Dominion Society of Canada - By-elections, Carney's New Majority, and DS in the Senate ｜ Long Live Canada Ep.5

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00:02:20.000 Hello and welcome to another episode of Long Live Canada. I'm your host Daniel Tyree. I am

00:02:38.360 the founder and chairman of the Dominion Society but tonight I'm just here to chat with you guys

00:02:43.800 about what's going on in Canadian politics and what's new in the Dominion Society. We have

00:02:48.660 another great episode ahead of us today. Some exciting stuff to cover. I want to start off

00:02:55.900 with a bit of a talk on the general state of Canadian politics, an update on what's happened

00:03:01.560 in the last week with the by-elections and the new majority government from our Kearney and

00:03:06.980 the evolving situation between the Conservatives and the Liberals and the direction of our country.

00:03:12.040 But I also want to talk about a bit of a milestone that we've passed today.

00:03:18.060 You guys, if you're following us closely on social media, you might have already seen,

00:03:22.560 but the Dominion Society was mentioned today in the Senate, in the Senate of Canada.

00:03:29.120 We haven't made it quite into the House of Commons just yet,

00:03:32.340 but today we had an Alberta senator name drop the Dominion Society in a statement on Bill C-9,

00:03:39.880 which is the Kearney government's new censorship bill. So an exciting landmark for the Dominion

00:03:46.920 Society. We'll talk a bit about that. I'll react to the clip and we'll talk a bit about what it

00:03:52.740 means for the organization, what it means for Canadian politics and so on. But just as usual,

00:04:01.920 a little bit late. Sorry, I'm a little bit late. Cramming to prepare. It was a busy day. I had

00:04:08.060 already so much on my plate and then you know this random news drops in our lap about the

00:04:13.760 about the the the senate so we had to kind of scramble around to to make some content and uh

00:04:19.480 and and and respond to that it's big news it's big news but how are you guys doing tonight are

00:04:24.740 you guys ready for another good episode uh i see everyone as usual is making fun of my hair and my

00:04:29.500 pin i i will have you notice i i got my pin i got my tie hair's so good we're all set dog has walked

00:04:37.000 uh we're we're ready for uh a couple of hours here together um so but let's get right into

00:04:46.080 things i i want to keep you guys waiting i think everyone really wants to talk about uh what's

00:04:50.140 going on in the senate but uh i'm gonna kind of make you guys uh wait i'm gonna make you guys

00:04:54.340 listen to to me drone on about the political situation here in canada um so uh let's get

00:05:00.920 right into things. This week was a big week. It's a big, big change, a big shift. We finally see

00:05:08.520 Carney secure his majority government. Now, this had been kind of an inevitability, honestly,

00:05:15.280 since election day, when we saw the results come in and it was a narrow, narrow minority government,

00:05:22.260 you know, two or three seats, whatever it was. Astute observers could see the writing on the

00:05:29.280 wall that it was pretty inevitable that Carney would be able to cobble together some sort 1.00

00:05:33.260 of functional government and probably some minority majority government with floor crossers 0.85

00:05:37.960 from any of the parties right the liberals are situated right in the middle they had 1.00

00:05:42.020 already kind of eaten Pierre Polyev's lunch they had eaten the NDP's lunch it was pretty

00:05:47.040 inevitable that they'd be able to cobble together some government it took a it took about a year

00:05:53.520 i guess uh i i think that we're a one week off a year anniversary of the the carney uh the last 0.85

00:06:00.720 election and carney's able to secure his majority government after we had five floor crossers four

00:06:08.240 from the conservatives one from the ndp and then uh on monday night we had three by-election results

00:06:14.800 two in ontario and one in uh quebec all previously held liberal seats the liberals retained their

00:06:22.080 seats in all three allowing them to finally form this majority government so what does it mean

00:06:28.000 what what's the response we've seen so far um out of the conservatives we see more of the same

00:06:35.840 uh we see more of the same a disappointing uh response there from the conservatives we see

00:06:41.440 pierre paulia talking about the shameless power grab and his backroom deals to to create this

00:06:48.000 majority government and i just think this messaging just misses the mark consistently

00:06:53.520 what the conservatives fail to embrace what they fail to realize what they fail to accept

00:06:59.680 is that canadians by nature are pretty illiberal people we've talked about this a lot about the

00:07:07.120 the founding identity of canada the rejection of american liberalism canadians do believe in

00:07:14.080 a kind of strong state in strong leadership in a leader that will embrace power and govern the

00:07:20.000 country we saw that under justin trudeau we might not have agreed with it but that's the direction

00:07:25.120 we saw the country go and we're seeing this now under carney and all we see is this whining

00:07:30.000 attitude from pierre polyev um and it's just like i think it's it falls on deaf ears like maybe

00:07:36.880 partisans on on on twitter and so on uh relate with this kind of news but the uh or angle or

00:07:43.360 or this messaging but the reality is the average canadian just sees covering carny and this isn't

00:07:48.220 an endorsement of carny i'm not a current stir guys you guys know i was i'm a nationalist i

00:07:52.640 believe in remigration we're not seeing that from the carny government so i don't support him

00:07:56.600 but we have to say how we have to be realistic with how he's being perceived by canadians and

00:08:02.960 in politics perception is reality and canadians just view him as governing effectively

00:08:09.280 cobbling together working with people across the aisle to form a government doing what's necessary

00:08:15.700 in order to govern effectively this to just go shameless power grabs blah blah blah like it's

00:08:21.880 just so out of touch the reality is Carney has shifted the the party dramatically from the you

00:08:27.920 know the far left fringes under Trudeau back into the center and he's appealing to conservative

00:08:32.060 voters he's appealing to NDP voters and he's governing effectively and if if Pierre is gonna

00:08:37.200 like all all this whining and stuff if if he really wants to make the conservative party

00:08:42.940 relevant he needs to he needs to put forward a real alternative vision for this country

00:08:49.740 the reality is I I feel like they're still campaigning against Justin Trudeau

00:08:54.300 and uh Mark Carney no matter what they try and do what no matter what rhetorical games they try

00:09:00.340 and play the liberal government obfuscations blah blah blah the reality is Carney is a very

00:09:05.740 different liberal the liberal party under carney the the prime ministership under carney is very

00:09:10.340 different than how it was under justin trudeau and if and if the conservatives refuse to accept

00:09:15.040 that they're going to continue to lose ground to them and we've seen them take the liberals

00:09:18.380 widening the gap in the polls um and the conservatives just don't seem to be up to the task

00:09:24.720 uh we see here um uh like and i think we have to understand the kind of history of the last

00:09:35.720 few years just the recent past we're not going we're not going all the way back to 1867 we're

00:09:39.480 just talking about the last few years here and you see mark uh or pierre paul yeah is very much

00:09:47.160 a reaction to justin trudeau right and justin trudeau's time in office he was as a prime

00:09:54.280 minister he was completely focused on cultural issues right it wasn't about economics it was

00:09:59.720 about completely redefining canada uh he he was the final realization of his father's post-national

00:10:06.520 state uh complete dominance of multiculturalism this all this kind of cultural marxist woke

00:10:14.760 identity issues apologizing for everything the this culture of shame around the residential

00:10:20.920 schools and and everything like that it was it was dei uh race communism this this was all that

00:10:30.360 they stood for for years uh under justin trudeau and in society when we have in a democracy 0.55

00:10:38.680 we thrust forward alternatives and the cpc is the main vehicle for that whether we like it or not

00:10:43.880 um the reality is canadians see that the cpc is the only real alternative to the liberal party

00:10:49.880 And as such, it's the CPC's role to put forward champions that are an alternative to the government.

00:10:54.440 And they failed to do so for years, right?

00:10:56.140 We had Andrew Scheer, we had Aaron O'Toole.

00:10:58.700 Finally, they found a legitimate kind of champion in Pierre Polyeth.

00:11:04.040 And he was and is very much a, his whole angle was like, we need, we need to reject the liberals.

00:11:13.120 We need to be pro resources.

00:11:15.820 That's another thing, Justin Trudeau, very, a full embrace of climate change.

00:11:19.600 We need to keep everything in the ground. Right. So the conservatives under Pierre Polyev have become a party that's just about we need to return to a focus on economics.

00:11:30.980 We need a responsible government. We don't need to focus on all these cultural issues.

00:11:36.660 And we need to focus on real resource development. Right. They're basically a lobby for the oil and gas industry in Canada.

00:11:43.140 And we've seen Carney completely pivot and, and usurp really that perspective that the conservatives were offering. Now Carney is pretty much that guy. We're, we're, we're, we're putting the woke away, right? We're not focusing on cultural issues anymore.

00:11:58.900 Or we'll say some nationalist talking points about how, you know, we're kind of uniting of the three founding peoples and do some lip service to our colonial parents in France and in England.

00:12:13.840 um and uh and then the news there that broke as well right after the by-election results the next

00:12:22.600 morning he announces that he's uh he's cutting the gas tax again reducing uh gas prices by 10 cents

00:12:30.260 per liter and he also announces that he's looking to open up markets in asia to canadian energy

00:12:36.420 resources and streamlining those projects with daniel smith right we we saw the the trudeau

00:12:42.440 government was completely butting heads with so many provinces especially alberta whereas mark

00:12:47.740 carney is there to work with them he's already signed a memorandum of understanding with daniel

00:12:52.120 smith in order to get a pipeline built he's already he's he's looking to export our natural

00:12:57.260 resources people get so bogged down in his book uh values which is very much written with like the

00:13:06.440 the trudeau era liberal party in mind it's all the it's all very woke um very liberal uh very

00:13:14.440 pro-climate change anti-energy but that's not how he's governing right he's governing as a complete

00:13:19.640 pragmatist um so you can't take these previous statements very seriously you need to they need

00:13:25.560 to grapple with the situation as at hand this the the situation as it exists in in real life

00:13:32.120 Because the average Canadian didn't read values. They don't really know or care about what Carney might have done in a previous career. They care about his basic credentials and how he's governing the country now. And the Conservatives are just stuck in the past. They want Carney to just be Justin Trudeau. And the reality is he's not. And Canadians don't perceive him as such. They see him as a fresh start.

00:13:58.060 and the conservatives are just continue on as if they're campaigning against Justin Trudeau

00:14:04.320 and this is just not it's not it they need to they need to pivot and it's not clear if Pierre

00:14:11.420 is capable of that right he was a manifestation he was the anti-Trudeau

00:14:16.060 and now he's not fighting against Trudeau anymore he's fighting against Mark Carney he's fighting

00:14:21.820 against, he's not fighting against this woke big government. Carney has pretty much taken

00:14:29.300 much of Pierre's kind of stance, his overall perspective on politics. He is downsizing

00:14:36.560 government. You know, we're talking a lot about the deficit. You know, he inherited a bunch of

00:14:40.860 that from Trudeau. He is cutting the civil service. He is cutting the budget in many ways.

00:14:46.720 and he is now more and more pro-oil and gas,

00:14:50.280 where does the conservative party stand anymore?

00:14:52.780 This is literally their hallmark issues

00:14:55.020 the last few years, right?

00:14:56.500 They were anti-carbon tax, pro-oil and gas,

00:14:59.280 pro-small government, and let's put the woke away.

00:15:02.600 That was pretty much it.

00:15:04.600 They're not going to go full culture war,

00:15:07.120 speak out against the woke stuff, the trans stuff,

00:15:10.420 the immigration stuff. 0.92

00:15:12.040 They just want to put that in the background

00:15:13.800 and focus on small government and economics

00:15:16.220 and stuff like this but this is what is already on offer in in in the liberal government and

00:15:22.080 people like carney more like it's just uh pierre pauliev is a bit of a he's not the most likable

00:15:28.960 guy um and they try and make him seem more authentic they're trying to make him seem more

00:15:33.240 relatable but at the end of the day mark carney has a certain charisma to him he he he feels to

00:15:39.020 me very much and i don't know if many people realize this i feel like people do on some

00:15:43.780 intuitive level. But he feels very much like the colonial masters in England were disappointed

00:15:53.680 with the governance of Canada. So they sent in a new governor from London in order to get Canada

00:15:58.820 back in shape. And that's very much Mark Carty, right? Coming off of his job with the Bank of

00:16:02.920 England, coming back to get Canada in shape. He's very much, whether or not you agree with him on

00:16:09.740 a slew of issues. I sure don't. But he definitely has a vibe that's very much in keeping with a

00:16:16.580 traditional Canadian ethos. He's just the new governor sent from England to get Canada back

00:16:21.800 in order. And Pierre's not ready to deal with this sort of alternative. So, you know, there's

00:16:29.620 been since his since the by-elections earlier this week, there's been lots more rumors of

00:16:35.400 instability within the conservative caucus. There's rumors of a bunch of more floor crossings,

00:16:42.880 you know, eight to 12 more floor crossings, potentially, maybe some conservatives just

00:16:48.120 leaving caucus in protest to sit as independents. I saw a rumor about that in the National Post this

00:16:54.140 week, saying that some of Quebec MPs might be sitting as independents to try and pressure

00:16:59.060 Pierre into stepping down. Right now, Pierre has a secure position within the conservative party,

00:17:04.620 He passed his leadership review earlier this year. The only way that he can be removed is if he, one, chooses to step down, or two, if the Conservative Party caucus triggers the Reform Act.

00:17:18.460 you might not be familiar with this but the reform act was some legislation brought forward

00:17:23.960 during the harper administration that only the conservative party has signed on to by the way

00:17:28.800 because they're these you know libertarian attitude uh small l liberals who who believe

00:17:37.400 who believe in restricting power because power is an innately evil thing this is the ethos of

00:17:42.660 the conservative party, right? So the only way to strip him would be for 20% of the conservative

00:17:48.480 caucus. I think that's about 40 to 60 MPs to sign onto a letter demanding a review and then a

00:17:54.340 majority of the caucus to vote against Pierre. And that would get him removed as leader and trigger

00:17:59.380 a new leadership contest. How likely is that? It's hard to say. Obviously, at this point,

00:18:06.320 that's exactly what happened to Aaron O'Toole, right? During the convoy, there was massive

00:18:09.440 populist pressure from from the convoy to have him removed um and as well there was figures like

00:18:16.160 pierre polyev uh who were kind of waiting in the wings as an alternative darren o'toole

00:18:20.720 right now who's who are the alternatives within the conservative party for people to rally around

00:18:25.040 who are the who are the leadership favorites right you have jamil javani you have melissa

00:18:30.800 lanceman maybe michelle rempel she'll she'll put up a new exploratory campaign like she does every

00:18:35.520 year every leadership contest um you'll probably have one of the one of the calistani guys uh

00:18:43.440 tim apple or jasraj halan or whatever his name is um you'll probably have them run are any of

00:18:49.520 these people really champions for the conservative movie movement to rally around um you have

00:18:54.880 outsiders like rona ambrose um some other kind of favorites from the last few years um but without

00:19:00.800 that kind of champion, it's hard to see the conservatives making a concerted effort to push

00:19:06.260 out Pierre Polyev. So I do think Pierre still has a chance to redefine himself. He has lots of time

00:19:19.040 before the next election with this secure majority government, we likely won't be seeing an election

00:19:23.800 for a few years. He does have a chance to redefine himself, to shift the issues that they're focused

00:19:30.400 on but the reality is they need to provide a cohesive alternative to the status quo right

00:19:37.400 and for that I truly believe and this isn't just me being you know a biased self-interested

00:19:43.140 activist I truly believe that they need to embrace a completely alternative philosophical

00:19:50.160 worldview they need to adopt nationalism they need to reject this small government liberal ethos and

00:19:56.900 provide a substantive vision for the direction of this country and at the core of it needs to be

00:20:03.040 this immigration issue this is the most popular issue the most important thing happening to Canada

00:20:08.080 right now is the massive demographic change that we're facing and the conservatives do have an

00:20:12.720 opportunity to put forward a cohesive vision to say to reject this post-national multiculturalist

00:20:20.620 state say we want to conserve what Canada was what is slipping away from us

00:20:26.900 and put forward a cohesive vision that Mark Carney is not going to be willing to go into.

00:20:33.740 This isn't space that he's going to be able to just shift into, like we've seen on so many issues, right?

00:20:39.920 All these pocketbook issues, the carbon tax, everything, we've seen Mark Carney slide into and provide that kind of alternatives,

00:20:47.900 completely take the space that Pierre Polyev was occupying in the political spectrum, in the

00:20:56.360 political compass. But they need to provide this cohesive philosophical alternative if they're

00:21:05.460 going to gather support and provide a different alternative for the Canadian people.

00:21:17.900 They really need to demonstrate some more flexibility and be willing to talk about issues in ways where Mark Carney can't just take a little step and take over their entire set of talking points.

00:21:32.740 One thing I thought here was interesting, this is an article here from Brian Lilly, let me pull it up, is we got some details on exactly how they're poaching conservative MPs.

00:21:45.180 we see the pattern of poaching the conservatives for their part know this is happening and have

00:21:50.180 even even noticed a pattern one of their mps will run into a liberal mp or a party organizer

00:21:55.640 they know often from close to uh often from close to home at first there is flattery claims that

00:22:02.920 they know their files so well and that they would do so much better with the liberals and the idea

00:22:09.740 that something is on offer a cabinet appointment is dangled if the conservative mp gives off the

00:22:15.880 right signals that they might be interested they suddenly have a chance encounter with carney

00:22:20.800 who gives the conservative mp his personal cell number and say he'd like to connect

00:22:26.380 so there's their whole strategy uh it's very uh machiavellian and i i read this and my first

00:22:35.420 thought was like the conservatives uh that the liberals are exactly what the conservatives want

00:22:41.180 them want themselves to be every uh cpc staffer i've ever met i've ever talked to uh has this

00:22:49.260 whole that this is the exactly the kind of back room kind of power negotiations that they want

00:22:54.640 to be a part of in the carny government uh the carny liberal strategist the back room the guys

00:23:00.180 operating the party have completely taken over this ethos. So if Pierre, if he's going to have

00:23:07.960 any chance to stop from slipping away, he needs to start grappling with a more comprehensive

00:23:16.140 alternative to the liberal multicultural vision for the society, right? Mark Carney, he'll give

00:23:22.220 us some talking points. He'll give us some breadcrumbs, right? He'll talk about Canada's

00:23:27.040 historical identity and stuff like this but at the end of the day he pivots right back to

00:23:31.180 Lester Beer Pearson style liberalism right it's uh that Canada's a multicultural country

00:23:37.640 uh and so on and so forth um and that's something that we should aspire to which is you know it's 0.92

00:23:43.600 not historically accurate and it's it's it's exactly what's tearing our country apart uh

00:23:49.080 the conservatives have a chance to to to outflank them on on issues like immigration on issues of

00:23:54.340 identity on issues that appeal to Canadians on a gut level. And that will mobilize a completely

00:24:02.020 new political dichotomy that I don't think the Liberals are ready for. But at this point,

00:24:08.540 it doesn't seem like the Conservatives are ready for it either. So, you know,

00:24:13.720 politics are trending a different way. And again, it's all this globalism. Like Mark Carney is,

00:24:21.720 you know he he he he was the un envoy he's he while he wants a new world order it's very much

00:24:31.040 just a counter to to to to kind of trumpism um in a doubling down on post-war liberalism uh

00:24:42.340 uh the the international rules-based order multilateralism globalist institutions

00:24:47.680 and so on the conservatives can take a more nationalist frame and reject all of this

00:24:54.880 reject all these global like uh globalist institutions put canadians first put the

00:25:00.880 canadian government in the power seat to govern our own country and take it in a new direction

00:25:05.400 but i i don't know if if pierre is going to be able to do that it's very comfortable that

00:25:12.420 on a very basic level uh pierre is is a libertarian a liberal a lowercase l liberal

00:25:19.460 um he believes in smaller government he believes in individualism and that's not really what's

00:25:24.460 necessary right now we need we need communitarianism we need nationalism we need

00:25:30.200 uh identitarianism we need to understand who we are and and what we're preserving what we're

00:25:36.720 conserving this is exactly what we were talking about after outside of their own uh convention

00:25:42.680 trying trying our best to to pull them back in the direction that they need to be going um but they

00:25:50.720 don't they don't see it yet and you know it's looking like we're gonna have a very long carny

00:25:56.900 government at this point uh if he's going to continue to to govern as sort of a pragmatist

00:26:02.220 and do the bare minimum on files like immigration if the Liberal, if the Conservatives aren't

00:26:09.940 able to push the envelope. I don't see how they're ever going to take back power really at this

00:26:17.280 point. So that's the big news of the day. We'll see if there's some more floor crossings in that

00:26:25.360 same Brian Lilly article. He alleged that there were some other potential floor crossers that

00:26:31.140 They didn't want to be the ones to create, give the Liberals the majority.

00:26:36.180 But now that they have the majority, it's easier for them to kind of low-key cross the floor without creating too much controversy.

00:26:42.320 So we might see the Kearney government continue to expand their majority, and then we'll see what they do with it, right?

00:26:49.140 Because we have seen positive developments out of the Kearney government.

00:26:51.820 We've talked about Bill C-12, the border security bill that can see asylum claimants status revoked and re-migrated en masse.

00:27:04.400 We've seen positive developments like that, but we also see very negative developments like Bill C-9, the new censorship bill,

00:27:11.880 which I think leads us into our next major topic very well, which is us getting, the Dominion

00:27:20.800 Society getting mentioned today in the Canadian Senate. So people that follow, maybe if you follow

00:27:28.480 my good friend, Greg Wycliffe, you'll know that Bill C-9, the big censorship bill, the new hate

00:27:34.080 speech bill, has passed the House of Commons, and it's in the Senate right now for review before

00:27:40.660 it achieves royal assent and becomes law. In a discussion today, in a statement in support

00:27:47.980 of Del C9, the Dominion Society was mentioned as, you know, a sort of justification for why

00:27:56.000 these new hate speech laws are necessary in order to crack down on, you know, rising racism or

00:28:02.980 whatnot. Let's watch the clip. I'll try not to interrupt too much, but it's just chock full of

00:28:11.640 interesting lines. C9, an act to amend the criminal code, hate propaganda, hate crime,

00:28:18.760 and access to religious or cultural spaces. There is no denying the need to fight hate in this

00:28:24.980 country, be it anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, homophobia, transphobia, or incel-like misogyny.

00:28:32.880 We have seen a recent rise in public racism in this country that takes my breath away,

00:28:37.840 targeted at immigrants and refugees from East Asia and South Asia, Africa and the Caribbean,

00:28:42.720 Latin America and the Middle East. Political groups such as the Dominion Society are now

00:28:47.320 opening calling for campaigns of re-migration. And then there is the enduring national shame

00:28:53.580 of anti-Indigenous racism, Canada's original and perpetual sin, a hate that helps to drive

00:28:59.160 the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women who are all too often targeted for sexual

00:29:03.620 violence because of their racial identity.

00:29:07.020 Believe me, I am keenly aware of just how much danger there is in a hateful, hate-filled

00:29:12.180 Canada.

00:29:13.520 A dear friend emailed me just the other day to let me know that her synagogue in Toronto

00:29:17.560 had been sprayed by gunfire.

00:29:19.480 in 2024 the synagogue at the end of my daughter's street in Vancouver was firebombed for me as a

00:29:27.460 person of paternal Jewish descent this isn't a hypothetical debate it's a deeply personal one

00:29:32.460 what is fueling this wave of hate and hate crimes

00:29:36.540 what is fueling this rise of hate crimes I'll put it really simply it's not white people 0.70

00:29:44.480 attacking foreigners in the streets right the rise in hate crimes is caused by mass immigration

00:29:50.540 it's caused by the tensions inevitable from multiculturalism the rise in hate crimes is

00:29:56.340 all these different foreign ethnic groups fighting with each other in the streets

00:29:59.580 you think it's white people going to to shoot up synagogues right now no it's it's i guarantee i i'm 0.96

00:30:07.280 no policeman i haven't seen the reports but i guarantee you it's radical muslims trying to take 0.78

00:30:12.960 revenge for what's going on in the middle east right now for the for the war for the genocide 0.94

00:30:18.040 that israel's engaging in so to blame me to blame white people to blame heritage canadians to blame

00:30:25.120 the dominion society to to conflate us with radical extremists is just absurd i like this

00:30:32.560 we're we are very much thank you for the super chat a a nutter womp womp uh we are a peaceful

00:30:42.080 organization. We believe in democratic activism, normalizing our ideas, re-migration

00:30:49.000 within the Canadian public. We believe in grassroots activism. We believe in intellectual

00:30:53.840 development. We believe in promoting our ideas online and in person to make them increasingly

00:31:01.320 popular. And we're being conflated with violent extremists in order to justify censorship to

00:31:09.000 crack down on my political speech, your political speech. So there's just so many things in this

00:31:15.640 clip. Like, C9, an act to amend the criminal code, hate propaganda, hate crime, and access

00:31:23.600 to religious or cultural spaces. There is no denying the need to fight hate in this country,

00:31:30.060 be it anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, homophobia, transphobia, or incel-like misogyny.

00:31:36.340 Incel-like misogyny, incel-like misogyny, we're being likened to violent extremists and incels, that's what he has called.

00:31:48.340 There is no denying the need to fight hate in this country, be it antisemitism, Islamophobia, homophobia, transphobia, or incel-like misogyny.

00:31:59.340 We have seen a recent rise in public racism in this country that takes my breath away, targeted at immigrants and refugees

00:32:06.340 It takes her breath away. It takes her breath away, guys. Maybe that's the big COVID mask that she's wearing in 2026. Who's wearing COVID masks in 2026? It's not even flu season. Like, it's 15 degrees. It's beautiful weather here in Ottawa. And she's wearing a big mask. No wonder she can't breathe. It's like an acute test at this point. Do we really have public representatives wearing COVID masks in 2026? This should be means to have her position revoked from her, to be honest.

00:32:37.140 from east asia and south asia africa and the caribbean

00:32:40.580 latin america in the middle east political groups such as the dominion

00:32:44.420 society are now opening calling for campaigns of

00:32:47.460 remigration

00:32:52.500 big big wins in the chat boys can we get some w's in the chat

00:32:56.820 we have the dominion society mentioned we have

00:32:59.700 re-migration in the hanser it's a canadian heritage moment we're gonna 0.61

00:33:04.020 look back in in a few years once we're once we're re-migrating foreigners once we have the most

00:33:10.260 immaculate orderly re-migration system in the world we're going to look back on this day april 0.87

00:33:17.860 16th 2026 as the day that re-migration was first mentioned in the halls of power of canada

00:33:27.040 A Canadian heritage moment, a big W.

00:33:30.620 We came on the scene less than a year ago, July of last year, 0.87

00:33:34.840 and I said the mission is clear. 1.00

00:33:36.320 We are putting re-migration on the agenda in Canada. 0.98

00:33:40.120 We are going to normalize re-migration. 1.00

00:33:42.540 We are going, Canadians need to hear the word, understand what it means, 1.00

00:33:46.520 and realize that it's the only solution possible for Canada.

00:33:50.500 And it's taken off like wildfire.

00:33:53.300 Now we have it in the Hansard. 1.00

00:33:56.080 Remigration is part of the discussion. 1.00

00:33:59.320 It's official. 0.98

00:34:00.200 Thank you for the donation, the super chat.

00:34:03.040 Tyler A. Fitzsimmons, 699.

00:34:05.460 I appreciate the support.

00:34:07.860 This is a huge development. 0.97

00:34:10.160 The Dominion Society Remigration is going mainstream. 0.95

00:34:14.260 And we have to continue to push the envelope. 0.77

00:34:16.980 This is just the beginning.

00:34:18.540 This is just the beginning, right?

00:34:19.920 We had Jason Kenney seething about it a couple of weeks ago, months ago.

00:34:25.640 We have now, it's in the Senate.

00:34:27.780 Next, it's going into the House of Commons.

00:34:29.600 Next, they'll be talking about it on the debate stage. 1.00

00:34:33.560 Remigration is the future. 1.00

00:34:35.940 They cannot ignore us anymore. 1.00

00:34:38.120 We are bringing forward this message in a way that no one has ever done before.

00:34:44.500 And we are the future.

00:34:46.220 This is inevitable.

00:34:46.920 We are growing, and this is only the beginning, right?

00:34:49.920 it's been less than a year and our ideas are going mainstream we have to stay the course and

00:34:56.140 keep doing what we are doing but we can't we can't get cocky bros right like this is this like the

00:35:04.100 context of this statement while it is a positive development for us um while it is another step

00:35:10.760 towards normalizing our brand towards normalizing our ideas we have to take it in its context right

00:35:17.420 she's using this as just she's using us as justification for censorship they're trying to

00:35:24.080 frame myself you dominion society our supporters as hateful as violent despite us fully disavowing

00:35:36.000 violence we want nothing to do with violence we don't think violence is a productive way of

00:35:40.900 achieving our political goals we want to do things peacefully professionally we want to talk to

00:35:46.840 people normalize our ideas we want to hand out flyers put up posters start conversations have

00:35:52.600 big events uh deliver serious content and policy papers that advance the conversations that make

00:36:00.040 it easy for governments to adopt our ideas and we're being smeared as hateful and conflated with

00:36:08.120 violent domestic terrorists they want to silence us and this is you know i had some hope that this

00:36:16.840 this bill was targeted at people other than myself,

00:36:20.560 that it would be used against these actual violent extremists

00:36:24.700 who are mainly foreigners and immigrants, by the way, right? 0.95

00:36:27.980 Importing their foreign blood feuds into our country, 0.98

00:36:31.280 into our peaceful, orderly country. 0.92

00:36:33.580 These issues that have no place in our society.

00:36:36.660 They're trying to allege that I, that you,

00:36:39.840 that we are hateful.

00:36:41.880 And the reality is, this is what they don't understand.

00:36:45.040 we're not motivated by hate. We bring forward a comprehensive, cohesive, alternative worldview

00:36:53.560 that threatens the liberal establishment. Yes, we do. We're not universalists. We're not liberals.

00:37:00.520 We are illiberal. We're Democrats, but we are illiberal. We don't believe in equality for all

00:37:08.360 and human rights. We believe in what is best for our people. We believe that Canadians are distinct.

00:37:13.980 We're not Americans. We're not Europeans. We're Canadians. We're not Indians. We're definitely 0.93

00:37:20.240 not Indians. We're definitely not Chinese. We are Canadians. And we do what we do because we love

00:37:26.460 our people. We love our history. We love our identity. And we don't want to see it transformed

00:37:32.800 into something else. We love our families and we want what is best for them. We want our people to

00:37:39.700 have opportunities and jobs. We want our people to have an identity. We want our people to have

00:37:46.460 roots. We don't believe in hate. We don't do it because we have an irrational fear of skin color

00:37:55.160 or anything like this. We do it because we understand our history and we think that

00:38:00.360 heritage and identity is a beautiful thing that needs to be defended and preserved.

00:38:05.600 so this is just a a warning sign of what's to come the government wants like it's the classic

00:38:14.440 first they ignore you then they attack you then they copy you and then you win and we're getting

00:38:20.520 to that phase two right for the first few months they ignored us as much as they could they didn't

00:38:24.980 want to talk about remigration they didn't want to they didn't want they don't want to mention my

00:38:28.600 name they don't want to talk about the dominion society that's not working we're growing we're

00:38:33.240 expanding. We're getting more and more members every single day. We're getting more and more

00:38:38.240 followers on social media every single day. We're getting organized in more and more cities,

00:38:43.480 regions, provinces around the country to spread our message at a grassroots level every single

00:38:48.520 day. They realize they can't ignore us anymore, that we are a threat to the liberal multiculturalist

00:38:55.420 establishment because we are doing things in the right way. We are bringing forward a message

00:39:00.380 in a way that resonates with people in a style that people are proud to associate with that

00:39:06.860 people want to be involved in and we have a message that is consistent with our democratic

00:39:14.740 politics that's consistent with our heritage our unique heritage and identity as Canadians

00:39:20.360 and that's why we will continue to grow and they can try and stifle us with these new laws they can

00:39:27.680 try and, you know, crack down on me, try and lock me up, try and bring me before the courts.

00:39:35.840 That's what's coming, right? That's what we have to be prepared for. Lawfare, constitutional

00:39:41.680 challenges. I'm not going to just sit down and shut up. I'm not going to stop talking about

00:39:46.640 remigration because the government's angling to make it some sort of hate speech. It's not hate

00:39:51.920 speech, just like mass immigration and advocating for the replacement of our people through legal

00:40:00.320 immigration channels, that's equally as hateful as saying these people need to go back because

00:40:06.680 they're not adhering to Canadian society and values and identity. This isn't hateful and they

00:40:14.100 can try all they want, but we need to be prepared for that fight, right? We have all sorts of

00:40:20.500 lawyers in the wings, ready to help us, guide us through these situations. But we need to build

00:40:27.580 that war chest to be prepared in order to defend ourselves. So please, if you have some extra

00:40:33.620 funds, you know, make a super chat. We have another super chat here from Nutter. Keep up

00:40:41.140 the good work, Daniel. The movement is definitely growing fast. $10. I appreciate it. We have

00:40:45.280 another one here from JJF798125, millions must fly, BM, BM, BM. We need millions of

00:40:56.720 instance flying. We need millions of migrants on planes flying back home as well.

00:41:03.880 Thank you for the support. But if you can go, if you can head over to our website,

00:41:07.460 we have another one. Keep it up here. $10 from at trouble820. Thank you for the super chats,

00:41:12.360 but please do head over to our website at dominionsociety.ca make a donation there

00:41:17.840 YouTube takes a huge cut out of every super chat if you if you make a donation on our website I

00:41:23.220 know you don't get your name up on screen but at least all the money goes to a good cause

00:41:28.220 and really it's time to become a member it's time to become a member we will our organization will

00:41:34.220 always I'm going to take the heat guys it's going to be me and it's we're and anyone else that gets

00:41:39.900 flack for for being part of our organization we are here to stand with you you we are here to

00:41:45.240 defend you we need you guys to get involved and that starts with becoming a member you get the

00:41:50.980 nice pin you get the nice card but most importantly you get plugged in with our local members

00:41:55.180 wherever you are you get to be involved in our our national teams you get to be involved with

00:42:00.800 your localized teams advancing the message and becoming a part of a real community of canadian

00:42:04.800 nationalists uh in order to spread our message but also just to have that sense of community

00:42:09.340 that's so important that's been that's been lost uh over the last few years so

00:42:14.800 it's a big accomplishment guys it's a w we got remigration into the hansard

00:42:22.720 we got the dominion society into the hansard we're shifting the conversation another super

00:42:29.100 chat here from at soda can history 1399 he says many people are afraid to speak up you are showing

00:42:35.300 us there is the way. Thank you so much. That's what I try and do. I want to lead by example. I

00:42:40.080 want to give you guys the right arguments, the right talking points, the right attitude to bring

00:42:46.060 forward our ideas with pride and conviction in order to advance the conversation and steer our

00:42:52.200 country back in the right direction. And we're having a real impact. They wouldn't be talking

00:42:56.460 about us if we weren't having a real tangible impact. So you got to remember we have to keep

00:43:04.080 love in our hearts we have to keep passion and conviction we have to stay grounded in our families

00:43:11.840 in our in our in our ancestors in the hope for a future for our descendants we we we have a duty

00:43:20.040 to our unborn descendants to pass on the country we were given to them and the liberals the the

00:43:27.100 liberals the conservatives the entire political establishment wants to see the country sold out 0.99

00:43:32.940 to foreigners and we're not going to stand for it anymore we're not going to stand for it we

00:43:36.320 don't have to stand for it anymore we got another super chat here from at john ftb ten dollars he 1.00

00:43:42.860 says i drive uber and i have gotten many people to sign up for the dominion society keep crushing

00:43:47.520 awesome john that's awesome i love to hear it we can we need more and more members we need an army

00:43:53.260 of people across the country we need a big war chest lots of treasure to take these fights

00:43:58.300 uh in the courts when they come to us but also just to to advance our cause right to to print

00:44:04.260 out flyers to buy garbage bags for our for our community cleanups to buy promotional materials

00:44:11.220 to spread our message to to host events to to hire a staff like i i want to see within i like

00:44:19.060 within the next year i want the dominion society to be a full-on professional organization this

00:44:25.080 isn't unrealistic there is all sorts of charities and think tanks and so on that are pushing these

00:44:31.660 anti-canadian messages right now we need an organization that is pushing an authentic

00:44:36.440 pro-canadian message we need a full comprehensive staff i want to we need to we need to raise a

00:44:43.380 million bucks guys we need to raise a million bucks so we can hire people managing our operations

00:44:49.000 in every single province so we can have a office and a staff of 10 plus people working around the

00:44:55.560 clock to get people organized, to make the best content, whether that be policy papers or memes

00:45:01.080 or shit posts, edits. We need to flood the zone with our message. We need to host big events. We

00:45:09.300 need to get communities organized and agitating for this. People don't understand what I mean

00:45:14.540 when I say metapolitics and what I mean when I say normalizing remigration, right? Like 0.99

00:45:21.980 it's all well and good that people are starting to understand what this concept is. It's all well

00:45:27.120 and good that politicians, former politicians like Paula Simmons and like Jason Kenney are

00:45:36.440 seething about us. But we need to go so far beyond that. We need to create this countercultural

00:45:42.240 movement that's dissident and edgy and cool and fun we need to have big backers elite backers

00:45:51.740 economic elites getting on our side and fueling our cause we need to have you know influencers

00:45:57.780 and celebrities championing our ideas or being outright associated with us directly right and

00:46:04.880 this isn't unrealistic right this is happening all over the world we just need to bring it to

00:46:09.700 canada in the last few years we've seen elon musk go from like a normie liberal the richest man in

00:46:16.000 the world to championing white birth rates and the demographic crisis and and and promoting

00:46:22.740 remigration if it can happen to elon musk it can happen to canadian economic elites too right 0.88

00:46:28.580 we need we need there's so many influencers out there all these conservative sloppulous type

00:46:34.700 influencers and they quietly like my content they say send me dms and stuff but they're not

00:46:39.920 they're not bold enough to to outright come out and say i believe in remigration i support the

00:46:44.860 dominion society i'm signing up for the dominion society we need to create that space we need to

00:46:49.200 create that movement that people are proud to be associated with we need when we need to have so

00:46:55.740 such cultural power in this country that when the government does something you know their next

00:47:02.820 announcement for handouts to foreign causes or foreigners or bringing in more immigrants from

00:47:08.620 who knows where or temporary foreign workers that there are riots in the street in every major city

00:47:13.740 and right now we're building that foundation right the fundamental challenge of Canadian politics

00:47:19.800 and Canadian society in general is our tiny population sparsely spread across a giant country

00:47:26.800 people ask me all the time like where are the where are the massive protests and rallies like

00:47:33.920 I see going on in other countries without realizing how fundamentally different that

00:47:37.900 Canada is than these countries and it's not even from a like a a political spectrum type thing like

00:47:43.640 people say like Canada is far left and whatever no no it's it's it's from like a pragmatic political

00:47:49.560 standpoint in England it's a tiny country you know it's a bit much bigger population than us but a

00:47:56.800 it's viable for people from all over the country to come and descend on London for a big mass

00:48:04.320 protest. In Canada, that's not nearly as viable, right? It takes hours, if not days, to descend on

00:48:12.440 one city, be that Ottawa or Toronto or whatever. It's just not logistically viable in the same way

00:48:19.260 that we see in much smaller, geographically smaller European countries where, you know,

00:48:25.060 people from uh all over the place sharing similar views can can collaborate and uh combine their

00:48:32.100 efforts for things like that we we need to have a much more decentralized operation right so people

00:48:37.140 can descend on like maybe their capital cities in every province but even in order to achieve that

00:48:42.020 we need to have a baseline set of organizers and that's what we're working on quietly establishing

00:48:47.780 across the country right now we need to find our top guys in in every single city so that they can

00:48:54.500 work to mobilize so that when we do start doing big public pushes we're doing a big protest on x y

00:49:00.580 date in this city that we have the guys the the manpower to get people organized right we need

00:49:08.420 to have those lieutenants that can take normies who might not be they might be you know dominion

00:49:13.060 society supporters or followers but they may not be members yet they're certainly not volunteers

00:49:17.460 so they need a bit more guidance so we need to have those guys in every city to to to make sure

00:49:23.940 we have well-organized events well-organized protests so right now it's we're in that building

00:49:28.980 phase and we're starting to we're starting to get those groups established and then we'll be able to

00:49:34.740 do things big we don't want to have these stupid you know canada first type protests like what you

00:49:39.540 see in the toronto whatever his name puck daddy is where he just posts on social media and sees who

00:49:44.260 shows up and it's this disorganized chaotic mess and they get drowned out by by counter protesters

00:49:49.300 and whatnot we don't want to do that that's a loss that's a loss that looks bad for the movement

00:49:53.380 we want to be able to when we do something like that we want to be able to do it right

00:49:58.660 another great super chat we got in oh francais today thank you thank you christian robert

00:50:05.780 de massy 900 900 je vous encourage de quebec bravo keep it up thank you sir thank you sir

00:50:14.660 i practiced my french a little bit tonight guys uh i i'm no francophone but i try i try i try i

00:50:21.380 try that's all we can that's all we can ask for um so let's let's pivot into some questions guys

00:50:27.540 start start dumping some stuff in the chat and i'll get to as many as we as we can today

00:50:31.860 um but it's a it's a big development guys it's a big development

00:50:38.500 daniel's french is funny i thought come on it was it's okay it's okay oh we got tyson hawkley in the

00:50:43.860 chat when are you gonna have me on your channel tyson when you can have me on your channel i'm

00:50:47.460 I'm waiting for the invite.

00:50:52.400 Hasn't your mother taught you any French?

00:50:54.040 Unfortunately not.

00:50:54.780 I blame her. 0.96

00:50:55.960 I blame her. 0.96

00:50:56.840 She could have taught all of me and my siblings to be bilingual right from the cradle.

00:51:01.660 But no, no, no.

00:51:03.780 I was brought up in Anglophone.

00:51:06.360 So, you know, I got those French roots.

00:51:08.200 My accent's okay.

00:51:09.800 But I'm not fluent by any means, by any means.

00:51:14.160 Where'd you get your tie?

00:51:14.980 It looks great.

00:51:15.480 Thank you so much.

00:51:16.200 Thank you so much.

00:51:16.840 I appreciate the compliments.

00:51:19.460 I got this second hand at a random thrift store in Ottawa.

00:51:22.140 So I can't point you in the right direction.

00:51:24.920 This is old.

00:51:30.980 What are your thoughts that Doug Ford becomes leader of the Federal Conservatives?

00:51:34.980 You know, maybe sometime down the line.

00:51:36.500 I think he has aspirations on the Federal Party.

00:51:40.920 But I don't see it coming anytime soon, right?

00:51:44.640 like it's there is not a great track record of premieres jumping from the provincial scene to

00:51:51.340 the federal scene there's been a lot of failed uh attempts at that yeah george drew robert stanfield

00:51:58.280 um come to mind there's been many attempts uh robert brackern if we're going even further back

00:52:04.960 uh many popular premieres making that jump unsuccessfully so right now ford again say

00:52:10.240 what you will pro pro forward anti forward whatever uh he has a stranglehold on ontario

00:52:15.740 and he's looking to to govern that province uh indefinitely so i wouldn't expect him to be taking

00:52:21.920 a risk right now on a on a dying conservative party maybe he'll come and sweep in uh later

00:52:28.000 after the next election or the one after that i could see it happening sometime in the future but i

00:52:31.720 i don't think guys like wab canoe for the ndp or or or doug ford are gonna uh interrupt their

00:52:38.620 cushy jobs right people like danielle smith they like rob uh doug ford but the reality is they they

00:52:44.620 they have comfortable safe jobs uh in government and not they don't need to take a risk right now

00:52:49.260 so from a pragmatic uh standpoint it seems uh unlock unlikely at least it in like an insurgent

00:52:56.220 attempt to unseat polyev or something like that doesn't seem realistic to me whoa whoa where'd my

00:53:03.820 mouse go um sort of suggestion for merge quarters so where'd you get that idea uh we're working on

00:53:19.340 the new line of merch guys it's coming you guys see the stickers you guys see the stickers the

00:53:23.020 stickers are coming those will be sweet um uh but there's there's a few things still in production

00:53:30.060 We can't do the launch quite yet.

00:53:33.440 It's coming though, it's coming.

00:53:35.300 Skinny Rachel Gilmore.

00:53:36.560 Is this the real Rachel Gilmore giving me 10 bucks? 1.00

00:53:39.500 I don't know if she's still skinny anymore. 0.99

00:53:41.920 Not even once.

00:53:42.860 I don't know what you're referring to,

00:53:45.640 but maybe eGirls, not even once.

00:53:49.560 Not sure, not sure.

00:53:50.640 But thank you for the super chat.

00:53:53.660 What else do we have here?

00:53:55.720 What do you think will happen to the conservatives?

00:53:57.500 We talked about that a bit earlier.

00:54:00.060 Um, but right now they're in a slow death spiral.

00:54:03.240 It doesn't look like they're, uh, able, they've been able to kind of pivot, uh, or Mark Carney's

00:54:09.700 completely eaten their lunch.

00:54:10.660 He's taken over their space in the, in the kind of political landscape.

00:54:14.300 Uh, and unless they, they do a significant pivot on major issues in, uh, in their kind

00:54:21.880 of core philosophical outlook, I think they're just gonna, they're on a, on a, on a track

00:54:27.660 for a slow decline and an even worse election result next time. When are you going to have

00:54:34.100 guests on this show? I love the talk with others. I don't, I kind of like having my own little show

00:54:39.600 here and just talking with you guys. It's kind of a, it's kind of a vibe. It's kind of a vibe. You

00:54:43.460 guys, you have enough of me already, Clippy? You need, you need others? I'm thinking about starting

00:54:49.280 up a lower key show where we do, where we have some interesting guests on, but that will be

00:54:54.780 exclusively for our members. So those will be much smaller. We'll have, we'll get some

00:55:02.900 interesting Canadians to talk to. We'll get some international figures that I'm in touch with around

00:55:08.260 the world in the remigration movement, but that'll be an exclusive benefit just for our members. So 0.99

00:55:13.440 if you're interested in that sort of thing, make sure you're signed up as a member so you won't

00:55:17.900 miss out. Thoughts on the PPC? Yeah, me and the PPC go way back, way back. If you don't know,

00:55:25.880 I used to be the executive director of the PPC. I was a staff member for them starting back in

00:55:31.300 February 2019 until May 2024. I had a lot of hope for the PPC. As I think a lot of people did,

00:55:41.520 I really hoped that they could be that kind of alternative nationalist party.

00:55:45.260 um but the reality is they that never really materialized like they're they're very much

00:55:50.980 this kind of libertarian culture war type party i agree with them on a lot of issues

00:55:59.280 but i think their core philosophy is is very similar to pierre paulia it's it's liberal in

00:56:04.960 in quality it's about downsizing government and all these things and i think that's really out

00:56:09.340 of sync with uh canadian priorities and i think that's why they've kind of stagnated and haven't

00:56:14.040 been able to grow and i think they try and do too much they try and focus on too many issues

00:56:19.040 whereas they have very little kind of political capital very little sway over the overall

00:56:23.700 conversation and they spread themselves too thin and it's hard for people to understand they were

00:56:27.620 most successful when they were a single issue party during covid and i think they should go

00:56:31.640 back to that and be a single issue party again uh for for for re-migration i think that would be a

00:56:36.720 productive way of shifting the conversation and a good way to wedge the conservatives and the

00:56:41.140 liberals and grow support um but that's not that's not what they're offering um so it seems to me

00:56:48.480 that they're they're also in a slow kind of death spiral it seems like support funds and and so on

00:56:54.560 is is drying up and their social media game is just weak it's just weak i don't know they can

00:57:00.420 do a lot better can we blame our current situation on jason kenny uh not entirely but i i would say

00:57:08.180 Jason Kenney is one of the biggest villains in modern Canadian history, at least, especially

00:57:14.960 when it comes to immigration. I've made a video on this when he called me out a month or two ago,

00:57:22.700 and I explained the exact role that Jason Kenney played in transforming Canada's immigration

00:57:29.540 policy. Pierre Paulyev likes to pretend that dysfunctions in Canada's immigration policy

00:57:36.760 just started in 2021, 2019 under Justin Trudeau, but the reality is it's the Harper government

00:57:44.760 and Jason Kenney is the immigration minister that set the stage for Trudeau's immigration policy,

00:57:51.220 right? It's the Harper government. It was under the Harper government that we saw

00:57:55.560 immigration rates continue to rise. It's under the Harper government that we saw expansions of

00:58:00.420 the temporary foreign worker program in the establishment of the international mobility

00:58:04.160 program and the shift away from just agricultural work towards fast food, hospitality,

00:58:09.840 manufacturing, all these other commercial areas. And it was under the Harper government that India

00:58:21.120 and China became our primary sources for immigration. So while Trudeau is definitely

00:58:27.300 the primary villain, right? He cranked all those policies to 11. It was the Harper government and

00:58:33.320 jason kenney as immigration minister that set the stage for that and he was the one you know he

00:58:37.700 started wearing turbans and in headdresses and pandering to to to foreign uh ethnic groups for

00:58:45.820 their festivals and stuff like that way before justin trudeau was even on the scene so justin

00:58:50.600 jason kenney is definitely a primary person to blame need to get you on joe rogan go go go tell

00:58:56.980 joe that drop it in all his comments to any of your favorite podcasters tell them they need to

00:59:02.300 have Daniel Tyree from the Dominion Society on. We can have a substantive conversation on Canadian

00:59:06.420 identity, Canadian history, and the direction of our country. I think that would be very interesting.

00:59:11.500 But, you know, I have no special connections, guys, right? I'm just like one of you. Like,

00:59:17.180 I'm just a guy with some passion and a plan and a willingness to stick my neck out there.

00:59:23.120 So encourage all your favorite podcasters to have me on. I'd be happy to talk to anyone.

00:59:32.300 where do we got some more questions here? I need a producer to find these, to find these

00:59:38.680 accounts. We don't have a Giphy account yet. I, I, I have some meat, some, some gifts that I need

00:59:46.120 to add, but I haven't, I haven't set it up yet. So much to do, so much to do. I need to figure

00:59:51.140 out how to set that up though. We have some fun gifts. Opinion on Wob Canoe. He seems like the,

00:59:58.420 perfect kind of leader for Manitoba, to be honest. Again, I don't agree with these guys

01:00:05.460 politically speaking, but if you look at the history of Manitoba, there is a certain 0.60

01:00:09.180 appropriateness for someone like Wob to have taken over. So I don't follow Manitoba politics 0.83

01:00:15.520 too intimately. He has made some interesting statements. I was surprised to see his comments

01:00:21.020 on the Epstein class and stuff like that. I think he's an effective populist and much like Doug

01:00:27.560 afford much like Mark Carty, much like Wob Canoe. I can see them governing their provinces for a

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01:01:13.580 What are your predictions for the carny majority term?

01:01:16.300 Are we going to join the EU?

01:01:18.760 Who knows?

01:01:19.680 I think we'll have to kind of, we're in a bit of a holding position.

01:01:23.760 We'll have to wait and see how his majority changes his style of governance.

01:01:30.100 His first few announcements were about oil and gas and cutting the gas tax and stuff like this.

01:01:36.560 So he seems to really be positioning himself to destroy the Conservative Party.

01:01:41.240 I don't know how things like joining the EU would fit into that.

01:01:44.900 I don't think it's necessary to join the EU.

01:01:46.560 i don't think we need more globalist multilateral organizations i do think it is good to pivot

01:01:52.960 to become closer to countries especially from like a trade perspective in order to to make us

01:01:58.240 less dependent on the americans for trade but getting tangled up in another kind of

01:02:02.960 internationalist organization i think is the last thing that that canada needs

01:02:07.200 would you ever do jordan rogan yeah i just said i i'd be happy to do i i'll be i'll do pretty

01:02:17.720 much any show i'm happy to have a platform and have interesting discussions uh i'm still a bit

01:02:23.620 of a small fish guys for someone like rogan but uh one step at a time we'll get there and uh you

01:02:28.740 know go go comment on his videos make sure that he knows that you guys that his viewers want to

01:02:33.160 want to see me. I mean, the party in the future, do you think another conservative party will

01:02:41.220 devour them? That's an interesting proposition. The thing with Canadian politics is upstart parties

01:02:50.220 are difficult to come by, right? And then they generally, this comes back to what we were

01:02:54.860 talking about earlier with the kind of natural kind of dynamics of Canadian society with the

01:03:00.860 sparse population density spread out across the country.

01:03:03.300 This makes insurgent movements difficult to organize.

01:03:07.540 It makes for a really high kind of barrier to entry.

01:03:10.560 You need significant financial resources

01:03:13.220 in order to just have a national organization, right?

01:03:17.160 Coast to coast.

01:03:19.360 You can't just have, you know,

01:03:20.860 the top 10 guys easily get together

01:03:23.840 and collaborate and grow a movement.

01:03:26.940 As such, throughout Canadian history,

01:03:29.040 we see most insurgent parties are usually regional in scope, not national, right?

01:03:33.520 If you look at the Social Credit Party, if you look at the Bloc Québécois,

01:03:37.320 if you look at the reform movement, there are almost no examples of parties

01:03:43.440 that start initially as national parties.

01:03:47.440 And when they do, they have not been very successful.

01:03:51.120 Like we have to look at the Green Party, who's, you know,

01:03:54.200 they've elected one two three people at a time over the last few decades as a party we see the

01:04:00.400 ppc that tried it and it hasn't been successful if you go further back there's things like the

01:04:05.380 the reconstruction party under hh stevens that also struggled it's very difficult to start a

01:04:11.220 national organization to compete with the massive goliath the behemoth that is the conservative

01:04:17.340 party like regardless of their their their their shortcomings their failures they do have immense

01:04:24.680 uh fundraising abilities which makes them very much entrenched within the political scene so

01:04:31.720 in as if the conti if the conservatives fail to pivot and continue onto this path i think there

01:04:38.200 will be a real opportunity for for a new party and i think i'm very much watching and i think

01:04:44.760 everyone should be watching uh the politics of the united kingdom over the next few years with

01:04:49.640 that new restore britain party because uh the uk has been very interesting and again they don't

01:04:55.220 suffer from the same dynamics as us right they're a much smaller geographic country

01:04:58.720 uh these insurgent movements are much more viable but like if you look at the

01:05:03.080 the last few years you have the conservative party who were in power for for much of uh

01:05:09.000 recent history is in full collapse they've been pretty much replaced by the reform party which

01:05:13.920 was a you know an insurgent kind of right-wing alternative which has kind of cucked out and

01:05:18.140 become kind of cuck-servative um in the last over the last year but now we have the the new uh

01:05:24.940 restore britain party under rupert lowe and i think if we you know they're heading on to an

01:05:31.660 election on similar timelines as us right if restore is able to succeed even if it's just

01:05:37.560 electing a few people and getting a foothold even better if they're able to form a government or

01:05:41.600 something like that that would be a huge signal that is going to send ripple effects across the

01:05:45.780 western world and kind of prove the viability of a kind of nationalist alternative usurping power

01:05:51.960 from the traditionalist right liberal party be that the conservatives or reform or whatnot

01:05:58.240 and then that would follow the timelines of canadian politics really interestingly right

01:06:03.360 2029 is probably when we'll have our next election as well and if the conservatives

01:06:08.200 going to collapse during that election, if Restore Britain succeeds, I think there'll be a very

01:06:13.200 viable pathway to coalesce a nationalist political party in Canada and compete directly with the

01:06:21.000 Conservative Party and kind of point to that and have that as to bring credibility to a growing

01:06:26.600 movement like that. So we'll have to see how things go. Maybe there'll be an opportunity to

01:06:32.120 shift the Conservative Party in a new direction. Maybe there'll be the opportunity to start a new

01:06:39.400 party. But right now we need to focus on the meta-political, right? We need to focus on

01:06:43.560 normalizing, kind of making the foundation, laying the groundwork for such a movement to be

01:06:48.960 successful. We need to normalize this kind of nationalist perspective on Canadian politics.

01:06:53.040 We need to normalize ideas like remigration. We don't need to start a party right now. We need

01:06:58.640 to create the conditions for which a party

01:07:01.160 could succeed in past the next election

01:07:03.380 when there'll be chaos and opportunity

01:07:06.140 for insurgents and dissidents.

01:07:14.520 Let's see, more questions.

01:07:17.320 Oops, oops.

01:07:22.620 Yeah, a lot of talk about the PPC in here,

01:07:24.600 Bernier can't form government,

01:07:26.160 PPC potential party of Canada.

01:07:28.360 Yeah, one of the big issues is just they're so disorganized, right?

01:07:33.060 They have poor candidates.

01:07:35.140 They're not well organized, not to mention their messaging, their policy, their social

01:07:39.940 media.

01:07:40.620 It's all so weak.

01:07:41.620 They could be doing so much better.

01:07:43.140 Any connections with Restore Britain?

01:07:45.620 Not directly.

01:07:46.440 A lot of the young guys that are running the party, they do follow me.

01:07:49.020 They do follow the Dominion Society.

01:07:51.360 I've had some messages congratulating them and basic stuff like that.

01:07:56.740 But no collaborations.

01:07:58.180 not just yet not just yet maybe we'll see we'll see what happens we'll see if we can build some

01:08:03.060 international partnerships right now we're very focused on getting things set up here in canada

01:08:07.780 more so than uh doing things abroad when will we see you on rebel news daniel that's a great

01:08:15.220 question uh i think rebel would be it would be great if rebel would uh platform me and have

01:08:21.140 these important conversations help start shifting the conversation uh i have some connections there

01:08:26.340 with with rebel i worked with them a bit when i was with the ppc um so i reached out to them

01:08:32.180 to offer to do interviews they haven't been interested as of yet uh ezra's made some

01:08:38.260 comments uh kind of implying that we're feds and stuff like this so i'm not sure why they're not

01:08:42.980 interested in in platforming us but just like i was saying about joe rogan go leave some comments

01:08:47.380 go comment on everything that ezra does encouraging them to have us on they they'll follow clicks and

01:08:52.500 eyeballs right that's what they're all about so if they know there's an audience for it i think

01:08:57.300 they'll they'll have us on i think that would i think that would be a great development to start

01:09:01.060 putting pressure on the the cpc and i mean juno news had me on why won't why won't rebel western

01:09:08.420 standard had me on why won't rebel it's very strange it's very strange what do you guys

01:09:13.060 think why do you think they won't have this on the ppc has no social media and they dress like

01:09:19.860 shit yeah aesthetics matter they gotta aesthetics matter that's that's uh like a pre-ascended daniel

01:09:28.020 we don't need to talk about a ppc era daniel we we try and forget about that guys we try and

01:09:33.540 forget about that we're ascending are you guys are you guys taking my advice are you working

01:09:39.700 out and on are you getting big are you becoming the best version of yourself are you picking up

01:09:44.580 the books have you have you requested my reading list yet have you bought the books are you reading

01:09:50.180 canada and decay are you reading regime change from the right are you doing the readings are you

01:09:55.460 becoming the best version of yourself are you lifting are you getting that summer body ready

01:09:59.940 yet uh when are we when are we just going to talk about working out that's my that's my big uh

01:10:05.780 that's my big hobby guys that's my big hobby it's been driving me crazy to be honest lately

01:10:10.820 to be honest i hurt myself a few about a month ago now i pulled something in my in my uh

01:10:17.860 bicep or my pack and i have been not able to to work out and it's driving me pretty nuts i i i

01:10:23.540 have a pretty obsessive personality this is my this is my uh my blessing and my curse right

01:10:29.460 it's my biggest strength and my biggest weakness it has led me down some bad paths in my life

01:10:34.180 I got addicted to things, drinking alcohol, cigarettes, smoking pot, playing video games.

01:10:44.860 There's been ruts in Daniel's life, for sure.

01:10:47.840 But right now, my biggest obsession is exercising.

01:10:51.440 And that's why I really can't recommend it enough.

01:10:55.740 It's a great way to change your life.

01:10:58.340 Not only do you get that dopamine spike from working out, once you start to improve your

01:11:02.180 body and your physique like that's that's so reinforcing and that's my my obsession right now

01:11:07.520 and i can't do it because i i keep hurting myself i keep i keep trying to to work out too too early

01:11:13.480 and i keep re-injuring myself so i've gotta i've gotta i've gotta manage my willpower and not work

01:11:19.260 out most people have to manage their willpower to work out i have a bit of a backwards problem

01:11:24.680 right now what else do we have what are your thoughts on the alberta separation movement

01:11:36.100 um i am personally i'm not a separatist right i'm a i'm a federalist i firmly believe in john

01:11:42.020 a mcdonald's vision for a coast-to-coast dominion of canada excuse me for a coast-to-coast dominion

01:11:47.960 of canada but i do believe that uh like separatists be them in quebec or be them here and

01:11:55.400 uh or be there in alberta have do have some serious uh credible grievances about the

01:12:01.800 governance of our country be that you know provincial autonomy or uh the more economic

01:12:07.480 side of things resource extraction and so on so i do believe that separatist movements are a good

01:12:12.680 kind of check on the federal government in order to make sure they're attuned to provincial interests

01:12:17.960 um but i would i i think it would be a tragedy to see any province leave the dominion um i i

01:12:25.900 and i do think that separation will fail be it in quebec or in alberta uh mostly because of the

01:12:32.540 ethnic vote just like how we saw in the previous referendums in in quebec uh uh foreigners immigrants

01:12:39.800 tend to be very federalist they they tend to get a lot from the federal government be that uh more

01:12:45.280 immigrants their family members coming in or or just gibbs from the government um so i i do think

01:12:50.980 that separation will fail because of of the ethnic vote so even if you are a separatist my pitch to

01:12:56.140 you is remigration needs to be the priority even even if you you don't agree with me on on federalism

01:13:01.840 if you're going to have a successful separation movement i think we need to handle remigration

01:13:06.560 first so put that on the back burner and get behind the dominion society and let's normalize 0.87

01:13:11.620 re-migration. Let's achieve re-migration. And then you guys can consider if you want to leave 0.95

01:13:16.440 or not. I think re-migration would really solve a lot of problems that separatists are agitating

01:13:24.320 around. I didn't get any calls yet. Yes, please be patient. We have a backlog of about a thousand

01:13:30.240 calls that we need to get to. We're bringing on more and more people to help with calls all the

01:13:35.580 time we have good operations going now on vancouver island in across nova scotia now uh things are

01:13:42.300 really picking up in a bunch of pockets around ontario in southwestern ontario windsor to

01:13:47.660 hamilton to niagara um and all over alberta with a base in calgary and uh in edmonton so if you're

01:13:55.560 in those areas you'll probably will have received a call or will receive a call soon uh it's just a

01:14:00.840 matter of finding folks to help out in some of these other pockets around the country so please

01:14:04.900 please do be patient if you're a member you will receive a call um it's just a matter of when

01:14:11.140 how long does the pin take i send out membership cards personally i sign every letter myself by hand

01:14:16.900 i pack them every weekend uh if you sign up i send them out within the week and then it

01:14:22.100 takes get delivered by canada post so uh you know it'll take about two to three weeks to get to your

01:14:28.900 door depending on where you live you know we have a big country and the mail takes a

01:14:34.020 a little bit of time to get across the to get across this great country

01:14:43.380 toronto's son dominion society yet i don't know if post media would take my money do you know

01:14:48.020 who's on the post media board my best friend jason kenney um i think that might be a reason why uh

01:14:54.660 we don't see them they ignore all my requests for for op-eds uh i don't know if they'd even take my

01:15:00.500 money for for an ad i think they they think we're they're just like the liberals they think we're

01:15:05.540 we're we're hateful or bigots or something when we just have a passion for canadian history and

01:15:09.540 identity daniel what do you think about the idea of a north american union um no i want canada to

01:15:19.460 remain an independent country you know i i wouldn't be against an expansionist vision for canada you

01:15:25.460 know i think there are some northern states that are much more attuned with canadian identity

01:15:30.420 especially um out out east um you know maine and some of those i think there are some northern

01:15:36.820 states that i think would fit nicely into canada but i i'd be more of a canadian expansionist

01:15:41.700 before i'd be uh like a pan your uh pan-american uh union type guy

01:15:49.460 lots of uh positive comments guys i i appreciate all the support from everyone

01:16:01.340 yeah restore britain up to nine percent in the polls yeah and it looks like they'll retain

01:16:05.860 rupert's seat there even that would be a good development but you know this is incredible for

01:16:10.880 for only a couple of months since since the party's launch it's a it's a real strong

01:16:17.300 um start from from restore and i'm i'm excited to see where it goes they the the whole anglosphere

01:16:26.280 is behind them there's so much stock on that movement just like trump coming down that

01:16:31.480 escalator was a huge kind of pivot in global politics around kind of more nationalist ideas

01:16:37.360 sure it was more about trade and immigration restriction than like a more pure nationalist

01:16:41.740 message. I think Rupert Lowe's kind of announcement video is that is that next big shock in global

01:16:47.540 politics. We've seen nationalist parties rise in Europe. But the thing is, they've all been

01:16:53.020 in non-English speaking countries, right? There's been a rise in like Austria and Germany and stuff

01:16:59.740 like this for the AFD and the FPO and stuff like this. But this is the first time that there's been

01:17:05.000 an authentic nationalist message in an Anglosphere country. So I think it could have huge ripple

01:17:09.280 effects across the anglosphere can the united states australia new zealand um they they there's

01:17:15.760 a lot riding on them it's not just their own country side question have you ever been to quebec

01:17:33.200 i don't remember if you talked about it or not yeah yeah i've been to quebec i lived in gatineau

01:17:36.800 actually for a couple a year or two while i was working for the ppc um i've been to montreal uh

01:17:42.640 in in quebec city uh during my time with the ppc as well first uh there was a big uh covid protest

01:17:50.080 in montreal that i attended uh i've been to max's riding the boats in southern quebec um i've been

01:17:56.480 a bit around quebec a beautiful province uh i think montreal and quebec city are some of

01:18:01.520 canada's greatest cities if not the greatest cities in the in the country uh where you see

01:18:06.720 kind of authentic canadian identity they're much older than than places like toronto and a lot of

01:18:11.520 that architecture has been preserved and i i feel very connected to my to my roots there so i i do

01:18:17.040 love quebec we love we love our francophone brothers right uh we're a new age of canadian

01:18:22.640 nationalists we're not we're not hating on the french we want to work together with french

01:18:26.400 canadians to take back our country and i think we should take a lot of inspiration from them right

01:18:31.120 Right. Quebec has always been focused on ethno-cultural identity.

01:18:37.000 They've always been focused on preserving their French as the only bastion of Francophones in North America, surrounded by English speakers in Canada and the United States and all sides.

01:18:48.640 They've always been focused on preserving their Franco-Canadian ethno-cultural identity.

01:18:54.120 And as such, I think there's a lot we can learn and borrow from them to spread across Canada that's very consistent with our identity and history.

01:19:03.180 Instead of being so focused on importing things from Europe and other foreign countries, like Quebec has very much the roadmap that Canada needs to get a lot of things back on track.

01:19:17.940 Have you heard of the Remigration Convention in Europe?

01:19:20.440 Yeah, the Remigration Summit.

01:19:21.720 I will be going this year.

01:19:23.280 I wasn't able to go last year, but I am planning to go this year. I was invited personally by

01:19:28.920 Martin Selner himself. How soon after remigration can we dismantle gender ideology? I am not looking

01:19:36.700 at other issues right now, guys. Immigration, demographic change, demographic replacement,

01:19:41.400 this is the most important issue, bar none. So the Dominion Society is only focused on this one 0.70

01:19:47.240 issue. We don't want to be starting arguments and conversations on all these different issues. We

01:19:52.080 We want to remain narrowly focused on, on remigration. 1.00

01:19:54.600 We want to be those remigration guys. 0.97

01:19:56.680 We need people to understand what that means. 0.99

01:19:58.620 We have other activists, you know, Billboard, Chris, and blah, blah, blah,

01:20:01.560 focusing on, on gender ideology.

01:20:03.740 They do good work. 1.00

01:20:05.620 I'm focused on, on remigration. 0.59

01:20:07.440 I'm not, I'm not pivoting to other issues.

01:20:10.720 That's, that's for, for political actors.

01:20:12.700 That's for other activists.

01:20:13.800 We are the nationalist organization focused on remigration.

01:20:18.260 wasn't someone from the dominion society and rebel news before no i don't think so maybe

01:20:24.920 maybe someone got interviewed or something at a protest i don't not that i'm aware of though

01:20:29.160 we need daniel tyree on trend now you guys think i need to go on on uh on uh testosterone

01:20:45.020 I'm pretty big guys.

01:20:47.600 You can't see it when I'm all dressed up,

01:20:49.460 but I'm pretty big, I'm bigger than you think.

01:20:58.740 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:20:59.580 I'm sorry, Daniel, I was busy with university.

01:21:01.460 I'm back on the grind now.

01:21:03.000 That's great to hear.

01:21:03.900 I know a lot of our guys have been distracted

01:21:06.540 this last month or so with exams and stuff.

01:21:08.660 We understand guys.

01:21:09.640 I was there in university.

01:21:11.740 I know how it is at this time of year,

01:21:14.120 But now that exams are wrapping up,

01:21:19.140 then we're gonna be pushing a lot.

01:21:20.660 We have a lot of guys that are gonna be pushing full steam

01:21:24.180 on Dominion Society into the summer.

01:21:27.180 I think the summer will be a big time for us to grow.

01:21:30.900 Where can we find the full reading list?

01:21:32.780 Send me an email, info at dominionsociety.ca.

01:21:35.280 I'll send you the reading list.

01:21:38.320 It's easier than just listing them all off here.

01:21:40.740 But the top two, I would say are Candid and Decay

01:21:44.440 by Ricardo Duchesne and Regime Change from the Right

01:21:47.980 by Martin Sellner.

01:21:58.060 We gotta lay off the trend, Daniel.

01:22:00.880 We don't do any drugs, guys.

01:22:02.800 We're ascending, but we're all natural, I'm natty.

01:22:05.960 I'm fully natty.

01:22:07.140 You know, we just eat a good diet,

01:22:09.520 Get your macros in, get your protein in,

01:22:12.800 and you'll grow, you'll grow big.

01:22:14.120 Trust me, I've turned my physique around

01:22:16.100 in the last year or so.

01:22:18.540 And you guys can do it too.

01:22:21.160 I'd be happy to give anyone advice on lifting there.

01:22:33.600 Do we have any more questions?

01:22:35.580 I've got my pin, thank you, great.

01:22:37.240 I, I, and the pin is aesthetic as fuck. Yes. I have it on all of my coats. I wear it every

01:22:45.020 single day. Not just this one, the Dominion Society pin. And I get compliments on it all

01:22:49.120 the time. What's that? What's that? Oh, it's the Dominion Society. You should check it out.

01:22:53.620 You should check it out. It's, it's a conversation starter, right? It's, it's a way for us to build

01:22:58.560 community. It's a way for us to give you a token of gratitude for, for, for, for giving us your,

01:23:04.740 your faith for giving us your treasure but it's also a way to to spread our brand we want people

01:23:10.580 out there proudly wearing the dominion society badge and in starting conversations mentioning

01:23:16.660 remigration mentioning the dominion society it's all part of the overall aesthetic right

01:23:21.620 we want an army of guys in suits wearing the pin right it's a good it's a good look it's a good look

01:23:27.140 What is the difference between restore and reform? I would say this is literally the

01:23:39.400 axis of liberalism and nationalism, right? Reform wants to reform the system and restore wants to

01:23:46.700 completely replace the system, restore what once was. So they take a much more nationalist

01:23:53.260 perspective, you know, they threw Rupert Lowe out of the party for calling for mass deportations,

01:23:59.060 specifically related to the communities that supported the Pakistani rape gangs.

01:24:05.000 So they take a much stronger stance on immigration and all sorts of issues. So

01:24:10.460 that's the, I would say that's the driving difference between the two.

01:24:15.580 One of them just kind of wants to fit into the liberal establishment and kind of tone things

01:24:21.160 down kind of like the conservatives restore wants to completely turn the direction of the country

01:24:26.440 around which is much more in line with my thinking thoughts on what's going on in ireland i i really

01:24:36.360 don't know what's going on in ireland i haven't been i haven't been following guys i'm very

01:24:40.600 focused on just canadian politics just re-migration um i i'm not all uh i'm not all over what's going

01:24:47.880 on in Ireland right now. Is the Dominion Society membership 18 plus? It's 16 plus actually, 16 plus.

01:24:59.820 Have you ever been to Sudbury, Ontario? Just once, again with the PPC, I did a tour around

01:25:05.320 Northern Ontario with Max a few years ago. We hit North Bay and Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury

01:25:13.060 as a as a duo um but I've only been there the one time I'm not super familiar with the area

01:25:18.920 but we actually do I was I was um going through our membership here in Ontario to prepare for

01:25:23.900 something that I'm I'm working on right now and I found that we have a lot of people in

01:25:29.200 in and around Sudbury um uh I mean not like hundreds or anything but like a solid base

01:25:35.540 of support in in Sudbury and some of the surrounding towns so if you're in Sudbury

01:25:39.260 we definitely get involved.

01:25:40.960 I wanna get things online there soon

01:25:44.940 once we find someone to be our kind of key coordinator.

01:25:55.180 What are the DS guiding philosophical principles?

01:25:57.960 I mean, we're an activist organization 1.00

01:26:00.320 that promotes re-migration.

01:26:01.820 You can find our full re-migration plan on our website. 0.84

01:26:05.140 Oops.

01:26:09.260 and you can see exactly what we stand for but our driving kind of uh ethos is is nationalism right

01:26:16.580 it's it's this kind of illiberal perspective on Canadian society and identity that's much more in

01:26:21.960 line with Canadian culture um so uh like we very much reject this kind of liberal universalist

01:26:31.260 perspective on society and we put forward an alternative that is nationalist and particularist

01:26:37.240 like we don't believe that every every human being is the same we believe that canadians

01:26:41.800 are distinct from americans are distinct from indians are distinct from chinese people

01:26:45.720 and that we have a duty to maintain our kind of ancestral continuity within our homelands

01:26:51.800 as a priority above things like economic interests and so on

01:26:55.320 um so i think that that would be a quick summary of our kind of core core philosophy if that makes

01:27:01.480 sense

01:27:23.080 don't roofie yourself like clavicular no no no no drugs guys we don't do drugs we're drinking

01:27:28.520 we're drinking sparkling water here we're on the cut uh fully fully natty nothing like that

01:27:44.440 who is most likely to get honey potted daniel greg or ken i don't know i don't think uh you

01:27:59.800 know ken's a family man so he's he should be clean uh in in me myself i i like i i don't have

01:28:06.360 many vices i'm not i'm not wooed by uh women i'm very focused on achieving our goals i i you know

01:28:15.160 i'm not out on the town doing all that sort of stuff i walk the dog i work out and i promote

01:28:22.440 the dominion society that's my life uh so we're not we're not getting honey potted we're not getting

01:28:27.960 honey potted uh i don't know about greg i'll have to i'll have to have a conversation make sure no

01:28:32.760 no one's getting no one's getting honey potted

01:28:34.620 not incels we're vol cells we're focused on the cause we choose not to not to be wooed by women

01:28:43.860 not it's not involuntary right it's it's of it's of our own choice

01:28:48.820 new here really loving the content ds have any presence in kw or cambridge area yeah we actually

01:28:57.100 do have a growing team in kw i think they're looking to to to meet up soon um like this week

01:29:07.120 next weekend or something like that so if you if you're interested you got to get involved and get

01:29:11.600 on boarded uh we do have a small team starting to grow in kitchener waterloo cambridge tri-city area

01:29:16.700 uh that's where that's where like i have some experience there i went to university at waterloo

01:29:22.360 i lived there for five years uh so i do have some some roots out in kw so i'd like to see our team

01:29:27.560 grow there should we stream with clav i'll go down to to miami uh spend some time in the in

01:29:41.480 the nightclubs you guys think that's a good idea okay i think i think we're done with questions

01:29:53.240 for tonight uh i think we might wrap up early guys uh gotta go eat dinner gotta go eat dinner

01:29:59.720 uh but you know a fun a fun stream a fun day uh just going back to that that clip in the senate

01:30:08.360 i that's just gold right the the optics of it the optics of it i think speak levels we have this

01:30:16.520 this woman comes forward this old boomer woman in a face mask uh going off about incels and racism

01:30:26.040 and talking about her jewish descent and and and shooting up synagogues and all this stuff

01:30:32.200 i think this all plays very well and it juxtaposes very well against the dominion society and guys

01:30:36.840 like me the young vital passionate people who just don't care about the name calling anymore

01:30:43.320 that just want to get our country back on track that just doesn't want our country to become

01:30:49.000 india that just wants our country to remain canada is that too much to ask so a big accomplishment

01:30:57.240 but we have to get ready we have to get ready so if you can head over to our website the dominion

01:31:01.800 communitysociety.ca become a member join make a small donation if you can afford it everything

01:31:07.400 goes back into the organization and helps us grow we want to build this into a big professional

01:31:12.180 movement that can work at this full time to advance the cause in a professional manner and

01:31:17.360 we're making a difference we're we're on the the in in the crosshairs of the government right

01:31:23.360 this isn't the first time either there's some other stuff going on behind the scenes that I'll

01:31:26.960 that i'll try and share with you when when we're ready um but the government's trying to crack down

01:31:33.340 on us they're trying to derail us but we're we've got our eyes on the prize we're fighting for

01:31:37.100 something greater than just ourselves so we don't mind struggling we don't mind sacrificing

01:31:41.460 we're focused on one thing and that's taking our country back and passing it on to our future

01:31:46.980 generations it's not about us right it's about it's not about me becoming famous it's not about

01:31:53.980 it's not about uh controversy or or glamour it's about taking our country back and passing it on

01:32:00.900 to the next generation so we don't mind we don't mind challenges we don't mind i the government

01:32:05.600 can try and persecute me they can try and you know bring me before these human rights tribunals i

01:32:11.160 will argue our case uh we will challenge these unconstitutional laws that unnecessarily crack

01:32:17.680 down on the on our value of free speech we're not going anywhere but up so uh get get get ready boys

01:32:27.120 um so thanks for joining us tonight guys i i know i know some of you like me to go on and drone on

01:32:33.920 for hours and hours and hours uh that's this is pretty much all i have to say for tonight um but

01:32:41.360 we're just getting started uh we've moved on from phase one ignoring to phase two attacking

01:32:49.120 and we relish the fight we love it we we want them to wrestle with us bring it on bring it on

01:32:55.680 let's have some arguments about canadian identity canadian heritage oh arthur arthur wants to

01:33:02.640 to say hi do i say hi big guy oh big guy can we get some w's in the chat for arthur

01:33:11.360 big guy handsome boy

01:33:16.480 arthur had a rough week he's in recovery mode he's in recovery mode

01:33:22.960 he had an emergency procedure last week ruptured anal gland we won't get too much into it but he's

01:33:29.600 healing well we love arthur dominion society mascot ethno-nationalist doggy the nova scotia

01:33:36.640 duck tolling retriever uh a purebred canadian breed if we can have purebred canadian dogs we

01:33:43.600 can have purebred canadian people right right a mix of all sorts of european breeds into a uniquely

01:33:49.920 canadian uh breed the nova scotia duck tolling retriever so there's arthur dominion society

01:33:56.240 mascot 11 point plan explanation soon yeah maybe we'll do it next week um i have a couple of plans

01:34:02.320 for these live streams that we can do when there's not as much going on in the news,

01:34:10.240 when we're not being talked about in the Senate, when there's not big by-elections going on.

01:34:15.280 So I want to do a stream where we go through the full re-migration plan point by point.

01:34:19.360 Maybe we'll do it next weekend.

01:34:21.160 I want to do a stream where we break down the reading list point by point by point, book by book.

01:34:26.820 And I want to do a tier list.

01:34:29.240 I want to do a tier list on Canadian prime ministers for you guys.

01:34:31.600 I think that would be fun.

01:34:32.320 um so there's there's a a few things i have planned for the next few weeks when when uh

01:34:39.580 when when there's some more time for it laboratory laboratory retriever i want to get a i want to get

01:34:44.300 a new phoenix i want to get a giant new fee and just like keep collecting canadian dog breeds i

01:34:50.760 think that would be i think that would be fun um yeah so we got some plans for future live streams

01:34:58.460 uh i'll get to it uh when there's a bit of a lull in the news cycle maybe next week we'll see what

01:35:04.220 happens we'll see what happens but uh i'd be we'll definitely break down that plan point by point i

01:35:09.980 think that would take a good hour or two there's there's so much to to um to work on there so

01:35:17.500 anyways uh thank you so much for for joining us tonight guys a big w for the for the dominion

01:35:24.460 society. Remigration is in the Hansard. April 16th, the day that remigration was first said 0.99

01:35:31.780 in the Canadian government buildings, a huge W. But bigger fights are coming and we have to prepare.

01:35:41.400 So get involved, make a donation, follow us on social media, take the next step.

01:35:48.460 Have a great night and long live Canada.

Dominion Society of Canada - April 17, 2026

By-elections, Carney's New Majority, and DS in the Senate ｜ Long Live Canada Ep.5

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