00:11:40.400It's the same for the liberals. It's the same for the NDP. This is what we need. Numbers.
00:11:47.880You're discouraged because Indians have jumped from like two to five percent of the population. That's over? Seriously?
00:11:56.200And what do these black pillars do? They want to hide in their small towns. They want to sequester themselves into their professional careers. Ignore what's happening.1.00
00:12:06.340there's no way i'm ignoring politics that's not an option
00:12:12.500and honestly that's cowardice we live in a democratic society we have a duty to participate
00:12:22.000in politics we get a vote that's only a part of the game we have to influence many people
00:12:27.920we have to organize in order to achieve the realities we desire that's what that's the
00:12:33.040game we've been given. That's the game we've been given from our ancestors is we get to decide
00:12:38.140what society looks like. And yeah, it's not just about, you know, writing an essay, having some
00:12:45.520ideas. You have to do work. You have to convince people. You have to organize people. But we get
00:12:51.380to decide what our society looks like. And for too long, we've been abstaining from the process.
00:12:58.340guys don't want to participate in politics it's too hard
00:13:02.260the odds don't look good you don't get to choose about engaging in politics that's the reality
00:13:09.540yeah you can focus on your professional career but what are you going to do about your wages1.00
00:13:17.160getting depressed by millions of migrants coming into the country low skilled high skilled now0.99
00:13:21.580that's the focus you're going to not care about politics okay politics cares about you that's1.00
00:13:28.180reality. What are you going to do when you can't get a promotion because you're too male? You're
00:13:35.480a man. You're not indigenous enough. You're too white. What are you going to do then? Politics1.00
00:13:40.400cares about you. Yes, you can go run off to a small town that's 80, 90% white still. What are0.99
00:13:49.340you going to do when they flood that town with immigrants like they're doing every other area?
00:13:53.560that's what mark carney said this week he said uh and i quote um uh that he wants to make sure
00:14:07.200that new canadians new canadians immigrants are most effectively distributed across the country
00:14:13.220you think you're safe in your small town politics cares about you it's not an option to engage0.97
00:22:08.000Some of the most incredible stock in the world.
00:22:10.940we have everything we need right here. It's all about working together, sacrificing to
00:22:18.800create something greater for the next generation. Yes, we might not get to enjoy it.
00:22:25.240We might. This will be the challenge of our lifetime. But we will be able to pass a better
00:22:31.860society on to those that follow us. We do our job well, we'll get to enjoy those spoils ourselves.
00:22:38.800So, exactly. Enough with the blackpilling. Enough with the blackpilling. We've got the plan. We're taking our country back. We will not be tolerating any more demoralization slop. That's my take, boys.
00:22:56.380i missed the super chat we missed a few super chats asian sensation 1999 17 as always ten
00:23:05.600dollars how many albertan separatist members have reached out to the minion society since
00:23:09.240the referendum fail i don't have an exact number guys i do that at the end of the week when i'm
00:23:12.800fulfilling membership packages but we've seen a nice spike in memberships from alberta specifically
00:23:17.840i just did a quick scroll um we're seeing that we're seeing a surge we got another super chat
00:23:24.100for $5 from JP Cruzzino. I really care about the Franco-Anglo divide and the Dominion Society
00:23:31.320is right on time to start that healing. I'm Northpill. Very based, very based. We need a new
00:23:37.460era of Canadian nationalism, not one that sets English against French, but one that binds them
00:23:42.260together. That is our history. That is our heritage. It is both English and French. It is
00:23:48.260that beautiful compromise that creates our unique society we got lion of the north 96 as usual
00:23:55.860mandatory date night fund donation and reminder to all viewer viewers and true loyalists to
00:24:00.980renew their dominion society membership for year two god bless from out west thank you so much
00:24:06.140lion of the north i will one day i'll get to use the date night fund but that is a pertinent
00:24:13.380reminder please do make sure you're signing up make sure your membership's renewed there's about
00:24:18.480800 people that haven't renewed their membership yet you're delinquent you're missing out on this
00:24:23.580beautiful piece of jewelry the good old john a mcdonald pin only available for members of the
00:24:29.380dominion society who have been around for two years it'll still be available next year whenever
00:24:33.760you sign up for your second year you'll get the beautiful second pin if you haven't signed up
00:24:37.320before you can get your first year membership and get the classic dominion society pin but these
00:24:44.580pins are just a small token a small token of our gratitude a small token to show that you're part
00:24:50.760of the team part of the good guys more importantly you get involved in our organization you get
00:24:57.480plugged into your local chapter your local area group chats our specialized volunteer team so we
00:25:02.760can put you to work so you can make a difference in taking our country back thank you so much for
00:25:07.940the reminder on that front lion of the north the pin itself is worth it i'm working on a new pin
00:25:14.860guys i'm working on a new pin no spoilers yet no spoilers yet you guys are gonna like it you guys
00:25:23.080are gonna like it a special year-end pin we have to live up to the shield it's a hard one
00:25:30.140it's a hard one but the happy pin merchant is is uh is busy at work guys
00:25:37.440you know how i am what do you guys think about black fillers0.97
00:25:41.700give me the fucking man we can't get enough of our pins bros this one's great0.99
00:25:58.900i i'm gonna need to release a guide at some point um on how to wear pins i go out to events guys0.99
00:26:06.800and there's guys with pins everywhere there's pins everywhere you guys gotta know how to wear
00:26:12.180your pins where where and when to wear which pin to wear to which occasion which pin goes with
00:26:17.040which outfits you can't be pin maxing you gotta have a big collection we're collecting them like
00:26:22.540pokemon trainers but you don't need to flex every single pin all the time i've gotta i've gotta
00:26:29.600uh i gotta give the boy some guidance on on how to properly wear pins uh
00:26:36.940we gotta be fresh guys we gotta be clean too many pins is is uh yeah i'm not i'm not a huge
00:26:44.100maximalist like we need we need clean uh aesthetic it's uh crucial can people from abroad buy ds
00:26:51.520pins people any canadian citizen can sign up as as a member and get a pin but only canadian
00:26:57.440citizens allowed i'm not sending pins all over the place that's not very canadian white pill
00:27:08.320come on come on that's not what we do around here
00:27:21.520okay okay okay that was my big rant to start
00:27:34.240one pin for each side of the blade I don't know I the thing guys is you have to understand the
00:27:43.960the balance of symmetry and asymmetry we're gonna get into aesthetics for a bit sometimes it's good
00:27:48.960to have asymmetry in your outfit you want to weight things to one side you know i got the watch over
00:27:56.160here you got the ring over here it's not about symmetry it's about having balance but but a
00:28:01.680little bit of uh a little bit of uh asymmetry as well it keeps things interesting so two pins too
00:28:09.120much you gotta be you gotta know which one goes with the fit that elevates it you don't need to
00:28:14.400be pin maxing now there is some interesting things you can do as well i can't believe we're getting
00:28:18.240into this right now um but you know multiple pins i think it's too much i think it's too much i think
00:28:24.080it's too much i think it's one at a time but we'll have to we'll have to refine the pin guide
00:28:29.360to make sure everyone's looking fresh uh at all times that's what's most important we got to be
00:28:34.480looking clean but you should be wearing your pin wear it all the time put it on your winter jacket
00:28:39.280put it on your fall jackets look cool represent represent the dominion when people ask what's that
00:28:44.800that's the dominion society go check them out canadian nationalism be proud show it off that's
00:28:51.360why we that's why we give them out boy wear them as earrings i don't know if i'd do that i don't
00:28:57.360know if i'd put these in my my ears i don't know if they're earring grade medals uh i'd
00:29:02.400have to double check on that but it would look pretty cool i will give you that
00:29:06.560pierce cheese pierce your cheeks and put them in disavow disavow uh pierced cheeks that's gross
00:29:21.340don't do that there uh there are so let's talk a bit about uh let's not get too distracted by
00:29:30.480chat let's uh let's talk a bit about alberta the alberta referendums so
00:29:40.880the pleb should join the pleb should join nick belloway the pleb i'm talking to you right now
00:29:47.760where's your dominion society membership i've been watching for it i've seen you domsock posting
00:29:53.960I've seen you posting about the growth of remigration.
00:40:02.100What's the point of an independent Alberta0.91
00:40:04.200that is completely indian what is the point of an independent0.94
00:40:10.860quebec that is completely african that's not quebec that's not alberta
00:40:16.820it's the people that matter so we need to put immigration first we need to protect the0.91
00:40:26.840demographic security of quebec of alberta of canada and then we can sort it all out afterwards
00:40:33.660we can fix confederation i agree i agree there's a lot of problems with confederation
00:40:42.060i agree alberta has been treated unfairly it's ridiculous what we have done it's it's it's bad
00:40:49.620for the entire country not just alberta what we've done to to suppress the uh the export of1.00
00:40:55.300natural resources to repress the economy of alberta it's terrible but these immigration
00:40:59.860questions, the ones that have clear majority support.
00:41:08.540These are affecting every province. This is something our entire country can unite around.
00:41:16.120Quebec, Alberta, every single province, we can build a mass movement. That's what we're doing.
00:41:23.680We can build a unified pushback across the country to fix this central problem.
00:41:29.860If we have a homogenous, unified country, all other problems that we face, confederation, artificial intelligence, automation, every problem facing our society will be more easily dealt with by a homogenous society with a clear and proud identity.
01:00:27.860But they want to focus on high wage jobs and as well, in addition, the IRCC is cutting red tape by changing how job offers are assessed under express entry to make the process more efficient as of November 3rd, a few weeks from now, a labor market impact assessment will no longer be required for a qualifying job offer to receive blah, blah, blah.
01:00:56.860And what is an LMIA? For those that aren't sickos, zealots like me, LMIA, a labor market
01:01:03.660impact assessment. This is what a, we didn't even have the hat in the shot, guys. We're
01:01:11.560goofing. What am I doing? Why didn't anyone tell me? Guys, this is your job. Long live
01:01:18.440candidate. Have you got your hat yet? A beautiful hat. Beautiful hat. You got to be hat maxing.
01:04:38.560we're going to see we're going to see big increases in the in these numbers but mark
01:04:44.480carney thinks that we need to streamline immigration that we need to increase numbers
01:04:48.560and make it easier for employers to replace canadians this is a nightmare
01:04:56.400here's another clip important to underscore them
01:05:00.800albertans many albertans voting uh in favor of the other nine questions and
01:05:05.040what kind of conversations are you planning to have yeah well uh the first thing is it's uh
01:05:10.240we take we take into account those votes um they're still being tabulated but take into account
01:05:15.840those um let me let me speak maybe to one of the aspects which is around immigration
01:05:21.840which is um we've recognized pardon me this government has recognized from the start the
01:05:27.440need to take back control on immigration and and and we've done so uh you know the numbers but i
01:05:34.640I think it's important to underscore them for all Canadians.
01:05:37.720Reduction in asylum seekers of 70%, reduction in temporary foreign worker flows of 60%,
01:05:43.900reduction in foreign students of 80% over the course of the last 18 months.
01:05:51.740And so we're moving to stabilize, moving to a more sustainable pace of immigration.
01:06:02.360Now, where we go from here, and I'm not saying that that stabilization is complete, but where we go from here needs to be established in cooperation with the provinces, and that's very much the spirit of at least one of the questions, I guess it would have been question two, in the referendum.
01:06:21.860So we take into account, and look, where we can find solutions together, pragmatically working together as provinces, territories, federal government, working with Indigenous peoples, and I'd remind that there is a First Minister's meeting with Indigenous leaders, with First Nations leaders, to be more specific, next Monday, where we can find solutions, that's our responsibility to move forward.
01:06:45.160That's what Canadians expect, and we'll look to find those solutions.
01:06:49.180so the big the big thing there is uh the only reason i bring up that clip is because it it
01:06:56.860reinforces mark kearney's talking points which have been very consistent he keeps saying that
01:07:02.080exact thing that a that um that what is it temporary foreign workers are down 60 percent
01:07:15.58070%. Asylum claims are down 70%. Temporary foreign workers are down 60%. And students
01:07:25.500are down 80%. That's been his consistent talking point on this issue. He keeps saying this over
01:07:32.800and over again. Immigration is under control for these three main reasons is what he keeps
01:07:37.100pointing to. Don't talk about permanent residency. Don't talk about illegals. Don't talk about
01:07:42.920other other channels just focus on these three main stats but the question is
01:07:47.040is the talking point real right he keeps saying it but is it factual and this is a great tweet i'm
01:07:54.540not going to take credit for it guys this was from cbc watcher cbc watcher on twitter a good
01:07:59.580account you should follow he claims asylum claims are down 70 temporary foreign workers are down
01:08:05.64060 foreign students are down 80 over the course of the last 18 months these are these are mark
01:08:11.960Carney's central talking points consistently over the last two weeks on immigration. Every
01:08:16.880time immigration comes up, this is what he says. Bang, bang, bang. This is what he said.
01:08:21.400But here's the data from IRCC and government sources. Asylum claims full year 2025 was only
01:08:27.200a drop of 34%. Not 70%, literally half as much, 34%. 114,000 claims versus 173,000 claims in 2024.0.53
01:08:40.040for reminder asylum claims pre-2015 were less than 10,000 10,000 now we're talking about 114,000
01:08:51.440170,000 200,000 that's the average for the last few years so even to say oh it's down it's down
01:08:59.38070 from last year how do we get it back to 10,000 how do we get it down 90 percent that's0.95
01:09:09.960what we need how do we get it down to zero no one should be coming to canada claiming asylum we
01:09:16.360should be able to get refugees if we if we decide that we need refugees we should be bringing them0.63
01:09:22.580here they shouldn't be arriving at canadian airports and say i'm an asylum claimant those
01:09:28.620are all fake all of them if you can make it to canada you're not in need of asylum it's hard to
01:09:35.580get here. If the government wants to go and save people from war-torn countries or from disasters,
01:09:44.800house them temporarily, okay, sure, we can be a charitable people. But no one should be coming
01:09:49.400here and claiming asylum. Anyways, the drop is actually 34%, not 70%. The 68% to 70% figure only
01:09:58.480appears when you compare early to mid-2026 against the 2024 peak. That's not the last 18
01:10:05.960months. Great point. Temporary foreign workers, full year 2025 new arrivals were closer to 47%,
01:10:12.660not 60%, 47% January to August, 2026. The same period in 2024 is 57%. The 60% is a selective
01:10:24.640partial year Snapchat, not the sustained 18-month reality. They clearly made these
01:10:29.220talking points over the summer from early year statistics and cherry-picked things.
01:10:36.760Students' full year 2025 arrivals fell 61% from 2024. The 80% figure is for January to July
01:10:45.5402026 versus the same months in 2024. Again, cherry-picking the steepest recent window.
01:10:51.300So obviously students naturally go down in the summer months
01:11:03.980They don't support Mark Carney's figures.
01:11:06.040And Mark Carney's figures aren't good enough.
01:11:07.860They sound pretty good on the surface.
01:11:09.680But comparing 2026 to the absurd levels of 2023 to 2025,0.99
01:11:19.360that's when the immigration insanity was at its peak0.98
01:11:23.960being like we're a little bit better than the worst possible scenario is not actually good
01:11:32.380especially when you consider how things were pre-Trudeau like that should be the ambition
01:11:37.780do you know how good things need to get to fix the Trudeau years
01:11:45.120down 70% is not good enough it needs to be negative we need to be reversing the damage
01:11:54.240of the Trudeau years not reducing in comparison to there's still people coming in there's just
01:12:00.700less than what we were taking before what about the people that are already here you're going to
01:12:05.820talk about asylum claims they're down they're down 70% from last year last year's figure
01:12:15.100figures were 10 times what they were for most of Canada's history. And there's a backlog of 300,000
01:12:25.160of them and many more that are sticking around on failed asylum claims. What are you doing about
01:12:29.600that? What are you doing about the 300,000 people in the backlog? What are you doing about the
01:12:34.960hundreds of thousands on failed asylum claims? What are you doing about the hundreds of thousands
01:12:40.740on claims that were approved that should never have been what are you doing about that0.97
01:12:45.800less came in this year than last year uh okay good fucking job what are you doing to0.91
01:12:52.940to to eliminate the damage that was done by your predecessor0.92
01:12:56.960we need significant negative numbers we need an overhaul in the process and mark carney
01:13:04.280funnily enough is already like on his way towards these things he passed a bill i don't
01:13:10.640remember what it was c12 c5 c12 the numbers mixed together he passed a bill last year
01:13:21.040that allowed him to mass revoke asylum claims mass revoke there's 300 000 in the system right
01:13:28.620now mark carney actually has the power to eliminate all of them
01:13:32.800remigrate all of them if we had anyone that worked for cbsa they could actually make them
01:13:45.120leave but he has the power to revoke their status and get rid of them and he's talking about oh
01:13:51.200our intake numbers are are a little bit down from last year what are you doing about the existing
01:13:57.100problem, Mark. It's very silly. Very silly. Here's another great point from a very wise man0.84
01:14:17.600on Twitter. I say the federal government spends a billion dollars providing free health care for
01:14:25.500asylum claimants. Illegal migrants, by the way, asylum claimants is what we call illegal migrants0.79
01:14:32.200that press a button on a phone application. That's what an asylum claimant is. And we spend a billion
01:14:38.580dollars, 1.1, on giving them exorbitant health care. They can go to a therapist, they can get
01:14:48.500prescription drugs, they can get dental care. Things that you and I don't get, these illegal
01:14:53.800migrants do and my point is simply people say the logistics are impossible the logistic how would1.00
01:15:02.320you even remigrate so many people where would where does the money come from how do we pay for
01:15:06.940that they say what if we get a get rid of the ifhp the interim federal health program that's a
01:15:14.100billion dollars how many remigration enforcement agents does that buy how many flights to Punjab
01:15:20.660does that buy that's just one immigration related program that can be eliminated
01:15:26.820my good friend john carter responds he says he does the math for me i'm not a big math guy
01:15:35.060john comes in and says a one-way economy flight to toronto to india is about 700 dollars one
01:15:40.400billion dollars would pay for 1.4 million indians to remigrate there are between two and three
01:15:45.720million indians in canada two years of the interim federal health program and they're gone
01:15:51.460john says currently there are about 17k cbsa officers a cbsa officer makes about 100k so
01:16:00.8001 billion would be enough to hire 10 000 of them increasing the workforce by about a third
01:16:05.440with the new hires forming a dedicated remigration brass that sounds pretty good to me
01:16:10.840i wouldn't mind dedicating a billion dollars to a new remigration uh enforcement agency a
01:16:18.700remigration branch of the the canadian border services agency that sounds pretty good to me
01:16:24.000don't you think guys that's just one program do you know how much we spend giving these people
01:16:29.860food giving these people shelter putting them up in hotels that's what we're doing right now
01:16:36.880These people sitting in a backlogged system on illegitimate claims are being fed by the Canadian government in hotels, getting health care.
01:16:51.260We could put all of that money, billions of billions of dollars towards sending them back.
01:16:58.940paying Canadians, real Canadians, $100,000 in a good job with a pension0.61
01:17:07.160to find and remove these people with the money we're already spending.
01:17:13.220No new taxes, no new spending, just reallocating current money.0.98
01:17:17.260We spend money promoting immigration in India.
01:17:23.880How much money do we spend? I don't know.
01:17:25.900I need to get the researchers on that.
01:17:28.080How much money are we spending promoting immigration in India?
01:21:48.080Quebec, French, and English Canada have unique cultures.
01:21:50.680And yes, unfortunately, we're losing that culture.
01:21:53.720We're losing that culture because of the Liberal Party's obsession with integration with the United States, that stopped our protections, that have undermined our unique identity in Canada, which has happened more rapidly in English Canada than in French Canada, just due to the lag time caused by translation.
01:22:15.300So yes, Quebec has been insulated from it a bit. It's happening in Quebec too. Both immigration and Americanization are both happening in Quebec. That doesn't delegitimize their heritage.
01:22:27.600but we have to reject this whole talking point guys canada doesn't have a
01:22:34.560a culture english canada doesn't have a call a culture just because it's separate from the
01:22:43.020french canada's culture again lots of overlap does not mean english canada does not have a
01:22:49.580culture that should be protected and this is why i say provincial politics is not lost even though
01:22:54.760immigration is a is a federal jurisdiction for the most part there's lots that can be done at the
01:22:59.780provincial level and quebec is the model quebec says we need an ability to protect our unique
01:23:04.720heritage our unique culture we need more control over immigration why can't every province do that
01:23:09.360as i just explained every province has a unique heritage has a unique culture that should be
01:23:14.440protected through immigration through education and every single province should take those powers
01:23:20.100This is what Alberta should do. Alberta has the firepower. They have the mandate from people to protect their unique heritage through immigration reform. And they should pursue the exact same powers that Quebec has ascertained from the federal government to maintain control over their immigration system.
01:23:39.860and every single province should follow suit.
01:23:41.700What would that look like at the federal level?
01:39:50.880So there you go. The last statement there from Michelle. It's good. It's fine. It's exciting. I do get tired of them couching all of their language in a pro-immigrant framing. They don't care about white Canadians, right?
01:40:12.020when they message it to about immigration their concern is not upsetting immigrants they're like
01:40:18.880we can win over white canadians if we just talk about immigration we have to gear it all around
01:40:24.420uh uh foreign foreign born canadians uh foreigners uh second third generation immigrants we have to0.59
01:40:32.160not piss them off and it's like just take off the weights just talk about culture and identity
01:40:39.920message to your base. White Canadians, that's the largest demographic that's voting for you.
01:40:49.760That's who you should care about. That's who you should primarily message towards and let the
01:40:54.100non-white, the immigrant, the foreign born Canadian citizens, voters tag along. But stop0.99
01:41:03.760making them the priority all the time. It just demoralizes and discourages people that you need
01:41:09.580to actually form government so i'll take a few questions uh at the end i'll i'll get through one
01:41:21.760last uh little rant here and then uh i'll start answering questions so if you guys want to start
01:41:28.720plugging questions in there now uh you can go ahead uh my my last piece of advice to to michelle
01:41:35.560Rempel is just to the conservative party in general is to start focusing on immigration
01:41:48.780as an issue of identity and culture because that's people's big concern yes you can mix
01:41:57.480in the economic messages we can't ignore that it's a tool to depress wages increase housing
01:42:02.100prices to benefit the elites at the expense of the of the average Canadian that should always
01:42:07.940be a part of the message as it is for for me for us but as well you you can't shy away from
01:42:16.080the cultural message here it is very simple you can follow my elite I'm not even going to charge
01:42:25.580you nobody you know how many soulless swamp monsters would charge you tens of thousands
01:42:33.180of dollars for for this advice i'm just gonna give it to you for free you just gotta watch
01:42:37.980you just have to have a little dom soccer in your office that's like michelle watch this
01:42:43.020are you out there are you watching i know conservative party staffers are watching this
01:42:49.540stream. Here it is. It's simple. Canada is a people. We are a nation. We're not an economic
01:43:03.980zone. We're not a promise. We're not a proposition. We're a people. We're a nation. A people
01:43:14.800with a shared history, a shared cultural experience, and that's transforming rapidly as a result1.00
01:43:21.540of very irresponsible mass immigration policies geared to replace our population with foreigners0.67
01:43:26.860from the third world who do not have any loyalty to our heritage, to our shared past, and our1.00
01:43:37.660shared future, who want to take advantage of our peaceful, prosperous, stable society1.00
02:11:52.580my boy King Ryan not so great for $20 correction you're a young sensitive man I hope you're well
02:11:58.860Daniel been nice and warm here in Peterborough how's the weather in Ottawa thank you for the
02:12:04.220super chat Ryan where's the posters where are the posters brother I see you've been busy I see you
02:12:11.040been busy with work thank you so much for the super chat the weather's been nice here in Ottawa
02:12:14.900it was cold last week but it's warmed back up this week a nice little Indian summer I think
02:12:20.680that's what we used to call it when i was a kid uh thank you so much for the support ryan i'm so
02:12:25.580happy to see you $1,000 super chat where's the $1,000 super chat who wants to give the $1,000
02:12:32.600super chat i'll give you i'll give you a pin if we get a $1,000 super chat that's my promise
02:12:50.680lots of dimpy talk in the chat the debate the debate's gonna be next wednesday next
02:13:00.180wednesday at 7 p.m we'll do a debrief uh on next week's stream
02:13:04.380show us your steam profile i don't game boys i play one game on steam right now
02:13:13.440and it's uh age of empires 4 that's my only game on steam
02:13:20.680I like to play Age of Empires 4. I like to play as the Holy Roman Empire or as the Chinese, because I think their nest of bees looks really cool when it shoots arcs of explosions.
02:13:35.080Do you guys want to see Age of Empires 4? I like playing that.0.99
02:13:38.940i trust you could carry us i don't know i'm pretty i'm pretty rusty boys i'm pretty rusty