Dominion Society of Canada - Immigration Chaos & Twitter Meltdowns — Dominion Society LIVE

00:00:00.000 Thank you very much.

00:00:30.000 Hello and welcome everyone.

00:00:55.240 This is our first Dominion Society live stream.

00:00:58.580 There's been some fun activity going on online this week, some big news related to immigration,

00:01:04.740 and I thought it would be fun to convene a casual little stream, get together and chat

00:01:10.840 a bit about this week's development.

00:01:12.560 So I'm sitting down with my buddy, Greg Wycliffe.

00:01:16.360 How are you doing today?

00:01:17.260 You've been pissing off a lot of people on Twitter, Daniel, with your ideas.

00:01:21.960 I kicked the hornet's nest this week, it seems.

00:01:25.420 it seems about once a month uh these gatekeeper types kind of like creep out of the shadows and

00:01:31.180 and try and uh try and clamp down on us but it hasn't been working so well for them so far

00:01:36.700 yeah they come up with these with these different sort of vectors of attack

00:01:40.220 to say well actually they're this they're that or the other um but uh no i think it's really exciting

00:01:47.420 because um the ideas that we've created with dominion society have legs it's we're we are

00:01:54.620 going to be a major canadian institution it's just the beginning so this is we're going to look back

00:02:00.300 at this and and laugh at all these doubters and we will not forget we will not forget the doubters

00:02:05.580 we will not forget the naysayers um but uh yeah and just so much news just in the regular news

00:02:12.540 in canada that which totally plays into uh dominion society being sort of a um you know beacon of hope

00:02:20.060 or a sort of reflection of a solution that could address some of the things that are happening in

00:02:25.100 this country but uh i know that before you you know when you wanted me to come on you said i got

00:02:30.540 there's a lot of stuff that i want to talk about tonight so so give us an idea what do we got

00:02:34.380 coming up here yeah i mean there's big those big news stories uh connected to the budget we got a

00:02:39.740 we got some hard numbers out of the the carny government regarding immigration levels and

00:02:43.500 some other kind of related uh spending and programs connected to that there's been some

00:02:48.540 big uh controversial stories about uh some some migrants that have committed some heinous heinous

00:02:56.460 crimes and you know they're still around for some reason and then there's so much twitter drama i

00:03:03.660 thought we had a i thought we had a nice calm week ahead of us uh you know a nice solemn week

00:03:08.860 respecting Remembrance Day. We had a nice, uncontroversial, I thought, content strategy

00:03:16.980 around promoting some of our Canadian heroes and really remembering some great Canadians that are

00:03:27.260 lost to history, unfortunately. But right after that, it turned into a bit of a controversial

00:03:35.180 week. And I guess it kind of came right off the bat of Remembrance Day. I shared a clip there of

00:03:45.360 CTV News. I took it right from them. It's not even some original content or anything, but I

00:03:52.860 shared this clip of a grade six class and asked for people what they noticed. And I thought it

00:04:00.580 rather shocking because even though they were you know engaging in some some basic civic patriotism

00:04:09.140 the class was they were wearing poppies and singing singing a remembrance day song of some

00:04:15.140 kind i guess right yeah exactly exactly some exactly what i mean some some civic pride but

00:04:22.260 it didn't look like there was even one canadian in this in this grade six class it looked to be uh

00:04:27.060 mostly indians and muslims which i thought was rather bizarre in an entire uh classroom um so 1.00

00:04:33.780 i shared that and it it really uh despite it just being cp ctv news content it uh it really um i i

00:04:42.420 really kicked the business with that one and we got all sorts of people coming out of the the

00:04:45.780 woodworks we got responses from andrew coin and mark marison and brian burghette and dean blendell

00:04:52.100 i haven't seen some of these yet oh my gosh yeah yeah let's see right let's do some browsing

00:04:59.040 through my twitter man yeah let's let's get some funny shots up here let's see the seething let's

00:05:04.760 see the coping and seething it it really is unbelievable there there there does seem to be

00:05:14.100 this certain set of gen xers that just cannot uh comprehend that canada kind of existed beyond uh 1.00

00:05:25.240 pierre elliot trudeau's kind of vision of canada canada actually there was a a distinct country

00:05:31.980 before 1970s and you point out things like indians are not canadian uh and they just 0.98

00:05:39.900 their minds break.

00:05:50.980 I don't know if that's my internet or your internet.

00:05:53.340 Are we still good here?

00:05:54.800 And the seethe is

00:05:56.380 impressive.

00:06:02.860 Are you going to share it up on screen?

00:06:05.560 Let's pull some of these up.

00:06:07.560 Okay.

00:06:09.900 there we go boom boom

00:06:25.020 so yeah it really started with like we have we got jonathan k in here i i made the controversial

00:06:34.620 statement that a canadian is not something that you can become you can become a citizen

00:06:38.860 you can't become canadian right these things are distinct there's ethnicity and their citizenship

00:06:43.900 and i don't think this should be controversial but there again there's a certain breed of gen

00:06:51.100 x or that just thinks that they have to be the same thing and anything else is unacceptable

00:06:57.420 so i have all of these guys coming out of the woodworks um they're all getting ratioed

00:07:02.380 because we have simple common sense ideas

00:07:05.860 and we're not afraid to discuss things like ethnicity. 0.96

00:07:10.040 The really ridiculous one was Dean Blundell. 0.98

00:07:12.960 He absolutely lost it. 0.93

00:07:15.360 But real quick, not to give these people the benefit of the doubt,

00:07:19.680 but part of the context here that I think is important

00:07:22.380 is Western countries have been living under this sort of haze

00:07:28.320 of liberalism for so, so, so, so long.

00:07:31.460 And it hasn't really been properly challenged in basically since World War II.

00:07:38.180 Like we've kind of adopted this like very liberal mindset to everything.

00:07:41.480 The open society by Karl Popper, you know, the authoritarian personality.

00:07:47.240 These are kind of like old thought leading sort of works that defined the sort of post

00:07:55.020 war consensus, which was basically liberalism.

00:07:58.300 And the most beautiful thing is being an open society and having multiculturalism as much as possible.

00:08:04.060 And the ideas we're presenting are kind of before that.

00:08:08.480 It's like, no, actually, a nation is this.

00:08:11.020 A nation is a distinct people of people with shared ancestry.

00:08:14.800 Canada has a history with a shared ancestry that is very specific.

00:08:19.240 It's on the Red Ensign.

00:08:20.180 And there also is a difference between an ethnic Canadian historically or a heritage Canadian and becoming a citizen.

00:08:27.360 and I guess I say all this because it's like this is kind of new to people this is new to people

00:08:32.000 who have been in politics even for the past like 40 50 years because this is not something that's

00:08:36.840 like been at the fore but now that we're seeing how multiculturalism is failing it is like so

00:08:42.980 important to have these conversations and needless to say it's going to be a lot of good content of

00:08:47.780 people getting completely triggered just by simple stating simple historical facts about Canada

00:08:52.580 and stating simple things about civics when you get into it of the difference between the actual

00:08:56.860 ethnic canadian and a citizen who got their citizenship so fun stuff yeah that's that's

00:09:06.540 that's an important divide and it's like like we can accept these legal realities like of course

00:09:13.180 these people are canadian citizens but it seems just intellectually lazy to refer to them as

00:09:17.740 canadians like an immigrant will always be an immigrant regardless of their citizenship status 0.94

00:09:23.340 regardless of how long they've lived within a certain set of boundaries like i don't think

00:09:28.460 this is offensive uh this is just a it's purely descriptive um but there's there's a certain breed

00:09:36.740 that just can't handle it um and it's they've just been so entrenched in this kind of multiculturalist

00:09:43.420 liberal uh post-nationalism um that they they even try and it's i see this kind of funny argument

00:09:54.720 that uh when you point out someone that uh is not canadian uh these these type of liberal

00:10:02.940 multiculturalist kind of boomers they they want to revoke your canadian card for saying that 0.92

00:10:09.100 So they're like, how could you say someone's not Canadian?

00:10:12.200 You're un-Canadian. 0.99

00:10:13.260 You're not Canadian. 1.00

00:10:14.020 Like, and they like to make these weird kind of frameworks where Canadian-ness can be given and revoked and that it's some terrible thing to point out that someone's not Canadian.

00:10:31.220 um but it's kind of ironic that they're that they're kind of response or their punishment

00:10:36.580 is to try and make it so that you or i are not canadian yeah absolutely and when and when you

00:10:42.960 kind of look to the states and like kind of where they are at with the conversation you know people

00:10:47.600 talk about h1b visas trump is almost like selling american citizenship and and that conversation is

00:10:53.300 very much at the fore um but it's almost like they're not as far along in terms of being

00:10:59.660 demoralized and like being a nation that's been completely uprooted from their from their history

00:11:04.860 and their ancestry here in canada it feels like people have already been demoralized and been

00:11:09.280 derooted so like even suggesting actually no this is a historical canadian it's like no it's not

00:11:14.380 this this is what being a canadian is it's about values it's about maple syrup and it's like

00:11:18.980 what are you talking about like you know you're these people are flailing around and kind of just

00:11:23.740 grabbing all these like ideas which basically amount to indoctrination that's been around for

00:11:28.140 the past 20 years and it's like that's not what canadian is you're you're grasping at a bunch of

00:11:32.720 like uh somewhat treasonous propaganda that's been fed to you over the past 20 years by our

00:11:38.700 establishment that prioritizes um cheap labor for you know international large organizations large

00:11:46.960 uh large companies large corporations that are just basically selling this country out

00:11:52.340 for our natural resources yeah yeah yeah and i mean i i think americans have a bit more of a

00:11:58.580 positive identity uh to them they have that more of an entrenched kind of patriotism in their

00:12:04.180 culture whereas like if we go back to the the kind of molson canadian uh style uh beer ad

00:12:11.660 culturalism uh these people uh think that to be canadian is to to to be multiculturalism and to

00:12:19.680 uh and to challenge that is is some is uh is a is slaying some sort of sacred cow uh but the

00:12:27.160 reality is we have a long history in the in this country and there there are ethnic realities to

00:12:32.420 to to our heritage um and i don't think it's a offensive to point that out in fact i think it's

00:12:38.580 kind of been offensive to to ignore that for the last kind of five decades um and that's to say like

00:12:45.220 i feel like what's happening right now kind of is normal like it's normal that you you know you've

00:12:51.140 started the dominion society you're presenting these ideas which is like calling back to a very

00:12:55.880 important you know historical facts and just like realities about what about what makes a nation

00:13:01.040 and it's normal in that like all these people are like flailing around freaking out it's like it's

00:13:05.500 okay like you're not used to this stuff like you've been you've been indoctrinated for decades

00:13:09.500 now on this we get it i know i know calm down calm down here's a lollipop here's a here's a 0.99

00:13:15.200 here's a green dominion society lollipop for you to suck on um you know you can keep swearing at 0.99

00:13:22.100 us and calling us names it kind of kind of makes you look bad but you know be my guest um my favorite 1.00

00:13:28.240 is when these uh these these white immigrants come up and they try and they try and head us off as if 1.00

00:13:34.440 they have some sort of uh uh armor because they they're they're they're white or something and

00:13:41.320 they come up and they're like well i'm a canadian and then i can go and search through their profile

00:13:45.940 and i find all these things all these previous posts of them proudly saying they're they're

00:13:51.400 swiss or they're norwegian and all these things like all these people know that they have an

00:13:57.080 ethnicity that that is not canadian and they're in fact most of them are very proud to be polish

00:14:02.600 norwegian and so on but they're also canadian and it's like that doesn't actually make sense like

00:14:08.660 you have an ethnicity based off of your lineage we have our own ethnicity here you immigrated here

00:14:15.880 you're not actually Canadian you're an immigrant that's fine be proud of that be proud of your

00:14:22.280 culture that's that's all well and good but don't try and steal ours and try and you know warp it

00:14:28.240 into something that it's not just to fit your own purposes like I don't care if you're you're an 0.87

00:14:33.280 indian or norwegian uh either way you're an immigrant you're not canadian and don't try and 0.91

00:14:39.440 twist our identity into something else and i'm just thinking it's such a weird sort of like

00:14:44.520 like what are these people being proudful about really like when it's kind of directed at you or

00:14:51.120 at dominion society's like ideas of what a real canadian is it's like well no well i'm a canadian

00:14:55.620 too it's like well what are you being proud of you're being proud of the fact that canada is

00:15:00.540 just like this uh bus stop that anyone can show up to and become a part of like don't you see how

00:15:07.800 this is kind of part of the problem of how our quality of life is declining maybe it's because

00:15:13.720 we don't have any sort of core identity that's being championed by the people who are in charge

00:15:18.140 maybe it's because our institutions have failed so miserably you know and it's like again it's

00:15:24.120 normal it's like we are trying to help dominion society is trying to help by reasserting our

00:15:28.860 identity and who we are. It's very simple. Um, but it's funny how people will come in and say

00:15:33.840 like, no, no, no, I'm a Canadian too. And it's like, no, uh, no, you're not. Okay. No, you're

00:15:39.460 not. There's a specific thing that a Canadian is. You need to respect our history at the very

00:15:43.680 at the very minimum. And maybe then we can start prioritizing, um, you know, improving the

00:15:50.340 situation in the country. Cause you need to first distinguish like who is part of the country and

00:15:54.440 who is not. Right. Because you have to be somewhat exclusive. Like, that's just going to be the

00:16:01.940 reality of things. And there's some people that that want to push back on how we're how we're

00:16:07.880 doing things. They they they think it's too harsh. They don't like the the our rhetoric or the way

00:16:13.780 that we're we're promoting things. They don't want to talk about ethnicity. They don't they think

00:16:19.860 that we can maintain some i was having an argument with another guy today on on twitter and he's

00:16:25.800 putting forward that we need to be like singapore and have some sort of authoritarian state to

00:16:30.640 maintain multi multi-racialism multiculturalism and and like it just seems very very bizarre like

00:16:39.600 at the end of the day like that is accepting liberalism at its core to to um to to accept

00:16:49.060 multiculturalism multi-racialism in our society like to to put our foot down and say we know what

00:16:54.180 a canadian is um and what it isn't is is kind of the ultimate uh rejection of kind of liberalism

00:17:02.240 but i think one of the the weirdest figures in in canadian politics that's coming out of

00:17:07.140 that comes up every once in a while is is dean blendell gosh and like it's weird like i remember

00:17:14.100 i grew up in toronto you did as well i i remember 102 won the edge dean blundell he was the edgelord

00:17:21.680 comedian of what like 2007 2008 something like this dean what happened man what happened yeah

00:17:27.900 i remember listening to him on the radio uh when i was in the shower before going to school growing

00:17:33.620 up and now he's trying to bully me on the internet yeah he's uh it's i it's it's really

00:17:42.620 strange because i remember him coming up on my feet a lot during covid and he just he would

00:17:48.340 always have this like really vicious vile voice and tone on twitter like attacking anti-vaxxers

00:17:56.020 or essentially almost all the time anybody who challenges like state narratives like like

00:18:02.840 narratives from the government and uh it's i've always felt it feels really inorganic and like i

00:18:09.760 don't want to just kind of go there but but it's always like is like are you down on your luck

00:18:14.280 you've run out of media jobs so now you're kind of doing this unofficial like cryptically shilling

00:18:20.560 state narratives and like that's your job now like it like i don't know how else to understand

00:18:25.960 his popularity where his opinions come from it's all it's all very clunky and odd like anytime that

00:18:33.080 i try to watch his show i'm always like who is this for like who is who is watching this i don't

00:18:39.000 understand um he's like this type that like thinks they're edgy punk but like they're literally just

00:18:46.520 representing the system like they like they've lost the the real core bro i got my booster you 0.99

00:18:53.460 didn't get your booster bro what the hell bro you're just an anti-vaxxer grandma killer yeah 0.91

00:18:59.420 and it's like i'm coming over here with with a suit on and but like i somehow have a more punk 0.96

00:19:04.380 attitude than dean blundell uh oh i see i'm remembering now you you sent me a link to this

00:19:10.300 the other night dude this is this this is gross bro is exactly bro is a bro dean has revealed to 0.93

00:19:16.580 us that he is for sure a gooner he is definitely a pornography like you guys know how i do it like 0.86

00:19:23.400 i try and keep things pretty professional pretty simple pretty direct we might have a kind of

00:19:28.300 controversial message but we try and uh we try and communicate it in a very clear and professional

00:19:34.480 way and it's not just to correct that it's not controversial it's controversial given the status

00:19:40.600 quo it's controversial in this very liberal environment we live in our what we're promoting

00:19:45.600 at dominion society is not actually radical whatsoever it's actually like normal for any

00:19:50.060 self-respecting country anyway yeah no i i completely agree but this guy comes on our 0.85

00:19:55.500 posts and he starts calling me a chronic masturbating incel and it's like do and trying 0.58

00:20:01.400 to challenge me to a debate at the same time it's like i i don't know if we can have a debate dean 0.99

00:20:06.820 if you're just gonna start talking about uh like my mom being a whore like yeah can you bring that 0.99

00:20:14.460 back up can you bring that back up i kind of want to read it in in his character voice um 1.00

00:20:21.180 oh daniel you little chronic masturbating incel you get it from somewhere probably your dad or 0.73

00:20:29.680 maybe your mom is a single mom who you were too close to but your fear of people of color becoming 0.99

00:20:35.020 canadian and radicalized hatred of people who don't look like you is a tell like your hatred

00:20:40.120 of the lgbtq community is a tell that you would love to live with a man a white man but a man

00:20:46.300 daniel and that okay like send send tweet like you're not you're not pure you're not reading 0.95

00:20:53.440 that back and being like huh do i come across like an unhinged like you and well done to you 0.78

00:21:02.420 like you are really hitting nerves you're really hitting nerves with some of your tweets it's like

00:21:06.300 people are kind of going off the handle and it's uh you love to see it you love to see it um what

00:21:12.600 exact sorry what exactly triggered this again this was from the the the school photo where you said

00:21:17.860 like you can't just become a canadian right is that what triggered that yeah well i i posted that

00:21:23.440 and i just like wasn't even paying attention to it and like the next day two days later i was

00:21:29.020 scrolling through some of the responses and i i responded to a couple of them and i made some

00:21:33.320 basic statements that were like canada is not something you can become attempts to integrate

00:21:39.400 are good but our classrooms should not be completely filled with foreigners and that's 1.00

00:21:44.920 when i really started to get on people's nerves um that statement that you can't become canadian

00:21:50.840 really set them off so that's when dean dean started uh attacking me uh and then i called

00:21:59.220 him a leftist and he didn't like that either and he he really got incensed um but i don't know what 0.97

00:22:05.400 else to call him uh i mean other than a pervert and a moron but uh politically speaking uh leftist 0.97

00:22:12.500 seems seems appropriate to me it's it's so it's so sad it's almost like i'm trying to think of 0.98

00:22:18.940 an analogy it's almost like maybe it's like a rescue dog you know like a rescue dog is like

00:22:22.740 super traumatized and they're all like messed up like when you get a rescue dog sometimes there's

00:22:26.900 rescue dogs that have been traumatized poor old dean like really went through cancel culture

00:22:31.680 before cancel culture was a thing for those who don't know he was on 102 on the edge he made some

00:22:36.260 joke about gay people and he mentioned like something to do with aids or hiv and uh and then

00:22:43.340 he got like canceled for that like back in the early before 2010 i think before cancel culture

00:22:48.300 was a thing and you know he's fully traumatized he's like this traumatized dog now that like

00:22:53.420 doesn't work properly anymore it's a sad it's sad it's sad to see come back to us dean come back to

00:22:58.440 us you know you can still be funny again there is hope you just gotta you know instead of rejecting

00:23:04.680 and sort of like realizing what the cancel culture was it's almost like he's adopted all of these

00:23:08.860 ideals that canceled him as if like that's what is correct and it's like no bro no bro it's actually

00:23:15.160 for a political agenda to pacify and pussify uh men specifically so they don't um say the truth 0.81

00:23:22.240 because if you haven't noticed telling the truth these days especially it's going to be racist 0.75

00:23:28.200 it's going to be sexist it's going to be homophobic it's going to be anti-semitic it's going to be

00:23:32.040 transphobic uh that's kind of why the cancel culture has become such a big thing it's to

00:23:37.240 silence people for not saying the truth so i thought that this is pretty obvious to anyone

00:23:43.080 who's watching but it's like you know um maybe we'll send this clip to dean to try and rehabilitate

00:23:47.880 him i'm sure that'll set him off and then he won't work that'll work for sure yeah

00:23:54.120 here's a real question here's a real question are you going to debate dean are you going to

00:24:00.600 debate dean about whether you're an incel or not uh that's probably below you to be honest that

00:24:05.480 would probably just i don't know what do you guys think i think it could be it could be fun but i

00:24:09.400 don't think we could stay on the issues i'm kind of an issues focused dude i don't want to start

00:24:14.280 slinging mud and talking calling me you know charlie mcguner like is that is that good content

00:24:20.520 do you guys want to see that i could definitely put him in the dumpster it'd be fun to talk about

00:24:24.920 immigration and see him trying to twist himself into pretzels to to justify canada transforming

00:24:30.920 into india yeah i think if it was a neutral ground it'd be great content but i but i think if he tried

00:24:37.160 to get you to come on his uh channel or whatever i think it would be really bad because he'd probably

00:24:43.240 mess with you i think i've seen him do that before too where he brings people on and then like he'll 0.56

00:24:47.080 like mute them and all this like nonsense and it's like this is just stupid uh but if it was 0.99

00:24:53.480 boxing match okay okay um incel eh yeah yeah the fact that he brought up your mother being 0.99

00:25:04.680 a prostitute and how he like slept with your mom it's like dude what grade are you in what 0.95

00:25:09.640 grade are you in like we're talking about a serious political topic and this guy is like 0.99

00:25:14.680 i slept with your mom dude and it's like aren't you like in your 50s doing shrooms all the time

00:25:21.320 like what's going on here what uh what happened dean we we gotta move on we gotta stop talking

00:25:28.120 about dean though we gotta be so true so we got some responses as well from guys like jonathan k

00:25:34.760 who writes for the national post and quillette and stuff andrew coin jumped on it um all sorts of

00:25:43.000 all sorts of fun people but i think the the funnier one happened today um a bit of a delayed

00:25:51.960 response i'd say when uh uh a fellow uh uh a dude i had never heard of to be totally honest

00:26:01.560 uh who works with the mcdonald laurier institute which is one of canada's premier think tanks

00:26:07.000 a harvard educated lawyer um jumps on my post and maybe you want to read this one too

00:26:14.500 when you're in your nice uh mocking tone but cave sharrouz jumps on our post and he says 1.00

00:26:23.140 you're right you're right a true canadian might be too polite to say fuck you daniel tyree you're 1.00

00:26:32.780 racist piece of shit. You're a piece of garbage who has done nothing with his life and wants to 1.00

00:26:37.320 blame his failures on non-white people. But I'm an immigrant and have no problem saying it. 1.00

00:26:44.060 Damn. So again, a very bizarre response. But I think it really proves our point. Like this guy 0.99

00:26:51.720 does not act very Canadian, not very polite. He accepts that he's not a Canadian. In fact,

00:26:58.520 he uses it to justify his poor behavior. But what I find really shocking about this is his

00:27:05.600 background. Like this guy's a Harvard educated lawyer. He works for a premier kind of conservative

00:27:11.880 think tank, the McDonnell Laurier Institute. And here he is on our posts, crashing out and

00:27:19.180 and you know cursing and and calling people names um but i think it's uh i i think this is going to

00:27:28.940 be representative of something that we're going to see a lot more and i think we're going to see it

00:27:32.560 like this i think we're going to see it in more subversive and nefarious ways whisper campaigns

00:27:38.980 behind the scenes i think that a lot of these existing conservative think tanks are going to

00:27:45.820 be increasingly threatened by dominion society um because one we're we're sort of in competition

00:27:52.360 for them we're going to be seeking out the same kind of support for for for members and donors

00:27:57.400 and so on as we look to accomplish our mission um but also the the we're going against the grain

00:28:04.980 not only ideologically but stylistically we're kind of like the new kids on the block to be

00:28:10.060 honest. And we do things very differently than traditional think tanks. Obviously, we have

00:28:16.020 a very different kind of style on social media. We are looking to produce all sorts of very like

00:28:24.240 think tank style studies and products like that. But we also have a very modern, casual, fun kind

00:28:33.340 of social media style. And I think that these traditional actors, these kind of old fogies are 1.00

00:28:39.920 going to think it's absolutely unacceptable. They're not going to like the way that we tweet

00:28:44.260 and the way that we make fun of things and our brash language, talking like normal people

00:28:52.960 and producing popular short form content. They're going to be jealous because they've always wanted

00:28:59.300 to get this sort of attention, but they don't know how to use social media. So they haven't

00:29:02.840 been able to do so. And they're going to react like this, or they're going to react with whisper

00:29:07.680 campaigns and trying to cancel us behind the scenes. But the reality is we're going to keep

00:29:12.260 growing because we have a strong message that resonates with people. We're very effective at

00:29:17.520 using social media and getting a lot of eyeballs on our ideas and our content.

00:29:23.000 And it's just going to, they're just going to have to deal with it. We're not going anywhere,

00:29:27.420 but, but up. Uh, can I share my screen? I don't know if that works, but, uh,

00:29:36.620 send me it can you see that yeah um i saw this and started smiling this is the same guy kevin

00:29:44.620 cavay sharrouz daniel thinks should be handed to him because he's of european stock meanwhile

00:29:51.260 immigrants outwork him and win so daniel is sad that he can't get a job and women won't 1.00

00:29:56.060 him this is a harvard educated lawyer that's crazy and then you and then you replied with 0.87

00:30:01.980 this which i thought was amazing never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake napoleon 0.89

00:30:06.380 bonaparte this guy has no credibility like he's losing it by the second he he looks like a 0.99

00:30:15.580 seething loser and like we're just gonna keep plowing on forward uh let them burn themselves 0.65

00:30:24.700 down and um just just one point uh that i think that you kind of missed which is a little bit more 0.97

00:30:31.260 uncomfortable for people and that's kind of like this i remember talking to uh i believe it was

00:30:38.620 tyler russell years ago and he was telling me about nick fuentes and the groipers way back in 2019

00:30:44.620 and i was like a little innocent libertarian back then and he was like greg the rise of tribalism

00:30:51.260 is inevitable and that really freaked me out at the time as a libertarian i'm like tribalism

00:30:56.460 like what do you mean that's scary but sure enough like five six years later it's like the the we're

00:31:03.340 seeing the failure of multiculturalism and we're seeing that like the ugly face of tribalism has

00:31:09.260 has reared its ugly head and it's unignorable um and with this reaction from this guy

00:31:16.780 you know so any basically that what it says to me this harvard educated lawyer um anybody any 0.76

00:31:24.700 white person in canada who's going to assert that like canadian ethnicity is a real thing

00:31:30.780 and there's a difference between an ethnic canadian historical or heritage canadian and

00:31:34.620 a canadian citizen who just got here is indian any white person who actually asserts that 0.99

00:31:40.220 they're just a racist piece of and you're an intel and you're a loser and it's like wow so 0.97

00:31:45.420 okay so and any time that a you know white canadian is sort of asserting themselves as 1.00

00:31:52.220 being part of a tribe with a shared ancestry you basically hate that person and you're going to

00:31:57.260 immediately condemn them condemn them and hate on them and find any sort of hurtful hateful language

00:32:03.180 to brand them as this vile person it's like wow uh we're really we're really getting into some

00:32:09.260 interesting territory here with uh dominion society and it's only what what month month

00:32:13.980 three or four geez yeah and and as you said i agree i think we're gonna see a lot of this

00:32:22.200 in different versions some more subversive some more open um but uh maybe we'll maybe we'll get

00:32:29.740 a nickname for it just add it to the list add it to the hall of the hall of crash out the crash out

00:32:34.940 the hall of crash outs yeah we should start printing them out i can hang them up on my wall

00:32:42.020 but at the same time um uh like i think this is a uh a promising kind of signal like the

00:32:55.560 mcdonald laurier institute they may not like us but they pay they're paying attention to us

00:32:59.800 um there's been a couple signals of that but at the same time uh there was another uh op-ed

00:33:06.320 today published in the national post that i wanted to talk about uh by anthony coke um and

00:33:13.880 most of you are probably unfamiliar with anthony um but he is a kind of cpc operative he was on

00:33:21.500 poiliev's leadership team he was uh the kind of press secretary i think during the the transition

00:33:29.120 and then he left to work for the conservative party of british columbia uh he was their

00:33:33.480 communications director during the provincial election. So he's a pretty, he's a young guy,

00:33:37.720 but he's a pretty well-established kind of CPC backroom type of guy. And he published an article

00:33:44.580 today to the effect of how conservatives helped the left undermine the West. And he goes through

00:33:52.820 and he takes a few international examples of kind of failed right-wing parties in France

00:33:59.820 and in Germany, but eventually he does get back to Canada. And I thought this was very interesting

00:34:06.080 because this kind of represents an kind of institutional CPC-er adopting our talking

00:34:14.820 points. Here it is. He goes on to explain that Brian Mulroney and Stephen Harper played a role

00:34:24.400 in the the kind of establishment of multiculturalism and and mass immigration um in canada the press

00:34:32.740 progressive conservatives and later the federal conservative party presided over the codification

00:34:36.380 and expansion of official multiculturalism a policy that under successive liberal and conservative

00:34:41.440 governments alike transformed national identity into something shared uh into something merely

00:34:46.640 managed brian mulrooney enshrined multiculturalism into the cornerstone of canadian political

00:34:51.680 consensus Stephen Harper though more cautious did little to challenge its assumptions the

00:34:58.740 conservatives spoke of integration but funded the same bureaucracies of fragmentation even in

00:35:05.280 opposition they supported the immigration policies advanced by the liberal government even though

00:35:09.520 when evidence showed integration was faltering and housing health care and wages were suffering

00:35:13.800 and let it be said plainly this is not a rejection of immigration blah blah blah he starts he he

00:35:19.900 needs to add his pro-immigration cope at the end or else it wouldn't get published in the national

00:35:24.040 post um but and while this is kind of frustrating because the national post ignores my emails and

00:35:30.160 won't publish my articles it is a representation of the shifting overton window we see these

00:35:36.300 kind of cpc swamp monsters more and more willing to to adopt our idea and share them through

00:35:42.660 through canada's biggest kind of ostensibly conservative publication this is a massive

00:35:48.320 development um like even in the last couple of months uh as the conservative party has been more

00:35:55.840 willing to to criticize immigration and multiculturalism they haven't been able to to

00:36:00.960 talk about the role that their own party has played in it and they have played an important

00:36:04.560 role they they they're just as uh responsible for this so-called immigration consensus as the

00:36:11.360 opposition as as the liberal party um but this willingness uh of these kind of you know younger

00:36:20.000 kind of conservative new right folks as they're calling themselves um to to grapple with even the

00:36:27.520 role that they've played in multiculturalism is a is a is a promising signal yeah it's a good sign

00:36:33.360 and and i feel like the the other big win that happened i think a couple months ago or a month

00:36:37.760 ago is uh you know at dominion society we were talking about the temporary foreign workers and

00:36:43.040 then finally the conservative party is like okay we're gonna do we're gonna do something about the

00:36:46.240 temporary foreign workers we're gonna you know disavow it and disagree with it and um i've told

00:36:51.720 people this before you know winning is not as glamorous as you might think it is when it comes

00:36:59.600 to like the shifting overton window you know like unfortunately michelle rempel finally saying 0.99

00:37:05.740 something a slightly watered down version of what dominion society is saying that actually is a win

00:37:11.620 i know it's not very satisfying but it actually is a win slowly but surely and you mentioned this uh

00:37:17.420 this op-ed from somebody who is sort of like a cpc operative i'm starting to adopt our talking

00:37:23.260 points but also oh but i really really love immigration at the end like it's not very

00:37:28.280 satisfying but it is a sign that things are shifting in that direction they especially with

00:37:33.660 just the unignorable consequences of mass immigration and multiculturalism right now. 1.00

00:37:40.120 It's like, yeah, you have to talk about it. I mean, look around. But it's great to have

00:37:45.980 a Dominion Society with our suits on being professional and being like, this is the actual

00:37:51.400 North Star that we should be pointing towards. And we're coming for you, Conservative Party.

00:37:56.340 So you better get ahead of the game. You better start marching in that direction because that's

00:38:00.220 where everyone's going that's where your support's going so uh yeah get in line or uh you know get

00:38:06.580 out of the way yeah it's definitely not a massive win it's not time to it's not victory let's pack

00:38:16.500 things up let's go home but things are definitely moving in our direction and i think uh the way

00:38:22.060 that we're approaching things has really uh sped up this process uh and i'm excited to see where

00:38:28.160 where things will be in a few more months as we continue to grow and we continue uh we start to

00:38:32.880 build out a volunteer organization we start doing more on the ground activism we we we ramp up our

00:38:39.200 our social media uh content production uh we diversify it and start producing more long-form

00:38:45.600 content like there's a lot of exciting things coming down the pipe we're really just getting

00:38:50.080 started um but we already seem to be having a serious influence over the overall conversation

00:38:56.640 um so many more things to come yeah did you want to maybe we could go over some of the news items

00:39:03.700 that you think are most important and maybe how the conservative party has responded in a good

00:39:09.260 way or hasn't responded in a good way because there was something about this recent budget

00:39:13.260 right that's related to immigration numbers i think we should go over that yeah let's do it um

00:39:19.460 So in the budget that was released, you know, a week and a half ago, included in that was the new immigration levels plan.

00:39:29.600 So we got the projected numbers for the next two years.

00:39:34.760 So in it, we saw in a reduction in overall numbers.

00:39:41.260 Here's our post about it.

00:39:43.540 This year, we had about 400K permanent residents.

00:39:46.500 they're they're bringing it down to 380 for next year um it's worth noting that uh this is actually

00:39:53.400 a bit this is actually a bit higher than what justin trudeau had announced when he was like

00:39:59.820 doing that mea culpa about about immigration whether he was trying to keep his job before

00:40:04.460 they threw him out i think he had projected 365k for this year so they're bringing it down to 380k

00:40:11.060 But if you looked a little bit more carefully below the levels plan, they also provided a pathway to amnesty for 115,000 asylum claimants that are currently being processed and another 33K permanent residents, sorry, temporary foreign workers that they're going to give permanent citizenship to.

00:40:37.240 So again, we quickly get up to 500,000 new permanent residents this year.

00:40:43.100 On top, they announced another 150K foreign students and 230K foreign workers.

00:40:50.060 So it comes out to about...

00:40:51.660 Sorry, is that a reduction, foreign students and foreign workers?

00:40:54.940 Is that a reduction?

00:40:55.740 Is that higher or lower?

00:40:57.400 So it comes out to about 800,000 per year, which is a reduction compared to recent years

00:41:02.800 where we've seen about a million to 1.2.

00:41:06.260 um million uh the biggest reductions have been in the the temporary uh strains of immigration

00:41:14.180 so the both foreign workers and uh especially foreign students have been pretty massively

00:41:19.460 reduced um so that is again these are the more controversial areas for sure that where there's

00:41:25.780 uh a much larger consensus against um so it's not surprising to see the that that reduction

00:41:32.340 um but the the reduction in permanent residency is is minuscule and literally not a reduction it's

00:41:42.340 in it's an increase if you include those other programs for for asylum claimants and uh and

00:41:49.480 foreign workers uh to become permanent residents as well so he's really mark carney's like he's

00:41:55.060 kind of broken it up in in new ways but what he's done is increasing the the amount of permanent

00:42:00.020 residents that are coming into the country next year while reducing the temporary residents side

00:42:06.060 of things. But this is still mass immigration. Like if you compare it to the chart for like

00:42:14.380 historical immigration levels, there's very few years outside of the Trudeau years that are above

00:42:21.960 350 000 like even just the 380k figure is a historic anomaly um outside of like the the

00:42:30.920 the laurier era of of mass immigration which was used to literally populate western canada which

00:42:37.080 was like a an unpopulated wasteland that we were worried that the americans would kind of walk up

00:42:44.680 and take away from us so it's a bit of an exception uh to historical immigration trends if you ask me 0.98

00:42:51.480 um like even 280k it's it's still mass immigration no absolutely i was just doing the math i grew up

00:42:59.880 in kingston ontario and the uh the population uh in 2021 was 170 000. so if you double that

00:43:10.120 we're getting two king we're still getting two kingstons a year in terms of like where are

00:43:14.360 are these people going like we're like where are all these people living like brampton okay okay

00:43:20.680 but it's uh you know it's it's completely absurd and especially when you kind of get into those

00:43:24.920 numbers where it's like almost a million people it's like that's like what a saskatchewan every

00:43:29.400 year a saskatchewan worth of people um it's insane it's obviously unsustainable and uh it needs to

00:43:37.320 be reversed you know it's like nowhere nowhere you're close enough to um addressing the current

00:43:43.080 issues and i i'm excited i i don't want to i don't want to tease out and say too much but um

00:43:49.960 there is not like sure there's some people coming out against immigration um maybe at the national

00:43:54.840 post or what have you and maybe the conservative party started to talk about it but it's like and

00:43:59.160 something to mean society is looking into is like i want to see more numbers of the projections of

00:44:04.280 how badly this is going to mess with our healthcare industry our healthcare system because like

00:44:09.320 already the wait times are ridiculous uh in the emergency room the wait times for uh life-saving

00:44:16.280 surgeries is ridiculous um when you and when you continue to add more to the pile add more people

00:44:22.520 to the pile uh all that's going to get worse quality of life will go down like you know i'm 0.92

00:44:28.520 not i'm not a scientist i'm not a rocket it doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand this stuff

00:44:33.480 um and yeah like i want to see more of those numbers i want to see more of those sort of like

00:44:38.680 Like just, just like paint a picture for people of not only like, yeah, this is, this is going

00:44:45.460 to cause way, way, way more problems if this does not start to get reversed.

00:44:52.260 Yeah.

00:44:52.820 And like, again, this plan brings up the issue of asylum claimants and it provides a sort

00:44:58.660 of solution for 115 K of them to become permanent residents.

00:45:02.380 And that's an important reminder.

00:45:03.960 like these uh the asylum system has been rife with abuse over the last few years like it's gone from

00:45:10.200 being a tiny program it under justin trudeau it blew up to just a backdoor immigration scheme

00:45:17.320 and so many people come here now there's like i think there's 570 000 asylum claimants currently

00:45:24.440 being processed the government's only been able to process about 100 uh 100 000 of them a year

00:45:30.440 So they're just going to circumvent it by making a bunch of these guys private citizen,

00:45:34.820 permanent residents rather.

00:45:36.500 But at the same time, the budget also included a bunch of line items to handle these asylum

00:45:44.620 claimants.

00:45:45.240 In there, there was $67 million over the next year for lodging for asylum claimants, for

00:45:54.260 for you know their hotel stays uh where they're staying in the in niagara and in ottawa and

00:46:00.140 different cities there was also a billion dollars over the next two years for for health care for

00:46:05.880 asylum claimants these people are not citizens i don't know why they get access to any of our 1.00

00:46:11.760 social services including health care especially when our health care system's already overtaxed

00:46:16.400 and in our own people uh don't have access to things like a family doctor or or die on waiting

00:46:23.280 lists or, or, uh, our, our ERs are, are backlogged a billion dollars going to, to, uh, healthcare

00:46:32.020 for asylum claimants.

00:46:33.380 Why is, why is the average Canadian taxed 40%?

00:46:36.680 It's because we're playing for a billion dollars in, uh, in healthcare for asylum, asylum

00:46:42.360 claimants who I would love to know, like the percentage of asylum claimants that are like

00:46:47.100 total lies.

00:46:47.840 that's something that's always irritated me is that you know some of these refugees are just 1.00

00:46:54.880 jumping through the hoops to be considered a refugee and it's like you know they're not

00:47:00.080 actually in danger i'm sure there are real refugees obviously but it's like i would love to 0.95

00:47:04.400 know the percentage of them that are actually like you know their whole premise of being a

00:47:08.500 asylum claimant is actually based on a lie yeah and and it's a bit different than refugees like 0.99

00:47:14.840 refugees are people that typically we bring here for humanitarian reasons that are either

00:47:19.260 publicly sponsored or privately sponsored. These are people that come here and then ask for asylum 0.69

00:47:25.880 to get refugee status. So you can see that there should be a significant kind of selection bias

00:47:31.960 there. If you're able to fly into Canada, often on a tourist visa, and then declare your asylum

00:47:39.200 claim uh declare what is that like what does that look like they get there they're like oh

00:47:44.720 it turns out like some guy wants to kill me back home i can't go back it's not safe there i'm

00:47:49.280 actually like uh lgbtq and i'm not safe in my muslim country or like they just have these 1.00

00:47:55.680 claims um these are the people that are coming over the border at rocksham road um a new a new

00:48:03.200 abuse of the system is now that they're reducing things like foreign students and such um

00:48:09.200 and that students are having to be sent back or or these temporary work visas are entering

00:48:13.680 to stay in the country they're declaring asylum like these people literally were just on a

00:48:18.960 a student visa and all of a sudden it's not safe for them to go home like 0.98

00:48:22.160 it's it's just become a pathway to abuse the system um and the last one i do want to bring

00:48:29.680 up this last budget line item i want to bring up there's also half a half a billion dollars for

00:48:35.360 asylum system and legal aid so not only are we paying for their lodging and their health care

00:48:41.600 while they're here we're paying for their lawyers so they can stay so they can prove that they can

00:48:47.560 stay here no way yeah what so we're paying for their lawyer and like can you give an example of

00:48:57.060 like what the lawyer would be uh like what would the case be it's like no my client needs my my

00:49:03.460 client is an asylum seeker he like his claim to asylum is legitimate that's what we're paying

00:49:08.320 lawyers to do to argue yeah yeah going through the legal proceedings to prove whether or not

00:49:12.220 their asylum claim is legitimate what and we'll be paying for both sides of that lawsuit like

00:49:17.740 exactly so people ask us all the time how are you going to pay for remigration how are you

00:49:23.580 going to pay for it we're spending billions of dollars on asylum claims and and and complete

00:49:31.560 nonsense around maintaining the system of mass immigration. We're going to ax all of these 1.00

00:49:37.460 programs and repurpose this money to fund our remigration program so we can start putting our

00:49:42.620 own people first. It's simple. It's simple. And it goes to show again of like why the ideas coming

00:49:50.940 from the further right and dominion society are really not that radical. It's like, no,

00:49:55.200 we actually just want an immigration system that isn't being abused, used and abused to prioritize

00:50:01.180 foreigners. You know, it's pretty, it's pretty simple. The whole point of an immigration program 0.99

00:50:07.180 for a country, just so you know, it's supposed to benefit the host country. That was the whole point

00:50:12.340 of, you know, having an immigration program, you know, bring people over that are going to help us

00:50:17.740 out. And that logic has totally been inverted where it's like, let's help, let's help the,

00:50:23.860 you know, all sorts of people around the world, no matter how down on their luck they are. And

00:50:29.480 let's just kind of empty our pockets, empty out all of our resources, like, you know, tax our

00:50:35.260 citizens to death to get people over living here. And it's, yeah, it's just not, it's shameful. 0.65

00:50:44.460 We're not honoring the country. We're not honoring the people who have lived here. 1.00

00:50:48.480 We're certainly not honoring the people who pay taxes. And it's not radical. It's not extreme to

00:50:54.060 be like, we need to audit this system. We need to audit our current immigration program and the

00:50:59.840 many different policies and programs underneath it, because it's definitely being used and abused. 0.69

00:51:05.480 And it's such a rabbit hole too, because like you just shared that with me and I was like,

00:51:09.600 my jaw hit the floor. I'm like, I've never heard that. And like, there's so many other things

00:51:13.040 going on. Like people have talked about the diploma. Here's another one, Greg.

00:51:16.900 They found this week, the liberals admitted they've spent $7 billion over the last nine years

00:51:22.640 sending the child benefit funds

00:51:26.960 to non-permanent residents and other non-citizens.

00:51:32.440 So just under a billion dollars a year

00:51:34.840 going to support child rearing

00:51:37.940 amongst temporary foreign residents

00:51:39.820 and asylum claimants

00:51:41.120 and other sort of non-citizen groups in our country.

00:51:46.400 Where are you going to get the money?

00:51:48.000 Where are you going to get the money for remigration?

00:51:51.160 Where is it going to come from?

00:51:52.640 billions of dollars being mishandled none of these benefits should be going to non-citizens 1.00

00:51:57.900 like these programs are for our own people and they're being squandered on people that shouldn't

00:52:03.440 be here in the first place like they literally have no status to be here it's absurd and it's

00:52:09.640 an abuse of our program and it's it's it's poor accounting like i don't even know how

00:52:13.760 they have access to these programs they really shouldn't as far as i understand them

00:52:18.120 yeah and you know it's this stuff is becoming obvious as the quality of life starts to dwindle

00:52:26.680 for the average canadian like it's it becomes like when you juxtapose someone who can barely 0.99

00:52:30.640 make ends meet can barely you know afford uh you know child care for their own kids who have lived

00:52:36.420 here for generations and then they're seeing stuff like this it should become very obvious like our

00:52:41.120 arguments should become very obvious like it's it's it's and i think it is even for people who

00:52:46.860 have always been leftists or progressives you know like i really do think that this is it is going to

00:52:51.780 become a sort of um i think people are going to start to become more nationalistic they're going

00:52:57.800 to start to i think we're going to like you know find a back door into you know winning over normies

00:53:05.200 and having them realize that like you know immigration and fixing it and reversing it is

00:53:09.860 like the most important thing um for the survival of canada yeah it objectively is because again

00:53:17.880 canada is not just a state not only are we heading towards economic collapse but canada is a nation

00:53:23.060 canada's a people and we're rapidly losing that because of mass immigration the only way to 1.00

00:53:28.740 protect it at this point is is through remigration uh and like we've seen how mass immigration is

00:53:35.640 changing our society there's too many troubling signs in areas like toronto and brampton

00:53:39.580 um for rising crime and and transformations of cultures the the reality is you cannot separate

00:53:47.820 these things um people don't like to talk about ethnicity people don't like to talk about race

00:53:52.400 they like to reduce it to to an aversion to skin color but that's that's such an uh an in an unfair

00:54:00.040 and dishonest uh uh breakdown of the argument uh the reality is people regard like yes they're

00:54:08.200 different colors, but they also have different religions, different traditions, different

00:54:13.880 foods. All of these things are wrapped up in their ethnic identity. Ethnicity is a bundle of 0.99

00:54:23.480 things. It's not just race. It's all of these things together. And they come here and they

00:54:27.960 bring everything with them. And our state says, you don't have to get rid of anything like that.

00:54:32.820 You can just keep it all. And they live in little ethnic ghettos with their own people where they 1.00

00:54:37.640 can speak their own foreign languages and they start their own foreign businesses and they start

00:54:42.080 their own kind of cultural institutions to start hijacking our politics and everything gets warped

00:54:50.020 into something completely foreign. And we need to start putting our own, we need to put our foot

00:54:56.740 down and we need to say what is a Canadian and what isn't. And we need to start putting our own

00:55:01.100 people first, and we need to have a monolithic culture that people can unify around, or else

00:55:09.500 we're going to fall to things like balkanization and factionalization. There's going to be

00:55:15.040 increasing rises of things like, how long until there's going to be a Kalistan party in our

00:55:20.360 parliament? How long until there's going to be pro-Sharia Muslim sectarian parties in our

00:55:28.140 parliament how far off are we from these things like when are people going to wake up is it going

00:55:32.860 to be now when we're when we're putting forward a credible option or are we going to actually have

00:55:36.740 to start losing our society a bit more before people start taking this seriously the writing

00:55:41.880 is on the wall folks the writing is on the wall are you going to listen to it and take the proper

00:55:45.960 actions or are you just going to keep ignoring it until it becomes very very difficult to solve

00:55:51.480 the problem. Choice is yours. Here's another one we have to react to. You want to have one more

00:56:00.560 point? Well, this might be a segue into it, which is there are people who are overstaying their

00:56:08.180 visas this year, if I'm not mistaken, around almost nearly under just under 5 million people

00:56:13.480 who are going to be overstaying their visas or their visas will be expiring. And if we enforce

00:56:18.880 the laws properly they should be deported um are people going to be deported has this happened does

00:56:26.080 is this happening in canada what does that look like is anybody enforcing this law like what's

00:56:30.640 going on with that i'm personally curious because uh like i remember hearing about that months and

00:56:37.360 months ago that there's going to be a lot of people who should be deported based on the existing laws

00:56:42.640 will they yeah i mean i've seen some updated figures that seem to suggest that those numbers

00:56:49.280 are going down i i that is definitely something we should follow up uh on as as this year concludes

00:56:56.080 to to see that how that process is going now oh the go the the liberal government has said that

00:57:02.240 they they rely on things like self-deportations and they don't they don't track these things

00:57:06.640 properly and and to be fair like there are factors that will uh cause a lot of these people

00:57:13.160 to naturally go back things like they're uh like they have temporary social insurance numbers to

00:57:18.540 work you know legally that will expire so then like they won't be able to legally work so there

00:57:24.960 there are these sort of like pressures to to have them go back but we don't have ice in this country

00:57:29.960 we don't have deportation authorities to to go around and make sure people are going home we just

00:57:35.580 have these kind of systems that all automatically time out and then hopefully people return home and

00:57:40.920 lots of them do like we can be honest about that but the problem is lots of them don't like there's

00:57:46.640 there's increasingly a black labor market in our country um where people are working under the

00:57:52.500 table um and and our government doesn't have the capacity to to crack down on this i would like to 0.65

00:57:59.100 zoom in on that really quickly because a lot of people who are ignorant to dominion societies and

00:58:04.420 our remigration policies. They like to say, oh, it's just like this hacked sort of deportation,

00:58:09.840 mass deportations, and that's sort of it. And that's all it is. It's just racist with mass

00:58:14.640 deportations. And it's like, well, actually, it's a lot of very thoughtful policies where you can

00:58:18.940 incentivize people to leave. And that is an example where it's like you have an expiring

00:58:24.120 social insurance number. It's almost like we already have systems in place that do this to

00:58:31.260 an effect they could be more effective is our point is the idea it's like let's let's create

00:58:36.520 more uh ways and methods and techniques and procedures to incentivize people to go back to

00:58:43.940 their homelands um we can do this with policy there's already things in place that are examples

00:58:50.340 of that we just need to make them much more robust and obviously change the sort of existing

00:58:55.640 ethos and morality around it right now which is we are a doormat to the third world it's like well

00:59:00.980 actually no we're not we are canadians sure we've been helpful people in the past but right now we

00:59:06.020 need to kind of take care of our own first and foremost because it's gone completely out of

00:59:09.860 control parminder dolly wall says send these two guys back let's go you're going back parminder

00:59:19.140 sorry to break it to you um make sure you subscribe thanks for the comment uh i think

00:59:27.940 we need to react to this uh clip that was posted by mocha bezargon yesterday uh from a new movie

00:59:36.740 that was released earlier this year called guru nanak jahaz uh funded in part by the canadian

00:59:43.540 government i'm sure lots of people saw this but i think we need to watch the clip together

00:59:50.260 let's just watch the beginning of it so that's enough uh

00:59:53.540 have you heard this story mocha told me about this before he posted it but have you heard have

01:00:00.020 you heard about this piece little piece of canadian history where essentially an immigration

01:00:05.180 officer slash british um guy uh you all have to know the story of the komagata maru greg

01:00:14.420 it's a very important part of canadian history and immigration history in particular

01:00:21.260 um yeah i mean for context uh you know in 1908 uh wilfrid laurier's government in partnership with

01:00:29.800 his labor minister mackenzie king brought in the continuous journey regulation which was a a law

01:00:36.980 that would prevent uh anyone from immigrating to canada if they could not have an uninterrupted

01:00:43.160 journey from their homeland to our country and this was kind of a clever way at the time of

01:00:48.420 excluding immigration from Muslim countries, India, and Japan, because there was no direct

01:00:54.720 trips from those countries to Canada. There was a small Sikh population in BC at the time of

01:01:03.460 less than a thousand people, I believe. And there was a kind of controversy that was grown around

01:01:10.600 this and uh as a result there was uh the some indians got together with some muslims and and

01:01:18.680 commissioned a steamship to go directly from india to to to the port in bc called the komagata maru

01:01:27.000 and they when they came to to shore they were they were ultimately turned away um there was

01:01:32.600 a confrontation with the the local mp at the time herbert henry stevens and there was a big

01:01:38.120 controversy around a police officer john hopkins who was ultimately assassinated and that's exactly

01:01:44.760 what's being uh shown in that clip this this movie is is has been made by these kind of ethnic 0.97

01:01:53.640 activity groups uh run by by you know calistani sikhs that want to show their side of the story

01:02:02.840 and they want to frame this criminal this terror this political terrorist mawa singh 0.59

01:02:08.520 as some sort of badass hero for murdering a canadian civil servant who was standing up

01:02:17.720 cracking down on seek uh crimes and protecting canadian identity and upholding canadian laws

01:02:26.440 yeah yeah i mean isn't isn't that and the fact that that's being made now is totally

01:02:32.040 representative of the establishments the canadian is like this sort of attitude towards immigration 0.97

01:02:38.120 law which is like let's kill the people who want a more strict immigration law let's kill these 0.96

01:02:44.120 people who are uh you know trying to enforce the law to not have mass immigration you know it's um 0.99

01:02:50.840 and the fact that it's being glorified with your tax money it's being glorified with your canadian

01:02:56.440 tax money to make it seem like the foreign terrorist assassin is the good guy the guy

01:03:03.360 trying to just uphold the law being loyal to the crown trying to like just hey let's make sure that

01:03:09.840 uh you know we just enforce these immigration laws properly that's the bad guy um that i mean 0.56

01:03:17.340 that's that's the whole attitude right there that needs to be that it's a you know it is very

01:03:22.680 treasonous and traitorous that it's like okay like anybody who enforces the law is some racist and

01:03:27.720 anybody who kills that person is like an anti-racist hero yeah and i mean it reminds me of the the whole

01:03:33.640 reaction around um charlie kirk uh there were so many people who felt like um that's just like i

01:03:41.320 have his opinions uh if they're willing to kill him why wouldn't they be willing to kill me and

01:03:46.200 And like, this is, look at this bizarre example of a glorification of violence.

01:03:52.160 This man for upholding an anti-immigration policy is being celebrated for being murdered.

01:03:58.860 What does that say about these people and what they think about Canadians and our views?

01:04:04.200 But also, I think this shows the importance of organizations like ours.

01:04:08.640 um we have this coordinated seek community who's able to you know partially fund this project get

01:04:17.340 funding from the canadian government and then create this regardless of the content it's it

01:04:23.080 seems to be you know high production value with you know costumes and and professional equipment

01:04:29.820 and all these things, professional grade propaganda to glorify, glamorize their position

01:04:38.840 on things. And Canadians, real Canadians, heritage Canadians don't have or didn't have anything like 0.87

01:04:44.620 this until we built the Dominion Society. So this is exactly the type of thing that we need to push

01:04:52.000 back against. And we need to have our own kind of cultural force and institutions like the Dominion

01:04:56.940 society to create our own propaganda to put forward our own worldview to glamorize our own

01:05:03.740 heroes because this is this is what we need the uh culture politics is downstream from culture

01:05:11.260 and we need to take our culture back uh and i think there's lots of inspiration we can draw from

01:05:16.060 from foreign ethnic groups operating in canada from left-wing groups from from groups uh more

01:05:20.300 similar to us around the world um but this is how far behind we are um and we're able to get

01:05:28.460 government funding for her own even though even though it's a patriotic content yeah and i do

01:05:35.020 want to take a minute like you know what you just described is supposed to be the job of the cbc of

01:05:40.860 the canadian broadcasting corporation and i will take a moment to shout out second sons canada and

01:05:46.060 jeremy mckenzie who did this i thought was very tasteful speech in front of cbc headquarters

01:05:51.980 in um in downtown ottawa saying uh cbc hates white people and kind of just kind of like

01:05:58.540 summarizing like you guys have failed this country you failed the people of this country

01:06:03.180 and um yeah it's on it's it's so um it's such a it's such a problem that we're that we're in like

01:06:11.580 how far that institution has fallen really is sad because it has become this weird sick i use i use

01:06:18.140 the term fetishization because and like you know sometimes think that's a sexual thing but it's like

01:06:22.940 there there is this like fetishization that so many canadians have adopted fetishizing the

01:06:28.540 foreigner fetishizing some from like a black and brown person oh my gosh and it's become the sort 0.57

01:06:35.260 of mainstay ethos the mainstay sort of like um just like belief and ideology of the cbc and

01:06:46.060 yeah it's like it's it's gotten really really ugly and uh but it's a big opportunity for us

01:06:53.020 it's a big opportunity for us to to correct that and to remind people you know what this country

01:06:58.700 is, who you are, what, what our ancestors are, what our history is. And, um, yeah, we're going

01:07:05.200 to need, we're going to need the support and we're going to need, um, uh, a lot of work to be done.

01:07:14.400 Needless to say, but we should, we shouldn't, we should encourage people. If you do want to learn

01:07:18.620 more about Dominion Society, you should go to dominionsociety.ca. If you do want to support us

01:07:22.820 and check out the website um check out what is a canadian what is remigration you can send us a

01:07:29.980 donation there as well or sign up as a member where you'll get one of these nice uh one of

01:07:35.680 these nice little pins we'll give you a card as well and we'll uh we'll be reaching out to you

01:07:40.840 to see if you want to help out with a volunteer opportunity as well but um should we wrap it up

01:07:46.660 there go over another story no there's some other stories but this is getting a bit long

01:07:52.020 uh uh we'll have to leave those for a future day there's there's never ending slog of of new

01:07:59.380 immigration updates and in bizarre uh court cases and stuff that come out every week um so i mean

01:08:06.680 let us know do you guys think we should make this a regular thing um we've never done a done a live

01:08:12.660 stream like this before i think it was it was a lot of fun um and yeah as greg said if you if you

01:08:18.920 like what you hear make sure you're heading over to our website dominionsociety.ca and

01:08:22.660 learning more about us there and most importantly joining as a member because we need to grow our

01:08:28.800 ranks we need to grow our volunteer teams we need to grow our base of donors we need to make a large

01:08:35.040 professional organization that can push back against these ethnic lobby groups and really

01:08:40.260 promote a positive vision for for the future of this country and and the the only way forward for

01:08:46.500 for the canadian people is is re-migration and there's no other organization that's

01:08:50.980 going to make that a reality and push that into the mainstream like like the dominion society

01:08:57.780 happy to be on board happy to be on board thanks for thanks for having me daniel

01:09:02.100 thanks for watching guys like subscribe to the channel if you haven't already

01:09:05.940 and uh yeah let us know if you want to see more of this good stuff awesome

01:09:09.860 have a nice night everyone

01:09:12.800 and long live Canada

01:09:14.080 long live Canada

01:09:39.860 Thank you.

Dominion Society of Canada - November 15, 2025

Immigration Chaos & Twitter Meltdowns — Dominion Society LIVE

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