Dominion Society of Canada - Charlie Downes, DomCon Drama & Meet Matt Baker ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 18

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00:02:30 Hello and welcome to another episode of Long Live Canada, episode 18. My name is Daniel Tyree. I'm

00:02:36 the founder and chairman of the Dominion Society, but tonight I'm just your host. We have another

00:02:41 great episode ahead of us. A lot of coverage of the Dominion Society in the news today,

00:02:46 a lot of chatter, a lot of hype building up to what is proving to be a landmark event in Canadian

00:02:53 politics domcon 26 so we're going to talk a lot about that tonight uh we have a little bit of a

00:03:00 side story here i want to talk about charlie downs restore britain you guys know me i'm a big uh

00:03:04 restore britain fan uh so you may have seen already but we did announce our last international

00:03:10 speaker mr charlie downs himself will be joining us at domcon 26. i thought this would be a good uh

00:03:16 good excuse to talk about some of the drama across the pond it's been an interesting couple of weeks

00:03:22 there i didn't touch on it last week i didn't give you guys the update i figured now that

00:03:25 we've announced charlie as a as a new speaker it's time to time to do a dive back into into

00:03:32 british politics we'll also talk about the updates around uh the dominion conference dominion

00:03:37 conference 26 there's been a ton of news coverage i thought they i thought they preferred to ignore

00:03:42 us i thought they preferred to ignore us they can't help themselves there's been a ton of

00:03:46 reports lots of stuff to to respond to to laugh at uh to get excited about have you got your

00:03:52 tickets yet folks have you got your tickets to domcon 26 quite yet uh we do have a few tickets

00:03:59 still available you can head over to our website dominionsociety.ca slash domcon uh to buy your

00:04:06 ticket today we have an excellent panel of speakers an excellent panel of speakers folks

00:04:11 domcon 26 saturday august 29th in hamilton ontario we have a great panel of speakers you'll hear

00:04:18 from myself you'll hear from mr ken jones the co-founders of the dominion society you'll hear

00:04:23 from mr martin selner a prominent activist the godfather of re-migration himself you'll hear

00:04:29 from charlie downs a co-founder uh campaigns director and spokesman for restored britain

00:04:35 you'll hear from we also announced this week alexander cormier denise a quebec nationalist

00:04:40 podcaster and activist uh you guys may have remember we talked about him a few weeks ago

00:04:45 when he got his car firebomb back uh back around saint jean baptiste and of course our good friends

00:04:50 fortisax and john carter some of the some of the most scathing powerful voices in the canadian

00:04:55 nationalist movement this is what we set out to do from the start guys from the start i wanted to host

00:05:00 an event that was unique in canada i wanted to to give a platform to some of the most powerful

00:05:06 nationalist voices i wanted to bring in important uh people from the the broader re-migration

00:05:12 movement like martin selner and i wanted to bring guests that was aligned in our with our heritage

00:05:17 i can't believe no one here guessed there was a lot of guesses last week who would be our last

00:05:21 speaker there was a lot of guesses i can't believe no one guessed charlie come on guys i'm what i'm

00:05:26 what the biggest restore britain fanboy in canada no one guessed no one guessed anyone from restore

00:05:32 Really? Really? Come on, guys. Come on. We wanted to pick speakers that were in line with Canadian

00:05:37 heritage. We didn't want to bring in Americans. That wouldn't be appropriate. Come on. We wanted 1.00

00:05:41 to bring in some French people, some British people, people in line with the foundations

00:05:46 of Canada. I think we need to be returning to our roots rather than getting sucked into the 0.66

00:05:51 American sphere of influence, as has been a major driver of Canada's problems over the last few

00:05:56 decades. So we've put together a unique event, an elite all-star cast of speakers. I'm really

00:06:01 looking forward to it just two weeks left two weeks coming this saturday two weeks and two days

00:06:07 uh so there's still some tickets available if you can make the trip to hamilton it's going to be

00:06:10 worth it it's going to be worth it it's going to be a great event unique of its time it's causing

00:06:15 the left the left andrea horath mayor of hamilton their hair is burning they want to shut it down

00:06:21 they can't shut down we're two steps ahead of these guys their time is over our time is coming

00:06:27 And it all starts here at DomCon26.

00:06:29 So if you haven't got your tickets yet, head over to our website.

00:06:32 Pick them up today.

00:06:33 DominionSociety.com.

00:06:35 You can buy a general admission ticket for $150.

00:06:38 You can buy a VIP ticket for $250.

00:06:41 And I really, I do recommend the VIP ticket, guys.

00:06:44 There's going to be a special VIP reception afterwards with myself, with the speakers.

00:06:49 A bit more time to actually talk to them instead of just hearing them talk.

00:06:52 but also we're looking to line up some uh some other special surprise guests that'll be there

00:06:57 at the uh at the at the reception afterwards so we're gonna make it worth your while you guys

00:07:02 we when we launched everyone's like why are the tickets so expensive why are the tickets so

00:07:06 expensive you think i'm just gonna upcharge you to make some money here we're running this event

00:07:10 at cost guys uh we we charge a bit higher ticket price than you might have expected because we

00:07:16 wanted to put on a really elite event we wanted to be able to fly in the some of the world's

00:07:21 greatest speakers in the movement. We wanted to have a nice venue. We wanted to have a beautiful

00:07:24 event that would really put a strong face on Canadian nationalism. The spotlight's on us.

00:07:30 The microscope is on us. And we are going to deliver and then some. So I do recommend it.

00:07:36 You won't want to miss it. You won't want to miss it. We will talk a little bit more about

00:07:40 DomCon in a bit, but I want to talk a bit. And of course, the last topic, we're going to bring on

00:07:46 my good friend Matt Baker our newest director board of newest addition to the board of directors

00:07:53 of the Dominion Society came on board a couple weeks ago when we were in a bit of a pinch

00:07:57 a great addition to the team peep the chat was going on who's Matt Baker I have questions what's

00:08:03 where'd he come from who is he I was like guys wait wait wait we'll bring on Matt he'll introduce

00:08:08 himself I won't be able to do it justice and today's the day he's he's on with us this evening

00:08:15 so we'll bring him on a little bit uh to tell his story to tell his story how he got his look who's

00:08:20 in the chat too we have mr ken jones something tells me not all guests will be announced like

00:08:24 i like surprises there's a couple surprises left up our sleeves guys we have we have a few tricks

00:08:29 up our sleeves uh that's that goes for the activists the uh the the the the crazy people

00:08:36 trying to shut down an event and that also goes for special surprise like the people we actually

00:08:39 like or supporters or ticket holders uh so so you never know you never know maybe maybe it's worth

00:08:45 uh gambling on and bringing uh uh upgrading to that vip ticket um so with all that out of the

00:08:54 way i do just want to talk a bit about british politics you guys know it's one of my favorite

00:08:58 topics it's one of my favorite i try and focus on canada i try and focus on canada as much as i can

00:09:04 but restore britain is an important case it's a it's an important case study that we need to follow

00:09:09 because they're a few years in the future guys they're a few years in the future and what they're

00:09:13 going through now is what we'll be experiencing in a few years so we have to be watching this

00:09:18 progress we have to be learning from their uh successes and failures uh and planning accordingly

00:09:23 so to get into things um what was this this was august 2nd so uh about what a week and a half ago

00:09:32 this was the big news thank you for the super chat saskatchewan guy h2g stay safe antifa and

00:09:39 left-wing violence is rate is rising yes it's a serious concern but don't worry we have security

00:09:44 we're we're in touch with the local police we'll make sure that nothing nothing bad happens we're

00:09:49 taking this very seriously so on august 2nd about a week and a half ago uh we had a big announcement

00:09:57 from our friends at Restore Britain

00:09:59 in the wake of the Manchester mayoral election.

00:10:02 Rupert Lowe, leader of Restore Britain,

00:10:04 drops this video,

00:10:05 has almost 5 million views on Twitter alone.

00:10:08 And after the results from the mayoral election,

00:10:11 he offers an olive branch to Reform UK,

00:10:16 Nigel Farage,

00:10:17 to put together some sort of peace offering.

00:10:21 It wasn't quite clear

00:10:22 whether it would be a merger between the parties,

00:10:24 some sort of alliance.

00:10:25 he says look bad things have happened between us but we have to put the country first and i thought

00:10:31 this was a brilliant move it puts the it put reform in a difficult position and i look at this 0.96

00:10:37 through my lens as a former ppc people's party of canada staffer and to be honest i was like damn

00:10:44 we should have done this um one of the biggest problems in the ppc was after the uh after pierre

00:10:50 took over the uh after erin o'toole there was a big uh difficult time for the ppc uh there wasn't

00:10:56 a real big pivot in policy to be to be honest in hindsight between erin o'toole and pierre polyev

00:11:01 but pierre's new kind of brash style his his embrace of kind of populism really sunk into

00:11:07 the support of the ppc people had a false hope that he would actually do things differently his

00:11:11 his whole uh vibe his whole attitude gave people the false notion that he was a lot stronger on

00:11:17 some important issues than he actually was but this is a very interesting move by by restore

00:11:22 britain because the the critical issue for both the ppc and restore is going to be this vote split

00:11:28 narrative right there's a a consensus against the governing party but people in a first past

00:11:34 the post system are very concerned that if they throw their support behind a smaller party then

00:11:39 the then the liberals or labor in the the case of the uk will win because of that splitting of the

00:11:45 vote so this was an interesting play to kind of disarm that narrative they put forward the offer

00:11:51 they say here are our red line issues and it's all about uh immigration reform it's all about

00:11:57 preserving british identity if we can agree on these five issues uh all relating to immigration

00:12:04 then we can strike a deal then uh and we can disarm this vote split and this is a perfect

00:12:10 this is the perfect play because these policies are incredibly popular amongst the reform base

00:12:16 really this they're not asking reform to give up much they're asking them to do what their

00:12:22 own supporters want and then we'll we'll pack up this uh this vote split argument and make sure

00:12:27 that the right collectively wins or else we're going to have to continue on and what this does

00:12:33 in effect is it it kind of pushes the the the blame for the vote split back on to reform instead

00:12:40 of on restore look we we tried to we tried to play nice we had a very reasonable offer we just

00:12:48 wanted them to stand up for the british people and the continuity the cultural continuity of britain

00:12:52 but they rejected us i think it's a brilliant uh it's a it's a good pr play uh it's a good play for

00:13:00 the country and it's a good play to disarm the vote split which is going to be one of the biggest

00:13:04 criticism that's launched against restore against any fringe party um and really this would have

00:13:10 a brilliant move for the ppc to do back in 2023 before the before the last election just to try

00:13:15 and uh remain relevant and to keep the focus on these issues and that's exactly what this played

00:13:20 out so a brilliant a brilliant move there by restore um and in the immediate wake you had you

00:13:27 had nigel he didn't he didn't shoot it down immediately he was he was being uh unclear but

00:13:33 in the days since there the the massive media play became very apparent and our friend charlie

00:13:42 was put right in the middle of it uh so in the days preceding there was a slew of media coverage

00:13:49 all coming through the national telegraph um a supposedly a supposedly right-wing publication

00:13:56 like the kind of equivalent of uh of the national post here in canada and clearly the reform was

00:14:04 using it as a as a sort of uh mouthpiece to to carry their message and set them up to to reject

00:14:11 uh restore's proposal while trying to do some damage control minimize damage against themselves

00:14:17 so we saw bang articles every day largely attacking uh charlie restore more generally but charlie

00:14:24 in particular we had farage must reject rupert lowe's repugnant dance with right white nationalism

00:14:32 bang this is uh this is august 5th three days after after um uh rupert extended the olive branch

00:14:40 the next day august 6th you have restore core founder suggested farage had been bought by the

00:14:45 jews and this is our friend charlie downs uh so what exactly did charlie do i don't know if i have

00:14:50 the tweet pulled up i don't know if they have it linked right and this is what this is what charlie 0.74

00:14:54 did this is his great crime of anti-semitism this is the best that they have um uh nigel had posted

00:15:01 this is back in february they've been sitting on this since february probably the guys in oppo

00:15:06 research for reform not the guys in the media because the media is incompetent they're just

00:15:10 used by the political class and the government class nigel tweets i can't be bullied i can't be 0.99

00:15:14 bought i've stood for the same principles for decades and charlie the zoomer shit lord he is

00:15:19 response simply with a picture of Nigel Farage in front of their reform for Israel or friends of 0.97

00:15:29 Israel or whatever their little pro-Jew branch of their organization is. No comment, no scathing

00:15:39 attack, just a picture of Nigel himself in response to Nigel's post that he can't be bought,

00:15:45 can't be bought clearly implying that you know he is bought by by certain groups and this is

00:15:52 his big crime that uh that that uh that the telegraph is trying to nuke this important

00:15:58 deal between the two biggest parties on the right uh in british politics right now uh

00:16:04 restore co-founder has been uh is too anti-semitic uh for for there to be an alliance between these

00:16:11 two parties. So Rupert comes forward and says, we need to put country before party. And the

00:16:17 Telegraph's response is, but what about the Jews? Just quite a ridiculous situation. But this wasn't 0.99

00:16:25 the end of it. You'd think this would be the end of it, right? No. There was article after article

00:16:30 next. Then the next day, August 7th, Rupert Lowe's racist cheerleaders can no longer hide 0.99

00:16:36 their despicable extremism. The next day, Charlie's back in the press. Being Muslim

00:16:43 makes you less British, claims Restore core founder. Again, a pretty clearly objectively true 1.00

00:16:49 fact there. Britain is a Christian nation. Muslim Islam is a foreign religious ideology.

00:16:58 And importing that, not leaving your foreign religions, your foreign ideologies when you 0.60

00:17:02 immigrate to a country does certainly make you less british less canadian less american

00:17:07 whatnot and they're still going they're still going reform no talks until restore expels

00:17:14 co-founder accused of anti-semitism that's when you got the response from nigel himself

00:17:18 the information leaked that nigel would refuse his ultimatum his response was

00:17:23 rupert's is all about policy right we need to have these five policies i guess one of them

00:17:28 was about personnel. He didn't want failed conservative ministers who had helped destroy

00:17:36 Britain through mass immigration to be a part of a future reform candidate backed by Restore 0.91

00:17:43 Britain. And keep in mind, there's some seriously questionable folks that have jumped the ship from

00:17:48 conservatives to reform. You have people like Robert Jenrick, who is literally the immigration 0.82

00:17:53 minister under Boris Johnson, who brought in millions of people into the country. I think

00:17:57 it's pretty reasonable for an immigration restrictionist government led by Nigel Farage

00:18:04 to not have people like Robert Jenrick, who created the problem they still need to solve

00:18:08 in their cabinet. But they made their red line clear. Rupert and Restora, they want to put

00:18:14 country before party. Nigel says, no, it's about personnel. We got to defend the Jews. We can't

00:18:22 have that terrible anti-Semite Charlie Downs as a part of this operation if we're going to have

00:18:27 some sort of deal. Just a ridiculous and inappropriate response. Just a ridiculous 0.99

00:18:31 and inappropriate response. So we have this huge media storm and it's clear that this is all being 0.94

00:18:37 manufactured, astroturfed by reform, right? They're trying to, they spent days laundering

00:18:45 their message through the media in order to create the case that they wouldn't have to agree to the

00:18:50 deal because of all sorts of other factors. They don't want to have to concede. They don't want to

00:18:54 to work with Rupert. They don't want to have to give up any power to the kind of insurgent

00:18:58 dissidents that are rising through Restore. If they made some sort of agreement, maybe people

00:19:03 like Charlie and the other great guys behind the scenes, Harrison Pitt, Lewis Brackpool,

00:19:08 maybe these all would have to get official jobs within Restore. They don't reform. They don't

00:19:12 want that. They don't want to give up anything to Restore. So they astroturfed this whole media

00:19:19 play in order to create the case to to nuke the deal and they used charlie as a they tried to use

00:19:25 charlie as a sort of pawn uh they tried to ruin this guy's career just to just to avoid an

00:19:31 uncomfortable political conversation uh that they'd rather avoid it's really disgusting it's

00:19:36 really despicable but me as the organizer of domcon who was just wait quietly waiting to announce

00:19:42 charlie i'm i'm watching this uh eating my popcorn i'm watching this media coverage this is creating

00:19:48 quite the narrative around DomCon. So of course, Rupert, the good man that he is,

00:19:56 ends up standing behind Charlie. He doesn't kick Charlie out of the party. He says,

00:20:01 look, we're not doing that. The agreement's about policy, not personnel. If you want to

00:20:05 have a serious discussion, we can go forward with that. But we're not kicking Charlie Downs

00:20:09 out of the party. Charlie is an important figure in Restore Britain. You have to keep in mind,

00:20:13 right there from their launch video, he's the only other person I think that appears in that

00:20:16 launch video other than Rupert Lowe himself he's clearly an important uh uh an important person

00:20:22 behind the scenes behind their message behind their strategy it would be foolish to to kick

00:20:27 him out and it wouldn't solve the problems you guys you can't give these people an inch you give

00:20:32 them an inch they'll ask for a mile uh so it's good to see that they stood their ground it's good

00:20:37 to see and these attacks only serve to increase Charlie's reputation to increase his influence in

00:20:43 British politics, which is necessary. Charlie's an important voice for reversing immigration, 0.99

00:20:48 for preserving the ethnic identity of Britain, to preserve that demographic continuity

00:20:55 that is so important. So a big brewing controversy behind Charlie Downs and Restore Britain.

00:21:03 I'd say they handled it very well, right from the offer to their response when reform made

00:21:12 these demands. I'm excited to see where it continues to go. But I think this positions

00:21:17 DomCon very interestingly. All of a sudden, it looks like this will be Charlie's first big

00:21:23 appearance since this whole controversy started. I'm looking forward to seeing what Charlie has to

00:21:28 say, to giving him a platform to deliver a strong message on his vision for the future of Britain

00:21:36 and for our shared struggles, really, because while Britain and Canada, we've grown up a bit

00:21:42 since we were a British colony, but we still have so much in common, right? Our parliamentary

00:21:50 system, so many of our traditions comes from them. We still have so much in common, and the challenges

00:21:54 we face today are also overlap, the demographic issues, the cultural issues, the immigration-related

00:21:59 issues so i'm really looking forward to the perspective and um the the the experience that

00:22:07 charlie can bring uh and to see his his real his response to the incredible attacks by the british

00:22:14 establishment on his character um and their their attempts to try and uh assassinate him

00:22:20 politically assassinate him much like reform tried before with rupert lowe two failed

00:22:24 assassination attempts, some bad shots. These guys are still going and they're only getting

00:22:30 stronger. So very excited to see what is coming next from Charlie Downs and Restore Britain

00:22:37 and very excited to see what he has to say at DomCon 26. So that's the big update on Restore.

00:22:47 very interesting things happening in British politics, but it all ties into the main story

00:22:54 back on this side. Yeah, any org that looks to remove its competent young nationalists is

00:23:02 doomed to fail. Very relatable, eh, Ken? Very relatable. I will remind you guys that, you know,

00:23:09 the PPC didn't quite stand with their young nationalists. They let them leave. They forced

00:23:14 them out in my case um and they they suffered the consequences it all it all ties back to the

00:23:20 to the ppc every single time every single time uh but the the big news over here

00:23:26 is domcon domcon nothing else is happening in canadian politics i guess

00:23:33 it's this summer you know parliament's on recess they got nothing to talk about so the mainstream

00:23:39 media is all over DomCon26. We've had, what, four articles written this week alone about us

00:23:45 in the Hamilton Spectator, a couple in the CBC, and then we got one huge one from the Canadian

00:23:52 Press. For those that aren't into the kind of nitty-gritty of how Canadian politics works,

00:24:00 the Canadian Press is what they call a wire service. So they write articles and then they

00:24:04 distribute them to all publications across the country. So that's why you'll see sometimes

00:24:07 cbc ctv uh local uh news stations all carrying the exact same article it's because it's written

00:24:13 by the canadian press and then dropped and distributed through papers across the country

00:24:17 so we also got a piece in the canadian press that went everywhere that went everywhere and you can't

00:24:24 pay for this type of advertising guys you can't pay for this type of advertising we haven't spent

00:24:30 a dime on advertising and now they've blown up our event across the country so i'd like to go

00:24:34 it's story time with Daniel again. It's story time with Daniel. I'm going to start reading you

00:24:39 guys articles and responding to them. I know how much you guys love that, right? My beautiful

00:24:45 reading voice. Let's see. So the first one here we have in the Hamilton Spectator, the Hamilton

00:24:52 Spectator, the newspaper that loves us more than any other in Canada. Thanks to our friend Aidan

00:24:59 kenny who put us on the map there in hamilton surprisingly all the way from uh simcoe uh we

00:25:05 have hamilton police ready operational plan ahead of dominion society's domcon event one of the

00:25:12 scheduled speakers announced last week is far-right activist and re-migration proponent martin selner

00:25:16 of course we're having re-migration proponents at our re-migration event so we had hamilton police

00:25:22 say they are developing an operational plan to respond to any risks disruptions or criminal

00:25:26 activity associated with an upcoming contentious event called DomCon, a Canadian nationalist

00:25:32 conference. We talked about all this coverage last week too. It's all in response to that open

00:25:36 letter. I gave you guys a teaser. Now we get to go through the actual articles. I love how they're

00:25:41 implying that we're going to be the violent ones throughout this, right? DomCon is a ticketed

00:25:45 event hosted by the Dominion Society and slated for August 29th in Hamilton is being touted by

00:25:51 organizers as a professional conference that will feature speakers, networking, and filming of an

00:25:56 event documentary its exact location is shrouded in secrecy shrouded in secrecy why won't you let

00:26:02 us cancel your event these people are deranged founded in 2025 the dominion society refers to

00:26:08 mass immigration as the most destructive policy ever imposed on the canadian people 0.70

00:26:12 and advocates for remigration of immigrants to their countries of origin thank you for the 1.00

00:26:18 promotion this is this is all a part of the plan guys right right from day one right from day one

00:26:24 I said, the plan is to normalize re-migration. 0.99

00:26:27 We want people to hear the word,

00:26:29 understand what it means

00:26:30 and feel comfortable saying it.

00:26:33 And part of that,

00:26:35 the first steps of this

00:26:36 are always going to be negative coverage.

00:26:38 That's just how this works.

00:26:40 People need to hear what it is.

00:26:41 That's the first step.

00:26:42 Even if it's negative,

00:26:43 then they have to understand what it means

00:26:45 and then they have to feel comfortable saying it.

00:26:47 So we're still in step one.

00:26:48 But every time these guys read a hit piece,

00:26:51 hundreds of more Canadians find out

00:26:52 about the Dominion Society, 0.92

00:26:53 hundreds of more canadians find out about remigration they can't help but give us the

00:26:58 coverage we so dust we that we that we really do want um so yeah we do advocate for mass

00:27:06 against mass immigration it is the most destructive policy thank you for quoting directly from the

00:27:11 website one of the events scheduled speakers is far-right activist and remigration proponent

00:27:15 martin zellner an austrian national who was permanently excluded from entering the uk on

00:27:19 security grounds, according to a story in The Guardian. Selner has faced bans from other

00:27:24 European countries and U.S. authorities previously canceled his permit to travel to the United States

00:27:29 without a visa, the Associated Press reported. They do leave out the more relevant in recent

00:27:37 case, which is when he tried to travel to Switzerland for a similar event last year

00:27:41 in November 2025. He was issued a short-term travel ban for eight days to shut down the event.

00:27:49 but they challenged this travel banning in the courts and the courts found that it was unjustified

00:27:54 and overturned the decision. Much more relevant, much more recent to our actual situation, but

00:28:01 they just like to point to things that happened years ago. A recent open letter by more than a

00:28:06 dozen community groups, including Hamilton Anti-Racism Resource Center, the Social Planning

00:28:12 and Research Council of Hamilton, and Hamilton Immigration Partnership Council. I like how they

00:28:16 don't remember mentioned like the sex workers in the afro-caribbeans and all these other groups

00:28:21 uh called dominion society a hate-based group and encouraged area venues to take steps to deny or

00:28:27 counsel uh related event booking notice how they very carefully say that these people call us a

00:28:32 hate-based group and the the paper themselves do not want to be sued for for defamation

00:28:36 lyndon george executive director of hark called the conference a major safety concern why

00:28:43 why why is it a major safety concern someone explain that to me there has been no instances

00:28:49 of violence ever associated with the dominion society this is going to be nice well-dressed

00:28:54 heritage canadians showing up at an event walking into the venue sitting down having a good time

00:29:01 and then walking out of the venue to their cars where where is the safety concerns these guys

00:29:05 actually think that we're like hooded kkk people that are going to go around lynching people in

00:29:11 Hamilton. It's absurd. It's absurd. We're not interested in you guys. Honestly, we don't even

00:29:16 want to interact with anyone other than each other. We just want to get together, discuss our

00:29:21 ideas, have a good time. This is the perfect example of why we are calling on elected leaders

00:29:26 at all levels of government to denounce what is clearly a white nationalist extremist event planned

00:29:31 for the Hamilton area. Please denounce us. Please denounce us. We welcome that. We hate everyone in

00:29:36 the political establishment. Let me be clear. We want to burn down the political establishment.

00:29:41 we welcome them attacking us we welcome them attacking us

00:29:46 aslam rana the mp for hamilton center said his office is aware of the conference for some time

00:29:51 and has shared information authorities that the event is scheduled to take place within his riding

00:29:57 any organization or individuals that seek to sow division promote hatred or undermine the

00:30:02 social fabric of our communities has no place in a society built on mutual respect inclusion

00:30:06 and the rule of law rana said in a statement domcon has was also discussed at a recent hamilton city

00:30:12 council meeting ward three counselor narinder non i wonder why narinder doesn't like us guys

00:30:19 uh said she's heard from residents who are really concerned about the conference august 29th is

00:30:24 fast approaching and i want to say you are not welcome here dominion society you are not welcome 0.57

00:30:30 Welcome here, Narendra.

00:30:32 Do you complain of that game?

00:30:34 In a statement to the spectator,

00:30:37 Mayor Andrea Horvath said her office

00:30:39 has also emailed local event venues

00:30:42 to make them aware of the Dominion Society

00:30:45 of Canada's stated mandate.

00:30:47 She added that the city council

00:30:48 will not be renting facilities to the organization

00:30:50 and bylaw staff are watching

00:30:51 for any event-related materials on public property.

00:30:54 Regarding the open letter, Daniel Tyree,

00:30:56 that's me, founder and chairman of the Dominion Society,

00:30:58 he called it a shocking example of collective delusion and said he would not disclose any

00:31:04 details about the event's location these people really don't understand why i don't want to tell

00:31:07 them where the event is despite the mayor of hamilton actively launching a campaign to try

00:31:13 and cancel our event it's ridiculous of course i'm not going to tell you where it is i'm not an 0.94

00:31:18 idiot like come on guys collective delusion it's exactly what it is the spectator previously quoted 0.96

00:31:27 tyree rejecting dominion society's ties of extreme white nationalism calling them baseless early 0.99

00:31:32 reporting on domcon had tyree arguing his group represents law-abiding canadians facing political

00:31:37 discrimination this is not a claim right we're literally facing political discrimination the

00:31:44 mayor of hamilton is trying to cancel our event not because we've committed any crimes we have

00:31:50 not been accused or charged of any hate crimes any violent crimes anything like this we are a

00:31:57 We are an organization that organizes Canadian nationalists in order to advance our vision for

00:32:02 the future through civic engagement and community building and media content. What's radical here?

00:32:08 What's so unacceptable here? I really don't understand. This is political discrimination.

00:32:12 They want to stop this event from happening because we believe in a political concept,

00:32:17 remigration. I'm not rounding up people. I'm not attacking people based on their skin color.

00:32:22 I'm saying here is a political platform that we would like to advance peacefully through this

00:32:27 through the political process and their response is we must put all of our resources into canceling

00:32:33 this event it's political discrimination this isn't a claim it's an objective truth

00:32:36 asked why Selner was invited to speak at DomCon Tyree referred to him as one of the words the

00:32:42 world's foremost remigration activists I can't think of a more important speaker for our inaugural

00:32:48 conference. It's true. It's true. He literally wrote the book on re-migration. Who should we 1.00

00:32:53 invite if not him? While the definition of re-migration can vary, Al Jazeera, why are we

00:32:58 quoting Al Jazeera in a Canadian paper, has written in the context of far-right movement

00:33:02 is a method of ethnic cleansing. The Dominion Society describes re-migration as using robust

00:33:07 public policy tools to reverse the course of mass immigration. At least they included our 1.00

00:33:10 definition, right? With the conference roughly three weeks away, Hamilton police said in a

00:33:15 statement that they understand the promotion of this event may cause fear, anger, and uncertainty

00:33:20 for members of the community, particularly those who feel targeted by hateful or extremist rhetoric.

00:33:24 Police added, no one should feel unsafe or unwelcome in Hamilton because of their identity,

00:33:28 faith, background, or beliefs, except if your beliefs are that Canadians are illegitimate

00:33:35 people and we deserve to have control over our country and demographic security in our own

00:33:40 homelands. If those are your beliefs, if those are your beliefs, then the media, the local media,

00:33:47 the local mayor will do everything in their power to shut down your event. If those are your beliefs,

00:33:53 you're not welcome here in Hamilton. These people don't see the incredible irony behind everything

00:33:59 they say. And average Canadians, when they read this, they can notice this clear hypocrisy. 0.81

00:34:05 it's disgusting it's disgusting Tyree said security would be handled privately and internally 0.80

00:34:11 for the event and added that organizers are speaking are taking serious precautions to

00:34:15 protect Advandi's safety and anonymity he noted police would be contacted in the event of violence

00:34:20 and unlawful activity stemming from the conference I like how they say unlawful activity stemming

00:34:26 from the conference as if as if it could be either side right that there could be violence

00:34:31 caused by the conference no that is not what i said in fact in fact let me let me uh read this

00:34:41 uh this is not the right um this is not the right what's this guy's name

00:34:47 do you guys hear my dog itching himself he has he has allergies and i need to get

00:34:56 of allergy medication so he's an itchy boy tonight um i i specifically said i would like

00:35:03 to highlight the disturbing reality implicitly recognized in your question that left-wing

00:35:08 political violence has become so common in canada that it is considered expected let me be clear

00:35:14 the dominion society is a federally registered non-profit that advances the political outlook

00:35:20 through peaceful lawful civic engagement this event is an opportunity for canadians across the

00:35:24 country. In response to this, activists in collaboration with the complicit media aimed

00:35:31 to dehumanize Canadian nationalists to stifle free speech, deter political participation and

00:35:37 encourage violence against us. This is incredibly irresponsible in an age where left-wing political

00:35:43 terrorism is on the rise in Canada. And he just kind of paraphrases this to be like, oh, there

00:35:49 could be some violence stemming from the event as if it could be both sides. Let me say, let me be

00:35:54 clear, I guarantee there will be no violence on the side of Dominion Society supporters.

00:35:59 Any violence or unlawful activity is going to be on the side of the activists, the unhinged

00:36:06 radical activists that are being emboldened and given coverage by the mayor of Hamilton and

00:36:12 the Hamilton Spectator amongst other mainstream news outlets who do aim to actively undermine our

00:36:18 by dehumanizing us and giving permission to these people to attack us that's why they call it we'll

00:36:24 get into it later but that's why they imply that we're the kkk that's why they imply that we're

00:36:29 nazis because they want to give license to people to disrupt our event and uh intimidate and

00:36:36 terrorize our participants to start to to to try and minimize the success and the attendance of

00:36:43 event it's disgusting and then at the same time they try and make it like it's both sides

00:36:48 asked about the likelihood of selner being denied entry to the country

00:36:55 canadian border services told the spectator that all travelers must appeal before the cbsa for

00:37:00 examination upon arrival regardless of whether they attain travel documents such as electronic

00:37:05 travel authorizations there are a number of reasons why an individual could be found inadmissible

00:37:10 under the Immigration and Refugees Protection Act, blah, blah, blah. The rest of this is boring.

00:37:17 So that's the first piece. That's the first piece. And then we got two in the CBC, guys.

00:37:22 Hamilton Mayor asked businesses to be aware of anti-immigration group planning a conference in

00:37:28 the area. Hamilton Mayor has sent letters to local businesses asking them to be aware of an

00:37:32 anti-immigration group advertising conference in the area. It is important for local venues to have

00:37:37 clear information about the organization and the purpose of the event when considering whether to

00:37:41 host them. We already have a venue, Andrea. She says she's proud to lead a diverse city, noting

00:37:47 that the Dominion Society, which is promoting an August event called DomCon 26, advocates for

00:37:53 remigration or deporting immigrants back to their home countries. Normalization, W, thank you. You 0.99

00:38:01 just introduced remigration and gave a very clear, fair definition. Thank you, CBC. While people are

00:38:09 free to express their views, our community must also be clear about the values we stand for and

00:38:15 are proud of inclusion, respect, and ensuring that everyone feels belonging in Hamilton.

00:38:20 On August 4th, several Hamilton groups, including Hamilton Anti-Racism Resource Center and Hamilton

00:38:26 Center for Civic Inclusion, signed an open letter urging businesses and institutions not to rent

00:38:30 space to the minion society they called on elected officials to denounce the group asked leaders to

00:38:35 commit their uh their policies and statements to will not contribute to scapegoating of immigrants

00:38:40 or racialized communities that is on the rise in hamilton as a part of this effort hark also

00:38:46 published a guide with tips to help venues avoid unwittingly renting groups to groups it says

00:38:51 promotes hate in an interview with cbc hamilton hark director lyndon george pointed to the recent

00:38:56 instances of which rcmp identified extremist group didagalon and second sons whose leaders

00:39:01 welcome open neo-nazis to their ring secured in a space at community halls and gyms those

00:39:06 spaces owners its owners said they were unaware of groups true intentions all they have is guilt

00:39:11 by association stuff they always try to relate relate us to outside groups you'll see this in

00:39:15 all the articles we're our own organization you can't you can't pin these things on us so they

00:39:19 try and imply them the website for the dominion society a self-proclaimed nationalist group

00:39:25 espouses great replacement conspiracy theory which suggests that people are being replaced

00:39:30 by racialized people yeah that white people are being replaced by racialized people

00:39:35 have you guys seen the demographics graph this isn't exactly a controversial take

00:39:40 canada is not getting more diverse it's getting more indian the site says mass immigration is

00:39:45 creating chaos this is a huge i'm so proud of this guys we haven't even had the event yet 1.00

00:39:50 but we got cbc to published canada is getting more indian and this is just objectively true

00:39:56 it's not a hateful bigoted statement indians dominate every single immigration scheme

00:40:01 asylum claims uh international mobility program temporary foreign workers permanent residents

00:40:06 international students illegals every single stream of immigration is completely dominated by

00:40:12 indians this is just the daily experience of everyone in canada everywhere you go every

00:40:18 domino's pizza shop every every gas station every subway is run by indians it's incredible

00:40:25 how fast our country is transforming into india and honestly it's not hateful it's not bigoted

00:40:32 to point it out and say you know i kind of want canada to remain canadian i don't need a bunch

00:40:38 of people gaming our system taking advantage of our our social uh social systems taking advantage

00:40:45 of our wealth sending wealth back out of our country back to india like we don't need this

00:40:51 we don't need this so thanks cbc thanks for raising awareness thanks for raising awareness

00:40:56 thanks for helping us say the quiet part out loud dominion society also promotes an agenda that

00:41:00 includes the mass deportation of people including temporary foreign workers permanent residents and

00:41:05 people in born in canada non-canadian citizens all true all true on friday barbara perry who

00:41:11 directs the center of hate, bias, and extremism at Ontario Tech University told CBC that the

00:41:16 Dominion Society arguments are inherently racist and xenophobic because they lay the country's

00:41:22 problems at the feet of immigrants. A lot of problems are because of immigrants. Orva's letter 0.69

00:41:26 notes that the Canadian anti-hate networks has identified the Dominion Society as part of a

00:41:30 growing white nationalist movement here in Canada. Dominion Society previously told CBC

00:41:34 Hannibalton, it's not a hate group, but rather an advocacy group that promotes and preserves

00:41:38 Canadian heritage and identity with a focus on immigration reform. That is what we are.

00:41:43 In an email on August 5th, a spokesperson said the group is keeping the location of DomCon

00:41:48 secrets so that its members aren't targeted by people who disagree with them. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:41:53 By violence, Horwath said she isn't asking venues to act outside of their policies,

00:42:00 but thinks they should know that the Dominion Society's stated mandate and the nature of the

00:42:05 event when considering any booking connecting to the organization all the concern trolling and

00:42:10 in in long housing it's so toxic unclear how many businesses got the mayor's letter i like this

00:42:17 when asked horwath's office did not say how many businesses she sent the letter to i wrote to local

00:42:23 venues that may be in a position to host the advertised event she said in an emailed statement

00:42:28 on august 10th she added the city will not be renting or making city facilities available to

00:42:33 organization and bylaw staff are monitoring materials related to the event on public property

00:42:38 pring guest house a small downtown hostel is one of the small downtown hospital is one of the

00:42:47 businesses that received the mayor's warning on august 7th the business posted on instagram over

00:42:52 the weekend saying we are glad the city is taking this threat seriously enough to notify local 0.98

00:42:57 businesses pring said it is immigrant and queer owned and that the dominion society will never be 0.60

00:43:03 welcome in its space we welcome the world to hamilton we believe in diversity and inclusion

00:43:08 did you get that guys we're not hosting the event at gay immigrant motel we're not hosting dom con 0.62

00:43:16 at a small hostel in downtown in downtown hamilton we're not welcome guys we're not welcome 0.99

00:43:25 um the the people that welcome anyone they welcome the whole world were not welcome 0.57

00:43:29 at gay immigrant motel um how will i ever recover how will i ever recover pring said uh hamilton

00:43:38 police say they're developing a plan to respond to any risk disruption or criminal activity

00:43:43 associated with dom con 26 police understand that the promotion of this event may cause fear

00:43:48 anger and uncertainty as the same quote from the other article she added that the service is

00:43:53 listening to community concerns and will maintain a visible appropriate presence taking enforcement

00:43:57 actions where lawful grounds exist people encourage anyone to experience who experiences

00:44:03 threats harassment and hate motivated behavior to report it should i start reporting things to the

00:44:09 to the hamilton police you you guys think i've received multiple threats over the last few days

00:44:14 uh in reaction to this reporting multiple threats this is exactly what the cbc does what do they

00:44:21 expect. They're trying to dehumanize us. They're trying to give space for these people to assault

00:44:25 us, to intimidate us. And yes, I believe I received a lot more threats this week. The

00:44:31 Dominion Society received a lot more threats this week than anyone in Hamilton did because our 0.81

00:44:36 supporters aren't crazy, racist, hateful people. They're people that love their country, their

00:44:43 history, their families, and want to pass on the country they were born into to their children and

00:44:50 grandchildren. We're not out here just like sending hateful emails and threats to random

00:44:57 people in Hamilton. Again, we're not here to see you. We're here to see each other and have a good

00:45:04 time. So yeah, maybe I'll start cataloging all this stuff and send them a nice big file. Here's

00:45:11 all the hateful people in Hamilton, if you're actually curious. CBC and the Hamilton Police

00:45:23 Service. But this was the big one, guys. This is the one from the Canadian press. Anti-immigration

00:45:27 speaker banned from the UK, still planning to attend conference in Hamilton. And this is our

00:45:32 friend, Martin Sellner. I love the juxtaposition, the beautiful juxtaposition. You've got the old,

00:45:37 fat andrea horvath beside the the handsome young nationalist the juxtaposition speaks world a

00:45:45 picture says a thousand a thousand words right guys an austrian man who has been permanently

00:45:50 banned from the kingdom for promoting extremist narratives said that this week he hopes canada

00:45:54 won't deny him entry ahead of a conference he's set to speak at in hamilton this month martin is

00:46:00 being marketed as a keynote speaker for august 29th conference for of the dominion society which

00:46:05 advocates for remigration, the mass deportation of immigrants. Sellner was permanently banned

00:46:10 in 2019 from entering the UK on security grounds. A UK government letter, which was publicized by

00:46:15 Sellner's organization, said he posed a serious threat to the country's efforts to counter

00:46:21 extremism, according to a report in The Guardian. Sellner's US travel permit was also cancelled in

00:46:27 2019 after it emerged that the gunman behind the Christchurch mosque shooting in New Zealand

00:46:32 donated 1,500 euros. The Christchurch shooter was convicted of killing 51 people and attempted to

00:46:37 murder 40 more in March 2019 terrorist attack. Again, all the guilt by association is all they

00:46:44 ever have. German authorities gave Selner a three-year entry ban in 2024 after a meeting

00:46:51 of nationalists triggered large protests. And a reminder, they say a meeting of nationalists,

00:46:56 but this is when Martin traveled to Germany to meet with AFD officials, the biggest political

00:47:01 party in germany to give them a speech on remigration not just a random group of nationalists

00:47:07 right like to meet with one of the most powerful political organizations in the country but they

00:47:13 just kind of minimize that they forget those details citing privacy laws canadian government

00:47:18 officials won't say if selner will be admitted to canada spokesman for immigration minister lena

00:47:23 diav's office said in an email that anyone coming to canada must meet admissibility requirements

00:47:29 set out by the Immigration and Refugees Protection Act. For criteria which Martin obviously meets,

00:47:36 by the way, people may be deemed inadmissible to Canada for any of a number of reasons,

00:47:42 including espionage, taking part in a group involved in violence or terrorism, or being a

00:47:47 member of an organized crime group, none of which Martin is. He's not a spy, he's not a terrorist,

00:47:53 and he has never committed a crime in his life despite multiple attempts from an establishment

00:47:58 persecuting dissidents. None of these are relevant. He's clearly admissible. On Tuesday,

00:48:05 Selner replied to an ex-post from the Dominion Society promoting his appearance at the conference

00:48:09 saying, I hope they let me in. Emil Joseph, a Hamilton-based anti-racism scholar, said that if

00:48:15 other countries have restricted Selner's access, Canada should consider doing the same. If he wants

00:48:20 to talk, he can do so. He can do it online. He can do it elsewhere. He doesn't need to physically

00:48:24 come to Hamilton to a place that already has a growing white nationalist problem. Mayor warns

00:48:29 venues about the conference. Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horvath said in a statement, she's been

00:48:35 contacting venue owners in the area to tell them what the Dominion Society stands for, so they can

00:48:40 make booking decisions with the full context. The Dominion Society's own website identifies

00:48:45 remigration as a central objective of the movement and the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, who identified

00:48:51 the organization as part of Canada's broader white nationalist movement, Horwath said.

00:48:55 People, while people are free to express their views, I have always been clear that there is

00:48:59 no place for hate, racism or discrimination in Hamilton. The mayor added that the city of

00:49:04 Hamilton will not rent any space to the Dominion Society. The group's website describes re-migration

00:49:08 as the return of foreigners to their respective homelands and advocates for a 10-year immigration

00:49:13 moratorium, stripping people of permanent residency and deporting five to nine million people. Thank

00:49:18 you thank you canadian press help spread the word remigration now five to nine million people

00:49:26 deported how many people are reading this being like that's a good point we should check out

00:49:30 dominion society that's exactly 10 year moratorium five to nine people five to nine million people

00:49:36 out it's a good point the group says that the only path forward to address challenges in canada like

00:49:42 the high cost of housing and the tough labor market is remigration the dominion society puts

00:49:46 a specific focus on indian and the indian population in canada that look if the mainstream

00:49:52 media you know they they try and call me a nazi they try and call me david duke all these things

00:49:56 if they want to make me the anti-indian guy i'll live with that i'll live with that uh if they

00:50:02 haven't woken up to to the to the to the terrible impacts that indian migration has had on canada

00:50:08 over the last decade that's on them but more and more canadians are getting tired with the impacts 0.89

00:50:14 They experience it in their everyday lives, whether it be going to the gym, and it's overcrowded by stinky, disrespectful people carrying knives, or they go to get sub quality service by contractors, as Matt was telling me earlier today, where everyone's constantly, it's right in your face, the impacts of Indian migration. 1.00

00:50:40 and it's not just because like Indians are so awful but it is because the massive numbers that 1.00

00:50:45 are coming on an annual basis just from India because they're gaming every single immigration 1.00

00:50:49 stream as I was explaining earlier. Daniel Tyree Dominion Society chair said in an email response

00:50:57 that his group's legal team can't see why Sellner would be deemed inadmissible and argued any

00:51:02 attempt to stop him from coming to Canada would be a blatant act of political persecution and

00:51:06 that's exactly what it will be because he's not a criminal he's never violated the law they've

00:51:12 tried to he's been accused many times it's never stuck because he's not a criminal he's not a

00:51:18 terrorist he doesn't fall under any of the inadmissibility criteria set forth by the urpa

00:51:24 when if they try and keep him out they're going to say something like they have in the case of

00:51:31 the uk or the us that he's going to foster an environment of violence or something like that

00:51:35 completely basis accusations to try and keep them out because they want to uphold a dysfunctional

00:51:41 status quo. And they don't want effective activists like Martin coming here and bursting

00:51:46 the bubble on the kind of Laurentian consensus, the immigration consensus that is destroying

00:51:53 Canada. It's completely political, any decision that they have. And you got to love when they

00:51:58 actually post the quotes. He added that Horwath's comments are inappropriate and unbecoming of her 0.98

00:52:04 office. Canadians, even those you might disagree with, have a right to peacefully assemble and

00:52:10 discuss their vision for the future, Tyree said in an email Wednesday. Her comments feed a toxic

00:52:14 environment of political polarization and encourage unhinged activists to engage in violence and acts

00:52:19 of terrorism. She should retract them and apologize. What is she going to do? What is

00:52:26 she going to do if someone's attacked by an unhinged activist on the 29th? Like that's 1.00

00:52:31 completely on Andrea Horvath. Is she going to step down from her office for engaging in this 0.98

00:52:37 unbecoming misuse of her office? No, she'll probably ignore it or worse, celebrate it. 0.96

00:52:45 Her comment, Joseph said that the city has faced challenges with white nationalist groups

00:52:49 organizing the area, including Sons of Odin and Nationalist 13. Joseph said, while the Dominion

00:52:55 Society and people like Selner may share ideas, many ideas with these other groups, they try and

00:53:00 communicate them in a way that fits the mainstream political discourse. He said the same strategy was

00:53:06 used by a former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard, David Duke, who later became a Louisiana state

00:53:12 representative in 1989. Duke's conspiracy theories about Jews, Holocaust denial, and his racist ideas

00:53:18 were taken to a platform where he tried to table them in a kind of laundered way. And I feel like

00:53:23 the Dominion Society is an organization that's attempting to use the same tactics. Anyone that

00:53:29 has to say, I feel like this. I feel, I don't have any evidence. I just feel like this should

00:53:34 not be taken seriously. You shouldn't be given a platform like this. It's absolutely absurd.

00:53:39 And again, they only have these guilt by association kind of tactics. Well, they don't

00:53:44 say anything wrong. It's just laundered. They probably have more nefarious ideas. They're

00:53:49 just not telling you. It's all just laundered. What do you mean? I have a very specific platform

00:53:55 that I work day in and day out to advance.

00:53:58 It's very clear exactly what we stand for.

00:54:00 It's not laundered.

00:54:02 Most of the problems in Canadian society 1.00

00:54:03 are caused by immigration. 0.99

00:54:05 The solution is not to reduce numbers, 0.99

00:54:06 it's to reverse the flow.

00:54:08 And I've given a specific pathway

00:54:10 for the government to achieve that.

00:54:13 There's nothing laundered here.

00:54:15 I'm not a secret undercover grand wizard agent,

00:54:18 David Duke, Canada.

00:54:21 And then even lumping us in

00:54:23 with groups like Nationalist 13

00:54:24 who hate us, by the way, who hate us, who hate me, who spend their time trying to disrupt and

00:54:32 destroy the Dominion Society. They just lump us together. I wonder how the Nationalist 13 guys

00:54:37 feel about that. One of those tactics, he said, is to use people's anxieties about the economy to

00:54:47 pull them towards the Great Replacement Theory, the notion that governments are deliberately

00:54:51 using immigration to dilute political power of white people. So this is just completely true, 1.00

00:54:56 right guys? We're not abusing people's economic anxieties. We're pointing to very real economic

00:55:02 problems caused by mass immigration, whether that be the housing crisis caused by increased demand,

00:55:07 whether that be reduced wages caused by an inflated labor market through temporary foreign

00:55:13 workers and permanent residents, whether it's fewer job opportunities because of these programs.

00:55:18 these are very real economic problems caused by mass immigration we're not exploiting anyone's

00:55:25 anxieties by making the connections that the establishment refuses that prefers to ignore

00:55:31 and giving them actual solutions and as well the great replacement is completely true and

00:55:37 governments do use mass immigration to undermine canadian identity right there's three like there's

00:55:45 three intentional causes behind mass immigration and it's the economic benefits right the big

00:55:50 businesses lobby politicians to drive down wage costs to increase asset prices through mass

00:55:57 immigration politicians enjoy it because they can bring people here that are then loyal voters to

00:56:03 entrench themselves and maintain their political power while undermining the uh the the political

00:56:09 support for the opposition. And there's this self-hating notion that we need to appease,

00:56:16 to punish ourselves, self-flagellate for the sins of colonialism. We need to just deconstruct and

00:56:22 destroy our identity because it's so evil and so terrible. There are three main intentions

00:56:27 why they impose mass immigration on us. So, you know, they try and undermine the great replacement, 0.99

00:56:35 which is an objective reality like we can see in the graphs canadians getting replaced year by year

00:56:40 they try and undermine that by saying oh it's just an anti-semitic conspiracy theory or anything like

00:56:45 that no no governments are very obvious and clearly doing this to benefit themselves or

00:56:50 their corporate cronies the argument was echoed by rakib naik exactly you know you notice a trend

00:56:58 about all the names of the people who oppose us guys rakib naik executive executive director of

00:57:04 the center for the study of organized hate in washington who has been studying how the concept

00:57:10 of remigration moved from the political fringes of europe to the u.s mainstream the rest is just

00:57:13 about the u.s so we're not going to talk about that because we don't like the u.s that much um

00:57:18 so i i it's just ridiculous guys like i don't think we even need to go through the last article

00:57:23 it's basically the same thing is there anything interested in this one um not really not really

00:57:30 it just tries to lump us in with second sons as usual um but just and then more normalization of

00:57:37 our excellent ideas but four articles in the course of one week great promotion for the event

00:57:43 and these guys are trying everything in their power to undermine our event get it canceled

00:57:48 disrupt things and i'm very happy to inform you that they're failing miserably and i can't say

00:57:55 i'm surprised because while our important opponents do enjoy an overwhelming amount of

00:58:02 power in our society you know they have their allies in the media they have their political

00:58:08 offices they have all sorts of government funded groups that they've been all of these groups hark

00:58:13 all of them that are that are that are smearing us they're all massively government funded they

00:58:19 build these institutions to act as their cronies to make it look like there is third party support

00:58:23 but really it's all the same swamp. It's all, it's the government funded media. It's literally

00:58:29 the municipal government and it's the government funded, uh, not-for-profit sector that are

00:58:33 opposing us. And the reality is they're not very good at it. They haven't been able to cancel our

00:58:39 event. They haven't disrupted it at all. This whole time we've been two steps ahead. And it's

00:58:44 because while these guys enjoy a lot of power, they're completely and utterly incompetent. 1.00

00:58:49 They're stupid. There's a serious competency crisis in Canada, and you can see that everywhere 1.00

00:58:54 you go all the time. And it's because the powers that be have an ideology that explicitly rejects

00:59:01 hierarchy, right? It explicitly rejects merit. It views these things as discriminatory, oppressive,

00:59:07 right? That's their whole leftist worldview. And they enact it through DEI policies and other

00:59:14 leftist schemes in order to put people into positions of power that are not the most

00:59:20 competent, right? That's explicitly what they select for. They choose all sorts of random

00:59:24 characteristics, sex, gender, sexuality, skin color, all these things to select to put people

00:59:31 in positions of power. And what you end up with is a bunch of idiots running the show, 1.00

00:59:38 a bunch of morons. So it's not a surprise that they can't effectively cancel our event, 1.00

00:59:43 that we're running circles around them because we actually do believe in hierarchy. We actually do

00:59:49 believe in merit. We have a bunch of talented young men who are involved in the organizing

00:59:54 and the planning of this. We actively elevate people who demonstrate competency, who we'll get

00:59:59 to in just a moment, through our organization because we do believe in competency. We do believe

01:00:05 in merit. We do believe in hierarchy. And that's why we're better at this than them. And that's

01:00:10 the that's the kind of black pill white pill combo that we have to deal with in this current 1.00

01:00:15 day and age black pill because it's like wow fuck Canada's completely dysfunctional and the morons 1.00

01:00:21 the idiots the insane people are running the asylum but at the same time as dissidents that's 1.00

01:00:27 a big white pill because even though we have no power even though we're an insurgent force 1.00

01:00:32 we're smarter we're more confident than in our opposition so we're going to be able to win as

01:00:38 long as we can increase our numbers and get organized that's all it takes

01:00:41 so it's fun it's fun to run circles around these people it's fun to have a little bit resistance

01:00:49 the the event's going to go forward it's going to be great but we have to this is exactly it's

01:00:55 it's an ideological problem with them and it's destroying our society and we are going to solve

01:01:01 it by elevating people that are competent that have been disenfranchised by the system that

01:01:06 have been actively oppressed, that have been pushed out of higher education, that have been

01:01:11 pushed into unemployment or underemployment by a system that discriminates against young white men

01:01:18 who tend to be the most effective in Canadian society. The young men that made Canada great

01:01:26 for generations before the world got turned up on its head. So, you know, bring it on,

01:01:32 keep up the fight keep trying keep trying you can do it you could you can do better guys you can do

01:01:37 better um it's going to be a great event make sure you're getting your tickets domcon 26

01:01:41 dominio society.ca slash domcon sign up be there come enjoy this great historic day with us so

01:01:50 white pills black pills white pills black pills the competency crisis is real

01:01:56 but we're going to take back Canada we're going to take it back guys because we know what we're

01:02:02 doing we're getting serious there's been so there's so many people who say you know it's over

01:02:09 we've tried it all it's over no we haven't tried it all guys it's time to get organized it's time

01:02:14 to it's time to to actually start playing the game like our opponents have been for a long time but

01:02:21 you know we're better at this than them so that's all I have to say about DomCon the last topic we

01:02:25 have he's been waiting patiently listening to me babble on i i want to take a moment to introduce

01:02:31 you all to our newest director board the newest member of the board of directors of the dominion

01:02:37 society mr matthew baker let's bring him on matt how you doing good good how are you i'm good i'm

01:02:46 good just having a great night uh i just wanted to bring you on you know the the audience here

01:02:52 they were they were asking me who's matt where does matt guy come from tell us more about matt

01:02:56 it's like matt can speak for himself he can introduce himself so why don't why don't you

01:03:02 tell us a bit about yourself where'd you come from who are you where'd you grow up give us the give

01:03:07 us the cliff notes yeah absolutely so my name is matthew baker i am 23 years old i was born and

01:03:13 raised in toronto canada i currently work as a real estate agent so i get to see a lot of the

01:03:18 housing and immigration crisis problem that we have at the forefront uh i've been active with

01:03:23 the dominion society for close to a year active getting active with the gta group chats uh

01:03:30 organizing and getting our postering figured out uh that's pretty much my role and what i started

01:03:35 as and i've been brought on as a board of directors member to uh help the movement go forward

01:03:42 awesome awesome and how'd you find out about us first matt well like what was your what was your

01:03:47 origin story in the dominion society yeah we were talking about earlier today the first time we

01:03:50 actually interacted was you you recommending that we uh do some uh content around the the the myth

01:03:57 of the chinese railroads that was actually our first interaction yeah so i ended up finding

01:04:04 about you guys on the uh on instagram and twitter and then from from there i had decided to give

01:04:10 some inspiration for one of the posts about the chinese railroad workers there's a big misconception

01:04:15 in the media and in our history that the chinese people built the railroads but this just isn't the

01:04:21 case it's historically inaccurate we looked into it and we crunched all the numbers there were

01:04:27 roughly about 600 chinese people who came for about a four-year period in the 1800s

01:04:31 to finish off one of the last sections of the of the railroad in canada in british columbia

01:04:36 most of these people went back and the ones who stayed i mean as we said earlier they didn't

01:04:41 really integrate that well we have chinatowns all over canada and uh it almost feels like you're

01:04:46 going to china when you go to these places uh definitely not uh definitely not assimilating

01:04:51 definitely not integrating yeah yeah yeah so yeah we've we had to put out some great content on that

01:04:59 you know clear up the misconceptions you know these people there was only a few thousand of them

01:05:03 they worked on a tiny part of the overall railroad most of them went right back they came over as

01:05:08 indentured servants and they were sent back either either because they wanted to or because of the

01:05:13 the chinese head tax that was that was instituted it's completely overblown the role that the

01:05:18 chinese played uh in the railroad so from there i don't even know if you remember when you made those

01:05:24 suggestions but you quickly started to get involved and quickly became a an important

01:05:29 piece in our organization in in the gta

01:05:38 um so yeah yeah i mean quickly getting involved uh helping to organize these postering campaigns

01:05:49 and even some of these uh lit drops can you can you give a our viewers a bit more of a window into

01:05:55 into what uh it looks like to get involved there on the ground yeah definitely so after we onboard

01:06:02 all our members we like to make personal phone calls to them just learn about who our members

01:06:06 are get a good understanding and after we bring them on we add them to our group chats and we

01:06:11 organize we get uh literature distribution campaigns set up to drop off our piece of

01:06:19 literature we have for example here one of the ones that we did for a test campaign

01:06:25 this is just outlining some of the immigration statistics in canada over the last 50 years we

01:06:30 We had a 966% increase in net immigration from 1971 to 2023.

01:06:37 And it's really interesting because there's some correlations to that.

01:06:40 On October 8th of 1971, Pierre Elliott Trudeau brought in the official Multiculturalism Act into Cabinet, into Parliament.

01:06:49 And so there's direct correlations between these political mistakes in Ottawa and the House of Commons

01:06:54 into these drastic changes that we notice in our every single day of life.

01:06:59 That was one of the examples. Another example that we have here was our literature distribution

01:07:04 for the Save Champlain campaign. This featured a QR code and some links to sign our petition

01:07:13 to bring back the Champlain monument where it belongs in Kuchijing Beach Park. Other things

01:07:19 we've done would be postering operations and just general meetups to build the community and to

01:07:25 foster good relations with our members and uh to make a sense of uh belonging in a in a country

01:07:31 where it feels like it's been stripped from us yeah excellent and then you also uh took a a big

01:07:37 position for us uh right in toronto there when the news broke of uh changes to to queen's park

01:07:45 a rearrangement of some of the monuments or removal of some of the the statues outside of

01:07:51 queens park uh people might remember uh you appeared there on our social media speaking at a

01:07:56 to toronto city council can you tell us a bit about that as well yeah it was a great experience

01:08:03 to go speak at city council it was really cool getting to see how bureaucracy works in real time

01:08:08 and it was a great opportunity to express what it means to be canadian to be a proud canadian

01:08:18 um we obviously in simple english don't want our pieces of history and our statues replaced with

01:08:24 literal toilets which was the objective of this the city of toronto and the uh the weston family

01:08:31 the weston family had essentially given a large around 50 million dollar donation

01:08:38 to the city of toronto and a roughly 40 million dollar commitment to contribute upkeep to the

01:08:45 Park and without much outline. So of course, the city consulted the public. They consulted two

01:08:51 LGBTQS groups, immigrant minority groups, students, and a couple other small groups around the area

01:08:59 of Queens Park in what they think should happen with the space and with the money. Many ideas

01:09:04 were thrown out. And what they seemed to settle on was putting a restaurant and a set of washroom

01:09:11 facilities. I advocated against this because I figured that it could possibly worsen the homeless

01:09:16 encampment situation that happens at Queen Park on a recurring basis throughout the years, and that

01:09:22 it could also possibly, you know, damage the tenured 300 plus year old trees that are in the

01:09:27 park. I mean, it's the first municipal park that was built, and for us to just change it this

01:09:33 drastically and really destroy it would be a spit in the face to Canadians and what our history

01:09:38 represents yeah excellent you did a great job there representing the organization well in front

01:09:45 of uh in front of city council we'll have to keep an eye on that uh that case as it continues to go

01:09:50 through and i'm curious matt i i i don't think we've even talked about this before but uh can

01:09:56 you can you tell us a bit about your sort of uh your proverbial red pilling journey like how did

01:10:01 you how did you come to these uh views i like you i grew up in toronto uh i went through the public

01:10:07 education system, very liberal, a lot of the mainstream cultural mosaic, nation of immigrants 0.57

01:10:13 kind of slop that everyone has to deal with. So were you always a nationalist? Were you always 1.00

01:10:18 conservative? How did you come about your views? Interestingly enough, I started off in a pretty,

01:10:27 I was raised in a pretty moderate household, not too much political influence from family,

01:10:33 from friends. And I think that the first time that I became aware of politics was in 2015.

01:10:39 I would have been in middle school. And the first time that I really heard about politics would have

01:10:44 been the United States election with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton going at each other.

01:10:50 And some people in my age range were talking about Trump and they loved him because he was funny and

01:10:55 he was red-pilled and he was making good memes and good content. And he was based, as the kids

01:11:01 like to say. And I had the other half of these kids saying that Hillary Clinton was a much better

01:11:07 candidate. And what they would do is they'd repeat the talking points from the television.

01:11:12 I had no clue. I had absolutely no clue about either of them. I didn't do my research.

01:11:15 Because you were what, 13?

01:11:17 Yeah, I was 13. I was in middle school and I just, I couldn't care less. But of course,

01:11:22 I went with the mainstream talking points because I heard it on the TV. I heard it from my friends.

01:11:27 I heard it from pretty much everybody. And I figured that it was an authority to trust. And

01:11:31 And as time went on, I started to realize that that was wrong and I should learn for myself and really educate myself on the realities of what's going on in politics.

01:11:39 It's very important. And as time went on, I went through school, high school, university, post-secondary in my in my now work career.

01:11:47 And I've noticed the changes in my in my life, in my day to day life. I live in Toronto.

01:11:52 I've had a stint living in Brampton. I've lived in Ottawa and I've seen the worst of the worst.

01:11:58 It's really changed the society that I grew up in.

01:12:02 And something that I like to make very clear is that the change that we're seeing that

01:12:07 I'm pointing out is not the fact that I'm pointing out something that I hate.

01:12:10 It's pointing out that something that I love is now missing.

01:12:13 Something that I love, that we all love and share our unique Canadian culture and identity

01:12:18 and our history is slowly being taken away from us over time.

01:12:21 I mean, it's gotten even faster in the recent years.

01:12:24 but through this and through this realization of what's been happening to our nation is where I

01:12:30 really started to get active and involved with politics and metapolitics oh yeah excellent and

01:12:37 have you ever been involved in any sort of organization like this have you done you've

01:12:40 been involved in any political party or did you is the is the Dominion Society the first uh jump

01:12:45 into into politics uh for you this would be the uh the first official jump in yeah yeah yeah so

01:12:52 so we're attracting a very new crowd young confident people looking to make a difference

01:12:59 in their in their society um so as you guys can see like we're we're looking to to grow the

01:13:07 organization to bring new people in the the guys that are demonstrating merit we're looking to give

01:13:13 uh more and more responsibility to whether that be acting as regional coordinators helping to get

01:13:18 the rest of their areas organizing as as matt did help with before he came on board as as a director

01:13:24 and how have you been dealing with that it's been a couple weeks now since we announced that you'd

01:13:28 be taking over it was you know uh it not ideal circumstances to to for you to to jump in uh

01:13:36 maybe a bit sooner than we would have anticipated but how has it been for you the last week uh

01:13:40 have you been dealing with any um any difficult scrutiny have you been harassed by the by the

01:13:45 the media or anything having having your name out there attached to such a

01:13:49 controversial group honestly no not really I've I've been getting pretty

01:13:55 positive responses for most people I've always got some friends come up with

01:14:00 concern friends and family talking about what they see on CBC and and the

01:14:05 mainstream media but after going through with them and just pointing them to the

01:14:08 website and reading off what our mission statement is and explaining it to them

01:14:12 showing them our content what we do for our communities the feed the homeless events that

01:14:16 we've done our trash pickups they kind of start to understand they're like well this is

01:14:21 misrepresentation and it's it's after that after explaining these things it's been it's been pretty

01:14:26 good there's been not too much kickback excellent excellent uh and is there is there anything else

01:14:34 you want to ask before we start start dropping the questions in the chat guys we'll we'll both

01:14:38 take questions this evening before we wrap it up uh is there anything else that we want to miss

01:14:42 that you want to that you want to touch on no i think i'm good let's get into it yeah yeah yeah

01:14:50 yeah we're good so we'll talk we'll take some questions here in the chat i think there's oh

01:14:55 we'll do that with the super chats that have been building up first so we got uh this is from

01:14:59 earlier we got snoo 3680 point to pierre in the image behind you he would never call the cbsa on

01:15:06 Calgary students he controlled he's controlled by them the party must be demolished yeah so we

01:15:12 got the classic conserve what back here but did you see that footage there on Twitter the CBSA

01:15:19 cracking down on the student protest in Calgary showing up checking everyone's papers did you see

01:15:25 that yeah 40 people deported big numbers man big numbers I'm excited yeah it's the stuff in the

01:15:31 right direction you know for years now these students have been doing their students or

01:15:35 temporary foreign workers, all these different groups

01:15:37 have been doing protests, we can't get kicked out,

01:15:40 we deserve status, give us back status, all this. 0.99

01:15:44 And it's like, wow, literally illegal immigrants

01:15:47 just piling up saying they're illegals.

01:15:50 It's pretty easy for CBSA, any sort of enforcement

01:15:54 to sweep in and deal with.

01:15:56 So it's nice to see they're finally doing

01:15:57 the easy and obvious thing.

01:16:00 Carney's not great, but he's definitely been a step

01:16:03 in the right direction in a number of ways.

01:16:05 We got CLN Sabre with the sweet $14 super chat.

01:16:10 Give him some knuckles.

01:16:11 Thank you so much, brother.

01:16:15 Asian Sensation, 99.17.

01:16:17 Congratulations, Matt.

01:16:18 I wish you tremendous amounts of success

01:16:20 at the Dominion Society of Canada.

01:16:23 I think you guys have interacted before.

01:16:28 You got at the Mr. Mackrolls for $5.

01:16:33 Is Matt worried about publicly associating

01:16:35 the dominion society will adversely affect your career that one's for you not really i've had a

01:16:42 couple occasions where people have anonymously called or emailed my place of work but again

01:16:48 when you have rational and intelligent people that you that you work under and that you work for

01:16:54 they are pretty quick to understand that what we're doing here with the dominion society of

01:16:58 canada is really just a movement about love love of thy own love of what we know love of what's

01:17:03 familiar and when you explain to them when i i seem to have no issue they're very supportive

01:17:08 they have my back and i am in a amazing position to continue forward spreading the message and

01:17:15 trying to bring it all home right nice nice because you got some heat after you you made

01:17:21 that public appearance the first time at toronto city council but people don't understand that

01:17:26 there's a there's a real vibe shift that's going on like the the left has sort of overplayed their

01:17:32 hands so many people are waking up across the spectrum even immigrants these ideas against

01:17:38 mass immigration have become so normal so popular that like these antifa cancel campaigns just don't

01:17:45 have the same the same effect that they would have had five ten years ago

01:17:50 and we have mitch murphy 1410 the red pill rapper do you think carney has done more on immigration

01:18:00 than pp promised he would what do you think man hard to say we'll never know because he never got

01:18:07 in but uh it it almost feels like it the way that pierre poly have panders to certain groups and

01:18:13 different blocks i think carney might i think he might have the one up on this one yeah it's not

01:18:19 saying much to be honest but i do think he's done a lot more than uh pierre would have uh i think if

01:18:25 pierre tried to do even the same the exact same things that carney's doing right now i think he

01:18:30 have run into so much pressure from the media uh so many hit pieces calling him a race just blah blah

01:18:37 blah uh and they would have just folded they would have just folded but carney does this stuff and it

01:18:42 just goes under the radar no one says anything you know he massively reduces numbers he starts

01:18:47 net negative immigration he starts uh he increases deportations to record levels and no one says a

01:18:53 thing um so i definitely definitely think he has done more than pierre polyev would have

01:19:02 let's see we got some more questions here what's it like working in brampton we have that's that's

01:19:07 for you i haven't worked in brampton oh boy um so i i didn't work in brampton but i lived in

01:19:13 brampton i i used to play competitive basketball at a pretty high level for um for like a prep

01:19:20 school. And so I lived with my team for about a month in Brampton at our team house. We played in

01:19:27 places like Brampton, Mississauga. We traveled into the United States, but it was not enjoyable.

01:19:32 And hence why I only lived there for a month. I actually had this one case with this repeat

01:19:37 offender of one of my neighbors. It was an older Sikh gentleman who would continuously almost hit 1.00

01:19:42 me every single morning as I was going past the crosswalk on my morning run. And this was,

01:19:47 i'm gonna say five days in a row and maybe 10 times total throughout that 30-day period that

01:19:52 other than brampton crazy 30 days in brampton uh is a radicalizing experience uh will matt

01:20:00 annex the usa and greenland for the canadian empire where do you stand on expansionism

01:20:05 i think i'm gonna have to talk to uh the future emperor baron trump of the united states and

01:20:12 we'll have to we'll work out a deal we'll make it diplomatic we're not going to annex them

01:20:15 we'll be in cahoots maybe just some of the nor the northern states they they should have always

01:20:21 been canadian we deserve man exactly exactly new england come on call me mac lol great answer matt

01:20:29 wish my employer was of the same mind thank you for the five dollar super chat and maybe you'd

01:20:34 be surprised maybe you'd be surprised uh matt definitely put himself on on a on a limb there

01:20:39 uh then dead you didn't know what would happen but if when you act with confidence when you when

01:20:45 When you don't back down, when you don't just apologize, when you just express your ideas

01:20:50 clearly and effectively like Matt has and like Matt did, you might find there's more

01:20:55 support out there.

01:20:56 It's like, it's when you get all nervous, right?

01:20:58 Oh, well, maybe my ideas are hateful.

01:21:01 Maybe I need to apologize for them.

01:21:03 That's when people are like, oh, I don't know if I want to associate with you.

01:21:06 Maybe you're bad.

01:21:08 Maybe you're evil.

01:21:09 but when you just stand for your ideas with pride and conviction you'll find

01:21:15 that a lot of a lot of people come on site a lot more it's a lot of it's in

01:21:20 how you carry yourself yeah absolutely you'll never know until you have a

01:21:25 conversation and you can always bring it up in small little bits kind of drip

01:21:29 feed the idea and see how they feel but the world is changing and the views are

01:21:33 changing with metapolitics and the way that the culture is shifting it's only a

01:21:37 matter of time before they come to the same view yeah exactly we got another comment here from

01:21:44 mitch murphy he says have you considered having face members wear face masks during sorry having

01:21:50 members wear face masks during demonstrations would be curious to hear your thoughts on that

01:21:54 we have a pretty strict uh uh non uh non-masking policy um to be honest like our crucial goal as

01:22:01 we were talking about earlier is normalization and i do think that wearing face masks while i

01:22:06 understand why some people do it and some groups do it i i do think it kind of undermines the whole

01:22:11 concept of normalization we want to be like we were just saying we want to be there carrying

01:22:16 our ideas with pride and wearing masks inherently says there's something to be ashamed of here we're

01:22:22 worried about getting punished for our ideas um and that's not what we're about we we come forward

01:22:28 and we say we have nothing to be ashamed of this is just common sense these are the right ideas

01:22:32 these aren't hateful it's all based in love uh we we don't think that masks are are helpful to that

01:22:39 overall aesthetic and vibe and message that we want to put out there um so generally speaking

01:22:46 like there's lots of members that have to be careful about their their anonymity for whatever

01:22:51 reason we have other roles for people behind the scenes um when it comes to like public

01:22:56 demonstrations and these things we we think it's very important that uh people are out there proudly

01:23:01 displaying themselves. I would rather have, you know, 10 people unmasked than 15 people in masks.

01:23:08 What do you think, Matt? Yeah, I completely agree. Without public action, we can't normalize

01:23:15 our message and get it to the mainstream. Masks just completely do the opposite of what we're

01:23:22 aiming to achieve. It lowers trust in our organization and it raises suspicion about

01:23:28 the people who are involved yeah exactly exactly so thanks for the the super chat there mitch uh

01:23:38 let's see there must be some more questions here

01:23:44 ken says it was two months in rexdale that's all it took for him

01:23:47 uh oh we have this huge super chat from our friend cutting a bear fifty dollars what party

01:23:54 do you believe would be the most likely to embrace remigration and deportations what do you what do

01:23:59 you think matt in their current state i don't think either i think that the conservative party

01:24:05 of canada and the liberal party are almost like this one in the same i think they're two sides of

01:24:11 the same coin and their policies aren't that different from one another yeah yeah i i think

01:24:17 that's a great point um to me it seems like a the the the it might be the conservatives that are

01:24:25 more willing to talk about it but honestly it seems like the liberals might be more willing

01:24:29 to institute it we've seen we've already seen carney go way further than pierre ever said he

01:24:34 would he would go to pierre was talking about reducing things a little bit carney reduced

01:24:39 achieved net negative immigration within months of taking office uh i don't i don't think we would

01:24:45 have seen this from the conservatives. So I would be, I would be unsurprised to see the liberals

01:24:50 quietly embrace something, whereas the conservatives would be loud and ineffective. But I don't put

01:24:57 much stock in either of them right now. There's still a lot more work to do before we create the

01:25:02 conditions where either party would embrace that. Mitch Murphy asks, have any East Indians tried to

01:25:09 join the society? Anyone can join the society. You know, as long as you're a Canadian citizen

01:25:14 age 16 years or older, you can buy a membership. We have people of various backgrounds in small

01:25:22 numbers, but anyone's welcome to join. Anyone's welcome to join. We've got another $10 super chat

01:25:29 from our friend Asian Sensation9917. Matt, what is your favorite restaurant in Brampton? Do you

01:25:35 like the butter chicken or the shawarma? Oh, man. You know what? I wouldn't consider this a

01:25:41 Restaurant is my favorite business in Brampton.

01:25:43 They're called Old Country Scottish Bakery.

01:25:46 Those guys, absolute best.

01:25:48 Border of Mississauga and Brampton, very, very nice folks.

01:25:50 Great food.

01:25:52 Cool, cool.

01:25:53 I've never seen a Scottish bakery.

01:25:54 What do you buy in there?

01:25:57 So they have this traditional Scottish baked good called mincemeat pie,

01:26:02 which is essentially like diced up fruit.

01:26:04 It's just a fruit pie, but it's very good.

01:26:06 Comes with a bunch of foreign seasonings that they got from their expeditions

01:26:09 across the seven seas.

01:26:11 uh you know some saffron and some cardamom and some other some other nice little bits in there

01:26:17 depending on the style but yeah they have um scottish shortbread other other great snacks

01:26:23 i guess it's great there's the endorsement for the folks in brampton uh or local we've got a

01:26:30 super we've got a super chat from groundhog 24 24 for 1867 based at what point do you think

01:26:38 politicians will start to uh start trying to shift towards our ideas and acting as if they

01:26:42 always supported them what do you think i think is the dominion society and groups similar to ours

01:26:50 that spread a very similar message start to gain more mainstream popularity um i think that i think

01:26:57 the government and politicians will act as if they've always supported their politics is directly

01:27:03 influenced by culture and as we make this mainstream and on the forefront it's it's bound

01:27:09 to happen yeah yeah exactly exactly you have to keep in mind like immigration restriction is

01:27:16 already massively popular and that's why you see the liberals quietly doing it um so we just have

01:27:23 to keep pushing the envelope making it clear that immigration reform is not enough we need 0.71

01:27:27 remigration that's where we need to push people and make sure those ideas are popular and then 0.65

01:27:31 you'll see them quietly start to implement them so the conversation is already shifting in our

01:27:36 direction we just have to keep pushing the envelope and more so we have to make sure that

01:27:41 the people that agree with us are more organized because that's how we like that's how we channel

01:27:46 that massive support into actual pressure when when we have like just even even doing um campaigns

01:27:55 like we did there two weeks ago or whatever in aurelia having a massive super canvas getting

01:28:00 nationalists from all over Ontario to deliver 15,000 pamphlets in one day. Do you think that

01:28:06 CPC organizers don't see that and go, damn, that's an efficient operation. We could use that kind of 0.93

01:28:12 talent. That's how we convert our opinion into actually something politically marketable. All

01:28:20 of a sudden it's like, oh, I can have actual volunteers. Oh, I can have actual people to help

01:28:25 us push our message as long it's not just about winning support it's also about winning institutional

01:28:31 power volunteer effort that's how we channel ideas popularity into real pressure and not to

01:28:40 mention we can use that as well to leverage people right into things like nomination contests and

01:28:46 elections to make sure people that agree with us are actually getting elected so

01:28:49 how long who knows but all we can do is get organized and do the steps in order to make

01:28:58 it happen faster can i wear a sir john a mask that would be kind of cool that would be a different

01:29:04 kind of demonstration like there's there's something there's something very different

01:29:08 about people being covered in balaclavas now if we did a bring back mac rally and everyone was

01:29:16 wearing a plastic sir john a mask that would look kind of that would be a spectacle and

01:29:21 demonstrations public rallies are all about the spectacle like that's that's about sending

01:29:26 a message rather than hiding your your your identity i i i i i don't hate that i don't hate

01:29:33 that what do you think matt yeah i think that would be cool like a payday too kind of vibe i

01:29:38 i like the idea yeah there's something there's something there there's something like we are all 0.78

01:29:45 john a we are all corrupt alcoholic um i'm looking for another question

01:29:55 daniel are you guys keeping up with the refugee hotel opening up in simcoe county 0.88

01:30:02 also matt wish you luck on your new role with the org yes we are keep we are we have an eye on it

01:30:08 we have an eye on we saw the news we're doing a big people that watch the stream will know we're

01:30:13 doing a big thing on the asylum process coming up that'll be after dom con thing we're a bit busy

01:30:17 right now we have something around asylum claims so we're keeping an eye on that situation there's

01:30:21 also a new hotel that opened up in peterborough we got our eye on it we're going to be investigating

01:30:25 the situation we'll be making some content we'll see if we'll do it we'll do some sort of

01:30:29 demonstration we'll we we're watching we're watching uh it's crazy though out there in

01:30:35 bradford it's literally like uh an indian deputy mayor uh in like a muslim city councillor that

01:30:42 are like foisting this immigration, this asylum processing facility into Bradford, into small

01:30:49 town Ontario. These areas will get completely overwhelmed by migrants. If we look at Toronto

01:30:56 and Ottawa, 60% of the homeless here in Ottawa are people on failed refugee claims. 50% of Toronto,

01:31:04 60% in Ottawa. This is how dysfunctional the asylum system is. And then what, what's the 1.00

01:31:10 population of bradford i don't know not ottawa that's what it is they're going to be completely

01:31:18 swamped with uh not bradford england bradford ontario um 42 000 in bradford they're going to 0.99

01:31:30 get completely swamped by uh by indians gaming the system and all these other asylum claimants 0.64

01:31:37 So it's definitely something that we're monitoring closely. 1.00

01:31:43 Do you guys like my new avatar?

01:31:46 I don't know, the tiger, the smoking tiger.

01:31:52 Immigration blacklist, Restore's got their red list,

01:31:56 the countries that aren't allowed in. 1.00

01:31:58 I think this is a good idea. 1.00

01:31:59 Right now, I think we need an immigration moratorium, 0.98

01:32:02 which is a total ban on immigration for five,

01:32:04 10 years as the situation settles.

01:32:06 But when we reopen immigration, we definitely need to be much more selective on who comes much lower numbers and from countries that are culturally, linguistically, religiously, ethnically more similar to Canada to ensure that integration is maintained. 0.99

01:32:23 So I absolutely support a blacklist. 0.99

01:32:26 After a complete ban, what do you think? 0.98

01:32:29 yeah i agree i mean it's not the the germans or the portuguese who immigrated to canada that

01:32:35 are causing the problems we uh definitely have to be selective about it and i agree you can't

01:32:39 fix the problem without completely shutting off the flow yeah yeah absolutely uh how can we get 0.77

01:32:48 women and boomers on board with our ideas that's the wrong that's wrong the wrong way of thinking

01:32:53 about things guys we don't need to be breaking people up into groups right now we need to be 0.59

01:32:57 getting organized. We need to be building the foundation. And the most effective people at

01:33:01 building those foundations, I don't want to be rude to the boomers and the women. We have some 1.00

01:33:07 great women involved. We have some great older people involved. And we have a membership base

01:33:13 that kind of goes across, especially the age demographics. But when it comes to the guys that

01:33:18 are most actively involved, the guys that are the most eager to spend their time and put their

01:33:24 reputations on the line to really get involved. It's the young men. So we're going to use that

01:33:30 as the foundation to build the organization across the country. Then we'll be in a better

01:33:35 position to expand. Maybe we can start looking into something like a women's division or something 1.00

01:33:41 like this. But also we have a huge reach into older demographics. Like the majority of our 0.88

01:33:46 members are much older. It's, it's the, if you look at the split, it's over 50% are, it's like

01:33:56 above 35. So we have lots of support. Same when it comes to social media, we have huge support

01:34:03 from older people already, you guys. I don't think we need to go out of our way to pander different

01:34:07 groups. What do you, what do you think, Matt? Well, I think when it comes to getting more women

01:34:12 involved i think that just the the reality of what's happening around them and and that mix 0.96

01:34:17 with an appeal to emotion would be the best way to get them involved but i mean with time and with

01:34:22 our message spreading and becoming more mainstream it's just going to happen it's just about time and 0.99

01:34:27 effort continuing what we're doing to do and the women and the boomers will eventually just hop on 0.98

01:34:31 board yeah yeah exactly once we have an effective organization they'll people will fall in line and 0.96

01:34:39 they'll catch up um so i don't think we should be going out of our way or anything

01:34:44 ontario is supposedly cutting benefits to illegals in temps it's it's just illegals

01:34:50 there in ontario there was the there was a case a few weeks ago where uh the courts found that

01:34:56 they could not discriminate against illegal migrants by depriving them of services health

01:35:02 care and otherwise an absurd decision that doug ford rightfully said they were not going to accept

01:35:07 and they were going to change the laws

01:35:10 to clarify that that wasn't necessary.

01:35:13 So that's great to see from the Ontario government.

01:35:15 And it shows the changing kind of environment

01:35:18 that we're living in now.

01:35:23 Can we have an IQ test too?

01:35:26 It couldn't hurt, it couldn't hurt,

01:35:28 but I think it should be very strict, right? 1.00

01:35:31 It should be about only letting in people

01:35:34 with like exceptional skills

01:35:35 that add to the economy that can also have other metrics that are uh uh that are um helping their

01:35:45 their integration whether that be language uh or or religion or or whatnot um i don't think it's

01:35:51 like i see canada as a home for the canadian people i don't want to be overwhelmed by high 0.99

01:35:58 AIQ Koreans or others or other groups. I want Canada to remain Canadian. And that means not 0.94

01:36:08 just bringing in people, even if they're exceptional, that means investing in our own

01:36:12 people to make sure we're prosperous and successful. So, you know, I see the logic behind

01:36:19 the IQ test. But to me, preserving the nation, preserving the unique identity of Canada is

01:36:27 paramount um not necessarily even selecting for the best and brightest but the people that do come

01:36:32 here they need to have some exceptional skills that that we would that makes canada stronger

01:36:37 that we couldn't just create ourselves um you have any thoughts on that yeah i agree i agree

01:36:44 with your statement i just i think that we are more than an economic zone we're not a post-national

01:36:49 economic zone we are a nation we are a people and the most important thing is preserving that

01:36:53 without us without canadians we are not canada the same way that without

01:36:58 chinese people china is not china yeah absolutely um

01:37:04 another super chat from vatorius 1399 after the whole crisis i'm questioning why immigration is 0.92

01:37:14 even necessary why do we even do it can we focus on making great people in our own country without

01:37:20 importing others thoughts i absolutely agree with you i i explained earlier the kind of the the real

01:37:26 motivations behind mass immigration are not to make our economy better as it like that's the

01:37:32 that's the whole they they gaslight us they say our demographics aren't working they need to make

01:37:38 us uh they we need immigrants to make us younger they say we need immigration for the economy

01:37:43 this is all false it may the immigration makes the economy worse it drives up housing prices

01:37:48 it takes away jobs from canadians and it drives down the labor market immigration the immigration 0.50

01:37:53 consensus is a totally an elite manufactured concept because they benefit from driving up

01:37:59 housing costs the elites benefit from driving down wage costs these are the people that are

01:38:03 really benefiting from immigration not to mention canada is a kind of ponzi scheme um that they need

01:38:10 new like debt slaves to keep the the the economy churning it's not uh everything they sell you is

01:38:17 a dishonest lie and it's destroying our country so i completely agree with you vitorius we don't

01:38:22 need immigration we need to invest in the prosperity of our own people oh

01:38:32 have you guys done any research on rape statistics over the last decade see the issue with canada is

01:38:38 they don't track statistics regarding things like ethnicity or even immigration status

01:38:43 in regards to serious crimes in a lot of contexts um we'll be opening an investigative unit to try

01:38:50 and look into these things to try and get access to information requests to see if this information

01:38:55 even exists in the monitor ongoing court cases which is where you can find some of these details

01:39:01 but statistics at scale like they literally don't want this stuff to get out so they don't even track

01:39:06 it in in in my experience do you feel the same about all immigration even past especially

01:39:16 european immigration you know i like this is my general stance on on immigration i do think for

01:39:22 a long time immigration was much more successful because for a long time it was very different it

01:39:27 was selecting from can uh countries that were much more similar to ours it was uh it was done

01:39:35 in numbers, which could be integrated. In the earliest waves of immigration, in the waves of

01:39:42 settlers, as I prefer to call them, in the 1890s and early 1900s, these people were coming to

01:39:48 literally settle a complete wilderness in Western Canada and Northern Ontario. This is still

01:39:55 completely different than what modern immigration is. But ultimately, I think immigration policy

01:40:00 needs to keep in mind maintaining the kind of ethnic foundations the ancestral continuity of

01:40:06 a country and that doesn't matter where it's where it's from uh like if we were bringing in millions

01:40:12 of swedes we would still have a problem it would be different problems uh than bringing in millions 1.00

01:40:18 of indians but it would still be transforming our country into something different um so 1.00

01:40:23 when we go back to opening immigration it definitely needs to select from countries 0.55

01:40:29 that are more similar to us mostly these european countries but the the the the canada is a home for

01:40:36 the canadians is is is my is the foundation of my belief what about you i'd agree with that to be

01:40:45 honest i i think there's definitely a difference between uh different people from different places

01:40:50 and i think that our past european immigration has done great things like even my family on uh

01:40:55 my father's side we have uh german pennsylvanians who came up in the early 1800s pre-confederation

01:41:03 and they made a great contribution to the nation settling farms in central ontario and building up

01:41:09 what we have today is uh some of our of our important cities in the area so it's it's

01:41:16 it's a difference there's a difference between different kinds of uh of immigration for sure

01:41:20 should we be federalized candish further like john a mcdonald wanted i guess he means

01:41:29 centralized i i do think it's important that canada has a strong central government um now

01:41:35 we do have to balance that with the the regional dynamics of cam though we're defined by our massive

01:41:39 a small population across a massive land mass in the in the uh many different um uh regional

01:41:47 cultures that need to be respected through our confederation that being said to keep these

01:41:54 disparate interests together I do think it's necessary to have a strong central government

01:42:00 to keep us together especially to push back between the continental pressures of the of

01:42:05 the United States so it is kind of complicated Saskatchewan guy is wondering do you have x are

01:42:10 are you on x matt i am not on x too much garbage on x sorry yeah it's good it's good it's a big

01:42:19 waste of time it's my big addiction though um screen horizon v reviews 905 for five dollars 0.73

01:42:28 says do you guys also think we should ban the religion of islam i mean as part of our 0.88

01:42:34 remigration plan um there are aspects of that like we do advocate for banning things like um

01:42:40 kosher and halal slaughter we do uh advance things like uh similar to the quebec bill to to ban

01:42:49 uh religious symbols from the from the public service um and i do think that things like the 0.92

01:42:55 call to prayer and stuff need to be banned we need to we need to make a more hostile environment if 1.00

01:43:00 these people want to continue to practice their foreign religion, they can go back to live in one 1.00

01:43:04 of the 50 or some Muslim countries around the world. They don't have to transform Canada into

01:43:10 a Muslim country. What do you think, Matt? Yeah, Islam isn't culturally compatible with

01:43:16 Western nations. We're all founded through Christian and European shared values. We share

01:43:24 the philosophy of the ancient Greeks and the Romans, and we share the religion of the early 0.99

01:43:29 christians islam is very contrary to the christian faith and there are many things that just don't 0.90

01:43:37 cooperate between that religion and the way that our nations are built and how they run 1.00

01:43:42 yeah yeah and the impact is um is apparent um and it's going to get worse as they continue to 1.00

01:43:50 become a bigger part of our our population like the the muslims are are still a relatively small 1.00

01:43:54 part of our overall population and their political influence because of the way that they're

01:43:59 they're like uh their polito religious uh culture is set up they become very uh influential

01:44:07 demographic another super chat from kurgane 416 bw2vb for ten dollars hey bud you can call me

01:44:16 kuro i guess i should uh while domsock is doing great work crises incarnate's futile efforts to

01:44:23 contain them will do more for our cause than anything or at least expedite loyalist revival

01:44:27 exactly the the the establishment is incompetent and they do as much to fuel our cause as any

01:44:33 actions that we do okay are we all caught up on questions

01:44:40 i think we're all caught up on questions i think we're going to wrap that up for tonight

01:44:53 So thanks, Matt, for joining us.

01:44:56 It was great to get to chat, to introduce you to the whole audience.

01:45:02 I do want to remind everyone, before we wrap up,

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01:45:58 tickets uh we want to see you there it'll be a good time and if you if you don't want to if you

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01:46:54 our society it was great to have you on matt you have a good time yeah it was great i just want to

01:46:59 thank you for having me thank you for the time and uh long live canada excellent that is that is

01:47:05 where you wrap things up we'll be back next week on thursday at the same time you know where we'll

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01:47:15 you guys know the drill but thank you for joining us this evening and

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Dominion Society of Canada - August 14, 2026

Charlie Downes, DomCon Drama & Meet Matt Baker ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 18

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