00:09:47.380now right now this call to prayer is only going on once a week it seems on fridays right before
00:09:58.920for two to three minutes before their service at the mosque but for those that are familiar
00:10:04.220with the religion this is in in actual muslim countries in the middle east this will play
00:10:09.620several times a day five times a day on loud speakers around the city calling muslims to
00:10:16.720take to their daily prayers. So they're just starting to test the waters here in Rodina,
00:10:23.140Saskatchewan once a week with all the proper permits and everything renewed for the entire
00:10:29.360summer and probably the entire year. And let's not mistake ourselves. There is a distinct plan
00:10:38.320behind what these people are doing. This is a display of cultural dominance over the area.
00:10:42.380Muslims make up a tiny portion of Saskatchewan. They make up a tiny portion of Regina. And yet
00:10:49.000now they're being allowed to blare their foreign language, their foreign religion into the public
00:10:55.960airspace in order to continue to normalize and push their culture into Canadian society.
00:11:05.060and the the you know the government uh the local government is saying that this is a
00:11:11.880and even the the the muslim leaders in the area it's all cloaked in this language of multiculturalism
00:11:20.200uh that we have become accustomed to you can see right here growing muslim populations officials
00:11:28.920added that a child care center islamic school and masjid are all in the works we believe in
00:11:33.960multicultural diversity and we appreciate that the regina police service for giving us permission
00:11:39.640to test this call to prayer with the loudspeaker on the rooftop to give us the permission for one
00:11:44.360must month to test to see how it's going before they actually issue a permit for a longer period
00:11:50.000of time so it's all cloaked in this language of multiculturalism which is objectively not really
00:11:56.780what muslims believe if we look at things around the world if we look at things historically
00:12:01.560like this is an imperialist style religion that believes in cultural dominance they don't believe
00:12:07.840their own culture does not believe in uh multiculturalism pluralism or any of these
00:12:14.460things they believe in spreading their own religion and converting heretics to to their own
00:12:20.100cause so once they're in our society once they're in western societies they'll use that foothold
00:12:25.980They'll use our arguments, our stated position, our laws to their own advantage to get a foothold, to start to normalize their religion.
00:12:34.560And as they grow, they use their organization, they use their pseudo political, pseudo religious organization in order to get control over complete writings and continue to push for changes.
00:12:50.040They start to normalize things like Sharia law, Sharia banking, all these things to try and push
00:12:56.020out and take advantage of less organized, more liberal Christian religions. So really, this is
00:13:02.700just the first step. This is their, just like the giant monuments in Brampton of foreign gods,
00:13:12.820This is their effort to impose their culture on our country. And we have conservative influencers, conservative pundits being like, I don't see the problem. I don't see the problem. People like Rupert Supramaniam.
00:13:30.080so we we see this statement here from the regina police basically threatening anyone who complains
00:13:36.360with hate crimes regina police services rps is aware of a public discussion around the permit
00:13:42.200issued to the rps by the rps to a local faith group to amplify their call to prayer via their
00:13:47.980downtown rooftop speaker the call lasts approximately three minutes and takes place over noon hour on
00:13:53.000Fridays. In this case, based on our information to the RPS, the request falls within the bylaw
00:14:00.920requirements. The current time, the Regina police is aware of threats being made in relation to this
00:14:06.680practice and in response, an enhanced police presence will be visible around Muslim places
00:14:11.540of gathering. Threats will be taken seriously and investigated under enhanced Canadian hate crime
00:14:17.440legislation. So they're already, anyone that complains about this, anyone that doesn't want
00:14:22.560to see this in their neighborhood, in their society. Anyone that might be pushing back on
00:14:27.660this in any real way. Maybe people go out to protest this or whatnot. No, the Regina Police
00:14:32.600Service is not on your side. They will be wielding new hate crime legislation against you. It's okay
00:14:40.380when the Muslims try and come in and enforce their cultural dominance. But if you try and push back
00:14:45.940and say that Canadian culture is like, it tries to try and enforce Canadian cultural standards,
00:14:52.540then no, the full strength of the law will be used against you to silence you and push you out.
00:14:58.100So you have conservative pundits, conservative, conservative, right? These people are really
00:15:03.100right liberals, not, not conservatives in any good sense of the word. Like, like Rupa chiming
00:15:08.760in and saying, good call from Regina police. I don't care much for religion. And I have plenty
00:15:14.380of criticisms of Islam, but I care deeply about religious freedoms. In a free society, people
00:15:21.100should be able to practice their faith freely. And in this case, if the call to prayer complies
00:15:25.640with local noise bylaws and other regulations, then allowing the call to prayer is the right
00:15:30.740decision. And I mean, in a sense, she's correct. Like, as long as they are playing within the
00:15:38.080rules of the game, as long as they're adhering to the law, technically, there's nothing wrong with
00:15:43.080this. But nationalists, us people leaning right, us people who disagree with the cultural
00:15:53.620transformation of our society, we can't be taking this libertarian, liberal approach to things
00:16:01.400anymore. We can't. Well, technically, it complies to the law. Technically, they got their permit.
00:16:07.720No, no, no. We have to be pushing to transform the rules of the game. The problem is the rules are broken and they have been broken since in and around the 1970s after the cultural revolution of Pierre Trudeau, Lester Pearson, Brian Mulroney even, that transformed Canada into this multicultural society, resulting in this multiracial society that's completely fractured.
00:16:35.640no sort of unifying culture to rally around for cultural stability. No, no, no. Now in this day
00:16:41.860and age, we have to be pushing to change the rules of the game. I don't care if it's adhering
00:16:49.600to local bylaws. I don't care that bylaws are wrong. The bylaws must be changed. We must have
00:16:55.660cultural standards in this country or else it's going to factionalize, it's going to balkanize,
00:17:00.280and things are going to fall apart. We don't want to live in a foreign country. We want to live in
00:17:06.260Canada. We don't want our society to transform into the Middle East. We don't want it to
00:17:11.540transform into a third world country. We want to have the country we were born into, the country
00:17:17.020we inherited, and we want to be able to pass that country onto our children and grandchildren.
00:17:22.660So no, it's not about whether it complies with the bylaws. It's not about whether what the police
00:17:28.060says. It's about how we want our society to be. Do we want our society to be one where there is
00:17:35.740Muslim calls to prayer in foreign languages five times a day? Yes, sure. Now it's just once a week,
00:17:42.380but what's it going to be, you know, after this trial period? All of a sudden, it's once a day.
00:17:48.680Then it's twice a day. Then it's five times a day. And all of a sudden, you're living in a Muslim
00:17:53.720country. If I wanted to live in a Muslim country, I'd get on a plane and I'd go to live in one of
00:17:58.440the many Muslim countries around the world, where they are super majorities, where they enforce
00:18:03.580their religious laws on everyone. I want to live in Canada. And as such, we need to take a page
00:18:11.020out of these Muslim countries' books and enforce our own cultural standards. If they don't want to
00:18:15.880live here, if they want to live with their foreign religion, with their foreign culture,
00:18:21.340they can live in their foreign country. We need to put our feet down. It's not good enough that
00:18:27.500it's like, technically they're abiding by the laws. Not good enough. We have a way of doing
00:18:33.440things in Canada. We have a culture. We have a great culture. And that's why so many people want
00:18:38.460to come here. And if we allow, if we just bend over backwards for everyone and allow all these
00:18:44.540people to push us around and transform our country, it's going to continue to get worse and worse and
00:18:49.360worse and then no one will want to live here so it's time to put our foot down i know this is
00:18:55.520people might be like you're overreacting this is just a once a week thing in one city across
00:19:00.000the entire country we have to stamp this out because it's the attitude behind it right it's
00:19:05.040the it's the it's the the multiculturalist rhetoric that these muslim groups are are uh taking advantage
00:19:12.160of in order to advance their call cause even though they don't really believe in it it's the
00:19:17.760it's the weak conservative right liberal conservative pundits who say well technically
00:19:23.680this is all right because we should have religious freedoms no no no we should enforce
00:19:29.200our way of living and maintain that for the future it's all these attitudes that's just going to
00:19:35.120allow for a more pervasive transformation of our society and we don't have time for this right
00:19:42.000we are losing our demographic security our country our country is transforming very rapidly
00:19:46.960and unless we start pushing back on every little thing unless we stop giving them an inch at every
00:19:52.320moment this is we're going to lose our country so this is a a concerning trend it's uh it's an
00:20:02.560unacceptable cultural practice in canada and we have to we have to start putting our foot down
00:20:08.800like canada is a christian secular country we have religious norms we have religious standards
00:20:15.360if you want to come here, you need to assimilate into our country. You need to merge into our
00:20:23.100society. You can't come here with your foreign cultures, your foreign religions, your foreign
00:20:28.500languages and transform our society into something completely different. If you want to live with
00:20:34.220your culture, stay home or go home either way. So that's what I have to say about that.
00:20:41.880very simple very simple um the other thing the next thing i want to talk about this week is
00:20:53.040the increasing trend of left-wing terrorism in canada around the world
00:21:00.280you see that i remembered my water this time guys i won't have to just like uh
00:21:06.800run out of uh speaking capabilities halfway through the stream i'm doing better this time
00:21:13.320i'm doing we had technical difficulties at the start but but i remember my sparkling water
00:21:18.480uh you can't have a stream where just everything goes right guys something has to go wrong at every
00:21:24.860at every at every stage you can't have a perfect stream it's that's just not how it works it's just
00:21:29.500know how it works um yeah yeah yeah let's talk i do want to talk about left-wing terrorism before
00:21:38.380before we get into that i want to i think we need to touch on the the big story of the week
00:21:42.500i don't want to talk too much about this to be honest but the big the big act of terrorism the
00:21:48.520big act of violence this week was the shooting in downtown montreal now this to be honest i haven't
00:21:57.020been I haven't been following it super closely you know I'm obsessed with one topic and this
00:22:03.180is not really relevant to that one topic so I I didn't do a deep dive into it or anything if I'm
00:22:08.540if I'm being totally honest with you guys but uh it's just too absurd not to not to talk about a
00:22:15.440little bit right it's just such a bizarre situation you have you have incel mass shooter
00:22:22.440in downtown montreal at porn hub hq multiple people killed a woman police officer
00:22:33.660kills a civilian who happens to be a rabbi and it's all done with an sks which is probably the
00:22:43.360most common long gun in this country that's not been tried that the government hasn't yet tried
00:22:50.440the band or buy back or whatnot it is just an absurd mix of uh factors that to be honest is a
00:23:01.100kind of uh conspiracy theorist wet dream uh so i don't want to to to dive too far into this what
00:23:08.080i did find interesting was the media on all sides the whether it's the alternative media the right
00:23:17.160wing media left wing media all jump to uh to try and label the shooter as far left far right
00:23:26.000where does the shooter actually stand um immediately at the gate you get cbc and all the uh
00:23:32.680all the mainstream leftist to kind of uh rags come out and say he's a he's a far right incel
00:23:41.540it's about white supremacy anti-woman all this stuff and then you get you get uh you get the um
00:23:49.700uh the national post you get rebel news all coming out being like erm actually he's a far
00:23:56.520left communist uh so you get both sides pointing figures fingers at each other saying he's far
00:24:04.640left he's far right where does he actually stand i just thought it was just ridiculous you get you
00:24:12.800get the national post montreal shooter was actually a revolutionary communist um and and as i said i
00:24:21.040haven't done a deep dive he he there was a there was a 104 page manifesto i haven't gone through
00:24:26.400it um but it seems like this this guy was all over the map i don't think you can immediately put him
00:24:32.640in either bucket. He explicitly criticized people on both the right and the left for
00:24:39.520different reasons. He criticized the unfettered capitalism and degeneracy of the right. He
00:24:45.040criticized feminism, open borders, migration, and so on. On the left, he explicitly attacked
00:24:53.360both parties in an elite benefit, benefiting from the chaos caused by both of them.
00:25:00.240with a with a big commentary on modern dating pornography uh in in elite capitalism and then
00:25:09.280ultimately advanced a sort of totalitarian view of society that was transhumanist in in character
00:25:16.460uh anti-feminist uh kind of all over the map so the the the to to i don't i don't even think
00:25:27.060it's worth considering in this larger conversation on left-wing terrorism but it is just bizarre and
00:25:36.480hilarious to to watch the mainstream media play play it's your fault it's your fault uh when in
00:25:43.940actuality he he seems to have advanced a rather complex commentary on modern society now i do
00:25:52.300want to say very outright that I don't believe in political violence if that wasn't obvious
00:25:59.300I think it's counterproductive in general if you have good ideas you want to get eyeballs on it I
00:26:07.020do think that violence at any level undermines your political positions while it might bring
00:26:14.820short-term attention to things. It does undermine any sort of serious ideas or commentary that you
00:26:22.700might have. And ultimately, it leads to further crackdowns on the state, disenfranchisement of
00:26:30.860more moderate positions. So I think his, any points that he might have had, regardless of
00:26:41.800substance behind them could have gone so much further if he would have advanced them in a more
00:26:45.880productive way at the end of the day this is a a mentally unwell person um resorting to to to
00:26:54.360violence largely in an effort probably to commit suicide um so i do want to explicitly condemn
00:27:02.040any sort of political violence i don't think it's productive i think that there are more effective
00:27:07.720ways to advance a political message within our society and that's exactly what we're doing day
00:27:12.840in and day out um but i i i also just need to to to criticize the media coverage on this
00:27:20.200um on both sides which i i think is generally counterproductive uh a big thank you for the
00:27:27.200super chat from at david john ar is there is there risk joining domsock as a uni student
00:27:33.240are there lots of students in domsoc i feel i fear being expelled for extremist affiliations
00:27:39.380there are lots of students in the dominion society we've never had any students get penalized in any
00:27:45.140way uh for their affiliation with us um there's lots of students in the organization we're very
00:27:52.520careful about data security i can appreciate your uh your concerns but based on experiences
00:28:00.800they're they're not particularly warranted so we would uh we would welcome you into our organization
00:28:05.480david now i do want to now the other the actual thing that i wanted to focus on though is
00:28:15.460the the rise in left-wing terrorism and what inspired me to talk about this was uh what
00:28:23.800happened to my friend alexander cormier denise last night in montreal as well so you guys may
00:28:33.000have seen this alexandre is a a nationalist commentator a right nationalist commentator in
00:28:41.320in quebec he runs a podcast uh he he has a a small fraternal organization i'm not completely
00:28:48.440sure what the the details is and but last night as they celebrated quebec's national holiday uh
00:28:56.040the saint jean baptiste day his his party was they tried to to get it swatted and then his car was
00:29:04.920fire bombed his car was fire bombed and destroyed in a residential neighborhood anti-fascist
00:29:12.440terrorism the antifas have just burned my car in quebec while i was holding an event for canada
00:29:19.000or i guess this was in quebec city not in montreal a criminal investigation is underway
00:29:23.180these scoundrels will have to pay for their terrorist acts just absolutely absurd and all the
00:29:33.100while you all you hear from the government and the police and csis all the time is the fear of
00:29:42.240white nationalist hate of internet uh ideologically motivated extremists from incels or or or the far
00:29:50.520right the the boogeyman of the far right you have cbc uh perpetually investigating stalking
00:29:58.500guys uh in in second sons and active clubs for working out together in parks meanwhile antifa
00:30:05.620is firebombing vehicles. We were organizing DomCon, DomCon in the Hamilton area coming up
00:30:14.980later this summer. And you have not-for-profits, the mainstream media, local politicians all
00:30:22.540working in tandem in order to shut down our event because of the threats of the far right,
00:30:27.900of Canadian nationalists. Meanwhile, leftists constantly engage in terrorism. We have to
00:30:33.860understand what exactly terrorism is, right? It's not just violence, which is definitely the most
00:30:40.080heinous version of terrorism, but it is foundationally striking terror into your
00:30:50.160opponents, be it ethnic, ideological, political, religious, it doesn't matter. And we see Antifa
00:30:58.940constantly engage in all sorts of terror attacks, whether it be violence or whether it just be
00:31:05.580whether it just be doxing campaigns to try and get people fired, kicked out of school,
00:31:10.680all these things. The drive behind these things to get venues to cancel on us, all these things,
00:31:16.500the drive behind these things is to inspire terror in their political opponents, right?
00:31:21.460It's not just to make it more difficult for us to organize. It's not just to shut down our events.
00:31:28.100it's to create a culture where people on the right where nationalists were feet are too scared to get
00:31:37.480involved in organizations just like just like um uh the super chat there david was asking
00:31:42.660right there he is terrified to join our organization because he's worried that antifa
00:31:49.540might dox him and get him thrown out of school and that's because they engage in political terrorism
00:31:55.880in order to achieve these ends, in order to create a climate, not of debate, conversation, ideas,
00:32:04.560what's best for society. No, they just disagree with us. So they smear us, they dehumanize us,
00:32:10.160they try and scare people away from attending events, hosting events, joining productive
00:32:16.260political organizations like the Dominion Society, right? We are not the violent ones here. The
00:32:23.080the government the mainstream media they try and frame us as dangerous extremists when really we're
00:32:30.680just peaceful political advocates we have a different view of society we think they're
00:32:35.480wrong about almost everything we have a different view of society we want to transform our culture
00:32:40.840our country through activism through distributing literature through spreading our ideas online
00:32:47.640through writing comprehensive policy papers by creating a localized culture
00:32:54.920of activism and community around a shared set of ideas a vision for the future
00:33:00.840and they go out of their way to use government-funded not-for-profits government-funded
00:33:06.200media the government municipal governments in order to smear us delegitimize us and try and make
00:33:14.920make it impossible for us to engage in this peaceful political activism. And the ironic
00:33:20.200thing is, the more they attack legitimate political actors like us, the more they're
00:33:25.220actually going to push people towards more and more radical options. You might have scare away
00:33:30.180the moderates from engaging and keep them at home. But the other people that you're denying a
00:33:35.860productive channel to engage in the political process, those people are just going to turn
00:33:40.860to more extreme options right so the ironic thing is through their political terrorism they
00:33:46.620polarize and radicalize society and make it more dangerous and violent while people like me while
00:33:51.880the dominion society tries to put forward a clear political vision and an effective tactic in order
00:33:57.840to advance policy in in what we believe is the right way what i think most westerners who are
00:34:03.720honest would agree is the right way. So it's very disturbing. It's very disturbing. I hope to see
00:34:11.460the full force of the law come down on these people. But you have to consider what would be
00:34:18.460the equivalent reaction if Rachel Gilmore's car got firebombed, if some mainstream left-wing
00:34:28.080journalist, if their vehicle got set on fire, what would be the response, right? You'd see
00:34:36.880Mark Carney out the next day saying right-wing terrorism, ideologically motivated violent
00:34:46.040extremism, all these buzzwords. You'd see a massive task force from CSIS trying to crack
00:34:52.700down on these things. You'd see CBC running investigative reports. You'd see, you'd see
00:34:59.620such a massive reaction. Did you see anyone talk about Alexander Cormier Denise's case today?
00:35:08.900Very little mainstream coverage. You probably wouldn't even have a note about it unless you
00:35:12.660follow me on Twitter, unless you're, unless you're watching right now. So this is like,
00:35:17.700that's the difference, right? They make up this boogeyman of the far right. They talk about it
00:35:26.500all the time. Nothing ever happens because we're not violent. And then when actual violence happens,
00:35:32.520they ignore it. And this is exactly what's polarizing our society. So it's very concerning.
00:35:40.960It's very concerning, but we can't be deterred. We need to push on. We need to continue doing
00:35:47.860things the right way. The more they try and villainize us, the more they try and vilify us,
00:35:52.860the more attention they put on us, the more normies they bring towards us, the more of a
00:35:59.460spotlight they shine on us. And as long as we continue to do things the right way,
00:36:04.200we we we have a smile on our face we have the right ideas we're not hateful we have love in
00:36:11.000our heart and a positive vision for the future of society as they try and put more attention on us
00:36:17.200as evil nazi villains dangerous threats to society that that those accusations are just
00:36:26.000going to roll off of us like water off a duck's back and the attention that they put on us will
00:36:31.120only benefit us. There is no such thing as bad press, right guys? As long as we do not submit
00:36:37.660to, as long as we do not fall into their traps, as long as we do not become the boogeyman that
00:36:45.360they try and make us be, make us out to be. And I know a lot of people who are tempted by that.
00:36:51.080Oh, you guys are going to make me the villain? I'll be the villain. That's the kind of attitude
00:36:54.780a lot of people latch onto. And I can understand why people are tempted to take that route. But
00:37:03.140we need to continue to be the bigger person because that's how we win the long game.
00:37:07.820Let them talk their shit. Let them try and cancel us. Let them call you hateful and evil and all
00:37:15.200these things, just embrace it and show them that you are better than them, that you are smarter,
00:37:25.660stronger, more beautiful, have the better vision, have the best ideas, have the best tactics in
00:37:32.080order to transform society. That's how we win. So on that note, have you got your tickets to DomCon
00:37:40.140yet have you got your tickets are you cowering in fear of andrea horvath and uh and uh the
00:37:47.740hamilton spectator or have you got your tickets to domcon yet they're still they're still on sale
00:37:54.140domcon 26. we have uh we we have general admission tickets available for earlier bird sale only only
00:38:02.540for a few more days, guys. $125 or we have $225 for our VIP access. We have a few speakers
00:38:10.480announced already. We have me, Greg and Ken, the Dominion Society team. We also have our friends
00:38:17.180Fortisax and John Carter. We have many more speakers that will be announced soon.
00:38:23.460There's some big speakers that are going to be announced, guys. You're going to want to buy your
00:38:27.740tickets now because you're going to be kicking yourself when they're not on sale anymore and we
00:38:31.780start announcing big speakers. So buy your tickets today, make sure you're coming to DomCon. It's
00:38:38.440going to be the biggest nationalist event of 2026. There's nothing like this that has ever
00:38:45.180happened in Canada before. This is going to be not only a huge event for Canada, this is going
00:38:50.780to be one of the biggest events internationally for the identitarian space. We're going to put,
00:38:56.160we're bringing nationalism to the new world in in a way that has never been done before guys this is
00:39:02.720going to be an incredible event you're not going to want to miss it get your tickets today make
00:39:08.700sure you sign up i'm really looking forward to it i'm really excited to to get to announce some more
00:39:16.260of our excellent speakers we've finalized a bunch of things recently um so i can't wait until you
00:39:22.820i'm not hiding things but do do get your tickets and as well i would be remiss if i don't mention
00:39:29.700that we are doing a push for 3 000 members it's our goal to have 3 000 members before
00:39:39.700dominion day before july 1st we have five days we have five days left we need about 100 members
00:39:48.180we've had a we've had a few sign up in the last few hours so it's less than 100 members left in
00:39:55.140the next five six days in order to hit 3 000 members people will know our anniversary is
00:40:02.980dominion day this will mark one year of the dominion society we think a great way to usher in
00:40:08.180the the one year mark would be to hit that 3 000 member mark across the country
00:40:12.980so if you haven't signed up yet if you are watching this live stream and you're not a member
00:40:18.180like what are you doing man what are you doing man you're sitting here enjoying things with me
00:40:22.620and you're not even a dominion society member yet you sign up you get you get you get you get the
00:40:27.760nice pin it's it's super it's super kino uh you get the you get the membership card but more
00:40:35.080importantly you get involved in the dominion society we put you in touch with our local
00:40:38.900members in your area you can get involved as an activist you can get involved in our community
00:40:43.300You can meet fellow like-minded Canadian nationalists
00:57:30.620So I would recommend they take a step back, not run in every single election and try and do bigger things. And also just to embrace their position as a sort of still as a cultural movement, have this long term thinking. Don't be so obsessed with winning everything in 2029. That's so unlikely. It's so unlikely.
00:57:52.900They should be focused on something more reasonable, electing a few seats, focusing on making sure Rupert is reelected, feeding the metapolitical ecosystem, whether that be the activist circuit, whether that be the media circuit, whether that be the general culture, like the things like the rape gang report that they released last week is excellent.
00:58:46.580in Rupert's seat. That was a big mistake that we made back in 2019 in the PPC. And I was involved
00:58:55.460there in the staff in 2019. We took for granted Max winning his seat in Bose. He was a very popular
00:59:02.660politician at the time, but we should have taken it more seriously. There were signs that he could
00:59:08.980have lost that seat, specifically during the 2017 leadership race for the Conservative Party
00:59:14.920of Canada uh the way the election is done is it's done right by ridings for between the leadership
00:59:22.580candidates and Max actually lost his riding during the leadership contest when he just narrowly lost
00:59:28.680the overall result he couldn't even win his his riding in in in that in that internal party
00:59:35.460election so there was signs that he could have lost but the the staff of PPCHQ in 2019 we were
00:59:42.480very disconnected from the local campaign. They told us, well, one, it was a very French-speaking
00:59:48.020local team with a very English-speaking national team. So we were disconnected from that.
00:59:53.300We didn't communicate with them very much. It was kind of like we communicated with Max. Max
00:59:57.240communicated with his local team. We were told they've won elections before. We can trust them.
01:00:03.860Things are going fine. And then ultimately, Max lost by a few percent. And then it was so
01:00:08.660in the years afterwards, we were just playing catch up. We were playing from behind
01:00:12.680and it was getting worse and worse. So I do think they have strong, a strong position in
01:00:19.040Great Yarmouth, but do not take that for granted. Make sure Rupert keeps his seat in the 2029
01:00:24.840election. That's the top priority, not trying to win a majority government. Make sure you retain
01:00:30.100your seat, maybe elect a few more while creating the cultural traditions to create a long-term
01:00:36.440movement that can succeed in the future. Even if reform gets into power, they will disappoint.
01:00:41.960That's when you can grow into your position. So please learn from our mistakes. Please learn from
01:00:47.400our mistakes. There is an example in Canada that you can learn from and do better than,
01:00:52.560and that is the PPC. So that's my unsolicited advice, my unsolicited advice to restore Britain.
01:01:00.500Focus on the culture. Don't get sucked into too many elections. Don't take
01:01:05.440uh great yarmouth for granted and i mean in hindsight running in this makerfield by election
01:01:11.220was a big what's a big mistake it was a mistake and i think it would have been better to focus
01:01:18.700on what you just accomplished in great yarmouth instead of trying to win another election and
01:01:24.140try and generate momentum use your control over the council and start delivering start using that
01:01:30.480as a test case this is what we can do when we have power just start making great yarmouth better in
01:01:35.360every way that you can instead of running an election that you were never going to win
01:01:39.360like that's a better way of using momentum use the leverage that you have the power that you
01:01:44.880have to make a test case to advance the cause while doing while playing the air war uh the
01:01:51.000media war the like i suggested making a making a documentary expanding this this uh this rape gang
01:01:57.940inquiry into into a media project that they're getting a media blackout so go directly to the
01:02:04.740people and continue to promote it that way and again create the conditions where either reform
01:02:11.180needs to react and start doing better on this on the migration related to these rape gangs
01:02:16.480the deportations necessary to protect britain's from these rape gangs that's the pressure that
01:02:22.520you can exert on them you have to play even though you're a political party you have you're
01:02:26.720so small you have to play create the conditions for you to succeed even if that means it benefits
01:02:33.660reform because they pivot to take advantage of the space that's still a success you need to be
01:02:38.940you need to be playing the long game you need to be playing the long game so with that out of the
01:02:45.220way with the commentary out of the way on on makerfield i do want to dive into some of the
01:02:49.940public gaffes that we've seen since the election now the other thing the big thing that gives me
01:02:58.220PTSD about, about restore is the disconnect between the staff and the leader. And this is
01:03:09.660so relatable for me, uh, because it's exactly what happened to me in the PPC. Um, we had
01:03:15.400a young zoomer staff who was very, uh, more radical nationalist and bent, including myself.
01:03:23.960And then, but the party was led by Max and Bernier, who's very libertarian, who's very
01:03:29.800Thatcherite, who's very, who's a boomer and all these things. And while Max was definitely on
01:03:37.700side on many issues on immigration and so on, there was a disconnect in these foundational
01:03:44.100philosophies, which led to all these problems. And as well, he was not as focused on immigration
01:03:51.940or cultural issues so when you had him during media interviews he'd pivot even when he was
01:03:58.220getting questions about immigration and stuff he was clearly uncomfortable with it he gave a basic
01:04:03.660answer and he tried pivot back to economic issues which was which is always what drove max into
01:04:09.500politics that is him being his authentic self it's just he was disconnected from the staff and the
01:04:15.260base of the party and i see that often with rupert i there's a lot i like about rupert
01:04:20.800he's got aura he's got gravitas he's got a great cv he's he he's elected there's a lot to like
01:04:29.100about rupert that that sets him apart um that that are big assets to the to the younger guys
01:04:36.380in the movement at large but it's clear that when he's on an unscripted interview that when he's
01:04:41.340scripted they get him saying the most base stuff that he's he's comfortable saying and when he's
01:04:47.680unscripted he uncomfortably pivots back to uh to to um thatcherite post-war liberalism that's
01:04:57.520ultimately the problem are you an angloid buddies yeah well i mean we're not super close we met
01:05:02.740during the the re-migration summit uh uh he's a good guy i i'd call him a friend what do you think
01:05:08.240angloid are we buddies are we buddies uh i gave him i gave him uh not not one of these i gave him
01:05:15.460made him an honorary member of the dominion society we're better than friends he's a he's
01:05:19.300an honorary dominion society member um and so what the heck's going on okay so let's watch some of
01:05:34.480his big mistakes let's watch some of lowe's big mistakes so they've been keeping him away from
01:05:39.460the camera obviously not only do the mainstream media not want to interview him but he hasn't
01:05:44.840done all that many many interviews and he has done two interviews one with brett weinstein and one
01:05:51.320with patrick bett david just in the last week since the the makerfield bioelection thing since
01:05:56.920the um rape gang inquiry and he's made some comments that have upset the base let's watch
01:06:04.760the first one to test far right sort of you know ethno-nationalist or neo-nazism i i've never been
01:06:12.360driven by that so that's the first one pretty innocuous literally 20 seconds there uh but
01:06:20.900these are such loaded terms and i i think this is a an issue of communication i think that
01:06:28.540rupert has a very different thing in mind when he says far right and ethno-nationalist
01:06:32.760and stuff like this um but i think this all goes back to the speaking of angloid
01:06:40.200it it really seems that this all goes back to the daily mail hit piece on on angloid um
01:06:52.640where is it where rupert and uh here it is restore activists at white supremacy summit
01:07:02.260with neo-nazis evidence emerges on the eve of vital by-election so it's just this hit piece
01:07:07.920calling angloid and lucy white some some lovely british activists that support restore um that i
01:07:14.520met there and look i i literally made it into this piece guys i literally i made it into the hippies
01:07:20.560uh me and angloid um uh and i feel like they're playing uh rupert's been much too reactive to
01:07:30.940this with some of his recent comments trying to distance himself from the far right from
01:07:35.400ethno-nationalism and all this stuff. And clearly he's focused on more radical, violent, Nazi-ish
01:07:42.180adjacent things. But many people have embraced this term ethno-nationalism. Many people,
01:07:48.040they've been labeled with these things so much, far-right ethno-nationalists, they're starting
01:07:51.700to relate with them. And when Rupert, unsolicited, just offers up that he hates the far-right,
01:07:57.360that he hates ethno-nationalists, that they're not welcome in the party, that's a direct attack
01:08:01.820on his base and now i don't personally i don't like the term ethno-nationalist very much i don't
01:08:08.120i don't call myself an ethno-nationalist i call myself a nationalist like i i don't think like
01:08:13.840i believe that there is a false dichotomy in one of the the restore britain staffers issued this
01:08:19.660statement to try and to try and clear things up harrison pitt ethno-nationalism was combed by the
01:08:24.920left liberal historian hans cone at the tail end of world war ii precisely in order to muddy the
01:08:31.300waters. So he's the one that created these two different terms, civic nationalism and ethno
01:08:36.760nationalism. The aim was to confuse a healthy love for one's own with a predatory fascism. This move
01:08:42.180has been tremendously successful on its own, subversive term, but catastrophic for the West.
01:08:48.220When Rupert says he detests ethno nationalism, he pictures brown shirts smashing up businesses. He
01:08:52.600does not picture those among our public spirited supporters and activists who choose to identify
01:08:58.240with that term we should not be bewitched by cone's mischief but i can assure you rupert wants
01:09:03.600to live to see mass migration reversed and demographic security achieved for the native
01:09:08.540peoples of britain in addition to pushing these policies in public he has told me as much many
01:09:12.760times in person and i would not devote my time to a party committed with anything less so that's a
01:09:18.780good statement now i would say that restorers should just take on these things a bit more head
01:09:23.220on they keep using surrogates their staffers to try and to try and clear things up instead of just
01:09:27.820having Rupert address these things. But this is a perfect example, right? Civic nationalism is
01:09:34.080fake. Ethno-nationalism is redundant. Ethnos and nation are the same thing, right? One is the Greek,
01:09:51.860one is the Latin, but both mean, yeah, ethnos is the Greek, nacio is the Latin, but both of them
01:09:58.700mean a people. And so to say ethno-nationalism is a conflation of terms, it's redundant.
01:10:04.680Civic nationalism was this abstraction made to set up these multicultural, multiracial societies,
01:10:09.980which are the root problem of everything that we're going through. So that's why I don't
01:10:16.680ascribe myself an ethno-nationalist. I'm just a nationalist. I don't want to play these games
01:10:20.740either. But it's very disappointing to see Rupert, who doesn't seem to be aware of these things. And
01:10:25.280again, this is just kind of the boomer perspective on things. He's trapped in this post-war
01:10:29.460dichotomy, where he thinks that the battle is between liberalism and collectivism, communism,
01:10:39.760capitalism and communism. But that's so the 60s, bro. And that's when he grew up. That's when he
01:10:45.260became a man right so that's when so many people's ideologies are crystallized and become more static
01:10:53.420but the modern dichotomy is not about that it's about globalism and nationalism
01:10:57.660so to see him throw that under the bus has got a lot of people up in arms and then he made another
01:11:05.260gaffe uh just the other day on the patrick bett david show here it is muslim worship at windsor
01:11:12.300and things i mean he's certainly uh very keen to propagate a multicultural society which again i
01:11:19.580have no problem with if people integrate uh and and they accept the prevailing laws and culture
01:11:25.820of the people they they they come and live amongst uh and you know if you so here it is again you
01:11:33.500have him playing defense for multiculturalism again he's offering up these kind of civic
01:11:37.660nationalist talking points in order to to kind of reduce the criticisms from the daily mail article
01:11:44.780there about being neo-nazi ethno-nationalist white supremacist blah blah blah they're playing this
01:11:51.420defense and the most important thing about the one of the biggest things that came out of restore
01:11:59.100britain was that that attitude when you're called racist the response is i don't care and this was
01:12:05.740revolutionary, right? For a long time, people had been like, what's the response? Do you try
01:12:10.180and explain why you're not racist? Do you just say you are racist? No, they had the perfect
01:12:14.600response. I don't care. And now all of a sudden that I don't care attitude seems to be disappearing
01:12:19.580and being replaced with, no, actually, multiculturalism is fine. No, actually,
01:12:23.420I'm not an ethno-nationalist. No, the response is the same to all of this. I don't care. I don't
01:12:27.480care. We're doing what's best for the British people. That's it. We're doing what's best for
01:12:31.700Canadian people. That's it. So you have him say here, multiculturalism is fine as long as they
01:12:38.840integrate. That doesn't make sense, right? That doesn't make sense. You can't have multiculturalism
01:12:46.600and integration. Those are, they run parallel to each other. There is no intersection of that.
01:12:53.780If people are integrating, that means they are not maintaining their cultures. That means they
01:12:59.760They're letting their cultures go and integrating into assimilating into a common monoculture.
01:13:05.500So to say multiculturalism is fine as long as they integrate doesn't make sense.
01:13:09.720What he actually means, obviously, is he's willing to have a multiracial society, a multiethnic society, as long as they assimilate into a monoculture.
01:13:21.300And that's a more reasonable position as well.
01:13:25.720Our re-migration plan at the Dominion Society is not to get rid of every single person who doesn't meet our definition of Canadian. But in order to create a situation where assimilation is not only possible but inevitable, Canadians, whatever the native people are of a country, need to remain the super majority, right?
01:13:48.720We need to be 80, 85, 90, 95% of the population.
01:13:52.560And then that's when small ethnic minorities,