Dominion Society of Canada - Carney's Immigration Increase, 15 Million Indians, and Sir Isaac Brock ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 24

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00:02:30.000 Hello and welcome to episode 24 of Long Live Canada. My name is Daniel Tyree. I'm the

00:02:37.880 founder and chairman of the Dominion Society of Canada. Sometimes my program takes over, guys.

00:02:46.920 Those who have been following me for a long time will know that I used to do a live stream back

00:02:50.600 in my PPC days with Max and Bernier when I was the executive director of the People's Party of

00:02:55.020 my intro is very similar coming to this day so sometimes my programming takes over uh and i

00:03:01.900 almost say the wrong line the wrong line but no i'm the i am the dominion society chairman and

00:03:06.860 founder daniel tyree i'm here i'm late tonight i'm sorry folks i'm sorry i know you guys are

00:03:13.260 eagerly waiting for for me to for me to take the stage and start spurking out start ranting about

00:03:20.220 whatever is bothering me this week i was a bit distracted i was i was busy ranting at someone

00:03:25.020 else actually and i lost track of time so i'm sorry to be here late today i thank you for

00:03:30.380 for patiently waiting for me uh to talk to you today we have some big topics to talk about today

00:03:38.300 have you guys see have you guys seen the news have you guys been following the coverage the

00:03:44.060 last few days immigration is the is the hottest topic in canada now due to comments by mark carney

00:03:50.700 due to comments by the indian high commissioner to canada everyone's talking about immigration so

00:03:59.580 for a change for a change we're going to talk about immigration we're going to talk about 15

00:04:07.660 million indians in canada we're going to talk about is it the right time to start boosting

00:04:13.420 immigration mark carney thinks the immigration crisis has been solved

00:04:18.380 what do you guys think do you think the immigration crisis has been solved

00:04:22.140 one year of slightly reduced numbers do you think we fixed everything

00:04:25.820 and as well i want to talk a bit about the brave the hero of upper canada oh do we all

00:04:34.460 already have some trolls in the uh looks like we need to do some uh we need to do some moderation

00:04:42.540 on uh x for the for the crazies the wackos i have to remember how to do this folks

00:04:51.740 we'll keep the crazies out of the chat folks you don't have to put up with that we don't have to

00:04:55.980 to put up with that uh here we go um so we'll talk a bit about sir isaac brock the hero of

00:05:12.940 upper canada sir isaac brock all my loyalists out there will know that this week was of course

00:05:20.860 the the uh anniversary of the battle of queenston heights and the death of sir isaac brock

00:05:28.180 earlier this week october 13th i believe it was tuesday and i want to talk a bit about what

00:05:33.080 happened to our guys out in out in uh out in niagara ken ken our top guy uh co-founder out in

00:05:43.200 out in um out in the niagara area goes to enjoy the the commemoration there at at queenston heights

00:05:50.220 and is met with the police needs a police escort to enjoy um uh reasonable uh coverage of the

00:05:59.380 commemoration of uh the battle of queens and heights just absolutely absurd so that's what

00:06:04.940 we'll be talking about tonight how are you guys all doing how are you guys all doing are you

00:06:08.980 enjoying the beautiful fall weather that we have i've been enjoying the beautiful fall weather it's

00:06:13.260 been a bit wet and dreary this week but i i just love fall guys i love the cool weather i love

00:06:19.780 wearing my I love wearing my cool guy jackets do you guys have some cool guy jackets to wear

00:06:24.920 out in this lovely uh as as the leaves turn as the as the weather cools have you guys been enjoying

00:06:33.640 the the uniquely Canadian the the uniquely European the uniquely American experience of fall

00:06:40.280 you don't have that everywhere in the world folks right pumpkin spice lattes that's our tradition

00:06:47.160 and should be enjoyed i hope you guys are all enjoying it

00:06:51.480 we love the fall we love the fall nice to see all of my friends here in chat so where do you guys

00:07:02.900 domsock quarter zips when we're working on it we're working on it our our our print shop our

00:07:09.220 vendor is a bit backlogged with the municipal elections but things are coming guys we're

00:07:12.800 working on a we're working on our fall winter launch we should be able to do something soon

00:07:19.140 a couple of new designs new merchandise available for you fine folks as we as we perform as we

00:07:26.320 prepare for the last quarter of 2026 of year two going into year two of the dominion society

00:07:33.280 where where should we where where should we start tonight folks hail from the yegg team we like our

00:07:41.900 guy. We love our guys out in Edmonton. We love our guys out in Edmonton. One of our best teams

00:07:46.880 in the country. Those guys are on the ball. Already two years. Just getting started. Just

00:07:57.000 getting started in year two, guys, right? We're just a few months into year two, but it's going

00:08:02.880 to be even better than year one. You guys thought year one was good? Year two is going to be even

00:08:08.680 better. Talk about McDonald's prices. There's nothing to say about McDonald's prices, Imperial.

00:08:15.980 You shouldn't be eating that crap. You shouldn't be at McDonald's at all.

00:08:20.280 The only McDonald's we care about here is Sir John A. Sir John A. McDonald. Sir John A. McDonald,

00:08:27.720 right? Right, folks? Sir John A. McDonald, or Sir John A. McDonald.

00:08:31.680 that's the only mcdonald's that i uh that i enjoy and if you are a two-year member or if you haven't

00:08:40.440 renewed your membership what are you doing what are you doing we have a lot of people who i don't

00:08:44.380 think they even realize that their membership has expired you got to go and make sure your

00:08:48.160 membership is active make sure you're you're you're renewing for year two make sure you're

00:08:52.120 getting this iconic beautiful sir john a mcdonald pill i'm i'm wearing the the canadian shield today

00:08:59.380 the canadian shield today but sir john a is just as good so make sure you're renewing your

00:09:05.020 membership and getting that getting that iconic pin we already have a super chat thank you so much

00:09:10.540 20 from lion of the north 96 he says mandatory date night fun donation so you can take mp eloise

00:09:18.460 colom rip miss gilmore somewhere nice reminder to all domstock vendors that true loyalists renew

00:09:24.820 their membership for year two bless from out west thank you so much i i like this a little bit more

00:09:30.100 than the than the gilmore date night fun i don't think she didn't she deserves any of your donor

00:09:34.820 dollars but eloise cologne you know maybe maybe have you guys been seeing that i talked last week

00:09:42.420 i talked last week about how how memeable how memeable uh miss eloise was and have you seen

00:09:50.180 how she's already delivered have you guys seen how she's already delivered on my on my most memeable

00:09:57.700 mla claims let's see i need to i need to pull this i need to pull this up folks uh for for

00:10:05.540 those who haven't seen yet miss colombe did a an interview on the iconic quebec talk show

00:10:13.060 to Lamont Oparle and she gave us some great some great content some great content you see this yet

00:10:22.500 first of all she's so tiny she's so tiny in here with representatives from the Quebec Solidaire

00:10:28.900 the the far left party and uh and the the liberals the obviously you know I don't have to explain who

00:10:35.300 the liberals are we have Miss Eloise here in the middle but also we got this great image we got

00:10:39.620 this great image so so uh iconic right it really it really describes uh the divide here you got you

00:10:47.380 you have the the uh not so canadian representatives of the liberals the far left parties the liberals

00:10:53.220 and quebec solidarity and then you have uh the beautiful canadian canadian the quebecoise woman

00:10:59.700 uh on the right as they just look at her with such malice such envy i i swear guys i swear

00:11:08.820 she's she is a a meme waiting to happen i love to see i love to see when my um when my grand

00:11:16.260 predictions turn out much faster than than possible what you guys think i'm not gonna i'm

00:11:23.620 not locked in like come on let's be honest here let's see she's a cutie cuter cuter than rachel

00:11:29.140 gilmore come on not to not say the the the bar is high i appreciate the this early super chats

00:11:36.260 where do you guys think we should start i think we should start with isaac brock and we'll dive

00:11:40.180 into the we'll dive into the uh the immigration stuff a bit afterwards

00:11:49.220 dogs opening the door change shifting the feng shui of my room here i've got to be self-contained

00:11:56.100 guys imperial thinks he's got a better chance with eloise than i do um you know maybe we have

00:12:03.380 to remember i'm french i'm french by blood right i need a i need a i need a beautiful canadienne

00:12:08.500 woman in in my life this is what i have in mind i need to capture one take one home with me i'm

00:12:15.860 going to montreal this weekend for you folks i'll be out there uh in montreal for a few days some

00:12:22.980 important meetings a little get together with our with our members out in the beautiful city of

00:12:29.460 of montreal um so looking forward maybe maybe i'll get to bump into miss miss eloise maybe

00:12:35.060 there'll be a chance encounter this weekend you never know you never know no doubting guys right

00:12:41.220 we have to be optimistic that's the way we are here well we'll arm wrestle for her yes yes

00:12:47.380 imperial i'm looking forward to it we got some black pillars in chat we don't like the black

00:12:56.900 pillars guys what do we have to say for the black pillars canada's finished canada's alive and well

00:13:02.200 as long as we are breathing we'll take canada back and another great question when am i coming out

00:13:07.620 west when are we coming out west we're working on it we're working on it i'm making i'm making

00:13:12.520 some final travel plans for the end of 2026 we're working on it right now we're hoping to to make a

00:13:18.440 couple stops out in western canada before the end of the year uh i think we'll make stops in

00:13:23.120 Vancouver and Edmonton. It's hard to cover all of all of Western Canada. It's a big space out

00:13:28.800 there. I'm looking in to try and make travel plans. Everything's so far apart. I got to fly

00:13:34.340 everywhere. So easy to hit Eastern Canada, make a few stops in the big cities. Western Canada,

00:13:40.200 holy moly. I got to fly in, drive in everywhere. It's hard to tour Western Canada.

00:13:45.200 cbc what dastardly deeds could the dominion society

00:13:53.980 plotting the dominion say french women pretty french women are pretty we got some of that we

00:14:00.920 got those beautiful feet we love our french canadian women and we got another super chat

00:14:06.600 from my good friend from my good friend king ryan not so great out in peterborough one of our top

00:14:13.280 guys for $15. Here, Daniel, take my money and take her out instead of Rachel. I can get behind

00:14:18.320 this new movement. I like this a lot more than the Rachel Gilmore memes. We are just sensitive

00:14:24.800 young men. You got that right, lanky man. You got that right. We're just sensitive young men at the

00:14:31.180 end of the day. So I want to start off today's episode. I want to talk a bit about Isaac Brock.

00:14:37.400 Before we get into the current events, I want to relive the great events of days past because I

00:14:43.060 think it's important as Canadian nationalists that we appreciate, that we understand, that we know

00:14:49.180 our history and that we learn from it, that we take away the important spirit of Canada that can

00:14:56.340 be garnered by a strong understanding of our past. Another super chat before we get into things

00:15:01.620 from VTubing enthusiasts for $5. Love from a yank of Canadian origin. Do you guys dream on

00:15:08.940 kick too. I'd love to get you a, get a higher percentage of super chat revenue. I am not

00:15:14.240 streaming on kick yet. Should I stream on kick guys? I'm a bit old. I'm a bit old. I started

00:15:19.820 to show my age. Are the kids on kick nowadays? I'm just on YouTube and Facebook like a boomer.

00:15:25.620 Bit boomer over here. Should we, should we switch over to kick? Do I need to be on rumble? Odyssey?

00:15:32.260 Where, where, where are the kids at guys? Should I, should I switch things up? Do I need to be

00:15:37.280 on twitch do i need to be doing my gaming streams on on twitch my hot tub streams what's the what's

00:15:44.780 the uh what's the what's the what's the best tech nowadays guys i need you guys to help me

00:15:50.240 how do i get the most eyeballs

00:15:51.880 i like being i try to stay on the mainstream platforms but what even is a mainstream platform

00:16:02.060 nowadays. We got an active chat today. Daniel Tyree Bathwater.

00:16:12.800 You guys, we're getting a bit too silly, a bit too early in the stream. Most people are on TikTok,

00:16:17.500 he says. We were banned off TikTok. It was the first place we were banned off of. Should I

00:16:21.360 start a new presence on TikTok? How long do you guys think it'll last?

00:16:24.320 we have so we have so much video content so much video content to to get out there maybe

00:16:32.280 i should be on tiktok get back on tiktok soon need someone to help uh run all these uh all

00:16:39.500 these different suit uh all these different um social medias for me i only have so much

00:16:44.480 time in a day guys only have so much time in a day

00:16:48.240 start up the dominion club why do we need a club we have a society

00:16:56.240 daniel tyree gaming stream soon what games should we play should we do a gaming stream

00:17:02.760 that's not very professional guys we try and keep things clean and professional right

00:17:07.560 i'm not much of a gamer i don't have much time for gaming our long time viewers will know um

00:17:14.480 that i have a bit of a history uh gaming but i'm not i'm no good anymore guys no good and i i have

00:17:21.360 too much pride i'm too egotistical i'm too competitive to do a a gaming stream for

00:17:27.520 something that i'm not actually like good at i wouldn't want to expose my uh my subpar gaming

00:17:33.200 abilities to you guys who called us the dominion club it was the hamilton police they don't even

00:17:40.160 know who we are but they wanted to they wanted to to censor us league of legend daniel tyree yes

00:17:45.280 that's that's that's my that's more my speed stream gta6 yeah whenever it comes out uh what

00:17:52.960 what if ken does the the gaming streams i know i'm not to expose ken i know he's a he's a bit of a wow

00:17:59.120 guy i know he's a bit of a world of warcraft player um the dom sock the dom sock minecraft

00:18:06.080 server should we rebuild canada in uh in as we proverbially rebuild the canadian nation should

00:18:12.480 we like literally rebuild canada in minecraft that could be good i'll i'll play i'll play eight uh

00:18:20.800 um hoi four once um once they add uh once they add the dominion society to fire rising

00:18:28.480 uh i need someone to get us get the mod get us in there i've got another super chat for two

00:18:33.600 dollars from v tubing enthusiasts all gaming streamers are terrible you do fine i don't know

00:18:39.280 i don't know guys i don't know i have so much pride i want to i want to show off my like

00:18:44.240 immaculate gaming abilities and you know i i i was pretty good at the video games once it once upon

00:18:50.480 a once upon a time especially during my unemployed days i i became a bit of a a a self-employed

00:18:56.480 professional gamer for a little bit but we've put that in the past we're focused on bigger things

00:19:01.120 better things now. Building a dissident movement in Canada. So I'm getting too distracted by the

00:19:09.380 chat. Another great super chat. Thank you so much, Jim the Crazy for 279. I appreciate it.

00:19:14.340 Game streaming in a bikini. You guys think you want to see me in a bikini, boys? Come on.

00:19:20.980 Lee Stewie trying to out-boomer me with her candy crush.

00:19:26.720 You guys are funny. You guys are funny. Let's get into it, though. Let's get into it. Enough

00:19:30.840 enough of me prattling on about gaming streams and other ridiculous concepts. Let's talk a bit

00:19:35.260 about the Battle of Queenston Heights and brave Sir Major General Sir Isaac Brock, the hero of

00:19:45.000 Upper Canada. So our good loyalists in the chat will know that this week commemorates the Battle

00:19:51.600 of Queenston Heights in the War of 1812, one of the important wars in the sovereignty of Canada.

00:19:58.000 so many people say stupid and ridiculous things like canada is not can the canadian history is

00:20:07.480 boring you know we we became a country we found independence not through but through war but

00:20:13.720 through negotiation we weren't we don't have a we don't have a bloody enough history for for some

00:20:19.040 people but these people only expose that they know nothing they know very little about canadian

00:20:24.580 history because there are many important conflicts that led to the development of

00:20:29.460 Canada, whether that be the Northwest Rebellion, the Red River Rebellion, the Battle of 1812,

00:20:38.260 the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, the First World War, the Second World War, all pivotal

00:20:42.760 wars in the creation of Canadian identity. But the War of 1812 might be one of the most

00:20:51.100 important. And that's the one we're thinking about right now. So I think Major General Sir

00:20:58.520 Isaac Brock is a very important figure in Canadian history. And he's been the topic of this week.

00:21:04.800 Last week was the commemoration of his birthday. This week is the commemoration of his death.

00:21:10.640 So he's a bit of a hot topic. And he's a fascinating figure. A lionized figure.

00:21:17.380 a great man he stood over six feet tall a massive man most literally and figuratively

00:21:24.100 and I think he is an important inspiration and you guys if you follow if you're on an email list

00:21:31.720 if you're if you're on uh if you follow me on x you will have seen some of my statements about

00:21:35.660 this but he is a very unique figure and spiritually I think we can take a lot from this

00:21:41.500 and he has lighted up a bit of a conversation exposed some of the the so-called conservatives

00:21:48.900 for the kind of neocon uh americanists that they are so pervasive in the canadian right

00:21:56.920 nowadays are these are these liberals are these neocons are these are these americanists who do

00:22:03.660 not embrace our history, who think colonialism was bad or something. So, Major General Sir Isaac

00:22:11.640 Brock, I think we can learn a lot from him. Most importantly, his courage in the face of

00:22:19.640 insurmountable odds, his willingness to find solutions in the face of challenges that many

00:22:31.340 would have just given up surrendered not sir isaac brock so sir isaac brock led the canadian forces

00:22:40.460 the the the the the british forces in the canadian militia through through a couple of

00:22:46.060 important conflicts through the battles of uh the the war of 1812 critically the battles of

00:22:52.300 detroit in the battle at queenston heights so the battle of detroit took place uh first followed

00:22:59.740 only weeks later by the Battle of Queenston Heights, which we commemorate the anniversary

00:23:05.580 of this week. So the Battle of Detroit took place in August 1812 on American territory when American

00:23:13.820 forces were looking to conquest, to expand their territory into British North America, into what

00:23:20.940 would become Canada. But Sir Isaac Brock did not make that easy for them. He was facing

00:23:29.740 at both battles as i said insurmountable odds an american military that was better trained

00:23:37.840 more experienced larger than the british forces and the canadian militia that would be defending

00:23:44.220 the canadian territories and battle the battle of the war of 1812 was pivotal to the foundation

00:23:48.740 of canadian identity you had the the the the battle of the plains of abraham which was of

00:23:55.400 course, between the French and the English as well, pivotal. But the Battle of 1812 was our

00:24:02.880 retranchement. You know, we had these massive waves of settlers coming up from the U.S. after

00:24:10.180 the American Revolutionary War, which is, again, a critical battle in the foundation of Canada,

00:24:15.340 right? People like to, so many people like to abstract as if the battles between the British

00:24:23.140 forces and the Americans are different than the battles between the Americans and the Canadian.

00:24:29.140 But that continuity is one and the same, right? We are the inheritors of the British Empire in

00:24:36.240 North America. That's what Canada is. And this is something that I had difficulty when I was

00:24:41.660 growing up with as well. So many of the heroes that we learn about, Sir Isaac Brock, Sir James

00:24:49.000 Wolfe, Marquis de Mancombe. All of these men, none of them were born in Canada. All of them

00:24:56.200 are pivotal figures in Canadian identity and Canadian history. But I had difficulty with

00:25:01.620 that growing up. I wanted real, unique, Canadian-born heroes, Canadian-bred heroes. But something

00:25:11.120 that we must do better in our education system, but in our culture in general, is embracing our

00:25:18.240 colonial roots right there's no break-off point really between the the french civilization the

00:25:26.840 english civilization that was brought here and would become canada we are a part of that colonial

00:25:33.500 continuity regardless of what the mainstream opinion is of colonialism we need to be embracing

00:25:40.200 these things there's no break-off point where uh english society stops french society stops in

00:25:47.720 Canada begins. We're all a part of this same continuity that leads back to these great

00:25:54.100 civilizations. That's something we have to embrace. We are the inheritors of, we are the amalgamation

00:26:00.380 of some of the greatest European civilizations that ever existed. You know, our great founding

00:26:07.480 people, the French, the English, the Scottish, the Irish, some of the most incredible civilizations

00:26:11.260 merged. Some of the greatest stock from European, from Europe's European civilization merged into

00:26:17.020 but one, Ubermensch, the Canadian,

00:26:23.060 this new civilization founded

00:26:25.780 between this merging of these European cultures.

00:26:29.940 So this is something we have to embrace.

00:26:31.420 We can't view Isaac Brock as a British hero.

00:26:37.320 We can't view Sir James Wolfe as a British hero,

00:26:40.740 or Marquis de Macomb as a French one.

00:26:43.680 All of these people are critical to the continuity

00:26:46.320 of Canadian society.

00:26:48.200 So we have to, there's no break-off point.

00:26:50.120 This is, again, something I struggled with personally

00:26:52.620 as a young man, as a student in grade nine,

00:26:55.800 in grade 10, in grade eight,

00:26:56.920 when you were learning these things,

00:26:58.440 they weren't really Canadian, they were British.

00:27:01.400 No, it's all the same in the end of the day.

00:27:02.980 We are an extension of that continuity.

00:27:06.340 And yes, we transformed into something else along the way,

00:27:08.720 but that does not, there's no break-off point.

00:27:10.660 We're still a part of that continuity.

00:27:12.720 That is what a nation is at the end of the day.

00:27:14.920 So we need to embrace figures like Sir Isaac Brock, who was really incredible. And I think

00:27:21.660 the battle at Queen's and Heights is, of course, fascinating. The battle of Detroit that predated

00:27:27.860 it is a great example of Canadian ingenuity, of Canadian spirit, right? What does it mean to be

00:27:34.420 Canadian? I think a foundational thing in Canadian identity is punching above our weight, right?

00:27:42.220 We've always been a small nation, a big country, a small nation, a small group of people spread

00:27:48.600 across a massive landmass. Canada itself is an effort in defying the odds.

00:27:57.660 All sorts of logic, military logic, economic logic would have seen Canada be just another part of a

00:28:08.140 larger American civilization. But that's not what we did, right? We've always defied the odds to

00:28:15.060 create this unlikely country, blasting through mountains, clearing massive forests, maintaining

00:28:22.660 a much larger territory than you would expect from such a small force. And that spirit is

00:28:30.080 embodied by Sir Isaac Brock himself. At the Battle of Detroit, he was faced with

00:28:35.480 a massive challenge a huge force looking to to start invading canada and that first battle

00:28:43.200 happened on american soil faced with unreasonable odds a huge a huge military

00:28:50.980 opponent sir isaac prock didn't just give up he found innovative creative solutions and over to

00:29:01.300 in order to overcome those odds,

00:29:03.780 what did he do at the Battle of Detroit?

00:29:06.120 Faced with a numbers disadvantage,

00:29:09.260 he came up with creative solutions.

00:29:11.580 He started to dress Canadian volunteers,

00:29:14.520 Canadian militia,

00:29:16.340 as well as our First Nations allies in red coats

00:29:19.600 as British regulars,

00:29:22.080 making them appear like a trained military force

00:29:25.120 in the face of our American invaders.

00:29:28.760 He wrote and sent letters

00:29:31.000 intentionally intercepted that explained that he was uncertain whether or not he could control

00:29:39.040 the First Nations tribes that had allied with them to sow discontent, to create paranoia and

00:29:49.360 concern amongst the American forces. And ultimately, he was able to win this battle by complete

00:29:56.580 surrender from the American invaders who were terrified of what they could accomplish.

00:30:02.580 Through creativity, creative problem solving, he was able to overcome the odds. And I think

00:30:10.020 that's very inspiring, something that we must carry with ourselves. Because Canadian nationalists

00:30:14.200 today are in a very similar situation. Sure, maybe Americans not invading us. But we similarly

00:30:23.180 are faced with insurmountable odds. Our enemies might not be the Americans, although you could

00:30:32.520 make that argument, certainly. Our enemies really are the Canadian establishment,

00:30:37.000 and they have bigger numbers than us. They have more resources than us in all these things.

00:30:43.660 We have to defy the odds here. But like Brock, our option is not to surrender.

00:30:48.420 this is for this is an existential crisis the invasion of canada the destruction the the

00:30:55.840 invasion of canada then the destruction of the canadian nation now we are faced with

00:31:01.000 insurmountable odds and it's it's not our role to just give up all the time every week i receive

00:31:07.700 questions by email by dm in in social media comments remigration won't happen it's so

00:31:17.520 unlikely. You're up against the establishment. They have, you should just, you should just give

00:31:23.140 up. You should do something more realistic. That's not an option for us. We don't do this

00:31:31.800 because it's likely or because it's easy. We do this because it's necessary, because it's an

00:31:38.780 existential crisis, because it's not an option for us to give up. Because we have a duty to

00:31:44.560 our ancestors and to our descendants, much like Isaac Brock, to preserve this great nation.

00:31:52.660 So we don't just give up. It's our duty to find creative solutions, to find innovative ways of

00:32:00.920 doing things, of outmaneuvering, of deceiving our opponents in order to create the conditions for

00:32:06.640 which we can succeed. And that's exactly what Sir Isaac Brock did at the Battle of Detroit.

00:32:11.940 he found creative solutions to put his more well-financed more more powerful opponents on

00:32:19.780 the back heel and ultimately led to a resounding victory without any casualties now the battle of

00:32:27.140 queenston heights that happened just weeks later was not quite as clean a victory there were not

00:32:33.520 there were casualties isaac brock himself fell in battle but in that battle he still represents

00:32:41.800 so many important canadian values people say canada has no culture

00:32:47.560 of course canada has a culture and it's not easy you can't just rattle off you know hockey and

00:32:54.500 maple syrup and tim hortons and various brands and corporations that are unique to canada but

00:33:02.500 it's qualities like this defying the odds punching above our weight

00:33:08.720 noblesse oblige leading from the front our leaders suffering with their men

00:33:16.300 we've seen this throughout canadian history

00:33:18.860 this is what samuel de champlain did this is what sir arthur curry did this is what

00:33:25.280 sir isaac brock did charging into battle with his forces at queenston heights he would get

00:33:33.120 he was shot he was killed but he was there with his men leading from the front his final words

00:33:39.980 being push on brave york volunteers these are words to live by push on push on brave volunteers

00:33:49.900 this is a motto that we should adopt we're a great big volunteer organization from coast to

00:33:57.720 coast we must push on in the face of adversity at the face of challenge the the the the brave

00:34:03.900 militia canadian militiamen not a part of some organized military just there to defend their

00:34:10.940 country they could have also given up when they saw their leader fall in battle but no he called

00:34:18.560 push on and those men went and they fought and they defended their country in this crucial battle 1812

00:34:24.780 right the revolutionary war of 70 76 split the the the british stock in north america between

00:34:36.760 the loyalists and the americans the loyalists that would become canada but 1812 was when these men

00:34:42.420 had a second opportunity they again they could have just folded and become a part of the canadian

00:34:47.080 nation but no they decided to fight and defend their new country they that they that they were

00:34:54.520 going to double down on this great country that would become Canada and defend their new homelands,

00:35:00.380 their new unique society in North America that was uniquely theirs. That they wanted to build

00:35:07.040 a distinct society from America on this continent and pass that beautiful society onto their

00:35:12.880 children and grandchildren. And that was something that they were willing to fight and die for. And

00:35:17.060 that's exactly what they did through 1812. So there's much we can learn from the spirit of Sir

00:35:24.020 Isaac Brock. And it's important that we understand the history, not only what happened, but the

00:35:29.760 themes, the spirit, the ideas, the values that these men fought and died for, because those values,

00:35:36.540 those ideas persist today within our people. No matter the American kind of cultural conquest

00:35:43.800 that has gone on over the last few decades, there still is the unique Canadian spirit that we,

00:35:51.840 as those descendants, as those inheritors of that great concept, of that great idea,

00:35:59.180 of that great stock, of that great people that is Canada. We have to continue to fight for that.

00:36:07.580 So there's a few other things I want to talk on on this issue, and that is there has been a bit

00:36:14.280 of a conversation ignited on the best social media platform x twitter where all the fun stuff happens

00:36:23.240 we might not have the biggest following there but it's where the fun stuff happens if you ask me

00:36:27.760 and i think this one post kind of it wasn't just this one person that started this conversation

00:36:34.580 there was lots of creators that were echoing this sentiment but i think it's all can be captured by

00:36:39.900 this one tweet that we'll respond to. We've got some super chats that I've got while I'm not

00:36:46.780 paying attention. Thank you for the $50 super chat. Tornado Alley X71, $50. Keep fighting the

00:36:55.840 good fight. Will do. Oh, sevens. Thank you for the big support. And $20 from Backward Kicks.

00:37:03.380 Thank you so much. Yup. Civic Duty, bless. Thank you so much for the super chats, everyone.

00:37:07.280 but it's it's this post from terry newman terry newman does she have a specific role i think

00:37:14.600 she's a contributor for the national post senior editor and columnist for the national post

00:37:19.320 allegedly the biggest the biggest conservative right-wing mainstream news outlet in the country

00:37:26.680 and terry newman says this is responding to a post from mark carney mark carney posted on this

00:37:33.200 day in 1812, a simple post with his little minifigure of the hero of Upper Canada, Sir Isaac

00:37:43.080 Brock. And Terry Newman responds, Canada was not an independent country in 1812. Therefore,

00:37:51.900 Major General Brock was acting in service of the British crown, not Canadian sovereignty.

00:37:57.180 these facts these facts aside why are you posting the image of a british war

00:38:03.340 major general shouldn't you be securing a trade deal with the united states

00:38:07.940 and this just exposes and it wasn't just terry right we're using her as an example because there

00:38:19.900 were so many we saw the clyde do some things we saw so many americanists lopulists jump on this

00:38:26.340 being like, oh, actually, he was British, not Canadian. He was fighting for the British crown,

00:38:32.180 not Canada. It's the Canadian crown, by the way, guys. It still is the Canadian crown, by the way,

00:38:39.500 guys. But even just to say Canada was not an independent country in 1812 shows how these

00:38:46.980 people view society right they view canada as in a civic concept as a political concept when

00:38:57.700 in reality canada is a nation right the canadian nation existed far before

00:39:05.280 far before the fathers of confederation in 1867

00:39:10.280 the canadian nation was slowly being built starting as early as the 1600s right

00:39:17.460 canadian french french canadian settlers had been building this country for years before that the

00:39:26.660 loyalists had lived here for decades building a unique society uh going through ethnogenesis to

00:39:34.240 create the Canadian people. These people had lived on the continent for generations, for hundreds of

00:39:41.540 years. The Canadian nation far predates the establishment of the Canadian state, the political

00:39:50.780 system that is Canada. So to say that he was not fighting for Canadian sovereignty, because Canada

00:39:58.040 did not exist yet as we understand it today there was upper canada there was lower canada there were

00:40:05.940 political yes they were colonies of the british crown but they were established political entities

00:40:13.280 they were real nations and we were fighting for that sovereignty it wasn't just imported british

00:40:20.220 regulars that were fighting that war it was the canadian it was the first nations tribes

00:40:25.580 allied with the Canadian militia, the sons and daughters of people who had been building this

00:40:32.720 country for generations, fighting for Canadian sovereignty. And yes, that was British North

00:40:38.500 America at the time. But that's exactly what we inherited. So to undermine Isaac Brock as some

00:40:47.440 foreigner, not a champion of Canadian identity, just shows, just exposes the nature of the

00:40:56.360 mainstream conservative movement. They don't want to protect the legacy of Isaac Brock. They don't

00:41:02.280 want to protect the legacy of the loyalists, Sir John A. Macdonald. They don't want to,

00:41:07.760 they believe that Canada just suddenly came into being in 1867 because we passed some laws,

00:41:15.280 some constitutions and so on that made things official. When of course, Isaac Brock and the

00:41:22.280 British forces and the Canadian forces were defending Canada. We're defending this unique

00:41:27.880 society that we're building on the northern half of the continent. And it's just ridiculous

00:41:33.740 to say otherwise. But it just shows how insufficient

00:41:39.980 conservative conservative media is the conservative movement is and that's exactly

00:41:49.660 why we don't identify as conservatives we're nationalists right we're abandoning that term

00:41:56.980 conservatives they don't want to conserve they don't want to conserve anything they want to

00:42:02.360 protect the gdp they don't want to they don't want to take these fights they'll they're willing

00:42:08.660 to seed this ground culturally to mark carney to to try and get an own on him actually actually

00:42:17.220 the facts say otherwise it's just ridiculous and the last thing i want to talk about this is

00:42:24.340 what happened to my good my good friend my my co-founder my my my close partner ken jones

00:42:31.060 you guys might have seen our video our video you guys are watching all our videos right

00:42:38.660 How do I pull this up without destroying everything?

00:42:49.200 I'm not prepared enough, guys.

00:42:50.600 I don't have everything loaded up in advance.

00:42:54.460 Nope, that's not the right video.

00:42:56.200 We post too many videos, folks.

00:42:58.840 Too many videos, not enough videos?

00:43:00.520 What's your take?

00:43:04.820 You guys might've seen this.

00:43:06.260 uh Ken and some of our great uh volunteers out in um out in

00:43:15.620 went down to uh the memorial at Queenston Heights to go enjoy the the the ceremony the

00:43:22.820 commemoration of uh of the the Battle of Queenston Heights uh at this historic site

00:43:30.180 and they were welcomed they were welcomed with a a nice police escort

00:43:36.260 These guys showing up wearing too much green, I guess, is their crime.

00:43:41.760 Wearing the shield on their back, that's intolerable or something for the folks that

00:43:48.940 manage this beautiful historic site. And I really do encourage, if you haven't been there,

00:43:55.580 if you haven't been there, you should go there. Because the monument itself is beautiful, but the

00:44:01.620 the site is incredible. I got to go there a little bit after DomCon with Ken. We thought

00:44:09.140 we'd pay a visit because they shut down the entire park on the off chance that we would host DomCon

00:44:14.940 in a park, as if that was ever the plan. And it's just a beautiful, awe-inspiring site. And it lets,

00:44:22.860 it really shows you what these men were fighting for. Like, it becomes immediately apparent,

00:44:29.060 Oh yeah, this land, this dirt is worth defending. But Ken and the rest of the team, they went out

00:44:37.980 there and they called the cops on them. They had to have a police escort following them through

00:44:44.060 the woods, making sure they didn't get up into, I don't know. This is just the reality of being

00:44:53.240 a nationalist in 2026 in Canada. Your mere presence requires police attention. There's

00:45:01.640 all sorts of crimes being committed by migrants all the time, but white people showing up at a

00:45:10.200 park to remember their history is something that needs to be closely monitored by the police,

00:45:16.440 uh uh according to the the folks that run the the historic site out there uh so just just absurd

00:45:25.280 just absurd you can't even appreciate your your your history as a as a canadian nationalist without

00:45:31.120 being dogged by uh police agents apparently just absolutely ridiculous you'd think they'd

00:45:42.300 to work with us you know the what is the friends of saint george or whatever the the the not-for-profit

00:45:49.580 that runs that space we're another not-for-profit that wants to preserve and promote canadian

00:45:53.820 heritage but instead of being collaborative and nice and working with us our guys didn't go to

00:46:00.220 disrupt they went and they asked nice questions participated in the proceedings and instead they

00:46:06.380 they were welcomed with with cops it's it's just it's just absurd so that's that's what i have to

00:46:13.940 say about brave sir isaac brock and the battle of queenston heights it's important to take these

00:46:21.140 opportunities to to remember our history to understand our history and to understand

00:46:26.760 why how these things kind of perpetuate into into current year

00:46:31.120 yeah we we got some racial profiling going on which would cops being called

00:46:37.380 uh be considered second degree racial profiling yes that's a good point that's a good point

00:46:43.440 yeah so that's that's what i have to say about that make sure you understand your history folks

00:46:54.600 do the readings have you done the readings yet loyalist have you sent me an email yet

00:47:04.360 info at dominion society.ca and said daniel i need the reading list i'm stupid and need to

00:47:10.200 know more about my history the education system didn't do me any favors i didn't get to learn my

00:47:15.800 history i want to learn my history send me an email at info dominion society.ca i'll send you

00:47:21.440 the full reading list. You can get to work. You can do your homework. We've got to be more informed.

00:47:26.720 We've got to understand our history better than them. When they get in our face and say,

00:47:30.500 don't you know Canada's just an illegitimate colonial state on stolen land? Don't you know

00:47:39.060 we're all immigrants? You have to be able to respond. You have to be able to respond. You

00:47:44.940 have to know your history better than these people that have this stuck-up attitude that

00:47:49.820 they actually understand canada better than us when they actually don't understand this country

00:47:54.180 at all when all they have is vapid ideology we have to have the real facts on our side and to do

00:48:00.840 that you have to do the readings you have to do your homework folks i did my homework that's why

00:48:08.020 i'm so good on my feet i've done the readings i need to do more we never have we never uh we never

00:48:13.960 do enough there's always more to read there's always more to know there's always heavier

00:48:19.640 weights to lift are we seriously talking about covid in the chat guys covid is the past

00:48:27.960 we got to live in the here and now we have bigger crises to face

00:48:32.280 covid was a distraction there's a learning point for sure but come on guys

00:48:36.940 i was a big anti-covid accident activist in my time not not as not as uh as prominent maybe as

00:48:47.660 today, but now the other big, the, the, the big news of the week, the big news of the week is

00:48:58.380 all about immigration. COVID talk, COVID talk in 2026. No, we didn't take the shots. Yes,

00:49:13.500 we opposed covid i ran the ppc through through the covid era the biggest political force against

00:49:22.540 covid mandates and we're going on about covid in 2026 we're going we're going on about covid in

00:49:29.260 2026 when we're being replaced by indians faster and faster as if it's a purity test uh come on guys

00:49:43.500 leave the past behind. They were the dark years. We don't want to forget them. They're a thing to

00:49:49.140 worry about, but come on guys. So the big news this week, the big news this week, have you seen

00:49:55.220 the pivot? Have you seen the pivot? There was so much talk about the Carney pivot, right?

00:50:01.260 We got a super chat for $6.99 from JR1R71. Have you read Robert Passfield's book,

00:50:08.140 The Upper Canada Anglican Tory Mind? I have not read it. Much to the chagrin that my good friend

00:50:13.420 fortisax who shills this book like no one else i have not i've not got around to reading it

00:50:18.940 quite yet beyond beyond the summaries given to me by my by my friend

00:50:25.820 but i will i will recommend it by by proxy because i trust fortisax having having uh

00:50:32.220 read many of his many of his recommendations

00:50:43.420 um do a little bit of moderating in the x chat keep things keep things nice and productive

00:50:55.760 uh okay so the big news this week the big news this week is all about immigration

00:51:03.780 is your feed as filled with conversations about immigration as mine

00:51:08.620 there's a bit of a white pill if you ask me it's bad news on the official front but to see the

00:51:15.480 uproar is something to be encouraged about you know the last year was a little bit different we

00:51:20.800 uh we we started up uh the dominion society and months later mark carney started to quickly move

00:51:27.700 and started to reduce immigration permanent temporary and so on but after a short reprise

00:51:34.640 after a short reprise, apparently we're ready to turn the taps back on. What do you think, guys?

00:51:43.240 Do you think immigration is back under control? That's what Mark Carney's saying. He's saying

00:51:50.700 immigration's back under control. We have to look to start increasing things back again. Do you feel

00:51:56.880 like the last year has has fixed the immigration crisis i sure don't i sure don't and at the same

00:52:05.480 time it's been a bit of a perfect storm you have mark carney in the new york times signaling that

00:52:12.920 canada's ready to start increasing immigration again at the same time you have the high commissioner

00:52:18.600 from India. Let's see this name. Dinesh Patnak saying that Canada needs to bring in 15 million

00:52:28.400 migrants over the next 10 years. 15 million migrants. I wonder where he thinks those

00:52:33.580 migrants are coming from. And at the same time, you have Canada working on a new strategic

00:52:42.520 partnership with India. A new strategic partnership with India. We have Prime

00:52:48.500 Minister Modi scheduled to come visit Canada in December. Do you guys think we should do

00:52:55.940 something about that? We have a massive Canadian envoy in India right now.

00:53:04.300 a massive canadian envoy in india working out the details of this new strategic partnership

00:53:14.060 this new trade agreement they're calling it a strategic partnership what we're really

00:53:17.560 working on here is a trade deal with india and shockingly shockingly

00:53:24.720 maybe not so shockingly canada's uh trade envoy is being run by

00:53:34.640 two indians it's being run by anita adnand mp for oakville east and maninder sadhu the mp for

00:53:47.200 brampton east these two are leading a trade delegation of about 300 bureaucrats and politicians

00:53:54.060 in india right now meeting with modi and other government officials

00:53:58.140 do you guys think it's appropriate for the canadian delegation the canadian delegation

00:54:03.940 to india to be led by two ethnically indian people

00:54:08.340 we have indians negotiating with indians about the future of canada does that make sense to you

00:54:16.440 are you confident that anita anand and marinder sadhu are going to put canadian interests first

00:54:26.240 in this grand scheme of things

00:54:27.540 so at the same time as you have the indian high commissioner the high commissioner that's the

00:54:34.380 fancy term for the ambassador from india ambassadors from former british territories

00:54:40.200 are called high commissioners in canada we have a high commissioner from the uk we have a high

00:54:44.420 commissioner from India, and so on and so forth. He's the ambassador of India, signaling we should

00:54:49.760 bring in 50 million Indians. At the same time, we're working on a trade negotiation with India.

00:54:54.640 And for those that are familiar with how trade negotiations with India work,

00:55:01.940 these people always, the Indians always include stipulations in their trade agreements to secure

00:55:10.100 access for labor mobility into the countries that they're trading with.

00:55:17.480 They make sure that all of these trade deals have strings attached, that they secure access for

00:55:25.500 foreign students, for temporary foreign workers, for permanent residents to come work in the

00:55:31.000 countries that they're doing business with. This makes sense from the Indian perspective.

00:55:34.460 I'd like to see Canada take a page out of their book. You know, when we have leverage in these

00:55:40.940 new agreements, I don't mind doing trade with India. I don't mind having diplomatic ties with

00:55:47.360 India. What I mind is Canada being flooded with Indians. What I mind is Canadians being represented

00:55:53.640 by Indians in our parliament and those same parliamentarians doing these negotiations

00:56:00.520 with Indian representatives. That's what makes no sense. So this new strategic partnership that

00:56:07.820 has become a central part of the Kearney policy coming down the pipe, it's a serious cause for

00:56:18.320 concern. We have Indian representatives talking about increased migration to Canada. We have a

00:56:22.520 new trade agreement, which is inevitably going to have requirements for us to increase access

00:56:28.100 for temporary workers, permanent residents, and so on in Canada. This is a signal of what's to

00:56:35.580 come. We'll know more later this month when they release the immigration levels plan

00:56:42.300 for the next three years, which will come soon, what their planned adjustments are exactly.

00:56:52.160 But at this point, it's getting pretty safe to assume their plan is to bring a lot more

00:56:55.760 Indians here. And the reality is that Indian immigration has been a disaster for Canada,

00:57:03.000 period. But especially in the last five years. Because Indians dominate now every single stream

00:57:11.200 of immigration into Canada. People ask me, why is your content so focused on India? Do you have

00:57:16.900 something against Indians? I don't have anything against Indians in particular. The problem is

00:57:22.580 there's so many of them coming here if there were if it was people coming here in numbers from

00:57:28.020 somalia or uganda or sweden or somalia or jamaica we'd have an india a problem with those countries

00:57:38.260 but it's india that's dominating every single stream of uh of immigration temporary foreign

00:57:44.100 workers international mobility program foreign students asylum claimants illegals permanent

00:57:48.900 residents. Every single stream of immigration is dominated, dominated. They're by far the largest

00:57:55.000 country for every single stream of immigration. It's not because Indian migrants are exceptional.

00:58:05.500 It's because these people take advantage of our immigration system in order to advantage

00:58:12.100 themselves. It's because we have a network of Indian-run immigration consultancies that help

00:58:21.620 Indians come here and take advantage of these different programs. Whether it's coming here

00:58:26.720 as a foreign student and then being advised to claim asylum and to go through the protected

00:58:33.920 persons route and the humanitarian route in order to secure permanent residency here.

00:58:39.540 It's these consultancies that are selling LMIAs, Temporary Foreign Worker Permits,

00:58:46.480 to Indians on the promise that they get to come here eventually. It's these schools,

00:58:54.820 like the one that's embroiled in this OSAP scandal now, the Academy of Learning,

00:59:00.700 who focuses on bringing more people from Punjab into Canada through the foreign student system,

00:59:07.020 all on the promise that these people will be able to become permanent residents somewhere along the

00:59:12.180 lines and our politicians are right in line with them you know mark carney's been reducing things

00:59:16.780 like asylum claims um temporary foreign workers foreign students and so on but you have doug

00:59:20.980 ford at the same time being it's not reasonable to expect these people to go back you know they

00:59:27.700 came here explicitly as temporary workers or asylum claimants or other non-permanent statuses

00:59:33.060 but it's not reasonable.

00:59:34.940 It's not fair to expect them to go back

00:59:36.480 at the end of these things.

00:59:38.280 How that makes any sense?

00:59:40.780 It's really when the mask slips, right?

00:59:43.900 It's really when they reveal that these are just schemes

00:59:46.820 to game Canada's system

00:59:48.640 and to give these people permanent residency.

00:59:52.060 Let's watch and respond to some of the clips.

00:59:55.920 So here is a clip of Mark Carney today out in Alberta

01:00:01.480 doing an interview, responding to some questions on Canada's new immigration policy.

01:00:10.540 It's just one of the 10 questions Albertans are voting on. Others have to do with immigration

01:00:15.400 and constitutional reform. For instance, the Alberta government wants more control over

01:00:20.580 immigration. They want an arrangement similar to what we see in Quebec with the province having

01:00:25.380 more of a say on selecting economic migrants for very specific needs in specific sectors.

01:00:31.480 So if Albertans vote yes on that question and the province has a mandate, do you commit to having those discussions or maybe changing the way immigration works?

01:00:41.520 So two things. The first is, let's just be clear about where immigration is right now in this country.

01:00:47.020 We have taken back control on immigration. You see asylum seekers down by 70 percent, temporary foreign workers down by 60 percent, foreign students down by 80 percent.

01:00:57.300 That's over the course of the last 18 months, basically, well, I've been prime minister, our government's in place.

01:01:02.340 So we're focused on controlling the numbers of immigration.

01:01:05.300 We've increased the number of economic migrants, and we're increasing the cooperation with the provinces in terms of those selections.

01:01:12.380 To be candid, like, I don't need a referendum to tell us to cooperate more with the provinces on immigration.

01:01:19.380 I think that's where we're headed, because let's face it, the province is closer to the needs of the industries here.

01:01:27.000 where the shortages are. And two things, though, if I can say very quickly. So one,

01:01:31.840 that's the direction we're going. We don't need that in order to get there. I think we're going

01:01:35.640 to get there irrespective, irrespective of the result. The second thing, which is incredibly

01:01:40.880 important, goes back to the first question about Alberta's role in the country. And I'm sorry to

01:01:45.280 do this to you, but, you know, you are one of 30 percent of Albertans who came to Alberta

01:01:50.900 from another part of Canada. And that's one of the strengths of this country is we get great people

01:01:56.040 who come to this province for opportunity

01:01:58.200 and build the province up.

01:02:01.740 So there's what Mark Carney has to say.

01:02:03.860 He says, immigration is under control.

01:02:07.040 After about a year of Mark Carney in power,

01:02:10.960 he says, students are down, foreign students are down.

01:02:15.960 This is a good thing.

01:02:17.440 He says, temporary foreign workers are down.

01:02:20.160 Asylum claimants are down.

01:02:21.880 Immigration is back under control

01:02:23.300 and we're ready to start scaling things back up.

01:02:26.040 Do you think immigration is under control?

01:02:28.160 Does any reasonable person think that immigration is under control

01:02:32.020 after the actions of the Mark Carney government over the last year?

01:02:34.820 Yes, there were signs that they were heading in the right direction.

01:02:38.460 But to say, success, the problem is solved.

01:02:43.560 We can go back to what we were doing before is just utterly absurd.

01:02:49.160 Sure, asylum claims are down on a flow level this year.

01:02:54.900 There's a backlog of 300,000 asylum claimants in Canada right now.

01:03:00.640 That's not solved.

01:03:02.560 That's not fixed.

01:03:04.300 300,000 people who are leeching off of our social security net,

01:03:08.860 who get free, generous healthcare programs, housing support,

01:03:13.720 who are taking advantage of our education systems.

01:03:18.460 This is not solved.

01:03:21.180 We have no way of enforcing our rules.

01:03:23.900 That 300,000 people is just the people on active claims that we haven't approved or rejected just yet. That doesn't even include the hundreds of thousands on failed claims that haven't left the country yet.

01:03:39.320 Because Canada does not have any sort of significant infrastructure, human resources, in order to enforce the removal of people in our country that should not be.

01:03:49.080 And that's not a matter of opinion, right?

01:03:51.040 There's a lot of people that I think should not be here.

01:03:54.360 But these are people that legally should not be here.

01:03:56.840 They're on failed asylum claims.

01:03:58.540 They are illegal migrants, objectively speaking.

01:04:02.160 And they're still in Canada.

01:04:04.020 And they're still leeching off of our social support.

01:04:07.080 And Mark Carney is saying, since the numbers are a little bit down from recent years, the problem is solved.

01:04:14.980 But you have to understand that pre-2015, our average asylum claim per year was about 10,000 people.

01:04:25.060 After Justin Trudeau, that spiked 10x.

01:04:29.740 10x.

01:04:30.900 It goes up to 100, 200,000 people per year from 10,000.

01:04:35.020 100 to 2,000 people per year. Now Mark Carney's saying things are a little bit down.

01:04:40.200 They're not back to 2015 levels, which you could even argue were problematic in themselves.

01:04:46.840 They're just down compared to the ridiculous levels under Trudeau. And since less people

01:04:52.480 are coming here and claiming asylum, he's saying it's fixed. No, it's not fixed, Mark.

01:04:58.120 It's not fixed until the people that shouldn't be here, until that backlog is removed,

01:05:02.940 until the people that are on failed asylum claimants are removed. Until we review the

01:05:08.740 people that are on successful claims to review, to understand if those should have been successful

01:05:16.700 claims in the first place. There's all sorts of bureaucratic reasons that are causing a huge

01:05:21.600 false positive rate in asylum claims. So just to narrow in on asylum claims only,

01:05:28.020 The problem is not solved at all. We would need a massive expansion in our enforcement

01:05:35.760 infrastructure in order to solve this problem. So no, asylum claims are not solved.

01:05:42.860 Temporary foreign workers are down this year, sure. But why does the temporary foreign worker

01:05:48.100 program exist at all? Why do we have temporary foreign workers coming here to work as Uber Eats

01:05:53.740 drivers. They're on their bikes going around in the middle of winter delivering food. Why do we

01:06:01.740 need that person on a temporary foreign worker permit at all? Why are there people on temporary

01:06:07.660 foreign worker permits working at Tim Hortons and Harvey's and Subway? I don't care if the

01:06:15.180 numbers are down. The program in general is dysfunctional and anti-Canadian, right?

01:06:19.860 this is scab labor that's driving down canadian wages right the immigration crisis is solved okay

01:06:30.480 so why are wages still stagnant why is our unemployment rate still above six percent

01:06:36.300 why do we still have a housing crisis in canada why can why can people in the prime of their lives

01:06:42.900 30 years old 35 years old you have no hope of buying a house but the but the immigration process

01:06:49.180 is salt. Foreign students are down, international students are down, but just last week we have a

01:07:00.220 massive scandal, the OSAP scandal. An Indian-run school in Canada is grifting off of more than

01:07:09.480 half of Ontario's OSAP budget, financial assistance to students, defrauding the government.

01:07:16.580 And that's not even to consider what they're doing with international students. This guy

01:07:21.480 is bragging of the tens of thousands of Punjabis that he has brought to Canada through

01:07:29.040 his schools. This is completely aside from the OSAP scandal. OSAP doesn't go to international

01:07:35.480 students, guys, right? OSAP is going to Canadian residents, Canadian citizens, Canadians that he's

01:07:42.880 using to defraud the government for hundreds of thousands of dollars, almost a quarter of a

01:07:47.900 billion dollars in OSAP over two years to this one school, this one Indian entrepreneur in Canada.

01:07:57.300 But the foreign students problem, it's solved, guys. It's solved. The numbers are a bit down

01:08:02.420 for one year. So it's solved. Nothing's solved, Mark. It's not solved into all these people who

01:08:12.060 should have never been brought here in the first place are going back home. It's not enough to

01:08:18.620 reduce the numbers for one year. It's not enough to reduce the numbers at all. We must reverse the

01:08:26.960 flow. We must undo the damage. We do not have to be beholden to the mistakes, to the errors of the

01:08:34.740 previous government. Oh, they're here. That's over. Let's just focus on what's going forward. No!

01:08:42.060 statuses can be revoked people can be forced to leave because they shouldn't be here

01:08:48.300 so it's just absolutely absurd to say that the immigration crisis is solved we did it all in one

01:08:55.840 year it's all done it's just insane

01:09:04.560 i i need to find another another another tweet another tweet that i want to talk about guys

01:09:19.000 here we go

01:09:28.520 there's a bit of a bit of a pivot but i want to i want to complain about this as well

01:09:38.820 and i can do what i want because it's my show some of you might have seen this it's a big long

01:09:44.880 post from this eric guy i don't i don't even know who he is and he's black pilling he's just black

01:09:50.300 pilling and he says at some point the the hardcore canadian nationalists have to admit their version

01:09:55.740 of Canada is dead. Nostalgia isn't a strategy. Carney is actually correct about this. Canadian

01:10:01.780 nationalists have like, what, 5% support? It's over. Most of our country wants to join the EU.

01:10:07.420 First of all, this is a stupid idea. Maybe I'd get 5% in an election right now. But to say our

01:10:11.540 ideas only have 5% support? No. Mass deportations have like 48% support in Canada as of two years

01:10:18.440 ago. To say we have 5% support is just stupid. It's uninformed. It's just blackfilling,

01:10:25.480 discouraging nonsense. The Canadian right has to start looking at the situation objectively. We

01:10:30.440 have very few options. We are getting utterly decimated politically right now. Our birth rate

01:10:34.520 is approaching half the replacement rate. Our liberal cultural mosaic loving government today

01:10:39.140 will fill this gap with Indians because there are so many of them. The Dominion Society's solution

01:10:43.060 is just to do mass remigration, including millions who aren't here legally. Come on,

01:10:47.520 guys. The logistics of this are impossible. You're never going to get a majority of Canadians to

01:10:52.780 support this i'm fine with the dominion society existing as a force to pull the overton rindle

01:10:56.080 right but i even think it's necessary i think it's necessary because we have been fucked by

01:11:02.080 immigration but come on so this is i only bring up this point because it does echo this sentiment

01:11:07.020 this this this black-pilled sentiment that is so pervasive in the right and even in the nationalist

01:11:15.200 this movement to say one you're never going to get the majority on your side we don't need the

01:11:24.500 majority on our side right do we live in some pure democracy where the majority wins no we live in a

01:11:32.140 first-past-the-post system where about 30 percent of society gets to decide the direction about 30

01:11:39.880 percent of active voters, which is about 60% of the adult population. So what we need to do is get

01:11:46.260 30% of 60% of the adult population. It's a fraction of Canada. I don't know the math. I'm not good

01:11:52.720 with math, guys. But we're talking about getting more like 20% of the population on side. That

01:12:00.060 sounds pretty doable to me. One in five people to say that Canada is a people, Canada exists,

01:12:05.980 and we must protect that people before we fade into oblivion. Yeah, I think that's doable.

01:12:11.140 And these people that say the logistics of remigration do not make sense. Why not?

01:12:18.760 It's easy to be discouraged and make absurd claims like the logistics just don't make sense.

01:12:23.820 Just because your small brain can't conceive of this solution does not mean that doesn't make

01:12:27.960 sense. Right, folks? If millions of people can come here in 10 years,

01:12:34.020 millions of people can go back in 10 years

01:12:38.260 it's that simple right the exact infrastructure that would bring millions of people to Canada

01:12:46.180 whether that be the laws or the planes can send millions of people back in that exact same time

01:12:53.320 frame in fact if we get more competent people in charge by having a government that doesn't hire

01:12:59.620 people based off of their race and sexuality, but just hires the competent young white men

01:13:04.960 who are out of jobs right now, who want to save their country, by putting those young men back

01:13:09.980 in charge, I think we could do things even faster than our incompetent government.

01:13:13.740 You know, my good friend, John Carter had a great response to this.

01:13:22.960 John Carter, we love John Carter. He says, the logistics are impossible, quote,

01:13:28.660 This is one of the more common objections raised to remigration.

01:13:33.900 I find it baffling, as it implies that airplanes only fly in one direction.

01:13:39.660 Across Canada's various airlines, there are about 500 aircrafts,

01:13:43.420 with a total seat capacity of about 100,000 passengers.

01:13:46.580 A one-way flight from Toronto to Delhi is about 16 hours.

01:13:50.260 With allowances for stops for shorter-ranged aircrafts,

01:13:53.220 refueling and maintenance,

01:13:54.280 the fleet could move about 50,000 people per day from Toronto to Delhi. If the entire fleet was

01:14:00.940 commandeered for the effort, that's about 1.5 million people per month. There are between two

01:14:05.940 and three million Indians in Canada, two months, and every Indian in the country would be remigrated.

01:14:11.700 The Trudeau wave brought about 3.7 million migrants, permanent residents since 2015,

01:14:18.280 two and a half months, and they'd all be gone. No one yet seriously proposing the commandeering

01:14:25.820 of the entire passenger air fleet, but logistical capacity clearly exists. The immigration of the

01:14:32.680 last decade could be undone in a matter of months, given only the will to do it in moments

01:14:37.800 thought indicates that a more sedate rate of remigration could reverse the Trudeau rave in

01:14:45.520 a decade. Without any noticeable disruption to ordinary operations, we'd simply be flying them

01:14:51.460 out at the same rate they were flown in. Now, obviously, John's hypothetical is a bit radical.

01:14:59.560 It's beyond anything I've ever proposed. But as a thought experiment,

01:15:04.280 purely to address this logistical issue about removing people from the country,

01:15:09.900 yes of course it can be done it's that easy in a radical situation it can be done

01:15:18.100 in two to three months two to three months is like it goes by like nothing man two to three months

01:15:24.680 poof it can be solved it's just about creating the political will and the black pillars do

01:15:34.620 nothing to advance this all they do is discourage and preach nonsense to try and deflate and

01:15:41.700 discourage people from getting involved and pushing to what they truly believe in the art

01:15:46.560 of politics is the art of deciding the direction of the country we can actually make this country

01:15:51.720 whatever we want whatever we want there could be much more ridiculous things than remigration

01:15:58.240 it's just a matter of getting people to agree with us getting organized and creating that reality

01:16:04.040 so yeah the black pillars the logistics question no this can be solved like isaac brock

01:16:11.120 we need to find creative solutions in order to achieve the ends to to to protect our nation

01:16:18.380 it's completely possible you know commandeering every single aircraft in the country towards this

01:16:25.840 and every single indian these are extremes but the point is hypothetically

01:16:35.360 the resources are there if if the public was on side if we found a majority government

01:16:41.600 that's not a majority of canadians that's a majority government the prime minister has

01:16:47.120 exceptional powers to do these things that's the beauty of our system

01:16:51.040 It's been weaponized against us in the recent past, but it is the beauty of our system in the

01:16:58.100 fact that we can reorient our society very quick, faster than America, for sure. Much less checks

01:17:04.300 and balances. You have a lot of liberals being like, checks and balances are good. Checks and

01:17:08.400 balances are good when they're stopping our enemies from doing things. They're not good

01:17:12.320 when they're stopping our guys from doing things, right guys? So these things are completely possible.

01:17:18.660 the real black pill is that

01:17:22.840 canadians have very little to be hopeful about there's very little reason to be proud to be

01:17:30.160 canadian in current year yes you can look back into the past i'm still a proud canadian but if

01:17:35.180 you just look at the here and now there's a lot to be discouraged about i don't know a lot of

01:17:41.500 Canadians that are hopeful about the next five, 10 years, right? Homeownership is out of reach.

01:17:49.800 Family formation is out of reach. With the news of the last week, there's a lot more to be excited

01:17:56.760 about if you're an Indian living in India, excited to come here than there is if you're a Canadian

01:18:02.680 living in Canada in any of our many great cities across the country. Because you have no hope.

01:18:07.960 You have no hope to own a house, to start a family.

01:18:15.180 People my age, people in their prime lives should be excited for the future.

01:18:24.020 We need a country that makes us proud, that reminds us of why we are who we are,

01:18:29.800 what we're trying to defend, what we're trying to perpetuate into the future.

01:18:32.820 that makes the dream of homeownership a family formation of perpetuating ourselves into the

01:18:41.320 next generation possible but there's very little to be encouraged about in mainstream politics

01:18:49.780 right now and i don't want to discourage anyone i think there there is hope there is hope for

01:18:56.640 exactly what we believe in pride in our history potential in what we can do to take our country

01:19:06.040 back to make these things possible to make these things a reality we don't want anything ridiculous

01:19:12.740 right we want what the boomers had what the boomers stole from us the carny liberals they're

01:19:22.540 not doing things that don't that screw over everyone right they do they're entrenching

01:19:26.800 the boomer liberal voters interests securing their their asset prices their housing prices

01:19:32.640 securing their their way of life by driving down our wages keeping their slop cheap

01:19:39.200 that's who they're fighting for that's not who I'm fighting for I'm fighting for you I'm fighting

01:19:47.800 for the youth for the young people who i want who i believe deserve the very simple things that

01:19:54.920 the boomer generation got to enjoy the boomers got to get a job right out of high school that

01:20:03.700 paid so well they were able to buy a car after their first paycheck

01:20:08.300 on a high school education not a university education a high school education they were

01:20:16.220 able to get a job that bought them their first car after one payment uh paycheck got them their

01:20:21.340 first house after a year allowed them to support a young family on a single income

01:20:27.940 why is this an unreasonable reality to expect of our people in current year

01:20:35.400 i don't think this is unreasonable at all i think this is the bare minimum that we should all expect

01:20:42.240 and instead we're flooded with immigrants we're flooded with indians who make all of these

01:20:48.440 situations worse all of these situations worse where we vilify the concept of the declining

01:20:55.540 society declining population is fine it would help create the conditions that we need in order to

01:21:02.340 make home ownership viable in order to make wages rise to make these things possible to

01:21:11.980 allow us to start having children again, but instead they slap a bandaid on it to protect

01:21:16.840 the boomers from not getting 8% interest every year. Oh no, they'd have to sacrifice with one

01:21:24.420 or 2% while housing becomes available again. It's ridiculous. It's unacceptable. We deserve better.

01:21:33.280 And the only way we can achieve that is through remigration, is through reversing the tides of

01:21:40.980 migration by closing the door and kicking the people out that should not have been brought

01:21:45.960 here in the first place but that's hard far from their intentions we have this clip from India's

01:21:52.100 top diplomat the high commissioner Dinesh Patnak uh this last week I believe on CPAC let's let's

01:21:59.760 Canada has now of course sharply reduced its immigration targets including those for for study

01:22:04.400 uh permits how does India view that change it's a decision Canada has to take for itself

01:22:11.680 I'll give you an example to just explain how the decision has to be taken. Canada is a country of

01:22:19.200 42 million people, right? Your workforce is reducing every year, and the calculation is

01:22:25.520 about 186,000 to 200,000 jobs are going down every year. Not jobs, people in the workforce.

01:22:32.080 You have about 21 million workforce, and they're retiring at the rate of about 25 to 26,000 people

01:22:38.640 a week a month and so it's about 186 000 yeah those are statistics let's not get into that

01:22:45.120 we can i'll get i'll give you an example the normal calculations across the world is a

01:22:50.560 billion dollars of investment creates about 10 000 to 15 000 jobs 10 000 if it's high-tech 15

01:22:56.960 to 18 000 if it is uh low-tech so you need more people and so the average is between 10 to 15

01:23:03.760 thousand prime minister khan is looking at an investment of one trillion dollars into the

01:23:09.280 economy over the next 10 years old so one trillion is a thousand billion one billion creates 10 000

01:23:15.840 to 15 000 job requirements direct and indirect which means that if you have to get one trillion

01:23:21.360 you need to create 15 million jobs in this country in the next 10 years that will be created so 15

01:23:28.960 million people you need you have 21 million workforce reducing every year by 186 000. so

01:23:35.360 i don't have to do the math for you so canada understands this prime minister khani's team

01:23:39.600 understand this so what we are working together is to work out a talented innovation strategy

01:23:45.280 across the world not just with india with the philippines with asia wherever the

01:23:49.680 the population is available to see how we can get the best of talent best of people to come study

01:23:57.120 work and contribute to both canadian as well as to their host country

01:24:03.920 so that's what he has to say he throws up a bunch of stats because because mark carney wants to

01:24:10.480 invest a trillion dollars over the next 10 years we have no choice but to bring in 15 million

01:24:16.960 migrants uh from india that's that's that's our only choice says dinesh does that make any sense

01:24:26.160 to you according to dinesh we cannot invest in our own country without letting indians come here

01:24:33.360 and enjoy the benefits of that investment and completely ignore that canada currently has a

01:24:43.280 six to seven percent unemployment rate right now as high as 20 amongst canadian youth

01:24:49.200 how does it make any sense to bring in 15 million migrants what's the point of investing in our own

01:25:01.380 economy in our own society if it's foreigners that enjoy the benefits of that investment

01:25:10.020 what's the point of a nation what's the point of a government if all we do is bring people here to

01:25:16.060 enjoy the fruits of our labors. Yes, migration benefits India, that's for sure. They get to come

01:25:26.900 here, enjoy our stable, beautiful country, and send money back to their country. Four to five

01:25:35.080 billion dollars every single year in remittances just to India alone. Don't even get me going on

01:25:41.080 other countries like china the philippines and so on canada is actually not just a resource colony

01:25:47.020 at least not anymore we're a proud independent nation now and we don't exist just for people

01:25:54.900 to come from all over the world to work in an economic zone and siphon money from our country

01:25:59.820 back into their homelands that's not my vision for canada

01:26:05.020 and like to be honest what what dinesh is suggesting here is not even that unprecedented

01:26:13.980 right 15 million migrants sounds ridiculous when you just put 50 million migrants but when you

01:26:19.740 think about things when you divide it 15 million by divided by 10 that's 1.5 million uh people a

01:26:27.120 year at the peak of the the trudeau years it was about 1.3 million people per year

01:26:32.800 if you scale that and adjust that for the percentage wise again math not my strong suit

01:26:40.440 but as a percent as you scale can this population that number will grow and grow and grow

01:26:45.300 that's not so absurd of course it's absurd and unacceptable but it's not so unprecedented

01:26:52.780 based off of recent figures it's really just a return to trudeau level immigration levels which

01:26:58.360 we saw how dysfunctional it was. We saw how fast our country transformed into something

01:27:04.360 unfamiliar, foreign. And he's suggesting because we want to invest in our economy,

01:27:16.580 we need to import millions of immigrants. This kind of comment is a direct

01:27:22.560 undermining of Canadian sovereignty. If we had a serious government, this guy would have been

01:27:28.300 sent back to india the night after he made these comments bye

01:27:32.140 no actually using your position to say we should be flooded with people that are abusing our system

01:27:41.740 at the same time instead of having having this official thrown out of the country sent back to

01:27:49.560 india our government's actually like no we have to build closer ties with india does that make

01:27:55.600 any sense after the last five years? What's happened in the last five years? The Indian state

01:28:04.860 committed an extrajudicial execution on a Sikh activist in Canadian territory.

01:28:15.020 That's not according to me. That's according to Justin Trudeau and the RCMP.

01:28:20.820 Is that a country that we should be getting closer to?

01:28:25.600 we have seek nationals just just this month engaging in massive multi-million dollar

01:28:32.880 osap scams defrauding the canadian government we have rampant crime caused by the bishnoi gang

01:28:41.120 a registered terrorist organization that is threatening the police extorting businesses

01:28:49.120 committing violence in our streets we have increasing tensions between

01:28:55.600 different groups of indians sikhs and hindus committing violence in our streets

01:29:01.540 we have the massive destabilization of our politics sikhs engaging in in separation

01:29:08.320 referendums here in canada with tens of thousands of people there's supposed to be another referendum

01:29:13.060 in alberta this weekend we'll see we'll see what that looks like the last one in in ottawa saw

01:29:18.940 20 000 sikhs descend on descend on ottawa is this what canadian politics is about

01:29:24.360 foreign countries referendums

01:29:27.080 india has been a significant threat to canada much more than iran or russia or all these other

01:29:41.420 foreign powers that they that people fear monger about india is a serious threat to canada

01:29:49.220 sucking money out of our economy through remittances

01:29:52.380 abusing our asylum system and our foreign um uh our foreign student program to their benefit

01:30:01.580 hijacking industries like the trucking industry creating danger on our roadways

01:30:07.720 symbolized by the death of the the humble Broncos hockey team

01:30:13.740 and not only do we not have our government taking this seriously

01:30:19.640 treating india as the threat they are to canadian sovereignty to canadian safety

01:30:26.660 to our economy but they think we should become closer with india based on this track worker why

01:30:34.560 why because the carny government is so uh so focused on trying to create some independence

01:30:43.080 from the u.s which admittedly is is important that they're going to drive us into the arms of

01:30:49.080 china in india who are actively abusing our country all the time

01:30:56.440 this is not an alternative this does not make us this does not improve our sovereignty this

01:31:03.080 does not make canada more prosperous and safe country this is absurd

01:31:10.760 we need to be viewing india as the threat they are i do agree with with coming up with a new

01:31:15.400 strategic partnership with India. Sure, we can find ways to trade and have diplomatic and

01:31:22.880 security ties with India, but any of those agreements need to be contingent on a massive

01:31:29.460 remigration program, on India cracking down on this abuse that's happening, on them abusing our

01:31:34.660 country as a pipeline, but they don't want to do that. They don't want to do that because it

01:31:40.280 benefits them. Modi has explicitly said that they use their diaspora communities abroad in order to

01:31:48.760 influence foreign politics. And obvious, that's clear as day to anyone here in Canada.

01:31:54.300 He's a great post back from our friend Fortisact. Reminder that Narendra Mahdi is a hindutfa,

01:32:01.500 a supremacist who openly weaponizes a diaspora abroad for Indian national interests. This is a

01:32:07.260 great screenshot from a, I think it's a New York Times article where it says, Mr. Modi and his BJP

01:32:11.360 are acutely aware of this. Their election manifesto in 2014 called the diaspora a vast

01:32:15.980 reservoir to articulate the national interests in affairs globally that would be harnessed for

01:32:20.940 strengthening brand India. The next year, the party's general secretary said the BJP saw the

01:32:27.700 diaspora as India's voice abroad, the way Jewish community looks at for Israel's interest in the

01:32:34.100 United States. Do you think we need a foreign power like the Jewish community in America here

01:32:41.660 in Canada? Do you think that's what Canada needs? Many Indians abroad have risen to the task. The

01:32:46.860 overseas friends of the BJP in America plan to send 3,000 Indian American activists back to India to

01:32:51.760 put up posters and campus voters. Blah, blah, blah. Exactly. They want to use their diaspora

01:32:58.720 communities to manipulate our politics for the best interest of india and you have you have modi

01:33:04.080 saying this back in 2014 fast forward 12 years later and you have the indian diaspora in canada

01:33:09.760 literally representing canada in trade negotiations with india maninder sadhu and anita and then

01:33:18.240 this is exactly what he said he wanted to accomplish and wow they've done this right before our very

01:33:24.160 eyes it's just it's just absurd

01:33:35.540 this is the old clip from uh Dinesh a few months ago that you guys might remember

01:33:45.420 saying something similar it's a relationship of two countries which actually are complementary

01:33:52.220 economies economies where you have things which we need we have things which you need i mean for

01:33:58.140 example simple examples we have you you're a country of uh you're the second largest country

01:34:03.500 in the world with a 40 million population 40 million you need at least about 100 million

01:34:07.900 population you need people to man many of your resources we have the capacity we have the

01:34:13.660 intellect we have the talent we have the resources we have not only we are even today our bilateral

01:34:19.740 trade if you look at it we are selling more to you than you are selling to us but you have things

01:34:23.740 which you want to buy you have oil and gas your fertilizer you have agri-food you have lumber your

01:34:28.940 uranium you have energy resources you have critical minerals i can i can give you a host list of that

01:34:35.740 we have high talent discussing at the top level you have academicians scientists engineers everybody

01:34:42.700 talking to each other institutions talking to each other this is a relationship which has a lot to

01:34:47.660 offer to each other i think both prime ministers recognize that

01:34:53.100 again he just starts dumping numbers but like why does why does canada need a population of 100

01:35:00.140 million what what is that based off of why do we need to rush to 100 million people through

01:35:07.260 through mass migration what benefit does that serve the canadian people if we're going to have

01:35:12.620 100 million people it's going to be because we have 100 million canadians not 100 million

01:35:17.740 foreigners working in a post-national multicultural economic zone that's not what we need

01:35:23.980 it's all so material right they only view things through gdp

01:35:32.140 we can make this country better in other ways that we can actually that actually brings value to the

01:35:37.100 spirit to the soul of canadians and it's not about importing people here as fast as possible to crank

01:35:42.540 up gdp numbers that should be the last of our concern uh it's just ridiculous so that's enough

01:35:52.520 about the millions of indians that's enough about cranking up uh immigration the one other thing i

01:35:58.940 want to talk about is uh is here i just saw this post a little bit before this live stream

01:36:05.420 st john new brunswick this man has been caught dumping multiple bags of garbage at a playground

01:36:12.280 and even threw some into the st john river we need harsh punishment for illegal dumping before

01:36:17.960 canada is turned into a third world country and i do i tweeted simply deport

01:36:25.640 and this is what it comes down to like i don't know anything about this guy

01:36:32.040 i don't know if he's a temporary foreign worker and asylum claiming a foreign

01:36:35.240 a permanent resident a citizen what i do know is he doesn't respect canada

01:36:43.800 he doesn't respect our values he doesn't respect our environment this is not what canadians do

01:36:52.200 canadians believe in the common good we believe in the natural beauty of this country we certainly

01:36:57.860 don't believe in dumping bags of trash in playgrounds or into our water systems it's a

01:37:05.600 very indian thing to do and we do need strict rules it doesn't matter if you just got a piece

01:37:14.400 of paper if you're demonstrating that you do not belong in this country we need to have rules in

01:37:24.120 order to revoke the paperwork that was given to you regardless of what type of... I guarantee you

01:37:32.120 this guy was not born here even. He's bringing over these foreign attitudes, these foreign

01:37:37.240 practices. He's very likely an immigrant of some type. It doesn't matter what status he was given.

01:37:45.220 It was a mistake. And if you're doing things like this, if you're littering, we need to have

01:37:51.900 strict penalties for these people if we look at countries like the uae cities like dubai

01:38:01.080 these countries that are economically flourishing by having a large foreign population in their

01:38:08.420 country they do things very differently than we do things here in canada right

01:38:12.760 you can go to dubai and do business and help build their country they're okay with that

01:38:19.160 but they don't give out citizenship to everyone.

01:38:23.700 To get citizenship in these countries,

01:38:25.420 you have to live there for 15 plus years.

01:38:29.360 You have to convert to Islam.

01:38:33.380 If you're not a citizen in their country

01:38:36.640 and you start engaging in stuff like this,

01:38:39.580 or even not abiding by their cultural Islamic traditions,

01:38:44.780 then you'll be penalized strictly.

01:38:46.700 You'll be put in jail.

01:38:47.600 You'll be removed from their country.

01:38:49.160 and there's things we can take away from this there's a flourishing economy there

01:38:53.960 immigration can exist and it can be transactional it can be temporary we don't have to give

01:38:59.380 everyone who comes here citizenship because they've been here for two years here's a

01:39:03.040 citizenship you can vote why you can live here forever why it can be transactional

01:39:09.760 people can come people can do work if we need them to do that and then they can leave

01:39:15.080 and if they don't adhere to how we do things in canada if they violate our cultural standards

01:39:20.120 they should be removed and they should be punished very strictly

01:39:23.100 dumping littering not protecting our environment this is unacceptable this is not how we do things

01:39:29.320 in canada and you don't belong here sorry you were giving a piece of paper we're taking it back

01:39:34.300 see ya you should have done better naturalized citizens temporary foreign workers foreign

01:39:40.880 students all of these people should be on a tight leash you violate our standards you engage in

01:39:47.560 crimes and violence you gotta go it's that simple that's all i want to talk about tonight guys i'll

01:39:56.420 take a few questions i'll take a few questions and we'll wrap it up what do you guys have to

01:40:03.860 ask tonight i feel like there was one thing i wanted to rant about at the end but i'm tired

01:40:10.880 it's too late 10 o'clock i just started streaming earlier guys i shouldn't start half an hour late

01:40:17.420 what is the solution we have to organize

01:40:23.140 that's why we built the dominion society that's why we built an organization

01:40:28.560 to start pushing back

01:40:30.400 you need to get involved it's not voting is not just people who say we're not going to

01:40:39.180 vote our way out of this yes and no it's more complicated than that we need to get organized

01:40:47.520 we need to get active it talks it's about regular involvement simply casting a ballot every four

01:40:53.580 years is not going to be enough that's absolutely right but getting organized building a network

01:41:00.460 from coast to coast advancing our ideas popularizing our ideas advancing that into direct

01:41:05.740 pressure on political parties, on municipal governments, on all these different stages of

01:41:10.340 government. That's how we create the reality that we want to live in. It's more complex than just

01:41:14.960 casting a ballot every four years, but that doesn't mean there's no democratic solution, right?

01:41:20.180 It is not enough to vote. You have to be active, not just every four years, but all the time. You

01:41:27.680 have to have an active political consciousness. You need to be getting involved. You need to be

01:41:31.220 advancing in your careers. You need to be getting involved in different political parties. You need

01:41:35.140 getting involved in the Dominion Society. We must have a coordinated effort of nationalists in order

01:41:39.100 to achieve our goals. Can you steelman the government's position on mass immigration?

01:41:46.200 It's not that complicated, guys. Mass immigration does benefit different actors in our society that

01:41:51.620 have disproportionate political influence within governments and political parties, right? Mass

01:41:56.000 immigration does benefit the capitalist class, driving down wages, increasing housing prices,

01:42:00.720 creating voting blocks that the government can use to stay in power like this is the reason that

01:42:07.620 they promote mass immigration it hurts the average canadian it hurts you and i but it does benefit

01:42:12.900 people it's not all bad it's all bad from our perspective but like there are different classes

01:42:18.460 of people that benefit from it and that's why it keeps going on how do you tell when an indian

01:42:25.060 hits puberty they take the diaper off their ass and put it on their head ha ha ha hey daniel here's

01:42:30.520 an idea. If an illegal immigrant is deported and they deliberately sneak back into Canada under

01:42:35.140 fake identity, they should be deported immediately and get the death penalty. I mean, at the end of

01:42:41.160 the day, we have to be treating these things very harshly, right? They continue to take advantage of

01:42:44.940 the system because they're allowed to come here. When they come here and they show up as a fake

01:42:48.180 asylum claimant, they don't just get immediately turned back. They say, oh, well, we'll consider

01:42:52.880 that. And then they sit in the backlog system for three years while they can abuse our social

01:42:57.320 supports abuse our health care and education systems where they can have a child and start

01:43:02.100 reaping the rewards of the child benefit and all these things if people showed up and were

01:43:06.260 immediately turned back they'd stop showing up real quick we have to be a lot more strict with

01:43:11.740 how we enforce our rules what do you think of celebrating scottish canadian culture like kilts

01:43:16.760 and whatnot yeah absolutely there's the scottish have a very proud tradition in our in our society

01:43:22.360 they were some of our most important founding founding fathers uh they were some of our most

01:43:28.480 important military leaders there's a huge scottish culture in canada and they're still

01:43:33.440 celebrated through highland games and different traditions around the country and i think those

01:43:37.280 should be respected and remembered when does foreign blood feud cross over into domestic

01:43:46.240 blood feud we don't really have domestic blood feuds in canada it's mostly just foreigners

01:43:50.880 uh playing out their their foreign conflicts here in canada there is no crossover we don't do that

01:43:58.200 here in canada at least not anymore and not for a long time we'll go back to the feedian raids back

01:44:03.560 in the 1800s okay if we let things go do you think it could be as bad as other countries

01:44:11.400 we've been seeing it's already as bad or worse than other countries uh wake up guys

01:44:16.100 you think remple garner could be the next con leader she seems to be getting tougher rhetorically

01:44:24.020 no i don't um michelle considers running every single time um but she's off ultimately not all

01:44:30.980 that compelling she's not that charismatic i don't think she will ever be the conservative

01:44:36.040 party leader and i don't trust her very much she she does has have some good rhetoric but she also

01:44:41.480 has uh like she she very clearly has very liberal priors uh very feminist priors in in her political

01:44:48.800 identity and not long ago she was talking bad about white replacement and stuff like this do

01:44:54.480 we have to do we have to pull this up people have short memories but um i i don't uh while i'm happy

01:45:03.340 to see, um, uh, the improvement of, uh, Michelle Rempel's position. This is Michelle Rempel back

01:45:15.080 in, um, 2022. So long ago, Michelle Rempel Gardner, I do need to reject conspiracy theories about the

01:45:21.020 white replacement. It's pure ignorance to believe that this dogma doesn't exist in Canada.

01:45:27.380 Yeah. I don't think she's our champion guys. We can't trust the conservative party. We can't

01:45:33.200 trust the the liberal party we have to do it ourselves

01:45:36.280 i'd love to ask michelle about remigration and see what she has to say about that

01:45:51.960 tom's hawk killed when yeah we get something nice and green how do you think i'd look in this skirt

01:46:03.200 you know tyree is is a scottish name it comes from mcintyre i have some scottish roots

01:46:11.140 they're limited but they they do exist

01:46:27.460 do you think boomer canadians actually know that india is the most popular country in the world

01:46:32.100 i think they see them as minorities um minorities is just code for non-white right it's just your

01:46:40.280 politically correct way of saying non-white i don't think anyone's so stupid as they don't

01:46:44.600 realize that india and china are the most most populous countries in the world um they just have

01:46:50.780 you know all this white guilt uh that they that they want to appease themselves by by being nice

01:46:59.220 to disadvantaged foreigners because they've entrenched this very marxist victimhood-based

01:47:07.860 identity into their political outlook but i don't think they're that i don't think they're that stupid

01:47:15.380 do you think a political party member can openly support the dominion society i think they could

01:47:22.100 we'll see if any of them do one step at a time but i don't see why they wouldn't and in fact

01:47:30.840 i think there would be a big opportunity especially as immigration starts to become

01:47:34.400 a more central topic of canadian politics as it has very much this week and as i expect it will

01:47:40.980 continue to do so especially over the next few months leading up to the level plan leading up

01:47:45.100 to this trip by Modi uh there's a big opportunity for us and like I don't see why a conservative

01:47:53.080 party member um you have to remember that uh like Pierre is not in a strong position within his own

01:48:02.320 party right now if a if it hypothetically speaking if a conservative party member came out and like

01:48:11.080 maybe they had a meeting with me. I live here in Ottawa. I'm a nice guy. I can put on a suit

01:48:18.000 and go and sit down with a member of parliament and discuss

01:48:22.280 messaging and policy on immigration reform. And what would the media would be all over that

01:48:29.280 member of parliament meets with extremists, white supremacists, neo-Nazi, you know,

01:48:35.520 whatever they want to call me but what would pierre do about that

01:48:38.680 would pierre come and kick them out of caucus is he in a position to do that his already dying party

01:48:45.660 his already uh uh his his failing grasp over the conservative movement in here is he in a position

01:48:52.560 to start disavowing remigration to start disavowing the dominion society would that be a good position

01:48:57.980 for him politically i think conservative party members could come out and start affiliating with

01:49:03.160 us and put themselves in a strong position to replace Pierre within his own party but they're

01:49:10.860 all scared they're all drones you see the conservative party and all political parties

01:49:16.180 they don't select for great human capital great parliamentarians exceptional people who can save

01:49:22.460 the country they they select yes men who are easy to control and won't hurt the conservative party

01:49:30.220 brand and all these things. And you're left with a bunch of stupid sheep that fill the halls of

01:49:37.640 parliament and sit in the background of Pierre Polyev's social media clips and clap like trained

01:49:42.240 seals. So I think they could. I just, I wouldn't be, and I'd be open to it. But I wouldn't hold my

01:49:52.540 breath about it or anything. What about the PPC, even though they can't get a seat? The problems

01:49:57.780 with the ppc are not policy they're not ideas although they there are flaws in that the problem

01:50:02.380 with the ppc is they're just not a very serious organization like they're not very good at

01:50:06.080 politics they're not very good at organizing and winning seats which is the role of a political

01:50:11.960 party there's really no point in being a political party unless you're going to win seats because

01:50:16.380 that's how you get leverage over the conversation over other political parties so um i would not

01:50:21.080 invest my time in in the people's party of canada i would recommend that our guys get involved in

01:50:26.620 other um other political parties

01:50:50.220 we got a super chat from our friend asian sensation 99 17 for 20 which suit brands

01:50:55.820 would you recommend? Nationalists of every nationality should take pride in dressing well.

01:51:00.360 I absolutely would. Everyone should take pride in how they dress. It's just like how you have

01:51:06.740 to be in good shape. How you dress is also a reflection of your, an extension of your power

01:51:13.660 and the way that you make impressions on people. So you should absolutely dress well. It's not as

01:51:18.420 important what brands that you shop, guys. You can get a pretty cheap suit. I recommend getting

01:51:23.860 your measurements and shopping secondhand. What's most important is getting something that's close

01:51:27.560 and bringing it to the tailor and making sure it fits properly. You don't have to afford the

01:51:34.520 most expensive, beautiful suit to look good. Ultimately, it really just has to fit you.

01:51:40.960 That would be my quick advice. Nothing I have is super fancy. I'm not a wealthy guy, guys.

01:51:46.920 I make poor money doing this all the time, but you can still look good while you do it.

01:51:53.860 Thank you.

01:52:23.860 another super chat from andreuse618 for five dollars planning on more collabs with euro and

01:52:32.700 uk and u.s creators can only keep can only help us with the gross carl benjamin's lotus eaters

01:52:38.820 have mentioned you multiple times yeah they they were talking about us today they were talking to

01:52:43.080 us today in the immigration crisis here in in the eu i don't think they do online stuff i'm sure i

01:52:48.820 could get on there but i'd have to go out there so maybe next time i'm in europe i'll try and make a

01:52:53.380 stop in the in the uk and get on their show that would be a lot of fun um for sure i don't have

01:52:59.560 any collabs in the works right now guys we're planning on doing things here in canada i don't

01:53:05.260 want to be going to europe and the u.s all the time i want to be focused on building up our

01:53:08.440 organization our organization here um but i'm always open to collabs if people are interested

01:53:13.800 in having me on i always want to do more interviews

01:53:23.380 As Canadian, how would you make this country great again and give me educated answer, not hillbilly answer? Okay, AJ Singh, I'd be sending you back and putting together the greatest re-migration program. That's the number one. We have to preserve our nation by removing people who should never have been brought here in the first place.

01:53:46.000 We need a massive remigration plan in order to remove millions of people, reverse the flows of mass immigration in order to preserve our nation, preserve our cultural identity, but also to bring to increase wages, to decrease housing costs, to put to put to reduce pressure on our health care and education systems.

01:54:07.360 this goes back to mark carney saying we're ready we're ready to increase immigration

01:54:11.900 what do you mean our schools are overrun or how our health goes over have we built a bunch of

01:54:17.480 new houses have we built a bunch of new schools have we built a bunch of new uh hospitals in

01:54:25.340 order to deal with more and more people coming to this country we're ready to increase immigration

01:54:29.440 numbers based on what mark

01:54:31.640 you dress well daniel oh thank you so much asian sensation i i appreciate it i i do my best

01:54:53.840 you guys only see me in a nice in my nice suit and tie though you have no idea how i dress on

01:54:58.880 a day-to-day basis i have my own sense of style i wear a redneck suit plaid shirt and beans you

01:55:08.800 can look good in a plaid shirt and jeans but you got to have a nice suit as well you got to be able

01:55:12.600 to do both guys you can't just uh you can't just be like i i don't i don't want to dress like those

01:55:18.260 shitty folks like uh grow up we gotta you gotta be able to do both daniel which non-western country

01:55:27.700 would you move to if you were forced to um does japan dress as a count as a western country

01:55:34.940 that's uh top of my list maybe somewhere in uh in in the west indies or something

01:55:41.140 costa rica something like that i've been there once it was nice there's a big canadian expat

01:55:45.880 community so you can kind of live in canada while being in the tropics but i have no intention to

01:55:50.880 leave this country guys i'm gonna stay and fight as as long as it takes i love this country my

01:55:56.140 and blood is from this country.

01:55:57.940 And I'm not just gonna give up and run away.

01:56:07.640 I would love to have Carl Benjamin here in Canada.

01:56:09.820 I'm sure I could get him here.

01:56:10.900 I'm sure I can get him here for an event.

01:56:13.220 Who do you guys wanna see at DomCon 27?

01:56:16.160 Who should we bring?

01:56:18.100 There's a lot of, I have a lot of friends across the world

01:56:20.840 that I'm sure I could get here.

01:56:24.900 Who do you wanna see?

01:56:26.140 arthur what are you doing you're a silly guy we'll see if he wants to make an appearance

01:56:43.020 tonight did you guys see arthur in a tie did you guys see that are you guys ardent

01:56:51.100 Twitter followers

01:56:53.500 when you see all the silly stuff I post.

01:56:56.820 I recently

01:56:57.860 got a lot of random

01:56:59.740 ties off eBay.

01:57:02.480 I spent $10 and got a bunch

01:57:03.940 of some dead old dude's

01:57:05.880 ties probably. And in there, there was

01:57:07.760 a child's tie.

01:57:10.740 Which is a little tiny one.

01:57:11.780 I'm like, what am I going to do with this? I was going to throw it out.

01:57:14.260 And then I realized that it actually

01:57:15.880 fits Arthur perfectly.

01:57:18.140 So now he can be a very dapper

01:57:19.940 gentleman.

01:57:21.100 we can have our matching ties.

01:57:23.960 So I'm preparing Arthur to handle my business dealings.

01:57:27.520 We're working on his handshake and all that

01:57:30.860 so he can start acting as a proxy for me.

01:57:34.280 You know, when I'm very busy,

01:57:35.740 you know, I can travel to the other side of the country

01:57:37.720 and then send Arthur to do my business meetings

01:57:40.540 and handle that stuff.

01:57:42.260 But he has to dress the part, right, guys?

01:57:43.900 Got to be looking good.

01:57:45.660 Got to be looking good.

01:57:51.100 i dress like a bum to blend in with the migrants why would you want to blend in with the migrants

01:58:01.740 you got to be mogging you gotta you gotta they have to be looking at you in awe when you walk

01:58:07.180 through that guy's huge he's jacked he's dressed so much better than me you should see how the

01:58:14.640 indians part their ways when i walk through downtown ottawa in this suit

01:58:17.800 we want to see maximilian markle carl benjamin angloid rupert lowe for tom con 27 that would

01:58:29.220 be epic nick fuentes that would be that would be quite the controversy dominion society nick

01:58:36.520 fuentes i don't know young bob yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah that could be interesting carl benjamin

01:58:44.380 lots of car benjamin supporters eva vlar yeah that can be fun can you get jordan bardello i

01:58:51.160 don't know we haven't uh we haven't made any contacts with the um the rally national yet but

01:58:56.660 it'd be cool to have someone from french politics eh uh in line with our heritage i would love to

01:59:02.320 see sargon he might get stopped at the airport keith woods yeah yeah i i met keith back at um

01:59:09.160 back at uh resum i was talking about bringing him here this year maybe maybe again next year

01:59:14.800 he is banned from the u.s though so he might have harder time and we can't use the charlie

01:59:18.900 downs hack harrison pitt yeah i like harrison i'm sure we could bring him

01:59:22.880 tommy robinstein i don't know about tommy come on guys get get enoch powell we'll

01:59:29.960 we'll resurrect enoch powell for dom on 27 we'll have to have some sort of seance

01:59:34.160 get indian pm modi for domcon 27 um i don't know what that thomas rousseau okay

01:59:51.540 will arthur be at domcon 27 yeah now that he has his tie he'll be able to prevent present

01:59:57.180 this is so based hey guys how's the how's the show was postering joining late what a loyalist

02:00:09.940 great job tyler we love to see our active volunteers even if you're missing the show

02:00:16.560 even if you're not getting the updated talking points for this week thank you for your hard

02:00:21.160 work tyler keep up keep up the great work oh evan wants to have max genest at domcon 27 i'm sure i

02:00:29.620 could get him another super chat from guess oh we for five dollars what are your thoughts in second

02:00:37.520 sense canada passionate group for sure uh second sons are all right i like to see canadian men

02:00:43.060 getting active getting uh exercising getting fit get uh getting politically active pushing for for

02:00:50.420 canadian nationalism um i i i i have no problem with the with the with the sons

02:00:57.300 is he a duck toller yes yes arthur is a purebred nova scotia duck tolling retriever

02:01:06.260 in canada you can have purebred canadian dogs

02:01:09.560 but you can't have purebred canadian people

02:01:14.180 make that make sense to me guys right the nova scotia duck toller is a uniquely canadian pure

02:01:21.840 breed dog made from a fusion of different european retriever and setter type dogs to

02:01:27.220 make a uniquely canadian breed what's like canadians are the unique fusion of different

02:01:32.420 europeans to create a new canadian ethnicity the french and english canadians but yet you'll have

02:01:39.680 liberals that will recognize arthur is legitimate but you and i are not

02:01:43.600 arthur is a chad arthur is a chad you should see him when he uh wants to fight a pit bull that's

02:01:54.860 three times his size

02:01:56.040 we should bring back charlie downs again yeah yeah yeah that could be fun i'm a big fan of

02:02:11.260 charlie he did it he had an incredible speech this year at dom count i'm sure he would always do

02:02:15.980 i'd be happy to have him back but it's also good to shake things up right shake things up

02:02:26.040 do you know daniel hanan he's a member of the house of the lords and a former member

02:02:30.680 of the eu parliament who championed brexit i'm not familiar with him actually i will be honest

02:02:36.060 zoomer historian that would be that would be something

02:02:41.620 martin sellner yeah we're still going to try and get martin here

02:02:46.120 we're not done with that yet eric dewine that would be something

02:02:51.080 you guys are creative jesse lee peter's invite

02:02:56.740 do i have to ban another person on the x stream come on

02:03:02.860 i swear this must be the same person on a bunch of different accounts don't you have better stuff

02:03:08.720 to do

02:03:09.120 where will domcon 27 take place we don't know yet you have to wait and see

02:03:29.360 will arthur have his own instagram page come on dude i can hardly run my own instagram page

02:03:35.700 you think i'm gonna start up a new one maybe if i got some uh some cute young woman to to run

02:03:42.300 my instagram page then then then arthur could have his own page

02:03:45.860 what's arthur's opinion on pitbulls he believes in tpbd total pitbull death

02:03:54.140 paul saint-pierre flam and don for domcon 27 you guys have a lot of great suggestions

02:04:05.700 Kevin McGuinness. Got the new posters. They look great. I love the new posters. The old

02:04:14.160 heritage style. A nice switch up from the old ones. Gotta get those French posters going up,

02:04:21.100 eh, Imperial? Ricardo Duchesne. Yeah, yeah, I'm sure we get Ricardo. Ricardo's a Dominion Society

02:04:25.660 member. Yeah, also like the lightning bolts too. You gotta get that poster up and get me a picture

02:04:35.060 of that so we can share it on social media people haven't seen that one yet

02:04:37.700 arthur will help expand the domcon base yes arthur is much more uh

02:04:44.660 much more palatable to the uh to the average canadian than me

02:04:49.500 lauren southern that could be interesting bjorn hawke crowder yeah yeah yeah lots of ideas

02:05:00.640 can we order posters or just print our own you cannot print your own it's against our rules

02:05:06.120 posters are provided to our onboarded volunteers our our members who have been onboarded as

02:05:11.000 volunteers if you want posters the first step is to sign up as a dominion society member to head

02:05:15.780 over to join.dominionsociety.ca sign up as a member once you're onboarded you will get plugged

02:05:21.140 into our local team and you'll be able to get a supply of posters provided directly from

02:05:25.220 headquarters lauren chen stephan molyneux all good ideas put arthur on a poster we do have

02:05:32.960 to get arthur everywhere he is he is a symbol of canadian nationalism himself arthur do you want

02:05:39.460 to come

02:05:39.720 he's giving me the eyes give me the side eye he's like no actually i want to go pee

02:05:48.380 he doesn't like these big long streams guys

02:05:52.980 i'm signing up as soon as i can in a couple weeks that's music to my ears red devil 13v

02:06:00.580 you would be welcome in our organization we'll put you to work get you putting up posters giving

02:06:07.140 out flyers get you involved in our group chat that's how you get involved all right everyone

02:06:13.000 it's time to wrap things up for tonight we're heading we're cracking two hours and i want to

02:06:19.200 go to sleep. So thank you so much for joining us tonight. Be back next week, Thursday. We'll be

02:06:25.640 back for another excellent episode of Long Live Canada. We'll talk about the news. We'll give you

02:06:33.680 the updates on what's going on in the Dominion Society. I'll remind you to sign up as a member

02:06:37.780 to make sure you renew your membership. First-year members get our excellent

02:06:43.620 dominion society pin our second year members get the exclusive john a mcdonald pin but more

02:06:54.200 importantly you get involved in the most exciting political movement in canada you get to fight for

02:07:00.100 your country you get to get plugged in your local communities you get to meet like-minded people

02:07:04.500 fellow canadian nationalists all over the country you get to be a part of the movement that's going

02:07:09.720 to save this country, that's going to overturn the political system and return the power to

02:07:14.820 the Canadian people. Thank you so much for joining us. Thank you so much for all of your

02:07:18.700 excellent suggestions for speakers for DomCon 27. I like this one. Sam Hyde at DomCon 27. That

02:07:23.940 would be something. That would be something. I would love to see that. Thank you for joining

02:07:29.160 us tonight. Be back next week. And most importantly, long live Canada.

Dominion Society of Canada - October 16, 2026

Carney's Immigration Increase, 15 Million Indians, and Sir Isaac Brock ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 24

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