Dominion Society of Canada - A New Chapter ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 16

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00:02:30.000 hello and welcome to another episode of long live canada my name is daniel tari i'm the

00:02:38.880 founder and chairman of the dominion society and tonight i am your host we have a very interesting

00:02:46.240 episode ahead of us not gonna i'm not gonna sugarcoat things it's been an interesting week

00:02:51.280 and i really considered not doing a live stream tonight at all um but i think we're best to

00:02:59.600 address things speak honestly give you the the the whole story of the last uh few weeks

00:03:09.200 i wasn't live last week too busy with with other things and there has been a few interesting

00:03:15.360 developments not just uh not just what's going on in the last 24 hours so i wanted to sit down and

00:03:23.360 explain everything to you guys um touch on some uh some other developments that we didn't get to

00:03:29.680 discuss from from last week catch up on what happened over the weekend but also to get into

00:03:37.760 the big news of today which i'm sure many of you are are here specifically to to hear about so

00:03:45.360 So with that aside, I'll just get right into things.

00:03:56.480 The last two weeks have been some of the most interesting and important of my entire career.

00:04:06.420 Some of the most prolific of my entire life, probably.

00:04:10.180 um last week on tuesday marked the one-year anniversary of the launch of the dominion

00:04:19.420 society it's big a big uh achievement um in and of itself uh the organization had come

00:04:28.760 significant bounds beyond whatever what what i ever would have imagined a year ago

00:04:36.200 an incredible success you know 3 000 members across the country

00:04:42.120 mentioned in the in the halls of power a growing brand

00:04:48.360 influence over the national conversation the last year has undeniably been a success we've

00:04:57.880 started an organization unlike anything else in the political space and this week while i

00:05:05.980 can't indulge you with all the details as i'm sure you can appreciate uh a certain amount of

00:05:13.740 discretion is important in politics to achieve our shared goals the last week last week in particular

00:05:22.380 was very very good for the organization um the last two weeks have been uh high highs and low lows

00:05:31.740 uh the last week it started with uh you know our birthday our anniversary of the launch uh

00:05:39.900 and throughout the week uh we there was significant uh developments uh i can tell you that we're

00:05:45.900 making serious credible inroads into establishment organizations and political parties i sat down for

00:05:52.540 important uh meetings positive meetings with very important people we are expanding our grassroots

00:06:00.060 base every day. And we're attracting more and more capital investment from more significant

00:06:08.000 backers, allowing us to set up the organization for a new level of success. We've started to roll

00:06:15.340 out upgraded IT systems to make the organization more streamlined, automated, and efficient.

00:06:21.740 We're in a position to bring on full-time paid staffers in order to

00:06:26.220 to expediently advance the mission

00:06:30.080 and do the work that we've set out to do more quickly,

00:06:34.140 more efficiently and better.

00:06:35.840 Release more interesting, more engaging,

00:06:38.500 more regular content and really expose what's going on

00:06:42.340 under the surface here in Canada.

00:06:45.420 And the week was capped off of course,

00:06:46.820 with the most significant, impactful and complex

00:06:53.100 volunteer engagement that we've done,

00:06:54.920 volunteer action that we've done since the launch of the organization with our Save Champlain

00:06:59.840 campaign, with our Save Champlain Day of Action in Aurelia, Ontario, where we had almost 100

00:07:05.980 volunteers join us for a carefully planned and well-executed literature distribution mission

00:07:15.320 where we spread our literature across the city. And it's having instant impacts, huge results to

00:07:24.580 the petition that we've published, and we'll get more onto that later. But in a dramatic fashion,

00:07:36.640 in an appropriate fashion, these high highs are met with low lows. As Icarus flies too close to

00:07:48.900 a sudden, our successes attract attacks from our enemies. And this significant week of successes

00:07:59.940 as we mount into launching our second year as an organization, I took the train back from

00:08:09.020 Toronto after our earlier mission. I got back on Sunday evening. And literally, as I step

00:08:16.380 out of the train station, my phone rings, and a new crisis emerges, as I'm sure many of you have

00:08:25.100 seen over the last few days, if not just today. I become aware of information, embarrassing

00:08:36.660 materials, affecting one of our crucial leadership figures within the organization.

00:08:42.880 um and we've spent the last few days trying to navigate this situation in a way that is respectful

00:08:52.000 to our organization to our members to our mission um as well as as those involved in a manner

00:08:58.640 consistent with our internal bylaws uh in our in our own values and in principles um and ultimately

00:09:07.280 we came to the conclusion as many of you will see earlier today um that uh one of our founding

00:09:13.760 directors uh mr mr greg wycliffe um made the decision to resign from his position on the board

00:09:21.040 of directors um effective immediately uh this would have happened yesterday evening um i'm not

00:09:28.320 going to get into the details um we're not gonna you know as we sometimes do go through pictures

00:09:35.200 and tweets and videos and react to them and i'm not going to speak on greg's behalf i'm sure

00:09:43.840 he'll have his own way of sharing his his message his story in his own way in his own time

00:09:52.400 but i will say speak on behalf of the organization to make sure you understand

00:09:58.560 um where we're coming from and why we made these decisions um to to start i want to say that

00:10:07.300 uh there has been many people spreading this uh impression that uh greg was dismissed uh due to

00:10:16.300 his sexuality or something like this uh i want to say that that's categorically false um greg

00:10:23.920 made the decision to resign from his position because he wanted to preserve the

00:10:29.920 and protect the reputation of our organization our members and our mission going forward

00:10:36.560 and

00:10:41.360 I will say that

00:10:45.720 I as I mentioned this is the first this is coming to our attention part of this problem was

00:10:53.760 that Greg failed to disclose this information to our board of directors when he was taking

00:11:00.240 on this position. When he was entering a sort of sacred covenant with our organization to

00:11:04.000 represent more than just himself, to represent an organization, to represent a fight for our nation

00:11:10.880 and our future. He failed to disclose these things that would ultimately be damaging to

00:11:15.840 the reputation and the credibility of our organization. And that's a personal failure

00:11:21.520 that demanded a sort of action. And I will say, I do respect the way that he decided to handle

00:11:32.260 things, to step away, to proverbially fall on his sword and move on. Now, and I'm sure Greg will be

00:11:41.500 successful with whatever he does next. Now, I will say this was not an easy decision by any stretch

00:11:49.220 of the imagination. A lot of people have made light of it, pointed it as if it was something

00:11:58.120 simple. But I want to make it clear that it really isn't a simple thing, right? I say that

00:12:09.300 we want to make decisions and govern the organization in a way that's consistent with

00:12:12.940 their values and paramount to that is a value that is important to me personally

00:12:20.300 a value that's important to our organization and a value that I think is important to our

00:12:26.380 people in our nation and that value is loyalty and loyalty makes situations like this difficult

00:12:36.280 and complicated because loyalty makes it tempting in situations like this

00:12:45.440 to just circle the wagons play defense ignore disavow stuff like this

00:12:52.620 but loyalty is not only always a simple thing you see there's loyalty to your your your family

00:12:59.940 there's loyalty to your friends your colleagues your organization your movement your mission

00:13:07.860 your nation and these things are not always in line with each other sometimes they conflict

00:13:16.180 and i think greg took an action of loyalty on behalf of the organization on behalf of our

00:13:25.980 mission to do what was best, maybe not for him personally, but what was best for the greater

00:13:32.640 cause. And to step away, to resign, and let us continue to pursue the mission without the

00:13:44.300 baggage and implications that could have been leveled at our leadership

00:13:50.060 um had he not decided to step away so i do have a lot of respect uh for greg

00:14:00.560 he he took a risk on our organization when a few people were willing to um now people don't

00:14:11.860 know a lot about how the organization operates or or what goes on behind the scenes um but this is

00:14:18.900 And this is a project that really came together with myself and Ken Jones.

00:14:25.100 But we needed, and Greg played an important role with that.

00:14:29.260 He actually played an important role to encourage Greg, Ken, and I to get in contact with each

00:14:34.360 other and start working together again as we had previously after years of staying apart.

00:14:42.020 And in order to register the organization, we did need to have three founding board members.

00:14:47.240 and we approached lots of people but it was a bit of a tough sell before the dominion society had

00:14:53.080 any credibility before we had a presence before the brand was clear before we had financial

00:14:56.800 resources and everything that we have today thousands of members across the country when

00:15:01.160 it was just a website set of bylaws some concept videos of a grand vision for how we could affect

00:15:08.920 things it was hard to to win people over to to make the leap to be publicly associated with

00:15:15.200 such an ambitious and revolutionary project and greg was willing to take that risk put his name

00:15:25.140 on board and uh help us get things off the ground i don't want to diminish any role that he played

00:15:32.260 but without him we wouldn't have been able to launch it we wouldn't be where we are today so

00:15:37.400 So I do thank Greg and I respect what he contributed over the last year.

00:15:44.460 I do think that it was necessary for the organization to take action.

00:15:49.520 And this isn't to say, you know, we're not a movement that believes that every single

00:15:55.460 person needs to be perfect.

00:15:56.920 I don't think that anyone in our movement is.

00:16:00.280 I think we all have skeletons in our closets, mistakes in our pasts, things that we'd rather

00:16:07.240 we would have done differently or not done at all and but I do think at the same time that

00:16:16.300 the battle we're fighting is more than just about advancing a single policy it's more than just

00:16:23.460 about remigration it is ultimately a sort of spiritual battle for the soul of the country

00:16:29.820 in order to advance that in a credible professional effective manner I do think we need to have

00:16:36.460 a high standard for our leadership figures in order to advance that mission. So

00:16:41.340 we set a standard and we're going to maintain that standard in our leadership as we continue

00:16:48.860 to advance things. Now, I do also want to recognize that this is not like this was a

00:16:57.780 coordinated attack in response to our successes over the last year, especially over the last

00:17:04.540 couple of weeks from groups individuals and influencers who want to see us fail for a variety

00:17:12.640 of reasons these people aren't we're all working together they probably don't even all agree with

00:17:17.500 each other um but they do want to damage our movement derail things and see things see us fail

00:17:24.780 and many of them are are people that would uh probably claim to be part of the same movement

00:17:31.060 as us even though they've made it very clear that they are not some of them are you know cpc aligned

00:17:39.060 figures that want that are frustrated with how we uh embarrass the conservative party rightly

00:17:46.900 for their actions and want to see us off the the board others are influencers who are threatened by

00:17:52.820 the organization who are threatened that we don't only post on the internet effectively but we also

00:17:59.620 translate that online activity to real world action this threatens and delegitimizes all sorts

00:18:07.700 of online influencers who also want to see our kind of market share of the attention economy

00:18:14.020 drop so they can capitalize and push out their slop that doesn't actually accomplish anything

00:18:22.180 and these people all get together to try and derail our mission and in these moments

00:18:29.620 it becomes very apparent who your friends are and who your enemies are so people can go out and they

00:18:37.700 can grandstand and they can say oh look we fixed it oh look we we held them to account and so on

00:18:42.900 but if they really wanted to to help the movement there was better ways to handle this we all know

00:18:47.780 this things could have been handled quietly and fixed properly this was an attack to try and

00:18:54.500 delegitimize our organization from people that are ineffective and envious at the way that we

00:19:01.780 have grown from a tiny, from nothing, from a tiny group of people to a massive national movement

00:19:10.580 and a global brand. And these people are ineffective, they are jealous, and they are

00:19:17.900 willing to damage the greater movement to save this country to advance the cause that they agree 0.99

00:19:24.840 with in order to satisfy their petty grievances and i think that is pathetic

00:19:29.540 and we won't forget about who our friends were and who our enemies were who were who were so

00:19:38.840 quick to jump to conclusions and throw people under the bus instead of handling things properly

00:19:46.280 to advance our sort of common goals. I do also want to say I was very impressed by

00:19:55.180 our members, our volunteers. There has been many movements, parties much more established than

00:20:04.180 ours that have completely fallen apart at in the face of a crisis like this where everyone starts

00:20:16.400 coming out and threatening to pull out and resign and demanding and making demands and

00:20:21.620 in all sorts of action I was very impressed with our members over the last few days

00:20:28.380 who may have had concerns on both sides with how we handled things with uh

00:20:35.280 you know the delays throughout the week before any sort of announcement was made

00:20:40.020 but for the most part people in our organization remained very united remained very disciplined

00:20:47.320 very respectful handled things internally and for that i'm incredibly impressed i'm very proud

00:20:52.960 of the culture we've built of the quality of person that we have attracted and the trust

00:21:00.360 that we have established between the leadership and the uh our organizers our volunteers and

00:21:08.320 our members so i do want to give credit where credit is due to the many great people within

00:21:14.960 the organization that were patient and raised these issues in the right way while we tried to

00:21:20.560 carefully and comprehensively handle this situation now I also want to say that a lot of

00:21:31.660 these newfound enemies these people who worked so hard to expose this situation and attack us

00:21:42.640 and demand attack accountability a lot of them i see celebrating as if uh as if we're dead

00:21:52.560 as if it's all over as if it's all over and i think it's funny i think it's funny quite frankly

00:22:01.120 because for all of the contributions that uh greg did make um the team was a lot more than greg

00:22:12.640 not only are we not dead i don't even think we were really knocked off of our feet

00:22:20.040 we have so many incredible plans that are still going on behind the scenes

00:22:28.820 we have we're rolling out a massive new system that will only make our volunteers

00:22:38.580 our onboarding process more efficient as we continue to scale the organization across the

00:22:44.440 country we're hiring multiple new staffers in order to more quickly and effectively advance

00:22:50.820 our mission and expand our organization we're bringing on people to make excellent investigative

00:22:57.120 content in order to advance the message right into households across the country to advance

00:23:04.480 the brand but also expose the rot in our organization we have an excellent event

00:23:10.320 coming up at the end of the month at the end of august of which we are preparing to make

00:23:17.440 incredible announcements of impressive speakers so they think that they've killed us they think that

00:23:26.000 it's over but we've just skinned our knees you think you've derailed things you've put us back

00:23:32.880 two or three days that's what you've done good job thumbs up very well nice try

00:23:42.160 we're coming out of the gate and we're entering a new chapter yes this was supposed to be just

00:23:46.800 year two our chapter is a little bit different you know we've made an adjustment to our board

00:23:50.880 we've welcomed a new and very promising uh board of director mr matthew baker to our leadership team

00:23:59.040 and we are about to launch into a new year with an expanded team some incredible talent in order

00:24:06.860 to continue to advance the mission and build this professional organization in order to advance the

00:24:12.380 movement like Canada has never seen before so congrats congrats Mario Zalaya congrats to all

00:24:19.460 the little wignet groups out there that think that they've accomplished something you have it

00:24:25.280 we're about to set a new standard we're about to continue to grow we're about to enter a new 0.77

00:24:31.360 age of success for the dominion society so today was an unfortunate hiccup

00:24:35.600 a good man fell on his sword but that is not going to stop us from continuing to wage a war

00:24:46.300 In fact, I think it's filled our sails with a new level of motivation to continue to set a higher and higher standard for what an organization in the nationalist movement should look like.

00:25:00.540 So, in the immortal words of my good friend, my brother Ken Jones, watch what happens next.

00:25:09.100 You can have your comments on our action today, whether you agree with it, whether you don't.

00:25:15.020 but much like everyone I think we should be more judged by what we do today and what we do tomorrow

00:25:22.260 than what we did yesterday and we are going to continue to live with that ethos and continue

00:25:27.620 to push the envelope on political action in this country so that's about what I have to say about

00:25:35.300 that I have a few other topics I do want to talk about tonight I don't know if I'm going to take

00:25:41.100 many questions tonight. It looks like we have a lot of trolls in the chat. Crazy how we have our

00:25:50.320 very own Ertz Rome. I knew about Mr. G-String just after I joined. He told me himself. I assumed it

00:25:55.140 was gay for pay type stuff. Keep up the good work. Okay, thanks for the super chat there. 1.00

00:26:00.400 um but yeah that's uh that's about what we have to say for today but the most exciting days are

00:26:12.600 ahead of us is the short message now i do want to talk a bit about our incredible volunteer action

00:26:18.500 from this weekend because it is a huge part of our mission and a huge signal of where

00:26:23.720 the organization is going over the next few months over the next year so this has been a huge

00:26:31.580 campaign for us a very something that I'm personally very invested in because I personally

00:26:36.520 love Champlain I read Champlain's dream last summer nice 800 page biography I would recommend

00:26:42.780 it to anyone but Champlain himself is an incredible figure and this is a flashpoint

00:26:47.420 an opportunity for us to demonstrate how a nationalist organization metapolitically can

00:26:55.060 influence municipal politics politics at any level in order to push the conversation in our direction

00:27:00.920 and demand accountability for uh from the politicians who are defying the will of the

00:27:07.140 people and this the champlain statue in aurelia is a perfect example of this because you see

00:27:14.220 According to a 2018 poll, 70% of Aurelians support putting the statue up.

00:27:19.020 And yet it has stayed in storage.

00:27:20.440 When it's gone back up, it's been torn back down. 0.58

00:27:22.480 How do the 30% continue to get what they want while the 70% remain silenced?

00:27:29.020 And it's very simple.

00:27:30.580 It's not some conspiracy.

00:27:32.440 It's not all ideological.

00:27:35.640 It's because that 30% is very organized through activists, through First Nations groups, through

00:27:41.100 not-for-profits, and so on.

00:27:42.560 and so they put direct pressure on politicians and are able to get their way because politicians

00:27:48.320 are weak and spineless and they react to public pressure so we're coming in to organize that 70

00:27:53.900 to put that same public pressure from the other side to do what's right so many of you will already

00:28:00.640 see we launched last week i guess we haven't talked about it we launched our our campaign

00:28:04.140 video save champlain.ca you can find it there you can find it right on our at the top of our

00:28:08.380 social media channels we released a professional documentary documentary a short a campaign video

00:28:14.000 explaining the history behind Champlain a professional grade campaign video to explain

00:28:19.120 this story because Champlain as we've discussed many times is being you know unrightly cancelled

00:28:25.360 this guy is an incredible figure and a very positive example for what reconciliation should

00:28:32.340 look like and yet they're tearing down his statue as if he's some sort of genocidal

00:28:36.680 villain from our history, which is just not true. So we've come in and we've run a multi-part

00:28:42.080 campaign. We've made this incredible campaign video that Aurelia Matters was seething about

00:28:46.320 for three weeks before we even launched it. We made this incredible video to start launching

00:28:52.360 the campaign on a national level, to bring awareness and to inform people on the history

00:28:56.200 of Champlain, which I think is an important mandate that the organization has. Too many

00:29:01.780 Canadians are just not informed on Canadian history. And these monument destruction campaigns

00:29:08.580 are a great opportunity for us to tell that story from a patriotic nationalist perspective. And

00:29:14.840 that's exactly what we've done. So we've released that video and we've launched a petition, which

00:29:19.840 where you can find on SaveJeanPlain.ca. I'd appreciate everyone takes a moment to sign it

00:29:24.200 regardless of where you are in Canada. We're bringing a national petition that we plan to

00:29:28.660 bring at the next city council meeting in Aurelia. And we're going to demonstrate that there's not

00:29:33.380 only support across the country for this monument, but also in Aurelia specifically. And in order to

00:29:38.820 raise awareness, we've done exactly what a not-for-profit should. We've not only made that

00:29:43.640 full-length video, we've made a shortened video that we've been promoting in Aurelia specifically

00:29:47.520 through Instagram and Facebook advertisements in order to advance our petition locally,

00:29:53.720 because it's very important to demonstrate to Aurelia City Council that their voters,

00:29:57.780 the people that will punish them at the ballot box if they do not concede to this very reasonable

00:30:03.960 demand they will be punished so that's exactly what we're doing and we're advancing that campaign

00:30:08.840 but we took things a step farther we don't just want to be a digital organization we have a base

00:30:14.420 of members and active volunteers across the country but a huge base here in Ontario so we

00:30:20.340 so to advance that campaign even further we printed some beautiful literature if I was

00:30:26.080 actually prepared i would have i would have a piece on hand but i don't um we printed some

00:30:35.040 beautiful literature and we made the goal to mobilize a team of volunteers in order to

00:30:41.760 distribute these pieces of literature to every single household in orillia 15 000 households

00:30:50.160 in one day to get 15 000 pamphlets and 15 000 mailboxes

00:30:56.080 within the course of a few hours and we did exactly that we mobilized a team of almost 80 volunteers

00:31:02.640 let's pull this up

00:31:09.120 we mobilized this team of almost 80 volunteers

00:31:16.160 we gathered at kuchiching park there we that's ken and i up there on the the pedestal where

00:31:23.440 where Champlain once stood,

00:31:27.880 about 80 to 90 volunteers

00:31:33.600 descended on Aurelia to help us do this campaign.

00:31:36.560 And we had a very simple plan for the day.

00:31:39.560 It took three portions.

00:31:41.400 It was about orientation, distribution, celebration.

00:31:45.940 So we did, we gathered in the park for our orientation.

00:31:49.920 Many of you may have seen some viral clips

00:31:52.320 about the tail end of that.

00:31:53.880 So we quickly informed our volunteers on the plan.

00:31:56.600 We broke Aurelia down into 15 sectors.

00:32:00.000 This was an excellently planned campaign

00:32:02.260 by Ken and some of our other volunteers, Seb.

00:32:05.720 15 different sectors across the city.

00:32:08.080 We assigned unit commanders.

00:32:10.080 We assigned volunteer teams to those units,

00:32:12.380 assigned them sectors, gave them literature.

00:32:14.480 Everyone had their marching orders

00:32:16.160 and everyone was ready to hit the ground.

00:32:20.000 But then we, as we were a bit slow on the orientation,

00:32:23.280 people were happy to be gathered together,

00:32:25.360 meeting each other for the first time,

00:32:26.720 meeting like-minded, excellent people

00:32:29.100 from all over the province.

00:32:32.200 So we were a bit slow letting people socialize and stuff

00:32:35.040 before we ran into things.

00:32:36.100 And the local activists noticed us in the park

00:32:40.480 and they started mobilizing against us

00:32:42.040 to try and chase us out of the park, derail our operation.

00:32:47.720 The funniest was this guy,

00:32:49.220 You can even see him in the video clip.

00:32:51.320 He's up on the plinth with Ken and I.

00:32:55.340 You'll see him trying to distract us.

00:32:58.460 And you guys may have seen the clip. 0.70

00:33:01.880 Ken was able to make a fool of him.

00:33:04.780 Let's watch the video. 0.86

00:33:06.500 Space out evenly.

00:33:07.640 We'll just kind of do it by eye here.

00:33:10.620 Single file.

00:33:11.980 There we go.

00:33:12.760 There.

00:33:15.100 Single file. 1.00

00:33:16.600 I heard that you guys want to sweep away all the white people from Canada 1.00

00:33:37.420 so that was great I was I thought Ken was nuts when he gave the 0.97

00:33:45.360 the activist the megaphone i'm like what's gonna happen but the guy completely chokes oh it's not

00:33:50.740 so easy actually addressing a crowd of uh 90 100 people not so easy actually and he completely

00:33:57.080 chokes he gets it backwards you want to sweep all the white people out of canada makes himself look 0.97

00:34:01.580 like an absolute fool so as we were wrapping up the orientation completely successful everyone 0.99

00:34:07.040 has their marching orders we are getting ready to to distribute the local activists finally catch on 0.99

00:34:12.620 they try and mobilize they try uh they try and disrupt things you guys may have seen some of

00:34:18.640 the clips it was quite quite many many viral clips here's uh one of the activists posted a

00:34:24.540 bunch of them um it was there was this guy got out of his truck and lost his uh lost his head

00:34:33.520 had a little hissy fit i thought he was hilarious with his brand new never been uh never been used

00:34:38.880 work boots this guy slaps on his costume his uh his bass pro shop hat and his uh his his unused

00:34:46.360 work boots jumps in his car and plants it right in right in the middle of traffic disrupting the

00:34:52.620 the entire city and starts yelling at us completely ridiculous i i thought this was also

00:34:59.640 funny you see the exact cortisol spike like these guys are losing their head and i'm just like

00:35:05.180 chilling here i'm chilling here these people are trying to chase us out of the park they're trying

00:35:10.060 to chase us out of the park nazis go home no hate here blah blah blah um but the reality was and like

00:35:17.260 everyone had left our whole team they were too late everyone had got their marching orders

00:35:22.600 everyone had got their literature as these guys stood in this parking lot yelling and playing

00:35:28.460 music and trying to disrupt us as they were doing that 80 90 volunteers were spreading out across

00:35:35.740 the city well these guys wasted their time trying to trying to be the the superhero these marvel uh

00:35:44.460 marvel fans trying to be uh superman or whatnot where our people are actually doing the work

00:35:52.540 you know they're being actually effective credible activists they're going around the entire city

00:35:57.980 dressed professionally putting literature in in mailboxes having positive conversations with

00:36:03.820 people across the city which was most of our interactions aside from these little nut cases

00:36:08.300 that showed up at the park people were like i'm so glad someone's taking on this mission

00:36:13.740 the statue needs to stay up the vast majority of conversations we had were very positive very uh

00:36:21.980 very pleasant. Lots of people very interested in our organization and our campaign to protect this

00:36:29.720 important monument. So these people, they're literally, we're going to chase you guys out of

00:36:35.120 the park. We're going to get out, get your hate out of Aurelia, get out of Aurelia. That's also

00:36:39.780 what I found very ironic. These people do two things are very ironic. One, they come up and

00:36:45.600 they're like, you're not from Aurelia, so you don't get a say. Oh, is that how it works? People

00:36:49.980 that aren't from here shouldn't be involved in our politics shouldn't have a say over our politics 0.97

00:36:53.900 is that the is that the position is that the philosophy you want to advance here maybe we 0.95

00:36:59.500 can agree on that I don't think that people that are not from here shouldn't get it should get a

00:37:03.740 say I agree and then as well they start saying stuff like you're not Canadian if you don't have

00:37:08.360 our values you're not Canadian it's oh all of a sudden we're allowed to advance things we're

00:37:13.420 allowed to be have an exclusive definition on what it means to be Canadian I thought usually

00:37:17.960 it's everyone's Canadian everyone's Canadian as long as they have a piece of paper I'm a Canadian 0.92

00:37:23.340 citizen I got my passport but I'm not a Canadian if I don't agree with these with their silly

00:37:29.180 liberal values but result the reality is when these people come up to us and they say that 0.98

00:37:35.220 we're Nazis or we're hateful or whatever there's only one response and it's you're a traitor 0.97

00:37:41.040 that's it you're a traitor you want to see Canada destroyed you want to see Canada transformed into 1.00

00:37:47.520 something else. I don't care where you were born. I don't care what you believe. I don't care 0.99

00:37:51.960 what you try and frame yourself as. You're a traitor to this country. And that's the only 1.00

00:37:57.400 response. So these people, they tried to chase us out. In fact, I think they celebrated afterwards.

00:38:02.760 We chased them out of the park. No, you didn't. No, you didn't. We were done. Our people were

00:38:08.140 going off, executing on the mission as planned. If anything, they kept us there longer as they

00:38:14.980 obstructed us from leaving it's just me and ken and greg we don't our volunteers are all assigned

00:38:21.860 our roles are free for the day we are floaters giving support to the different units throughout

00:38:27.620 the day we're a distraction at this point we're standing here humoring you as our volunteers

00:38:34.660 slowly all spread out around the city and execute on our campaign very effectively and

00:38:39.460 our volunteers did an incredible job no one got in any altercations no one got into any arguments

00:38:44.740 Everyone effectively did what the mission was, which was get the literature distributed into

00:38:51.780 mailboxes. It was a well executed mission. We had a central mobile command unit that was

00:38:57.300 coordinating things with volunteers. Routes that were finished quickly had volunteers redirected

00:39:02.580 to routes that needed additional help. People that needed more literature had it dropped off

00:39:08.180 to them directly. We had them collecting content the whole way through. We completed the entire

00:39:13.780 mission within a few hours. And we, at the same time, we leaked to these protesters that we were

00:39:19.960 having a celebration, which was the plan. But we told them that it was going to be here in Kuchiching

00:39:24.600 Park. It was never going to be in Kuchiching Beach Park, but they spent the whole day mobilizing

00:39:28.940 people to try and shut down our barbecue. They're going to be back. They're going to be back around

00:39:32.900 4 or 5 p.m. We have to mobilize. We have to chase them out of the park. And while they were

00:39:38.020 distracted doing that, we went quietly to a different location as planned from the very

00:39:42.780 beginning a quiet a quiet private location where we all had a great barbecue some of our some of

00:39:49.700 our lovely ladies involved cooked us some some great food the men mar uh the men manned the

00:39:56.180 barbecues uh the women baked us snacks made salads we had music speeches good times merch sold

00:40:08.220 A very enjoyable evening as these people rallied in a different location to try and foil us.

00:40:15.100 We were off having a great time.

00:40:17.240 So it was an excellent mission, very effective.

00:40:20.500 And we're seeing the results flow in.

00:40:25.200 Over the last, since then, let's see, I'll give you the live update, folks.

00:40:29.740 I'll give you the live update.

00:40:30.920 we are now up to 1700 signatures across the country 1700 signatures demanding the statue

00:40:45.000 go back up including almost 700 signatures in aurelia alone before we launched the petition

00:40:50.520 we had about 100 signatures and before we launched the literature campaign we had about 100 signatures

00:40:55.640 in aurelia we've gotten more than the support of almost 600 aurelians just in the last few days

00:41:01.800 alone we have this massive petition which we are now going to bring to city council the full list

00:41:07.480 of all these names demanding that they act i'll get to speak before council make the case for

00:41:14.680 champlain on behalf of all these people and this is also not over because everyone that signs the

00:41:20.680 petition gets enrolled in some of our automations our email automations with the goal of converting

00:41:26.520 them not only into um petition signatories but also to get them involved in our local campaign

00:41:32.360 so we are going to be drawing on this pool of 700 people building a localized a separate not

00:41:38.120 even dominion society a localized safe champlain campaign group in aurelia in order to continue to

00:41:43.640 advance this message we have people that are expressing interest to run for city council

00:41:47.880 um in order to continue this uh to have options for the people that support this campaign

00:41:53.380 um we who we will support with our with our volunteers from across the country

00:41:59.600 um we have people that have expressed willingness to canvas on their behalf we have people

00:42:05.200 expressing interest in putting up lawn signs uh attending events all these sorts of things

00:42:09.980 so this is literally just the beginning we have this product this important petition that we'll

00:42:14.520 bring to city council demonstrate that support but that is only the beginning the elections are

00:42:20.480 taking place in october of this year so we're building an infrastructure to bring this issue

00:42:25.260 to keep it a central issue in orillia and have options on the ballot to hold those councillors

00:42:31.520 who are defying the will of the people to account now they will have an option common sense reasonable

00:42:38.300 people that will advance this mission from online into the streets of orillia and finally right

00:42:44.420 into the halls of power where these decisions are made. So this is what a credible not-for-profit

00:42:50.040 metapolitical advocacy group can accomplish when we are careful and organized. We can transfer it.

00:42:57.460 It's not just about spreading the message online, right? It's about having coherent tactics to

00:43:03.180 transform the energy and passion of the nationalist movement into volunteer action into political

00:43:10.240 results. So, yeah, exactly. While people are nipping at our heels and trying to create

00:43:16.560 controversies, we are focused on real disciplined action to create real results. And we are going

00:43:22.560 to save this statue. We are going to make sure this beautiful monument to this incredible man

00:43:27.720 stays where it should in Ontario, overlooking Lake Kuchichang. So, yeah, that was the campaign.

00:43:37.000 an incredible success um and much more to come some more super chats the protest was absolutely

00:43:45.800 amazing one of the best things i've done in my life thank you uh jim the crazy for your 14

00:43:51.180 super chat and for for your uh volunteer efforts i appreciate it we got a two dollar super chat

00:43:56.680 from borna 44 thank you for the support thank you for the super chat another 6.99 from snoo 3680 0.96

00:44:03.340 thank you for the support a five dollar super chat yo my brown homeboy fuck with heavy with 0.99

00:44:10.420 you wiggas can i bring him to the next rally yeah you can bring anyone to our rallies as long as 0.99

00:44:15.320 you're a member we don't tell people about our rallies they're all flash demonstrations to 0.50

00:44:19.460 protect people's privacy and to make sure they go off effectively why is anyone listening to

00:44:24.120 an illegal who waxes his eyebrows yes good old mario he presents himself on the expert on what 0.75

00:44:30.460 means to be canadian when he's literally an illegal immigrant according to his own um claims

00:44:36.540 he came here as a illegal refugee from el salvador now trying to now trying to uh dictate to us how 0.99

00:44:44.300 our organization how our country is run pathetic pathetic um so one last thing to talk about and 0.95

00:44:53.180 this is a bit old now this is a bit old i wanted to talk about this last week but we didn't 0.88

00:45:00.460 um we didn't uh do a stream last week so we can talk about it um so uh to you uh you can really

00:45:12.520 see the impact that we're having on the the established conservative party and there's two

00:45:17.700 two specific people this week that or in the last couple weeks that are um making it very obvious

00:45:24.480 You have Garnet Jenis, the Shadow Minister for Employment for the Conservative Party of Canada.

00:45:30.620 And you have Jason Kenney, my good friend Jason Kenney, who thinks I'm a villain.

00:45:37.400 Who thinks I'm a villain.

00:45:39.320 But let's start with Garnet.

00:45:40.740 So my passionate Twitter followers would have seen this little back and forth.

00:45:48.080 It happened not this past week and the weekend before.

00:45:50.200 but we saw this garnett posted this by popular demand here are some more photos from my time

00:46:00.880 spent at jalsa solana 2026 great people great canadians and this is just an absurd statement

00:46:08.640 he made this as a follow-up post he made a previous post which had gone on blast by people

00:46:13.400 who are so tired of this ethnic pandering in our society and instead of like learning from that

00:46:19.580 garnett doubles down he literally posts this to rage bait supporters to thumb his nose against

00:46:26.900 them by popular demand no he got he got put on blast this is literally him giving you the finger 0.99

00:46:33.900 because they don't want your fucking support they don't respect you 0.99

00:46:38.080 they want you replaced they want to build a new base of support 1.00

00:46:42.380 they want to build a new base of support who are actual conservatives right that have traditional

00:46:50.640 values even though they're a bunch of foreigners that practice foreign religions this is what

00:46:55.740 this is who garnet wants to associate not not heritage canadians not people concerned with

00:47:00.500 demographic change mass immigration he wants to build a new base of support of muslims and

00:47:06.220 seeks people that they think are more fitting to be uh conservative party members in current year

00:47:14.620 so i responded and ratioed in big time conservative mps are so out of touch that they're actively

00:47:19.980 rage baiting their supporters right like this is a absurd example of political communications 0.91

00:47:24.380 you're just actively trying to piss people off instead of building coalitions pretty ridiculous

00:47:30.060 and i and i got in a back and forth with him uh where he says daniel you are not the base you are 0.75

00:47:36.060 consistently organizing against conservatives you came to our last convention to stand outside

00:47:40.220 and protest which is true we all remember that and i'm not i'm not a conservative and i've never

00:47:45.260 claimed to be but i am right that he is rage baiting his own base i wasn't the one getting

00:47:50.780 rage baited i was the one pointing out the rage baiting i'm not angry at all uh but his supporters

00:47:57.740 the conservative party base are very much upset so i said to garnett that i have never supported

00:48:02.780 the conservative party in my life and don't plan to unless there are significant improvements in

00:48:06.760 the party doesn't change the fact that I have a better understanding of the base than you two

00:48:10.740 and Garnett saw this as a great victory he saw this as a great victory he screenshots my post

00:48:19.340 as if I'm going to delete it or something as if I'm going to delete it or something and he says

00:48:23.980 don't take political advice from people who hate your party and want you to fail this guy is just

00:48:28.640 another example of the common and weird phenomenon of people who do not identify with the conservative

00:48:33.840 tradition nonetheless claiming to be an authority on it and i am an authority on uh what is uh

00:48:39.580 politically effective uh in this country to be honest um but this is what garter just doesn't 0.96

00:48:46.700 understand we don't give a fuck about the conservative party we don't really give a

00:48:55.080 about the liberal party the ppc or any political party what we care about is the future of our 0.86

00:49:01.000 nation is the prosperity of our people something that he takes for granted very clearly um

00:49:11.560 and it's i i'm embarrassed like he can only view things through the uh through the lens of

00:49:20.440 partisanship you can only view since if the part if the cpc is not effective if we're not successful 0.64

00:49:28.340 the part the country is going to shit and the the thing is the cpc has been a critical 0.94

00:49:34.340 problem in the success of our country in uh reacting to mass immigration pushing productive 0.99

00:49:42.300 solutions like re-migration to protect our people they are part of the problem and any 0.78

00:49:48.700 reasonable person is starting to see this more and more and he can't all these conservative

00:49:54.520 parties partisans can't they cannot accept that they are part of the problem they can only view

00:49:59.060 it as the problem is that the liberals have been in control for the last decade and they've ruined

00:50:03.520 things but anyone that is an actual student of history anyone that has a couple of brain cells

00:50:08.840 to rub together knows that our problems go much deeper than Trudeau that Trudeau was just a

00:50:15.300 manifestation of the problems that were created by the more competent prime ministers before him

00:50:21.440 who laid the groundwork for the transformation that Justin Trudeau would kick into the second

00:50:28.100 gear during his 10 years in office. But these people are so out of touch with reality. They're

00:50:32.940 so dishonest. They're so invested in their little political party that they cannot abstract 0.56

00:50:40.300 themselves from what is actually good for their nation, what is actually good for our people.

00:50:44.440 They can only get offended and whinge and seethe when you criticize them.

00:50:49.400 Get in line.

00:50:50.720 Don't criticize the Conservative Party.

00:50:52.240 We just need a win and then everything will be better.

00:50:54.140 No, it won't.

00:50:56.000 No, it won't.

00:50:56.920 The Conservative Party does not address the most important problems in our society.

00:51:01.240 So I do not care if they win or if they lose.

00:51:04.300 Either they do better and they earn our support,

00:51:07.300 or they can lose forever into eternity.

00:51:11.200 That's where I stand on this.

00:51:12.500 so i put this out very clearly like garnett is sending very clear messages here he's saying i

00:51:19.980 white canadian heritage canadian white people i do not want your support i want the support of

00:51:26.420 calistanis hindus muslims people who have real traditional conservative values that's the real 0.69

00:51:33.280 base of the conservatives i don't want you little bigots who want to save who want to preserve your

00:51:38.380 the ancestral continuity of the country. I don't want your support. We're moving past you. We're

00:51:43.820 going to replace you because you deserve to be replaced. That's the conservative party.

00:51:47.560 That's the conservative party. And there's no action from Pierre Polyev. This guy should be

00:51:52.520 kicked out of shadow cabinet. He's rage baiting Canadians, thumbing his nose, basically saying

00:51:58.100 they deserve to be replaced. And there's no reprimand from the conservative party because

00:52:03.120 they don't care about you either. And that's why we need to build the Dominion Society. That's why

00:52:08.720 we needed to organize Canadian nationalists outside of the political system, where they can't just

00:52:14.240 cancel us, where they can't just pretend, give you little breadcrumbs, try and satisfy you once

00:52:22.940 in a while. No, we're not doing that anymore. We're demanding everything. We're demanding what

00:52:28.120 Canada needs. We're not going to be satisfied with little, little, little gifts that they're

00:52:32.900 willing to give us. No, we are demanding remigration. We are demanding the preservation 1.00

00:52:37.380 of Canada's ancestral cultural continuity. We are demanding the people that should not be here 1.00

00:52:43.600 will not be here. And if they are not going to meet their, our demands, we are going to punish

00:52:48.160 them. We are going to reward politicians that do what is right. And we are going to punish

00:52:53.240 politicians that do what is wrong. And we don't give a fuck about party brand, liberal, red, 0.97

00:52:58.520 blue, green. I don't give a fuck. The people that are going to do the right thing are going to get 0.99

00:53:03.240 our support. The people that are going to do the wrong thing are going to get exposed and punished.

00:53:08.600 And I don't care if that means supporting a left-wing party. I don't care if that means

00:53:14.860 ultimately creating our own political party. We will do what is necessary to preserve the future

00:53:20.820 of our people because what we are facing is an existential crisis. And these people don't get

00:53:25.200 it. They think it's a political game. They think they can just shift their voting blocks and find

00:53:29.300 a new coalition so that they can win power. That's what they care about. They want to govern the

00:53:33.940 country. They don't want to save the country's future. They want to be more efficient managers

00:53:39.180 of a declining post-national economic zone. And that is not good enough for me. And I don't think

00:53:47.560 it's good enough for you guys either. And that's why we are going to organize, we are going to

00:53:53.200 build, we are going to do, we are going to put in the work, we're going to struggle, we're going to

00:53:57.220 sacrifice, and we're going to do what's necessary to get this country back on track. And Garner

00:54:03.260 wasn't done. Garner wasn't done after a little Twitter back and forth. You think getting owned

00:54:14.780 on twitter would be enough for him but no he spent the weekend like i literally got out of

00:54:20.860 got out of church and it's like i'm gonna rage bait christians i'm gonna rage bait heritage 0.95

00:54:25.760 canadians disgusting and he spends the rest of his he spends the rest of his weekend writing a 0.97

00:54:32.500 substat to try and own me that's what he that's what he does this is a member of parliament 0.98

00:54:36.900 say what you will about me no i'm an activist i'm a busy guy this guy's a member of parliament

00:54:43.040 And he spent his day writing a shitty Substack article to try and advance his lame, ineffective Civnat message and attack me and our growing and increasingly effective movement.

00:55:04.660 Let's look at Garnet's...

00:55:06.040 Maybe I should have gone through this again before this, but we're going to go through this.

00:55:12.040 his sub stack is called the political genius get it because of his last name uh so uh so

00:55:19.240 self-aggrandizing for someone who's a not a very good politician to be honest so he goes in i've

00:55:25.280 i've recently been drawn into some debate online about the proper nature of nationalism especially

00:55:29.400 in the canadian context so here are some longer form thoughts on the subject in hopes of helping

00:55:34.540 both supporters and critics better understand my position we all understand your position garnet

00:55:38.860 a lot of my thinking on the subject is influenced by the framework of john paul the second who makes

00:55:44.800 the distinction between nationalism and patriotism i will sometimes use the word nationalist to

00:55:48.900 describe my own sentiments in line with the most common use of that term today but i much prefer

00:55:54.040 the language of patriotism the language of patriotism grows out of the latin words pater

00:55:58.920 father and pitis filial loyalty to family faith and nature nation pitis was deeply important

00:56:08.380 virtue to the romans who for whom it carried a sense of love and loyalty to both father and

00:56:14.840 fatherland words like piety and patriotism come out of this sense of love and loyalty and the

00:56:22.620 particular uh the particular in our lives such as our own family in our own community in our own

00:56:27.760 country i like how he skates over the fact that uh nation comes from the word natio which means

00:56:33.980 our people and ethnicity comes from the word ethnos which means our people in greek um so

00:56:40.860 nation ethnicity these things are one and the same he tries to abstract away from that while

00:56:47.360 he's defining words but he he he conveniently glazes over a few things right this love of the

00:56:54.400 particular can notionally be intention with the idea of love that is universal and egalitarian

00:56:59.600 universal and egalitarian this is leftist language for the record right rightists believe in

00:57:06.360 particularism not universalism we believe in hierarchy not egalitarianism like what he is

00:57:10.600 advocating here is fundamentally left-wing is it proper to love one's own or should one seek to

00:57:17.380 love all nations all peoples and all families equally should you love the stranger or should

00:57:22.000 you love your family this is a hard question for garnet this tension between love the particular

00:57:26.580 and love of the universal can be at the heart of many different kinds of policy debates. I think

00:57:30.480 it's the fundamental debate really. My own view is that properly ordered love of the universal

00:57:35.620 is always grounded in the particular, the general and natural prioritization of love of the father

00:57:41.320 closest relations. What is the interesting stuff here? The debates I've been drawn into recently

00:57:46.560 have centered around the nature of Canadian nation and what it means to be patriotic in the Canadian

00:57:50.420 context. It seems obvious that patriotism requires a kind of understanding of the history and the

00:57:55.300 qualities of the thing being loved maybe love can be begin in relative ignorance but it should

00:58:00.620 immediately draw one to to a desire to understand and appreciate most national communities are

00:58:06.060 defined by some set of ideals around what constitutes the good life many national

00:58:10.920 communities start with a foundation of certain ethnic familiar ties however the organizing of

00:58:17.320 peoples even with those common ties naturally involves some identification of shared ideals

00:58:21.880 and objectives going beyond the mere fact of common ethnic identity over time it becomes

00:58:26.520 to be that people who share the ideals of the national community seek to join even while those

00:58:32.760 who reject the nation's ideals drift away in both cases regardless of ethnicity we see this process

00:58:38.300 in north america for example where many english colonists formed their own separate country and

00:58:42.680 where french colonists united the english loyalists to form a called country loyal to the crown the

00:58:48.020 differentiation was based on civic ideals not nation not ethnicity so he's really trying hard

00:58:54.020 to abstract away from the importance of ancestry and ethnicity in what binds together a nation

00:59:00.520 our canadian community was organized around the idea that diverse peoples who share common ideals

00:59:06.060 can form a civic nation together defending freedom democracy human rights and the rule of law

00:59:10.080 peace order in the pursuit of good governance and rejection of revolution in canada diverse people

00:59:16.660 practice the virtue of patriotism and have reference to shared symbols institutions and

00:59:20.600 values of patriotism shared civic ideals is practiced also naturally includes some appreciation

00:59:26.540 of markers of common culture such as shared language in common conversation and some shared

00:59:31.820 celebration of common holidays of course our founders were at the same time working within

00:59:36.760 a country that was overwhelmingly white and christian good point but bridging the divide

00:59:41.140 between french and british and between catholic and protestant was still seen as a significant

00:59:45.020 hurdle in the context of those times they believed that they demonstrated the unity and shared civic

00:59:50.140 nationality could be forged in the midst of that diversity and this provided the foundation of the

00:59:55.180 building of more greater bridges over time this is the classic argument right just because we

01:00:01.980 come from four different nations that share a lot of history together this justifies ever-growing

01:00:08.220 diversity just because we had two different strains of christianity means we have to accept

01:00:14.060 all foreign religions. Today, true patriotism in Canada is a love for country rooted in the desire

01:00:20.020 to continue and extend our founding compact, a compact that has worked remarkably well up to

01:00:25.080 2015. Everything started in 2015. That's the beginning of the end. Sadly, after 2015, we saw

01:00:30.640 the mainstreaming of a kind of anti-patriotic post-nationalism that involves constantly running

01:00:35.420 down the history and traditions of Canada while promoting the idea that our nation is without a

01:00:40.920 core identity this is obviously bad today many canadians feel that we are losing the sense of

01:00:46.060 common core to our identity in that respect for previously presumed shared values is in decline

01:00:51.760 this is the outworking of post-nationalism and this is a fundamental problem you have these

01:00:56.260 and they conceive of the distinction being post-nationalism on one side and then

01:01:04.580 ethnic nationalism and civic nationalism even though i don't really like these terms

01:01:09.860 on the other side when in reality it's more like nationalism ethnic nationalism on one side

01:01:16.840 and civic nationalism and post-nationalism on the other because both civic nationalism like

01:01:22.280 civic nationalism is not real nationalism it's this concept that you know we have to have a

01:01:26.380 common culture and values and and and so on but a common ancestry does not matter anymore and

01:01:33.580 people that are really paying attention will know that values culture and all these things are

01:01:38.260 downstream from the people. And while some people, a small portion, can integrate into that common

01:01:44.180 society, that they can adopt the values that we need to maintain that base, that ancestral continuity

01:01:50.720 in order to preserve the nation or else it's going to transform into something else. The civic

01:01:54.600 argument falls apart very quickly when you point out that people have different values, different

01:01:59.780 religions, and if they don't meet those, do they get kicked out? What if you have a multi-generation 0.99

01:02:05.780 canadian that doesn't meet your civic nationalist values that doesn't accept liberal values liberal

01:02:12.460 modern values does this person should this person be deported what about all the people that are

01:02:18.120 coming here that are not integrating effectively is garnett suggesting these people to be deported

01:02:21.920 no of course not he's there to to enjoy their their foreign religious festivals and all these

01:02:26.940 things these people are not integrating into our common society but garnett fails to accept that

01:02:32.780 he thinks that and then he keeps advantage this notion that it all started in 2015 with

01:02:41.140 justin trudeau which is just so dishonest these problems started in the 60s when immigration

01:02:48.320 restrictions started to be repealed they started in 1971 with pierre trudeau's multiculturalism act

01:02:54.660 in 1982 with the charter of rights and freedoms that entrenched an american style constitution

01:03:00.100 into our governance structure they started in 1988 when brian mulroney entrenched the

01:03:06.980 multiculturalism act into said constitution these are the foundational problems they started with

01:03:13.320 stephen harper expanding and moving our the the mage source countries of immigration from culturally

01:03:18.900 similar countries like the united kingdom in the united states to countries that are very dissimilar

01:03:23.280 from Canada. Countries like India and China in the Philippines. These are the foundational

01:03:29.620 problems that Justin Trudeau, when he got an option, is a manifestation of. He is not the

01:03:35.680 problem. He is the final manifestation of this trend towards internationalist liberalism,

01:03:43.000 post-nationalism. He is the final execution of that. He's not the beginning of the problem.

01:03:47.680 He is the tip of the iceberg. And until the CPC is willing to grapple with the entirety of the

01:03:53.260 problem with which includes their role that they played through people like brian mulrooney

01:03:58.300 and um stephen harper some of the pillars of the modern conservative party until they are willing

01:04:03.740 to grapple with these things they are not going to offer any sort of productive solution to how

01:04:09.660 we move forward the appropriate reaction in the face of harm caused by post-nationalism is to

01:04:17.420 to reassert patriotism no it isn't no it isn't it's to get rid of the people that shouldn't be

01:04:23.200 here it's to accept that there is an inextricable link between the people and the culture you can't

01:04:33.580 replace the people without fundamentally transforming the culture i don't want

01:04:37.720 canada to be a unfamiliar multicultural society where we all obey laws that's not my home

01:04:47.420 I want to pass on the country I was born into onto my children and grandchildren, not some hollow civic nationalist economic zone in decline. That's not good enough for me. We've seen how the country changes, and it's not good enough to say, we just need to get along, we just need to obey the same laws. 0.96

01:05:07.100 like what do you even mean by advancing these values are you going to get rid of the people

01:05:11.760 that are not adhering to these values even if they came here legally even even if they have status

01:05:16.760 what if they're not culturally culturally compatible what about that story about the

01:05:20.920 guy with the with all the blades the indian guy at the good life fitness this guy does not embody

01:05:29.140 our values should he be deported garnet no garnet would be like no we have to have religious 0.98

01:05:34.240 tolerance and all these things he's part of our civic and he came here legally like this is this

01:05:38.720 is his concept it's no different than post-nationalism it's post-nationalism with some like

01:05:43.120 stricter rules like that's what civic nationalism is it's not an actual alternative it's a slight

01:05:47.600 adjustment the real alternative the actual uh other flank of the debate is true authentic

01:05:54.720 nationalism and at the core of that is the recognition that a nation is its people and

01:05:58.960 and we must preserve the continuity of those people to preserve the nation.

01:06:07.200 Remembering this approach that has made Canada successful for most of its history,

01:06:10.960 newcomers and all Canadians can and should love the traditions of their family and their nations.

01:06:16.100 Like exactly, he thinks we should all maintain our traditions of our family and our foreign

01:06:21.340 countries, but we should all be a part of a civic project. Like what does that even mean? We don't

01:06:25.620 shared holidays anymore we don't have shared languages anymore they're maintaining their

01:06:29.220 cultures but we're all going to be part of the the same civic family like it's so naive 1.00

01:06:36.260 newcomers can and should find a country confident in itself and eager to tell its stories to new 0.96

01:06:40.500 arrivals no i don't just want a bunch of foreigners that are are proud of a peace

01:06:45.540 order and good governance i want our people to remain in control of our politics the reassertion

01:06:52.340 of civic nationalism is essentially conservative as it calls for the restoration of a properly

01:06:58.020 ordered understanding of our country's living tradition in return to our history after a short

01:07:02.740 term failed experiment it's not a short term thing now it's 50 years it's not just 10 years

01:07:08.260 like garnet's trying to make it seem a reassertion of civic nationalism also well aligned with the

01:07:13.380 belief that recent immigration policies have failed civic nationalists recognize that the

01:07:17.380 immigration policies which do not accept natural limits on integration capacity of a country

01:07:22.340 including but not limited to the areas of employment and housing will put significant

01:07:26.200 strain on any country. It is again worth remembering that what was working before 2015

01:07:30.920 and what stopped working after 2015. Talking about what was working before 2015, what if we go a bit

01:07:36.800 further back? What if we talk about the Chinese head tax? What if we talk about the continuous

01:07:42.660 journey regulation that prevented immigration from India in the Muslim world? What about these 0.95

01:07:48.520 things these things were working pretty well before we uh took them all away and rapidly saw

01:07:54.920 our country transform over the course of 50 years what is going to think about these things these

01:08:00.040 are pretty good ideas from pre-2015 immigration policies that worked

01:08:06.840 the emphasis on patriotism and shared values civic ideals involves a rejection of post-national

01:08:12.360 post-nationalism but also ethnic nationalism emerging ethnic nationalist blocs believe that

01:08:16.920 the only way to restore a sense of national identity is by promoting an exclusive and narrowly

01:08:20.680 defined love for a specific ethnic category within Canada. This effort to impose an ethnic

01:08:26.200 nationalism on our country is not an authentic patriotism because it rejects the true nature

01:08:30.600 and traditions of this country. It relies on the absurdly ahistoric proposition that

01:08:35.400 Canadians were once a single unified ethnic people and it promotes the violent and arbitrary 0.64

01:08:40.960 expulsion of those deemed other. Really, really, let's talk about our history. In 1867, Canada was 1.00

01:08:49.460 a 97% Anglo-French country. In 1971, Canada, before the Multiculturalism Act, Canada was a 97%

01:09:00.080 white country, a 72% Anglo-French country. These people didn't just appear here. These people

01:09:06.600 lived here as early as the 1600s through to 1867 before confederation. You can split them up and

01:09:16.800 recognize our ethnic heritage as English, French, Scottish, and Irish. But the reality is these

01:09:23.560 groups underwent an ethnogenesis over the course of hundreds of years to form two unique ethnic

01:09:28.720 groups, the Anglo-Canadians and the Franco-Canadians. So to say there was no ethnic basis to Canadian

01:09:34.000 society is just that is a historic we have two unique ethnic groups which aren't like the groups

01:09:40.660 there in in uh back in europe right the french of quebec the quebecois are distinct from the french

01:09:46.440 of of france they are small groups of people which uh which settled from uh mostly northern

01:09:55.700 and some central france a very small subset of the french which then came here intermingled with some

01:10:01.480 Anglo stock formed their own unique culture forged by the unique geography landscape problems

01:10:08.680 creating a completely unique culture this is a distinct ethnic group and it's the same for

01:10:13.480 Anglo-Canadians these groups of Scottish English Irish people that intermarried

01:10:18.380 underwent an ethnogenesis to form a unique culture which isn't just Anglos English people

01:10:25.220 Scottish people Irish people living in Canada it's a unique admixture with a unique culture

01:10:30.540 with a unique uh dialect of of english with our own slang with our own attitudes with our own

01:10:38.120 political culture these are two unique ethnic groups that form the foundation of canada 97

01:10:43.460 of the population as per our founding and these guys these people are the ones that made the

01:10:49.760 foundations of what the country would be would become this was extended across the country

01:10:55.100 as we settled the West. Yes, we let in culturally similar groups from other areas of Europe that

01:11:01.680 would then merge into that common culture. Like there is a middle ground here. We can

01:11:08.260 have people that integrate into our society as long as we maintain that solid core, that super

01:11:14.000 majority of that true Canadian stock, then we can have people integrate into that. But that's not

01:11:19.820 what modern immigration is, right? It's people from culturally dissimilar countries coming here 0.98

01:11:24.880 not integrating not speaking our language having no interest having a hate for our people 1.00

01:11:31.140 and it's not enough to just impose structure on these people many of them have to leave

01:11:36.160 and if we don't allow that if we allow canadians to become a smaller and smaller minority in canada

01:11:42.680 which is what is going to happen unless we have remigration even if we close the doors entirely

01:11:47.120 which isn't the conservative party's platform but even if it was to close the doors entirely that

01:11:51.820 wouldn't be enough. In 2024, 42% of all births were to foreign born mothers. The large majority

01:11:57.920 of births were to first, second generation immigrants. Even if the doors were completely

01:12:03.580 closed, we would quickly become a minority in our country within the next couple of decades. And 0.96

01:12:07.800 that's not good enough. That's going to lead to factionalization, transfer formations of our

01:12:12.760 culture and our politics. Look at our schools. Our schools, I have people calling to me. I don't 0.96

01:12:18.100 have children. But I have people coming to me, concerned members, my daughter is the only white

01:12:22.800 kid in her class. What? We're already a significant minority within the youngest generation. And it's

01:12:30.720 only going to get worse unless we take drastic action. And drastic action isn't just reducing

01:12:35.080 the numbers, changing the policies, encouraging integration. It's creating a completely new

01:12:41.200 approach in order to completely restructure how we look at immigration, in order to preserve

01:12:46.040 culture in order to preserve our ancestral foundations that make this country great that

01:12:52.680 make this country what it is it's only going to continue to transform and it's not good enough

01:12:58.740 for me that they're traditionalist that they practice a religion like that's not that's not

01:13:03.820 good enough my family have been on this continent since 1649 when my earliest relatives arrived on

01:13:10.100 this culture on this country they carved this society out of nothing and they didn't do so

01:13:15.500 to pass some vague civic project onto foreigners that would come here hundreds of years later they 0.80

01:13:21.940 built they struggled they sacrificed and built this country in order to pass it on to their

01:13:26.860 children their grandchildren and the next generations after that and anything else is a

01:13:31.700 betrayal of our founding our fathers of confederation and our ancestors that built

01:13:37.280 this country and made every great sacrifice. And Garnett can try and abstract away from that and

01:13:43.300 make some lovey-dovey image that advances a notion that will include his wife and his children, but

01:13:49.340 the reality is we need to preserve that ancestral continuity or else everything else transforms.

01:14:00.040 Many things can be said about the ethnic nationalist position, but among others,

01:14:03.580 we can observe that such ideas are fundamentally unpatriotic i'm not a patriot guys in proposing

01:14:09.780 to deny the idea of civic unity among diverse peoples and to hand arbitrary power to a minister

01:14:14.720 of remigration this is this is yeah how you know he's talking about me to strip citizenship from

01:14:19.780 anyone they deem undesirable they want to destroy the moral and legal foundations of the country

01:14:24.160 and this is this is something that's bothered garnett which is funny because i i would think

01:14:29.840 that garnet would understand how you know parliament and the bureaucracy functions but 0.99

01:14:35.460 either he's being intentionally obtuse or he's just an idiot could go either way could go either 0.98

01:14:41.740 way but as part of our remigration plan it does say that the the minister of remigration will make 0.99

01:14:48.340 uh important decisions when it comes to like revoking citizenships and stuff and this is

01:14:53.080 already how legislation is is structured in canada there are powers that are given to the ministers

01:14:59.460 but in practice that power is then delegated to deputy ministers which are the top bureaucrats

01:15:05.300 and a whole bureaucratic system so in in in the language of legislation what we've offered mirrors

01:15:11.840 that the decision is vested in the minister of remigration but for some reason garnet because 0.99

01:15:17.180 he's an idiot or because he's obtuse is up here thinking that we're going to have someone on a 0.99

01:15:21.320 giant throne going like this based on arbitrary decisions when in practice it would be the 1.00

01:15:30.360 minister of remigration leading the department of remigration with a mandate letter from the

01:15:37.240 prime minister in order to rectify our immigration system and find citizens who meet the criteria

01:15:46.320 that should be revoked. It's not just some arbitrary decision. This is just how our

01:15:52.780 bureaucracy functions in practice, Garnet. Yeah, yeah, this guy, this guy. Promoting a patriotism

01:16:00.120 of shared civic identity is a way for us to continue to be one country with a common history

01:16:04.340 and common values and to build a country upon long-established moral and legal foundation.

01:16:10.460 This has worked for our country for most of our history. No one's advocating to do anything

01:16:14.440 against the law we're advocating to change the law in order to get um in order to create realities

01:16:20.080 that uh that we agree with today there are purveyors of a false history who would look

01:16:27.200 who would like to believe that civic nationality cannot exist yes civic nationality inherently

01:16:33.620 i'm not historically mal-informed in fact i i i think i have a better understanding than mr

01:16:40.780 the Mr. Genius, the genus on our history. But civic nationality does not make any sense.

01:16:48.460 Nationality means a people. It's not laws. It's a people. That's what nation is. It's a people

01:16:57.360 with a shared history, culture, language. This is inherently an ancestral continuity. That's what

01:17:04.900 a nation is. So civic nationality is some made-up term advanced in the post-war period as they

01:17:11.340 advanced internationalist liberalism to be entrenched as the global status quo. That's what

01:17:18.320 civic nationalism is, right? It was created by some theorist, Hans Kohn, in order to vilify

01:17:27.080 the concept of nationalism in the post-war period, because they saw that as destructive,

01:17:31.480 because they saw that as threatening to this new uh multicultural world order when in reality this

01:17:38.440 is how the world has always functioned they act as as if maybe this is something he gets to but they

01:17:46.760 they act as if nationalism is some like recent invention when in reality civic nationalism

01:17:53.320 liberalism is the recent invention this this history goes 80 60 to 80 years deep

01:18:01.560 nationalism is the way that the world has been governed since the beginning of time and yes it

01:18:06.920 has been on different scales that have that has shifted with uh technological development right

01:18:14.120 initially nationalism would be more like tribalism right it would be a couple of

01:18:17.560 families living in a small area with a common culture but as soon as technology develops

01:18:23.080 as soon as you start riding horses, as soon as you have buggies to transport over to the next

01:18:28.300 town, as soon as your bubble becomes bigger because you can transport around more effectively,

01:18:36.280 then all of a sudden you can have a child with the tribe next door and that expands your nation

01:18:43.900 through intermarriage. That's the thing. True assimilation is something that happens not over 0.92

01:18:51.000 someone's lifetime and everyone realizes this right right the first generation is always kind 0.97

01:18:55.980 of foreign the second generation maybe they integrate better but real assimilation happens 0.85

01:19:01.980 over generations particularly through intermarrying that's how you actually become a part of a nation

01:19:07.620 not by coming somewhere and adapting to their values and their laws and all these things the

01:19:13.340 real way to merge into a nation to merge into a family is by marrying into that right and like i

01:19:20.920 i am an example of that as you guys know my mom is uh is a heritage canadian is an ethnic canadian

01:19:28.520 is a a a pure lane old stock uh french canadian woman with roots back to 1649 my dad is the child

01:19:39.000 of two immigrants but his generation of immigrants actually integrated into our society they didn't

01:19:46.840 live in small ethnic enclaves and practice foreign cultures and all these things they were catholics

01:19:51.880 they came here they lived in small town ontario their children didn't bring their foreign cultures

01:19:56.680 they they made you know canadian food they grew up playing hockey and other sports

01:20:04.040 my dad and all of their siblings uh married canadian people and had children that are half

01:20:09.800 canadian that are actually a part of the nation that's what assimilation looks like and then my

01:20:15.080 children will be even more canadian than i am and that's how you merge into a nation it's not

01:20:20.180 impossible to to to happen but this these things happen intergenerationally and the thing with

01:20:26.240 canada is things are so dysfunctional nowadays that that that doesn't happen at all right you 0.89

01:20:31.320 get people living in ethnic enclaves you'll get two indians living in brampton in a completely

01:20:36.220 indian culture marrying two indians and having an indian child born in canada that is apparently a

01:20:41.400 citizen is apparently just as Canadian as you and I, even though they grew up to two Indian parents

01:20:47.220 in a completely Indian enclave. They grew up speaking foreign languages, eating foreign foods,

01:20:52.480 practicing foreign religions. This is what modern immigration is. And ironically, the children are 0.97

01:20:58.660 not becoming more Canadian anymore. Because these children come up through a system where they're

01:21:03.980 told that Canadians are evil, white people are oppressive, you're oppressed, they're evil, 1.00

01:21:10.160 you shouldn't be anything like them they grow up and they say fuck you we're going to take your 1.00

01:21:15.300 country away from you they they ironically the children that are being born here the second and 1.00

01:21:20.300 third generation canadians are are are immigrants rather are becoming less and less canadian the 0.99

01:21:26.660 the first generation immigrants that come here at least they know what they're running away from 0.96

01:21:30.600 they know what they're leaving they're they're willing to to try and like toe the line and 0.92

01:21:34.840 integrate but their children are actually actively raised through this whole anti-canadian system

01:21:39.720 this anti-canadian culture it's having this completely reverse effect and we don't fix this

01:21:46.040 just by telling people to follow the rules we fix this by saying you'll be happier back home you

01:21:53.080 want to practice your foreign religions you want to practice you want to eat your foreign foods

01:21:56.560 you want to hate our country that's fine you're entitled to that but you're not going to do it 0.91

01:22:01.880 here anymore you're going to do it back home and it's not going to be a violent process as uh as

01:22:07.340 regarding it saying we're we're coming we're advancing our opinions by convincing people of

01:22:14.680 what's right we're getting politically organized we'll find political power and we'll change the

01:22:19.240 laws and we'll create a system that that respects everyone but implements the necessary policy in 0.93

01:22:26.660 order to remove people that shouldn't be here deport illegal immigrants in these groups that

01:22:31.260 should that objectively should not be here and create the financial and cultural incentives 0.65

01:22:35.220 for others to leave voluntarily and changes the rules in order to revoke citizenship in cases

01:22:40.180 where that's necessary and none of this is violent or intolerant or extremist i have a different

01:22:45.480 political view we have a different political view than garnet and all the other liberals because

01:22:50.740 that's what they are they're liberals they'll maybe not capital l liberals maybe they're lower

01:22:55.260 case l classical liberals whatever they want to call themselves but they're liberals and we're

01:22:59.400 not we're post-liberals we're nationalists we don't believe in egalitarianism universalism we

01:23:05.080 believe in particularism we believe in our families our friends our nation and preserving

01:23:11.320 that through democratic policy we're still democrats not like american democrats but we're

01:23:17.640 still we still believe in the democratic process we're doing this peacefully the right way

01:23:22.660 and these guys try and misrepresent our opinions the reality is garner couldn't step up to me in

01:23:29.380 debate despite his uh accusations that i'm ahistoric or whatnot i desire a country in which

01:23:36.580 we restore a pride of place for this concept of patriotic attachment to a community of shared

01:23:41.780 civic values and where the virtue of patriotism is practiced in every sense this hope is aptly

01:23:46.700 expressed in the line from our anthem god keep our land glorious okay that's the whole thing

01:23:50.080 um so it's not even like i completely disagree like i do i our our plan is not as people like

01:23:58.420 garnet try and misrepresent it with that we're just kicking out everyone um who's not white or

01:24:04.880 whatever or not a heritage canadian our our ideas is to advance a notion of our history that is proud

01:24:12.280 and to change policies to encourage integration and remove people that are not effectively

01:24:19.760 integrated the reality is he just thinks it can be done through indoctrination or or enforcing

01:24:25.860 laws or changing the education system a bit and i'm willing to accept that that's a part of it

01:24:31.380 but the other part of it is getting rid of people who don't may meet the standards uh or that should 0.98

01:24:36.260 have just never got come here in the first place these asylum claimants these people that have

01:24:39.780 taken advantage of birthright citizenship laws in order to come here through anchor babies and birth 0.95

01:24:44.740 tourists um all these people just need to be removed these people who have disrespected our

01:24:51.140 our immigration system, who have taken advantage of our laws in order to game the system through

01:24:56.100 the asylum process, through birthright citizenship, through illegal immigration. All these people need 1.00

01:25:00.220 to go. And that's millions of people right there. And many more that came here legally will have to

01:25:04.540 go as well because they shouldn't have been allowed to come here in the first place. It was 0.81

01:25:07.300 the radical policies that he's talking about since 2015 that opened the floodgates to all sorts of

01:25:12.400 people while dropping the standards. He wants to impose higher standards on these people. I want to

01:25:16.640 say oh justin trudeau fucked up let's make sure they can go home we have to reduce the trudeau 0.98

01:25:22.060 wave if we can send back just about every person that trudeau brought here since 2015 that would 0.97

01:25:27.680 be a huge win that would be a huge win not every single one i'm sure some of them are good people

01:25:31.680 they can stay they're productive they're they're they're integrated well um many many of them maybe

01:25:37.340 have married canadians these people should stay we're not into breaking up families

01:25:40.300 not every single one but a lot of them need to go some of them have been here even longer than

01:25:47.360 that they haven't integrated into our society in any way they're they're gaming the system

01:25:51.180 they're leeching off of our our institutions a lot of people need to go so that's garnet the

01:25:57.680 other interesting case is um is jason kenny so i'm sure many of you guys have been watching this

01:26:04.520 jason kenny has been slow rolling slow rolling his uh prospective leadership campaign everyone

01:26:13.900 can see the writing on the wall everyone knows that pierre polyev is going to get utterly destroyed

01:26:18.600 in the next election to um uh to mark carney and jason kenny is carefully trying to position

01:26:26.480 himself as the next leader of the conservative party of canada and part of that has seems to be

01:26:33.460 that he's trying to pander to get the support of this nationalist wing to offer an alternative,

01:26:42.460 a post Pierre Polyev vision for the Conservative Party. And we have to keep in mind that Pierre's

01:26:46.800 vision for the Conservative Party is very much like the American kind of Republican Party. It's

01:26:50.700 very, it's very classically liberal, right? It's very, it's all about small government,

01:26:55.600 lower taxes, less government overreach. This is what Pierre Polyev stands for. And it's very

01:27:00.300 out of sync with the temperament of Canadians. So Kenny is trying to advance a more like high

01:27:06.320 Tory traditionalist vision of what the Conservative Party would be. And on the face of it, this should

01:27:12.380 appeal to our community, to nationalists better. But at the same time, Kenny can't do it. He's

01:27:18.700 like, he's starting to, not only does he like disavow people like me, call me racist, call me

01:27:23.700 names uh all this sort of thing but he's trying to like he's trying to walk a narrow line that

01:27:30.520 will like not upset the establishment while appeasing to people that are anti-american

01:27:37.660 nationalists people like me and he's just walking a line so narrow that there is no there is no

01:27:45.740 voting block at all um i saw this post that i thought uh encapsulated it entirely so

01:27:55.500 he was responding to this tristan hopper from the national post good guy posted so many canceled

01:28:02.800 canadian historic figures don't even have complicated legacies it's not like they're

01:28:07.820 thomas jefferson who owned slaves while espousing liberty many of our guys literally did nothing

01:28:12.920 wrong and were defamed entirely with made-up libel so this is a great this is a great line 0.96

01:28:17.620 no fuck your reinvention of canadian history i'm proud of canadian leaders unapologetically a great 0.96

01:28:26.260 line this would be good for someone like kenny who's trying to appease to our community appeal 0.99

01:28:31.400 to our community this would be a great line for him to adopt and jason retweets this

01:28:36.940 he totally guffs it he goes 100 and he should have left it at that the campaign for canceling

01:28:45.180 canadian historical figures doesn't even pretend to apply a consistent standard for example compare

01:28:50.620 wilfrid laurier to john a mcdonald and he's using this because the the liberal party's um

01:28:55.100 donation club is called the laurier club so the liberals are proud of laurier so he's trying to

01:29:00.460 point out liberal hypocrisy around Laurier. And he lists off Laurier's accomplishments.

01:29:06.780 Massively expanded the Indian residential school system beyond its relatively modest

01:29:10.780 start under the MacDonald government. Suppressed the 1907 Bryce report, which detailed poor

01:29:16.660 living conditions in Indian residential schools and called for reforms. Increased the Chinese 1.00

01:29:21.300 head tax tenfold from 50 under MacDonald to a prohibitive $500. Also expanded the groundwork

01:29:27.480 for the liberal king government's 1923 exclusion act which barred chinese from immigrating what's

01:29:33.720 the problem adopted the continuous journey policy which whose explicit goal was to bar the

01:29:38.840 immigration of south asians which led to the tragic komagata maru incident tragic it was only tragic

01:29:45.540 because a good canadian guy died this was done against the advice of the imperial government

01:29:50.500 of london in 1911 laurier signed an order in council to prohibit any immigrants belonging

01:29:55.960 to the negro race which race is deemed unsuitable seized indians treaty lands and repeatedly violated

01:30:03.560 treaties by today's standards laurier's record was infinitely worse than mcdonald's on these other

01:30:08.360 issues and yet no one has torn down laurier's statues blah blah blah so he's responding to a

01:30:15.160 post that was like we should be proud of of canadian leaders who did nothing wrong and he said yeah we

01:30:20.320 should and then he goes on to list all the things that he think Laurier did wrong what what bro

01:30:27.580 just be proud of our heroes that's the position Laurier was a good leader you can't judge him by

01:30:35.680 today's standards and still many of the things that you listed there were good positive developments

01:30:42.460 to preserve Canada's ethnic uh foundations none of these policies are a problem and they're actually

01:30:49.220 things we should be learning from and adopting in order to solve the crisis we're going through now

01:30:53.780 but kenny doesn't see that he says we should be proud of our history um accept all these things

01:30:58.660 the tragic komagata maru incident what was tragic about that they came here they tried to violate

01:31:05.660 our laws our politicians like uh hh steven stood their ground and said no you guys got to go back 0.99

01:31:11.740 what's tragic is that they uh the sikhs living here murdered an immigration official that was

01:31:19.060 investigating into these things that's the tragedy that's the tragedy john hopkins that's 0.99

01:31:26.240 the tragedy not the komagata maru fuck these guys that were trying to invade our country 0.96

01:31:31.080 violate our laws to come here when they had no right to that's not a tragedy if you want to be 0.98

01:31:37.720 proud of our history if you want the support of nationalists you can't be giving laundry lists

01:31:45.400 about justifying why Laurier should be cancelled. This guy is completely out of touch and funnily

01:31:51.960 enough he's going to lose even worse than Pierre Polyev would. At least Pierre Polyev has carved

01:31:57.620 a base. It's not a base that can win. It's these Americanist classical liberal types which is

01:32:04.280 never going to be an effective coalition in Canada. But Kenny is trying to find that new

01:32:09.280 coalition but he has no idea how to do it. He's not cut out for it. So I very much welcome the

01:32:15.220 prospect of a kenny led conservative party i think that would be funny i don't mind watching

01:32:20.720 the conservative party crash and burn if they're going to be completely out of touch and i think

01:32:25.260 it would be quite amusing if they were led by a guy who's willing to engage and even if it's to

01:32:30.560 attack uh daniel tyree and the dominion society i think that would be i think that would be good

01:32:35.260 for our growth which is what's most important if we're going to get canada back on track so

01:32:39.600 that's all i have to say for tonight folks i'll take a few questions i don't want to go too long

01:32:48.120 it's been a long week i have a lot of work still to catch up on that's been distracted but if you

01:32:55.580 have a few questions i'll answer them put them in the chat we'll have a little we'll have a

01:32:59.800 little schmood we'll have a little we'll have a little little back and forth a little engagement

01:33:05.220 um uh and then we'll wrap things up for tonight and i'll get back to work

01:33:12.120 back to work i have 300 membership uh packages to print sign and scan uh print sky and stuff

01:33:21.280 because we came up to renewals have you guys seen this can you guys see it oh

01:33:27.080 oh we'll have to pull up a picture this is our new renewal pin for our two-year members

01:33:33.300 it's our our good friend johnny mcdonald all of our um all of our all of our two-year members

01:33:41.340 will receive one of these upon renewal to go with their uh with their beautiful one-year pin

01:33:46.960 the dominion society classic our one our first year members signing up today will still will

01:33:52.200 still continue to get the classic pin but everyone who's been with us for more than one year if you

01:33:56.520 renew today you'll get uh this beautiful sir john a mcdonald pin you can see the picture fully on

01:34:02.640 our website instead of this uh my camera won't focus and the lights are glaring what are the

01:34:08.760 next big things for the dominion society um so the next really big thing is domcon um that'll be at

01:34:15.320 the end of august that's our main project for um this month we have to continue to advance the

01:34:21.540 sean plain campaign in the background to uh to continue to get things organized in aurelia and

01:34:27.000 put pressure on them but the main big project for this month will be dom con we still have a few

01:34:32.660 tickets available so secure your seat today will be our big conference for this year our national

01:34:38.700 event people coming in from all over we're going to have myself and ken jones speaking as well as

01:34:44.820 uh the sub stackers john carter and fortisacks will also be there to make an appearance and we

01:34:49.900 have three more incredible guest speakers that we'll be announcing over the next three weeks

01:34:55.180 secure your tickets now they're going to sell out fast once i start announcing these uh these um

01:35:01.360 international guests as soon as tomorrow it might be tomorrow it might be saturday we're we're we're

01:35:07.860 working on the the final materials um but yeah the big project is dom con there's a lot of other

01:35:13.620 things coming down the pipe uh we're we're launching a new system for for onboarding our

01:35:19.120 volunteers which will really streamline our organization and help us quickly build our

01:35:23.060 volunteer organization across the country. We're bringing on some new staff members in order to

01:35:26.660 help with that process as well, while also diversifying our content to start releasing

01:35:30.940 new investigative works, all coming very soon. So these are the kind of exciting new projects

01:35:36.300 that'll be over the next little while. What's your ethnic background? I think I mentioned it

01:35:43.560 right there. I'm half French Canadian, goes all the way back to France. And my dad's the child

01:35:50.840 two immigrants one from jamaica and one from albania that's my ethnic background a weird mix

01:35:57.560 a weird mix half heritage canadian i know it's not canada but who is your favorite u.s president

01:36:07.640 i don't really have one to be honest um i'm not uh i'm not the biggest student of american history

01:36:14.520 um i don't pretend to be i'm pretty learned on uh canadian history uh but i do like the

01:36:21.240 classics it's hard not to like uh just like i'm a huge fan of johnny mcdonald i i do find uh

01:36:27.800 washington to be a an impressive uh figure are you christian because fortisac said there can be no

01:36:35.240 synergy between christians and nationalists i don't agree with fortisacs on that point

01:36:39.720 I'm not a Christian. I grew up in a very secular household. I have been exploring

01:36:44.180 Christianity recently. I have a great local Catholic church in my area that I've been

01:36:51.800 attending on and off, but I'm very busy and I've never been a super spiritual or religiously

01:37:00.080 inclined person. So I've been really enjoying the community here locally. A lot of good friends

01:37:06.600 encouraging me to to to get more involved more learned uh convert in all these things um but i

01:37:14.020 think there's a huge synergy between um christians and i think christianity is really important of

01:37:18.220 canada's heritage and identity um and i think the decline of faith has been a has been a central

01:37:25.320 problem that has eroded canada's culture but also uh localized communities and this is a big strength

01:37:32.900 that foreign ethnic groups have in canada they're still very religious they're still very organized

01:37:37.280 around their religion locally which gives them outsized influence within our political system

01:37:41.500 right because if you're locally organized there's a unit for politicians to pander to and with the

01:37:47.320 decline of the church we don't have as many of these local groups maybe there's community groups

01:37:51.500 and stuff like this but it's it's um it's not about values it's not about real ties so the

01:37:56.980 decline of faith has made has fed into the atomization of canadians that have made us

01:38:01.780 easier to ignore as a voting bloc so i do think the decline of faith is a big problem in canadian

01:38:06.460 society and i wouldn't say the thing with christianity and its kind of anti-synergy with

01:38:12.180 nationalism is it does have a sort of um inbuilt kind of universalism i think that really colors

01:38:18.180 a lot of uh garnett's opinions there because he is a very proud i think he's an evangelical i'm

01:38:23.240 not sure which um denomination he is um but there is a kind of strain of egalitarianism universalism

01:38:31.120 which is which is counter to a lot of right-wing hierarchical uh uh particularist nationalist

01:38:40.920 positions so i think that's what 40 is probably getting at there um but i do think uh christianity

01:38:47.620 is an important part of our heritage so i wouldn't say they're mutually exclusive or anything

01:38:50.880 does membership require in-person activism no anyone can sign up as a member uh that's just

01:38:56.180 your way of showing your support you get a card you get a pin you also get the opportunity to

01:39:00.340 to volunteer if you want but also we do have all sorts of volunteer roles behind the scenes

01:39:05.400 um so whether that be helping us make our social media content or doing research projects or

01:39:11.700 uh helping um quietly behind the scenes there are roles for people that are not comfortable

01:39:17.160 being involved in person although we do encourage people to be involved in person because i think

01:39:21.280 that's the most impactful and powerful way and it lets us build real in-person communities which

01:39:25.940 as we were just talking about that's a big part of the problem right and i think this

01:39:29.560 we want to give people an alternative um you can go back to church but you can also get involved

01:39:35.340 with the dominion society and you can find people with similar values similar outlooks that you can

01:39:39.200 be involved in that you can meet with on a regular basis and you can get involved as a frontline

01:39:43.660 volunteer so it's not a requirement 25 bucks a year you help the movement but also you get access

01:39:49.680 to our internal communities whether that be chat groups or in-person meetups um in activism

01:39:54.000 opportunities if i signed up for the dominion society a month ago received one phone call

01:39:59.060 that i missed uh then haven't since what should i slash could i do to progress my admission send

01:40:05.380 us an email at info at dominion society.ca um we're still we're still hammering out the onboarding

01:40:11.000 process and it's uneven around the the country some areas are more online than others um so if

01:40:17.360 you miss the call we'll still we still have a commitment to actually be in touch with you it's

01:40:21.820 not like oh we called you it's over um but there is a lot of phone calls that still need to be made

01:40:27.220 there's like over a thousand people that have not been contacted or on boarded yet um so we still

01:40:32.460 are committed if you're really eager do do get in touch with us and i'll see what i'll see what i

01:40:36.400 can do beauty kelly elter great job and i will sign up for my second year after i bury my husband

01:40:46.460 oh i'm so sorry for your loss kelly i didn't realize where that message was going when i

01:40:50.700 started it i'm so sorry for your loss your dominion society family is with you we're so

01:40:55.860 proud we maintain your support um and um we're so sorry for your loss kelly thank you for being here

01:41:03.480 with us got any set deadlines for the speaker announcements for the dominion conference i

01:41:10.280 think the first announcement will be tomorrow tomorrow or saturday we're just finalizing the

01:41:14.180 promotional content to do the release it's been a weird week uh we're looking to get it out um

01:41:19.520 in the next couple of days and then they'll probably be like uh one a week because we're

01:41:24.480 we're just a month out now so i want to have everyone announced uh with a couple weeks left

01:41:28.640 to go i ordered mine a couple weeks ago i know i'm behind tristan i have 300 letters that need

01:41:36.000 to be organized printed yours is in there i know it you're one of our first people to sign up for

01:41:41.440 a second year i'll try i'm gonna try and get them all out this weekend it's just a lot to do

01:41:46.720 you wait we're getting more stuff yeah anyone that signs up for a second year is going to

01:41:51.740 we're going to release a pin every year guys you guys are going to have so many pins when

01:41:56.640 we're done with this you're going to second year members are getting this beautiful john

01:42:00.720 a mcdonald pin here i'll pull up a better picture pull up a better picture

01:42:05.880 we got these beautiful pins so first year members get this uh get this um look at the

01:42:16.280 card and the original pin anyone that signs up for a second year you won't get the same thing

01:42:21.060 again instead you'll get this beautiful john a mcdonald pin so you can keep growing your pin

01:42:27.620 collection and our 100 donors from last year got this beautiful ensign pin i love pins guys

01:42:33.040 i love pins we have a whole culture about pins there'll be more and more pins there'll never be

01:42:40.580 enough pins i love pins i love recognizing people whether they're members or volunteers or whatnot

01:42:45.800 there's going to be more stuff always more stuff

01:42:48.640 you do need to manually renew this year we just upgraded our tech uh our back-end system so after

01:42:58.020 you renew this year it will do it will go automatically um each year and you'll receive

01:43:03.380 your pin and all that but this year you have to renew manually so you can go to join.dominionsociety.ca

01:43:09.240 it's the same page for new members and renewals don't worry it's all sorted out on the back end

01:43:15.120 so you'll get the the proper pin and uh recognition of a renewal you don't have to

01:43:19.680 worry about that you just have to process the payment and then going forward it'll happen

01:43:22.800 automatically every year i don't want a spam call yeah don't you don't need a spam call just send me

01:43:31.120 an email and i'll i'll reach out and i'll make sure they reach out again

01:43:45.120 I can't make it to Ontario. What about an Alberta event? We're working on a plan to do a bit of a

01:44:01.240 tour post DomCon. It won't be as big. DomCon is going to be our biggest event. We're going to have

01:44:06.720 international speakers. We're going to bring people from all over the country. It's our big

01:44:09.940 national event, but we do want to do more and more local events. I do need to do a bit of traveling.

01:44:14.220 I need to hit the East Coast. I need to hit the West Coast. I want to go back to, we've already

01:44:18.540 been to Calgary twice, but I want to come back to Calgary. I want to hit Edmonton. We need to hit

01:44:23.340 Vancouver and Victoria and Winnipeg. There's a lot of traveling that we need to do. I haven't

01:44:28.400 got to meet our members all over the country. I still very much want to do so. So there will be

01:44:32.300 some stuff later in the year. But right now we're all about planning DomCon because it needs to be

01:44:38.820 a huge event, right? This is going to put us on the map nationally and internationally.

01:44:44.220 It needs to go off perfectly professionally to a high quality to show to the country that the nationalist movement is an active player on the scene.

01:44:53.020 So we're very focused on DomCon right now, but we will be looking to do events all over the country before the end of the year.

01:45:00.520 I think a lot of them will go through the winter as well when people are looking for something to do, right?

01:45:05.300 They're looking for community.

01:45:06.660 You're all cloistered in your homes, all depressed because there's no sunlight.

01:45:09.640 we want to bring that we want to bring the sunlight in our hearts of nationalism through

01:45:14.760 the winter what is the way forward for canada from here it's far easier to speak the truth

01:45:20.480 and bring a politically significant number of people of your people to it and i'm not sure that

01:45:26.220 there's a particularly optimistic polling data for canada we we all we operate metapolitically

01:45:31.020 right our our goal is to uh popularize our ideas nationalism and remigration we believe that

01:45:38.180 politics is downstream from culture. So it's not about where the polls are now. It's about

01:45:42.300 shifting the polls in our favor and dragging politicians to our side. But it's not just

01:45:47.420 about spreading a message through grassroots activism and media content. It's also about

01:45:51.640 creating a voting bloc to put pressure on these institutions so that if they don't meet our ideas,

01:45:58.920 they will get punished at the ballot box. And through channeling those ideas into the political

01:46:04.640 system, we will create pressure and make our ideas unavoidable. At the same time, we are building a

01:46:10.120 coordinated network of nationalists from coast to coast. We're training them in traditional

01:46:14.860 political activism, distributing literature, knocking on doors, putting up posters. We're

01:46:20.880 building a network of donors and competent professionals in our headquarters staff.

01:46:28.580 We're building everything necessary to launch a political party if our metapolitical tactics

01:46:33.380 fail and one that can be actually effective because a lot of people talk why don't you

01:46:37.160 launch a political party why don't you launch a political party as you said the polling is not

01:46:40.820 there i don't think a political party would be successful right now what we need to do is shift

01:46:45.140 the create the conditions shift the culture for where a nationalist political party will be

01:46:50.540 successful then the politicians should follow into that follow public opinion and capitalize

01:46:57.100 on that and if they don't or if they do so dishonestly we'll be in a position to launch

01:47:01.560 an actually effective political party where we know where our good guys are where we know who

01:47:05.700 our campaign managers are who are our candidates um everyone is trained disciplined has the right

01:47:12.520 messaging this is what the ppc lacked right they started a political party without any real vision

01:47:17.140 without any real network so they launched a political party but it couldn't succeed and

01:47:21.240 there's no point in having a political party that just loses and loses and loses in fact that's a

01:47:26.520 bad thing because if you have a political party that just keeps losing then you become the loser

01:47:30.980 party so we don't want to start a political party that's just going to lose we want to start a

01:47:35.360 political party when we have an angle to win and that's going to take a lot of work over the next

01:47:39.460 few years i think our big our big opportunity is going to be after the next election after

01:47:44.940 pierre polyev fails when everyone's looking for a new alternative that's when the nationalist

01:47:49.220 movement has our opportunity to hijack an existing political party start our own political party or

01:47:53.420 whatnot so we need to use the next three years to get organized across the country build something

01:47:58.940 real advance our ideas and put ourselves in a strong position um to kind of compete in the

01:48:05.360 election following you may not like it it might be too slow for you but the reality is canada

01:48:10.320 always lags behind the rest of the the world other countries are moving on this the uk the the us

01:48:16.560 they're moving in this direction we're ahead of the we're ahead of the game we're going to build

01:48:20.900 what needs to be built that foundation to be ready when our moment uh is there to strike

01:48:28.940 my french is not great i i uh i blame my mom that's the only the only thing i don't like

01:48:56.240 about my mom. She didn't make me feel fluently bilingual. My mom's a French teacher. She's a

01:49:01.800 proud French Canadian woman and she raised us in English only. Imagine how powerful I would be if

01:49:07.060 I was fluently bilingual right now. Can you imagine? Would you rather fight 50 duck-sized horses

01:49:19.000 or one horse-sized duck you've got to figure it's the 50 duck-sized horses right like ducks

01:49:26.280 are pretty small and you can just kind of kick them around and stuff sounds a lot easier to

01:49:31.000 deal with than a giant duck and i got my dog my duck told her he'd be beside me he'd ruin some

01:49:37.640 some small horses yeah definitely the definitely the duck-sized horses

01:49:48.840 Will Dominion Society have a political status soon or ever? We're registered not for profit

01:49:53.800 right now. I think that's the best way to grow our organization and advance our goals in our

01:49:57.080 short term. It's really easy to register a political party, right? I could do it next

01:50:00.720 week if I wanted. It's 250 signatures. We'd be registered by the end of the month. But what's

01:50:06.280 the point? What's the point? Political parties have all sorts of rules they have to deal with

01:50:11.780 for donations. They can't receive big, massive donations, corporate donations. We'd be restricted.

01:50:16.800 we don't need to do that we only need to register a political party when we have the opportunity to

01:50:21.700 get someone elected to win at least one seat and right now i don't think we have that opportunity

01:50:26.040 so i'm not going to do it

01:50:27.100 what's your favorite canadian food i don't know

01:50:47.220 i like all sorts of traditional cuisines a big fan of uh tortier you know like my grandma used

01:50:56.440 to make tortier every every year that's a that's a good one i love butter tarts butter tarts all

01:51:02.440 sorts of traditional desserts let's see the super chats five dollars from groundhog 2424 never

01:51:09.400 surrender thank you for the super chat we got two dollars from rb12352 word on the street is your

01:51:15.940 half jeet please address i'm not half jeet i've already talked about my ethnic background on this

01:51:21.120 on this stream. I'm 0% Jeet, but I am a quarter Jamaican and a quarter Albanian.

01:51:28.360 At Vittorius 9102 279, God says, keep going to your local Catholic church. Will do, will do. 0.80

01:51:34.700 I'll try and go this weekend. That's what I've been told to do.

01:51:51.120 Yeah, DS members will all be like North Korean generals.

01:52:20.000 yes yes yes is greg going to be involved with domsocks still i mean he's not he's still a

01:52:29.200 member he's still a prominent figure within the the movement he's still he's still going to be

01:52:34.460 a prominent voice for us but he has been removed from our um leadership team

01:52:39.320 look i already addressed the situation with greg um it's his it's his story to tell

01:53:02.440 um i've shared ours perspective on it you can rewind to the beginning of the stream if you're

01:53:06.940 interested in that. But I'll let Greg speak for himself. Greg hasn't been deleted from our

01:53:16.480 history. He will always be one of our founders and we greatly respect him for helping us get

01:53:21.580 this off the ground. Not many people were willing to take that risk and he helped us

01:53:28.180 immeasurably to get things off. He can't be forgotten. He's inherently a part of our history

01:53:34.740 just like any other historical figure don't be foolish can you tell us more about greg's

01:53:47.060 replacement greg's replacement is matthew baker he's one of our critical organizers in the toronto

01:53:52.020 area you guys might have seen him on our social media previously um he spoke out on behalf of the

01:53:57.080 organization at the toronto city council um regarding a decision to rearrange and remove

01:54:02.960 some of the statues on the lawn of Queen's Park so that's the kind of big public thing he's done

01:54:07.280 for us in the past but he has been one of our key organizers in Toronto he's been organizing things

01:54:12.180 like uh some of our test campaigns to distribute literature um in uh in in Toronto he's been a key

01:54:19.740 guy for getting people online there and he's a very promising promising young man I think he'll

01:54:24.080 be a great addition to the team but more of him soon more of him soon guys

01:54:31.660 why couldn't you keep greg on the team with musical talent i think it would be used to

01:54:40.780 increase your fan base i mean greg's going to continue to do his thing guys he's not going to

01:54:44.840 be stopped by a few embarrassing stories he's going to continue he's been making his musical

01:54:50.100 content he's been doing his activism for years and he will continue to do so can you tell us

01:54:56.180 about matthew baker i mean i'll give matt a chance to to tell his own story as well like um

01:55:00.980 uh things have been moving really fast this week guys um but uh like maybe we'll bring him on the

01:55:08.120 stream at some point um and do a do a proper introduction uh but he is a great guy he's a

01:55:14.520 smart uh young man he's very serious um he's he's uh very talented he's he'll be a good addition to

01:55:23.240 the team i'll tell you we'll learn more about him and introduce him to our members soon

01:55:27.180 lots of interest about matth baker we'll have we'll have him on i'll talk to him about

01:55:37.600 coming on we'll see we'll see

01:55:38.980 you confident young man he works in real estate great organizer for us great

01:55:52.960 nationalist voice solid young man excited to give more to the movement

01:55:58.360 does math baker have aura matt matthew has mad aura uh you can get that you get his vibe uh

01:56:11.880 immediately um so i think that we're gonna we're gonna call it there thank you for joining us

01:56:18.400 tonight we had a big crowd more viewers than usual i'm sure people were interested in the

01:56:23.400 controversy from this week um i do want to say that i appreciate everyone's patience throughout

01:56:30.560 this week i appreciate everyone's support and understanding as we dealt with this difficult

01:56:36.060 situation i want to remind people that this is not the end this is a minor setback before a massive

01:56:43.980 growth in the organization that's going to be coming over the next few weeks um i'm very excited

01:56:49.360 to introduce you to some of our new team members.

01:56:51.580 I'm very excited to launch many of our excellent speakers.

01:56:54.720 We're going to host an incredible event

01:56:56.040 at the end of the month

01:56:56.880 that is going to be an explosion in support

01:57:00.300 for the nationalist movement across the country.

01:57:02.020 So do take a moment,

01:57:03.240 get your DomCon ticket today

01:57:06.520 at dominionsociety.ca slash DomCon.

01:57:09.320 Make sure you're joining or renewing as a member

01:57:11.840 to get involved in the organization,

01:57:13.980 to get plugged into your local group chats,

01:57:15.460 to get the new Sir John A.

01:57:17.700 mcdonald pin or the original ds pin um show your support by getting involved um thank you for for

01:57:26.620 everyone thank you for joining us tonight i'll be back next week at the same time to to to hang out

01:57:33.780 to schmood to to give you guys all the answers that you want to hear but really thank you to

01:57:39.120 our members for being so patient throughout the week for your continued support as we move through

01:57:43.900 this difficult chapter and open a new and exciting one. And most importantly, long live Canada.

Dominion Society of Canada - July 31, 2026

A New Chapter ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 16

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