in this space especially given

04:48:45.180 in recent developments but you know i'm always kind of one foot out i'm like do i want to keep

04:48:50.940 doing this every three months i have a serious conversation like do i really want to keep doing

04:48:54.280 this because we've been doing it too long frankly but i'm like i don't know man i met so many cool

04:48:59.140 people yeah i met so many interesting minds and there's actually so much that we haven't gotten to

04:49:04.420 yet i feel like we just haven't gotten the root of the matter and maybe i never will and maybe

04:49:12.720 there's there's certainly smarter people who have attempted to it but i i was talking to a friend

04:49:17.940 about this just uh this morning you know he's like i i wish i could go back 10 years and not 0.97

04:49:22.520 read any of these fucking books and just be like uh you'd not be a chud is what he said and i said 0.95

04:49:27.760 you know what i think about that too but i'm like i bet if i left tomorrow if i deleted everything 0.99

04:49:31.720 i'd end up back here yeah you know too much it's like uh it's like why it's why i i love the trump

04:49:41.340 administration because it's both advancing the not him the person of the administration but what

04:49:46.860 it's doing to the discourse like it is smashing the hopes like it's smashing all the right false

04:49:53.820 hopes and advancing the discourse at the same like basically bringing us kind of it's maturing us in

04:50:03.100 in a in a really nice way at the same time as it's accelerating just the right type of stuff

04:50:09.340 yeah what are we going to do leave and be amish forget about it we're all too

04:50:13.980 fucking sigh out one shot and we're too broken like this 100 we all need to be here doing this 0.83

04:50:20.720 i think yeah i mean the the last year has been really interesting just i mean the type of things 0.99

04:50:30.700 that are happening out are like stuff that you know we would hypothesize about fucking years ago

04:50:36.200 everyone says nothing ever happens i understand that meme but in reality it's just all once it 0.72

04:50:41.620 seems like you're in a stasis yeah exactly it's like we i know we don't feel the earth moving

04:50:47.940 but it's going very fast that's okay that's exactly that is the exact correct take on it

04:50:53.740 because if you were to go back like five years ago and be like not only is the jq a topic of

04:51:00.080 open discussion but esoteric like ritualistic duties there's a topic of open discussion 0.84

04:51:08.320 that the most popular media figures in the fucking world are having dude like i i know 0.87

04:51:14.540 the young it's because it's true truth will win just takes time just like even the just just the 0.96

04:51:20.780 jq stuff the fact that that's just in open discourse like do you remember where it was

04:51:25.760 five years ago like you would lose everything if people got a whiff that you're on that now it's

04:51:32.340 just a thing kids talk about i'm like i don't know like it's it's wild just to see it strangers

04:51:39.260 i catch strangers like just passing through like an airport whatever referring to like 0.99

04:51:44.320 plain food and shit is like goy slot just like regular fucking people 0.98

04:51:50.080 it's so fucking like it's wild to me all right well to close this out next time i see a canadian 0.99

04:51:57.260 flag on a backpack in the airport i'm going to give them the peace sign i'm not going to give 0.98

04:52:03.400 them the bird dimes real quick does canada survive a province leaving depends on the province i think

04:52:14.780 if alberta leaves were in trouble uh i think that's why they're using that as leverage i don't

04:52:20.260 think like there's no reality where ontario would leave i don't think quebec's gonna leave no one

04:52:25.620 now but again depends on the province um but i i do think that completely unbalances the

04:52:33.540 confederate confederation project rather and i don't it lasts much longer past that yeah

04:52:40.920 I think that's been like the theme of 2025

04:52:43.960 like yeah like Donald Trump's

04:52:45.840 responsible for some of it the fact that these

04:52:47.820 are all plates that have been spinning for

04:52:49.780 a very very very long time

04:52:51.460 and let's just end on

04:52:53.860 this just sorry we keep on

04:52:55.600 but we keep having good conversation

04:52:57.260 but the idea that regardless of

04:52:59.840 what Trump what's Trump's

04:53:01.740 agenda is with Greenland

04:53:03.700 or whatever else it might be he is

04:53:05.860 triggering conversations very

04:53:07.720 serious conversations that were

04:53:09.840 unthinkable five ten years ago yeah even if people aren't serious about leaving the american

04:53:15.960 sphere of influence they're planting seeds that i i don't think you're going to see the

04:53:20.200 consequences of these like everything's been shattered in a sense already yeah like european 0.97

04:53:25.820 unity that's shattered right like the uk government is fucking hanging on by a thread 0.86

04:53:31.700 political legitimacy has just been destroyed writ large i saw a report just today and again 0.95

04:53:40.500 who knows how serious it is but i think it is serious saying that uh the canadian military

04:53:45.360 has sort of gamed this out about what an american invasion would look like and they were saying

04:53:51.260 that it's going to pretty much be guerrilla warfare it's going to be so it'll be closer to

04:53:55.120 vietnam than iraq but the very fact that we're talking about it means something like like you're

04:54:02.540 kind of putting in people's heads that's within the realm of possibility which has reciprocating

04:54:06.960 effects i think wait wait a second so wait the canadian in their in their in their gamed out

04:54:12.820 theory the canadians go guerrilla warfare viet kong style and the scenario isn't all the guys 0.93

04:54:19.920 with guns shoot all the libtards because that's the only way that that's happening that's pretty 1.00

04:54:25.000 they're basically admitting that the the defensive capabilities of the canadian forces would not be 1.00

04:54:31.940 able to repel america so it would rely because there's a ton of guns in canada there's a ton

04:54:36.380 of people who know how to use guns too but they're saying that's that's the shape it would have to 0.98

04:54:40.260 take it would be people occupy it wouldn't be in the urban centers it would be in the fucking 0.70

04:54:44.900 interlands but it would be trying to draw the basically do what the ira did and and kind of 0.93

04:54:50.580 sticking and moving and see would that actually happen though or would like we if we were to be 0.97

04:54:55.280 like hey canada guys in the wilderness with guns do you want to come kill your libtards we'll like 0.89

04:55:02.780 sit we'll we'll set it up you know what i have i've heard a lot of proposals that might be the 0.95

04:55:07.400 closest one that i think would work yeah because i i mean all of these countries like not not

04:55:13.120 greenland but let's say denmark all of the actual people like the marshall type people this is a big

04:55:18.180 problem in britain is because all of the people that are in the military still and all i've joined

04:55:25.960 military are not and the british government is having internal conversations about it like okay

04:55:31.520 so we recruited a ton of like you know non-english people all right we don't we're starting to think

04:55:40.160 that they like they're having internal conversations about whether these people will actually fight

04:55:45.360 or not so like with canadians how many of them will actually you know kind of uh basically where

04:55:57.280 would if you destabilize canada whether u.s invaded or not like are they siding with the existing

04:56:06.520 regime

04:56:07.060 this is going to have to

04:56:10.600 be part two I do need to get going

04:56:12.680 now because my wife is up and she just said

04:56:14.600 she saw this another mouse by 0.99

04:56:16.620 the fucking oven so I need to go take care of this 1.00

04:56:18.600 sorry guys 0.99

04:56:20.600 let's end it on 1.00

04:56:22.760 mouse it's always the ladies 1.00

04:56:24.640 but no we get it 0.97

04:56:26.480 keep doing what you're doing dimes

04:56:28.720 thank you again for having me on this

04:56:30.660 has been a wonderful dime love talking to

04:56:32.660 Stormy it's been a bucket

04:56:34.640 list item being on this show

04:56:36.420 it all thank you so much for the invitation awesome our talk to you later thank you talk to you later

04:56:40.800 hey baby i hear the blues are calling call salads and scrambled eggs

04:56:46.020 and maybe i seem a bit confused yeah maybe but i got you

Blood Satellite - January 30, 2026

BSNL29： How Doomed is Canada？

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