00:23:48.900right at the top of the website and sign up there.
00:23:50.580That's how you get involved in our organization, right?
00:23:53.240Right, we don't want to just have followers on social media.
00:23:55.820We want to get guys involved right on the front line.
00:23:58.360so once you get involved we'll look to get you onboarded and plugged in with your local community
00:24:03.160and you can start making a difference um we're just scaling things up right uh it started it
00:24:09.640started with some posters and uh it's going to go much further we're going to start knocking on
00:24:14.600doors and distributing literature and doing so much more to to advance our mission um in people's
00:24:20.640communities we're we're we're going to go around the media we're going to kick straight through
00:24:24.300the media and we're going to deliver our message straight to Canadians. So that's the synopsis of
00:24:37.580what happened this weekend. Watch out for our video in the next couple of days. Tomorrow I
00:24:42.660think we're looking to put it out and that'll show the full story. So that is that.
00:24:54.300all right uh i do just want to talk uh just very briefly i don't want to get too bogged down into
00:25:02.020this because it's not it's not uh really uh an immigration related topic but the big news of
00:25:09.260the week was uh carney's new sovereign wealth fund i'm sure you guys saw this canda is getting
00:25:14.660a sovereign wealth fund what are they and how might they work so uh this is the new carney's
00:25:20.940new canada strong fund and to be honest i don't want to get too much into to carney's policy i
00:25:27.960think it's it seems kind of um silly uh a lot of uh what carney's done lately or since uh taking
00:25:36.400government has been uh things that kind of sound good but are not so good in in execution you know
00:25:43.060this is similar to how he's talked about streamlining infrastructure projects um but like
00:25:48.380like he established a new team and new bureaucracy to do this but they haven't really
00:25:52.480followed through with anything yet they talk about building homes but they again they they
00:25:57.940made a new government bureaucracy for it but they haven't done anything yet i think it's very similar
00:26:02.300it's something that sounds good but in practice it's it's kind of suspect um a sovereign wealth
00:26:07.820fund does not really make all that much sense when canada's in a in a budget deficit what money is
00:26:13.940there to invest into any sort of wealth fund like this. Now, I do like the concept of a sovereign
00:26:25.040wealth fund. And I think we've seen this employed very effectively. The example everyone always
00:26:32.000points to is the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund, which is based off of Norway's oil assets.
00:26:39.920So revenues from that are partially invested into Norway's sovereign wealth fund, and they've been doing this for decades now. And the result is this massive investment. And constitutionally, Norway can't withdraw more than the interest on that each year.
00:26:57.100So it continues to grow by by nature of its structure. And the result has been a wealth fund that's worth like hundreds of thousands of dollars per capita. They have this massive wealth by being very intentional in how their natural resources are used.
00:27:15.620And I think that's something that we could adopt here in Canada very effectively. Obviously, we have massive resource wealth, but often it's squandered and taken advantage of by foreign multinational companies that just want to extract wealth from it for their own countries, often China, often in the US.
00:27:32.140and i think this is a disservice to the canadian people we should be leveraging our natural resource
00:27:37.720natural resource wealth in the best interest of the canadian people and and instituting
00:27:44.860requirements on how that that money can be reinvested back into canada would be very
00:27:49.000productive and the main issue with instituting something like this in canada unfortunately is
00:27:56.060again, our substandard constitution. So some people might know, in Canada, natural resources
00:28:06.120are actually a jurisdiction of the provinces. So technically, each province owns their national
00:28:10.720resource wealth, which would be an issue for establishing some sort of national
00:28:15.480sovereign wealth fund, because requiring certain revenues from it to be invested into this would
00:28:22.140be an overstep of provincial jurisdiction. You'd end up in these fights. But if I'm thinking
00:28:29.660ambitiously on how an optimal Canada would be set up, I do think it would be having an
00:28:36.700interventionist federal government taking ownership of natural resources to ensure
00:28:41.180they're invested properly into a sovereign wealth fund for the best interests of all citizens across
00:28:46.340the country, not just each individual province. And I think in the long term, if this was handled
00:28:51.460correctly, if our natural resources were all being properly extracted and exported and so on,
00:28:57.960we could have a massive sovereign wealth fund and actually use this over the course of probably
00:29:03.88010, 20, 30 years to ultimately phase out income taxes. And that would be a huge boon to the
00:29:12.940Canadian government, a huge boon to the Canadian people who would no longer have massive wealth
00:29:18.120extracted from them on an annual basis instead it would all be kind of backstopped by our natural
00:29:23.960resource wealth um and that would be like rocket fuel for the canadian economy people would have
00:29:29.160much more money to invest personally to spend personally to to to just thrive on an individual
00:29:34.900level um but it would take some intentionality and some planning from the from the government
00:29:40.260um you know this is a this is a kind of scheme that would take 10 20 30 years you know far beyond
00:29:46.820a single mandate, which is often the problem with modern democracy, right? We have the flaw
00:29:53.500with democracy as people are encouraged to think short term and to win elections instead of doing
00:29:58.880what's best for our people over the long term. This is the kind of thing that you need a benevolent
00:30:03.400dictator for to actually step in and plan and do what's the best for the Canadian people.
00:30:09.620To do something like this, you'd have to get in fights with, you need constitutional reform,
00:30:14.540You need to get in fights with provinces who wouldn't want to give up their ownership of
00:30:19.200resource wealth. But ultimately, can anyone disagree that this would be a better situation
00:30:24.380for Canada? Government revenues propped up by our natural resources, not taxing our own people.
00:30:32.760It would be an incredible thing. So I'm bullish on the concept of a sovereign wealth fund.
00:30:39.300um but this this from carney i feel like it's just buzzwords i think i feel like it's just
00:30:45.340buzzwords people like norway's sovereign wealth fund oh we're doing that people like the idea of
00:30:49.720sovereign wealth funds let's let's do a sovereign wealth fund in canada but it's kind of fake it's
00:30:53.860not it's not real we need some we need much more ambitious long-term thinking in in in this country
00:30:59.960to put our people first and to do what's best for for our our people um
00:31:05.800we got another super chat here from nate nate 2372 thank you for the super chat five bucks
00:31:13.020uh he said would black canadians who settled in nova scotia after siding with the british
00:31:17.420during the revolutionary war of 1812 be considered heritage that is an interesting edge case the
00:31:23.000black loyalists in in nova scotia um our our our definition of heritage canadians is not
00:31:30.040particularly based on ethnicity, right? I've offered these dual definitions in the past,
00:31:35.740ethnic Canadians and heritage Canadians. Ethnic Canadians are, you know, the kind of ethnogenesis
00:31:42.560between the English, French, Scottish, and Irish who settled the St. Lawrence Valley over the
00:31:47.580course of hundreds of years and intermarried to form two unique ethnic groups, the French Canadians
00:31:52.960and the anglo-canadians obviously the black loyalists don't really fit into either of those
00:32:00.160definitions but our further definition of heritage canadians does broaden these things
00:32:05.320and focuses more on the experience of settlement of canada so i do think that these these loyalists
00:32:12.000that fought um even though they might not fall into that definition of ethnic canadians i do
00:32:16.260think they they fall into that definition of heritage canadians just like you know the german
00:32:21.120in the Ukrainians that came over in the early 1900s to help settle Northern Ontario in Western
00:32:28.700Canada, these folks also don't fit into that former category of ethnic Canadians, but they do
00:32:33.820fit into this concept of heritage Canadians, which is focused on settlement and that building of the
00:32:39.420nation. So that is definitely a niche edge case. We don't want to build our definition around
00:32:46.800exceptions to the rule. But I hope that that clarifies the situation. Thank you for the super
00:32:53.480chat. We're so back, Soviet pros. Aidan Kenney, our resident communist. W's in the chat. Tyree's0.63
00:33:04.980been reading, dang. Don't tell anyone. Don't tell anyone. You have to be reading the communists,
00:33:11.780guys you can't just be reading far-right literature right the thing with far the the
00:33:17.140thing with kind of rightists uh are they they they get it too uh too focused on just the ideas
00:33:26.660um and you can have the best ideas but if you don't win what do you accomplish so the one thing
00:33:32.980that i do appreciate by of communist literature is is it's very focused on organizing and actually
00:33:38.420winning and that's why that's why the the kind of communists the marxists have ultimately won
00:33:43.860they've taken over society right all sides are now very culturally marxist because these communists0.50
00:33:50.020took a long-term plan and focused on organizing and actually taking over institutions and while0.71
00:33:55.220i wouldn't promote communism specifically i do think we need to be borrowing their tactics
00:34:01.940in terms of organizing and institutionalizing our ideas so we can't just we can't just silo ourselves
00:34:08.740in rightest thought right we have to be we have to be reading what our enemies did to create success
00:34:14.260to create the conditions that we're currently suffering through we have to take their their
00:34:19.220tactics that work and adopt them for our own cause so yeah selner agrees with you there daniel yes
00:34:28.980yes many of my arguments come directly from from martin sellner uh he's he's been on the front
00:34:35.700lines of this have you met fortisax no we've only had we've only had phone calls i haven't
00:34:41.140met him in person quite yet i hope i hope to before the end of the year just curious how
00:34:49.140many ethnic canadians are there in total daniel i do not know i don't think there are good stats
00:34:53.780on this because uh all of our census data is very self-reported and you know some some ethnic
00:34:59.580canadians uh report themselves as canadians sometimes they report themselves as uh quebecois
00:35:05.720or or uh english or scottish like people report very different differently so it can be very
00:35:13.200difficult to get good stats um but i do think we're still a probably a slim majority or a slim
00:35:20.460minority uh uh ethnic canadian at least in some slim margins like there's there's people like
00:35:27.780myself i'm only i'm only half ethnic canadian but i still very much identify with with that
00:35:33.640with that side of myself um given uh i've grown up here but it's really hard to get good stats
00:35:40.320on on actually ethnic canadians do you have any good questions before we move on
00:35:50.460i i thoughts on theory of mind or pure action i don't know if this is a book i i haven't i
00:35:57.140haven't read it i can't give my thoughts on it my reading list is very long as it is that's how it
00:36:03.360is man there's there's too many uh there's too many uh things to read but you got to keep reading
00:36:08.320it's important to to do the work we have to be smarter than our opponents right we need to be
00:36:13.440reading things on both sides we need to have all the arguments and then you you end up in these uh
00:36:18.640these back and forths where they they do not have the weapons that we have to to um to push back
00:36:26.000if you met wilhelm apologists no i've only talked to people on the phone this is a big country and
00:36:29.520i haven't got a chance to travel around as much as i would like uh i was i was supposed to meet
00:36:35.360with him uh last time i was in his area but i haven't uh i haven't got the chance he canceled
00:36:40.160on me canceled on me uh thank you for the super chat from nick nick mullen 99 85 10 thank you so
00:36:49.360much for the super chat keep going i appreciate all the super chats guys but as i as i say usually
00:36:54.600not to diminish anyone that's donated i i really appreciate that but if you do want to support the
00:36:59.060organization if you want to offer us financial support it is best to go to our website dominion
00:37:02.580society.ca and donate there uh youtube takes a huge cut out of every out of every donation so
00:37:09.220more of it goes into our pockets if you donate directly through our website.
00:37:16.200Best accurate books on Canadian history. You have to read the old stuff. You need to find
00:37:20.440the stuff that's published, you know, pre-1970s, pre-1960s, pre the cultural revolution
00:37:26.000of Lester B. Pearson and Trudeau Sr. After that, you get all this kind of multiculturalist cope.
00:37:33.600If you go back a bit further, you get a bit more of an honest interpretation of Canadian history.
00:37:38.160um i recommend guys like donald creighton a noted canadian historian um who has some pretty good uh
00:37:45.020not so biased uh outlooks on canada's history he's written there's two that he's written um
00:37:51.100canada's uh canada's first century and then he's i can't remember the one after that but he's
00:37:56.940covered the next century after that as well so those ones are pretty good i would i would
00:38:01.740recommend those and they're not super uh super uh you know multiculturalist cope
00:38:07.580so how long do you have to have lived here before here if you're not
00:38:16.060i can't even read this you this guy might need to get deported because he can't speak english
00:38:22.500so how long do you have to have lived here in for you not to get deported we went over the
00:38:28.240full re-migration plan in the last episode. You can find our full thoughts there. I go through
00:38:32.840policy by policy and explain our outlook. But generally speaking, we're very focused on recent
00:38:38.400trends of mass migration. We're targeting illegals, criminals, fake asylum claimants,0.58
00:38:45.540temporary migrants, and permanent residents and citizens who compromise Canada's national security0.69
00:38:54.640and social cohesion um so it's not about how long you've been here it's about uh your kind of
00:39:01.220status your immigration status your criminal status um and and if you're actively working
00:39:06.640against canada or or identity it's not a matter of if you've been here for five ten or or years
00:39:12.940or whatnot it's a bit more nuanced than that but i direct you to our full remigration plan on our
00:39:17.880website and that last episode of this show where i kind of break things down i i was on live for
00:39:24.000three hours explaining every little detail last week so i would direct you that that that way
00:39:28.980george grant is another great one um he is more philosophical than than historical um but lament
00:39:37.100for a nation is is something that uh everyone should everyone should read every nationalist
00:39:42.100should read that period uh the he frames dieffen baker as the last canadian nationalist and and i
00:39:48.580think that period is very important for us to understand if we're going to take our country
00:39:53.280back successfully because ultimately, Diefenbaker failed for a number of reasons. And we need to
00:39:57.740understand those reasons if we're going to avoid the same pitfalls and prepare a movement that can
00:40:03.200actually succeed in transforming Canada. Diefenbaker had the mandate. After years of this
00:40:11.280trend towards American economic annexation of Canada, he had the mandate to bring Canada back
01:05:10.080We have to take a second to consider why is enrollment down?
01:05:15.200There's a few main reasons that come to mind.
01:05:17.940One, we like to forget about the dark years of 2020 to 2023, the COVID years.
01:05:26.080everyone likes it was a bad time for us all i know we like to kind of put it behind us and
01:05:31.360pretend it didn't happen um but a lot of people were removed from the calf due to uh vaccine
01:05:37.620requirements there was lots of good people that had to leave or were forced out causing this kind
01:05:42.980of crisis a lot of good people a lot of patriots a lot of nationalists were purged from the forces
01:05:48.200as a result of refusing to get the jab so that's one that's why that's why enrollment is down right
01:05:55.420As well, we've had a general increase in concerns about fake problems like white supremacy, white nationalism, whatever they call it, extremism and whatnot.
01:06:10.880Of course, the military is going to attract people that are proud Canadians, that are proud of our heritage, are proud of our identity.
01:06:19.200of course this is the type of person that's going to want to put their life on the line to defend
01:06:24.820their country and the government is actively going against that they're purging these people
01:06:30.560they're they're they're not allowing them to i've had lots of good guys lots of competent guys
01:06:36.700um that are getting involved in the dominion society that intended to get involved in the
01:06:41.000military but they've been overlooked for some reason at the same at the same time that we're
01:06:45.720having a sort of recruitment crisis, that we're having to turn to foreign mercenaries, to staff
01:06:50.560our military, good old Canadian boys are getting turned away for no apparent reason. Why? Because
01:06:57.200they're young white men, and the military is concerned that this is a flag for extremism.
01:07:05.840It's not acceptable. The exact type of person that we want to be fighting for Canada is the
01:07:12.080exact type of person the military is pushing away all the while they try and focus on you know DEI
01:07:18.500diversity uh making it um uh an accepting tolerant place for for for foreigners for permanent
01:07:26.760residents for for LGBTQ uh or or all these things all the while our government uh puts forward this
01:07:37.800narrative that our ancestors are evil and that they have to fight for our illegitimate country
01:07:44.740on stolen land. Obviously, this is not going to appeal to the exact type of person that wants to
01:07:51.920fight for Canada. You want to get recruitment up? Stop being so post-nationalist. Stop pushing,
01:07:59.320peddling this culture of shame on our society. Give people a positive vision for our country
01:08:05.300identity to fight for. Stop putting these stupid hurdles like unnecessary vaccines as requirements0.99
01:08:11.940vaccines to get involved in the military. This is why we're having a recruitment crisis and it's not0.99
01:08:19.240it's not at all acceptable to turn to foreign mercenaries to supplement that. That's only
01:08:25.840going to cause these downstream problems. We can't have cultural infighting within the military. We0.72
01:08:31.480can't have people that are loyal to foreign governments loyal to foreign ethnic groups
01:08:36.940fighting in our own armed forces this is only going to cause tension can you imagine if this
01:08:42.920ethnic squabbling was not happening in basic training that it was happening in an active war
01:08:48.680zone what if these people are deployed to to countries where they they feel a more of a
01:08:55.680kinship to the locals than they do to the Canadian Armed Forces. This is absolutely unacceptable.
01:09:02.420We can't have this kind of post-national social experiment in the military. It's the last place
01:09:08.920for anything like that to be going on. So an absolutely disturbing piece of news reported by
01:09:16.800Juno. Another big props to them for breaking the news on this. There's been millions of views,
01:11:34.560I'm not going for three hours tonight, guys.
01:11:36.720We're going to keep things a bit shorter.
01:11:44.500thanks for the kind words from cln saber what makes daniel so legit he never hit his identity
01:11:50.320it has been a leader worth following thanks daniel i that's exactly like i'm not i i appreciate the
01:11:56.620kind words i i've never tried to lie that i'm the paragon of ethnic purity i'm just willing to say
01:12:02.660what canada's heritage is and like compare that to guys like justin trudeau who is a perfect
01:12:10.440example of an ethnic Canadian, a heritage Canadian. He has English roots. He has Scottish
01:12:16.340roots. He has obviously French roots. He is a perfect example of a Canadian. And yet he's pushing
01:12:22.800this post-national multicultural message that anyone can be Canadian, blah, blah, blah.
01:12:27.620Can we just be honest about Canada's ethnic identity? Yes, it doesn't. And yes, we'll welcome
01:12:33.600people that don't fit into this. There's people that came here much more recently that can agree
01:12:37.780that Canada has ethnic foundations that should be preserved. They're welcome within our movement.
01:12:45.220You don't have to be a pure-blooded Canadian to get involved and to recognize that Canada
01:12:50.960should remain majority, supermajority Canadian in order to maintain our identity.
01:12:56.400It's not all about the personal, right? It's about objective truth. So
01:13:02.860uh these things we just have to be honest we have to be honest about our history
01:13:07.700ourselves uh i think that's so important
01:13:11.620i'm scrolling through looking for the questions don't like dead air
01:13:24.940are you planning to join your local reserve unit i'm not i'm not i i would maybe i would consider
01:13:43.760it if uh we're a bit more patriotic and honest about canadian identity i don't think they'd want
01:13:48.160me to be honest i don't think i'd make the cut um based on my my presence i think there's a lot
01:13:52.880of ways to fight this it's not all about um it's not all about signing up for the military some
01:13:57.840guys will do that and i i you know i i respect that but there's we all have different roles in
01:14:02.840a broader movement why'd you block me on accident when i asked if you'll address your foreign father
01:14:17.840uh my well i mean my dad's not actually a foreigner he was born here um he was born here
01:14:24.060to two immigrant parents but he was born here in montreal um and i do block people that put
01:14:28.540pictures of my family in my in my mentions i think that's really weird and inappropriate behavior so
01:14:33.660people that do that do get blocked um but again i'm not i'm not hiding anything i i talk about
01:14:40.800it on a regular basis so i don't really have patience for people that uh claim i'm hiding
01:14:46.240things and start posting pictures of my family that i think that's really weird and inappropriate
01:14:52.960i'm a member of dsoc now how do i connect with other local members in my province
01:14:56.800um the next step i do i do ask for your patients it depends where you're located right now
01:15:01.600um our organization is um more online in some areas than it is in others but the next step is
01:15:09.040you should receive a phone call from one of our organizers to discuss volunteer opportunities we
01:15:14.560We don't just put people in touch with each other.
01:15:16.420We do have a process because we do take people's privacy very seriously.
01:15:21.580So we don't want to get people infiltrating and bad actors and all these things.
01:15:26.300So we don't just instantly put you in touch with people.
01:15:29.000We have a phone call to vet you a little bit.
01:15:31.100We have everyone sign volunteer agreements with non-disclosure agreements, confidentiality
01:15:36.840agreements to protect the organization and everyone that's involved.
01:15:40.460Once you're properly onboarded, you will be plugged in with your local team and your local members.
01:15:45.220We have active operations going on around Ontario, in Niagara, Hamilton, the GTA.
01:15:52.700We have a great organization out in Nova Scotia, in Alberta, centered around Edmonton and Calgary,
01:15:59.980out on Vancouver Island, centered around Victoria.
01:16:02.920We have things rolling in Winnipeg and in Saskatchewan even.
01:16:07.100um so we have things going in in some areas if you're if you're a little bit more rural a little
01:16:13.120more more isolated there might be some there might be some more time to get you online
01:16:17.300um there are some places where it's like we have one or two members in a small rural area
01:16:22.600um so they're not the top priority we're starting with areas that are a little bit more that have
01:16:27.320stronger membership bases to get people online so i do appreciate your patience but then the next
01:16:32.080step is that uh is that phone call and the the onboarding process do you think we can revive the
01:16:42.520traditional culture of toronto i i do think so um i think so we can we need to remind people what1.00
01:16:48.880that culture is we need to purge a lot of foreigners um from the area but i do think we can0.99
01:16:54.800i do think we can uh revive canadian culture across the country toronto used to be toronto1.00
01:17:01.240the good right we had a strong identity strong sense of order and discipline and now it's just
01:17:07.540this multicultural multi-ethnic dystopian and that's where i grew up like i know toronto well
01:17:14.620i live most of my life there but toronto is a shadow of what it once was
01:17:18.800when are you supposed to talk on the cbc i i don't um it is true we had the cbc reach out to us uh
01:17:26.700CBC Halifax reach out to us after seeing some of our posters going up in the area. I'm going to do
01:17:31.500an interview with them tomorrow, but I don't think it'll be live. I think it'll just be for an
01:17:34.680article. Daniel, we need some rich dude to bankroll you. Well, where's the Canadian Musk when you need0.97
01:17:49.140him? We absolutely do. Right now, our organization is very based on grassroots support. We're fueled
01:17:55.520by membership fees and donations i am in some conversations with some larger donors to start
01:18:00.500getting some bigger backers so i which would be great especially in the near future i i want to
01:18:05.500start hiring people on a part-time basis especially through the summer to really
01:18:09.640juice the organization and get things on online i think we're in a really good position with the
01:18:14.020foundation getting kind of settled to to start moving towards this rapid expansion but really
01:18:19.020it's all about money uh like we need to start hiring people part-time full-time to to really
01:18:24.200start working towards this so it's all about finding it's all about finding those uh elites
01:18:30.760those economic backers we need to build an organization that is completely independent
01:18:35.240of the government and uh the kind of status quo to push this to the next level um so you know it
01:18:43.480if you if you've got the money if you're listening right now please please get in touch with me um we
01:18:48.200have the foundation we can use the funds uh we have you know credible business plans financial
01:18:53.480records and all these things um we are a very um uh professional organization we we will use funds
01:19:01.160well um but we do need to find those and technically we could take money from international
01:19:06.120sources as well in corporations and so on so elon musk if you're listening uh uh if you want to
01:19:12.680color revolution canada uh we're the guys why are you so strict on dual citizenship a lot of old
01:19:18.920stock are dual citizens no that's not true a lot of old stock aren't dual citizens that's that's
01:19:23.880not people that have lived here for hundreds of years don't have uh dual citizenship that's uh
01:19:29.320that's not an issue and at the end of the day we want people to be loyal to to canada first
01:19:33.960and canada only you can be proud of your your your english scottish whatever heritage um but0.85
01:19:39.320you should be a canadian first and a canadian only so um we're blanket against dual citizenship
01:19:46.280it's certainly more reasonable to be a uh you know an english canada dual citizen but i think
01:19:52.960it's best to to phase it out entirely thoughts on how to unfuck the cbc i think we need to
01:19:59.860rebuild it from the ground up right or from the top down we need to uh totally uh shift their
01:20:06.160mandate i think to focus more on uh our cultural identity a glorification of our historic identity
01:20:12.740I would like to see the CBC repurposed and scaled down their news operations to focus more on cultural content.
01:20:20.240But like, you know, the government can install a new head of the CBC.
01:20:24.120We can install a completely new editorial board and we can start purging people that way and hiring, you know, right minded Canadian nationalists to run the show.
01:20:34.520So I don't think we should defund the CBC.
01:20:37.360I think we should take over the CBC and repurpose it for our ends.
01:20:40.600i want a big strong cbc i want to be putting out tv shows and and uh and movies on on canadian
01:20:48.380history to like entertainment is so important to education and i think we can really use cbc as a
01:20:55.440vehicle to to institute that intergenerational reorientation towards a more patriotic nationalist
01:21:02.780message i think cbc is a crucial vehicle for that and that you can't take any of these whether it's
01:21:07.280Bernier or Polyev talking about defunding the CBC. This is just libertarian nonsense. It's not
01:21:12.340the way to save Canada. Any advice for out-of-country Canadians living in conservative1.00
01:21:18.980regions of the US? I don't know, man. You can still support us. You can still become a member.
01:21:26.700You can still provide financial support to us to grow the organization. I'm not focused on what's
01:21:32.380going on in the US. That's other people's battles. But if you can help strengthen the
01:21:36.520dominion society that'll that'll help move the ball forward uh in canada you should read hegel
01:21:43.980add it to the list imperial add it to the list i have too many things to read and not enough time
01:21:48.540um but i'm already i'm always interested in specific uh recommendations so if you want me
01:21:53.620to read something you know you know how to reach me you know how to reach me not through not through
01:29:40.760will reclaiming new england ever become part of the agenda yo i'm open to it i'm open to it
01:29:45.560But I'm for an expansionist vision of Canadian nationalism.
01:29:49.560I think there's a lot of northern states that are actually very ethnically and historically consistent with Canadian identity, especially around the maritime region.
01:30:00.320I think there's a good argument for moving the border a bit down south.