Dominion Society of Canada - Canada's Remigration Plan ｜ Long Live Canada Ep.6

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00:02:30.000 Hello and welcome to another episode of Long Live Canada, episode six. My name is Daniel Tyree. I'm your host for tonight. I'm the founder and chairman of the Dominion Society. I'm here to talk to you tonight about the usual, about remigration.

00:02:46.920 We have a very important episode ahead of us tonight. One that I've been talking about for a few weeks. Finally, we've got, I think, a bit of a lull in the news cycle. Nothing big to talk about, so I thought it would be the perfect time to go through our 11-step remigration plan, step by step by step, and give you guys the rundown.

00:03:08.600 give you guys all the arguments, the logic behind everything we're doing here at the Dominion

00:03:14.220 Society. Before we dive into things, I do want to thank everyone asking about Arthur, about my dog.

00:03:23.220 I appreciate everyone's concern. He is doing well. He's very healthy. He's all fine. He's all

00:03:30.000 recovered. He's out of the cone of shame. He's back to his normal self. So just a minor thing.

00:03:37.920 he's all happy he's all happy all healthy he's taking a nap over on my bed right now so i

00:03:43.760 appreciate your concern guys i appreciate you guys looking out for for arthur but he's all good all

00:03:50.780 healthy uh but with that out of the way i think we can dive right into things i even i even was

00:03:58.780 responsible enough to to eat dinner before the live stream so you guys i have no excuse to to

00:04:03.220 end things early i think we have a bit of a long episode ahead of us to be honest uh the

00:04:09.060 our re-migration plan it's uh it's it's significant it's significant uh we we try and

00:04:15.620 tackle all the different issue areas driving canada's mass immigration crisis which as you

00:04:20.820 guys know is comprehensive so we'll go point uh we'll go through point by point yeah we got the

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00:04:59.460 it the the support is much appreciated how you guys doing tonight it's been a it's been a fun

00:05:05.460 week uh it's only thursday but it's uh uh we've got some beautiful weather here in ottawa it's

00:05:11.060 it's finally spring so uh i'm enjoying it enjoying my time outside

00:05:19.460 yes you can still get one of them we have a few left a few left uh in in storage so if you guys

00:05:24.740 still make a donation i'm still sending them out i i am doing well i'm healthy i'm still dealing

00:05:32.100 with an injury though it's getting close to recovery so i can get back to to exercising

00:05:37.540 arthur heals much faster than i do i must be getting old uh but doing doing pretty well

00:05:43.380 doing pretty well for the most part but no no big uh interlude this time guys uh i'm gonna jump

00:05:50.580 right into the right into the plan so okay people if you're familiar with our website

00:06:00.580 it's not a big website guys it's it's only three or four or five pages

00:06:05.620 two central ones we got the we got the what is a canadian and the most important one what is

00:06:11.460 remigration so this is a a hefty page a lot of text people say why you got a wallet text it's

00:06:18.180 we we we have to have the substance behind our arguments right guys we have to have the

00:06:24.180 substance that's important uh so we can use our social media for short form content so we can be

00:06:30.260 simple direct viral but if people are looking for answers they're all on this page the whole

00:06:36.100 explanation from start to finish so i won't i won't run you guys through this whole page

00:06:41.620 i'm going to assume that you guys know the basics but i do encourage everyone to check out this

00:06:46.020 page it does give you all the arguments you need to explain remigration so you know we go over

00:06:52.820 what is a nation what is creating the uh uh what is promoting mass immigration why it's

00:07:00.900 why politicians say it's so necessary the fertility crisis the demographic change

00:07:05.780 you know the so-called lies that prop up uh the so-called mass the immigration consensus

00:07:11.060 but most importantly we come down to the bottom we have here our 11 step re-migration page the

00:07:18.560 plan the only path forward re-migration so we'll run you through it step by step here we go we have

00:07:28.300 three three phases 11 steps phase one shut the door and discourage settlement phase two remove

00:07:35.700 non-citizens and incentivize voluntary return and phase three rebuild a cohesive and sovereign nation

00:07:45.620 three simple steps all important to achieve the future we want for canada i've taken inspiration

00:07:52.980 from some organizers some activists and so on abroad i've adapted this plan for the canadian

00:08:00.580 situation. And this is the result. So we'll go through step by step. I'll try and keep an eye

00:08:09.000 on the chat in case we have any questions throughout. But a great reminder for my friend

00:08:18.220 here, Tristan Jones. Reminder, join the Dominion Society. Before we get into things, if you believe

00:08:23.020 in our cause, if you believe in Canadian nationalism, if you believe in remigration,

00:08:26.900 you need to join the dominion society we're getting things organized on a metapolitical level

00:08:31.560 regardless of what political party you support or if you support none of them you need to get

00:08:35.940 behind the dominion society to create the change we need in our society so head over to our website

00:08:40.200 dominionsociety.ca hit the join button it's 25 bucks a year you get a nice pin you get a nice

00:08:46.420 card and you get to get involved in the movement so with that out of the way let's dump jump right

00:08:53.280 into things so we have phase one a total moratorium on immigration this is pretty self-explanatory

00:09:02.000 we want to suspend all permanent immigration for 10 years at least until the situation stabilizes

00:09:10.400 uh so for for the last uh 50 50 60 years are we don't need that comment up here anymore

00:09:23.500 as much as i like tristan um uh for the last 50 60 years since about 1974

00:09:30.360 kin that has had a net negative fertility rate are and to to supplement this to to create

00:09:38.500 infinite growth in our society to prop up the economy for the elites, they turn to

00:09:45.600 immigration as a solution for our continued population growth. This has caused all sorts

00:09:52.900 of problems in our society. Really, we need to have a positive birth rate in this country. If

00:09:56.820 a country cannot sustain itself, it cannot continue to grow. So this is a baseline thing.

00:10:01.060 we cannot rely for immigration to stimulate population growth any longer. It's caused 0.84

00:10:08.980 dramatic change in our society. Canada's quickly becoming unrecognizable as a result of mass

00:10:14.460 immigration, as well as these policies enforcing official multiculturalism, encouraging people

00:10:20.700 to maintain their languages and cultures and so on while living here in Canada. It's created a

00:10:25.900 completely dysfunctional society that we all live in. The sense of community has eroded.

00:10:33.340 There's no common sense of identity anymore. Our politicians tell us we're a nation of immigrants,

00:10:38.400 that there's no mainstream, you know, Trudeau's famous line about how Canada is the first

00:10:43.560 post-national state with no mainstream culture or identity. We reject these notions. This is

00:10:49.500 not an accurate depiction of Canadian history. We do have a common culture and a common myth

00:10:57.740 and a common heritage here in Canada. It's just being constantly undermined by our political

00:11:03.760 class. So the first step to our remigration plan is we need to shut the doors. Mass immigration is

00:11:11.840 driving all the major problems in our society. It's overburdening our healthcare and education 1.00

00:11:15.720 system it's driving down uh wages it's creating all this cultural conflict the these imported

00:11:23.160 kind of foreign ethnic feuds between you know muslims and jews and hindus and sikhs different

00:11:30.280 ways of eritrean migrants and more the first step is just to close the doors you know when

00:11:36.760 the tub is overflowing you can't just start bailing out water you need to you need to 1.00

00:11:42.520 you need to turn off the tap to start solving the problem so the first step is a moratorium

00:11:50.840 on immigration no more people coming in for at least 10 years until we can stabilize the situation

00:11:55.960 both economically and culturally so that's very simple close the doors we actually see um you

00:12:03.640 know the the people's party of canada has integrated this into their their platform

00:12:07.800 we haven't seen it adopted by any other political parties um

00:12:12.520 you know, Mark Carney has reduced things. He's reduced the annual intake numbers to about 350,000

00:12:18.540 a year. Um, he's reduced temporary migration, but no one is focused on this very common sense policy.

00:12:25.320 We need an immigration moratorium. We need a total suspension, a pause on immigration for at least

00:12:30.960 10 years until our domestic birth rate can increase before our, our culture, like these 0.95

00:12:37.920 cultural issues can subside and our economy can stabilize in the best interest of Canadians.

00:12:46.240 So that's step one, very simple, very easy to understand. Step two, we have abolished the 0.99

00:12:54.440 temporary foreign worker and international mobility programs. So for those that are not

00:12:59.100 familiar, there are two major programs for temporary workers to come into Canada on

00:13:06.480 temporary visas these can be you know one two three multi-year visas that are often renewed

00:13:13.200 the the history of this program goes back to the early 70s when it was initially brought in

00:13:19.720 as an agricultural program so this was very much for seasonal migration you'll see you'll hear a

00:13:26.980 lot of people when you when you start commenting or pushing back on the temporary foreign worker

00:13:31.620 program uh our critics these progressives these liberals will always bring up well are you going

00:13:37.700 to pick the strawberries are you going to to work the fields you get all these kind of catty

00:13:43.140 responses like this as if this is still what the temporary foreign worker program is and it's not

00:13:48.660 it was initially like this for uh in the early 60s and 70s it was it specifically meant for

00:13:54.740 seasonal agricultural work so at the end of harvest season there would be a spike in uh

00:14:01.060 demand for labor that could not be fulfilled right if you have a near full employment rate

00:14:08.180 there literally isn't enough workers to fulfill these seasonal gaps that only exist for a few

00:14:13.140 months every year so it made sense to have a limited temporary worker program in order to

00:14:19.940 bring in low skill labor in order to help with these specifically agricultural uh sectors now

00:14:27.460 the temporary foreign worker program has been massively expanded since then into all sorts of

00:14:32.480 industries. This happened under Stephen Harper. This is when the international mobility program

00:14:36.920 was introduced and the temporary foreign worker program was expanded and diversified into other

00:14:42.960 industries. Industries beyond just agriculture, things like hospitality, fast food, services,

00:14:52.300 delivery, all these sort of other more permanent roles. Like again, we went from the seasonal

00:15:00.320 agriculture where we would have an increase in labor market demand for a few months every year

00:15:07.460 where additional labor was simply required in order to manage our economy. Now it's for fast

00:15:13.740 food jobs, Uber Eats, all these manufacturing, construction, all these things that are more

00:15:19.600 permanent employment now it's now it's just there to now it's it's a very elitist project right

00:15:26.460 pushed by uh the most the most wealthy in our society who benefit from having increased labor

00:15:33.160 because the job market is just like any other market governed by supply and demand now if you

00:15:40.960 increase the supply of labor you decrease wages because that's determined by the intersection

00:15:49.380 of supply for labor and demand for labor. So the wealthiest in our society benefit from

00:15:57.360 things like the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, things like the International Mobility Program

00:16:01.320 that artificially expand the supply of labor, which results in stagnating or reduced

00:16:10.060 wages. So this benefits people who own businesses, who benefit from reduced wages,

00:16:16.320 driving down their bottom line, but it hurts the average Canadian who has to take

00:16:21.480 stagnating wages. This is a main driving force behind things like the housing market,

00:16:29.680 the housing crisis. You see, wages just have not kept up with the housing inflation over the last

00:16:36.800 50 years, partially as a result of things like the temporary foreign worker program.

00:16:42.220 As well, this has adverse incentives on businesses who, if you want to make your business more

00:16:50.180 effective, you have, yes, you do benefit from driving down wages, but the other option is to

00:16:55.560 make your laborers, your workers more efficient through investment in technology. So over the

00:17:03.060 last 20 years in particular, as this program has massively expanded, we've seen a growing

00:17:08.160 productivity gap between Canada and the United States. And I think this, I think the temporary

00:17:13.880 foreign worker program, the international mobility program are a major driving force behind these

00:17:18.180 things. Without these massive programs that are outsized in Canada, businesses are more

00:17:26.160 incentivized to invest in technology, automation, capital that makes their workers more productive.

00:17:35.880 So as a result, we see this increasing gap between Canada and America because of programs like the International Mobility Program, because of things like the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

00:17:49.240 To go back to using agriculture as an example, you can make a single worker much more effective by investing in the necessary technology to make that worker more efficient.

00:17:59.380 that way you don't have to pay for you know 10 workers you can pay for one worker with

00:18:03.940 you know a machine just like a like a tractor or or whatever the the the necessary technology is 0.83

00:18:12.080 for the industry that you're in instead you can just pay for 10 indians uh or 10 foreigners 0.84

00:18:17.940 filipinos chinese people who come here on temporary uh uh labor visas who are willing to accept lower

00:18:26.200 wages worth worse conditions and so on this has an adverse effect on actual canadian workers

00:18:32.360 uh there was a big uh controversy uh on on on x yesterday two days ago you guys might have seen it

00:18:41.860 um rupa supermania um a journalist published an article uh that went quite viral people

00:18:51.100 were not happy with her. She said, here we go.

00:18:57.960 Pull that shit up, Jamie. She said, I used to think Canada's youth unemployment problem was 1.00

00:19:02.740 all about the temporary foreign worker program until I started talking to small business owners

00:19:08.040 who can't get young people to show up. My latest. So this went quite viral, started a lot of

00:19:13.880 conversations on Twitter over the last two days. Because of course, if you talk to small

00:19:20.860 business owners they they are in favor of things like the temporary foreign worker program this

00:19:24.840 does benefit business owners because they benefit from driving down wages they benefit from providing

00:19:31.780 worse working conditions to uh employees and foreigners who are used to who might have lower 0.99

00:19:39.540 economic standards who might have are used to lower living standards and so on who don't need 1.00

00:19:44.420 to start saving for things like a house in canada which is enormously inordinately expensive in the

00:19:51.140 modern time they're willing to accept worse conditions and lower wages than the canadian

00:19:55.700 alternatives yes of course the young canadians are not going to put up with um poor working

00:20:00.820 standards like someone who comes from you know rural india or or whatnot so yes if you just talk

00:20:08.020 to business owners they're they're going to say that they want more temporary foreign workers i

00:20:12.180 also question where those business owners might be from themselves because the temporary foreign

00:20:16.580 worker program is also used in all sorts of immigration schemes um businesses owned by

00:20:24.340 uh foreigners immigrants uh use it to bring over their their family members people from

00:20:31.220 from their own hometowns who can then get on a pathway to permanent residency by because people 0.55

00:20:37.220 that come in through the international mobility program through the temporary foreign worker

00:20:40.420 program are prioritized in terms of getting that that permanent residency in the long run

00:20:46.100 so there's also this huge kind of scheme behind the temporary foreign worker program to bring

00:20:51.780 over chain migration to facilitate people getting their families and friends and and you know

00:20:58.100 distant relatives and so on into the country through these temporary visas there's also all

00:21:03.220 all these scandals around selling what they call LMIAs. So the main distinction between these two

00:21:11.900 programs, the Temporary Foreign Worker Program and the International Mobility Program, is that

00:21:17.420 to provide a temporary, to get a laborer through the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, a business

00:21:23.580 needs to provide what they call a Labor Market Impact Assessment, an LMIA. You might have heard

00:21:28.740 this term thrown around. And this basically is a report that proves to the Canadian government

00:21:35.480 that there is not a Canadian worker that can fill the labor market gap. That the only option is to

00:21:43.980 import a foreigner on a temporary basis in order to fill this labor market need. Now we see these 0.92

00:21:51.800 trumped up all the time. People will, businesses will put out basically fake job board postings

00:22:01.980 with deflated wages, things like this. When they use it to prove that no one's interested in the

00:22:09.200 job because they're not offering good enough wages or whatnot, they bring it to the government.

00:22:13.880 Oh, no one's applying to fill this job. I need to bring over a relative. I need to bring over

00:22:19.180 temporary foreign worker or worse we see a huge kind of black market of fraud where these lmias 0.90

00:22:27.180 are being sold to people in foreign countries who really want that hope at permanent residency

00:22:33.820 so they spend money they buy this uh they pay for the uh under the table they'll pay these

00:22:41.660 businesses to provide a labor market impact assessment to them to in order to get that

00:22:45.820 temporary foreign visa on the long-term promise of being provided permanent residency now the

00:22:52.940 other thing is when someone comes through the temporary foreign worker program they are beholden

00:22:57.980 to that one employer who brought them who who provided the labor market impact assessment

00:23:03.340 as a result they there is a huge kind of uh uh power imbalance between the employee and the

00:23:11.660 employer. If they lose their job, they lose their temporary visa and they'll be sent back to their

00:23:18.200 country. So often employers will abuse this by making workers work longer hours, worse conditions

00:23:27.940 and so on. And they can't quit. They can't complain or whatnot without being threatened

00:23:36.140 to lose their job and lose their status and be sent back to their own countries.

00:23:41.660 So again, this whole system acts to drive down wages for the average Canadian.

00:23:48.220 Yes, it's foreigners being abused, but in the broader system, 0.61

00:23:51.320 they're dragging down the wages for all Canadians. 0.96

00:23:55.780 And then there's the International Mobility Program, which is a much bigger,

00:23:59.520 most of the temporary labor is coming through the International Mobility Program,

00:24:03.300 not the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

00:24:05.840 Now, the CPC has been decent on this, at least recently. 1.00

00:24:09.440 they've been calling for an end to the temporary foreign worker program which is a great step in

00:24:14.760 the right direction the temporary foreign worker program is a big problem but the thing is it only

00:24:19.920 accounts for about 20 percent of overall temporary foreign workers in canada 80 come through the

00:24:25.240 international mobility program now the international mobility program is even worse because a labor

00:24:30.440 market impact assessment is not required uh employers don't even need to prove that there

00:24:35.320 not a canadian that can work the job they can just bring in these temporary foreign workers

00:24:40.040 a lot of them are coming through the foreign uh the foreign student program so they're given

00:24:46.040 these are kids that are um that you know they're on their summer during their during their schooling

00:24:52.920 or they've just graduated and they're able to stay in canada extend their kind of temporary

00:24:58.200 visa that they got through the schooling system uh through the international mobility program so

00:25:04.040 So that's whenever I see the conservatives talking about the temporary foreign worker kind of crisis, they never talk about the International Mobility Program, which is a problem because it's a much larger program than the temporary foreign worker program.

00:25:19.680 It's not clear if they're just obfuscating, right?

00:25:22.480 The average normie is not familiar with the International Mobility Program.

00:25:26.260 The temporary foreign worker program in comparison is very self-explanatory, right?

00:25:30.320 It has a very direct name.

00:25:31.860 So it's not clear when the CPC speak out against temporary foreign workers, if they're talking about the capital T, capital F, capital W, temporary foreign worker program, or if they're talking about temporary labor in general, which would include the international mobility program. So this is something that I've been pushing for them to be taking even more aggressive stance on. It doesn't mean much if you're just going to talk, speak out against temporary foreign workers. You need to be speaking about the international mobility program as well.

00:25:57.620 So between these two programs, this accounts for a massive part of overall immigration numbers to Canada. This was a program that, again, was massively expanded under Stephen Harper and his immigration minister, Jason Kenney.

00:26:13.600 The International Mobility Program was actually established under Jason Kenney and Stephen Harper.

00:26:19.400 Now, these two programs were massively expanded under Justin Trudeau, and they made up almost half of the massive immigration numbers, especially that we saw in the post-COVID era when immigration spiked to over a million people per year.

00:26:36.520 Almost half of those were temporary workers through the international mobility and temporary foreign worker streams.

00:26:42.940 Now, this is something that Mark Carney has been addressing. He has reduced the numbers pretty drastically on the temporary side, both foreign students, international mobility program, and temporary foreign workers. So this is something that we've seen more movement on. There is definitely more popular support against the temporary foreign worker program than immigration more broadly.

00:27:05.620 so we have seen more movement on that but this is still a massive problem it's it's a poor

00:27:11.220 incentive for businesses it's adversely affects canadians who get worse working conditions worse

00:27:17.620 wages um poor less job opportunities it drives up unemployment right now we have something like a seven

00:27:24.260 percent unemployment rate while we're still bringing in temporary foreign workers it doesn't

00:27:28.580 make sense at all right the temporary foreign worker program only makes any sense when we're

00:27:34.420 at or near full employment and additional laborers are required to stimulate the economy in this

00:27:42.100 at this point when we have a seven point unemployment rate there it's unjustifiable

00:27:46.800 we should it should be zero it should be zero we should be sending people back and as well this has

00:27:52.100 an upward effect on people say that oh they're temporary don't worry they're going back you 0.93

00:27:56.280 can't just lump that in with overall immigration numbers but the reality is that the temporary

00:28:01.960 foreign worker program these people they they need they they they get they bring over their

00:28:07.780 children i don't know why they're allowed to come over with their children who are who can be put in 0.99

00:28:11.720 our education system they get access to our uh to our health care system uh they overburden that as

00:28:18.940 well and all these people need a place to stay right everyone needs a roof over their head so

00:28:23.560 sure they're not buying houses but they're they they are renting property which drives up rental

00:28:29.240 prices which disproportionately negatively impacts the the youngest generation people like me

00:28:34.720 poorer Canadians who cannot afford to buy a house and are forced to rent now rents are

00:28:39.680 driven up by programs like this and as a result housing becomes even more and more out of reach

00:28:47.240 for young Canadians uh people like me I can't afford to save because I need to pay over a

00:28:54.420 thousand bucks in rent every month. That's money that I could be socking away to try and

00:28:59.740 buy a house long run. But as a result of increased housing prices, rent prices specifically,

00:29:09.040 housing becomes an even more unreachable goal. So the temporary foreign worker program is

00:29:15.080 such an adverse effect on Canada's economy. It certainly benefits 1.00

00:29:24.180 the richest the the business owners the people at the top who benefit from decreased wages who

00:29:30.340 benefit from increased rents who benefit from increased housing costs people who hold assets

00:29:35.460 who are selling houses who are who own houses and are renting properties it does benefit these

00:29:40.900 people that's the thing you have to keep in mind that immigration does benefit a certain class a

00:29:46.260 certain small class not only the foreigners who want to bring over their their friends and family

00:29:50.660 members but the the richest people in our society who do benefit from driving down wages and driving 0.65

00:29:55.940 up asset prices um so it's it's really an inexcusable program i i think that it needs to be

00:30:03.860 pretty much totally abolished like maybe there is still space for um things like that seasonal

00:30:10.980 agricultural work those temporary spikes in labor demand maybe there's a logic for it there but even

00:30:17.140 then I think we in this in this age of automation and rapid technological change we need to be

00:30:23.500 encouraging our businesses as much as possible to be on the cutting edge of these things right

00:30:28.200 we need to be on the cutting edge of technological change for the benefit of our own people to make

00:30:33.260 our workers the most efficient they can be in the world to make ourselves internationally

00:30:37.680 competitive and even to have any sort of temporary labor program even if it's scaled back it does

00:30:46.420 act as an adverse incentive for businesses to invest in capital to invest in technology to

00:30:52.740 make their workers more efficient so really i think this both of these programs the international

00:30:57.460 mobility program and the temporary foreign worker program both need to be completely abolished

00:31:01.860 with all temporary laborers in canada sent back to their to their own home countries so that would

00:31:08.980 be a massive step towards remigration so many of them are still are here on just temporary visas

00:31:16.420 or even not leaving at the end of their temporary visas

00:31:20.440 and staying here illegally and working in the black market.

00:31:23.120 So this is a massive first step. 0.94

00:31:26.640 We need to one, a moratorium on immigration, 1.00

00:31:29.520 no more permanent residents coming over 1.00

00:31:31.580 to completely abolished the temporary foreign worker

00:31:34.900 in international mobility programs.

00:31:40.000 Let's see what's going on in the chat quickly

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00:33:13.200 your support financially it is much better to go directly to our website and support that way

00:33:22.400 okay so that's phase one phase two now we move into no sorry steps one and two we haven't got

00:33:31.440 to phase we haven't even finished phase one yet um step three we have restrict birthright citizenship

00:33:40.080 so kenda currently has some of the most lax birthright citizenship rules in the world

00:33:47.600 uh we're totally out of sync with the rest of uh kind of western countries aside from the united

00:33:54.640 states of america so uh basically there are two types of birthright citizenship that we see around

00:34:02.400 the world we have what they call juice sanguineous and juice solely so juice solely is latin um

00:34:11.840 it for uh basically if you're born in the country you get citizenship just sanguineous is birthright

00:34:19.680 by blood so if you're born to someone who is a citizen you get citizenship so most western

00:34:25.280 countries around the world most countries around the world follow that juice saying with us that

00:34:30.000 you need citizenship to pass it on to your child canada and the united states are out of sync with

00:34:35.360 this we have um excuse me canada and the us are totally out of sync with this uh basically anyone

00:34:47.520 that has a child here in Canada, that child automatically gets citizenship. This leads to

00:34:52.500 all sorts of abuses because people who are non-citizens can have children here. They're 1.00

00:34:58.500 incentivized to have children here in order to get citizenship for that child. So we see this

00:35:03.740 practices of anchor babies. Sorry. We see this practice of what they call anchor babies and

00:35:12.860 birth tourists who are taking advantage of this program because there's huge incentives. If they

00:35:18.380 have a child here, that child gets citizenship, then that child can be used as an anchor to get

00:35:22.520 citizenship for the parents. And then those parents can be used to facilitate chain migration

00:35:28.000 through Canada's family reunification program. So there's multiple streams in Canada. It's not just

00:35:32.560 economic migrants coming because they have a job here. About half of all immigrants here are coming

00:35:40.800 through the family reunification program.

00:35:43.220 So people that are parents, grandparents,

00:35:47.500 brothers, sisters, uncles, relatives like that,

00:35:50.800 they get priority to come into the system,

00:35:52.460 which again, has all sorts of adverse effects

00:35:54.880 on the society. 1.00

00:35:56.060 If you have one productive migrant, 1.00

00:35:57.820 let's say the father coming here, 0.99

00:35:59.760 but he comes here with his wife and his children. 0.64

00:36:02.160 These are all dependents.

00:36:03.140 They get to take advantage of all of our social supports,

00:36:05.460 our healthcare system, our education system, and so on. 1.00

00:36:09.120 The wife might get a job 0.99

00:36:10.800 as well which is you know good we want to see people integrating in our society but 1.00

00:36:14.960 she's not filling the same market demand that the husband is so she is again artificially 1.00

00:36:21.920 increasing the labor supply driving down wages so family reunification and especially if they 1.00

00:36:27.440 start bringing their grandparents over who are going to be more dependent on things like the

00:36:30.720 healthcare system all these dependents this network one productive migrant can come with 10

00:36:36.640 15 dependents or people that are just going to unnecessarily compete with with canadians and

00:36:42.400 it can all start with these anchor babies so there's there's huge kind of secondary

00:36:47.200 industries around this right um that facilitate birth tourism people coming like pregnant women

00:36:53.920 coming from china from india that are just about to have a child they come here on a tourist visa

00:36:59.920 they come here illegally they come here and claim asylum um through any of these many pathways

00:37:06.640 they drop a child here, that child automatically gets citizenship through our very liberal birth

00:37:11.220 right citizenship laws. And then all of a sudden, they can start bringing their whole family through

00:37:15.560 just because they dropped a child here. So this is absurd. Like we're totally out of whack. No

00:37:23.020 other Western countries like this. Really, the fix is simple. We need to end birthright citizenship.

00:37:30.920 It should only be going to, you need to have at least one parent that is a Canadian citizenship 1.00

00:37:35.760 to pass that citizenship on to the child.

00:37:39.460 It's a very simple change.

00:37:40.560 It brings us in line with most Western countries.

00:37:44.060 And it would stop all this abuse of the system 0.59

00:37:47.180 through these birthright,

00:37:51.540 through this birth tourism, through anchor babies.

00:37:55.000 This is, everyone knows that this is happening

00:37:57.680 and it's a very simple fix.

00:38:00.560 And yet we don't see it campaigned on very often.

00:38:02.780 often. This is also something that the CPC has been pushing back on. They have been calling for

00:38:07.880 changes to birth rate citizenship, which is a very positive development. But right now, 1.00

00:38:13.880 if you're in Canada, if you're here illegally, if you're a foreign student, if you're a temporary

00:38:19.000 foreign worker, international mobility program, if you're just on a tourist visa, if you're an

00:38:23.580 asylum claimant, if you drop a child here, that child's a citizen. And that means as well, that

00:38:31.320 means they get access to the Canada Child Benefit, a very generous pro-natal program that, you know,

00:38:39.540 most people would assume just goes to Canadian citizens, but it doesn't. It goes to any Canadian

00:38:43.620 resident. So even if you're an asylum claimant, you know, a fraudulent asylum claimant who came

00:38:49.040 over on a tourist visa, who claims that you can't go back to your country for whatever reason,

00:38:53.460 who sits in the backlogged asylum system for years, there's like 300, 400,000 people sitting

00:38:59.600 in our asylum system waiting to be processed. If you drop a child here, you get access to the

00:39:05.220 Canada Child Benefit, which is $8,000 per year per child for children under six. I think it goes

00:39:12.400 down to 7,000 or 6,500 for children between ages six and 12. So there's this massive economic

00:39:20.820 incentive for people to come here illegally, drop a child. They can now start getting on a pathway 0.52

00:39:27.580 towards permanent residency even though they have no reason no real status to be here all of a sudden

00:39:33.420 they get this kind of bogus status and the government's paying them now there's a huge 1.00

00:39:37.260 incentive to keep having children right all of a sudden we have a foreigner from from from india 0.98

00:39:43.020 from china from the philippines mostly and they can have one two three four children just to 0.95

00:39:50.780 extract money from the state as part of this whole scheme. So this is unacceptable. It's another just

00:39:59.840 what we call a pull factor, right? These pull factors, these economic incentives for people

00:40:06.700 to come here to benefit themselves, not Canadian society at large, right? Now, it's a financial

00:40:16.040 transaction, right? I can just go to Canada, have my kid, and then they'll give me 8,000 bucks a

00:40:20.200 year. Why wouldn't I do that? Then I can become a citizen there. Why wouldn't I do that? We have

00:40:25.860 to start cutting down on these obvious pull factors, these obvious means in which our

00:40:33.120 system is being abused. But also it's not enough to just change the rules going forward. This has

00:40:40.360 been an open abuse of the system for years now. There's millions of hundreds of thousands,

00:40:47.140 if not millions of people who have received citizenship through this program that shouldn't

00:40:52.220 have, that knowingly abused the spirit of our laws in order to get on a pathway to permanent

00:40:57.980 residency. And I don't think that we should just put up with that. Like, I don't think it's enough

00:41:02.460 to just solve the problem going forward. We need to do a large scale audit of these things and

00:41:07.520 retroactively impose these rules. Go back 20 years, back to 2000 at least, and retroactively

00:41:15.800 revoke people's citizenship who got it through this process who got it through being here on 0.92

00:41:22.640 an illegitimate uh not as a permanent resident like people that are coming here as asylum

00:41:27.740 claimants as temporary foreign workers as legals or as whatnot and receiving their citizenship

00:41:33.040 through anchor babies through abusing the birthright citizenship laws these people need 0.93

00:41:38.040 to be retroactively have their citizenship revoked and have and send them back the whole family 0.86

00:41:44.220 The child who was born here to non-citizens, that's not a legitimate citizenship anymore. 1.00

00:41:50.540 And these need to be sent back. 1.00

00:41:51.940 Now we've seen, while there has been some positive developments from Mark Carney on

00:41:57.500 the issue of immigration, this is not one of them, right?

00:42:00.460 Not only do they not speak out about this massive issue, they've introduced Bill C-3,

00:42:06.640 which passed at the end of last year, which even extends birthright citizenship even more

00:42:12.660 liberally. This extends citizenship to people not even born in Canada, born to people who received

00:42:21.980 permanent residency, Canadian citizenship, and then have children abroad. So people that have

00:42:28.780 come to Canada, lived here for at least three years, and then returned to their foreign country,

00:42:33.460 they can have children there, and those children also receive birthright citizenship. So instead

00:42:39.220 of restricting this in a very common sense way, Canadian citizenship should only be passed by

00:42:45.580 citizen parents to citizen children. Instead of restricting this in a very logical way,

00:42:50.720 there we have Arthur making his appearance. They've made it much more liberal. Now you can

00:42:56.720 become a Canadian citizen if you're born to two Indian parents, one of which lived in Canada for

00:43:02.420 three years, and then we went back to India. Now you have children that are 100% ethnically Indian,

00:43:08.100 born in India, but they're Canadian citizens. So, you know, they can fly over whenever they want.

00:43:12.740 They don't need a tourist visa or whatnot. They can just come here. Maybe they just need healthcare.

00:43:16.700 You know, they'll just travel over, enjoy our healthcare system. Then they go back to India. 1.00

00:43:21.460 Like this doesn't make any sense. Like Bill C3 is, I don't, I don't understand how you can support 0.99

00:43:29.980 that. We need to be making birthright citizenship more strict, but it's also not just, as I said,

00:43:35.720 It's not enough to just make it more strict going forward. We need to retroactively impose these rules and remigrate people who abused the laws. I think we can massively reinterpret, we'll get into this a bit more, reinterpret how we understand the revoking of citizenship, which is allowed within our Constitution.

00:43:57.220 there are cases in which citizenship can be revoked we need to we need to broaden the scope

00:44:04.020 of how citizenship is is revoked to include these kind of fraudulent abuses of our system

00:44:11.780 to send to start sending people back birthright citizenship is being massively abused we need

00:44:17.220 to bring ourselves in line with the rest of the western world and make it so that you need to have

00:44:22.180 at least one canadian citizenship parent to pass that on to to their children this is this is just

00:44:27.540 common sense guys it's just common sense um do a quick scan of the chat okay okay so that's steps

00:44:41.940 one two three now we're going on to we're already 40 minutes in that's insane um 40 minutes in and

00:44:49.780 and we're not finished phase one.

00:44:51.600 Okay, step four.

00:44:56.100 So we have, step four, I have a bundle of policies here

00:45:01.280 that I kind of put under the umbrella title

00:45:04.580 of eliminate pull factors and introduce push factors.

00:45:07.840 So we have touched on this concept of pull factors, right?

00:45:14.560 These economic and cultural incentives

00:45:17.600 that pull people here,

00:45:18.980 that make it easy for people to live in Canada.

00:45:22.160 Even Canada's,

00:45:24.780 even Canada's, 1.00

00:45:27.200 Daniel, no e-girls. 1.00

00:45:28.620 Yes, no e-girls, not even ones. 1.00

00:45:31.380 No e-girls, guys. 1.00

00:45:33.660 None of that. 1.00

00:45:34.680 Three hours for each.

00:45:35.680 No one has time for that.

00:45:36.780 We have to make this clear and concise,

00:45:40.940 clear and concise.

00:45:42.380 No one wants to listen to me speak

00:45:44.380 for nine hours on re-migration.

00:45:47.240 don't think so. How do we handle the stateless person problem? There's going to need to be

00:45:55.620 diplomacy as a part of remigration, right? And I think this will be increasingly achievable as 1.00

00:46:01.860 more and more Western countries adopt this kind of remigrationist stance. There'll be more pressure 0.97

00:46:06.260 on third world countries, especially massive offenders like India, who are kind of having 1.00

00:46:14.460 the same impacts on western countries around the world there's all sorts of diplomacy right

00:46:19.260 these people need our resources they need access to our markets right we can take a more mercantilist

00:46:26.400 approach to to trade in international diplomacy in order to to put pressure on these countries

00:46:31.440 to take back their their diasporas and their citizens um these people who are you know

00:46:36.680 ethnically foreigners they're immigrants uh even if they've lost their citizenship countries like

00:46:41.880 india they don't even allow dual citizenship like canada does um so uh uh so many people

00:46:49.120 that are here as as citizens in canada that have become that are immigrants that have become

00:46:53.460 citizens have to relinquish their their indian citizenship same as same with china i believe

00:46:59.260 um so to take away their citizenship would would lead them stateless as d46512 is is indicating

00:47:07.140 Now, we'll have to leverage all sorts of pressures and further, if we can form partnerships with other Western countries that are going through the same problems, countries like the United States, countries like the United Kingdom, that will further increase our leverage to put pressure on countries like India to take back their people that are no longer legitimate Canadian citizens.

00:47:33.120 um so there are solutions to that but it it will be a problem like this is going to take a

00:47:38.940 some complicated um diplomatic situations um okay okay i'll star a couple questions try and get to

00:47:51.080 them at the end notice your canadian says daniel tyree i love you bro i love you too i love every

00:47:56.520 one of you i love my people even the people that don't agree with me

00:48:00.260 Okay. So step four, eliminate pull factors, introduce push factors. So as I was saying,

00:48:11.720 pull factors, there are all these cultural and economic incentives for people to come here

00:48:16.800 and to immigrate here. This could be getting access to our education system, to our healthcare

00:48:24.620 system. These are massive pull factors. They could be limited by making it so that you can't

00:48:30.260 have free access to our health care system for five ten years after you immigrate even if you

00:48:36.100 become a citizen you don't get access for free access for a certain period of time stuff like

00:48:41.060 this uh which would make it less appealing to come to canada this is what i mean by eliminating

00:48:46.740 pull factors and we can also in and conversely we can introduce pull fact push factors so this

00:48:52.340 this would be things like making canada just like what less welcoming excuse me to foreign cultures

00:49:00.660 uh right now our our multiculturalist system where we accept people coming from anywhere and

00:49:06.180 everywhere and we encourage them to to maintain their foreign religions their foreign cultures

00:49:10.700 their foreign dress their foreign language um there's all sorts of funds that are given to

00:49:17.820 support cultural festivals and stuff like this to make Canada a vibrant multicultural society and

00:49:23.100 wherever whatever the progressives like to say all of these can be reversed and act as kind of

00:49:28.300 push factors so to go through a couple of examples that we have here in this bundle of policies we

00:49:33.740 have introduce a national remittance tax so right now people that are here as temporary foreign

00:49:40.540 workers, as citizens, as permanent residents, so on, they often are using Canada as basically

00:49:49.400 a resource colony, an economic resource colony, to extract wealth from the Canadian society and

00:49:55.140 send it back to their families abroad, where it can go much further. Everyone knows this is

00:50:00.680 happening, and it really undermines the economic logic behind immigration, right? These people are 0.95

00:50:07.420 coming here they are paid and instead of spending money within the canadian economy to give uh to

00:50:14.960 give business service to canadian companies which then gets recycled into our economy which benefits

00:50:21.400 everyone right which can increase wages and so on no money is being extracted from canada and sent

00:50:27.380 to foreign countries where it's spent there this doesn't make any sense this is not in canada's

00:50:32.380 interest it's not in canada's interest for an for an indian to come here on a permanent residency

00:50:37.220 and send money back to India to be spent there

00:50:41.300 or saved there or to promote,

00:50:43.020 to sustain their family in a foreign country.

00:50:45.600 So we should introduce a remittance tax. 0.99

00:50:49.340 So a tax on all money leaving the country.

00:50:51.600 I think there's $4 billion a year in remittances

00:50:55.080 just from Canada to India on an annual basis.

00:50:57.720 That's insane. 0.63

00:50:58.820 That's insane.

00:51:00.520 That is a significant portion of Canada's overall GDP

00:51:03.760 being just sent out of our country.

00:51:06.080 So we can tax this money, which will act as a to discourage the practice of remittances whilst funding the Canadian government to implement further remigration plans.

00:51:16.460 Right. A remittance tax is a very simple push factor.

00:51:20.060 Canada is not to be used as a resource country for foreigners any longer. 0.84

00:51:24.460 That's what we're thinking. A remittance tax. 0.98

00:51:27.000 step one. So step two in this, sub step two, abolish access to social services to all

00:51:34.780 non-citizens, including healthcare, education, any economic assistance. So right now there's 0.80

00:51:39.380 all sorts of social programs that are designated specifically towards non-citizens. Things like

00:51:45.340 the Interim Federal Health Program, the Interim Housing Assistance Program. These are programs

00:51:51.020 specifically for non-citizen groups, things like asylum claimants, illegals, to access our social 1.00

00:51:56.800 programs, which again, just encourages these people to violate our laws, to come here on 0.82

00:52:01.860 fraudulent asylum claims, to come here illegally, to enjoy our social programs, our healthcare 0.58

00:52:08.980 system in particular. So these programs need to be completely abolished. We can't be supporting 0.87

00:52:14.260 these people who, especially who are not citizens, like even they should be restricted for people who 1.00

00:52:20.380 legally immigrate here for a period of time, five, 10. I'm not exactly sure what that period

00:52:26.940 should be, but you should have to pay into taxes for years before you get access to free healthcare.

00:52:32.180 This isn't saying that people should die on the street if they're here. You know, there could be

00:52:37.480 exceptions for lifesaving care and they can still access our healthcare system. They would just have

00:52:41.720 to pay for it. There's no reason that the Canadians that have lived here intergenerationally that 1.00

00:52:48.540 I've been paying into the system, right? Like I don't access healthcare very often. You know,

00:52:54.040 I've been to the hospital once, twice maybe in my life, but my family has been paying into the

00:53:00.080 system intergenerationally so that when I need, or my family needs emergency care, we have access

00:53:06.920 to it immediately. We shouldn't have to stay on wait lists because our healthcare system is so

00:53:11.980 overburdened by literally by non-citizens is inexcusable. So we need to radically restrict 1.00

00:53:18.400 social programs. None of them should be going to any non-citizen group. 1.00

00:53:25.920 Bar none. No, no, no, period. No, no pushback on that. So that's another pull factor that we need 1.00

00:53:33.580 to be eliminating. A push factor here, another example of a push factor on a more cultural side

00:53:39.360 would be banning things like halal and kosher slaughter. So these are foreign cultural practices 0.87

00:53:44.200 around the slaughtering of meat in specific religious ways that is really not in line

00:53:52.040 with Canadian values. We do believe in, we love our animals. We love our animals. It's part of

00:54:00.500 our kind of Anglo tradition or Western tradition that we believe that animals should have a level

00:54:06.540 of welfare um so under kosher and halal slaughter they're they the animals are not stunned before

00:54:13.500 they're they're killed they're they're sliced at the neck and they slowly bleed out while alive 0.99

00:54:18.560 while they're you know blessed by some rabbi or preacher or whatnot these are disgusting foreign 0.85

00:54:28.640 practices that really have no place in canada and they've been massively expanded they're 0.96

00:54:32.160 subsidized by the government. You'll probably see there's a lot of cheaper meat products now

00:54:38.140 in grocery stores are halal. So there's this massive demand for it. It's becoming increasingly

00:54:44.760 popular. A lot of people are just choosing to buy halal slaughtered meat because it's the cheapest

00:54:49.320 option available. And with food inflation, the way that it is, it's the only option for many

00:54:54.420 Canadians creating this artificial demand. People don't even know what they're buying. I don't think

00:54:59.520 they would morally agree with these things these practices do not have a place in canada and if we 1.00

00:55:04.280 banned things like halal slaughter you know now now that's another reason for these muslim migrants 1.00

00:55:09.580 who live here um these jewish migrants who live here if they can't access meat in line with their 1.00

00:55:16.220 with their uh religious principles this would be a massive push factor to encourage them to go 0.99

00:55:22.700 back to their home countries to a different country where they can access meat uh in line

00:55:28.140 with their religious standards. So I think these are foreign practices that need to be banned. 1.00

00:55:33.440 And again, this would introduce a sort of push factor to encourage people to go back to their 1.00

00:55:37.660 own countries. There's a number of things that I think we could draw direct example from Quebec on.

00:55:48.220 They've been doing this for a long time, even if it's just to protect their culture

00:55:51.800 from anglophone canadians right so the examples of this would be um stricter language laws to

00:55:59.320 to enforce that you know only english and french should be used for public services in canada right

00:56:05.620 now you can get things like a driver's license in all sorts of um health care services and so on

00:56:12.180 in a massive laundry list of foreign languages this is not how we should be doing things in

00:56:21.800 we should be mandating that everyone in Canada speaks our official languages. This is a very 0.99

00:56:27.340 basic thing, right? If we cannot communicate properly, we cannot have a functional society.

00:56:33.540 And the Canadian state is doing the reverse. They're trying to make Canada more accommodating

00:56:36.980 for people who can't speak our official languages. This is very backwards. Quebec has always been 0.99

00:56:42.600 very strong about their language, right? The classic Bill 101 that restricted English language

00:56:52.080 signage on businesses requiring all public services to be done in French. We should expand

00:56:59.620 these Quebec style laws to the rest of the country. If you can't speak English or French,

00:57:05.840 I'm sorry, we're not accommodating that anymore. It doesn't make sense. It just creates this 1.00

00:57:11.100 post-national dysfunctional multicultural society where people can't even communicate with each 1.00

00:57:15.720 other so again this would be a massive push factor um you know there should not be areas 0.98

00:57:22.880 whole cities where signage is in mandarin and hindi and all these foreign languages that

00:57:30.700 these whole areas like especially like areas like brampton don't even feel like canadian cities

00:57:35.760 anymore. You can't get around, like the main language in Brampton isn't even English or French

00:57:42.160 anymore. It's a completely foreign language. If you're an actual heritage Canadian there, 0.96

00:57:46.700 it's difficult to do business, to even read signs. This is unacceptable. So we should be 1.00

00:57:53.260 adapting these Quebec laws on language for all public signage. All government services should

00:58:00.540 only be delivered in English and French. If you can't deal with that, it's time to go back home.

00:58:05.480 so this is another example of a push factor yes Quebec has done it to not only protect the French

00:58:11.480 language from foreigners but to to to protect it from from Anglophone Canadians as well I can

00:58:16.360 respect that but I think we need to expand that to the rest of the country um if you can't speak 0.88

00:58:22.440 English if you can't speak French it's time to go back to your home country um as well uh I think

00:58:29.560 we should adapt Quebec's Bill 21. This is the very controversial one that has been

00:58:38.840 going on the last few years. This is the ban on religious symbols in public service jobs.

00:58:45.000 So right now in Quebec, you can't wear turbans or hijabs or burqas or any of these

00:58:53.480 for religious symbols if you're employed by the public service. If you're a police officer,

00:58:58.760 if you're a teacher, if you work in the bureaucracy or whatnot, you can't wear these

00:59:06.600 cultural religious symbols in these jobs. And this has been a massive point of controversy

00:59:13.920 with the feds, between the federal and the Quebec government. They say it's unconstitutional,

00:59:21.040 that's a violation of religious freedoms and so on. The Quebec government has used the

00:59:25.120 notwithstanding clause which is the um the part of our constitution that allows basically the

00:59:30.920 government to to violate the constitution uh and ignore the the courts the supreme courts from

00:59:36.940 from um striking down these laws and i think we should adopt that for the rest of the of the

00:59:42.560 country again we have a cohesive central culture in canada you know we are a christian secular

00:59:51.160 nation and we will not be putting up with these foreign religious symbols in public service. If 0.95

00:59:59.340 you need to dress up in a ninja costume, you won't be teaching our kids. We're not promoting

01:00:06.000 these foreign, we're not normalizing these foreign cultures in Canada. We do things our way here. If 1.00

01:00:11.460 you want to do that, that is your right. You just won't do it here in Canada. You'll have to go back

01:00:15.720 to a Muslim country. There's tons of Muslim countries around the world where you can proudly

01:00:21.980 wear your religious symbols. There's country for Indians. There's countries for Muslims.

01:00:30.320 If you want to live like that, I respect it, but you won't be doing it in Canada. 1.00

01:00:35.560 So another, all of these kinds of examples of push factors. The last one, I think we should

01:00:42.540 completely banned dual citizenship um like we see in many other foreign countries um we you have to 1.00

01:00:49.400 choose canada or or or your home country if you prefer them you can go back that's that's uh that's

01:00:55.680 none of my business um but just another uh uh push factor and specifically we shouldn't be 1.00

01:01:01.820 allowing dual citizens to serve in any sort of poor immigrants to be able to serve in any sort 0.99

01:01:07.900 public service jobs any uh especially national security uh any any elected office at any level

01:01:15.340 uh this should be for canadians only if you're born in canada you're a canadian citizen you can

01:01:20.700 hold office but if you're an immigrant if you're if you're a dual citizen you can't serve in these 0.93

01:01:27.180 jobs we need to have there's so many mps at the federal level that are dual citizens and they

01:01:33.020 have these dual loyalties just look at um uh for example uh our immigration minister uh lena diab

01:01:42.960 she's a she's a lebanese canadian or whatever uh born in canada lived in lebanon back in canada

01:01:50.980 she's very concerned about the lebanese diaspora here about what's going on in lebanon like these

01:01:58.400 people have natural instincts towards their ethnic diaspora, their people. And I can understand that 0.67

01:02:04.860 and I respect that. I feel the same way about my people, but we can't have you serving in the most

01:02:09.860 important offices in Canada unless you are loyal to the Canadian people and the Canadian people

01:02:14.420 only. Another example of this was our former defense minister, Harjeet Sejan, who got in a

01:02:23.580 massive scandal uh for uh during an international conflict he he prioritized protecting not even

01:02:32.380 canadian seeks seeks uh abroad and risked canadian lives in order to to to conduct a a full-scale

01:02:40.920 operation to protect their interests like it's very clear that a lot of these these parliamentarians

01:02:47.680 maintain loyalty to their home countries. Even if they were born here in Canada,

01:02:53.480 they have an intrinsic loyalty to their foreign countries and their people. And again, I understand

01:03:00.200 that. I respect that. But we can't have it in our government. So that's a kind of explanation.

01:03:07.380 That's our kind of step four, the last step in phase one. Eliminate the pull factors. Introduce

01:03:15.020 these push factors. Stand up for Canadian culture and identity. Put ourselves first. Stop

01:03:21.240 accommodating all these foreign religions, all these foreign loyalties, all these foreign 0.98

01:03:29.000 cultural practices. We're not doing that anymore. We know who we are as Canadians and we're standing 0.99

01:03:34.720 up for that. We need to impose, reimpose our culture on our society. So that's the end of 1.00

01:03:40.200 phase one um i'll quickly look uh see if we have any any questions going on here um but that is

01:03:48.500 uh the the rundown i was going to say the quick rundown of phase one we're an hour in already

01:03:53.640 how's it going chat a good time to remind people to to follow to subscribe to retweet to comment

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01:04:11.700 help uh help promote the stream help get more eyeballs on this help stretch our message even

01:04:16.740 further okay okay everything everything's looking good everything's looking good

01:04:26.980 okay we're gonna move on to phase two here we're gonna move on to phase two

01:04:44.260 looks good looks good okay so phase two is remove non-citizens and incentivize voluntary return so

01:04:52.020 So this is when we start to actually remigrate people. 0.98

01:04:56.020 The first step is all about closing the doors and making it less comfortable to encourage

01:05:00.880 people to kind of self-deport and start leaving on their own vocation, not being involuntarily

01:05:08.480 sent back, not having people show up at the door and make sure they're leaving the country.

01:05:13.820 That's all for later.

01:05:14.880 The first step is to shut the door and encourage to stop the temporary crisis, to end birthright citizenship, to institute these new push factors, to start encouraging people to leave if they don't want to be part of Canadian culture, Canadian society.

01:05:32.960 big man dan does not want to read our chats guys i'm trying to run a whole stream myself

01:05:42.540 come on come on i i'll get to the questions this is your first stream this is your first stream

01:05:49.480 it's me ranting i answer a bunch of questions i rant some more finito right now i'm in the

01:05:56.160 ranting i'm trying my best to keep an eye on chat but i'm trying to deliver a good a good message

01:06:01.400 to you all if you have a question i'm happy to happy to answer it uh but i am trying to keep an

01:06:08.120 eye on the chat guys i'm trying to keep an eye on the chat but but deliver you guys a fun and

01:06:13.560 informative a fun and informative show that's what we're that's what we're all about here

01:06:20.600 um okay okay so phase two the first step is all about uh

01:06:28.120 reforming the asylum system. So if you're a regular watcher, you're going to know I've

01:06:35.600 talked about this a lot before. The asylum system is one of the most abused and inexcusable part of 0.99

01:06:42.780 the modern immigration system. We need massive reform for the asylum system. This is something

01:06:51.180 that has gone completely off the rails since 2015 in particular. We used to have very small

01:06:57.900 numbers, you know, in the thousands, tens of thousands. Now there's hundreds of thousands

01:07:04.740 of claims a year. It all started back in 2016 under Justin Trudeau. You'll remember Trump came

01:07:10.940 into power and he started to have a lot, a much stronger position against immigration. There was

01:07:16.680 things like the Muslim immigration ban. They were cracking down on illegal migrants and all these

01:07:22.060 things. And Trudeau put out the tweet, this big virtue signal that the world was welcome in Canada,

01:07:28.540 that we were so virtuous and welcoming to the world's immigrants come to Canada. And as a result,

01:07:34.240 we've seen an absolute explosion of the asylum system since 2015. That's created, it's basically

01:07:43.120 become a kind of backdoor immigration channel instead of coming here through the official

01:07:47.220 pathways to get permanent residency and so on or even as a temporary foreign worker any sort of

01:07:52.860 official visa status now you can just show up in can the claim that you're an asylum claimant

01:07:58.740 right you're a refugee you're being persecuted in your home country for all sorts of things that

01:08:03.140 cannot be easily proven uh you know men that there's all sorts of you can follow one of our

01:08:10.400 one of my favorite journalists in Canada, Jamie Sarkinac, she does a great job of documenting

01:08:15.920 specific examples of how these programs are being abused. But things like men showing up in Canada

01:08:21.520 from countries like Nigeria, which don't have strong LGBTQ rights, saying that they're homosexual,

01:08:32.160 how is how is a government official supposed to prove this? Kiss a man right now watching this

01:08:36.000 gay porn uh how are you supposed to prove this and they sit in the backlog system they say they can't 1.00

01:08:41.360 go back because they're homosexual all of a sudden they they marry someone they have a child here 0.99

01:08:46.800 oh and never mind about that uh now now i can get citizenship through it through another 0.85

01:08:52.000 alternative way so there's all these like when people think of asylum they think of people

01:08:56.800 fleeing war they think of uh you know dissident journalists being persecuted by the state

01:09:04.600 That's not the case anymore.

01:09:06.000 Now it's just anyone who shows up, 0.87

01:09:07.420 all the people that were crossing

01:09:08.480 Roxham Road for years

01:09:09.800 before that was shut down

01:09:11.080 in the safe third country agreement

01:09:13.480 was restricted.

01:09:15.220 People just showing up on tourist visas

01:09:17.320 or more recently,

01:09:20.040 people that are already here

01:09:21.160 on temporary foreign worker visas,

01:09:24.060 international mobility program visas,

01:09:25.660 foreign student visas,

01:09:26.700 all these sorts of things.

01:09:27.880 When their time's up,

01:09:28.980 now they're saying,

01:09:29.740 no, I can't go back. 0.99

01:09:30.640 I need asylum.

01:09:32.960 I need, I need refugee status. And as a result, they sit in this backlog system. It takes years

01:09:39.480 for the government to process them. There's hundreds of thousands, 300, 400,000 in this

01:09:44.140 backlog system, unresolved claims. And all the while they get access to the international mobility

01:09:50.500 pro, sorry, they get internet, they get access to the interim federal health program. They get

01:09:55.240 access to the interim housing assistance program. They get access to all these sorts of social

01:10:00.020 programs while they wait in the backlog system. If they drop a child, as we were talking about

01:10:04.060 earlier, they're more likely to get citizenship. They can get access to the, can the child benefit.

01:10:10.160 This asylum system, it's just become a backdoor immigration alternative. 0.84

01:10:14.460 And these people don't even have the human capital we need, right? Like if, at least if 0.98

01:10:19.160 you're coming through the official channels, ostensibly you're filling some sort of labor

01:10:23.720 market. You're coming as a permanent resident because you have a job secured. You're coming

01:10:27.140 as a temporary migrant, whatnot. I've already criticized that program, but at least these 1.00

01:10:31.240 people are coming with jobs in mind. The people that are coming as asylum claimants, they're 0.99

01:10:37.340 again, just directly competing with Canadians for jobs. They're not filling a gap in the market.

01:10:43.140 They're just driving down wages. They're taking jobs away from our own people. They're taking 0.60

01:10:47.640 all sorts of social assistance. It was found there was like the interim federal health program

01:10:55.000 has ballooned to a billion dollars a year for non-citizens. A billion dollars in healthcare

01:11:01.720 being spent on fake asylums, illegals, so on. While Canadians struggle to get a family doctor, 1.00

01:11:12.980 while they wait on wait lists for critical surgeries, this is just not acceptable.

01:11:17.900 So we need to completely rethink how we do asylum refugee systems here in Canada.

01:11:27.400 Because really, it shouldn't even be a, like, it should very much be a temporary thing. Even if

01:11:31.880 people are legitimate refugees fleeing war and so on, these people come here and they get on a 0.96

01:11:39.360 pathway to permanent residency? Like, why? Like, once peace is restored in their country, they

01:11:45.140 should be going back to help rebuild their society. They shouldn't just get to live here

01:11:49.640 forever just because they lived in a war-torn country. That doesn't make any sense. So beyond

01:11:55.520 just the general abuse, we need to completely rethink how we do the asylum system here in

01:12:00.520 Canada. Because even just coming to live in Canada is too much of an incentive within itself. To live

01:12:06.580 in our stable, beautiful society, our beautiful landscapes, there's so much reason to try and

01:12:12.840 live here, not even to consider using Canada as a kind of jumping off point to get to countries

01:12:18.600 like the United States, which is also very common. So this will be a part of our upcoming,

01:12:26.120 our first white paper I've talked about many times on this live stream. We're working on a

01:12:31.160 series of white papers that'll cover, that'll expand on every single policy that I'm discussing

01:12:35.540 today in a very professional format that can be provided directly to governments, directly to

01:12:40.560 political parties to try and influence and give them direction on immigration related matters the

01:12:46.560 first one that we're we're nearing completion of is on the asylum prod uh system uh exposing all

01:12:54.840 the problems all the the fraud that's going on within the system but then also offering our own

01:12:59.640 solution so i'll start to i'll give you an idea of what what we're proposing um but it's also

01:13:05.760 important to understand how dysfunctional the system is uh

01:13:10.560 from a bureaucratic standpoint,

01:13:11.960 because right now we see a very high approval rate

01:13:14.760 for asylum claims, which kind of justifies the system.

01:13:19.760 It's like, oh, these people aren't fake asylum claimants.

01:13:21.900 All of their, you know, 60, 70% of them are getting approved.

01:13:25.840 But if you look, there's been whistleblowers.

01:13:27.860 And if you look at the process, 1.00

01:13:30.180 bureaucrats have a massive incentive 1.00

01:13:31.840 to just kind of rubber stamp these claims 0.96

01:13:33.780 because it's more work literally to reject a claim

01:13:37.980 than it is to approve one.

01:13:39.320 if you're just approving one, it's, yep, approved, move on, approved, move on. If you're rejecting

01:13:44.060 one, you have to write long reports explaining why you're rejecting them, which can cause workers

01:13:51.800 to require overtime. If you do have a rejection and it's contested through the IRB, the Immigration

01:14:02.080 refugee board. Then the bureaucrat working here in Ottawa will get hauled in to try to have to

01:14:10.500 explain why they rejected them. This is just extra work and extra risk for people working

01:14:16.820 in the bureaucracy. As well, whistleblowers have suggested that people with too high a rejection

01:14:22.920 rate will be overlooked for advancement within the bureaucracy for promotions and raises and so

01:14:29.300 forth. So there's just this massive incentive for people working within the system to just

01:14:35.800 rubber stamp all of these approvals and just let these people get permanent status

01:14:39.940 based on these tenuous or even fraudulent claims. So we need to completely rethink how we're doing

01:14:49.560 this in Canada. The system doesn't work. It's well-documented. It doesn't work. The numbers

01:14:55.980 have radically increased uh since 2015 people are just abusing the system the bureaucracy cannot

01:15:03.820 handle the numbers in our our as a result doing things half-assed which is creating all these

01:15:10.620 further problems within our society what i'm suggesting is we adapt um something that the

01:15:18.300 conservative government in the united kingdom was doing which is uh which was called the rwanda plan

01:15:23.420 So they were working with Rwanda as sort of a safe third country to establish asylum camps, refugee camps in Rwanda, which would house these asylum claimants.

01:15:37.120 Instead of allowing them to stay in the United Kingdom, they would stay in this kind of processing facility where they could get basic health care, where they could get basic housing and live temporarily, especially if they're actually fleeing legitimate crises.

01:15:51.240 but ultimately the goal is to have them go back to their home countries when it is safe to do so

01:15:56.860 so i think this is something that we could adapt for for canada's purposes and again kind of work

01:16:03.700 collaboratively with other similar countries that are facing uh similar crises countries like the

01:16:09.660 united states like the united kingdom all sorts of western countries in europe uh we can get

01:16:15.720 together to make these facilities in maybe a single country maybe maybe a a few in different

01:16:23.340 regions uh one in you know one in the middle east one in in africa one in asia something like that

01:16:30.380 so that people that are legitimately freeing crises because like at the end of the day

01:16:35.360 canadians are a generous people like we do want to have a level of peace we don't want to see

01:16:41.300 people unnecessarily suffering, but we can't be encouraging people to come here to try and take

01:16:46.260 advantage of all of our social systems. So if we can collaborate, economically speaking, with

01:16:50.700 countries like the United States, and as I listed off, to establish these asylum camps in foreign

01:16:56.660 countries, then, you know, people that are legitimately fleeing tyrannical governments,

01:17:01.860 war, whatnot, have a safe place to go. But they're not just trying to game the system to come here to

01:17:08.380 get to get citizenship and to take advantage of our social programs and to to divert to to have 0.88

01:17:14.540 a kid to try and get permanent residency and all these things so we need to take that out of the

01:17:18.640 equation in entirely if you're fleeing if you if you need legitimate asylum like Canada will help

01:17:25.100 make sure that you are safe but it's not going to happen in our country so that's the the big

01:17:30.620 reform to to the asylum system again this is something I think we need to be retroactively 0.99

01:17:35.680 working on right we need to we need to cut off the asylum system where it is we're not doing that

01:17:41.100 anymore everyone in the system is going back to their home countries or is being sent to to one

01:17:46.000 of these foreign asylum camps uh to to get themselves sorted but also we should we need

01:17:52.320 to be going back and re-auditing anyone who received citizenship anyone who received permanent

01:17:56.820 residency uh through the asylum system especially over the last 10 years since 2015 since justin

01:18:02.800 Trudeau started advertising since this abuse went off the rails. And we need to be auditing

01:18:11.540 these citizenships and revoking them in cases where it's deemed that the asylum claim was

01:18:16.600 fraudulent. Again, just like with birthright citizenship, it's not enough to just fix the

01:18:23.560 problem moving forward. We need to set a new standard and we need to go back and make sure

01:18:28.600 we weed out all the fraud that doesn't meet this new standard. So that's the first 0.5, step five,

01:18:37.060 phase two, reformat the asylum system, stop the abuse, totally reimagine the system.

01:18:47.380 It's not happening in Canada anymore. If people are fleeing war, they should have a safe place to

01:18:52.280 go, but it's not going to be here in our cities and towns. This has also had all sorts of, like,

01:18:58.140 Like there's all sorts of migrant hotels here in Ottawa,

01:19:01.460 here in Niagara, 1.00

01:19:04.680 and this causes all sorts of downstream issues,

01:19:06.940 increased crime.

01:19:08.120 They take over entire hotels.

01:19:12.060 This has all sorts of downstream effects

01:19:14.080 on these societies.

01:19:15.140 We're not doing this anymore.

01:19:16.600 Something like 60% of the homeless in Ottawa,

01:19:19.040 40% of the homeless people in Toronto,

01:19:21.760 50% of the homeless people in Toronto

01:19:23.400 are people on asylum claims.

01:19:25.200 like this isn't this isn't and then they end up doing drugs and having all these other

01:19:29.980 downstream effects on on canadian society making our country less safe less comfortable less

01:19:36.200 hospitable less communal for our own people um this is not this is not it's not working for us

01:19:42.580 it's not working for for the asylum claimants either this is not this is not a mutually 0.82

01:19:46.440 beneficial thing it's it's it's it's not working for anyone um so this is a massive area issue

01:19:51.940 area, I think you can get massive public support behind an issue like this. The CPC has been

01:19:57.260 putting pressure on the Liberal government on this topic, but again, it's very soft. They want

01:20:03.480 things like more in-person interviews for people going through asylum claims, but that's not

01:20:08.000 enough. We need a complete reimagining of the system to weed out this abuse and the adverse

01:20:15.040 impacts of this program.

01:20:21.940 they need to be sent back home.

01:20:25.960 Hundreds of thousands of people in the system now,

01:20:29.000 hundreds more thousands of people over the last 10 years.

01:20:32.820 Citizenship needs to be revoked. 0.97

01:20:34.940 Permanent residency needs to be revoked.

01:20:37.220 And a full scale audit needs to be occurred. 0.76

01:20:40.560 And these people need to be sent back.

01:20:44.480 Okay.

01:20:47.520 Step six, I need a drink.

01:20:50.320 This is a long one guys.

01:20:51.940 uh revocation of permanent residency scared the dog um so uh permanent residency is a kind of

01:21:07.420 uh status between some of these temporary uh uh visas or people that come here before they become

01:21:18.040 full-on citizens and permanent residents are afforded most of the same rights as citizens

01:21:23.140 they're not allowed they're not full citizens though they're they're allowed they're not

01:21:27.960 allowed to vote in elections for example that's only allowed to citizens so it's this kind of

01:21:33.820 interim position between being a citizen and being a and being a non-citizen it's this kind

01:21:42.260 of gray area and as such they're not afforded the same rights as citizens so I think this is

01:21:47.920 a massive way that we can start to reverse the demographic transformation of Canada. 0.99

01:21:55.200 We need to annul all active permanent residencies right now. Everyone's going to become temporary

01:22:01.500 again, and we need to do a full-scale audit of these previously permanent residents. Some of

01:22:08.140 them can be afforded citizenship and be allowed to stay. These people that are integrating into

01:22:11.880 our society, that are providing value to our economy, that are integrating well into our

01:22:16.880 society. They can be encouraged to become citizens. Others will be, you know, will have

01:22:23.720 their permanent residency completely revoked and they'll be encouraged or forced to leave the

01:22:29.260 country. So this is a very simple way that I think we can en masse send back people without a massive 0.95

01:22:35.560 constitutional crisis, without big pushback in the courts and so forth. It needs, the permanent 0.99

01:22:42.780 residency just needs to be revoked. It's hard to get good numbers on how many permanent residents

01:22:47.820 are currently in Canada, how many people are just immigrants sitting on permanent residency,

01:22:54.200 not becoming citizens for whatever reason. A big motivation behind these things is, as I mentioned, 0.53

01:23:00.480 there are certain countries around the world, like India, that doesn't allow for dual citizenship. So

01:23:05.220 there's lots of people who sit here on permanent residence working here, sending remissions back

01:23:10.380 to their home country, but they don't want to become a citizen because they have to lose their

01:23:16.320 citizenship from their home country. And that they, you know, they're more loyal to their home

01:23:20.320 country. They go back to their home country regularly. They want to be able to vote in

01:23:24.480 elections and so on. So they choose to live in Canada, but not become a citizen because they

01:23:31.380 don't want to lose their foreign citizenship. So all these people that are sitting on permanent 0.99

01:23:36.680 residency not becoming uh citizens i think that's a that is very suspect and this would be a way to

01:23:43.080 quickly reverse uh much of the demographic transformation that's happened over recent

01:23:48.440 years so a lot of these recent immigrants that have come here that are sitting on permanent

01:23:52.040 residency they haven't become citizens yet i think we need to know all of these active permanent

01:23:58.280 residencies uh re-audit offer some of them citizenships i'm sure some of them are are

01:24:04.600 are good integrating into our society providing value some of them could say many of them will

01:24:09.800 have to go home so that's step six very simple annul permanent residencies re-audit send people

01:24:16.760 back and then here's the big one uh step seven for the guys i'm just going through point by point

01:24:26.520 i'm reading it out to you i'm doing it all off the dome but i'm going through this this plan you can

01:24:31.640 You can find that all here, you can look by step by step.

01:24:34.420 There's little, it's all,

01:24:36.240 I try and make it easy for you guys.

01:24:38.040 I try and make it easy.

01:24:39.480 I try and make it easy to understand, easy to read.

01:24:42.700 People are like, oh, it's a big wall of text.

01:24:44.900 Guys, this is the hub of everything.

01:24:46.860 You think this is a wall of text?

01:24:48.220 Start, just wait until we start putting out

01:24:50.180 these white papers.

01:24:51.020 We're gonna have big 40, 50, 100 page reports

01:24:54.900 explaining this, not just in point form

01:24:57.840 like I have on the website, but in massive detail.

01:25:01.640 so we're here on on uh on step seven mass deportation so i've broken down the different

01:25:09.720 groups and the kind of numbers that we can expect um how it would affect things so i'll i'll i'll

01:25:15.880 explain it to you can you talk about it um okay so mass deportation so what are deportations

01:25:28.040 people ask, remigration, deportations, what's the difference? Deportations, technically speaking,

01:25:34.400 is the involuntary removal of people here illegally. Remigration is a broader umbrella

01:25:45.140 term that covers all, it's literally just the polar opposite of immigration, right? Immigration

01:25:52.000 is people coming to a country, remigration is them going back to their country. So remigration 1.00

01:25:57.580 is a wide umbrella term that includes all these things, all these pull factors, push factors,

01:26:03.180 birthright citizenship, all these different migration related policies. This all falls

01:26:09.800 under re-migration. Deportation is just the forced removal of certain classes of civilians. 0.59

01:26:18.040 So specifically, we're talking about mass deportations. So we need to remove first all 1.00

01:26:25.980 temporary foreign workers. As we talked about earlier, everyone in the international mobility 1.00

01:26:30.120 program, everyone in the temporary foreign worker program, these will be shut down. Many of them

01:26:36.320 will leave voluntarily, right? They no longer have legitimate status here. They don't have

01:26:40.560 a legitimate SIN number. They can't get paid through proper channels. Most of them will just

01:26:46.320 go back to their own country. Most people are, you know, law abiding folks, but, you know,

01:26:53.760 the ones that don't leave, the ones that choose to try and work under the table and so on, stay

01:26:59.660 here for whatever reason, we need to make sure these people are removed. So between the International 0.77

01:27:04.240 Mobility Program and the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, there's about a million people,

01:27:09.600 a bit over one to two million people here on those kind of visas. Many of them will leave,

01:27:15.640 but we have to make sure they all leave. So the first group, temporary foreign workers, 1.00

01:27:20.100 they're getting deported if they don't leave we're making sure they leave as well to to preface this

01:27:26.980 this will require a massive expansion of cbsa the canadian border service agency or a establishment

01:27:34.820 of entirely new uh deportation service like we don't have an equivalent to to ice here in canada

01:27:42.680 like they do in the united states we don't have agents that can enforce our laws and make sure

01:27:48.440 people are removed from the country. Uh, the Canadian, the liberal government has said under

01:27:53.760 both Trudeau and under Mark Carney, that they rely on self deportations. Uh, they don't track

01:27:59.200 these things. They don't force deportation. So we'll need to have a massive expansion of the CBSA

01:28:03.800 or a whole new remigration agency, the Royal Canadian remigration forces, uh, to make sure 1.00

01:28:09.820 that these people are removed from our system, our society entirely. So big new investment, 0.93

01:28:22.080 you know, we'll have, we'll be cutting things like foreign aid, we'll be imposing a new remittance

01:28:26.620 tax, there'll be more money coming into the system, it's going to be allocated to these

01:28:30.560 remigration services. So temporary foreign workers, international mobility program, they need to go. 0.67

01:28:36.020 um again this will be about enforcing a lot of the steps that we talked about earlier so

01:28:42.320 uh anyone who had their citizenship revoked uh as a result of the the birthright citizenship

01:28:49.760 changes these people will need to be removed again lots of people will move will leave

01:28:55.680 voluntarily the ones that don't we need to make sure to leave it's hard to get good estimates on

01:29:00.360 this. It's hard to get good estimates on how many people have come through this system. This will

01:29:06.400 require a full-scale audit, but this is hundreds of thousands of people that need to be removed

01:29:11.880 from the system. I have a vague estimate at 175 to 250,000. That's probably very, very low.

01:29:20.980 It's probably closer to, it's probably up in the millions more accurately. So again,

01:29:26.840 these people need to be removed. The next group is the one that we just talked about,

01:29:31.440 permanent residents. These people, all the permanent residents that have been annulled,

01:29:37.780 the ones that don't pass our new standards that aren't offered citizenship, they need to be 1.00

01:29:41.400 encouraged to leave. The ones that don't leave voluntarily need to be deported. So again, 0.99

01:29:47.020 hard to get good estimates on this, how many people are sitting on permanent residency right

01:29:50.260 now, but we're talking about, again, in the millions, probably two to five million people.

01:29:56.340 somewhere in that in that broad range the ones that don't meet the new stiff uh the new standards

01:30:03.820 need to go uh asylum claimants these are the people uh you know there's three to four hundred

01:30:09.900 thousand currently in the system everyone's gonna go um and not to mention retroactively imposing

01:30:16.080 these things so again we're talking about six hundred thousand seven hundred up to a million

01:30:20.200 people removed from the system. We're taking away citizenship that was given under misguided

01:30:27.680 governments of days past. We're taking people out of the system. Again, removed. Illegal immigrants. 0.89

01:30:37.060 There are estimates that there are between 20,000 to 500,000 illegal immigrants here in Canada.

01:30:44.840 I think the true numbers are much higher. It's probably, again, upwards of a million.

01:30:48.820 These people need to be completely weeded out of our society. 1.00

01:30:51.180 They're illegals. 1.00

01:30:52.080 They have no status. 1.00

01:30:53.160 We're not talking about changing any laws.

01:30:54.840 We're just talking about enforcing the laws on the books.

01:30:58.040 Millions of people have come here either overstaying on visas,

01:31:02.580 temporary visas, foreign students, temporary foreign workers, so on.

01:31:06.300 People that illegally cross the border are overstaying on tourist visas.

01:31:09.800 People who illegally cross the border at Roxham Road

01:31:12.100 and all sorts of other border crossings.

01:31:14.440 Anyone who's come here illegally needs to be weeded out and removed.

01:31:18.320 This is the most clear case for deportations that there is on there. 1.00

01:31:23.740 And yeah, exactly. The last one is anyone on temporary visas that are expiring. There's an

01:31:29.500 estimated 2.1 million expiring visas throughout 2026. Again, many of these people do leave,

01:31:38.140 right? Most people are law abiding folks, their visas end, they go home, but we need to have

01:31:44.320 the personnel in place to monitor and enforce our laws, make sure people are removed.

01:31:50.480 So that comes out to roughly five to nine million deportations, depending on how many people leave

01:31:57.520 voluntarily, that need to be carried out. I think that could be accomplished over the course of

01:32:02.740 about two to 10 years. It's not going to be easy. It's going to have effects on our society.

01:32:09.460 we saw we we saw uh exactly how difficult this is in the united states right uh trump got elected

01:32:18.800 on a massive mandate for mass deportations and then he starts trying to go through with them

01:32:23.940 and he receives pushback we saw the drama in minnesota and uh i forget the other state

01:32:28.580 where there's clashes between protesters and ice agents trying to do their job and enforce their

01:32:34.020 laws where where it ends in in violent clashes in in american citizens being killed by by uh ice

01:32:42.660 agents so this is like nothing is going to be easy here um the the news is not going to be on our

01:32:50.820 side they're going to be trying to make sob stories just like we see like the deportation of uh uh

01:32:56.100 Sidhu, the guy that did the Humboldt bus crash. We have the CBC making full scale sob stories on

01:33:04.380 him. We have, you know, former premiers writing op-eds on why he should be allowed to stay.

01:33:09.940 Like there's going to be a big pushback against these things. This is why we need to be

01:33:14.340 metapolitically organized to show our support for causes like this. I think this is a great

01:33:19.900 example of metapolitics in action. Trump wins as the political figure on a platform of mass

01:33:27.200 deportations. But when he goes forward with his plan, he faces metapolitical backlash from

01:33:33.240 protesters, from left-wing agitators. And there is not the same metapolitical

01:33:38.940 support for him on the right. So if we just go back and follow that example of what happened

01:33:45.740 in Minnesota when that woman was killed. There's massive forces that push back against the ICE

01:33:53.020 agents. And then the news, the mainstream media comes in and they're like, oh, look how unpopular

01:33:57.080 Trump is. Look how unpopular deportations are. Everyone's against this. Oh my God, ICE just

01:34:02.640 killed someone. They're evil. But if there was a metapolitical force like the Dominion Society 1.00

01:34:08.260 that was able to mobilize and support the ICE agents to show up with, well, I mean,

01:34:14.460 can though would be red ensigns in america would be the stars and stripes these patriotic movements

01:34:19.200 being like we love ice there to give them food and water and to push back protesters to counter

01:34:25.420 protest and act as a barrier all of a sudden you know cnn and whatever the mainstream news

01:34:31.640 they can't get their perfect shot where they're like oh look how unpopular trump is no now all

01:34:36.040 of a sudden it's complicated there's even bigger mass protests in favor or counter protests in

01:34:40.900 favor of the deportations. All of a sudden, the news is not so slanted. And ICE is actually able

01:34:49.840 to do their job. There needs to be metapolitical pressure and a political agent in order to

01:34:54.500 accomplish this fully. As we've seen in the United States, just a political force is not enough. We

01:35:00.220 need a metapolitical complement to actually make sure this happens smoothly and effectively.

01:35:07.640 So that's step seven, mass deportations. Millions have come and millions must go. That's the reality

01:35:16.540 of the situation. We've broken it down exactly who these millions are, the different groups,

01:35:22.500 temporary foreign workers, revoked citizens from birthright citizenship, revoked permanent

01:35:26.340 residents, illegal migrants, expiring temporary visas, fraudulent asylum claimants. These are the

01:35:31.640 millions that need to be removed from our country even if it requires involuntary removal

01:35:41.560 this is a big episode guys it's a big episode my voice is getting tired can you hear it

01:35:50.680 sound offs in the chat we got dom sock can

01:35:54.680 oh two one five five in calgary where are you guys at we got a calgary listening in who else

01:36:00.040 who else do we have we get some sound offs in the chat

01:36:14.200 oh

01:36:20.040 we got we got we got ottawa we love to see it sudbury winnipeg calgary again

01:36:30.040 give this can of white monster it's too late i'm old i can't be doing caffeine at this time of day

01:36:35.560 guys i'm old i'm old we just got the we got the got the sparkling water to keep my voice fresh

01:36:43.240 we got another in ottawa brantford saskatoon bath is he taking a bath or is he in bath ontario we'll

01:36:50.760 We'll never know.

01:36:52.720 Montreal.

01:36:54.800 The region of Waterloo.

01:36:56.820 I lived in Waterloo for a while.

01:36:58.940 I got my degree there.

01:37:00.780 Pakistan. 0.98

01:37:01.680 What the heck? 1.00

01:37:02.820 I hope that's a joke. 0.96

01:37:04.840 Salmon Arm, BC.

01:37:06.600 St. John, New Brunswick.

01:37:08.580 Woodstock, Ontario.

01:37:14.260 Saanich, Kitchener, Edmonton, Toronto, Quebec.

01:37:18.000 We got people across the country.

01:37:19.600 Imperial in Montreal

01:37:21.900 I know you, I know you

01:37:24.280 Fredericton

01:37:26.580 JB Morrison

01:37:27.740 Oh, we're going to talk, we're going to talk on Friday

01:37:30.080 Vancouver, BC

01:37:34.840 Nova Scotia

01:37:36.840 Regina, wow

01:37:37.940 We got a real full team here

01:37:40.120 St. Catharines

01:37:41.940 I love my St. Catharines boys 1.00

01:37:43.400 Max Janest, what are you doing in Punjab?

01:37:47.100 What are you doing?

01:37:49.600 shout out cobert nice nice

01:37:53.800 max jeunesse he's our he's our agent on the inside in in india he must be doing some hard uh

01:38:03.380 some hard journalism pray for max's safety wasn't waterloo berlin uh the old the old days

01:38:12.680 florida we have max bernier calling in from florida northeast of calgary stay safe stay

01:38:19.400 safe. He's in Little Punjab. Max is doing good work. We love Max. We love Max. I think he means

01:38:28.800 Brampton. It's easy to get confused nowadays. Okay. Okay. That was fun. It was good to see where

01:38:38.020 thanks for sharing where you're tuning in from guys. It's good to see. I love we've got it. We've

01:38:43.240 got a nice cross Canada movement, right? It's not all guys here in Ontario like me. It's people

01:38:48.940 across the country. Okay, let's round out phase two. This is a long one, guys. I still have a

01:38:59.120 special rant for the end, too. Okay, phase eight, or phase two, step eight. We have what we call a

01:39:10.580 voluntary repatriation program. So repatriation, this is another word that gets tangled up.

01:39:16.820 deportation, repatriation, remigration. So I use repatriation specifically for 0.74

01:39:23.320 this aspect of our remigration plan. Our voluntary repatriation program would look like

01:39:32.120 financial assistance, logistical assistance, in order to

01:39:37.100 encourage specifically citizens to revoke their citizenship, to give up their citizenship rather. 0.52

01:39:48.520 In return, they'd receive a lump sum or logistical support. This is something that

01:39:52.840 could scale up over time. So as we introduce all these push factors, eliminate all these pull

01:39:59.620 factors. As Canada is becoming less culturally welcoming, less multicultural, people will want

01:40:07.000 to leave. We want to stimulate people, especially people that are on citizenship, to leave 1.00

01:40:12.740 voluntarily, right? Then we're not getting into these constitutional problems. We're not fighting 0.54

01:40:16.640 with courts. People are leaving. We're giving them a lump sum to do so. These people are often

01:40:21.420 burdens in our society, right? They might pay taxes, they might make money, but they're actually

01:40:27.100 a drain on the system with the social support that they're taking on, not to mention the

01:40:32.000 cultural implications, but just access to our healthcare system, our education system,

01:40:35.960 all of our social supports, they're actually a net negative on our society, especially

01:40:40.080 over their lifetime.

01:40:41.300 So the idea is to offer a lump sum payment, and this could scale up over time.

01:40:47.060 It could start out with just logistical support where we help, we give them a plane ticket,

01:40:50.580 right?

01:40:50.720 We saw that, we saw Trump do that.

01:40:52.340 He'd offered free plane tickets for people that wanted to give up their citizenship and

01:40:55.940 go home. 0.68

01:40:56.920 So that's how it starts.

01:40:58.180 We'll help you move back.

01:40:59.640 We'll give you a free travel, whatever.

01:41:03.040 You don't want to live here anymore

01:41:04.200 because you don't speak English well enough

01:41:06.320 and we're not being accommodating 0.96

01:41:07.520 because you want your halal meat, 0.99

01:41:09.940 because you want to wear your hijab, your niqab,

01:41:12.660 whatever, your turban.

01:41:14.780 You want to leave now? 0.56

01:41:16.120 Okay, we'll give you a free travel.

01:41:18.620 We'll help you leave.

01:41:19.720 We'll give you a lump sum payment.

01:41:21.460 It could start at $10,000.

01:41:23.820 It could scale up.

01:41:24.580 It could be based on the size of your family, whatnot.

01:41:28.580 We've seen this implemented in countries like Sweden and Denmark, 0.99

01:41:32.000 offering these financial incentives in order to encourage people to return to their home countries

01:41:36.760 or return to another country where they'll be more comfortable.

01:41:39.860 So this is a very simple one. 0.71

01:41:41.680 You get to renounce your citizenship.

01:41:43.420 You get some benefits, a free plane ticket, a lump sum payment

01:41:50.160 in order to give up your citizenship and return home.

01:41:52.980 So this is the first stage. So we've already talked about removing all of the less legitimate

01:41:57.600 people, right? These people on fraudulent birthright citizenship, on temporary foreign 1.00

01:42:05.640 workers, illegals, all these different classes. We've talked about removing them, changing the 0.99

01:42:11.200 laws to make them leave. Now we're talking about citizenship. So the first step is just 0.98

01:42:15.800 the voluntary option. Okay, you'll take a payment, you'll give up your citizenship, 0.62

01:42:19.940 and you'll leave.

01:42:21.420 We're making Canada less comfortable for you.

01:42:23.180 You want to leave?

01:42:24.700 Let's make that happen.

01:42:26.520 So very simple to round out phase two,

01:42:29.420 the voluntary repatriation system.

01:42:32.000 People don't like this.

01:42:33.860 They just want everyone to be forced out.

01:42:35.960 But the reality is we need to offer a staged approach

01:42:40.000 as we build public support 0.92

01:42:41.460 for removing people from the country.

01:42:43.440 As people get more used to these concepts,

01:42:46.620 revoking these various statuses,

01:42:48.960 as people see people voluntarily leaving public support will continue to climb for the concept

01:42:54.880 of remigration writ large and this is just another state step towards that so this this voluntary

01:43:00.480 system could be added very early in the process right it might be too low in this list to be

01:43:07.400 honest i i kind of grouped these things thematically but this could be you know offered

01:43:12.380 day one of a new government as we're as we're implementing phase one we can also add a voluntary

01:43:17.800 system, especially with a very basic kind of financial incentives or just like the free

01:43:23.320 plane tickets, so on, like I was describing off the bat. So very simple, the voluntary

01:43:29.180 repatriation program. Here's some money. Here's some logistical support. You're not a citizen

01:43:34.800 anymore. Time to go home. So very simple, very effective. So that is phase two. There we go,

01:43:45.740 guys. Phase one, phase two. Now we just have phase three. Phase three. So phase three is

01:43:53.040 rebuilding a cohesive and sovereign country. This is cleaning up the rest of the mess now that people

01:43:58.260 are leaving. Okay. Anything going on in the chat before we move on to phase three?

01:44:08.760 I love these kind words from Roy Joseph Jr. Indeed, we wish you a wonderful move to Kingston. May

01:44:15.700 your new life be amazing. Lovely. I'm not going to be able to talk by the end of this, guys.

01:44:29.780 Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Oh, it looks like super chats are working. Who lied to me?

01:44:41.460 cox 798 $2 go get it boys minus 30% if you serve your chat by the way an important reminder if you

01:44:50.980 want to give financial support don't do what cox did we appreciate every dollar cox it helps a lot

01:44:57.240 but if you really want to help gas the movement the best thing to do is go over to our website

01:45:01.860 dominionsociety.ca drop us a small donation if you can afford it if you can afford a hundred

01:45:07.260 dollar one you get one of these gorgeous ensign pins if not you can become a member you can sign

01:45:13.040 up as a as a member of the dominion society i'll get you one of these beautiful the beautiful

01:45:18.660 dominion society pins so you can rep the movement on your jacket on your jacket on your on your on

01:45:25.840 your outside coat whatever um 25 bucks a year but more importantly that's how you get involved in

01:45:32.700 organization that's how you get plugged in with your local team at the local level we have teams

01:45:36.780 going across the country we have teams in in in winnipeg in in in regina in victoria in

01:45:46.380 in calgary edmonton st catherine's niagara hamilton we have nova scotia halifax we have

01:45:54.180 teams all over the country and we're expanding more and more every week so if you want to be

01:45:59.440 put in touch with like-minded dominion society members the first step is to head over to our

01:46:03.880 website, become a member, and start to get involved. You know, we're doing all sorts of

01:46:09.400 interesting community events more and more, local meetups on a regular basis, community cleanups,

01:46:16.120 postering, literature distribution, all sorts of things to not only give you guys a sense of

01:46:22.940 community and involvement, but also to promote our message further and further, to popularize

01:46:28.100 remigration and put more pressure on institutions and government and create that metapolitical force

01:46:33.660 to shift the direction of canadian politics dom sock tank tops yeah we're working on a uh

01:46:40.700 we're working we'll be releasing a new line of merch very soon um and then we'll be doing a new

01:46:47.700 summer line after that we'll we have a new line of t-shirts and hoodies and hats and stuff coming

01:46:53.640 uh some new long live canada merch for our super fans uh some new colors stuff like that and then

01:47:00.960 We'll be looking to do some more summery merch after that.

01:47:05.260 Domsock gym shirts.

01:47:06.660 Yeah, yeah.

01:47:07.040 We're looking to do some gym shorts, some gym shirts. 0.79

01:47:09.320 We need to get that white boy summer aesthetic maxing out. 0.59

01:47:15.360 Loved the community cleanups, dude.

01:47:17.120 Yeah, that is something that's so important. 1.00

01:47:21.740 Multiculturalism has brought so much chaos into our society, 1.00

01:47:23.740 but you can see the erosion of communities 1.00

01:47:26.060 at the very basic level, right?

01:47:27.820 Our communities have just become disgusting.

01:47:29.640 there's garbage everywhere there's needles crack pipes if you live in a city everywhere you go

01:47:35.700 it's like this like I wake up sometimes and I have needles and crack pipes and stuff in my front yard

01:47:42.040 it's disgusting so we need to be leading by example right cleaning up our community we're

01:47:48.800 not just all talk we want a better country and we're willing to do the work so yeah the community

01:47:55.880 cleanups is is a great thing that i'm i'm so proud to see from our team um you know some guys started

01:48:01.960 it uh here in ontario and then guys across the country are like trying to one up each other we

01:48:06.460 have this sense of kind of friendly competition going on across the organization and it's improving

01:48:10.620 our country in a very tangible way it's beautiful to see we do have lots of people in in in sudbury

01:48:16.800 lees we haven't got the organization quite on on online yet uh but it's it's on the radar it's on

01:48:23.720 the radar can we say white man instead of white boy i don't know man like i i understand like

01:48:32.740 i'm a man i'm not a boy i'm almost 30 years old but there's there is a certain vibe to white boy

01:48:37.220 summer like it's not you don't have to be so it doesn't have to be so demeaning or anything

01:48:41.340 uh it's just for the vibes man it's for the vibes low-key summer a sense of a child a child

01:48:49.680 childlike wonderment, like embrace, embrace it. It doesn't have to be so demeaning. We're taking,

01:48:55.400 we're taking it back, boys, white boy summer. Okay. Let's get back into things. 0.92

01:49:04.480 Last step phase or last phase, phase three, rebuild a cohesive and sovereign nation. Step nine,

01:49:12.180 adjust and expand rules for revoking naturalized citizenship so this is the big one

01:49:19.740 this is the big controversial one that that that makes uh jason kenny all upset because uh i'm an

01:49:28.000 evil racist and i want to take away people's citizenship um yada yada yada so this is what

01:49:33.740 i mean when we're talking about uh expanding rules for naturalized uh revoking naturalized 0.53

01:49:41.400 citizenship. So we want to amend the Citizenship Act to restore and expand the federal government's

01:49:48.440 authority to revoke naturalized citizenship on the basis of national interest, loyalty,

01:49:53.380 and cultural compatibility, not solely on fraud. So right now, you can revoke citizenships within

01:50:01.320 the Canadian constitution, within the Citizenship Act. Right now, you can only revoke citizenship

01:50:07.240 in cases of fraud. Before Justin Trudeau, you could also revoke citizenship in cases of

01:50:14.740 terrorism. This is where Trudeau's famous line, a Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian,

01:50:20.800 actually came from. It was on the debate stage against Stephen Harper around the topic of Omar

01:50:26.280 Cotter, who you might remember, he fought on behalf of what was it, ISIS or some Muslim

01:50:32.740 extremist group, but was born here in Canada, went to go fight abroad because his parents were

01:50:39.840 involved. Back in towards the, whatever, the 2015 election, Justin Trudeau made this big virtue

01:50:47.000 signaling a Canadian, a Canadian, a Canadian, even if they're a terrorist. That's what he was,

01:50:50.620 that's what he was saying. So under Stephen Harper, you could revoke citizenship for

01:50:55.380 terrorism. You can still revoke citizenship in terms of fraud. So I think a new government

01:51:01.220 should expand these rules. First of all, they should clarify how fraud is interpreted in order

01:51:06.620 to revoke citizenship. This would include things that we've already discussed. So a more liberal

01:51:11.960 interpretation of fraud would include things like people who got citizenship through birth rights,

01:51:18.020 through gaining birthright citizenship, through anchor babies, through birth tourism.

01:51:22.740 This is a knowing act of fraud in an effort to get citizenship. And it should be interpreted as such

01:51:30.520 when revoking citizenship so this would be a simple uh act of parliament a clarification for

01:51:38.540 the bureaucracy on how fraud is interpreted to cast that wider net in order to start revoking

01:51:44.820 more citizenships now i believe that we should further add new reasons for uh for which

01:51:53.380 citizenship should be revoked specifically uh if it's in the national interest and to enforce

01:52:01.220 loyalty and cultural compatibility so to protect canada's social cohesion and national security

01:52:08.280 so right now there are all sorts of foreign controversies right there's there's foreign

01:52:13.880 gangs operating in canada like the the the the trudeau accused the indian government of

01:52:20.220 executing an extrajudicial execution on Canadian territory when a Sikh activist was killed a few

01:52:28.880 years back. There are, you know, there are the Chinese police stations enforcing foreign laws

01:52:35.420 within Canadian territory. There are things like the Bishnoy gang, an Indian gang that was just

01:52:43.100 added to the terrorist list. There's all sorts of other foreign gangs as well. I don't care if

01:52:48.140 these people that are part of these groups are citizens, right? They're undermining Canada's 0.93

01:52:54.040 national sovereignty, our national security, and they should have their citizenship revokes in

01:53:01.080 order to protect those things. They should be removed from the country, right? This is very

01:53:05.380 basic. But also things like public allegiance to foreign states and ideologies. Right now,

01:53:15.320 all the most, the largest political demonstrations in Canada are all about foreign causes, right?

01:53:21.820 It's these massive protests and referendums for an independent Calistani state. It's these clashes

01:53:29.760 between, you know, Iranians, Muslims, and Jews. It's all these foreign groups, all this foreign 1.00

01:53:36.980 politics playing out on Canadian soil. If you're not, if you're more, if you're more loyal to a

01:53:43.480 foreign state, a foreign political movement, a foreign military, so on, you're not loyal to

01:53:50.180 Canada. I think this is grounds for removal for like, I think Canadian citizens should be loyal

01:53:57.320 to Canada, Canada first, Canada only. And if you're not, if you're out protesting, if you're out

01:54:04.160 advocating, if you're using Canada as a safe haven to advance your foreign political causes, 0.98

01:54:10.640 as so many Sikhs are in Canada,

01:54:13.420 as so many Kalistani radicals are in Canada, 1.00

01:54:16.100 just using Canada as a safe haven 0.82

01:54:17.800 to advance their foreign political interests,

01:54:20.160 we're not putting up with that anymore.

01:54:22.120 If you're in Canada, you're loyal to Canada,

01:54:24.540 in Canada only. 0.90

01:54:25.740 If you're interested in advancing a foreign cause, 0.98

01:54:28.880 you can go do that back in your foreign country. 0.98

01:54:31.560 So this is what I mean.

01:54:33.880 It's these subversive agents

01:54:36.040 acting against Canadian interests,

01:54:38.620 acting on behalf of foreign governments acting in favor of foreign political causes these people

01:54:45.480 do not have a place in canadian society um and as well we should be uh any criminals 0.79

01:54:52.580 we should we should much more liberally revoke citizenship and deport immigrants who are 0.91

01:54:59.560 criminals especially in terms of serious crimes like if these people are murdering and raping 1.00

01:55:04.540 people there's no more clear indication that you do not belong in canadian society than coming here

01:55:11.660 and breaking our laws so there needs to be a zero tolerance through these things if you're committing

01:55:17.020 especially if you're on any sort of temporary visa temporary foreign work or so on if you're

01:55:21.020 violating our laws zero tolerance you're out as well this should be grounds to remove especially

01:55:26.780 in the face case of serious crimes um if you're if you're breaking all our laws you've made it

01:55:34.220 very clear that you do not belong here. You're not, we're not wasting time. We're not wasting

01:55:38.260 resources, putting you in prison. We're sending you back to your own country. So this is, this 0.99

01:55:44.440 is what I mean when we're talking about revoking naturalized citizenship. It's, it's these people

01:55:51.420 who have gamed our system, that have abused birthright citizenship, that have abused the 0.98

01:55:56.540 asylum system. These people that are acting on behalf of foreign governments that are compromising

01:56:02.280 our national security and these subversives that are using Canada as a safe haven for their own

01:56:07.600 foreign political interests. All these people, this is, I don't care if they're citizens. I

01:56:12.120 don't care what their class is. They've, and criminals, they've, they've proven that they

01:56:16.740 do not belong in Canadian society. They do not meet the threshold for what we believe a Canadian 0.96

01:56:21.500 citizenship should, as Canadian citizens should be, and they need to be removed. So that's the 1.00

01:56:27.160 simple, the long and short of it, this would require constitutional changes, right? We'd need

01:56:33.900 to change the Citizenship Act. We'd likely get pushback in the Supreme Courts. We've seen that

01:56:40.140 the Supreme Courts think it's discrimination to not offer free daycare services to fake asylum 1.00

01:56:48.600 claimants, right? The Supreme Courts will push back on that. They'll most certainly push back

01:56:53.660 on things like revoking citizenship.

01:56:57.400 Fortunately, in Canada, we have the Notwithstanding Clause,

01:57:00.200 the Peace Order and Good Governance Clause.

01:57:01.800 We have these constitutional tools

01:57:03.700 to ignore the subversive actions of the courts.

01:57:08.400 But ultimately, we'll have to take a page

01:57:10.100 out of countries like El Salvador.

01:57:13.480 If courts, if judges are working

01:57:15.920 against Canada's national interests,

01:57:17.520 they need to be impeached, they need to be removed,

01:57:19.740 and they need to be replaced with actual nationalists,

01:57:22.240 natural patriots, judges that are going to put the interests of the Canadian people first.

01:57:27.680 While we're amending the constitution, I also think we should take a page out of Hungary's book. 0.85

01:57:32.060 The first clause in the Canadian constitution should recognize that Canada is a bicultural

01:57:38.540 country. It should recognize heritage Canadians. It should recognize that the Canadian people are

01:57:46.340 paramount, that the purpose of the state is to serve the nation and everything else should flow

01:57:50.680 from there. That constitutional amendment would be not to mention removing the multiculturalism

01:57:55.460 portion from the charter as well. That first constitutional amendment to recognize heritage

01:58:01.580 Canadians, to recognize Canada as a home for Canadians would have incredible downstream

01:58:07.360 impacts on the interpretation of all sorts of laws. So I think that's a necessary reinterpretation,

01:58:14.000 a necessary change to the constitution that will enable all sorts of other changes that I've

01:58:20.140 already talked about today, but especially when it comes to revoking citizenship. So that's,

01:58:23.960 that's probably the most important piece, the most controversial piece,

01:58:28.660 revoking citizenship, but I think it is very reasonable. We have very specific ideas.

01:58:32.740 It's not just anyone who's, who's not white enough gets deported. Like it's, it's, we have 0.64

01:58:40.360 very specific, tangible ideas of who does not meet the cut of what a Canadian citizen should be

01:58:47.080 And the laws that should be changed in order to adhere to this new concept of what it means

01:58:54.620 to be Canadian. So that's the big one. Step nine, phase three. Just a few more quick hits.

01:59:04.920 Step 10, we have penalized institutions that enabled mass migration. So I don't think it's

01:59:10.880 enough to just change the laws, right? We need to be punishing our enemies as well. So all these

01:59:19.100 sort of immigration consultants, immigration lawyers, this whole industry around grifting off

01:59:28.600 of Canada's lax immigration laws, these people need to be put out of business. They need to be

01:59:33.740 punished. They need to be put in jail. They need to be all these NGOs that are facilitating and 0.54

01:59:38.700 promoting migration to Canada. These fake colleges that are just diploma bills to further

01:59:45.720 facilitate chain migration. Any businesses, these chain restaurants that are just being used as

01:59:52.840 hubs to bring in more temporary foreign workers to facilitate mass migration.

01:59:59.040 Any sort of university that's putting forward this anti-Canadian policy,

02:00:03.300 funding needs to be revoked uh uh these people need to be punished and uh we need to you know

02:00:14.920 purge uh ircc uh immigrations refugees canada uh the cbsa we need to purge all of this anti-canadian

02:00:24.520 sentiment from government departments we need to punt we need to you know disband these these

02:00:30.160 diploma bills. We need to persecute anyone that's been grifting off of mass immigration, 0.99

02:00:38.580 that's been facilitating this anti-Canadian process. It's not enough to just shut down

02:00:45.340 the system. The people that took advantage of it, the people that destroyed Canada to benefit

02:00:51.140 themselves personally need to be punished. That's the long and short of it. We need to dismantle,

02:00:57.900 fully dismantle the infrastructure that has facilitated mass immigration. Not just change 1.00

02:01:05.060 the laws, but make sure that the people that have done this are properly punished. Because it's a

02:01:11.440 crime against the Canadian people. What they've done to our society is criminal. It's not 1.00

02:01:16.740 acceptable. And we need to send a strong message to future generations, to the world around that

02:01:23.600 this is not tolerated anymore in Canada. So that's step 10. And last, but certainly not least,

02:01:31.960 is repealing the Multiculturalism Act. This is behind a lot of the cultural problems in our 0.93

02:01:41.160 society. It facilitates all sorts of, you know, discrimination cases, all sorts of foreign 1.00

02:01:50.740 funding to foreign religious festivals, all sorts of things like this. And it fundamentally

02:01:56.320 transformed what Canadian identity is, right? We went from a proud bicultural for Angle French

02:02:03.280 nation, home of the Canadian people to this multicultural society where we're a nation

02:02:09.380 of immigrants, anyone from anywhere can come here and be Canadian and so on. This is not 0.92

02:02:14.600 an accurate representation of Canadian identity, Canadian history, where you're going to expunge

02:02:19.660 this. We're going to remove it from the charter. We're going to remove the multiculturalism act

02:02:25.420 from law. And furthermore, we're going to replace it with a national cohesion act.

02:02:30.840 This would affirm Canada's founding as a historically Christian, European, bicultural,

02:02:37.500 Anglo-French society. And this would allow for all sorts of downstream pressures on things like

02:02:45.540 the education system, which is not a federal jurisdiction, right? It's a provincial jurisdiction.

02:02:49.660 All the different provinces have their own education systems, but we use this at the federal level to pressure provinces to update things like their curriculums.

02:02:58.960 So students are not being indoctrinated with this cultural mosaic, multiculturalist mumbo jumbo, this anti-white, anti-Canadian understanding of our history that frames the founders, the builders of our country as villains, as evil colonists and so on that puts forward a positive, proud, glorious interpretation of Canadian identity.

02:03:28.960 in Canadian history to better educate our students to make sure that the next generation

02:03:34.460 is a generation of nationalists that are proud of their country that want to serve their country

02:03:39.780 that want a cohesive community again so it would all start and this would also have the downstream

02:03:46.400 effects not only within the education system but within the civil service at all levels 0.52

02:03:50.480 we're no longer doing all this multiculturalism stuff Canada is a proud bicultural Anglo-French

02:03:57.600 country. Canadians are the descendants of the settlers, farmers, builders, and explorers that

02:04:05.720 founded and settled Canada. We're not just a home for anyone from anywhere anymore. And that's going

02:04:11.960 to be reflected in our education system and our public service. And it all starts with a new

02:04:18.580 National Cohesion Act that would promote cultural unity instead of this pluralistic multicultural

02:04:25.500 society that Canada's become. Now, that is the plan. 11 steps, three phases to save Canada. 0.85

02:04:37.900 I think we could do this within, you know, if we got a favorable government in power with a

02:04:47.740 majority government, I think we could move on all these steps within the course of probably

02:04:54.920 four to 10 years, it would probably take two administration to fully institute this.

02:05:02.960 I think this could create a very popular government that would have massive support

02:05:07.760 from the people that would continue on, that would be able to serve the multiple administrations in

02:05:13.880 order to create this sort of massive cultural change that we'd like to see. It won't be easy,

02:05:20.020 but it is necessary. So just like we saw the left transform our society, right? Canada was not

02:05:26.840 always a multicultural society, right? Like that is a transformation that has taken place

02:05:31.420 since the 1960s. We're not totally transforming Canadian society. We're really just cleaning up

02:05:37.860 the mess of the last 60 years, the elite imposed mess of the last 60 years to revive Canadian 0.58

02:05:45.060 identity. It's still living within us, right? We still have these kind of illiberal nationalist

02:05:51.620 sentiments deep within us. We just need to wake that up within Canadians. We need to provide a

02:05:56.960 clear right-wing nationalist alternative to the status quo. So that is my spiel for tonight.

02:06:09.900 that's the re-migration plan three phases 11 steps that's how we fix canada so on that note

02:06:16.780 two hours two hours in so where are where are where are the boys that love the long live streams

02:06:22.340 where this one's for you this one's for you guys uh uh yeah so we'll take some um we'll take some

02:06:31.740 questions we'll take some questions for a bit and then i have a nice little rant to end us off

02:06:35.780 but that's the plan boys i know a lot of people have been when when are you doing it when you've

02:06:40.660 been talking about for so long there i did it there's the plan 11 steps remigration now um

02:06:47.860 give me your questions bros what are you wait are you telling me oh that's not good um i'm not pro

02:06:55.780 israel i'm pro canada uh nothing like that is that clear enough i don't know why people accuse me of

02:07:02.960 being pro-israel um i'm not pro any foreign country i'm pro canada

02:07:07.340 oh so i missed some super chats boys i'm so sorry sorry let's go back through the super chats first

02:07:20.000 uh just 70 25 20 dollars thank you so much for the support i work in forestry in bc and when i

02:07:28.020 hire young Canadians I pay above industry wages while trying to give them skills to take the next

02:07:33.440 to their next job beautiful we love to see that be the change you want to see in the world

02:07:38.220 you have to lead from the front thank you for your support we got ten dollars from Neo San

02:07:45.220 Fedisto thanks for reading the chat big man Dan and thanks for your hard work from Alberta also

02:07:52.620 the toques and scarves go hard will there be a summer merch drop yeah yeah we're working on a

02:07:56.620 new merch drop. It should be coming down soon. Uh, not exactly sure when new line of hoodies and

02:08:02.640 t-shirts and hats are coming first. And then we'll be doing some summer merch after that. Some, um,

02:08:08.540 some, uh, some shorts and some tank tops and stuff like that.

02:08:14.600 Uh, mords 67, 48, $20. Thank you so much for the support mords. I really appreciate it. Don't give

02:08:23.340 up the good work i'm not giving up anytime soon i'm all in on this i'm all in on canada i'm not

02:08:29.180 giving up for anything uh at gman 85 73 five dollars thank you so much merci beaucoup canadian

02:08:37.500 francais the gaspizy love the content we love our francophone brothers thank you so much for the

02:08:43.900 super chat thank you so much for the support let's go back over to the main chat do we have some

02:08:50.140 Questions?

02:08:57.260 Sorry, I was late on the super chats.

02:09:00.040 I was so locked in, locked into the re-migration plan.

02:09:06.180 I wasn't watching the chat enough.

02:09:13.060 Thank you for giving me so much hope.

02:09:14.340 That's what I'm here for.

02:09:15.320 That's what I'm here for. 0.93

02:09:17.240 Daniel, are you pro-white? 0.95

02:09:18.500 I am pro-white. 0.71

02:09:19.600 I am pro-Canadian. 0.88

02:09:24.500 What part of Canada first and Canada only

02:09:26.620 do you guys not understand?

02:09:27.680 I thought it was pretty simple, man.

02:09:29.420 It's kind of implied that I'm not pro-India,

02:09:33.820 pro-Israel, pro-China.

02:09:35.420 I'm pro-Canada.

02:09:36.420 It's that simple.

02:09:38.300 Generally speaking, how easy is it

02:09:40.000 for foreigners to acquire citizenship?

02:09:41.980 It kind of depends on what channel

02:09:47.820 they're coming through.

02:09:48.540 um but you know if you have a child here you'll probably get citizenship through

02:09:53.040 family ratification um it really depends on on what stream you're coming through

02:09:58.940 who's this guy who's this guy at gdub i've never heard of this guy

02:10:05.220 which remigration policy do you think is the most underrated that's an interesting question greg

02:10:10.280 um underrated um i i really think that the birthright citizenship stuff is huge it has so

02:10:19.360 many downstream uh uh impacts and especially for being retroactive with thing i i think it solves

02:10:24.840 a lot of the program um but also the the the permanent residence i think that's a huge way of

02:10:31.120 of quickly uh removing a lot of people without having to get into kind of constitutional

02:10:36.460 discussions on revoking citizenships and stuff. So either of those two, I would say,

02:10:41.980 are pretty underrated. You don't see them talked about quite as much.

02:10:47.400 About the 20% remittance tax, wouldn't it be better to cancel all foreign aid rather than

02:10:51.400 putting a tax? So foreign aid and remittances are different. Foreign aid is just the money we

02:10:56.060 give to foreign countries to help with things like making roads and putting up signs to get 0.99

02:11:01.640 them to stop pooping on beaches and stuff. So all foreign aid should definitely be cut.

02:11:05.720 remittances are the money that the people here, the immigrants here are sending back to their 1.00

02:11:10.760 family through, you know, e-transfers and stuff. I didn't say a 20% tax. I'm not quite sure where 0.97

02:11:17.520 we'd set that taxation level. 50%, 80%, 100%. I'm not saying 20%, but remittances and foreign aid

02:11:29.240 are not the same thing drop a polo for summer we do actually have a polo that is available it is

02:11:39.520 gorgeous it's 100 cotton beautiful kind of golf shirt style thing with an embroidered ds logo on

02:11:46.360 the chest but it is exclusive for our volunteers so if you want one you gotta sign up as a member

02:11:52.560 you gotta sign up as a volunteer and then you get access to the exclusive volunteer polo and it is

02:11:58.260 elite it is a it i i think it's my favorite piece of merch we put out so far so but you have to you

02:12:05.860 have to get involved if you want to earn that where are the questions my friend imperial daniel

02:12:25.860 wouldn't it be better to seize assets of these individuals or at least raise it to 50%? Yeah,

02:12:30.480 I didn't say 20%. I don't know where 20% came from. A remittance tax would be much simpler, 0.59

02:12:37.540 legally speaking, than seizing people's assets on mass, but that might be necessary

02:12:42.100 some way down the line. Is your merch made in Canada? Some of it is, some of it isn't.

02:12:48.680 It's really hard to get financially affordable merchandise made in Canada. There's really not

02:12:53.980 many options as much as i would like to do everything done in canada the reality is most

02:12:58.460 of our manufacturing has been offshored that's out of my control um so a lot of our merch is uh all

02:13:06.400 of our merch is at least finished in canada you know it's it's embroidered or screen printed here

02:13:11.380 in canada a lot of the base stuff has to come from foreign countries unfortunately um but we do have

02:13:17.000 a few made in canada options that are flagged on the website i think the toques and the scarves

02:13:21.160 are all made here in canada but a lot of the t-shirts and stuff the base comes from abroad

02:13:25.720 and then it's finished here um it's just the way it has to be guys like uh unless you guys want

02:13:31.800 the merch to be twice three times four times as expensive

02:13:35.080 need a hockey jersey yeah maybe we'll do that over next winter that would be really cool i want

02:13:41.080 one of those two um but i don't think that's good for the summer line right now we're pivoting to

02:13:46.520 it to summer wear. Would a fine for speaking foreign languages in public be a good idea or

02:13:53.000 ineffective? Should rules be different for tourists, for citizens? I think this would

02:13:57.480 be hard to enforce. What are we going to have? Speech enforcement officers everywhere. I think

02:14:05.120 it's important to, we have much more control on offering services and stuff like that. As always

02:14:10.020 kind of laying out earlier, making sure schooling, making sure all public services, healthcare, all

02:14:15.580 this stuff is offered in only English and French making sure all business signage all business is

02:14:21.240 done in English and French this is very uh feasible I think it's much more practical than

02:14:27.000 just uh kind of enforcing it in public and this would make so people have to learn the language

02:14:33.740 it would it would have a downstream effect of cutting down on things like uh kind of uh speaking

02:14:39.840 foreign languages in in public spaces but I think that's a more practical way of kind of creating

02:14:44.540 that. Daniel, how's that shoulder coming along? Are you ready for trend season? It's getting a

02:14:51.540 bit better. I've been rushing back to exercising, working out, and it's just been slowing down my

02:14:58.660 recovery. So for the last week, I've been on a total pause, no working out at all, just some

02:15:05.640 basic rehab stuff to get the motion back. It is feeling pretty good. I'm hopeful that I'll be able

02:15:12.040 to get back to my workout routine next week and get really juiced up for summer. But it's all

02:15:18.020 natty. It's all natty, boys. We don't need to be getting sketchy hormones and peptides and all

02:15:27.220 that stuff. We need to be eating a good diet, working out regularly, and getting huge for

02:15:32.660 white boy summer how can we highlight the need for re-migration from first principles many 0.68

02:15:43.600 canadians remain under the pravda media spell they don't understand why mass immigration has

02:15:48.440 been so detrimental i don't know if i agree with that um like mass immigration is incredibly

02:15:55.240 unpopular according to public opinion polls like uh you know 65 percent of people support mass

02:16:02.020 deportations. Mass immigration is wildly unpopular. Even amongst immigrants, a majority support mass

02:16:10.720 deportations. Like mass immigration, it's undeniable the impacts that it's had on society 0.66

02:16:17.340 culturally, economically. It's a very unpopular position. Now, this notion that can't, like

02:16:23.840 these kind of foundational notions of Canada being a nation of immigrants and stuff like that,

02:16:29.260 the cultural mosaic. These are more kind of built into people. But I think that there are very clear

02:16:37.560 arguments against this. And it's just a matter of knowing your history, the sociology behind

02:16:43.360 Canada, the ethnic history of, you know, the waves of settlers that founded Canada. I would strongly

02:16:51.700 recommend reading Dr. Ricardo Duchesne's book, Canada and Decay, where he explains the whole

02:16:59.780 history behind the changes in immigration policy and the waves of settlers and the ethnic makeup

02:17:04.220 of Canada throughout our history to better understand that and to be able to deliver

02:17:08.320 those arguments clearly and effectively to people. Because I think all these things can be very easily

02:17:14.520 diffused. It's just people are so steeped in this culture through academia, through media,

02:17:20.900 and so on. But really, we need to build this metapolitical alternative. People don't understand

02:17:25.520 what I'm talking about when I say metapolitics. And it's all the surrounding systems, right? It's

02:17:29.560 media, it's news, it's academia. It's giving people the arguments and the logic to advance

02:17:37.940 our cause outside of the political realm in order to make those downstream impacts on our politics.

02:17:44.020 So, I mean, on a personal level, I think it's about knowing our history and knowing the arguments

02:17:49.040 in order to deliver that in a clear and respectful manner.

02:17:57.060 If we started right now, how long would this all take?

02:17:59.320 I said a couple of times, I think it'll take,

02:18:01.420 I think if we had a majority government,

02:18:04.340 if we had public opinion on our side,

02:18:06.000 it could get done within 10 years.

02:18:11.000 Thoughts on re-industrialization?

02:18:13.240 Absolutely, we need to bring back manufacturing to Canada.

02:18:16.020 Now, globalization has had terrible impacts

02:18:21.020 on Canadian society and we need to bring that back here. 1.00

02:18:26.660 But first we need re-migration. 1.00

02:18:29.500 That's the number one priority. 1.00

02:18:31.180 Re-migration, then re-industrialization. 0.98

02:18:34.480 Restore, re-migration, re-industrialization, restoration.

02:18:40.000 I like it.

02:18:40.760 do i have to pay just like let's seek uh you'll have to work that out with your landlord buddy

02:18:48.080 i don't know what to tell you

02:18:49.440 you gotta pay with your pay with your dollars

02:18:53.960 i gotta say twitter commenters are kind of unhinged like i think i like the youtuber

02:19:12.060 the youtube commenters uh better

02:19:14.720 did you go to that event down south last weekend i don't know what event you're talking about

02:19:23.840 we got another super chat here another super chat from neo sand

02:19:32.420 my pronunciation is no good with the announcement today on alberta's immigration referendums many

02:19:42.400 of the questions are clearly linked to remigration policies could domsock play a role in influence in

02:19:46.720 referendum i think that's an interesting proposal um i i i haven't seen the most recent updates on

02:19:54.480 what the referendum will be uh last i as i understood it was it was very much uh about

02:20:01.360 just giving services to to to immigrants um i i would be interested in helping to to promote that

02:20:10.960 but it's hard to get too intertwined with that given the kind of soft question i think but uh

02:20:18.320 i didn't see today's news so maybe i need to to re-update that we do have a good organization out

02:20:24.000 in in uh alberta and i think we could help uh kind of steward that and and make for a more

02:20:30.160 successful referendum and that could have very positive effects across the country if alberta

02:20:35.920 that kind of gives that precedent, that credibility,

02:20:41.060 it's something that could kind of take off

02:20:42.600 across the country.

02:20:43.440 So it could be a very important referendum, I think.

02:20:48.280 Do you think a moratorium should be held

02:20:49.640 for more than 10 years?

02:20:51.000 Perhaps we'd have to kind of play that by year.

02:20:52.800 I think 10 years is a good start 0.84

02:20:54.720 as we implement the rest of our kind of re-migration plan,

02:20:58.220 but we could kind of make a decision from there.

02:21:00.620 And when we reopen immigration,

02:21:02.020 I think we should approach things very differently. 0.98

02:21:03.700 It should be very restricted to very unique economic situations, 1.00

02:21:09.020 and it should only be coming from countries

02:21:11.180 that are culturally similar to Canada.

02:21:14.120 You know, obvious ones being countries like France

02:21:16.560 and the United Kingdom,

02:21:19.840 countries consistent with Canada's heritage.

02:21:23.260 It should be vastly limited, 1.00

02:21:26.440 the countries we accept immigrants from, 1.00

02:21:29.720 much like it was for most of Canada's history.

02:21:33.700 Can you give us some dreams to talk about how Canada will look like after the 11 steps?

02:21:39.400 I mean, it'll be much more familiar.

02:21:44.740 It'll be much more orderly.

02:21:46.360 We'll bring back a sense of community and national pride, a sense of not only community,

02:21:52.060 but identity, a common understanding of our history.

02:21:55.840 uh you know uh our cultural festivals will be will be unifying rather than foreign

02:22:04.100 um it would it would be much like the country many of us grew up in a country that's become

02:22:12.220 so different so foreign over the last few years over the last 20 years um i was born into a very

02:22:20.760 different country than than i'm living in now um and really i just want to go back

02:22:25.160 um and so many of our problems are kind of downstream from this kind of very liberal

02:22:31.860 multiculturalist attitude it's it's atomized society which has caused so many other issues

02:22:38.340 right there's no sense of communities we've lost these kind of third spaces uh part of this has

02:22:43.400 come down to secularization and the decline of the power of the church we don't have these kind

02:22:49.100 communities which means people don't can't meet each other and people can't uh they're we have

02:22:54.740 this dysfunctional kind of dating market which has downstream impacts on on on uh family formation

02:23:01.880 and child rearing um i think that through re-migration we can recapture our common sense

02:23:09.720 of identity and culture and make for and rebuild the kind of sense of community that we once had

02:23:16.120 right like when i was a kid like you could go out and be unsupervised and it wasn't even that

02:23:23.460 you weren't worried that someone was going to hurt your child it was that the people in your

02:23:28.300 community knew your child and they knew how to get in contact with you if something happened

02:23:32.420 like there was a real community and now it's not like that no one knows their neighbors there's no

02:23:37.600 common kind of sentiment binding came together. And that comes from this very multiculturalist

02:23:46.360 attitude where this very liberal attitude, where we're all just kind of atomized individuals,

02:23:50.280 where everyone's culture is legitimate and equal and stuff. No, we want a single unifying community

02:23:56.700 to rally around. I think that's very important for a functional country.

02:24:00.400 how many members do we have now we're up above 2,500 now we're up above 2,500

02:24:15.940 another super chat here from lunar 1842 the canadian census is this year what's your

02:24:21.960 estimate for how many heritage canadians are left since 2021 it was around 20 70 percent i believe

02:24:29.180 I think it was a bit lower than that.

02:24:31.340 I think it was in the sixties.

02:24:33.280 I would imagine we're in the mid to low fifties now.

02:24:39.200 And that's, I mean, 0.89

02:24:40.040 that's just in terms of white people, right?

02:24:43.320 Some of those are immigrants as well,

02:24:46.100 although much less of them.

02:24:48.500 So I would expect to see that we're now like 55% white

02:24:53.280 or something like that.

02:24:54.960 We'll have to wait and see. 1.00

02:24:57.280 Oh, the one with fairies. 1.00

02:24:58.180 I wasn't able to meet make it to that event. Unfortunately, I was supposed to go but my 1.00

02:25:03.140 my dog had a veterinary emergency I had to cancel. But he's all good now. He's all good. He's

02:25:09.460 conked out on my bed right now. All healthy all recovered but I had to I had to skip that event.

02:25:15.300 Unfortunately

02:25:15.940 did i vote for the ppc i voted for the ppc in 2019 when i worked for the ppc i voted for the

02:25:30.020 ppc in 2021 when i worked for the ppc i did not vote for the ppc in the last election i didn't

02:25:35.140 vote for anyone i wrote re-migration now on my ballot and i submitted it i spoiled it

02:25:41.100 but I couldn't stand not going

02:25:43.660 and filling out a ballot somehow.

02:25:53.700 But Daniel, deportations would cost money. 0.98

02:25:57.120 Remigration is too flippant expensive. 1.00

02:25:59.740 We spend too much money on stupid bullshit now. 1.00

02:26:03.320 Foreign aid and all these stupid projects 1.00

02:26:06.100 to promote multiculturalism and stuff. 1.00

02:26:08.480 All this money can be repurposed towards remigration.

02:26:11.100 We can open new revenue pathways like the remittance tax that I already mentioned to support remigration. 0.61

02:26:17.080 And immigration itself is a tax on our society, not only through remittances, 0.99

02:26:22.320 but through unproductive people coming through all sorts of different pathways. 0.98

02:26:25.600 In the long term, remigration is going to be economically beneficial to Canada, not a drain on our system. 0.99

02:26:41.100 okay it looks like that's all the questions unless we have a couple more coming in

02:26:49.240 uh i do have a little rant and then i need to wrap this up guys it is late

02:26:54.280 it's my bedtime i need my beauty sleep

02:26:57.600 greg i hope you can uh compliment my mic setup after after after this live stream i i think i

02:27:07.520 got it right this time i think i i took your advice ready i i think i i think i cleaned up my act

02:27:13.080 i think i cleaned it up okay

02:27:21.520 okay it doesn't look like any more

02:27:25.400 okay is arthur's trigger word so he keeps jumping every time i say it um to close out

02:27:35.560 today's show I have a little rant in mind that I wanted to get off my chest and it was about a clip

02:27:43.460 that I saw on twitter.com um the the other day it's something I if you follow me on twitter I

02:27:49.900 did respond to it there but I want to I want to elaborate on my thoughts a little bit more get a

02:27:55.080 little bit more off my chest so this clip was posted by uh um he must be sleeping a lot you're

02:28:03.540 You're too kind, Deaconuk5514.

02:28:07.660 You're a sweetheart.

02:28:10.900 So this clip was from that interview that Poiliev did with Diary of a CEO a couple weeks ago.

02:28:18.160 I pulled up a clip a couple weeks ago and reacted to that.

02:28:22.220 But this one was posted earlier this week by Mark Nixon, who's a big social media influencer, I suppose.

02:28:29.520 and he was posting it as a good thing i let me see if i can let me see if i can see what he said

02:28:38.260 let me get my facts right so he posted this clip he said this is the reason the liberals are

02:28:44.140 terrified of pierre polyev and want him gone he stands for freedom so he posted this as a as a

02:28:51.100 favorable thing about pierre polyev's politics um but i have a bit of a a different take so let's

02:28:57.960 Let's watch the clip together and then we'll talk about it.

02:29:00.800 Push a socialist ideology have a gross contradiction in their view of human nature.

02:29:07.200 They say that human beings are wretched, self-interested, greedy when they're in the private, voluntary

02:29:13.160 economy, but they're angels when they're in the governmental economy.

02:29:16.060 And therefore they argue that the government should just control everything because then

02:29:19.300 we have all these angels that will decide for us, decide how our money is spent, what

02:29:23.320 we're supposed to believe in the modernist day, what kind of vehicles we drive, what

02:29:27.240 we should think. But that is a huge contradiction. If man is not capable of deciding for himself,

02:29:32.680 surely he's not capable of deciding for others. And I think the worst vices in human nature come

02:29:38.140 out when there is too much power concentrated in their hands. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

02:29:43.680 So my ideology is that we should disperse power, that it should be a bottom-up system with as much

02:29:49.340 freedom and agency as humanly possible, that people should be free to choose for themselves.

02:29:53.660 The purpose of the government is to do only those things people cannot do for themselves.

02:30:00.820 So there's the clip.

02:30:02.040 There's the clip. 1.00

02:30:02.900 And it's being pushed around by all these Slopulists saying why they, so one, the Runaway 1.00

02:30:11.240 song in the background, it got me triggered. 1.00

02:30:12.840 We have a much better edit to that song.

02:30:15.540 Maybe I'll play it at the end of the episode if I can pull it up quick. 0.99

02:30:18.200 But this is being pushed around by slopulists as a reason why Pierre Polyev is a good alternative, whereas I see this clip as a perfect explanation of the flaws in Pierre Polyev's general kind of right liberal brand of conservatism. 0.88

02:30:40.200 conservatism so there's two kind of main things that i problems that i i see from 0.98

02:30:47.000 the kind of political perspective that he's putting forward in this clip so one

02:30:52.360 it's that pierre polyev and conservatives like him that are really just classical liberals they're

02:31:00.680 very much liberals right it the whole political spectrum is dominated by liberals right we have

02:31:06.140 left liberals which is the capital liberal party and we have right liberals which are

02:31:10.460 the the conservatives but both agree on this post-war egalitarian universalist system and

02:31:20.380 pierre paul yep just wants a smaller government right that's his whole kind of driving force

02:31:25.660 behind his politics he believes foundationally that power is an evil in society

02:31:33.100 and that it must be minimized but in reality power is not good or bad power is inherently

02:31:45.380 amoral it's it's a reality of nature of life nature is not equal it's not egalitarian nature

02:31:53.000 is hierarchical right the strongest survives that is how reality how nature functions but

02:32:02.280 Pierre sees power and conservatives like him see power as an evil that needs to be limited by

02:32:08.240 government. Government needs to be smaller and downsized and that will be that will make things

02:32:14.100 better. This is the foundational flaw of his brand of politics because power is just innate to society

02:32:25.380 right. It's not something that needs to be minimized. We need a right-wing alternative in

02:32:31.860 Canada that is willing to not limit power, but wield power in line with right-wing principles.

02:32:41.140 This is why our society keeps on drifting left and left and left.

02:32:48.380 Progressives, liberals, left-wingers, whatever you want to call them, they're willing to wield

02:32:53.700 power. When they get power, they use it to reward their friends and punish their enemies.

02:32:58.940 they gas money into the anti-hate network to vilify anyone on the right to astroturf this

02:33:08.520 narrative that they're hateful bigots and undermine them get them canceled so on they

02:33:13.040 they put money into the universities to sway them in line with their with their values they

02:33:18.600 they make sure their people are installed on board of directors and at museums and all these

02:33:24.260 institutions within society to normalize their worldview and create a metapolitical system

02:33:29.580 around supporting their values. Conservatives get in and they try and trim away, trim away at the

02:33:36.120 edges of liberal excess. The most ridiculous stuff gets trimmed away, but they don't actually 0.97

02:33:42.440 reorient society, right? They just try and make the government smaller. They try and make it less 0.74

02:33:47.680 excessive, trim away at the edges, but in what is necessary. And as a result, since liberals push

02:33:57.560 everything left, conservatives get in, they trim away a little bit, then liberals get in power and

02:34:01.440 they push things left. And as a result, we've seen a massive shift in our society because the

02:34:09.100 conservatives have been an ineffective alternative, right? They're just opposition. They don't

02:34:15.180 actually provide a cohesive alternative, a way to wield power in line with society. You can't just

02:34:23.900 eliminate power. Power will always exist. If you trim away at government power, it just goes

02:34:31.740 elsewhere, right? A smaller government is just easier to run over for economic elites or foreign

02:34:42.260 powers, multinational corporations. These are the people that benefit from massive cuts to

02:34:49.600 government, right? They just want to deregulate things, liberalize the system, but it doesn't

02:34:58.340 eliminate power, which is their evil, right? It just shifts it to different entities, right?

02:35:07.060 Right? Elites, economic elites, multinational corporations, oligopolies, all of these are

02:35:13.860 just going to take advantage of the power vacuum offered by the conservatives. We need a right-wing

02:35:19.080 alternative in Canada that offers a cohesive vision for the direction of our country, the way

02:35:25.720 they want to wield power in order to accomplish a positive vision for our society in the direction

02:35:32.040 of the country. That's what Canadians want. That's why they're placated with people like

02:35:35.960 Mark Carney, even though they're doing undemocratic things like forging a majority government out of 1.00

02:35:41.600 floor crossers or whatnot. This is all that conservatives can complain about. But he is 1.00

02:35:47.240 wielding power to accomplish a broader vision, a vision that I don't agree with personally.

02:35:54.420 But he is willing to do what is necessary to push the country in line with his vision. The

02:36:02.040 conservatives don't want to do that. They just want to trim away. And this is the foundational

02:36:05.580 problem with the conservative party. They are liberals at heart. What we need is an actual

02:36:12.160 alternative. We need nationalism. We need, and this, like these things are a juxtaposition,

02:36:18.560 right? Liberalism says that anyone can be Canadian. Nationalism says, no, Canadians are

02:36:23.280 Canadians and immigrants are not Canadians. Like it is an illiberal philosophy, an illiberal

02:36:29.400 ideology at its heart. So we need a real nationalist, illiberal alternative to the

02:36:36.080 liberal status quo in order to take Canada in a different direction. We need a government that is

02:36:41.180 willing to reward its friends and punish its enemies. We need a conservative party to get

02:36:46.460 in power and not just trim away, right? We need to purge the bureaucracy of people that are

02:36:51.220 not in line with the outlook of the government. We need a conservative government that's not just

02:36:57.860 going to trim away at government spending that's going to spend on making sure that our institutions

02:37:05.280 our universities are promoting a clear nationalist pro-Canada not this anti-Canadian multiculturalism

02:37:11.200 a pushing the entire metapolitical apparatus in a different direction funding our own favorable

02:37:20.920 media not not not defunding the CBC but reorienting it towards a nationalist purpose making sure

02:37:27.820 that the CBC is promoting, glorifying our history, promoting a positive vision for Canadian society

02:37:33.880 instead of tearing it down. It's not enough to just trim away at things. That's not going to be

02:37:40.200 enough. Canada has been transformed radically over the last 60 years. It needs to be

02:37:45.140 dramatically transformed in a different direction. And the conservatives are not willing to do that.

02:37:50.560 They just want to trim away at the excesses. And that's not what Canadians want. And that's why

02:37:55.540 the conservatives will continue to fail unless they're able to offer a cohesive alternative

02:38:00.840 for the direction of the country. It's not enough to just be like, oh, like maybe it was enough

02:38:06.280 during Trudeau when Trudeau was like so extreme and so exuberant and so culturally Marxist that

02:38:12.960 it was enough to be like, let's not talk about the cultural issues and just focus on the economy.

02:38:17.160 But that's not the situation anymore. Now we need a right wing alternative in this country that will

02:38:22.400 wield power in order to transform Canada in a different direction. We're not satisfied with

02:38:28.200 the way that it's going. It's not good enough to press pause. We need to go back. It's not

02:38:33.980 enough to just stop immigration. It needs to be reversed. So that's number one. The other one is 1.00

02:38:40.620 just this like attitude that individuals are inherently good and that government is inherently

02:38:48.300 bad it needs to be the power needs to be distributed back to the individuals and i

02:38:52.640 i think this is a very like like it's it's it is like vaguely populist and like uh empowering i

02:39:00.620 suppose but it's just dishonest like i think anyone anyone can realize especially through

02:39:07.280 the last like 60 years of just expanding liberalism right this this this notion that

02:39:15.920 we're all atomized individuals. There's no nation. There's no community. We just have to do what's

02:39:21.220 best for the abstract individual. Everyone's equal. Everyone's culture is equal. This liberal

02:39:26.740 attitude that's adopted by both the right and the left has been so destructive for our society.

02:39:32.420 And it's led to this kind of hedonistic attitude. The thing is, I think everyone can realize that

02:39:40.200 human beings are inherently flawed, right? While sure, some people, a select few will benefit from

02:39:50.240 more freedom. This is the kind of pitch, this kind of beautiful lie that elites try and impose on us

02:39:55.600 so they can take advantage of the working class. So they can take advantage of average Canadians 0.64

02:40:00.800 through by gaming the system to drive down wages, drive up asset prices, drive up housing prices.

02:40:08.260 is this is that beautiful lie that liberalism is

02:40:11.560 that we just need to make for more freedom

02:40:14.980 and everything will be better.

02:40:16.700 But I think it's very clear after the last kind of 50,

02:40:19.620 60 years of more and more and more freedom

02:40:21.700 that it's not what people need.

02:40:23.260 Like most people want routine, they want structure,

02:40:27.060 they want order and the government can offer that.

02:40:30.660 The government can provide direction

02:40:32.960 on what the culture should be

02:40:34.580 for how society should be structured.

02:40:38.260 it has the ability to provide, impose order for the benefit of people. When just left to their

02:40:46.000 own devices, people just end up, you know, doing drugs. And I'm not even talking about like the

02:40:51.920 people that you see fent-folded on the street, like zombies, like just people drinking and

02:40:56.740 getting high all the time, living alone in this atomized society with no sense of community.

02:41:04.280 People need order and structure. We need to accept that humans, that man is by nature flawed.

02:41:14.120 It needs to do more to achieve greatness. So this whole attitude that we just need to cut down

02:41:23.400 government and if we just put people in control of their own lives, it'll be for the best for

02:41:30.300 everyone. I think over the last few decades, it's become so clear that that's just a lie.

02:41:39.660 It's this beautiful lie that doesn't actually work in practice. And what is actually necessary

02:41:48.300 is for the government to step in and enforce culture, enforce identity, create the space

02:41:56.880 for communities and societies. And that's what everyone is yearning for. We don't want to live

02:42:02.780 in this atomized multiculturalist society where everything's unfamiliar and everyone just sits 0.94

02:42:09.000 in their pod and watches Netflix and jerks off and smokes pot and stuff. We want to aspire to 0.97

02:42:18.440 something greater together as a society. We want to build big, great things. We want to have big,

02:42:26.860 aspirations we want to have communities and social structures and third spaces

02:42:31.060 where we can interact with people that are like us that that grew up together

02:42:36.880 that have similar experiences that are part of this extended family that the

02:42:42.700 nation is I I'm so tired of this sort of liberal attitude that we get from

02:42:54.160 apparently right-wing politicians. And people will criticize me for being too hard on

02:43:01.080 Pierre Polyev. You focus too much on Pierre. Why don't you attack Mark Carney? Blah, blah, blah,

02:43:05.300 blah, blah. But the thing is, I kind of accept the left for what they are. The problem is that the

02:43:12.880 right is also on the left. They're all liberals. It's right liberals and left liberals. So I'm hard

02:43:19.400 on the conservatives because I want, because I, regardless of what Wyatt Claypool says,

02:43:25.000 I am right-wing and I want a real right-wing alternative for Canadian society. I want a

02:43:33.080 society that is based in our heritage and identity that recognizes power as a reality

02:43:40.740 and hierarchy as natural that benefits merit and prioritizes faith and community.

02:43:50.440 And I think that that sort of message would resonate much further with Canadians

02:43:55.840 than this kind of half-baked small government liberalism that the conservatives have to offer.

02:44:02.620 So that was my, that's my big, thanks for the super chat, Cox798.

02:44:10.740 no trim chop chop thank you for all the support um again that's that's my big rant for today

02:44:18.900 we got through the whole remigration plan i got that off my chest um thank you so much

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Dominion Society of Canada - April 24, 2026

Canada's Remigration Plan ｜ Long Live Canada Ep.6

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