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00:00:00.000 We don't think the Conservative Party is very conservative.

00:00:20.000 Canada is undergoing the most dramatic cultural change in its history and the Conservatives are silent today.

00:00:25.000 Not only are they silent, they're actively trying to pander to foreign ethnic groups. 0.98

00:00:45.420 It does kind of feel like a foreign country here, not going to lie. 1.00

00:00:55.000 If you're a real conservative, you would stand against this transformation of our society.

00:01:17.000 And we're going to hold the Conservative Party accountable.

00:01:23.000 The only option right now to preserve Canada's ethno-cultural identity is re-migration. 0.93

00:01:53.000 hello and welcome to dominion society live i'm daniel tyree the chairman of the dominion society

00:02:12.120 and i'm here uh solo tonight uh you're stuck with just me uh there's no no greg uh it's been

00:02:20.200 a minute since I streamed solo, so you'll have to be a bit patient with me. But I think we have a

00:02:29.320 fun show with us here tonight. We're going to cover, we're going to talk a bit about Jason

00:02:34.500 Kenney. He's still crashing out about the Dominion Society. We're going to talk a little bit about

00:02:40.220 some establishment conservatives who are kind of LARPing as dissidents. We're not going to let

00:02:45.700 them get away with that. And last off, we're going to talk a bit about Poiliev's new immigration

00:02:52.100 announcement that went live earlier this week, and how it really misses the mark. So let's dive

00:02:58.860 right into things. First off, I did want to talk a bit more about our friend, our number one

00:03:05.280 promoter, Mr. Jason Kenney. After he started attacking me and Dominion Society last week,

00:03:13.580 calling myself and my fellow Canadian nationalists racists. He is still going on about

00:03:20.600 the Dominion Society. Oh, you might notice I've changed up my background a bit. We got the

00:03:26.060 iconic conserve what picture added to the backdrop here. So that's a fun addition.

00:03:34.620 But Mr. Jason Kenney, the former Premier of Alberta, is still going on about the Dominion

00:03:39.180 society he was on cbc radio earlier this week on on a show called front burner uh and he

00:03:45.980 was asked directly about the dominion society let's see what mr jason kenny had to say and

00:03:54.060 is being um debated because

00:04:09.180 Thank you.

00:04:39.180 So some technical difficulties on my live stream.

00:05:09.180 i'll get it going folks just give me a minute uh so mr jason kenney

00:05:31.100 he was asked uh okay here we go

00:05:39.180 We were raising concerns last week about the way that immigration is being debated because

00:06:06.860 the director of the here we go folks a little bit of boomer tech a little bit of boomer tech

00:06:25.740 i'll make sure this is all clean for you guys next time we do this

00:06:36.860 Thank you.

00:07:06.860 concerns last week about the way that immigration is being debated because the director of the

00:07:16.300 Canadian anti-immigration group, the Dominion Society, this guy named Daniel Thierry, did an

00:07:19.660 interview with the online news outlet Juno News. And in it, he advocated for re-migration, which

00:07:23.780 is defined as the forced removal of immigrants and refugees based on race or ethnicity here in

00:07:28.260 Canada. It's pushed for by a range of groups that have been classified by the Canadian anti-hate

00:07:31.600 network, for example, as part of the country's white nationalist movement. And Candace Malcolm,

00:07:34.840 who did that interview also made clear that she does not endorse what he says and she did push

00:07:39.480 back on his views during the interview. But she argued that Thierry's views should be part of

00:07:43.100 civic debate, that it's crucial to widen the boundaries of what's considered acceptable to

00:07:46.500 debate. Where do you draw the line on what is acceptable and helpful debate about immigration

00:07:49.700 and what's not? And what are the consequences of not drawing the line? Well, the consequence of

00:07:54.000 not drawing the line is mainstreaming or destigmatizing outright racist sentiments,

00:08:02.500 which I think, thankfully, are pretty marginal in Canada,

00:08:04.780 but they are real, and they exist.

00:08:07.120 This guy's advocating to take immigration to zero

00:08:09.600 for at least 10 years,

00:08:10.700 to have the forcible deportation

00:08:11.860 of every legal permanent resident in Canada,

00:08:13.700 which means all these people we invited to come here,

00:08:15.320 who followed the laws, are paying their taxes,

00:08:17.600 were most unsettled here for some years.

00:08:19.620 And he's also calling for the deportation

00:08:21.460 of many citizens who are not, quotes,

00:08:23.280 heritage Canadians,

00:08:24.560 which I can only take to understand

00:08:26.580 the descendants of white European Canadians.

00:08:28.440 I don't know if he includes indigenous Canadians

00:08:30.740 whose ancestors have been here for millennia,

00:08:31.980 heritage Canadians. This stuff is obviously toxic. It's crazy. And I have a more particular concern, 1.00

00:08:37.820 as a lifetime conservative activist, that even when this stuff comes from the right, it has to

00:08:42.540 be called out on the right. There has to be a function of political hygiene in every party

00:08:46.540 and every movement. And I'm in a position where I am doing that very vigorously, because I've seen

00:08:51.020 where that kind of sentiment has taken us in other parts of the Western world. I will just add, as

00:08:54.540 I've said before, I think it's important that the Daniel Thierrys of the world have more sway and

00:08:59.900 and purchase in a potential constituency because of the catastrophic mismanagement of immigration

00:09:03.340 in the past few years if you don't have a system like that you create space for nigel farage marie

00:09:07.500 le pen the afd for pauline hansen in australia for daniel thierry and maxine bernier in canada

00:09:14.300 so there's uh jason kenny on the on the cbc talking about remigration talking about the

00:09:19.420 dominion society and to be honest he has nothing nice to say about us but at the end of the day

00:09:24.140 day, this is a W. We've said from the very start that our mission here at the Dominion Society is

00:09:29.780 to normalize these topics and to drive them into the mainstream conversation. Jason clearly does

00:09:35.340 not understand this. He thinks that remigration is some sort of niche option that's only the

00:09:42.600 opinion of some undesirable part of the population, and he can just eradicate it from public conversation

00:09:48.660 by putting a spotlight on it. He doesn't realize that it's actually an insecurity and niggling 1.00

00:09:56.360 feeling within the minds of tons, a growing number of Canadians across the country, and that putting

00:10:03.400 these ideas out there into the public square makes them easier for people to talk about

00:10:08.820 and lets them catch on faster. I said on day one, our mission is to bring re-migration into the 1.00

00:10:16.700 mainstream parlance. Yes, that's going to start off with a lot of establishment figures like this

00:10:21.460 talking about it as if it's a crazy, unreasonable, mean-spirited idea. But the first step is for

00:10:30.860 people to hear the word. They can understand what it means later. They can embrace it as

00:10:36.440 the solution after that. But the first step is to force these ideas into the mainstream

00:10:41.320 conversation. And every time Kenny goes on and does another Twitter post or goes on the CBC or

00:10:48.640 whatnot, and he starts talking and badmouthing myself and the Dominion Society and Remigration,

00:10:54.020 this is a step in the right direction. He's playing right into our hands at every step

00:10:59.420 of the way. So again, a big thanks to Jason Kenny. He's our number one promoter for the month of

00:11:04.660 February, bar none. The rest of you have to step up your game if you're going to compete with Mr.

00:11:09.520 kenny uh he's done more to to mainstream the dominion society than just about anyone

00:11:14.880 uh this month so a big thanks to jason kenny a big thanks to the cbc i hope we can continue

00:11:21.120 these important conversations uh about uh re-migration as they continue to take off

00:11:27.520 a few other funny things though i think in that clip uh jason kenny keeps mention uh bringing up

00:11:33.840 first nations people and how they fit into our definition of remigration

00:11:41.520 and kind of i guess subtly implying that we want to remigrate first nations people as well

00:11:46.240 which has never been a part of the plan unless it's a joke it's a joke it's a joke uh no we

00:11:53.600 recognize that you know the first nations are are one of the true founding peoples of canada

00:11:58.000 the anglo-canadians the french canadians and of course the indigenous and really that

00:12:03.360 canada european settlement in canada would never have could never have taken foot without

00:12:09.280 collaborations with the first nations people our history is very different than united the united

00:12:13.920 states on that front uh it's a history not of competition not of not a conflict but of compromise

00:12:19.840 and collaboration and i do believe that we can in our mission to to mainstream these ideas to bring

00:12:26.880 uh to bring this forth this political change in this country i do believe that the first nations

00:12:31.040 can be serious allies in this broader fight so we don't we don't jason we don't uh we don't talk

00:12:37.440 about re-migrating first nations it's definitely complicated uh from an ethnic perspective

00:12:42.480 obviously they are uh their own nations right uh they are their own distinct ethnic groups but they

00:12:47.840 are a core part of the original canadian fabric and i would like to see a better partnership

00:12:54.000 between anglo-canadians between franco-canadians and between indigenous canadians as well

00:12:57.920 as we forge towards a new, more perfect kind of collaboration and mainstream these ideas.

00:13:05.220 And the last thing I thought was funny is he used this term, political hygiene.

00:13:12.640 He wants to conduct some political hygiene on the right.

00:13:17.820 And to be honest, I think that conservative politicians, right-wing politicians should be a little bit more,

00:13:23.060 in particular, Jason Kenney, should be a little bit more concerned with personal hygiene

00:13:27.220 rather than political hygiene.

00:13:28.900 I think that would do a lot more for the conservative movement.

00:13:34.380 Jason Kenney is looking a bit round.

00:13:36.760 I think he could benefit from putting down the Twinkies 1.00

00:13:39.020 and lifting up a dumbbell once in a while.

00:13:41.300 So maybe he should focus a little bit more on his personal hygiene,

00:13:44.460 a little bit less about me and my ideas

00:13:46.640 and what's going on at the Dominion Society.

00:13:50.220 So that's what I have to say to Mr. Kenney.

00:13:53.380 Keep up the good work.

00:13:55.480 I did post a video at the start of this week, and this kind of transitions me into the next

00:14:00.380 topic I want to talk about. I posted a video at the beginning of the week. Jason Kenney is a

00:14:06.340 traitor. And this was my big response to him trying to call me a racist. I think in this day 1.00

00:14:13.600 and age, there's only really kind of one, two different responses that we can have in these

00:14:17.960 cases. And one, it's, I don't care if it's considered racist to stand up for my nation,

00:14:24.560 for my people to make sure we don't become a minority in this country uh then so be it we'll

00:14:29.600 have to take that on the chin but in the case of people like jason kenny who who have played a

00:14:35.120 critical role in transforming our society i think the only response is you can call me a racist but

00:14:40.240 you're a traitor you're the one selling out this country so in this video i kind of uh did a kind

00:14:46.080 of comprehensive short takedown of jason kenny explaining his record on immigration how he 0.96

00:14:50.640 increased permanent residents how he expanded uh temporary foreign workers and introduced the

00:14:55.680 international mobility program how he how he uh transformed canada's demographics by by moving

00:15:02.480 india and the philippines and china to our main streams of immigration instead of

00:15:06.240 uh the uk and in the united states like it was before uh so this video it performed very well

00:15:12.400 it went viral on on twitter uh got over 100 000 views but it also set off a response from a bunch

00:15:20.160 of different establishment conservatives. Most notably, it set off our friend Alex Brown.

00:15:31.280 Now, many of you probably do not know who Alex Brown is.

00:15:39.120 He responded here. That's the wrong screen. There we go. So he responded, oops.

00:15:50.160 Um, there we go.

00:16:12.660 He responded, I'll bite.

00:16:14.480 this will play for those in the black balaclavas we're a fringe movement to mr brown

00:16:23.960 on overpasses and uh but the framing is so contentious and in such clear bad faith that

00:16:30.480 it's no wonder a seasoned politician a seasoned politician uh like jason kenny would want to

00:16:36.260 debate it with a 10-foot pole now to be honest i'm not looking for a debate i never asked jason

00:16:40.220 kenny for a debate i think other people have put that forward and i'm willing to do so if people

00:16:43.920 are interested in it but it's not something i'm seeking or anything like this i i find alex is

00:16:49.280 framing so disingenuous to say that i'm the one entering this conversation in bad faith when i'm

00:16:55.840 actually responding to to jason's ad hominem attacks right he's calling me a racist he's saying

00:17:01.360 uh i have a sickness of a soul he's accusing me of breaking the law these ludicrous accusations

00:17:06.800 he's making uh i think we we left uh good faith arguments uh uh behind a while ago so yes i was

00:17:15.840 a bit hyperbolic he's a traitor uh but that's the the point of making these these arguments

00:17:21.840 uh so so alex is saying that uh i'm getting in the way of the good people trying to do good work to

00:17:28.880 change canada's immigration policy but the thing is alex and i fundamentally disagree on what the

00:17:35.280 the the goals are alex wants a just like jason kenny wants a return to harper kind of mentality

00:17:42.000 and me i don't think that's enough i i think we need to transform how we how we view immigration

00:17:47.920 in general uh to be more than just this kind of liberal uh economic focus system and to to

00:17:55.120 to actively preserve our identity like i think as a goal we need to maintain canada as the canadians

00:18:00.960 heritage canadians as the majority and the super majority in this country

00:18:05.280 That's not the way that Alex views immigration, so of course he doesn't agree with my critiques of Jason Kenney, but that's not to say they're unfounded, but here, Alex doesn't engage with any of my critiques of Jason Kenney, like all of my policy, all of the policies I put out, like the specific actions that Jason Kenney engaged in as the Minister of Immigration, he just says that I should be nicer to politicians and so on.

00:18:31.760 um but alex went a step further like this he didn't just make this post he also wrote a big

00:18:39.020 essay he wrote a big essay uh and this is not the first essay that he's written about us uh he wrote

00:18:50.080 he wrote a whole essay we cannot all be traitors and this is all responding to me jason kenny is

00:18:59.400 not a trader. He writes this whole essay using his publication. He's one of the guys behind

00:19:07.000 this new Without Diminishment publication. And to be honest, I do think that Without Diminishment

00:19:14.740 is a positive development within the kind of general right-wing ecosystem in Canada. I think

00:19:20.360 we need more voices that are focusing on further right cultural, ethnocultural in my case, cases

00:19:28.040 for for conservative for canadian for nationalist thought but i think we have to be also very wary

00:19:34.600 of what without diminishment is because these guys they try and frame themselves as the new right

00:19:42.080 the new voices for the kind of dissident disenfranchised voices that uh need a bigger

00:19:49.620 platform within the conservative movement but the reality is they they're everyone involved in it is

00:19:55.920 very much an establishment conservative themselves. So we have to go back and understand where

00:20:02.560 without diminishment came from. Because without sounding like I'm tooting my own horn, I very much

00:20:08.860 think that without diminishment was established in response to the Dominion Society. So if we're

00:20:15.920 going back to the timeline, this is Alex Brown. He is a director of the National Citizens Coalition.

00:20:25.920 And he's the manager editor without diminishment. I wasn't super familiar with Alex. I do follow politics and what's going on behind the scenes. So I know these third party groups and I had seen him pop up through the last Ontario election and the last federal election.

00:20:43.520 um but this is when he really first came on my radar this is back in august of last year about

00:20:49.900 a month after i launched the dominion society i had gotten an argument with uh our friend rupa

00:20:55.460 supermania and i had pointed out that she's not canadian she is in she is indian and just like i

00:21:01.320 can never become indian she can never become canadian and alex kind of calls me out here and 1.00

00:21:08.040 he implies that uh like we're some sort of fed honeypot operation so again very disingenuous

00:21:15.800 framing um he even took on to write an article um at this time as well

00:21:29.400 uh this was uh back in a week later this is again he's talking he's trying to position

00:21:37.960 himself as some voice for young men and criticize me and the angle that we're coming from at the

00:21:43.400 dominion society so he starts kind of implying that we're feds he starts um uh writing and

00:21:51.940 counter signaling us and then uh a month later or so he launches without diminishment so this is

00:22:01.400 this is october 6th one month later he launches uh without diminishment he uses a logo you know

00:22:09.480 very similar uh to the one we have at the dominion society clearly following our our logo our

00:22:16.280 branding with the heraldic symbolism with the the lions on either side uh you know this is all

00:22:23.240 a big part of canadian culture like i can't take full uh ownership over these things but

00:22:30.040 but there's clearly inspiration he's drawing from here.

00:22:34.540 But you see, unlike me, Alex is not a real dissident.

00:22:38.300 As I mentioned, he's a director there at the National Citizens Coalition.

00:22:43.660 And as well, like on top of all the other problems that Alex has with me,

00:22:49.920 he also, right after my Juno News interview was released,

00:22:54.880 the one that triggered Jason Kenney, he announced that he was stepping away.

00:22:58.080 he would he used to be a contributor have a regular show on juno news and he quit his job

00:23:02.800 be presumably because of my my interview and that's that's the implication in all the comments

00:23:07.440 you even have jason kenny right below saying that he salutes him and linking to the to the post about

00:23:12.320 me and my interview uh so clearly uh alex has a problem with me he's starting fights with me on

00:23:20.800 twitter he's writing essays about how we're so problematic and he started an entire publication

00:23:26.880 in order to shift the conversation it very much looks to me like uh they saw dominion society fat

00:23:36.720 quickly growing offering a strong nationalist message and these establishment types start

00:23:42.560 scrambling and try and figuring out how how they can contain the nationalist movement so what they

00:23:48.080 come up with is this without diminishment project which is again it's a step in the right direction

00:23:53.680 It is criticizing the conservative party, the conservative movement, for being too economically focused, for not talking enough about cultural issues.

00:24:08.600 This is a step in the right direction.

00:24:10.840 But what they offer is very much civic nationalism.

00:24:15.120 And that's just not enough in this day and age.

00:24:17.820 like it's really it's a it what civic nationalism ultimately boils down to is post-nationalism it's

00:24:24.940 it's pluralism it's multiculturalism that's the problem right now we need to have a strong 0.98

00:24:29.900 national identity we need to reject multiculturalism we need to start reversing 1.00

00:24:34.460 mass immigration we need to have bold steps in order to maintain our society and that's just 1.00

00:24:40.220 they're not willing to go there so they want to capitalize on this space they want to take away

00:24:44.780 our momentum uh and channel it right back into the cpc and what i would say is it like if you're not

00:24:54.300 i while i welcome more voices uh pushing from a further right perspective from a more cultural

00:25:00.960 perspective if they're not willing to criticize the cpc if they're going to come sweep to their

00:25:07.840 defense which is what he's done right he's he's come forward and he's talked about how

00:25:12.960 i'm being problematic how we can't call jason kenny a traitor how we just need a return to

00:25:17.860 harper if you're just going to come and carry water for for the conservatives like you kind

00:25:21.940 of expose yourself uh as this kind of containment operation to funnel support back into the party

00:25:27.740 to take to take away from the nationalist movement um what these guys have to learn is uh for the

00:25:33.500 right to really develop in canada we have to stop punching rightward like we need to focus

00:25:37.800 on energy and punching left and he doesn't actually they don't move the ball forward by

00:25:42.380 attacking me by counter signaling counter signaling the dominion society by by defending

00:25:48.300 jason kenny and pierre polyev like between elections we can focus on promoting ideas and

00:25:55.280 and moving the conversation forward and developing and yes we can have friendly debates and stuff like

00:26:00.480 this i think that's that's a healthy dynamic as well but i doubt doubt uh without diminishment or

00:26:06.000 anyone involved with that would even have a debate with me they probably not want to platform me

00:26:10.120 especially considering Alex Brown literally quit his job because I received a platform over at

00:26:17.020 Juno. And Alex Brown is not new to this space either. Like me, I've never been involved in

00:26:26.480 the Conservative Party, never been involved in the Liberal Party. Yes, I was involved in the

00:26:30.460 People's Party of Canada, but I was literally pushed out of that for my ideas as well.

00:26:34.560 uh alex brown as he identifies himself is uh

00:26:40.040 he didn't build the national citizens coalition he's a director there but here's a here's an

00:26:47.860 essay he wrote a couple of weeks ago in in uh nash uh in without diminishment where he says

00:26:54.040 his father colin m brown is the one who founded the national citizens coalition in 1975 and if

00:27:01.200 we look at the national citizens coalition here on on wikipedia you can look through their whole

00:27:07.020 record uh and not only they and they ultimately they're they're an early third party group that

00:27:13.040 promotes you know uh fiscally conservative ideas uh they do campaigns to to lower taxes and all

00:27:20.840 that kind of boring stuff but they're also intimately uh involved with the conservative

00:27:26.000 Party. When Stephen Harper stepped down as an MP from the Canadian Alliance, he became the VP of

00:27:35.900 the National Citizens Coalition. Eventually, he became the president of the National Citizens

00:27:39.620 Coalition before moving back to found the Conservative Party. There's an intimate

00:27:44.180 relationship between the National Citizens Coalition and the Conservative Party. All their

00:27:51.080 campaigns look to promote ideas in order to facilitate the expansion and hopeful victories

00:27:57.340 of the conservative party and this is just not how i believe in doing politics like i don't think we

00:28:03.580 need to to be you know i don't think we need more conservative groups like small c conservative

00:28:11.160 groups yes but just having more and more entities that are effectively just uh arms length

00:28:16.420 organizations of the conservative party of canada to to advance to to create the kind of conditions

00:28:21.880 so the conservative party can concede is not succeed is not good enough like we need to actually

00:28:26.400 create the conditions to for the movement to to win not the party so uh i think it's well while

00:28:37.040 i am happy to see without diminishment and i am happy to see broader conversations on canadian

00:28:43.520 identity and and cultural issues and all these things i think nationalists have to be very

00:28:50.480 careful and know where they're coming from and who's behind it and what their goals are um

00:28:57.600 i didn't i don't want to start fights with just about uh everyone but these guys keep kind of

00:29:01.760 picking fights with me or trying to ignore me in all these things and i don't think that's

00:29:06.000 a productive way to move the ball forward um so uh i think we should view them with a bit of

00:29:12.000 skepticism. And I do encourage them to be more open to criticizing the conservatives being

00:29:18.880 willing to criticize Harper and his record, which is not impressive. They try and prop up Harper as

00:29:25.200 as one of the best prime ministers of all time, when in actuality, there's, he left very little

00:29:31.260 legacy that wasn't undid within Trudeau's first term. And in fact, he did set the stage for much

00:29:38.200 of the problems uh in things like immigration uh again it was jason kenney who kept ramping up

00:29:44.260 numbers it's jason kenney and stephen harper who who expanded the temporary foreign worker program

00:29:49.860 and founded the international mobility program these are the programs that justin trudeau cranked

00:29:54.100 to 11 they but it's the conservatives that made the foundation of that and until until more

00:30:00.180 activists and insiders are willing to to address that i'm very apprehensive that the party is going

00:30:06.620 to be able to move towards any sort of productive solutions. Yeah, so that's what I have to say

00:30:16.200 about Alex Brown. That's what I have to say about without diminishment. The last thing I did want

00:30:21.880 to move over to is Pierre Polyev's immigration announcement this week. So many of you may have

00:30:30.940 saw. He posted a video on Monday, Sunday, something like this. And they put forward

00:30:35.900 a motion this week on Tuesday. And it's rather underwhelming, I would say. Their announcement

00:30:44.240 was they want to withdraw healthcare from asylum claimants or asylum seekers who had failed their

00:30:53.000 claims. And I mean, on the face of it, this is reasonable policy. Right now, asylum claimants 0.98

00:30:59.680 get incredibly generous health care through the Interim Federal Health Program, the IFHP,

00:31:05.440 which includes things like physiotherapy and dental care and eye care, all these things that

00:31:10.600 Canadian citizens don't even get through their health care providers. So criticizing the IFHP

00:31:16.120 is good, but that's not even what he did. He only wants to focus on this niche group of

00:31:22.720 seekers who had failed their claims. But the thing is, the proper policy in this case is not to

00:31:32.100 remove health care from these people. It's to make sure they're removed from our country entirely. 0.76

00:31:38.340 This is way too little too late. And it's a perfect example of this mushy middle politics

00:31:43.900 from Pierre Polyev, which doesn't appeal to anyone. It doesn't go far enough to win support

00:31:50.560 from the right. It still attacks immigration enough to set off the left to start calling him

00:31:56.720 racist and fascist and MAGA North and all these things. If he's going to spend that political

00:32:02.200 capital agitating the left, he should actually offer things that excite and energize the right

00:32:10.160 and non-voters and all these other groups. And I really think that the better way to do that would

00:32:15.440 be to attack the especially on the asylum system would be to attack the asylum system or generally

00:32:21.020 because the asylum system is like unexcusable it's like people think that it's just like people 0.84

00:32:28.620 fleeing from war-torn countries or natural disasters or something that's what the refugees 0.99

00:32:32.840 and asylums uh claims should be for but right now it's just a backdoor immigration hack uh being

00:32:40.320 taken advantage of by all sorts of fraudsters. Right now, you can just come into their country 0.98

00:32:46.080 from anywhere in the world. On an app, you can just say you're an asylum claimant. And then

00:32:50.840 instantly, you get to sit in a backlog system. There's more than 300,000 people stuck in the

00:32:55.600 system right now. And while you're stuck in the system, you get access to the interim federal

00:33:01.580 health program, very generous healthcare. If you bring kids with you, you can drop them in our

00:33:05.960 education system. There's all sorts of wage benefits and housing benefits to support you

00:33:11.380 while your claim is being processed. If you have a child, once you're here, you get access to the

00:33:16.400 child benefit. You get $8,000 a year per child per year. And if you have a child here, they get

00:33:24.480 birthright citizenship. That's your anchor baby. You'll probably be able to get citizenship off 0.98

00:33:29.600 of that. Even if your claim, regardless of if your claim is approved or not, now you have a child,

00:33:34.220 you can become a citizen so this system is just completely broken and it's encouraging people at

00:33:39.900 every step to to to to violate the system to take advantage of canadian uh to taxpayers but instead

00:33:49.100 of attacking the the credibility of the system itself and offering more significant alternatives

00:33:54.300 they're trying to like nip away at the most egregious parts of it and that's just not enough

00:33:58.860 it's not enough Canada is rapidly dying and like this is such a good uh area where they can really

00:34:08.520 hammer the carny liberals on and they have no defense really they have no defense uh this this

00:34:13.720 system is so obviously wrought with abuse and it all started after 2015 and Justin Trudeau he put

00:34:19.560 out that infamous tweet virtue signaling after the the Trump Muslim ban saying everyone in the

00:34:25.960 world can come here Canada will Canada will be your home blah blah blah and that's exactly what

00:34:31.840 people did the it started as a trickle but if you look at the graph for asylum claimants it all

00:34:36.980 started in in 2015 and it's rapidly taken off and now we're getting it used to be less than like 15k

00:34:42.980 a year now we get upwards almost a 200k um asylum claimants every single year uh the setup the

00:34:51.300 system's not set up for this uh it's causing chaos and like these people like at least through

00:34:58.020 permanent residency and in traditional immigration channels there is some sort of selection for

00:35:03.500 economic productivity as well like temporary foreign workers as well like these people at

00:35:07.860 least can come here and have jobs and stuff the people that are coming through the asylum program 0.99

00:35:12.380 are like they're actively people who are scamming the system this the type of person who comes

00:35:17.780 through the system is going to be a person that's less likely to get a good job, more likely to be

00:35:26.340 dependent on handouts, more likely to engage in crime, less likely to integrate into our society

00:35:33.560 in any real way. Even if you're in favor of immigration and the temporary foreign worker

00:35:42.560 program like the the asylum claimant program right now is completely unexcusable and the the cpc

00:35:49.680 have the power to to shift the discourse in this country like few other entities do they have

00:35:57.280 massive fundraising abilities year over year they keep outperforming breaking records outperforming

00:36:03.280 every other uh party on fundraising but what do they do with it like pierre polyev in the

00:36:10.080 conservatives they could have flipped the script on the asylum system this week they could have put

00:36:14.160 out a bunch of mini documentaries uh exposing what's going on in the the asylum system uh they

00:36:22.400 they could have used their army of mps and influencers to go on mainstream media and

00:36:28.560 alternative media and all these things to make the case why the asylum system needs to be uh

00:36:34.560 abolished or drastically reformed but instead they just do this this silly little announcement

00:36:41.200 on this little niche policy that will have very little impact overall um and then they spend the

00:36:48.000 rest of the week trying to get lena diab the the immigration minister fired which again i don't

00:36:53.200 think very highly of lena dia but just like whining about carney firing someone like again this

00:36:58.160 isn't productive it doesn't change the conversation it doesn't stimulate discourse

00:37:03.040 on immigration uh the conservatives will never win if the main election issue is american trade

00:37:13.520 they'll never win uh they it's it's too complicated with their base you know with their bases like

00:37:20.480 part half pro-trump pro-america half anti-trump anti-america um it's just not like they they'll

00:37:28.720 never be able to motivate their base in a way while focusing on american trade the only way

00:37:33.520 they can win is by pivoting to a different issue and there's no issue that will trigger will bait

00:37:40.960 the mainstream media uh will motivate people like talking about immigration but they can't just come

00:37:47.600 and dip their toe in the pool it can't be half measures they need to embrace an alternative

00:37:52.800 view for this country that focuses around identity people are fed up with immigration they're fed 0.97

00:38:00.000 up with losing their country and if if the conservatives embrace this and make it the

00:38:06.400 central idea carney will have nothing to offer uh they they there's there's no real response to it

00:38:14.640 the media will will start eating it up sure they'll call them racist blah blah blah but it'll

00:38:20.720 shift the conversation in a way that they can actually win but they're not willing to do this

00:38:26.260 they keep playing the liberals games and they're they're gonna keep losing so again my advice is

00:38:31.960 to the conservative party is to to change the way that you're doing things and to to leverage your

00:38:37.620 assets and to shift the conversation instead of just playing a losing game uh so yeah the asylum

00:38:46.760 system's busted. We're working on a report right now. As I've mentioned many times, one of our big

00:38:52.680 projects in the Dominion Society is putting out a series of white papers to flesh out our

00:38:57.840 remigration plan. The first one that we'll be releasing, the first one that we're almost

00:39:03.860 finished working on right now, is focused on the asylum system and then reforms for the asylum

00:39:10.120 system. So it'll detail all the problems with it and the direction that we'd recommend we go in.

00:39:16.760 I don't want to spoil anything too much. But in short, I think we need to shut down the system. I think we need to send back everyone in the backlog. I think we need to even go back and revoke permanent status, citizenships that were awarded to people that have abused the asylum system.

00:39:37.120 And I think we do need to have some sort of alternative to the asylum system. Ultimately, I do believe that Canadians are a generous and caring people, that there is legitimate concern for people that are legitimately fleeing persecution and war and all these things. 0.97

00:39:56.980 But I think we need to entirely remove coming to Canada from the equation, just coming to live in Canada, not to mention all the other pull factors that we mentioned, our education system, our health care system, and so on and so forth.

00:40:10.200 um just living in canada in a stable in in in beautiful country is a draw in itself so i think

00:40:18.340 we need to adapt something similar to the uh the uk's rwanda plan where we look to establish

00:40:25.720 uh asylum camps in uh at least one maybe several foreign countries uh where people can you know be

00:40:35.780 housed temporarily that's safe from conflict and so on uh receive the necessary care and whatnot

00:40:41.980 but ultimately it should be geared to to be returning to their countries at the student's

00:40:47.440 convenient uh portion or timing and i think this is something that we could work with other

00:40:53.480 like-minded countries other anglosphere countries on uh we could there's lots of similar countries

00:40:59.000 around the world that are dealing with this the same or similar asylum problems uh australia the

00:41:05.120 United Kingdom, so on, United States, I think we could band together with, you know, former

00:41:10.560 Anglosphere countries, Western countries, to pool resources in order to establish these camps,

00:41:17.720 in order to, and I think it would be much more economically sustainable over the long term,

00:41:22.120 because so many of the people that are coming from these systems, just end up being lifetime

00:41:27.020 dependence on the system. So if you extract that over a lifetime, you're putting, you know,

00:41:33.500 over a million dollars in government resources into every single asylum claimant like we're

00:41:37.660 spending billions of dollars over the last uh 10 years because of asylum claims and once you factor

00:41:44.620 in social assistance so i think there's a pathway that would be you know compassionate more

00:41:50.660 economically viable and so on uh by by making sure these people are never come to canada but can can

00:41:58.460 find safety uh so uh another funny thing that has come up as a result of uh pierre's anti-immigration

00:42:11.100 rhetoric this week has been a clip that went pretty viral uh of melissa lanceman getting dunked on uh

00:42:19.260 by mark miller let's watch it it's actually a really serious issue and they can talk down

00:42:25.180 members of this house they can call them bad people all they want but canada's immigration

00:42:29.740 consensus is crumbling stakeholders aren't getting their calls returned controls are gone

00:42:34.860 putting pressure on housing on health care and on jobs and the minister is mia throughout all 0.92

00:42:41.340 of it the house deserves a straight answer when is she getting fired the honorable minister

00:42:48.300 so mr speaker let's assume for a second that the conservatives actually want to help the situation

00:42:56.020 perhaps the member opposite can turn to her right talk to the leader of the opposition who's changed

00:43:01.640 so many ridings he's parliament's own temporary foreign worker and ask him to stop going around

00:43:07.480 the country pandering to communities promising them not to be deported and promising visas for

00:43:13.060 everyone that might help mr speaker so a pretty funny clip uh this is exactly the problem like

00:43:21.200 pierre has no authority on immigration and that's why ultimately he's probably not the guy

00:43:26.400 uh mark miller is dunking on him for for pandering to immigrants uh this is like 0.88

00:43:33.340 mark miller dom sock posting in the house of commons is absolutely ridiculous especially

00:43:38.780 when you consider that mark miller was the immigration minister between 2023 and 2025

00:43:46.620 which was like a massive spike in immigration this is this is the period this huge spike

00:43:52.780 is when mark miller was uh immigration minister massively increasing the the temporary foreign

00:44:00.060 worker program, massively increasing permanent residency intakes. The temporary foreign workers, 0.80

00:44:11.340 the students, the Indians that Pierre is saying shouldn't be deported, were probably brought here 1.00

00:44:17.420 by Mark Miller. So for him to be the one dunking on Melissa Lantzman is something else. It's quite

00:44:24.300 ironic but like that that's probably the easiest comment for them to respond to but i bet i i

00:44:30.060 didn't see uh melissa able to respond in any real way uh he she he should have got that thrown right 0.89

00:44:36.940 back in his face uh but honestly i question why melissa lanceman is a is a key spokesperson for 1.00

00:44:44.300 the the conservative party at all she doesn't seem like an appropriate deputy leader to me 1.00

00:44:48.780 in any uh sense of the word she seems pretty unlikable um unattractive uncompelling uh 1.00

00:44:57.260 it's a questionable pick for me through and through uh this is the this is the clip that uh

00:45:04.380 that mark miller was referencing of pierre poly of deportations

00:45:15.580 it's not working

00:45:18.780 okay he says stop the deportations you should stay we need you to stimulate the economy

00:45:29.740 and some people will say well that's an old pit that's an old clip of pierre he's different now

00:45:36.360 that's back before his makeover when he was still wearing glasses uh but my response to that is

00:45:42.120 Just over the weekend, we had our friend Moka Bezergon expose that three Indian CPC MPs, Jasraj Hillan, Ampreet Gill, and Dalwinder Gill,

00:46:04.660 all together went to uh to punjab for a low-key trip that they did not disclose on their social

00:46:12.320 media that the party said nothing about and they went and they met with uh you know there's a bunch

00:46:18.860 of armed people the aesthetics of this are ridiculous uh but they also did meet with

00:46:23.960 official indian representatives uh here's a post from an mla from uh the state of punjab where he 0.53

00:46:32.220 says warmly welcome to the canadian mp's delegation during the punjab visit this is it's framed as if

00:46:38.380 it was an official trip it wasn't disclosed anywhere in canada the visiting dignitaries

00:46:43.740 uh we had a meaningful discussions on punjab canada relations global issues in the challenges

00:46:49.580 faced by punjabi students and workers in canada these guys these indian uh government representatives

00:46:57.500 met with conservative MPs to lobby them on Punjabi students and foreign workers staying

00:47:07.140 in Canada. Keep in mind, Mark Carney has made significant cuts to temporary streams of

00:47:13.200 immigration. This is resulting in a lot of people losing their status and having to be stepped back

00:47:17.840 because their temporary statuses. And here we have conservative party MPs traveling to India

00:47:26.740 to make promises to Indian government representatives

00:47:30.460 about making sure that these students

00:47:33.500 and foreign workers get to stay in Canada.

00:47:36.560 And what was the response from Pierre Pagliav?

00:47:38.680 We haven't seen anything publicly.

00:47:41.020 Did these guys get in hot water? 0.98

00:47:42.800 These guys should be thrown out

00:47:43.940 of the Conservative Party caucus.

00:47:46.100 The party should have nothing to do with rogue MPs

00:47:49.560 traveling the world, making backroom deals

00:47:51.860 about foreign workers staying in this country.

00:47:54.780 That is completely unacceptable.

00:47:56.160 I don't care that the conservatives and the liberals are on a narrow balance of power or whatnot.

00:48:02.100 Kick them out of the party.

00:48:03.560 Oh, no, what are they going to do?

00:48:04.560 Go sit as liberals?

00:48:06.300 That would be terrible optics for the liberals who are just going to be looked at as the pro-Sikh, pro-India party.

00:48:12.840 That would be a gift to the conservatives.

00:48:15.360 But no, Pierre is not a strong leader.

00:48:18.360 They just try and bury this.

00:48:19.740 They just try and move on.

00:48:20.980 And so for those trying to make the argument that Pierre has changed, that that's the old Pierre, that he would have nothing to do with, that he would be pro-deportation nowadays, he's not talking about deportations.

00:48:37.440 And his MPs are going out in the world making promises to all sorts of countries that deportations are not going to happen.

00:48:43.380 so unacceptable from uh the the cpc unacceptable they need to do better uh and they need to start

00:48:52.980 taking immigration seriously and they need to they need to jump in with both feet it's 1.00

00:48:58.500 it's going to be a bit hard at first but this is the galvanizing issue in this country

00:49:09.300 excellent let's see let's see what's going on in the chat

00:49:13.380 let's see what's going on in the chat does anyone have any questions any any quick questions as we

00:49:19.620 look to wrap up for the for tonight any questions about re-migration about the dominion society

00:49:25.980 i'm just tired of the conservative party

00:49:38.960 you and at the same time while the liberals aren't great the liberals made this mess

00:49:46.160 stance on siege of uh siege of the the center for jewish affairs or whatnot i i don't think

00:49:57.460 that jewish groups are all that influential in canadian politics to be honest uh i think there's

00:50:01.800 over focus on them on the on the right in general uh due to the situation in the united states

00:50:08.020 uh it's very clear that their influence kind of only penetrates into the the conservative party

00:50:12.820 not even into the who have been stuck in opposition uh they're not as influential in the

00:50:18.440 in the liberals or who like don't who recognize palestine as a state and like go against uh

00:50:24.100 israel's kind of issue interests all the time so i wouldn't get too sucked into uh the jewish 0.94

00:50:30.220 related issues in canada i think that you know muslims and calistanis i think there's

00:50:35.060 a lot of groups that are more concerning than than jews in canada thoughts on reaching out

00:50:41.680 to rural areas um i mean i think we need to reach out to places across canada uh electorally

00:50:50.280 speaking i think the the best chance for for nationalism and re-migration is certainly in

00:50:54.560 rural areas but right now we kind of have to build the foundation across the country um more so than

00:51:00.140 i think focus on on different areas uh a big focus is kind of the air war and changing the

00:51:05.420 overall conversation while we build the basis foundation across the country appreciate all

00:51:11.660 your hard work thank you so much charlotte and pete is there any public events planned no no

00:51:21.020 public events at this time ted um we're working on on some new ones uh right now but ultimately uh

00:51:28.460 uh uh you know we're still a small operation uh public events are rather expensive traveling

00:51:35.860 around the country is rather expensive so we're still we're trying to be uh as tight as possible

00:51:41.180 but we do have some plans in mind there are some big events coming up in april and may

00:51:46.020 uh that we'll be doing some organizing around and in similar to how we did things in calgary we'll

00:51:51.240 look to do uh events and tack them on as well um i would like to make stops in in every province

00:51:57.820 before the end of the year but uh doing a doing a really comprehensive tour is a bit a bit rich for

00:52:03.040 our blood right now but if you want to support that head over to our website dominionsociety.ca

00:52:07.120 become a member make a donation uh that really helps um you know more than just keep the lights

00:52:13.300 on we have ambitious plans but it's it's all very expensive we need preston manning no we don't need

00:52:21.280 another separatist we don't need another liberal americanist we need a we need a real nationalist

00:52:25.200 list in charge. Good work. Have I attempted to work with Nouvelle and Lyons? I talked with some

00:52:35.900 guys in there. I like what they do. But, you know, we're not much of a separatist organization. We

00:52:43.080 don't take a strong stance on separatism. So I'm cautious about working with groups and kind of

00:52:52.180 aligning on those lines, but I could see us collaborating on something. A protest or

00:52:58.440 something maybe at some point. That could be interesting. What's the consensus on who stays

00:53:09.880 and who goes? Could it be down to a case-by-case basis? I recommend checking out our remigration 0.90

00:53:15.400 plan. We have now an 11-step plan. I added a new point recently, breaking down on the exact

00:53:21.620 groups who would who would have to go um uh we have a kind of comprehensive plan that addresses

00:53:28.740 temporary foreign workers uh criminals uh illegals uh permanent residents citizens kind of we've

00:53:36.820 broken it all down uh so i'd go it's right near the bottom of this page it breaks it down uh into

00:53:42.900 the 11 steps that we'd take to achieve remigration uh which would be which probably be about uh the

00:53:49.300 removal of about five to 10 million people over the course of probably 10 years

00:53:55.620 sir daniel tyree you're too kind do you support a single universe i think we do need a strong

00:54:08.500 centralized government in canada uh there's so many disparate interests in this country and

00:54:13.140 there needs to be a single overriding unifying force to keep everyone together like there there

00:54:19.060 is space for provincial autonomy but at the end of the day i think the central government has to

00:54:22.780 be strong uh it's a bit different than than france uh and so on just because of our geography but

00:54:28.320 a strong central government is necessary

00:54:30.940 any interest

00:54:36.840 any interest in doing fight for canada i'm not uh familiar with fight for canada to be honest but i

00:54:46.360 i'm open to go on uh just about any show uh and and have conversations uh on on canadian identity

00:54:54.120 and nationalism and remigration and all that stuff so you know drop them some comments encourage them

00:54:59.400 to to to have us on that would be great and no i'm not saying we don't want to discuss that i i

00:55:10.600 literally just discussed it in depth uh i just don't think it's as big of a problem that some

00:55:15.400 people make it out to be are you ready for the re-migration summit yeah i'm actually planning

00:55:20.280 to attend this year i was invited by by martin himself so i'll be there i think i'll be taking

00:55:25.400 part in some way thoughts on separatism uh i have my own thoughts i think that separatism

00:55:37.480 is a is a natural kind of valve and an important kind of leveraged uh position for different

00:55:44.680 provinces to have to keep the government in check the federal government check i think we've seen

00:55:49.560 kind of quebec make full use of that um where quebec has maintained a lot of autonomy and

00:55:55.480 power over preserving their culture by kind of having the pressure of uh the eject button um

00:56:01.800 that being said like i do believe in sir john a mcdonald's vision of a coast-to-coast country

00:56:06.520 I do think that the federal government can do better to keep a harmonious union across the country.

00:56:16.140 But I do understand why separatism is rising in both Alberta and Quebec.

00:56:24.060 There's some legitimate driving forces to that.

00:56:27.500 But I really think that remigration needs to be the top issue, not separatism.

00:56:31.520 And I think both reparendums would fail because of the ethnic vote. 1.00

00:56:35.280 that was that was an issue um in the 1995 quebec election i can't remember who it was but he

00:56:41.680 he chalked up the loss to money in the ethnic vote um and i think that you'll see the exact same

00:56:47.600 thing happen in both uh quebec and and uh alberta if render referendums do come forward um so really

00:56:55.280 even if if even if you're a separatist i think your priority needs to be on

00:56:59.120 re-migration to make separatism a more viable option even though it's not my preferred result

00:57:18.560 jewish jamaicans are not uh canadians uh uh no obviously not

00:57:29.120 uh we're working towards them right now we have some uh some chapters kind of informally going

00:57:38.080 soon we're looking to ratify them into official chapters and start regular meetups right now we're

00:57:43.040 looking to make the onboarding process a lot more efficient by delegating that onto locals

00:57:47.440 um so i hope to have things kind of ramped up i hope to have official local chapters at least

00:57:52.400 one in every province before the end of the year um but we're not rushing to do these things like

00:57:56.640 we're looking we're trying to build relationships with reliable people instead of just like giving

00:58:01.360 out official roles to anyone that raises their hand um this was a big problem in the ppc when

00:58:07.360 i was involved in them in there so we're we're looking to to get to know people a little bit

00:58:12.480 better before we kind of designate official roles to people and start making official chapters

00:58:18.080 it's a bit slower but i think it'll be the best decision in the long run

00:58:26.640 Lots of good questions.

00:58:43.720 Lots of good questions.

00:58:56.640 okay uh i think i'm gonna wrap things up for tonight we've been going on almost an hour

00:59:04.480 one last thing i do want to touch on is that

00:59:10.240 one thing i get asked a lot is what do we do politically people see that

00:59:24.060 the conservatives aren't really an option they're not really taking immigration or

00:59:30.560 nationalist issues seriously obviously the the liberals created this mess in the first place

00:59:35.600 people are looking over at what's going on in the uk in particular with the with the new with

00:59:40.960 rupert lowe's new restore britain and they're jealous and they people want to start our own

00:59:49.760 party or something like this my answer is our time is coming and it's coming fast i don't think

01:00:00.140 this cycle is the time for for for nationalists but i think right afterwards is when the moment

01:00:07.660 will be perfect for us we need to understand what canada is like and the reality is that

01:00:15.260 Canada often lags behind America and the rest of the world. But when we do catch up,

01:00:23.320 it's systematic. It's society-wide. It's transformational. It's polite, but ruthless.

01:00:32.480 We saw this. We see this time and time again. We saw it back in the early 1900s with the

01:00:38.760 settlement of the West. We saw it during COVID. We saw it with this whole woke stuff.

01:00:43.640 um canada lags behind watches what other countries does and then we implement it

01:00:49.480 totally and while this has kind of played against us often in the recent past i think

01:01:00.060 it is exactly why nationalism and remigration is going to take off in canada unlike anywhere

01:01:08.320 else in the world so i'm watching what's going on in canada i'm watching what's going on

01:01:13.260 around the world and all i see is opportunity and nothing is inevitable we we often say

01:01:21.420 re-migration is inevitable everything's trending that way but even though history is flowing in 0.99

01:01:28.860 a certain direction we as the actual people as the as nationalists we have to be there to steward it

01:01:35.660 the rest of the way. So what can you do? What can we do? We need to keep our heads down. We need to

01:01:43.940 get organized. After the next election, I can see it happening right now. Like Pierre Polyev is

01:01:52.420 going to lose even bigger in the next election than he did in the last because they're squandering

01:01:57.080 around. They don't know what to do. Mark Carney is getting increasingly popular. Pierre Polyev is

01:02:04.160 going to lose again even bigger and that'll be the cataclysmic failing of the conservative party

01:02:10.380 Pierre Polyev is the prodigal son he is Harper 2.0 and if he can't do it no one can and I think

01:02:18.000 we'll see a very similar situation to what we saw with the rise of the reform party you know

01:02:24.860 there'll be some weird bloc separatist movement out west we'll be left with this boomery progressive 0.95

01:02:31.820 conservative party in the east uh there'll be separatist movements all over the place and that

01:02:37.420 will be our moment to strike i don't know if it's taking over a party or if it's founding a new party

01:02:42.860 but in that moment nationalists will be ascendant we will be the only ones with the answers with

01:02:49.660 with the the cohesive vision for this country the the positive uh a concept for people to

01:02:58.380 rally around and we'll have the the unifying policy which is remigration uh which is re-centering

01:03:05.820 our identity which is getting rid of the invaders that never should have been brought here in the 1.00

01:03:10.540 first place we'll have the answers in the right moment and we will grow so what can you do we we

01:03:20.140 need to use the next few years to prepare so first of all as we say the nation is the people

01:03:28.380 And that doesn't just mean it's our extended family. It means that it's you and it's me

01:03:33.800 and it's your buddy and so on. So the first step is to make sure that you're the best version of

01:03:40.040 yourself. That means reading books and getting smarter. That means lifting weights and getting

01:03:46.960 stronger. You must, that means I don't care if you're a lawyer or a teacher or a pipe fitter

01:03:54.820 or a plumber, that means being the best version of yourself in your job. And that doesn't mean

01:04:00.620 going around and red pilling all your clients or your coworkers or whatever. That just means being

01:04:05.440 the guy in your workplace, regardless of where that is. Being the reliable dude that has the

01:04:12.600 credibility. So when the moment strikes, you are best positioned. That means getting involved in

01:04:18.220 political parties not necessarily to change them but to to to take from them critical experience

01:04:25.360 get involved in your local level in an eda get get a job uh in ottawa or your or your provincial

01:04:32.340 capital uh you don't need to go full mask off you need to get in there and understand how these

01:04:39.880 systems work understand how campaigns operate understand uh how government functions so that

01:04:46.320 when the nationalist moment is happening we have the guys with the credibility in every workplace

01:04:54.600 we have dudes with experience on campaigns experience in government we're ready and that's

01:05:01.060 where the dominion society comes into it as this central node we need everyone to to become a

01:05:06.280 member so we can get so we can start networking so we're connected from coast to coast a big thing

01:05:11.940 of what we're doing in the dominion society is we're building almost a shadow political party

01:05:15.740 We're building a cohesive movement from coast to coast and we're training people in political activism.

01:05:23.620 So when this moment comes, whether it's taking over a political party, whether it's founding a new political party, we have the framework there.

01:05:33.060 We know our guys from coast to coast.

01:05:35.780 We have candidates ready that we trust, that are good dudes, that know what they're doing, that can lead teams in every single area.

01:05:45.740 you need to become the best version of yourself you need to sign up and become a member and get

01:05:50.960 involved in the dominion society you need to excel in your workplace and our moment is coming it's

01:05:59.200 gonna it's it's it's two three four years away and when it happens we need to be ready to take

01:06:07.920 over because this is this country is our birthright the world global politics is trending

01:06:15.820 in our direction and when that moment comes we will be there to to to see it through to take

01:06:26.240 this country back to to take this country back for for the founding peoples of canada so that's

01:06:32.540 my message today. Get involved in the Dominion Society. Head over to dominionsociety.ca slash

01:06:39.400 join, become a member. It might take us a little while to get to you, to get you plugged in, to get

01:06:45.180 you onboarded. But during that time, you know, take yourself, take your personal health seriously.

01:06:50.080 You are the nation. Become the best version of yourself and we will take this country back.

01:06:58.740 So, on that night, thank you everyone for tuning in. It was a lot of fun. I'm trying to do this stuff more often. It's good to get the word out there. Do head over to our website, make a small donation, become a member. Thanks for tuning in tonight. Have a great night and long live Canada.

Dominion Society of Canada - February 27, 2026

Another blunder by Poilievre... ｜ Dominion Society LIVE

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