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

00:00:20.000 Canada is undergoing the most dramatic cultural change in its history and the Conservatives are silent too.

00:00:25.000 Not only are they silent, they're actively trying to pander to foreign ethnic groups.

00:00:34.000 It does kind of feel like a foreign country here, not going to lie.

00:00:49.000 If you're a real conservative, you would stand against this transformation of our society.

00:01:19.000 And we're going to hold the Conservative Party accountable.

00:01:24.780 The only option right now to preserve Canada's ethno-cultural identity is

00:01:28.700 remigration.

00:01:49.000 welcome everybody to a dominion society live stream with myself greg wycliffe and of course

00:02:11.640 the chair daniel tyree daniel you've been getting into a lot of trouble and it's only

00:02:17.780 it's only tuesday um but i thought it'd be a good opportunity to kind of kind of flesh out some of

00:02:24.540 these conversations and kind of have a good chuckle have a good laugh at some of the some of the things

00:02:30.460 that have been going down you know yeah yeah it's been a fun week and as you said it's only tuesday

00:02:36.080 i really managed to kick the hornet's nest yesterday eh yeah it appears that way it appears

00:02:41.920 that way um you know we'll be going over some tweets from andrew coin who if for those who

00:02:47.840 forget he has so many foreign flags in his bio he actually is a conservative by like mainstream

00:02:53.760 uh conversation standards in canada but he called us some names and then of course the the now really

00:02:59.920 fallen from grace uh jason kenney called us the r slur the r word uh the the rate the eraser a

00:03:08.480 racist um but we'll look at that as well and some of the responses but uh i don't know i just i just

00:03:15.520 feel like before we get into that i just i just feel like this is all just such positive feedback

00:03:20.320 for the dominion society like we're pissing off all the right people in all the right ways you know

00:03:26.320 yeah yeah and i mean i i think we're really setting the conversation we've been trending

00:03:30.160 on social media for the last 24, 48 hours now. The debate rages on. I really did not expect this

00:03:39.720 sort of response after that interview. I was excited that Juno offered to have me on. It's

00:03:46.220 a pretty big platform compared to what we've done in the past. But I guess a lot of conservative

00:03:53.360 MPs, a lot of conservative establishment types are close followers of Juno. So it triggered quite the

00:03:59.180 the response from the establishment we got we have sitting mps garnet genius uh commenting on

00:04:06.540 it we have the former premier of alberta jason kenny the former immigration minister of canada

00:04:12.460 jason kenny uh you know andrew coin all these talk uh dudes from the canada strong and free

00:04:18.460 networking conference what they what used to be called the manning conference the biggest

00:04:21.820 conservative kind of uh advocacy group in the country uh we triggered all of them uh but i think

00:04:29.340 we also really are shifting the discourse really uh the biggest response there uh wasn't about uh

00:04:35.660 a lot of our points uh our more moderate positions on on deporting you know illegals and ending the

00:04:41.740 temporary foreign worker program and all these stuff uh really the discussion was really only

00:04:46.860 on our most radical policies uh stripping people of citizenship in certain cases uh and i think

00:04:51.960 that's how you see the the overton window kind of moving in real time um now we've kind of centered

00:04:58.720 the the debate around remigration around uh permanent residents and and and uh citizens

00:05:04.540 which is really the the ultimate conclusion of our our remigration plan while people are kind

00:05:09.600 of getting in line behind uh you know phase one and two or the steps uh towards getting there

00:05:15.300 yeah yeah and you know something i find funny about all of these conversations that are being

00:05:21.440 had is uh we're starting to realize how little these conversations are had at all you know just

00:05:27.840 kind of getting into the details getting into the weeds on any of these issues um you know people

00:05:33.480 are i don't i don't want to i don't know if ignorance is the right word but it's it's it's

00:05:37.200 almost like new territory for for so many different people right-wing people you know

00:05:43.520 people are just not talking about immigration in this way and we should be like you know any sort

00:05:49.540 of um you know any sort of self-respecting nation should be having these conversation

00:05:54.000 conversations about discriminating against like who is and who is not coming into the country

00:05:59.360 i have to explain this to people sometimes that like immigration policy is fundamentally

00:06:04.940 discrimination it's fundamentally about discriminating against who is coming in and

00:06:11.300 who is not coming in and all of those rules. That's what it's about. But before we get into

00:06:17.120 all that, I do want to give a quick shout out because, as you said, it was this conversation

00:06:22.180 with Juno, with Candace Malcolm, and great on her for having you on. And she also shared another

00:06:28.280 tweet about just kind of the importance of free speech and open debate. She says,

00:06:34.300 I invited Daniel Tyree from the Dominion Society onto my podcast for debate on immigration,

00:06:37.880 one of the most important topics in canada and um i'll just go down to here how can we have a

00:06:43.980 healthy civil society if so many can so many conversations are banned or pushed out of the

00:06:48.940 public square great question it's honestly absurd to see some of the commentary including from

00:06:54.100 conservatives calling for him to be banned calling me names for hosting him celebrating cancel

00:06:59.420 culture promoting de-platforming and generally just opposing free speech and civic debate we

00:07:04.440 never going to fix our country's deep and serious problems if we can't even have discussions about

00:07:09.640 them so true queen so true i just wanted to you know call that out because that is that is the

00:07:17.160 attitude that we need more of you know it's crazy how many conservatives are like a like you know

00:07:23.240 they talk about being principled and being so intelligent and watching uh jordan peterson and

00:07:29.000 it's like let's let's actually have a discussion then and and stop all this name calling and

00:07:33.160 actually get into the details and as you were kind of saying that's kind of where where this

00:07:37.080 conversation is going getting into the details of our remigration policies and there's a lot of a

00:07:41.880 lot of people trying to learn that there's a lot to it yeah yeah i think honestly that the development

00:07:47.160 from from candace them standing their ground there i think that that actually might be the biggest

00:07:51.880 development from from yesterday not only uh how we affected the discourse but uh really one of the

00:07:58.600 biggest shortcomings from the kind of dissident rights space in Canada has been the kind of

00:08:03.940 counter-narrative space, the media space. And I think a big part of that is Rebel News.

00:08:10.940 They're the biggest player. They take in a lot of the kind of financial support that would go

00:08:15.360 into supporting a right-wing media organization. And they don't really advance the discourse.

00:08:21.840 They do a lot of rage baiting. They do a lot of slop. They don't offer platforms to people like

00:08:26.500 me or anything or us or anything like that um uh and as a result the the narrative doesn't really

00:08:34.660 move forward they just kind of hold water for the cpc which doesn't actually advance the

00:08:38.860 conversation really we need more uh media uh organizations mainstream and alternative that

00:08:45.360 that untether themselves from the from the cpc in order to advance the conversation and let the cpc

00:08:51.420 follow what public discourse is happening. So when the blowback started last night, I was

00:08:57.620 honestly concerned that we might see them take down the interview, apologize, disavow,

00:09:02.780 like we've seen time and time again. But seeing Candace and Kian both kind of stand their ground

00:09:09.660 and say, no, these conversations are important. We don't have to agree with them, but we're going

00:09:14.340 to have these conversations on the most important topic. That's exactly what we need from

00:09:18.180 the counter narrative space so i really want to give a shout out to those guys like i do encourage

00:09:22.160 uh everyone to even if it's just going to that that uh the post that greg pulled up or some of

00:09:27.880 the other ones that candace made and giving it a like and and giving her a thumbs up and a positive

00:09:32.040 comment like i think it's really important that um people in the media see that sticking their

00:09:37.680 necks out and and and having these bold conversations they'll be rewarded for it people

00:09:42.180 want to see these conversations so make sure you watch the interview you you leave a comment on one

00:09:47.160 their posts giving them some some positive feedback really show them that it pays um in

00:09:52.960 clicks and eyeballs and in support to platform nationalists because that's what's necessary to

00:09:57.600 take the conversation to the next level um so that's a huge huge development just kind of in

00:10:02.820 and of itself uh kian went as far as to try and initiate a debate between myself and jason kenny

00:10:08.320 or garda genus and we'll see if that goes anywhere i i think there are some other things getting

00:10:13.280 planned in the background uh we'll we'll see uh how that pans out of the next couple of weeks

00:10:17.840 um but really not only did they give me that platform they also published my op-ed over the

00:10:22.880 weekend for flag day um so that was uh really really uh great to see from them and big ups to

00:10:30.220 the the team at juno uh but also to the western standard like they gave us a similar platform

00:10:36.480 um when we were out there in calgary they they interviewed me they covered our demonstration

00:10:41.080 very fairly uh they've also been covering people like second sons very very fairly they covered

00:10:45.960 their kind of indian trucks kill canucks thing um at least neutrally if not positively uh we're

00:10:52.680 seeing really big developments from the alternative media space and that's gonna really enable

00:10:57.320 organizations like ours and other activists to to push the conversation to where it needs to be

00:11:03.560 yeah and for those who didn't see it this is um daniel's op-ed on juno news leaf versus shield the

00:11:10.440 great flag debate we just had uh flag day over the weekend um any takeaways from flag day that

00:11:17.720 that you wanted to talk about i think it's i think i really it's um i think it is quite significant

00:11:23.160 it does it does kind of represent the you know globalist leaf kind of corporate logo versus our

00:11:30.520 actual ancestry our actual heritage um you know it's all there in the red ensign and it's some

00:11:37.240 And it really coincides, I guess, historically of the timing of when the multiculturalism

00:11:42.520 and the sort of paradigm shift began when they introduced this soulless red leaf.

00:11:50.000 Yeah, yeah.

00:11:50.460 I think Flag Day is really important for Canadian nationalists because it's the perfect kind

00:11:55.040 of symbol for the transformation of Canada and the push towards post-nationalism, which

00:11:59.740 is the kind of dynamic that we've lived in our entire lives.

00:12:03.000 But it really starts in 1965.

00:12:04.920 You could probably track it back a little bit before then, 1963 is when they started making reforms to the immigration policy and stripping some of the country-based and ethnic-based policies.

00:12:16.800 But nothing more symbolic than the flag change in 1965, where they took down the red ensign, this beautiful symbol that has all of our heritage and our story kind of encaptured in one flag,

00:12:30.120 with the Union Jack showing our colonial past, with the symbols on the shield representing the

00:12:37.300 four major ethnic groups that settled Canada, the English, the Scottish, the Irish, and the French

00:12:43.120 there all above the three leaves representing the three founding nations, Anglo-Canadians,

00:12:49.640 Franco-Canadians, and First Nations coming together into one single country. So this is

00:12:54.680 such a powerful symbol. And they did seek to bury it in order to put forward what Pearson called

00:13:01.000 the new Canada, which was this more inclusive post-national economic zone where everyone was

00:13:06.640 a Canadian as long as they had a piece of paper and so on. And from there, we saw radical changes

00:13:12.020 in our immigration policy. We saw the start of multiculturalism. We saw the transformation.

00:13:17.260 and it that that 1965 change is really symbolic of of what was to come so we we put forward the

00:13:25.540 the the red ensign we we put forward a petition uh as well to to restore the red ensign as Canada's

00:13:31.700 official flag as I think it should be so if you guys are if you're uh fellow ensign enjoyers please

00:13:36.940 go uh sign that petition and share it around um but it was it was great to see on flag day I think

00:13:43.020 Canadian online nationalists really took it upon themselves to to make sure every leaf post was

00:13:51.140 flooded with with ensign replies and and we ratioed a bunch of government accounts and and

00:13:56.440 all that and I and I think it really set the stage for what was to come on on Monday with with my

00:14:01.300 interview which really kind of like we kind of set the stage we we put put nationalists on the map

00:14:06.340 we put the ensign in people's minds and then I got the opportunity to kind of push that into the

00:14:12.220 into the discourse so really uh i think it's a the whole movement that's really coming alive um

00:14:19.100 we're just the kind of tip of the spear i guess in this case yeah yeah i think there's something

00:14:24.300 that that happens in politics like it's a lot different than just kind of one person having

00:14:30.300 one post or having one sign on the street like we are a movement we're a group of people we're

00:14:35.020 like-minded we're pushing in the same direction we're talking about canadian canadian identity

00:14:39.260 We're talking about remigration.

00:14:40.560 We're just pushing, pushing, pushing in that one direction.

00:14:42.740 And then more people are seeing that and they're like, let's, let's, yeah, I agree.

00:14:46.900 Like, let's continue to push in the same direction with this group of people.

00:14:50.020 And that's really why I think it's working is because it is focused and we're showing

00:14:55.980 people that this is a totally reasonable stance that is very critical to solving for the future

00:15:02.600 of the nation.

00:15:03.940 But some people, I guess, disagree.

00:15:06.160 Some people think it's immoral.

00:15:08.120 They think it's poison.

00:15:08.900 they think it's not conservative, which is baffling. I'm going to bring up the tweet from

00:15:14.480 Jason Kenney first, but I did want to say I watched the conversation between you and Candace

00:15:19.260 from Juno News, and I thought it was a very civil discussion. Nothing seemed too out of the

00:15:24.580 ordinary. Then again, I'm biased, but you were kind of hashing it out into some of the details

00:15:28.760 of remigration policy. But sorry, and then I'll bring the tweet up here. And then Cosman says,

00:15:37.600 hey, important debate today between Candace and Daniel on remigration. He explains why it's an

00:15:43.200 important conversation to have. And then Jason Kenney comes in. Daniel Tyree is a racist. Racism

00:15:50.880 is immoral. It is poison. It is not vitality. It is not conservative. And what the hell does

00:15:56.960 remigration mean? Forced mass deportations, people who lawfully immigrated to Canada and are now

00:16:03.100 permanent residents or Canadian citizens? Bananas. What would you say to our friend Jason

00:16:11.320 if he were to say that to your face and he had the chance to kind of just talk to him about it?

00:16:17.400 So unfortunately, I can't respond to Mr. Jason online because he blocked me two weeks ago

00:16:21.580 after I responded to one of his posts, which I thought was pretty rich. He had posted about how

00:16:28.280 it was such a tragedy that public opinion in Canada was turning against immigration and I

00:16:34.160 very respectfully pointed out that the real tragedy was really what's happening to Canada

00:16:37.160 because of immigration not the shifts in public opinion and I flagged the role that he played in

00:16:42.860 the transformation of Canada because it was under Jason Kenney as as immigration as Harper's

00:16:46.840 immigration minister that massive expansions to the temporary foreign worker program happened

00:16:51.320 that the diversification of source countries happened we shifted from you know America and

00:16:56.640 the British Isles as the latest sources for immigration to countries like India and China

00:17:01.640 and the Philippines. These three countries still make up more than 60% of all immigration intake

00:17:09.080 into Canada. It really started under Jason Kenney. So he's played a principal role in it. So I find it

00:17:14.000 very ironic for him to be opining anything to do with immigration. But I don't have much time for

00:17:22.360 this kind of discourse like he has no significant feedback he doesn't want to grapple with any of

00:17:27.680 the ideas that I propose he just puts forward this racist label which is lazy and tired it's

00:17:33.300 kind of CBC Rachel Gilmore tier commentary let's have a significant conversation on on immigration

00:17:39.540 maybe I don't have all the right ideas but I've made significant propositions for how we can

00:17:44.340 reverse uh the flows of mass migration everyone agrees that mass immigration is a problem

00:17:49.800 I'm just the only one that's putting forward. We're just the only one that's putting forward

00:17:53.640 real solutions on how we can achieve this. And really, I think what's most important is that

00:17:57.980 we shift the conversation. So it's not just a question of economics. It's not just about

00:18:02.800 what makes the GDP go up and stuff like this. We need to put cultural continuity, demographic

00:18:10.060 security at the heart of our immigration policy. Economics is secondary. And right now it's the

00:18:16.020 only consideration so i i don't think it's i think it's absurd that this isn't um the the driving

00:18:22.720 force behind immigration policy i think canadians expect it to be this way the way that i'm talking

00:18:28.920 about things the way that we're framing things i think that the average person cares a lot about

00:18:33.600 the the changing face of their community um and we're we're happy to put forward a defense for

00:18:39.740 those people who have been ignored the silent majority so to speak that has been ignored by

00:18:44.200 every mainstream political party yeah and i think it's important to point out or the way i see it

00:18:50.040 anyway dominion society is sort of focused on two different goals uh one of them of course is

00:18:56.440 talking about re-migration talking about fixing the immigration system and the many different

00:19:00.360 things that need to happen the push-pull factors how this can be reversed getting into kind of the

00:19:04.840 details of how to mechanically fix this problem but on the other side it's about re-establishing

00:19:11.960 restoring if you will like the true myth of canada of who we actually are because right

00:19:16.840 now there's all these other kind of competing myths the most recent one being that residential

00:19:21.080 schools are genocide and we're just a genocidal nation and then we're actually seeing um i think

00:19:25.960 especially from the conservatives right now this sort of other myth that's been very popular since

00:19:31.720 uh the 1960s 70s i guess which is like the immigration consensus that we're like this

00:19:37.560 beautiful country that is just has such a great immigration system and it seems like they're

00:19:42.680 every time that they're confronted with us with dominion society they seem to talk about this

00:19:48.440 it's this it's a tragedy because of this consensus that is that is not uh that's no longer there i'll

00:19:53.080 bring up the tweet right now but this is the one you were referring to uh from jason kenny

00:19:58.920 this is perhaps justin trudeau's single biggest failure turning the developed world's strongest

00:20:02.840 pro-immigration consensus on its head by wrecking what was once a model immigration system so these

00:20:09.160 conservatives want to save this sort of like liberal post-modern post-nationalist immigration

00:20:15.160 system since the 60s and this is kind of like the myth that i feel like they're trying to keep alive

00:20:20.600 and that their mourning might be going away um i mean would you agree with that in terms of um

00:20:27.720 like you know human beings are social creatures we love stories we love stories and i think that

00:20:33.720 what dominion society is doing is reminding people of the real story of what canada is

00:20:39.240 and trying to dispel all of these kind of fake myths that have been around since the 70s more or

00:20:45.240 less yeah i i think the immigration consensus is a elite manufactured lie that they use to justify

00:20:54.120 these economic policies that only benefit the people at the very top the you know immigration

00:21:00.040 mass immigration is used to depress wages to to increase asset prices to drive up housing

00:21:05.640 costs this does benefit a select few it's just not the average Canadian and the reality is that

00:21:11.160 if you look through public polling data going back throughout Canadian history from the very

00:21:15.800 early days up until other than a very brief window in the late 90s early 2000s

00:21:21.480 a majority a super majority of canadians have always been against uh immigration and not just

00:21:27.880 immigration from the third world like they've canadians have consistently held like isolationist

00:21:33.080 views they don't even want more immigrants from europe from from from you know our colonial

00:21:38.860 ancestors uh so this this whole concept the the the immigration consensus has always been this

00:21:45.560 kind of astroturfed lie um so for for people like jason kenny just to be peddling it is is tiresome

00:21:53.600 and really it's only become more and more obvious as immigration rates have skyrocketed as people

00:22:00.720 from more culturally linguistically ethnically distant countries have become the norm uh it's

00:22:06.400 it's made things can uh increasingly obvious to the average person that you know humans are more

00:22:12.700 just interchangeable economic units that they come with them uh they bring with them culture

00:22:18.620 and ideas and like even just like notions about social trust and and how they conduct society and

00:22:24.460 has a social impact so really we need to be putting these at the the core of our of our

00:22:29.420 conversation and and how we develop policy 100 100 um i was just thinking of a tweet from

00:22:39.100 michelle rempel garner earlier as well um oh my god she uses the same word actually

00:22:47.340 we can't let special interest groups who gaslight canadians on obvious facts continue to dominate

00:22:51.500 immigration policy in ottawa what she said was bananas and i called it out as such bananas

00:22:56.700 there's that word again admitting there's an issue is that the first step to solving it

00:23:02.300 this was when michelle remper michelle rempel called her out and said don't you think there's

00:23:07.020 is a problem with the housing crisis because of the million people that we're bringing in here

00:23:10.480 in a short amount of time. So it's great to see that this is shifting. However, I think she uses

00:23:17.260 the same thing. If the Canadian immigration intelligentsia insists on perpetuating that

00:23:21.360 false dogma, the consensus on immigration will further erode. So again, I don't know why these

00:23:28.980 conservatives are so opposed to actually just opposing immigration and saying that it's something

00:23:34.220 that uh you know we need to reverse but um you see what i'm saying here like she kind of has

00:23:40.700 she's using the same kind of language consensus on immigration this is the thing that us

00:23:45.180 conservatives must protect the consensus on immigration as opposed to uh i don't know just

00:23:50.380 having a more sort of bold stance a more canada first stance of this is causing a whole bunch of

00:23:55.900 problems um and it needs to be fixed but uh yeah yeah no and i i think you made a great point

00:24:04.220 after she made that statement and you juxtaposed it against some of the rhetoric from the CPC from

00:24:10.220 previous years on housing and how they were burying kind of the demand side, the immigration

00:24:16.960 side as a driving force for housing. So I think it is, you know, there has been movement within

00:24:22.180 the CPC, which I think we should recognize. They've gone from ignoring immigration as a factor

00:24:27.320 in housing completely to being like, are you crazy? It's bananas. Like, of course it has

00:24:32.560 something to do with it like that is movement but michelle's been very inconsistent like uh

00:24:37.840 there was a clip of her that went viral a couple of weeks ago as well of criticizing the immigration

00:24:43.060 minister lena diab uh for their new border security act which gives them sweeping powers

00:24:48.620 to annul things like permanent residencies and temporary visas and stuff and just

00:24:52.260 give them the power at least whether or not they exercise it is another question but

00:24:56.480 gives them the power to en masse remove people from the country which is something that i very

00:25:02.180 much support and she's questioning her how she can justify this to ethnic communities in her

00:25:07.180 riding like it's very like this is the the kind of uh the ultimate results of the political impacts

00:25:13.980 of mass immigration right it creates these kind of ethnic voting blocs that have separate interests

00:25:18.060 from from the canadian nation uh it forces politicians to kind of pander to these groups

00:25:24.300 in order to maintain power um so really i'd like to see the conservatives take on a more

00:25:29.780 principled ideological stance against immigration instead of being so concerned about how it

00:25:34.900 affects their kind of electoral chances but i but also at the same time that's the highlights the

00:25:40.160 importance of uh non-partisan uh meta-political organizations like ours we don't have to be

00:25:46.700 concerned about losing votes in downtown calgary uh for what we say we can just come forward with

00:25:53.640 the objectively correct opinions um the the real proposals that'll fix the the the solutions and

00:26:00.180 as they get uh that'll fix the problems rather and as these get more and more popular then the

00:26:05.440 the the cpc the liberal party whatever will be put in a position where they have to kind of embrace

00:26:11.200 our ideas because they're they're popular um without us having to second guess ourselves

00:26:15.660 because uh you know an election could be called in two weeks and we could lose a few ridings and

00:26:20.120 in and around big cities or whatnot. So we're really changing the kind of entire political

00:26:25.280 landscape, particularly around this issue. 100%. I'm curious where we should go next.

00:26:35.200 Jason also said that racism is just evil. I don't know if we want to get into the weeds on

00:26:40.880 this whole, I'll just show my tweet briefly. Jason says, being racist is so evil. And it

00:26:49.720 really just upsets me because conservatives never really define this word and to me this is just

00:26:55.220 them kind of admitting that they have the exact same moral compass as justin trudeau uh this is

00:26:59.860 something i've been harping on for what feels like decades and decades it's been a few years

00:27:03.540 but um yeah i mean this hypersensitivity that conservatives so much of the country has to if

00:27:12.420 you say something that's culturally insensitive people just knee-jerk react knee-jerk react racist

00:27:16.820 racist racist and i think that dominion society yourself and others are doing a great job

00:27:23.060 uh robert lowe and his crew at restore britain are also kind of having the same response to

00:27:27.940 these accusations of racism which is which is i don't i don't care i don't care yeah yeah yeah

00:27:37.780 uh the thing is like i don't consider like you you highlighted that immigration policy is kind

00:27:45.140 of inherently about racial discrimination like it is about who we choose to let into the country

00:27:50.820 and who we don't and the reality is the people coming in have you know their own ethnicities

00:27:57.460 they come from different countries and so on so like at the end of the day like this is a component

00:28:02.020 of the conversation it's one that people like to bury their heads in the sand and avoid because

00:28:06.900 they they prefer these kind of naive liberal notions that everyone's the same and and so on

00:28:11.780 which are just obviously incorrect um but then like i don't think i'm particularly hateful like

00:28:17.780 i don't go and and you know be rude to random uh indians black people so on that i meet in the

00:28:25.460 street i'm just willing to talk about the the social impacts of immigration from culturally

00:28:31.300 dissimilar ethnically dissimilar countries and even in that post jason kenny's like you here's

00:28:37.060 all the proof that you need and it's not like some post about me using slurs and stuff it's a

00:28:42.340 it's a video of me unveiling a picture of pierre pauliev wearing a wearing a turban how is that

00:28:49.140 racist like i'm literally just showing you a picture of of of pierre pauliev that he posted

00:28:55.220 on his own social media like this is like they're so out of touch that they they're and they're so

00:29:01.700 sensitive to to to these things and it's like it's literally i'm holding up a mirror to peer

00:29:07.300 polyev and like they're they have a problem with that so i don't know uh i don't think it's

00:29:12.780 significant i don't i don't i don't even acknowledge these charges of racism i i had a

00:29:18.120 reply to garnet um as well who was like he doesn't even address that we're calling him racist and

00:29:25.460 it's like no because they're made in bad faith like these accusations are not significant they're

00:29:29.740 based on nothing. And if I argue with them, they're not going to accept anything that I have

00:29:35.060 to say. So why even acknowledge their framing? I prefer to plow forward and continue to have

00:29:41.580 significant proposals and points about Canadian identity and how we can maintain our culture and

00:29:48.480 all these things. I'm not going to get bogged down in the weeds in arguments about names that

00:29:54.740 people are going to call me yeah yeah and if you i've gone down into the weeds on that conversation

00:30:01.260 before and even maxime bernier when he got accused of being racist he tried to take people to court

00:30:06.480 he ended up losing you know like there's no real point in in trying to like claim that i'm actually

00:30:12.080 not right it's a i call it a slur now i call racist a slur now and it's meant to basically

00:30:18.660 disenfranchise a white person who's standing up for themselves like that's pretty well always the

00:30:23.900 way that the term racist is used most of the time anyway and again and when you go into the actual

00:30:30.020 weeds of it it's like there's two different definitions of racism one of them is just

00:30:34.220 basically saying if you point if you if you think there's differences between races you know it's

00:30:39.500 and it gets really really it's a waste of time because it's used as a bludgeon it's used as a

00:30:45.500 blunt weapon to uh you know to discredit people like ourselves um it's not it's not worth the

00:30:52.060 debate. No one really cares. It's just used by our political enemies to try and try to win their

00:30:59.220 argument by not having it, right? As Jason Kenney said, racism is just so evil, bro. It's just so

00:31:06.660 evil, bro. It's like, well, what is it? You don't care what it is. Everybody's the same. There are

00:31:12.400 no races okay cool cool jason um let's see here no we don't need to go into that just i i can't

00:31:23.760 believe he shared the video he shared of of the reveal if you actually look at the instagram

00:31:29.440 account it's uh it's a crazy account hood.brampton underscore this is some of the video this is the

00:31:37.520 this is the account that uh jason kenny share this is from the same account these are the type

00:31:42.800 of posts i don't even it's like why why do you why are you even following that account jason kenny

00:31:49.040 it's kind of am i crazy i feel like that's kind of weird um at least at least share mocha's footage

00:31:55.120 like he did the hard work and created the content and he's he's sharing a ripped off version of it

00:31:59.760 it's just uh it's just rude absolutely absolutely um all right andrew coin you guys you guys go way

00:32:10.080 back you and andrew coin no didn't you you guys have always been tight he's he's on the timeline

00:32:14.640 calling you a far right uh well first we'll start with you made a tweet saying hey i'm not radical

00:32:22.880 this is totally reasonable and you kind of explained yourself a little bit and he quote

00:32:27.040 retweeted that and said oh no no no not only is he not radical he's a uh he's a far-right white

00:32:33.760 supremist yeah yeah yeah i i right after the interview i made this post because i kind of uh

00:32:40.960 expected people to start blowing it up so i i said i'm not radical i'm the voice of reason uh

00:32:48.320 like the the people that are saying that to be canadian is just a piece of paper are the real

00:32:52.640 radicals to to recognize that a real canadian is is someone with a that shares ancestry and

00:32:58.720 lineage in this country going back to the the settlers and who who built this country like

00:33:03.840 that's what a real canadian is everyone knows this to some degree right like everyone knows that

00:33:10.400 someone who's been in this country for 400 years is more canadian than someone who just showed up

00:33:14.720 two weeks ago like that's just an obvious reality but we gaslight ourselves into thinking that's

00:33:19.680 hateful so uh they don't like it when you when you frame yourself as the sensible centrist though

00:33:26.320 uh so i did piss off a lot of people there and what was what was andrew coin's response

00:33:31.280 called me not he's not radical he's uh he's even worse he's far right white supremacist

00:33:38.720 uh no radical just doesn't begin to describe it far right white supremacist gets closer this is

00:33:45.520 are this is a conservative guy by the way how many flags does he have in his name now it keeps

00:33:50.080 getting longer and longer and longer he's got a ukraine flag he's got an israel flag he's got a

00:33:54.940 uh what is that i don't even know like georgia like i don't i don't even follow what's happening

00:34:02.000 in some of these countries i just care about what's happening in canada um so he got a big

00:34:06.440 ratio there this guy with four flags in his body his name is trying to tell me a lecture meal what's

00:34:11.920 uh best for canada i'm tired of it yeah yeah and like you know not that we're keeping score or

00:34:18.400 anything but like a lot of ratios my friend a lot of ratios there on the timeline very very well

00:34:23.820 done very well done i think uh on that one jason kenney tweet i think like you know four or five

00:34:29.200 different people ratioed him second sons ratioed him i think yeah there was some great responses

00:34:34.100 from from all sorts of uh people across the spectrum responding to jason kenny pretty much

00:34:38.760 everyone who retweeted him uh ratioed him i saw a lot of great people stand up for us i shared a

00:34:45.320 bunch of them on my on my timeline if people want to find them i do really appreciate all these

00:34:49.620 people having my back and uh and pushing back because it's it's not acceptable for especially

00:34:56.700 jason kenny of all people uh jason kenny mark miller justin trudeau like these like principal

00:35:02.420 criminals uh in in our immigration policy like these guys have should have nothing to say and

00:35:09.320 should be completely ignored the best that they can do is get out of the way as we fix the mess

00:35:13.960 that they made yeah well said well said um you know we talk about how we're making progress

00:35:22.300 uh on conversations like this how dominion society is kind of like you know changing

00:35:26.720 the conversation people's tune are starting to change where do you see andrew coin in all that

00:35:32.280 do you think that like like what is your goal this year to get andrew coin to like do you think he'll

00:35:36.840 ever change his tune and start to be um you know sympathetic to our view or is there going to just

00:35:43.320 going to have to be more scandals and rape gangs and crime before he actually says like oh maybe

00:35:47.640 maybe immigration is a problem you know what do you think it's going to take for this guy

00:35:52.840 i'm not too concerned about andrew coin he doesn't really play into my calculus i think

00:35:57.160 think he's just a kind of lol cow for us to beat up on um really i just like a platform bring me

00:36:02.680 on cbc you you their fucking panel whatever it's called they can they can all try and lecture me

00:36:08.220 on what's best for canada and why immigration is not a problem um i'm happy to stand my ground and

00:36:13.640 explain things to them very respectfully very politely you guys know how i do things um it

00:36:20.300 seems like i'm the the only adult in the room while these people lose their heads and start

00:36:24.540 calling people names um i'm focused on what's best for canada and in preserving canada's

00:36:29.500 ethnocultural identity and i'm not going to let anything kind of distract me from that mission

00:36:35.020 yeah uh i know you sent me a couple tweets uh did you want to talk about the one from darshan first

00:36:41.100 or from uh yeah yeah pull that up all right this is our buddy uh darshan maharaja mr this is in

00:36:50.780 in response to Jason Kenney's tweet, Daniel Tyree is a racist. He says, Mr. Kenny, one part of me

00:36:56.080 thinks that Daniel Tyree is not worthy of your attention. Another part of me wonders why he is

00:37:01.660 getting so much oxygen, including an appearance on Steven LeDrew's podcast. Maybe you can ignore

00:37:07.300 him in public and dig into who is promoting him. Wow. This really bothered me, to be honest.

00:37:14.600 um and i can't respond because i'm blocked from that thread uh but i i do appreciate like to be

00:37:21.720 totally transparent i think darshan has done some good work on immigration topics like he's published

00:37:26.700 some good essays on this uh and so forth but like who's promoting me like what does that even mean

00:37:34.160 like the the mainstream media completely ignores me if unless it's to call us racist we get some

00:37:40.860 promotion we promote ourselves right we're completely self-funded organization we get some

00:37:47.120 like I'm in here making our digital content writing all sorts of tweets op-eds uh running my

00:37:54.820 own media relations I got on Stephen LeDrew's show because I sent him an email three months ago and

00:37:59.080 he finally got back to me and said yes let's come on like I got on Juno because I sent them an op-ed

00:38:04.320 and they said why don't you come on our show as well I got on Western Standard because I reached

00:38:08.520 out to them i i met derek fildebrandt back through my ppc days like this is completely

00:38:14.640 self-funded and it's not like this is we don't do this to make money we don't do this out of some

00:38:22.060 vain attempt at fame or something like this like i've i've taken all sorts of risks i've put my

00:38:28.460 life on pause for the last few years i haven't made a dime off of this i've been living off my

00:38:33.000 savings so i can work on this full time because i think this is the most important thing facing

00:38:38.020 our country and i don't think anyone's taking it seriously and i found myself in a in a position

00:38:44.340 where i had the skills and the network necessary to advance the nationalist movement in a way

00:38:50.440 few other people in the country could so i put everything on hold because i see my country dying

00:38:56.520 i see our nation we're on the verge of an existential crisis my people who have been on

00:39:01.220 this continent for hundreds of years will not exist within the next two generations until

00:39:07.480 unless we start getting serious about these things right now so yes i am willing to step forward

00:39:13.880 and take the slings and arrows i have people on the left on a daily basis calling me a far right

00:39:19.260 white supremacist neo-nazi i have people on the right saying i'm not even white and i should be

00:39:23.980 deported or lynched or or whatnot this isn't that fun for me i just i do it because it's necessary

00:39:31.700 Not because I'm being funded by some shadowy organization, not because the media is trying to promote me or anything like that.

00:39:39.740 We're growing because we have a bold message that's pertinent and it's what Canada needs.

00:39:46.200 And we're the only people that are willing to put it forward in a way that Canadians are willing to hear.

00:39:51.380 So we will continue to grow.

00:39:52.800 And I don't appreciate people like Darshan who are going to nip at our heels and be jealous because we're better at this than he is.

00:39:59.500 So I'm just tired of that.

00:40:01.380 and that's my response to darshan no one's promoting us we're doing it ourselves and if

00:40:07.340 you want to help out you can get involved as a member i need we need more help to to make more

00:40:11.680 content to write more essays to write policy to make videos to make graphics and all the things

00:40:17.720 that we do to to advance our cause on a daily basis it's it's fueled by me and greg and ken

00:40:24.140 and a team a growing team of volunteers across the country that's who's promoting this cause darshan

00:40:28.900 yeah and if you want to get involved guys just go to dominionsociety.ca check out the website

00:40:35.260 what is the canadian what is remigration the remigration plan is on that page and of course

00:40:40.960 if you want to join just click on join and sign up and get involved we reach out to our members

00:40:46.640 and we see if you want to get involved in volunteering or if you just want to support

00:40:49.520 from the sidelines um yeah who's promoting daniel tyree turns out it's the dominion society email

00:40:57.260 which is run by daniel tyree and the debian society twitter account which is run by

00:41:03.180 daniel tyree uh that's that's the answer to your to your conspiracy question uh darshan

00:41:10.100 i will admit derek has a point it is a bit of fun you know it comes with its hardships but

00:41:16.620 we are happy warriors at the end of the day we fight for a noble cause i i wouldn't rather be

00:41:23.380 doing anything else but i i do get peeved when people kind of uh make implications about our

00:41:29.480 intentions uh when really we're we're we're we're taking every risk to to advance the cause yeah

00:41:36.160 no it's a great point shout out to derek rance it is it is a lot of fun and the thing is you kind

00:41:40.940 of need to make it fun because if if you can't have fun with it then you know it is a whole lot

00:41:47.780 of headaches. It is a whole lot of like, oh, oh, wow. A swath of the population actually thinks

00:41:54.340 I'm like a demon. Wow. That's just another day, just another Tuesday with people coming at you

00:42:01.660 left and right thinking that you're this horrible person, even though there was a shooting committed

00:42:06.280 by a transgender person just the other day, Rachel Gilmore. Anyway, sorry. Sorry that that popped

00:42:13.060 out um what was that last chat there i missed it what did it say the dan daniel tyree is secretly

00:42:20.740 supporting daniel tyree no one tell anyone uh-oh and credit to all of our supporters like we're

00:42:28.400 we're hugely grassroots funded they they give us the freedom to continue to grow this organization

00:42:32.640 most of our support comes from from our membership fees if you if you like what we're doing please

00:42:36.940 sign up as a member you get it you get one of these nice pins and and you get a nice card and

00:42:41.400 get to get involved in the organization but really you also help us grow financially and all the

00:42:45.720 grassroots donors that that really help us out that's that's what keeps everything moving forward

00:42:50.600 and and really this is just a start like we want to build the dominion society into a mainstay in

00:42:55.160 canadian politics we want to build a professional organization i want to i want to have a staff like

00:43:00.920 all these other charities that promote uh the the destruction of canadian society i want to get all

00:43:07.720 of the the top based young men into into an office space creating the propaganda and the content to

00:43:14.840 advance our message and organize and do all the things that are necessary so that's really what

00:43:18.920 we have the ambition for but we're just getting started absolutely absolutely and uh should we go

00:43:26.360 on to this uh garnet can we tweet is that yeah garnet jane is so i had a back and forth with

00:43:33.880 garnett um which is surprising i thought he would have gotten trouble the last time uh he interacted

00:43:40.040 with us i thought he would have got a scolding from pierre pauliev and said don't do that don't

00:43:44.040 do that you're making us look bad um so first off i do like i do have some respect for garnett at

00:43:49.640 least he is engaging with us he is an elected member of parliament like credit where credit's

00:43:54.760 due even if he's doing so um kind of obtusely kind of in bad faith at least he is openly engaging

00:44:01.480 with us in public that is a positive development uh but he he he started to try and get some

00:44:08.920 particulars on our remigration plan um and no no just pull up the last one okay yeah do you accept

00:44:20.040 that your criteria involves a high degree of subjectivity for instance presumably you think

00:44:25.560 a tweet about british politics here and there is okay since you do it but that there's a threshold

00:44:30.600 over which commenting on foreign politics or certain kinds of foreign politics, question mark,

00:44:35.880 could get you deported. In the midst of that subjectivity, you want a minister to decide

00:44:40.720 who gets to keep their citizenship and who does not? Would you administer language and values

00:44:45.220 tests to all Canadians or only to certain Canadians? Or would you apply some other

00:44:49.260 criteria for determining who you would expel? Also, would this only apply to dual nationals?

00:44:55.040 if not then where would those who lost their citizenship be sent and and this is so obtuse

00:45:02.720 because like i i responded that the decision would be up to the minister through their deputy minister

00:45:08.320 and this is literally legally speaking how current decisions are made they're made by the minister

00:45:13.920 of immigration uh through the deputy minister that's the the deputy minister is the official

00:45:18.560 title for the kind of head bureaucrat of each government department so in practice this would

00:45:23.840 be bureaucrats implementing a legislation made by parliamentarians right but legally speaking

00:45:30.880 that's what it looks like so he's being very obtuse as if it's one one person signing off

00:45:35.680 that's not how things work in practice that's just how things work legally speaking and to

00:45:41.360 like the the point i made in the previous tweet was about was about organized uh uh

00:45:48.560 we're talking about different waves of Eritrean migrants fighting in the streets over political

00:45:55.180 causes in their home country. We're talking about Hindus and Sikhs who make it their entire lives

00:46:00.220 to forward the state of Kalistan while using Canada as a safe haven. This is not the same

00:46:06.380 as people commenting on foreign politics on social media. So it's completely obtuse. And

00:46:13.480 And I do want to use this as a kind of jumping off point to talk a bit about Restore Britain, because that is the one people who follow me will know I'm very narrowly focused on Canadian politics on a daily basis.

00:46:25.780 But I did I did lax up and give myself one one one tweet on on British politics.

00:46:31.900 And really, it was a tweet on the the global impact of the launch of Restore Britain, which I really do think is a landmark moment in Western politics.

00:46:40.240 um so for people that haven't followed them Rupert Lowe did did uh did register Restore

00:46:47.860 Britain as a political party over the over the weekend um this is Restore Britain has been a

00:46:53.700 big inspiration for myself in the Dominion Society and how we've been going about things uh they've

00:46:57.840 given inspiration for policy and messaging and in the style of organization and it's very nice

00:47:02.760 to see them launch as a political party given the dynamic in the United Kingdom um but I I flag that

00:47:09.580 I believe it is a landmark moment in Western politics, much akin to the launch of the Trump

00:47:14.500 campaign in the 2016. And that's Trump campaign transformed global politics, right? It made

00:47:20.180 nationalism, putting your country first, immigration reform central. And we saw in the

00:47:26.880 decades since then, we've seen parties across the Western world slowly adapt to this and change,

00:47:33.800 adapt to the new Trumpian kind of framing, either in foreign affairs or in how they

00:47:39.100 conduct immigration policy. And I think that this, this development from, from Rupert Lowe

00:47:44.720 and, and Restore Britain is the, is the kind of heir apparent, the spiritual successor of that.

00:47:50.520 In his launch video, he, he, you know, echoed Dominion Society rhetoric about how Britain is

00:47:56.740 not just, you know, boundaries, pieces of paper, that it is a nation and that, that must be

00:48:02.280 preserved through our immigration policy. They, they, they are adapting the framing that we

00:48:07.140 have at the Dominion Society that immigration is more than just economics. It is a cultural thing

00:48:12.240 that must be taken into consideration. And I think similarly to the echoes that we saw as a result of

00:48:18.800 the Trump wave in 2016, I think we'll see similar cascading effects because of Restore, especially

00:48:26.520 the more successful they are. I think we'll see that trickle across Europe, but especially across

00:48:31.560 the Anglosphere now that this is happening in English. There are a lot of European parties

00:48:35.620 that have adapted remigration or remigration-esque policies into their programs, but they're all

00:48:42.740 non-English speaking countries, right? It's Austria, it's Portugal, it's France, it's Germany.

00:48:49.600 So the way they penetrate into the broader discourses is stagnated by that kind of

00:48:55.900 translational effect, but now it's happening in the English world. So I really do think that

00:49:01.460 you'll see transformation of parties and rhetoric

00:49:05.420 across the English-speaking world

00:49:09.220 in a response to what Rupert

00:49:11.280 and the guys at Restore Britain are doing things.

00:49:14.560 There's a lot of young guys involved that follow me,

00:49:18.840 that follow the Dominion Society

00:49:20.480 that are running that party right now.

00:49:22.900 Patriots are in control, so to speak.

00:49:25.560 And I think that's a huge development

00:49:27.420 and I'm excited to see the knock-on effects here,

00:49:29.960 whether it be in the conservative party or whether it be in the form of new parties or the like,

00:49:36.280 I think this is something really to be excited about. And it's not even to talk about British

00:49:39.920 politics. It's to talk about the global impacts of what this announcement will create.

00:49:46.580 Yeah, absolutely. I mean, like you said, the impact that Trump had

00:49:50.420 on nationalism across the world, it's undeniable. And this idea that a big nationalist boom in

00:49:59.280 another country isn't something that we're going to talk about like that's just kind of silly that

00:50:02.520 that's that's ridiculous and also you know are we going to really going to act like you know

00:50:08.080 the same thing is happening in terms of radical demographic change it's happening in western

00:50:15.500 countries it's happening in european stock western countries like across the board it's a similar

00:50:20.640 problem across the board and um yeah we're going to kind of look at each other's notes and kind of

00:50:27.600 steal notes from each other and kind of try to, you know, try to, uh, it's, it's in many ways,

00:50:33.360 in many respects, it's, it's the same problem, um, that needs to be solved because we've all,

00:50:38.920 again, back to the mechanical sort of problem to solve with policy and also the kind of

00:50:44.160 mythology, the sort of indoctrination that so many, uh, European people have kind of consumed

00:50:51.800 over the generations is that that's another kind of side of it. And it's crazy how Dominion

00:50:57.220 society has triggered so many people by just saying, hey, we actually have a history. This

00:51:00.880 is what it looks like. 97% white when the country was founded. That's crazy, right? Probably didn't

00:51:06.940 know that. But anyway, I'm selfish. I'm biased. Did you want to comment on that before I moved on?

00:51:15.020 No, just to say 97% Anglo-French, not even 97% white.

00:51:20.140 Correct. Correct.

00:51:21.340 There's a narrow group that founded this country.

00:51:23.140 uh i do want to go on to this sean spear tweet everybody's favorite i don't really know who this

00:51:29.640 guy is but he said those calling for the so-called remigration of people who immigrated legally are

00:51:34.960 either arguing for sweeping constitutional reforms that are politically implausible

00:51:38.860 or for an authoritarian government willing to carry out a massively unconstitutional removal

00:51:43.860 of citizens and permanent residents in defiance of courts and sustained political opposition

00:51:48.700 This isn't about rightly enforcing immigration laws, and it's not a one-off use of the notwithstanding

00:51:54.100 clause. It would require a systematic suspension of constitutional rights for large numbers of

00:51:59.640 people. Radical doesn't begin to describe it. Those advancing it should be honest about what

00:52:04.640 they're actually proposing. I think this is a banger. I'm selfish, but we had people come into

00:52:14.280 the country illegally escorted by people with guns, by police officers with guns. I'm talking

00:52:20.600 about Roxham Road, of course. So what's the difference? Is that authoritarian to have armed

00:52:25.960 police officers escorting people into the country? What's the difference if we have armed police

00:52:30.080 officers escorting them out of the country? What is the difference? And I mean, there's a lot to

00:52:35.920 talk about on this kind of topic itself, but it just irritates me so much how these people have

00:52:40.960 this huge objections to our ideas. And it's like, well, where is that energy with the totally

00:52:46.240 absurd immigration laws that we have right now doing the opposite of what we want? Like the

00:52:50.740 energy is not there to condemn Bill C-3, for example. But for some reason, it's so easy to

00:52:56.980 condemn us. Like it's so easy to try and like strangle us in the crib when clearly like we're

00:53:02.480 people who actually want to solve this problem. And it starts with kind of truly recognizing how

00:53:07.580 absurd things like this were but uh yeah i don't appreciate the defeatist attitude like

00:53:15.260 it's implausible so we shouldn't try like uh you could say the same thing about creating a national

00:53:22.600 railway in 1867 that was a hugely ambitious project many many people told john a that it

00:53:29.700 was impossible to to unite the these disparate colonies across a massive land mass did that

00:53:35.880 stop him from building canada through sheer force of will my belief is that nothing like the what's

00:53:42.260 in the best interest of our people of our nation is never impossible it's just about a matter of

00:53:48.100 how we get there and when we get there um so i i don't i don't like this attitude i think it's

00:53:54.820 arbitrary i i think it's defeatist i don't think it's helpful um the the reality of the situation

00:54:01.860 is there is an immense amount of power that is centralized in the canadian system behind the

00:54:06.440 prime minister if we can get a like-minded prime minister in in office with a majority government

00:54:13.820 with public opinion on on on their side this country can be transformed in in in four years

00:54:20.480 our complete plan can be implemented within within two two two mandates if that's if that's

00:54:26.880 the case so unconstitutional whatever constitutions change notwithstanding clause peace order and good

00:54:36.200 governance clause there's all sorts of a liberal uh mechanisms that are already built into canadian

00:54:42.120 law we're just actually willing to use them uh conservatives they're infested by these libertarian

00:54:48.700 types they're not even conservative they're liberals right um and they're they the thing is

00:54:53.480 they they at least liberals are willing to wield power these conservatives view power as innately

00:55:00.060 evil uh they they they think it's something that must be limited um and i i don't adopt that framing

00:55:06.600 like i i think we need to wield power in the best interest of our people uh and if conservatives

00:55:12.000 aren't willing to do that then they need to get out of the way and let uh and and create leave

00:55:17.260 the space for nationalists to get the job done. Yeah. You got to evolve past the libertarian

00:55:24.080 phase, guys. You got to evolve past the libertarian phases. It's very, it's very important. Yeah.

00:55:32.340 And it's like wielding any amount of power is authoritarian. You know, I mean, like even look

00:55:38.980 at what happened, what is happening in the States. They're trying to deport people who are here,

00:55:42.360 there illegally and trying to enforce that you're getting called like a fascist and it's like well

00:55:48.460 what like this is we're just trying to enforce the actual law it's kind of similar to any

00:55:53.700 conversation about immigration is going to get called racist by these radical leftists and then

00:55:59.100 it's like any amount of like trying to enforce the border is going to get called fascism from

00:56:04.620 these radical leftists and it's like you kind of just need to push through that and uh you know

00:56:08.500 focus on actually getting things done, getting things done and collecting people who are like

00:56:14.860 minded. All right. I mean, we went over a lot today. Tani Gregoric says, thank you, Daniel.

00:56:21.940 You're a voice for our generation. Keep it up. You're about to blow up. A lot of us feel this

00:56:25.680 way. Get this imposter out of parliament. Yeah. I do want to say like, I don't really see myself

00:56:37.480 as the guy like i'm just the guy that's willing to step forward and get this get this motion started

00:56:43.460 like if i don't think that i have the the the the resume the credibility the the notoriety

00:56:51.520 uh the gravitas to to do to unite the country in a way that's necessary to to accomplish uh what

00:56:59.740 would be a difficult time in canadian politics and to look at rupert lowe i think is a great

00:57:04.920 comparison like I we did get a lot of feedback when are you guys launching as a political party

00:57:09.980 like Rupert Lowe is like a an esteemed individual right he's been elected to the European Parliament

00:57:18.200 he's been elected to the to the British Parliament he was the former chairman of

00:57:22.720 Southampton Football Club he he runs his own farm he has a family he's a grandfather right

00:57:29.260 he has a deep sense of gravitas and accomplishment. I think people can really rally behind that. I

00:57:36.240 don't see myself as that figure. I see myself as creating the conditions for that sort of

00:57:41.720 leader to emerge. So again, this really isn't about me. This is about a larger movement. So I

00:57:48.660 do appreciate all the positive words, but we're really just getting started. And this is going to

00:57:53.300 go far beyond myself, far beyond Dominion Society and changing this country. We're just the tip of

00:57:59.020 the spear to get the get the kind of ball rolling and we'll see where it goes yeah well said well

00:58:05.480 said um is there anything else you wanted to to go over uh on this stream i kind of wanted to bring

00:58:13.020 this up this looks really cool this is the the second son's demonstration right on the uh the

00:58:18.020 canal i thought that was kind of cool uh unapologetic nationalism but um is there anything

00:58:25.940 that anything else we should go over before wrapping it up here? No, that's about it. I do

00:58:31.940 want to shout out Wiretapped, Wiretapped Media. He's on Twitter. I don't know if he's on other

00:58:37.860 social medias. He did just drop a really good article on my interview and the kind of subsequent

00:58:45.220 fallout from that. He's an independent kind of media guy doing multimedia stuff, clipping,

00:58:53.580 video content articles uh so if you missed out on the twitter discourse if you're if you're on

00:58:59.820 facebook or stuff you might have missed it um this is a really good uh kind of synopsis of the of the

00:59:06.040 whole thing both the the interview itself and uh the the kind of repartee that i had with different

00:59:12.140 figures on on twitter so i i great work from wiretap we love to see new voices in the independent

00:59:18.480 media uh and and really uh check out this article if you if you missed the the story the story over

00:59:23.920 the last few days i'll share it as well absolutely absolutely yeah thanks for tuning in guys and as

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01:00:16.240 meltdown meltdowns coming we're gonna keep the ratios coming from daniel tyree and dominion

01:00:20.560 society. And as always, long live can everybody. We don't think the conservative party is very

01:00:41.980 conservative. PANDA is undergoing the most dramatic cultural change in its

01:00:50.140 history and the conservatives are silent today.

01:00:55.980 Not only are they silent, they're actively trying to pander to foreign ethnic groups.

Dominion Society of Canada - February 18, 2026

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