Dominion Society of Canada - Carney's EMBARRASSING India Trip ｜ Dominion Society LIVE

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

00:00:15.200 Panda is undergoing the most dramatic cultural change in its history and the Conservatives

00:00:23.960 are silent to them.

00:00:29.600 Not only are they silent, they're actively trying to pander to foreign ethnic groups. 0.98

00:00:45.600 It does kind of feel like a foreign country here, not going to lie. 1.00

00:00:59.600 If you're a real conservative, you would stand against this transformation of our society.

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00:01:59.040 hello and welcome to another episode of dominion society live my name is daniel

00:02:09.840 tari i am your host i am the founder and chairman of the dominion society but tonight i'm here to

00:02:17.760 talk to you about what's going on this week in canadian politics we have another exciting episode

00:02:22.800 ahead of us tonight. A few topics I want to cover. We're going to start off going over

00:02:28.700 Carney's embarrassing India trip. I want to talk a bit about the levels plan that just came out of

00:02:35.500 the PBO earlier last week, I believe. I want to dive in a bit about this Rachel Gilmore drama

00:02:43.140 and what we're seeing coming out of the CBC and CSIS regarding some other groups.

00:02:51.260 uh and that should that should round us off i'll take a bit of questions towards the end of the

00:02:55.880 episode as we usually do uh but with that out of the way i there one thing i do want to mention is

00:03:03.140 uh before we dive right into things is uh i i get a lot of flack from people uh often for for

00:03:09.880 concert uh for trolling the conservatives too much for criticizing the pierre pauliev and the

00:03:15.360 conservatives they say why don't you talk about carny you guys are just uh you guys are paid by

00:03:20.740 the liberals, your liberal shills, you only attack the conservatives. And I think this feedback is

00:03:26.040 kind of dumb, if I'm going to be honest. We spend every single day, we're out there criticizing 0.97

00:03:31.360 the government, criticizing immigration policy, criticizing the changes we've seen over the last

00:03:38.120 few decades. All of our attacks are inherently against the standing government. They're inherently

00:03:43.380 against the Liberal Party and Mark Carney. So people that get lost in the weeds, they're so

00:03:49.420 sensitive to attacks on the Conservative Party when really we're talking about the issues at hand

00:03:55.740 and how everyone plays into it. Ultimately, we do think that we need to take Canada in a

00:04:01.920 dramatically different direction. And I think it makes most sense to get that through the

00:04:08.380 opposition party, through the real alternative. Right now, the Liberals are in control. They

00:04:13.220 have been for going on two decades now. They don't have much incentive to dramatically change how

00:04:19.020 they're doing things. Whereas the conservatives, the only other party that stands a legitimate

00:04:24.520 chance of winning, they're perennial losers. They keep losing. They need to find ways to do 0.99

00:04:30.020 things differently. So I do think there's more hope for dramatic change within the conservative

00:04:35.280 party. And that's why we're so hard on them. But I wouldn't say we don't criticize the liberals.

00:04:39.620 In fact, I'd say we do so on a daily basis. But let's dedicate some time just to Mr. Mark

00:04:46.060 and talk a bit about his trip to India. So as many of you probably saw, Mark spent four or five days

00:04:54.380 in India on a diplomatic mission, ostensibly to improve, to reinvigorate diplomatic relationships

00:05:04.180 between Canada and India, the most populated country in the world. But this begs the question,

00:05:10.340 uh why were uh diplomatic relations so frosty and do we really want them to be improved uh so if

00:05:19.040 we're looking back uh a lot of people blame Justin Trudeau for the frosty trade relationship

00:05:26.140 diplomatic relationship with with India uh they think back to that trip in 2018 where he's being 0.96

00:05:31.880 a fool and dancing around and playing dress up and and so on but really uh these failed this 0.94

00:05:39.800 failed relationship is is more of a result of what we call diaspora politics this is uh taking over 0.98

00:05:46.200 the western world and canada unlike anywhere else uh as a result of shifting demographics

00:05:52.000 we see politicians are become less and less focused on offering tangible solutions and talking about

00:05:59.880 ideas uh and instead they're focused on uh just dividing canadians and pandering to different

00:06:06.640 ethnic groups, celebrating holidays, playing dress up, and so on to win easy votes by dividing 0.67

00:06:12.760 people and distracting away from real politics. The real issue when it comes to India is as a

00:06:20.020 result of where Indian migrants come from, we have a very split demographic between Hindus and Sikhs.

00:06:34.720 Sikhs in India are less than 2% of the population.

00:06:36.860 But here in Canada, amongst the Indian population, it's almost 50-50 between these two groups.

00:06:42.500 So as a result, we have politicians kind of pandering back and forth between these Hindu and Sikh groups.

00:06:49.220 And the state in India is obviously controlled by the Hindus.

00:06:53.600 And so every time that our politicians are incentivized to play this pandering game to Sikhs, 0.77

00:07:00.800 but every time they do so they're they're inherently attack antagonizing the indian

00:07:05.840 government um there's a few instances big instances that come to mind there was a big

00:07:10.320 farmers protest uh back i believe in 2018 2019 uh that uh trudeau took a took a stand on again to

00:07:17.760 win support within certain ridings amongst certain demographics in canada but again this is what this

00:07:23.440 is what jeopardizes our relationship with the indians so really this this frosty relationship 1.00

00:07:29.120 that we've seen between Canada and the Indian government is entirely a result of mass immigration,

00:07:34.880 multiculturalism, and the inevitable consequences that will happen within the democratic system, 0.70

00:07:41.280 this kind of disgusting diaspora politics. So really, this is the driving force between 1.00

00:07:47.160 frostiness between Canada and India. And that hasn't changed. So Mark's going there, Mark

00:07:55.940 Carney's going there to try and reinvigorate this relationship in an effort to diversify

00:08:01.220 trade relations and create this new kind of middle power block to oppose Trump in the 0.86

00:08:08.720 United States.

00:08:10.140 And while I'm as apprehensive as any other Canadian nationalist about American power,

00:08:15.840 I think we have to be careful and not just kind of blindly go into these new relationships

00:08:20.960 with especially countries like China and India who kind of who have significant diasporas in

00:08:28.000 Canada who actively wield them to their best interests uh and have negatively impacted Canada

00:08:36.080 in a number of ways uh especially when it comes to India there's a there's a mass over the last

00:08:42.120 kind of decade uh almost the majority of all immigration has come from India um it's not just

00:08:50.500 permanent residents, it's asylum claimants, it's temporary foreign workers, it's the International

00:08:55.020 Mobility Program, it's foreign students, it's illegals. India is the driving force behind all 1.00

00:09:03.000 of these things. So just to kind of go back and revisit our relationship without kind of viewing

00:09:10.860 it through this lens of how they are gaming our system here in Canada, it's so naive. We can't

00:09:19.840 get so apprehensive and defensive, uh, about the Americans that we, we lose, uh, sight of

00:09:27.860 how other countries are harming Canada. Uh, and, and really there's few countries in the world

00:09:34.220 that have, uh, negatively impacted Canada over the last decade of the last decade and a half,

00:09:39.720 like India has. Uh, so, and, and it's like in diaspora politics, it has a natural kind of 0.94

00:09:49.200 conclusion in in in democracies in canada as these as these voting blocks grow there's just

00:09:55.440 this natural democratic incentive to to pander to them and so on uh but they're also actively

00:10:01.060 wielded by these these uh foreign countries in their best interest um uh there's there's an

00:10:10.860 article here from from the economist here we go and it says this is from uh two years ago

00:10:19.120 march 2024 and it says mr modi and his bjp are acutely aware of this their election manifesto

00:10:25.760 in 2014 called the diaspora a vast reservoir to articulate the national interest in affairs

00:10:31.400 globally and that would be harnessed for strength uh for strengthening brand india the next year

00:10:37.700 the party's general secretary said the bjp saw the diaspora's india's voice abroad the way the

00:10:43.700 Jewish community looks out for Israel's interests in the United States. This is directly from Modi's 0.98

00:10:50.100 on how they view their supporters, their citizens, their national

00:11:01.460 diaspora in other countries. They realize that these people, even if they might be Canadian

00:11:07.720 citizens, even if they might not be living in India, they remain loyal to the interests of

00:11:12.540 their country uh and that that serves to extend India's influence into western countries be it

00:11:20.400 the United States be it Canada and so on uh we must like we we can't be naive to this as a state

00:11:28.780 like we we must realize that that people that are coming here they're not just blank slates they're

00:11:35.080 not just interchangeable economic units they they're they're people with you know family

00:11:40.280 connections with memories with with culture uh with loyalties to to families to governments and

00:11:47.320 so on and that's an extension of those countries kind of soft power into into our own nation and

00:11:54.600 yet you know bringing up anything like this you get charged with racism you get charged with

00:12:00.440 xenophobia and so on but this is just this is literally how these foreign powers see migration

00:12:06.200 going to other countries to extend their power. So to have Mark just, to have Mark Carney just

00:12:15.020 go there and, you know, pretend that nothing's wrong, try and do a hard reset on our relationship

00:12:22.400 as if it's been all sunshine and daisies the last few decades that we can just start trading and so

00:12:31.760 on without recognizing the negative consequences that Indians and the Indian government have had 0.85

00:12:40.100 on Canadian society over the last few decades is completely naive and honestly unacceptable

00:12:46.020 from Mark Carney. And I don't think it's going to be seen well by the average Canadian citizen.

00:12:50.720 The reality is that Canadians are starting to view India and their state much more apprehensively

00:12:59.480 due to the negative consequences that it's happening on people's personal lives on our

00:13:04.040 politics and so on um so really to to just have mark go there mr carney go there and be shaking

00:13:15.120 hands and and offering these new trade deals uh if we go through what they tried to accomplish

00:13:21.360 there uh they're looking to to establish a new free trade agreement with uh with india they're

00:13:26.740 looking to trade significant amounts of uranium and assist their nuclear program. These are things

00:13:36.440 that we do have to offer India. We do have resources. We do have things that they want,

00:13:40.980 but we can't continue this one-sided relationship. Diplomacy is going to be important,

00:13:47.240 especially for a hypothetical nationalist government with remigration on the mind.

00:13:54.240 The reality is we need to have diplomatic relationships, especially with countries like

00:13:58.120 India, China, the Philippines, where a significant portion of all migrants over the last two

00:14:04.920 decades have come from, especially in cases like China and India, where they don't allow 1.00

00:14:09.360 for dual citizenship.

00:14:10.260 There's a lot of Indian citizens in this country who should justifiably be re-migrated, but 0.93

00:14:18.600 we need to find solutions that don't leave people stateless.

00:14:20.920 So diplomacy will be an important aspect of achieving re-migration, but we need to realize the leverage we have.

00:14:31.260 We need to be willing and able to leverage our resources, what we have to offer economically and in other facets of soft power in order to achieve goals that are for the best of our people.

00:14:49.040 And really, I feel like Mark Carney is so blinded by his kind of anti-Americanism, which again, I can relate to, but that he's missing opportunities to clamp down.

00:15:03.580 And I also read a pretty good piece there in Without Diminishment by Jeff Russ on the situation with India.

00:15:17.600 And in there, there was this line, I tweeted it out earlier this week.

00:15:23.940 Internal migration pressures are already intensifying within India and the country must create 8 to 10 million jobs per year to absorb its young working age population.

00:15:33.580 Countries like Russia use conscription so that hundreds of thousands of military-aged men do not cause trouble.

00:15:39.700 India chooses to export people abroad to relieve that same pressure.

00:15:45.540 So this is exactly it.

00:15:47.340 Like, India is literally using Canada and other Western countries as a dumping ground for their excess population 1.00

00:15:53.120 because they don't have the economic capacity to put their insane, out-of-control population growth to use.

00:15:59.840 and Canada can't just accept that Canada needs to be like we can't be used as a tool by other

00:16:07.920 foreign powers to help their their own interests we need to be we we need to have a government

00:16:13.100 that will protect the interests of our people and preserve our identity and culture not just

00:16:18.860 leave the doors open to try and stimulate population growth and and economic growth

00:16:24.700 and such like this naively without without due concern for what that implies to canada in the

00:16:31.500 long term uh sure we have a declining population especially at least amongst uh heritage canadians

00:16:40.300 amongst real canadians but the the solutions to to the fertility crisis can't be to to just import

00:16:47.580 people import people from from more and more distinct countries uh while while actively

00:16:54.060 incentivizing people encouraging people to maintain their previous languages and cultures

00:16:58.700 and religions and so forth like this is not sustainable a country needs a cohesive culture 0.99

00:17:04.700 a cohesive identity a shared mythos uh shared aspirations shared goals shared experiences

00:17:12.940 And that comes from shared roots. These liberals have this naive notion that everyone's just kind

00:17:20.300 of a blank slate and all these things can be learned. But more and more we can see that that's

00:17:25.000 just not true. As especially over the last decade, as immigration has gone insane, it's becoming more

00:17:32.960 and more obvious that people don't just adapt to different cultures. Having just a set of values

00:17:40.980 like tolerance and fairness and so and so forth are not significant sufficient to to have a binding

00:17:48.120 culture to allow for thriving communities and so forth so we need that we need to hit a hard reset

00:17:53.180 we need to we need to accept that it's not just all these kind of liberal actors pursuing

00:18:00.200 uh playing the same uh game that that other states are actively using their power that are

00:18:08.480 using kind of authoritarian power uh to to pursue their best interests and that's negatively

00:18:15.440 impacting us and if we're just going to pursue things from a very like libertine

00:18:20.240 perspective things are just going to keep getting worse and worse and worse for canadians

00:18:24.480 so we need a government that's nationalist and bent that's willing to put canadians first

00:18:29.520 uh and and really that starts with leveraging uh trade negotiations diplomatic trips like this to

00:18:36.640 to start pushing for nationalist goals like remigration so really in our relationship with

00:18:45.360 india it's not just a diplomatic problem right it's it's them taking advantage of everything

00:18:51.760 like we we there's so many cases that we have here in canada we we know that there is a secondary

00:18:58.640 market for lmia's in india to to enable temporary foreign workers coming over into our country

00:19:05.200 we know that there are there's a whole ecosystem of of uh immigration consultants helping people

00:19:13.120 abuse the rule and rules and funnel people into this country we know that indians are actively 1.00

00:19:18.080 taking advantage of our asylum system there's no wars going on in india right now there's no

00:19:23.520 there's no humanitarian crisis going on in india yet they're the most represented country amongst

00:19:29.360 asylum claims by a large margin, this doesn't make any sense. These are people that have seen 1.00

00:19:35.360 that there's an angle to scam the system, that they can come here and sit in the asylum system 0.97

00:19:41.680 and reap the benefits, the healthcare, the education system, housing benefits, welfare,

00:19:48.080 and so forth. They can pump out children and look to get citizenship through anchor babies. 0.98

00:19:53.960 they they're manipulating our system at every step of the way and not only are they not being punished

00:20:01.620 for it by our government they're actually being rewarded for it one of the most disgusting aspects

00:20:06.560 we've seen of this trip is uh mark carney announced a new program a hundred million dollars going

00:20:12.720 towards uh scholarships for indian foreign students what are we doing the whole purpose

00:20:20.800 of the foreign student program was that these foreigners are charged exorbitant rates in order

00:20:25.680 to provide more revenue to university so that they can provide superior education services

00:20:33.400 for our people. There's a sort of subsidizing of the Canadian learner. So why are we giving

00:20:41.500 scholarships to foreigners? That doesn't make any sense. It undermines the whole logic behind 0.99

00:20:45.860 the system in the first place. And this is paired at the same time that we're seeing in the Ontario

00:20:50.500 government, they removed caps on tuition hikes, they slashed OSAP, the grants that go to Ontario

00:21:00.960 to students, to university students, post-secondary students in Ontario.

00:21:06.180 So at the same time, you're punishing, you're making university more expensive for

00:21:12.820 Canadians, for students here in Ontario at least, and you're giving scholarships to Indians who

00:21:19.820 have been persistently abusing the the system whether that be through you know of course it's

00:21:25.660 not every indian that comes here uh but they're like by and large there has been a huge there

00:21:31.820 has been huge abuse from indian students in particular within our education system let's

00:21:39.800 let's look at some stuff so here's here's the program mark carney announces a hundred million

00:21:44.020 dollars in scholarships uh including 200 fully funded to uft spots and 300 plus research positions

00:21:50.820 so some people might say it's only 200 it's only 300 positions but that's not the point like we

00:21:56.980 should not we need to be putting our foot down because indians have been abusing the system uh 1.00

00:22:02.820 if we look at this here's an article from two years ago this is reuters uh this is november

00:22:08.900 to six 2025 74 percent of indian applicants for canadian study permits in august were rejected

00:22:16.340 up 32 percent 74 are being rejected because they're engaging in fraud they're submitting

00:22:24.820 fraudulent letters they're they're lying about uh their their backgrounds in order to try and

00:22:29.540 get study permits to come to this country and that doesn't even get into them abusing study

00:22:34.020 permits the government had to already change requirements to to clamp down on students coming

00:22:39.460 under study permits and in working uh excessive hours using them as a circumvent uh a way to

00:22:47.140 circumvent the process and and come here to work uh these people they come they they study for one

00:22:52.740 year they in an irrelevant program they drop out they start working uh be it under the table or

00:22:58.180 otherwise so like we actively know we're fully aware that it and it's not even to get into the

00:23:04.240 diploma mills and and these fakes colleges and stuff that are just set up to to bring people

00:23:09.480 here and and profit off of them uh we we are our government is fully aware of the amount of fraud

00:23:17.520 of the amount of uh program abuse that's coming out of india and not only are they not cracking

00:23:23.280 down on it they're actively rewarding the Indian government by giving them hundreds of millions of

00:23:30.580 dollars in the form of scholarships for more Indian students and like it was the program was

00:23:36.680 narrowed to at least be towards real post-secondary institutions not just not just these fake colleges

00:23:44.940 it's going towards real universities McGill U of T there's a list of 13 of them or something

00:23:51.020 but we've seen how this plays out like these universities start offering they they open

00:23:57.500 satellite campuses they they start offering uh uh lower programs and stuff just to start taking

00:24:05.380 advantage of these foreign students as as a profit motive and ultimately our universities

00:24:10.580 shouldn't be places of business right there these are places of higher learning for canadians

00:24:15.380 primarily. They shouldn't be opening satellite campuses just to fill them with foreigners 1.00

00:24:22.220 to make a quick buck. So we need to reorient this whole system. We need to be putting our people

00:24:29.520 first, not pandering to India to try and give us some trade flexibility in our negotiations with

00:24:39.860 the U.S. like we're losing the forest for the trees here it's well documented that the Indian 1.00

00:24:48.100 students in particular are engaging in fraud and and we should be shutting down programs we should

00:24:53.140 be sending students back we should be demanding that if if India wants our uranium they're going 0.96

00:25:00.080 to be assisting with remigration efforts and cracking down on fraud within their home country

00:25:06.560 We should be having complete moratoriums on, on Indian students until we can, until we can 1.00

00:25:12.600 completely purge any hope of fraud within, from the system. So I, I think, I think this was tone

00:25:20.000 deaf from Mark Carney. I think this is a major blunder from the Carney government. The one

00:25:27.440 thing I'll give him is at least he's not, he's not out there playing, playing dress up, wearing

00:25:33.520 their garb doing their dances and so on at least he's going like a appearing like a prime minister

00:25:39.500 should um at a suit and tie taking taking these meetings very very seriously but what he's looking

00:25:45.700 to accomplish he's completely out of line with what canadians want to see we're tired of seeing

00:25:51.780 our country transform into india we're tired of these people taking advantage of every single 1.00

00:25:59.100 system and flooding our country with people that literally shouldn't be here many of these people 1.00

00:26:03.800 don't even have any sort of legal standing they're manipulating the system they're engaging in fraud

00:26:07.960 they should have any status that they do have revoked and they should be sent back to their 0.74

00:26:12.280 countries so it's it's really not uh acceptable uh this is this was a big opportunity for for a

00:26:22.580 larger diplomatic effort for crackdown on even if you're not going to push for remigration like 1.00

00:26:28.420 of course this is a an unrealistic thing to expect of mark carney but they could be pushing back

00:26:35.220 against all the fraud and and all these well like this is not me making up stuff this is articles

00:26:40.180 from reuters this is this is well documented well uh very very tangible examples the asylum system

00:26:48.480 like obviously there's not any uh reason for such a spike in asylum claims from india like these

00:26:55.480 these are completely baseless and instead of working with the indian government to to avoid

00:27:02.000 this to to reduce this because again india it's india's interest they have this excess population

00:27:08.420 that they're looking to get rid of they're willing to turn a blind eye to how we're being mistreated

00:27:12.580 because it's in their benefit it's in their interest um and mark had a golden opportunity

00:27:18.460 Mark Carney had a golden opportunity to start making change.

00:27:24.120 And instead, he just kind of pretended like nothing was going on, that we could just have a hard reset to our relationship, that everything's sunshine and daisies.

00:27:34.120 It's not good enough.

00:27:35.860 We need to demand better from our government, especially when it comes to India and China.

00:27:44.620 So I do want to flip over.

00:27:46.920 This is news. It was released last week, I believe. We got this report from the PBO, the Parliamentary Budget Officer, on Mark Carney's, the Liberal government's levels plan on the immigration.

00:28:03.280 we got the demographic implications of the 2026-2028 immigration levels plan this is a

00:28:11.120 an exciting uh title you think it would actually go into significant demographic data that's not

00:28:17.300 actually the point i'll save you guys the uh the the hassle of going through it it does have some

00:28:23.400 nice graphs and data on Cardi's new immigration targets, which do endeavor to reduce population

00:28:36.380 growth. They're projecting zero population growth, just above 0% population growth over the

00:28:45.280 next few years, a focus on temporary residents leaving the country. While we might have close

00:28:57.680 to 0% population growth, it's not because we're having zero immigration. They're still projecting

00:29:01.760 380,000 new immigrants coming into this country per year. Now, with the net migration rate,

00:29:09.400 with the outgoing migration rate emigration rate uh that's a mix of temporary residents leaving

00:29:16.540 um i mean it's a mix of people dying uh it's a mix of actual canadians leaving to move to

00:29:24.060 to countries like the united states um we'll have we'll achieve about zero percent population growth

00:29:31.120 but this is like population growth is not a sufficient stat on its own right all right

00:29:36.980 it's we're we can't just be looking at things from a numbers perspective this is exactly what

00:29:41.700 the conservatives were doing they're trying to to only look at things uh through they only

00:29:46.980 want to tweak programs they only want to adjust the numbers right the pierre's big pivot on

00:29:51.620 immigration was net negative migration which ironically carney's already achieved at the end

00:29:57.620 of 2025 we had a a negative immigration rate of about 20 000 um which is a pretty narrow margin

00:30:04.660 but it's still net negative technically. So it's not good enough to just view things in a question

00:30:10.600 of numbers. Like we need to be looking at things through a cultural lens. Even this new threshold

00:30:18.140 of 380,000 migrants per year, like that's still going to dramatically continue the transformation 0.86

00:30:25.400 of Canada's demographics, right? Heritage Canadians are below replacement rate. 42%, 0.91

00:30:34.720 according to Statistics Canada, 42% of all births in Canada are to immigrant mothers.

00:30:43.280 Of the remaining 58%, more than half of those are to second generation immigrants,

00:30:48.960 third generation immigrants, and so on. Amongst the youngest generation in our schools,

00:30:53.800 Canadians are already the minority um so to to have there's still 380,000 coming in even though

00:31:02.420 this is net negative migration as as Pierre Polyev's calling for it's still replacement

00:31:08.060 it's still replacement migration this is this is the issue that we need to look at things through

00:31:13.060 a cultural lens because just to view things purely economically misses the misses the picture

00:31:21.700 um so it's worth noting as well the the the mark carney government is claiming to have uh reduced

00:31:33.960 the immigration rate uh compared to 2024 they say we're bringing it down to 380 000 down from 484

00:31:45.340 thousand in 2024 but also included in the levels plan were a couple of other um pathways specifically

00:31:54.300 115 000 for protected status this is this is them giving permanent residency to 115 000 people

00:32:01.660 sitting in the asylum system uh just streamlining them straight into citizenship and then another

00:32:07.980 33 000 to temporary foreign workers these people who uh good enough to work good enough to stay

00:32:13.500 uh mark carney wants to give them citizenship so yeah you if you add up all these figures we're

00:32:18.700 actually seeing an increase in immigration uh for for 2026 this upcoming year compared to 2025

00:32:27.580 uh they're just breaking it down in different ways so they these people are already in the

00:32:33.500 country sure but like most of them should be going back these asylum system temporary foreign workers 1.00

00:32:38.780 the asylum system is fake it shouldn't exist it needs to be destroyed it needs to be completely 1.00

00:32:43.900 reformatted these people shouldn't get to come to our country and certainly not stay permanently 0.79

00:32:49.260 just because they they claim that they can't go back home and temporary foreign workers definitely 0.93

00:32:55.740 should not be staying permanently it's literally in the name um so mark carney's trying to to

00:33:01.180 break things down in a way that obfuscates and and makes it seem like he's reducing immigration when

00:33:07.500 And in fact, things are holding steady or even being increased this year.

00:33:13.200 It's not acceptable.

00:33:14.920 We need better from Mark Carney.

00:33:17.060 We need better from the conservatives to hold their feet to the fire.

00:33:20.280 And we need, especially the conservatives, like we need them to push to transform the

00:33:25.240 conversation, to be focused around more radical changes, around completely reformatting the

00:33:32.020 the asylum system around viewing things through a cultural lens to make sure that Canadians remain

00:33:42.920 the majority in this country and that our country, our culture is not transformed into a foreign

00:33:49.860 identity that it never should have been. But the way things are going, it's not hopeful. So

00:33:57.740 this this combined thing uh between mark carney's india trip between these

00:34:03.500 new released figures uh it's very disappointing from the mark carney government who

00:34:09.540 uh had been doing has been doing decent on immigration at least compared to his predecessor

00:34:14.660 right low bar but at least compared to his predecessor things are improving but it's it's

00:34:22.480 it's it's important not to be not to not to get overconfident um and and to to remain focused on

00:34:31.980 shifting the conversation towards a more cultural view of things because uh people are quick to say

00:34:36.560 nowadays i see people saying we don't even have mass immigration anymore we have net negative

00:34:40.160 migration now uh what are you talking about there's there's more people leaving than coming

00:34:46.220 So it's not good enough to just stay focused on numbers and the economics of it.

00:34:52.880 We need to have a nationalist view.

00:34:54.560 We need to view Canada as a people and immigration as a method of transforming that identity 1.00

00:35:01.880 and actively seek to preserve the nation in the face of this transformation.

00:35:06.940 So we need better from Mark Carney.

00:35:08.860 We need better from the conservatives.

00:35:10.540 And we need nationalist voices to continue to grow.

00:35:15.500 So those are the big things I wanted to cover there. I do want to shift focus pretty big turn

00:35:23.680 here. I want to talk a bit about our good friend Rachel Gilmore and some news that we've seen

00:35:31.900 about active clubs, second sons, and so on this week. So it's been a curious week on this front.

00:35:43.180 specifically we saw two different articles drop i believe on the same day

00:35:48.080 yeah on the same day we saw these two articles drop we saw the cbc post this white nationalist

00:35:55.680 fight clubs post risk of extreme violence warns government report and we saw this from rachel

00:36:02.220 gilmore in the tie how a white nationalist fight club thought it found safe haven in a montreal gym

00:36:08.800 and this i i mean it's not it doesn't look like anything new but between these two things

00:36:16.180 dropping at the same time it's very it's starting to look like there's um some sort of coordinated

00:36:21.980 effort going here on here to undermine the the nationalist movement and some of these groups

00:36:28.580 uh specifically it looks so this to start with the cbc report uh it is based on a report that

00:36:42.000 was generated by the public safety department of public safety specifically the the canada

00:36:47.660 center for community engagement and prevention in violence this report was generated by the

00:36:53.720 government and a briefing of said report was provided directly to the CBC and our friends

00:37:00.800 over at the Canadian Anti-Hate Network. They then collaborated for this article where

00:37:08.180 Evan Balgord, the executive director there at the Canadian Anti-Hate Network,

00:37:16.120 basically uses the report that the secret report that no one can see uh he uses it as justification

00:37:24.980 to call for uh groups like the second sons and other active clubs to be listed as terrorist

00:37:32.840 entities um now this sounds quite absurd to anyone on the on the surface like obviously these guys

00:37:39.740 aren't terrorists uh but this wouldn't be the first time that kind of right-wing groups have

00:37:45.380 been labeled as terrorists you might remember back in what 2021 uh the proud boys were labeled

00:37:51.800 as a as a terrorist organization you know a similar kind of men's fraternal organization

00:37:57.200 here in canada because some of their members had attended the january 6 riots in in washington

00:38:03.060 for some reason the the trudeau government was able to use this as uh reason to to label them

00:38:11.040 as a terrorist organization and ultimately caused the the group to to disband in between these two

00:38:17.440 reports first we we get this briefing from public safety handed off to canadian anti-hate network who

00:38:23.940 is then in this is the purpose of the anti-hate network right to launder uh uh government intentions

00:38:31.840 into the public sphere now the cbc gets to interview the experts on hate at the anti-hate

00:38:39.420 network who make the recommendation that they need to be labeled as terrorists at the same time we

00:38:45.440 have a similar article dropping from rachel gilmore uh where she doxes someone in in montreal a former

00:38:54.700 olympian as if that's some sort of flex as if it's not uh as it as if it reflects badly upon

00:39:00.400 this group and canadian nationalists in general that an olympian is is involved in their training

00:39:05.600 sessions. But in Rachel's video, she can't help but brag that she received a tip from a government

00:39:20.140 source who slid her envelope across the table. She thinks she's in a movie or something. But what

00:39:27.380 she's done is she's revealed that the government is leaking her information in order to release it,

00:39:33.680 right we can we can uh we can assume based off of this information that

00:39:39.920 public safety ceases some intelligence agency is monitoring these groups is spying on

00:39:48.920 canadians that are engaging in you know peaceful protests and and fraternal organizations and

00:39:57.260 exercise and all this stuff. And since they can't release any of this information, because these men

00:40:04.280 are not committing crimes, they're not engaging in terrorism of any kind, they have all this,

00:40:10.040 you know, this useless stack of information that they can't get out there. So they go and they

00:40:15.360 feed it to Rachel Gilmore so she can get it out in the public. So between these two things,

00:40:21.000 between this collaboration between the CBC and public safety and the anti-hate network,

00:40:26.040 between this government leak to Rachel Gilmore, it does seem like there is a coordinated effort

00:40:32.440 to astroturf this idea that Second Sons and other nationalist groups are terrorist organizations.

00:40:43.800 And while, you know, you can criticize Rachel Gilmore and anti-hate all you want, 0.99

00:40:52.620 it does seem that the government is using these useful idiots to astroturf this concept that 0.99

00:41:01.560 action is necessary to be taken against these groups and it you know the government doesn't 1.00

00:41:08.220 need much to to to just label these groups as terrorists that you would think that they would

00:41:14.400 need significant examples of actual violence of of credible terrorist activity anything like this

00:41:23.260 to in order to act and of course none of the guys involved in this are engaged in any violence none

00:41:29.080 of them have been convicted of any crimes and yet we see these organizations trying to push this

00:41:35.580 notion that they're they're evil that they're violent that they that they're a credible threat

00:41:39.660 to society in some way um and and we've seen precedent from the government to to to label

00:41:47.500 these groups as terrorists for for less than that the the reality is they don't these groups the

00:41:52.460 government anti-hate rachel gilmore uh she just they disagree with these groups politics you

00:42:00.300 don't have to agree with them uh like i know they they have a brand they they've they've said some

00:42:05.740 harsh things uh you might not agree with how they do things or their politics or what they say

00:42:13.340 but the reality is that they have not committed any crimes they have not engaged any violence

00:42:17.740 there is no credible reason to view them as terrorists and the government is trying to to

00:42:23.180 create the circumstances to to manipulate public public opinion to astroturf this idea in order

00:42:31.260 to allow them to to silence uh their critics and put them in a position where they're forced to

00:42:36.940 to uh to disband or or change how they organize or stop organizing altogether

00:42:43.740 uh so this is a a really disturbing thing to see

00:42:48.780 uh it's a disturbing trend um because like if the government can do this to groups that have

00:42:58.680 not broken the law like where where does this stop um this is the government working to silence

00:43:04.400 dissent and to be honest i like i think this is the biggest story that happened in this country

00:43:09.240 this week and you've seen no one talking about it uh you don't see the the influencers getting up

00:43:16.800 in arms you don't see any cpc any any mps talking about this all these guys that call themselves

00:43:24.580 free speech warriors that say free speech is the most important thing in democratic society

00:43:30.660 um now when you actually have serious free speech issues where the government is is getting involved

00:43:38.240 to try and track crack down on things where where this massive scheme this government scheme

00:43:44.300 is is coming into play to try and silent to silence dissent you don't hear anyone talking

00:43:51.020 about it so i think we need to expect more from from our influencer class journalists you don't

00:43:57.140 see uh the mainstream media obviously you don't even see alt media you don't see uh you know

00:44:03.740 juno or western standard or rebel or any of these groups picking up this very important story

00:44:08.620 this very concerning story um you don't see like people are so concerned about being associated

00:44:17.000 with some of these guys because they've they've used harsh language but when it comes down to it

00:44:23.660 like i mean what's the voltaire saying i don't have to agree with what you what you say i agree

00:44:28.000 with your right to say it um free speech is not about it's not about defending the easy things to

00:44:35.100 say right it's it's about just defending the difficult things the the the the controversial

00:44:42.700 things. You don't have to agree with Jeremy McKenzie to realize he's not a criminal. That's

00:44:51.500 just an objective fact. You might not like his style. You might not agree with everything he

00:44:57.420 said. He certainly said some pretty wild stuff throughout his years. But that doesn't change

00:45:05.360 the fact that he's not a criminal, that he's never been convicted of any crimes, despite what the

00:45:10.760 government's tried to do with him over the last, you know, five years or whatever. So

00:45:16.760 this is very concerning. The silence from the media, from the influencers is even more concerning

00:45:25.820 and we'll have to continue to watch the situation because it does seem like there is a coordinated

00:45:30.920 government effort to create the context for further action. So we'll have to wait and see

00:45:38.800 what's what's coming um but i but i encourage people to to to be bold

00:45:44.120 i encourage people to be bold um and and you know to stand up for for the these values

00:45:55.060 uh even if you might not agree with everything that these groups say or do like i have my

00:46:00.400 differences as well i'm not involved in any of their organizations despite what anti-hate tries

00:46:05.880 to suggest. I have my disagreements with them as well. But at the end of the day, I can clearly

00:46:15.140 see that the government is actively working to treat them unfairly, to try and remove them from

00:46:21.400 the system as well, because they've been rather effective at pushing back against the government

00:46:25.260 narratives, whether that was during COVID or now with the migration crisis.

00:46:31.280 um but i also think we need to see this as a reminder because uh like as far as i'm involved

00:46:40.080 in this which i like not to not to try and make this about me or about the dominion society or

00:46:45.560 anything like that um but since we've launched the anti-hate all these all these usual suspects

00:46:52.780 rachel gilmore they don't have anything on us they don't have anything on the dominion society

00:46:57.880 they don't have anything on me um i there's nothing that there's nothing that backs up

00:47:04.000 their claims that i'm a white supremacist or or or a racist or or whatever the only thing that

00:47:11.940 they ever have is is trying to do this guilt by association thing and say that since i've

00:47:16.880 done twitter spaces with with jeremy or or um or uh ferryman uh that somehow i'm i'm beholden to

00:47:26.760 their views uh and i mean i think that's very concerning in this world where they're trying to

00:47:31.900 angle to to label them as a terrorist organization or or whatever um and how that might affect me and

00:47:38.420 my in the dominion society um so i think it's a reminder to to us uh to to myself to to our

00:47:46.660 volunteers uh anyone that's getting involved in the dominion society uh that we have to send a

00:47:51.560 very high standard for ourselves that we must be at all times we must be legally morally optically

00:47:58.460 unimpeachable that we can't be engaging in anything that gives uh our critics even an inch 0.88

00:48:05.920 these people they they jump to these ridiculous conclusions uh they call us ridiculous names 0.95

00:48:12.640 white supremacists nazis so on um we need to be able to use all of those comments as free promotion 0.96

00:48:20.500 um so when normal people come and they go to check out myself or the dominion society website 0.54

00:48:27.160 or what whatnot uh to go see if we really are nazis or whatever they can see that oh like we

00:48:34.380 have a professional website we have very common sense views everything's well grounded in fact

00:48:38.900 um everything we do we can't be we can't be stepping up we can't be taking the bait i know

00:48:45.720 it's it can be tempting i know i know there's a lot of contrarians in this movement um i know

00:48:52.180 there's a lot of people that just want to double down and be the bad guy that the that the government

00:48:58.620 or anti-hate or rachel gilmore or whatever uh to become the bad guy that they're they're making

00:49:05.180 you out to be but we can't let them win we need to we need to be above that we need to be the

00:49:11.160 bigger person we need to we need to put them into this optics trap where they they overreact and

00:49:17.020 try and smear us in these ways and when regular people when that audience of regular people is

00:49:23.800 brought to us they can just clearly see we're just normal Canadians that love our country that don't

00:49:28.300 want to see it transformed into into a foreign country that we don't we don't we don't want to 1.00

00:49:32.580 see our country transformed into India we want to we want the Canada we were born into to exist 1.00

00:49:38.160 for our children and grandchildren um so don't take the bait be the bigger person

00:49:45.100 uh be be that legally morally optically unimpeachable we need to do things right

00:49:55.460 we need to do things cleanly um but also uh uh keep uh keep uh those guys in your thoughts and

00:50:04.420 And don't let these underhanded government tactics succeed.

00:50:10.500 Continue to spread that message.

00:50:12.900 I can't believe Rachel let that slip in her video. 1.00

00:50:17.320 That, ooh, she has a government source.

00:50:19.360 She can't help but pretend to show off that she's being taken seriously when, in fact, she's being used by the government to astroturf their overreach, their authoritarianism. 0.57

00:50:34.420 itarianism. It's quite absurd. So on that note, I will open up. I'll take a few questions from

00:50:44.360 the chat before we close this out for this evening. Those are the main things I wanted

00:50:53.500 to talk about today. So does anyone have, start dropping them in the chats. I think I can see

00:51:00.200 them from from all three platforms here in the in stream yards we got ensign edits what party

00:51:16.780 would you vote for cpc ppc or the libs none of them um we can make that decision come election

00:51:23.860 time you know i i believe that uh between elections is very much a time for us to push

00:51:31.780 the conversation to change the conversation to push ideas to demand more from parties we can

00:51:37.860 we can make the uh we can make the decision or an endorsement or what whatnot on who to vote for

00:51:43.880 come election time right now we shouldn't we should this is when we have leverage right when

00:51:50.040 when we can demand more from parties um so let's let's leave that decision for for uh for election

00:51:58.560 time but right now i don't think any of them deserve our vote like i think we need to maintain

00:52:02.660 high standards i don't believe in choosing the lesser of two evils i think that's how we continue

00:52:08.760 to have very very mediocre parties indefinitely um until a party's willing to recognize the

00:52:16.540 demographic crisis uh to recognize canada as a nation uh not just an economic zone until uh

00:52:23.980 a party is willing to step forward with re-migration i don't think they've earned 0.74

00:52:27.680 our support and i think uh i think we should we should be more choosy about who we uh we give our

00:52:33.260 vote to who does your hair i do it myself thanks my mom made it

00:52:40.700 do you bc will be broken up amongst the native groups um i i i that's a definitely a concerning

00:52:58.540 trend that we've seen over the last um year in particular uh i think there's some very important

00:53:05.220 cases going on in in bc uh i think sanity will prevail i don't think that uh we'll we'll give

00:53:12.740 our our country uh let it just break up based off of an apologist view of history but this is a

00:53:20.420 this is another case where i think canadian nationalism is so important we need stronger

00:53:25.060 voices to be unapologetic about our history because this like shame this culture of shame

00:53:30.020 this apologist attitude about our our our history has only enabled this it's only enabled things 0.93

00:53:36.580 like drippa uh which is the legislation that's leading to this uh it's only enabled ridiculous

00:53:42.900 attitudes coming from from native bands and so on uh our our ancestors did nothing wrong i'm proud

00:53:50.660 of what they did were they perfect no but no man is uh and i think we need to to have an honest

00:53:57.060 view of our history and to be proud of it uh and i think nonsense like what's going on in bc and

00:54:03.620 in some other areas now as well will go to the wayside uh but i i i don't think like the the

00:54:10.100 the economic interests in this these areas i think are too great for for the government not to take

00:54:15.860 this uh seriously tanya so i've been doing things with tick tock or lives uh i have not um i'm just

00:54:24.980 dipping my toes into into live streaming these last couple of weeks we'll see where it goes i

00:54:29.460 want to try and ramp them up here before testing on instagram and tick tock and stuff but i

00:54:35.460 appreciate any suggestions i'm uh i'm new at this i have a question i agree with mass deportations

00:54:48.580 within immigrants and anchor babies however the ones that came here for a long time but had kids

00:54:54.580 more than a decade later do they get re-migrated um you can check out our whole plan for uh 1.00

00:55:01.220 our full re-migration plan on our website at dominionsociety.ca slash re-migration

00:55:06.980 um we're we don't like our plans a little bit more uh nuanced than just deporting anyone that's

00:55:15.780 uh not a heritage canadian uh we're targeting specific groups like asylum claimants uh uh

00:55:22.740 temporary migrants criminals um and so on when it comes to citizens uh we're looking to to remove 1.00

00:55:29.860 people who are not uh who are actively working against canada's nationals uh security and social

00:55:35.860 cohesion uh and so on um not not every uh immigrant who has ever come here who might be uh well

00:55:44.340 integrated into our society that's not the priority um i i don't think we need to make a

00:55:50.180 I think we need to reverse the trends,

00:55:54.760 the most damaging trends of migration first.

00:55:58.400 So no, I wouldn't say that would be our priority.

00:56:10.400 It was said in the chat,

00:56:11.220 do you feel like speech can be violent?

00:56:13.620 I disagree with the sentiment

00:56:14.840 and feel like it's used chilling effect.

00:56:17.040 I mean, I guess, I don't think speech is violence.

00:56:19.820 Like, I think, you know, violence is violence.

00:56:22.300 I think there's already reasonable speech laws in place

00:56:28.060 about actually advocating for and conspiring towards violence.

00:56:37.440 So I don't think, you know, hate speech and stuff,

00:56:41.460 I think that's overkill and unnecessary.

00:56:44.380 thanks for the kind words aiden i'll try and i'll try and do these on a weekly basis that's the goal

00:56:53.440 no promises things will come up but as much as time permits i'll try and engage with them i think

00:56:59.380 it's good to to talk with everyone and get the message out there i think it's a good a good way

00:57:03.700 to spread the message.

00:57:12.740 Are you guys accepting university students

00:57:14.540 in policy writing to support writing

00:57:17.380 nationalist agriculture policies

00:57:20.020 or a comprehensive re-migration platform?

00:57:22.240 So we do have a research division.

00:57:25.640 We're working on scaling things up right now.

00:57:28.500 We have a very small team.

00:57:30.080 we our main we won't be doing any sort of agriculture policy we're we're very we're

00:57:35.680 a single issue group we're focused on remigration but we are working on fleshing out our remigration

00:57:40.960 plan uh specifically we want to write a series of white papers expanding on each individual idea

00:57:47.360 um within our our plan right now we're working on our first white paper which we should be releasing

00:57:53.680 in, I don't know, probably maybe a bit over a month on the asylum system. But I am going to

00:58:00.560 start working on fleshing out our research team. We have a lot of people, we have almost 50 people

00:58:09.560 interested in being involved already, but very few people involved so far. So that is something

00:58:16.260 that we will be expanding. We are looking for researchers and writers and so on. If that's

00:58:20.360 something that you're interested in, you need to sign up as a member, you need to head over

00:58:24.000 to dominionsociety.ca join and purchase a membership there. That's where we source all

00:58:31.080 of our volunteers from. If you're already a member, we do need your patience as we continue

00:58:37.600 to onboard our members across the country and get them into appropriate volunteer positions.

00:58:42.400 But yeah, we do have a research team specifically working on fleshing out our remigration plan.

00:58:50.360 What do you think about a push for incentives like natural population growth instead of mass

00:58:56.940 immigration? One, I think that population growth is a bit of a red herring. According to a Cornell 0.78

00:59:03.000 study released, sorry, a study released by Cornell University last summer, countries with stagnating

00:59:10.580 or even declining populations tend to perform best across every metric that they tested, be that

00:59:16.900 corruption economic growth patents so on uh so i do think it's a bit of a red herring

00:59:23.300 um that being said i do think we any population growth that we should have should be

00:59:28.860 mainly driven by our domestic birth rate so um the government should do more to address

00:59:35.040 the fertility crisis rather than uh driving it through replacement migration uh we are

00:59:41.260 considering adding a complementary uh policy platform specifically on pronatalism to complement

00:59:50.140 our re-migration position uh to provide an answer on population growth but um we haven't had time

00:59:57.100 to work on that quite yet what do you think about the argument we've started using here that denying

01:00:06.780 the existence of english english section as an ethnicity is genocidal language uk politicians

01:00:13.260 saying english is citizenship i don't like the i don't like any sort of uh abuse of this term

01:00:20.940 genocide like we've seen that a lot in canada uh you know them extending the definition of genocide

01:00:27.340 to like cultural genocide uh to say that we genocided the natives which we didn't um so i

01:00:33.260 So I think we should leave the word genocide

01:00:36.200 to mean what it means now.

01:00:41.960 So I wouldn't say that language can cause genocide.

01:00:45.400 I think that's a bit absurd.

01:00:47.060 And again, I think it's best to be the bigger person

01:00:51.080 and it'd be clear rather than just like playing

01:00:52.780 the games of the left.

01:00:58.640 How is the backlog of calls to members coming along?

01:01:01.640 It is significant.

01:01:02.580 have about you know a thousand probably uh in the backlog right now we are bringing on more people

01:01:10.020 to help with calls so that that process is becoming more streamlined um it's a big priority

01:01:15.780 for us right now but the the backlog is still significant i hope to get uh response time down

01:01:21.060 to a month before the end of the year good evening daniel domstock irl organizing is rolling out

01:01:39.860 first in large populations jurisdictions then spreading yeah that's uh that's exactly it we're

01:01:45.860 we're focusing well it's more based on membership um but our membership is is very much lined up

01:01:52.380 with the population density uh as you as you expect um so we are starting in our most populated

01:01:59.900 areas and working out from there uh it's hard to get you know one or two guys in a small small town

01:02:06.020 uh organized or or whatnot whereas we have significant bases of support in cities like

01:02:11.820 Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, GTA, Ottawa, so on.

01:02:17.060 So we're looking to get those areas organized first.

01:02:33.280 Okay, okay.

01:02:34.760 Any other questions?

01:02:41.820 not yet not yet unless she maybe she did it in one of her videos I don't know I

01:02:48.420 don't see them she blocked me on Twitter no no as I mentioned we're

01:02:57.380 considering besides remigration are there any other problems you should have

01:03:00.880 pushed no like we try and push for a frame a more nationalist perspective on

01:03:05.700 politics in general but we're we're a single issue group I think it's best to

01:03:10.520 keep the message simple and around the most important issue right now, which is demographic

01:03:15.320 change and remigration. We're already working against so much programming to mainstream this 0.81

01:03:22.060 message. I think to have more and more policies would just dilute our message. Ultimately, we are

01:03:27.540 a very small group still. Our input on the overall conversation in this country is limited.

01:03:34.140 So I think it's best to stay narrowly focused. As I mentioned, we're thinking about adding a

01:03:40.200 uh another plank on on pronatalism um but really that's the logic there keeping it

01:03:47.200 narrowly focused on on re-migration is is the best way to achieve this 0.88

01:03:52.720 daniel what are your views on dei i think we should abolish any any programs that

01:04:00.580 adversely affect canadian people and prioritize foreigners over us it's it's absurd

01:04:05.880 do you think you'll ever actually get any sort of government power

01:04:14.580 and they're just going to let you do what you want how by votes petitions uh our our tactics

01:04:21.400 are metapolitical um we believe that politics is downstream from culture and as such we we look to

01:04:27.220 to shift canada's political culture in order to to change its politics so we do this by

01:04:33.100 normalizing a set of ideas in our case remigration and canadian nationalism we do this through a

01:04:39.240 combination of media content like this live stream but all sorts of different content we do this

01:04:45.360 through grassroots activism we do this through our intellectual development our series of policy

01:04:49.360 papers that we'll be releasing and sending right to government officials um and we do this through

01:04:54.440 institutional infiltration we're looking to get our guys involved in all sorts of political parties

01:04:59.080 and other local community groups and so on um to keep spreading a nationalist perspective around

01:05:04.100 this we believe once our ideas become well known they'll become popular and the role of political

01:05:10.440 parties is not to to to lead as much as it is to follow public opinion so as if we can shift

01:05:15.700 public opinion in our direction which we have been um the changes we want will be made but at

01:05:22.600 the same time we're building a sort of shadow political party so we can put direct pressure

01:05:26.240 on these organizations and you know if they don't if our tactics don't succeed we'll be able to

01:05:31.920 to take a more direct political approach to things

01:05:34.520 cool cool cool

01:05:45.860 gramsci reference yes yes dropping the gramsci

01:05:56.060 well the dominion say leafless and canvas canvas door-to-door yes we will we will right now we're

01:06:02.740 focusing upon postering as a as a as an intro as our as our organization gets more fleshed out but

01:06:08.780 we do want to move towards leafleting houses and ultimately knocking on doors we're still a very

01:06:13.600 young organization and those are a bit more complex tasks they require a lot of tracking

01:06:17.820 and planning and so on but as more people get involved we'll be shifting towards those and as

01:06:23.300 we can provide the necessary training

01:06:25.180 so people can effectively deliver our message

01:06:27.840 and have the talking points and the necessary responses

01:06:30.180 and know how to deal with crazy Karens

01:06:32.680 they might interact with on the street.

01:06:36.760 That is the direction we wanna move in.

01:06:39.220 That's what I mean when I talk about grassroots activism.

01:06:45.900 So we do wanna move in that direction,

01:06:47.200 but there's work to be done.

01:06:53.300 okay okay uh on that note i do want to start winding things down uh for this evening uh i do

01:07:08.720 have one my i have a little closing rant uh of things that have been on my mind lately oh my

01:07:16.500 god my camera's doing that thing again um so that should be better okay uh and and i touched on this

01:07:25.520 during the during the in one of my answers there but i think we need to have higher standards for

01:07:31.040 politicians um i had a buddy in university uh and uh he he was a bit of a womanizer i won't be i'll

01:07:40.020 be honest um but he he rejected the base 10 scale for for rating women that he was interested in

01:07:47.360 he said that it was a binary choice it's either a would or a wouldn't um so and i think we have

01:07:54.460 to have the same attitude when it comes to politicians uh and right now all the politicians

01:07:58.960 out there are wouldn't uh so i don't advocate for supporting any political party um i think

01:08:07.040 we need to have higher standards. And if we don't, that's how we get this mediocrity in

01:08:11.120 perpetuity. I've seen a lot of people over the last week in particular, kind of coping about

01:08:21.420 Paulyev in the CPC. They tell me things like, oh, he tweeted hashtag national stoicism.

01:08:30.180 he's uh he's dog whistling uh to us uh did you see him kansa posting did you see a loyalist

01:08:37.560 posting about our english heritage like guys our country is facing an existential crisis in the

01:08:46.840 form of mass immigration and and you guys like people are taking these peanuts people think 0.89

01:08:54.240 that a stupid hashtag or or a boring video about how liberty is a foundational value to Canada 0.95

01:09:01.620 when it's not it's like we we prioritize order over liberty very much in this country that's 0.99

01:09:07.400 that's kind of why we're not Americans um you guys think this is enough to to win back support

01:09:14.040 unless a politician is willing to reject multiculturalism unless a politician is

01:09:25.320 willing to admit that demographic change is the most significant problem facing canadian society

01:09:32.640 today unless a politician is willing to preserve to explicitly realize that culture is a direct

01:09:42.680 result of the people that canada is not just an economic zone that we are people with a shared

01:09:52.340 heritage uh lineage culture identity until the politician is willing to do that they're they

01:10:01.300 should not get our votes or else they will only become they will only continue in this cycle of

01:10:08.140 mediocrity and like i i do think there is hope for change but we need to be realistic about things

01:10:19.000 um see uh there's lots of push for for reforming the cpc but i'm old enough to i know i know we got

01:10:29.000 a lot of zoomers uh following i in the chat and so on you guys might have been you know in grade

01:10:35.160 six or whatever back when this happened but i i'm old enough to remember back to 2017

01:10:39.380 and what happened with uh with maxim bernier in the in when he was running for for the cpc

01:10:46.040 leadership race i'm old enough to remember how they screwed him out of uh the leadership because

01:10:53.420 he was somewhat anti-establishment and like this guy was a conservative mp like he wasn't a real

01:11:00.760 outsider by any means but he still threatened the establishment enough that they had to

01:11:06.640 he still threatened the special interest groups in the party to the point where they had to ensure

01:11:13.560 that uh that he didn't win and you know there was there was manipulation by the dairy lobby there

01:11:19.940 was there was dubious situation around the counting of the ballots and so on

01:11:24.840 and we're left with andrew sheer uh and then erin o'toole and now pierre polyab

01:11:30.760 uh the the reality is that the establishment of the party is tightly controlled and that

01:11:39.460 the that there is huge influence within special interest groups within moneyed groups

01:11:47.140 uh within different foreign ethnic groups be that uh calistanis or who are who are increasingly

01:11:55.080 powerful within the cpc um or or jewish groups or any of these uh powerful lobbyists that have

01:12:05.300 like pierre's been the been israel's strongest soldier in canada over the last few years anything

01:12:10.420 any anything anytime anything happens uh he's the first to to tweet out an essay about how canada

01:12:18.080 stands you know hand in hand with our jewish allies or whatnot this this party is completely 0.60

01:12:26.040 controlled and it's not enough to just slowly work through the party to try and take it over

01:12:32.520 from the inside like when i encourage people to get involved whether that be at the local level

01:12:36.700 or or here in ottawa or in their capitals like it's more to get the necessary skills and and

01:12:43.720 connections and stuff that we can use to our advantage later, more so than actually hijacking

01:12:48.640 the party, because it's so tightly controlled. Really, what's necessary in the case of the CPC

01:12:55.780 would be a complete hostile takeover. And this means that we need to build a network from coast

01:13:04.480 to coast of political organizers, a fundraising network that can be completely distinct, that can

01:13:12.040 be completely autonomous from the current cpc leadership structure it makes me think of trump

01:13:19.660 in 2016 the reason and like i have my my misgivings about donald trump obviously as a canadian

01:13:27.680 nationalist um i don't think he's been a particularly effective president either but he

01:13:35.240 did dramatically change the conversation within the united states and he he is a prominent example

01:13:40.920 of an outsider hijacking an existing establishment party and the way he was able to do it was

01:13:49.340 he was unwilling to like you you might remember in the early primaries he he stated that if he

01:13:58.560 didn't win the nomination he was going to be willing to to run as a independent candidate

01:14:03.820 that he was a billionaire that he didn't need their money he didn't need he had their brand

01:14:08.220 And he would take the whole thing if they didn't let him run there and didn't make him the nominee. And that pressure allowed him to activate, to act with a level of autonomy that we had not seen before. And I think we need to adopt a similar, I think we need to build towards a similar option here in Canada.

01:14:28.820 and we don't have a billionaire obviously um and it wouldn't even if we did it's not that simple

01:14:35.240 here in canada the the the fundraising rules the money rules are very different in the u.s you

01:14:40.980 couldn't just have a billionaire excuse me you couldn't just have a billionaire running a

01:14:46.240 self-funded campaign here in canada so what we need is a much more vast network we need to set

01:14:53.720 up our own ecosystem, our own fundraising ecosystem, our own organizational ecosystem.

01:15:00.300 And that's exactly what we're doing through the Dominion Society. We're building this shadow

01:15:04.060 political party, which will give us pressure in the short term, metapolitically, which will allow

01:15:10.680 us to normalize these concepts and build a brand and bring this into the mainstream. But ultimately,

01:15:16.180 we're building a alternative to the mainstream. We're building a network of activists. We're

01:15:24.300 building a fundraising operation. We're building a true alternative so that we can put, and it's,

01:15:34.780 again, I'm not necessarily that leader, but when he does come forward, when that champion does

01:15:41.920 come forward, we'll have that organization ready to support him, to put whoever is that champion

01:15:48.060 in a position where he can say to the CPC, or maybe the Liberal Party, who knows, but he can

01:15:53.680 say to whatever political party, yeah, I want to be the guy, I want to be the leader of the

01:15:59.760 Conservatives, I want to be the leader of whatever. But if you're not going to play ball, I'll burn it

01:16:05.680 all down. I don't care. I'll make you guys lose. If you don't choose me, then I don't care who 0.59

01:16:13.960 wins. I'm not going to let you continue to ruin this country. So we need to be thinking more

01:16:20.680 creatively. We need to be thinking in the long term. We need to have higher standards. We can't

01:16:24.580 just accept them throwing us peanuts once in a while. If that means not voting at all, then that

01:16:30.560 means not voting at all. But we need to maintain the leverage and we need to continue to demand

01:16:36.020 higher standards. It's nationalism or nothing. That's my attitude at this point. So that's my

01:16:43.220 message for tonight. Demand higher standards. Get involved in the Dominion Society. Go to our

01:16:50.160 website. Sign up as a member. Start to get involved in your local area. We're building something for

01:16:55.380 the long term here. As I said last week, I think our angle comes right after the next cycle. I

01:17:02.980 think that's when the opportunity is ripe to start pushing for a new political party, to push for

01:17:08.540 change within a political party. But we have to use these next two, three years very diligently

01:17:15.980 to build that operation so we can have that leverage when the time comes. We need to work

01:17:21.560 towards that every day uh and that comes that's at the organizational level coming down cascading

01:17:28.540 from myself but that's also at the individual level i know like yes there is going to be a

01:17:33.340 waiting period until we get back to you until we we get uh we're able to get you plugged in locally

01:17:38.480 get you involved get you connected with other nationalists in your area make use of your skills

01:17:43.720 regardless of where that is but in the meantime i need you to be taking yourself seriously i need

01:17:48.700 you to be doing as well as you can in school I need you to be taking your job seriously I need

01:17:54.640 you to be the top guy in your workplace to have that credibility between your co-workers your

01:17:59.420 bosses what whatnot I need you to be taking your health seriously I need you to be eating right I

01:18:04.300 need you to be exercising you know three four times a week even if it's just doing some push-ups

01:18:09.900 and sit-ups lifting some weights and I need you to be reading I need you to be uh brushing up on

01:18:16.960 on on canadian history i need you to be reading the political philosophy i need to i need you

01:18:21.800 guys to be understanding and becoming the best version of yourself uh so that when the time

01:18:27.000 comes when we are able to get to you when we can plug you into the organization uh you're as much

01:18:32.840 value to the organization and as such to the nation uh as you can be so that's my message for

01:18:40.460 tonight take yourself seriously take your health seriously uh demand higher standards from your

01:18:45.620 politician and trust the plan. We're working towards something great here and it comes

01:18:51.840 one step at a time. So that's all I have for you tonight, guys. I'll look to do this again

01:18:57.820 next week if we have time for it. Same time, same place. But until then, have a great evening

01:19:06.320 and long live Canada.

Dominion Society of Canada - March 06, 2026

Carney's EMBARRASSING India Trip ｜ Dominion Society LIVE

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