Dominion Society of Canada - Mark Carney's Honeymoon is over, Residential Schools ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 22

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00:02:30.000 hello and welcome to another episode of long live canada my name is daniel tyree i am the founder

00:02:38.800 and chairman of the dominion society but tonight i'm just your host i'm just here to chat about

00:02:43.600 what's going on this week in politics what's going on in the dominion society and all that fun stuff

00:02:48.960 how are you how are you folks doing how are you enjoying we're in october now the 10th month

00:02:55.760 spooky season is starting fall is upon us how are you guys enjoying the the cool weather nice

00:03:02.700 dreary day here in ottawa i i i love a dreary day right people are like what do you mean daniel

00:03:10.540 it's beautiful there's all sorts of beautiful weather i think i think it doesn't have to be

00:03:15.440 hot and sunny to be beautiful sometimes you have a nice cold winter day sometimes you have a

00:03:19.760 beautiful rainy fall day there's a lot of there's a lot of beautiful days maybe i'm just an optimist

00:03:24.760 maybe i'm just an optimist by by nature uh i wouldn't be able to to do this job if i didn't

00:03:31.660 have some hope some some optimism some akina will for things to improve did i get that right so hi

00:03:39.700 how are all you guys doing enjoying enjoying the fall weather enjoying the most important

00:03:44.540 of canadian holidays this week national uh truth and reconciliation day did you get the day off

00:03:50.980 at least. Did you get to not go to work? I hope you guys got some time off. You can never get too

00:03:57.960 many government holidays, even if they're based on lies, on lies and manipulation, on lies and

00:04:06.120 division, despite the Orwellian title, right? The Ministry of Truth. It only lies to you. Truth and

00:04:13.080 reconciliation based on lies and division. That's what this week is. But I hope you at least got

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00:04:36.680 and find time to do important work, like put up posters, distribute literature,

00:04:41.920 advance the message, preserve the nation. It's good to see some familiar faces

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00:07:13.960 We got lots of exciting things to talk about today, guys.

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00:07:19.240 Two big topics, two big topics.

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00:07:24.980 Yeah, year one Dom Sock members rocking up, walking up like generals of the DPRK.

00:07:31.260 There'll be more pins, guys.

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00:07:33.680 We'll have very decorated generals given a couple more years.

00:07:38.420 I got so many pins.

00:07:39.680 Daniel is making me out to be a North Korean general.

00:07:41.740 Yes, yes.

00:07:42.680 We're embracing that.

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00:08:01.580 So tonight, we're going to talk a bit about Truth and Reconciliation Day.

00:08:08.400 We're going to talk about the residential school hoaxes, the bizarre narratives backing up,

00:08:15.760 this anti-Canadian narratives around residential schools.

00:08:19.820 And as well, I want to talk a bit about Mark Carney, our prime minister, Mark Carney.

00:08:26.220 You know, we've said some good things about Mark Carney over the last year, right?

00:08:31.800 He's done some good.

00:08:32.640 It seemed like he was heading in a good direction, better than Trudeau, a significant improvement

00:08:38.740 over Trudeau.

00:08:40.020 That's a low bar, but over the last, the shine, I think, is starting to wear off.

00:08:46.340 True colors are starting to show.

00:08:48.040 So I think we have to start talking about some of the news from this week.

00:08:51.380 Let's see.

00:08:51.740 We got another super chat from LionOfTheNorth96 for $20.

00:08:56.500 Thank you for the super chat.

00:08:58.520 After being forced to listen to white people, our bad radio all day,

00:09:03.260 this guy's stuck listening to CBC in the shop.

00:09:06.680 It's a pleasure to listen to our loyalist in chief.

00:09:09.500 Take Ms. Gilmore somewhere nice and God bless around in the West.

00:09:12.720 Guys, I cannot give your money to Rachel Gilmore.

00:09:15.720 We have to do better things with this money than treat Rachel Gilmore to a meal,

00:09:21.240 i think but thank you for the support i hope we can i hope we can put some shine on your day

00:09:27.080 bring some true patriotism some true loyalism some true nationalist energy uh as opposed to the the

00:09:35.960 the anti-white establishment there's so much tires that's so tiresome so constant

00:09:41.960 i myself i had an interview with cbc earlier today not televised or anything just a phone

00:09:47.480 interview we'll see if the article even comes out so often these people interview me and then i'm

00:09:52.440 not the crazy extremist uh neo-nazi skinhead that they they really want me to be uh this guy sounds

00:09:59.960 too reasonable don't write that article we can't we can't make them look good so we'll see we'll

00:10:05.640 see what actually gets published i thought it was good i talked with this journalist for for 50

00:10:09.800 minutes and i made it quite clear that all of her kind of uh implicit anti-white notions she kept

00:10:18.360 trying to suggest that we were the hateful ones and i'm like sorry you're the one that's promoting

00:10:22.740 these anti-white discriminatory policies that discriminate against white canadians in favor

00:10:29.720 of foreigners you're the one uh that believes that we should put uh that we should have we should put

00:10:35.160 our treasure, our resources towards supporting and integrating foreign people instead of putting

00:10:40.680 our own people first, putting our tax dollars towards our own people. Crazy, radical policies,

00:10:46.780 right? Instead of just removing elements, we don't have to do all this work to integrate these people

00:10:52.280 into our society. It's not working. We can send them back. She's like, I don't think people are

00:10:57.960 going to support you. I can't see people supporting you. Okay, that's fine. That's fine, Christy.

00:11:03.240 other people are very supportive of us other people are relieved to hear our message to finally have

00:11:09.600 a voice to finally have an organization to throw their support from behind but we don't need

00:11:14.900 everyone's support right guys we don't have to convince a hundred percent of the population

00:11:20.640 that's not the game we have a first past the post system in canada you can get a majority government

00:11:25.680 with 30 35 of the vote i only need to convince 30 35 of voters that's an even smaller portion

00:11:33.220 of actual Canadians to be on side. That means, you know, 70%, 80% of the population can continue

00:11:39.780 to disagree with us. As long as we're strategic, as long as we do things right, we just have to get,

00:11:45.400 you know, a quarter of actual Canadians, 30, 35% of voters to vote in favor of remigration,

00:11:52.480 and we can start transforming this country. So be white pilt, guys. The numbers can be against us.

00:11:58.160 every the the the zeitgeist the trends are coming in our direction we're just ahead of the curve

00:12:04.080 we're not radical we're just early is this suit double-breasted imperial do you have eyes

00:12:09.680 what do you have do you have eyes this is a normal single-breasted suit my double-breasted suit is

00:12:16.540 is a forest green and made in canada maybe maybe i'll whip that out next time i'm coming to your

00:12:23.120 neck of the woods. The Dominion Society white-pilled me. I'm glad. That's what we're all

00:12:28.480 about. We want to give people hope. We want to give people something positive, a vision for this

00:12:32.740 country. We don't just want to oppose everything. Talk about how bad everything is. We want to have

00:12:37.880 a positive vision for this, for the future, a positive vision of our history. And I'm so proud

00:12:44.340 that we can rise young men like you up, Evan Baxter. Yeah, the population decline was bogus.

00:12:52.720 we're gonna we're gonna talk about that in some of the um some of the mark carney uh piece daniel

00:12:58.800 will you be voting for the puq i'm not i'm not a quebecer i don't live in quebec i live here in

00:13:03.380 ottawa i don't get the vote what are you talking about i need to start dressing like a wasp you

00:13:09.500 guys think i need to be more prep pilled this is a bit too generic you want to go full prep

00:13:14.360 get the get the tweed out get the get the nice bright colors the pastels

00:13:18.400 okay and like usual pierre paulia will do nothing i give me i'm getting too distracted by the chat

00:13:27.280 we have to talk about the main topics where you guys want to start should we start with

00:13:30.600 residential schools should we start with mark carney

00:13:32.400 don cherry suits no that's too tacky that's not my style guys

00:13:39.700 i can do full prep better full prep better no one knows how i dress behind the scenes when i'm not

00:13:47.420 wearing suits and stuff. You guys don't see that side of me. I do want to talk about Mark Carney.

00:13:54.000 Mark Carney. We've said a lot. We've said a lot about Mark Carney. I'm going to ignore the chat

00:13:58.440 for a little bit. We've talked a lot about Mark Carney over the last year because he has been a

00:14:03.500 dramatic change from the Trudeau era, which is really the peak insanity period for Canadian

00:14:09.260 politics. It was the peak of unapologetic post-nationalism that's really destroyed

00:14:14.960 our country or is destroying our country. Mark Carney was a dramatic shift away from that.

00:14:21.320 You could argue that he was a more dramatic shift than it had Pierre Polyev won the election,

00:14:25.460 to be totally honest. He's always had a vibe that was kind of in keeping with Canadian identity.

00:14:31.200 You know, I've said before, he was kind of, he kind of feels like a very classic Canadian

00:14:38.120 politician. When I think it's classic, I mean, going back to pre-confederation history, he kind

00:14:42.040 of feels like uh the the government in london is disappointed with how the colony is being run by

00:14:48.340 by justin trudeau so they've sent a new a new uh a new governor uh ironically the governor of the

00:14:54.840 bank of england to to come and get the colony back in order he's he whether or not canadians

00:14:59.740 realize it or not uh he does he is kind of uh coded like a classic canadian kind of uh aristocratic

00:15:09.460 leader. And for the first year, he did some good things. He started to put forward messages that

00:15:15.940 were more proud of our history. He made those videos about referencing Sir Isaac Brock in his

00:15:26.500 campaign against the Americans. Even recently, he put out a piece about Sir John A. Macdonald and

00:15:32.100 the national policy. This is great nationalist rhetoric. And the biggest thing was he was

00:15:38.680 reducing immigration intake, both temporary, which is quite important. The temporary figures

00:15:44.860 were a massive increase under Trudeau, but also permanent residency. Not huge decreases,

00:15:52.840 but he cut things about in half. We were seeing figures, all things considered during the Trudeau

00:15:58.080 years, 1.2 to 1.4. He cut things down to about 700K, a step in the right direction, not nearly

00:16:04.020 good enough, but a step in the right direction. And come the end of 2025, it was reported and

00:16:10.080 it's been hot news all year. It's been hot news all year. It was reported that Canada for the

00:16:15.320 first time ever in our history had negative population growth. Our population had actually

00:16:20.440 declined very slightly. I think it was by about 30,000 people, but a decline in our population.

00:16:26.300 And that's what we need. That's what we need. We've seen massive population growth entirely

00:16:31.740 stimulated by mass immigration, especially over the last 10 years, uh, under the Trudeau

00:16:36.880 government, huge increases just in my lifetime. We've gone from, I think 32 million to over 40

00:16:43.060 million, 8 million people added almost entirely by through mass immigration. It's incredible.

00:16:49.340 It's incredible. And when I say incredible, it's not a good way. Like it's just astounding.

00:16:53.340 It's astounding. So to have negative population growth is definitely a step in the right direction.

00:16:59.000 We need negative population growth. Population growth is what's causing inflation, especially in housing. It's what's overburdening all of our infrastructure, whether that's roads, schools, hospitals. Do you think we've built enough hospitals in our lifetime over the last 20, 30 years? Do you think we've built enough schools to keep up with 8 million new people in the country? No, we obviously haven't.

00:17:22.900 So what we need is we need to re-migrate a lot of these 8 million people to relieve these pressures on these systems and to preserve our own culture.

00:17:33.500 So this negative population growth is definitely a good thing to see.

00:17:37.660 It's definitely a good thing to see.

00:17:40.000 Now, this isn't completely relevant to the tarnishing of Mark Carney's reputation, but just when was this?

00:17:48.420 When was this?

00:17:49.200 just uh a week ago on the 23rd a week ago yeah a week ago a week ago last wednesday

00:17:57.900 statistics canada posts this canada's population estimates second quarter 2026

00:18:04.660 with a note to readers where they clarified that the population figures from uh the end of last

00:18:13.020 year, actually from the last few years, have been revised. That there was an error in their

00:18:19.080 methodology when it came to, you know, them talking with the CBSA, them talking with

00:18:24.400 Immigration, Refugees, Citizenship Canada, particularly around temporary workers,

00:18:32.120 the amount that we're leaving versus the amount that we're getting, that we're moving to work

00:18:36.540 permits. And this caused more people to be counted leaving than actually did. Some people

00:18:42.640 on expiring temporary, mostly foreign students, stuff like this, temporary migrants, they expected

00:18:49.700 to be leaving were actually on renewals or moving from a study permit to a work permit.

00:18:56.180 This caused them to overcount the amount of people that were leaving. So there's been a huge

00:19:02.480 revision of our population figures from the last few years. The good part is the peaks,

00:19:08.440 especially when it comes to temporary foreign uh temporary residents were lower than they thought

00:19:13.740 back in 2023 but the troughs were also higher than they thought so we didn't actually have

00:19:19.480 negative population growth last year we had pretty much stagnant population growth so it's

00:19:26.360 the numbers have been revised mark carney was not as much of a white pill as we anticipated

00:19:31.880 Now, with the resume of parliament just happening the last few weeks, Mark Carney did a big

00:19:39.460 interview with the New York Times because Carney, being a realist politician, realizes

00:19:49.360 that Canada is pretty much just a province of the United States.

00:19:52.820 Whether or not we're officially the 51st state or not, we are clearly a vassal state of the

00:19:58.780 Americans.

00:19:59.220 This isn't a good thing.

00:20:00.560 It's just a reality.

00:20:01.880 And as such, Carney's media strategy has constantly been to go through American media, right? He announced his campaign to become leader of the Liberal Party on The Daily Show. He does these big shifts in policy. He does them through The New York Times.

00:20:17.960 it's very weird behavior from a canadian politician who tries to frame himself as a

00:20:23.220 nationalist a kind of neo-nationalist right right a post-nationalist wrapping himself in the flag

00:20:29.320 but there were some big uh kind of bombshell statements i would say bombshell statements i

00:20:35.620 would say in this uh in this article and this is why i'm i'm saying that the the shine of mark

00:20:44.240 Carney is starting to rub off because the reality was Mark Carney has been like his shifts on

00:20:49.980 immigration have been wildly popular they're not enough but they have been popular they're a huge

00:20:55.500 part of his dominance in the polls and to be clear he is incredibly dominant in the polls

00:21:01.420 regardless of what people might say I saw this incredible

00:21:07.940 um sorry i'm distracted by twitter i saw this incredible uh poll map earlier this week let's

00:21:18.800 find it and pull it up um here we go folks look at this latest nanos poll modeled out it would

00:21:29.380 have carney with a 263 seat majority a 94 seat swing from the conservative almost entirely from

00:21:36.880 the Conservatives to the Liberals. Just incredible dominance. And his shifting position on

00:21:44.940 immigration, I think, is huge, central to his overall popularity. Increases in deportations,

00:21:53.940 decreases in immigration, a much more measured approach to this. But it's turning out,

00:22:01.100 he's the the the princess is turning back into a pumpkin as they as they might say so in the new

00:22:08.700 york times this week there was two kind of major troubling things that were he said the first is

00:22:16.320 not about immigration but i mean it's sort of about immigration it was about our our relationship

00:22:22.440 with India. Harrison Faulkner posts, Mark Carney refuses to rule out the possibility of continued

00:22:33.080 Indian transnational crime in Canada. In an interview with the New York Times, Mark Carney

00:22:37.640 was asked about his efforts to repair strained relations with India and the evidence of an

00:22:42.840 Indian state-linked foreign interference in crime. When asked about the domestic fears among Indian

00:22:49.040 diaspora and transnational repression, Carney said, can I guarantee that no crime will occur

00:22:54.240 in Canada? I can't guarantee that no crime will occur in Canada. In 2024, PM Trudeau said in the

00:22:59.840 House of Commons that there was credible evidence linking India to the killing of Kalistan activist

00:23:04.840 Hardeep Singh Najjar in 2023. Since becoming Prime Minister, Mark Carney has traveled to India seeking

00:23:09.580 to repair relations and closing in on finalizing a new trade deal. PM Modi will be traveling to

00:23:14.820 Canada in December for a state visit. And you have to keep in mind, this comes in the wake of

00:23:21.440 just, what is it, last week, where the news broke, where CBC releases the full letter published by

00:23:29.920 or sent by the Bishnoi gang, a registered terrorist organization in Canada, by the way,

00:23:37.800 to the police threatening to take over Canada, basically, saying they have the guns, they have

00:23:44.640 the resources that the state is too cowardly to do anything about it and they will take over

00:23:51.180 canada and mark you have our prime minister saying what can i do how can i stop crime how can i stop

00:23:59.420 crime what can i do that's out of my control is it really mr prime minister is it really

00:24:04.820 how about we deport indian criminals terrorists indian terrorists part of the bishnoi gang

00:24:14.600 why don't we deport these people right just remove i don't care if they're citizens

00:24:18.660 i don't care if they're permanent residents they're terrorists they're making threats against

00:24:26.580 the police here's the full letter oh no i don't want to boost it stop trying to take my money elon

00:24:34.260 um this is this is for ken the defense minister army and police we are giving you written warning

00:24:42.060 and challenge we are indian gang canada has no guts to stop us and that is clear that is clear

00:24:47.460 they do have a point there we will rule in canada now no one can stop us we are very powerful no

00:24:53.800 other gang is bigger than us even your fucking hell's angels white pigs this is our time now

00:25:00.160 indian we have more than 5 000 gang member in canada they will take over canada soon this is

00:25:06.880 warning to say to you all stay away from our activates otherwise you might see

00:25:13.600 news next day shooting on police station all right

00:25:18.880 just inc incredible these people they they they see themselves as having no

00:25:23.840 being above uh persecution and like they're right

00:25:29.840 there's been no consequences for for for literally threatening the police

00:25:36.880 The police, the RCMP, the media are more concerned about right-wing activists peacefully demonstrating than actual threats from Indian terrorists.

00:25:48.360 So Mark Carney says, what can I do? What can I do?

00:25:52.380 I can't just stop crime. I can't control everything.

00:25:55.960 These guys think they can control the weather, but they can't control our borders.

00:26:01.660 It's deeply ironic. You just have to get rid of a lot of these people.

00:26:04.480 it's that simple it's that simple so mark carney instead of the only foreign relations we should

00:26:15.960 have with the state of india in 2026 is working out negotiating how we're going to figure out a

00:26:24.700 massive population transfer right a remigration scheme from canada to india to remove millions

00:26:32.680 of Indian migrants that have came here through our asylum system, as illegal migrants, through our

00:26:38.700 foreign student program, through the temporary foreign worker program, through the international

00:26:43.380 mobility program, as permanent residents. How are we going to remove, because India dominates

00:26:50.040 every single stream of immigration, how are we going to remove these millions of people

00:26:55.760 that have been admitted to Canada that shouldn't have been? The issue with India, especially when

00:27:01.240 it comes to the citizens is India does not allow dual citizenship. So anyone who has moved from

00:27:07.540 India has become a citizen. This doesn't apply to permanent residents. This doesn't apply to

00:27:12.440 any temporary migrants, illegals, so on. Anyone who has a citizenship will have to figure out how

00:27:19.460 India will take them back. And we need to be using every piece of leverage possible. We shouldn't be

00:27:23.960 negotiating a trade deal with India. Ironically, trade deals with India, the Indian state often

00:27:32.120 includes labor mobility stipulations within that. They require immigration requirements

00:27:39.900 and labor mobility within these countries as part of the trade deal. We do not, any trade deal we

00:27:45.660 need to be negotiating with India right now needs to have the reverse in it. Sure, we'll trade with

00:27:53.000 you, we'll give you our resources, our incredible wealth of resources, we'll trade those with you

00:27:58.080 on the condition that you take back all of these people, you work with us to bring back your people,

00:28:05.620 your diaspora into your country, right? This is the only kind of foreign diplomacy,

00:28:12.620 foreign international relations we should be having with India. This is not what Karni's

00:28:17.900 been doing he goes over there and he plays nice with them now now Modi's coming here in December

00:28:23.200 and you can expect much of the same to have a real have a real normal time when India when uh

00:28:29.500 Modi comes here to Canada as you know probably as you might not or you might not know uh uh the

00:28:36.600 the the Indian state is very much uh in favor of the the Hindu majority in India rather than

00:28:43.320 the Calistans. A lot of Calistani separatists here in Canada, they're not big fans of Modi.

00:28:49.020 You might have seen footage of them, you know, lighting fire, hitting him with swords, effigies

00:28:57.120 of him, putting him behind fake bars, doing demonstrations with effigies of Modi. I'm sure

00:29:03.580 they're going to have a really normal time when Modi comes to visit Canada in December. That'll

00:29:09.540 be fun to watch. He wants to start, should we start a betting pool? What should our activism

00:29:16.340 be to expose the absolute insanity that's going to come to Canada in December with this foreign

00:29:22.180 visit? So this is the first kind of black pill on Carney from this New York Times interview.

00:29:29.380 His weak stance on India. India has done more damage to Canada than any other country in the

00:29:34.940 last decade. And Mark Carney wants to play nice. He wants to, he wants to rebuild our relationship

00:29:40.980 with India. What do you mean? These people are sending us foreign criminals. They are manipulating

00:29:48.120 our politics openly. Modi has said, he has been quoted on multiple occasions saying that India

00:29:55.160 uses their foreign diasporas to manipulate other country politics in the best interest of India.

00:30:02.040 That's what's happening here in Canada. As more and more Indians get elected to our members as

00:30:07.800 members of parliament. You have the Indian state, according to the RCMP, you don't have to believe

00:30:13.660 me, this isn't a conspiracy theory. This is according to our RCMP, the Indian state conducting

00:30:18.640 extrajudicial executions on Sikh activists in Canada. You know, I'm not going to call him a

00:30:27.080 canadian but it's still absurd for a foreign government to be murdering people in canada

00:30:32.940 that's insane there should be retribution for this there should be people going to jail there

00:30:40.880 should be people being deported you should be expelling diplomats from canada instead he wants

00:30:47.020 to rebuild that that um that relationship and this comes back to this anti-american instinct

00:30:53.560 which I totally understand. He wants to diversify trade. That means becoming closer to China. That

00:30:58.800 means becoming closer to India. These are the massive populations. These massive markets can

00:31:02.860 that can help supplement a move away from the United States. But we can't just

00:31:08.340 that's it's a it's throwing out the baby with the bathwater. It's out of the frying pan and into the

00:31:14.500 fire. America's done damage to us. India has done a lot more. We can't just get closer to India and

00:31:22.280 Make these situations worse just to try and distance ourselves from the Americans.

00:31:27.800 So that's the first big thing from that.

00:31:35.720 That's the first big thing from the New York Times interview.

00:31:40.800 What else do we have?

00:31:44.400 He also made a very important comment on immigration.

00:31:52.280 there's a whole section in here on immigration. Can I ask you a domestic question?

00:32:00.980 He goes on to explain, I'm going to simplify, but what happened post COVID is there's

00:32:05.880 a series of ways you can come into Canada. One is through controlled immigration point system

00:32:10.080 pictured of economic and family reunification that had been gradually increased. Think 300,000

00:32:15.900 people here. You have asylum seekers. So for one, family reunification does not go through

00:32:23.540 the point system. Only permanent, only the economic migrants do. The permanent, the family

00:32:29.480 reunification is separate from that who come as permanent residents who do not require any points.

00:32:35.760 As well, the point system was massively reduced. You had to have, you know, a four digit points

00:32:42.080 score to come here before Trudeau. Trudeau tanked those thresholds down to double digits in order

00:32:51.300 to get in. You have asylum seekers, which obviously you don't control. People show up

00:32:59.000 somehow if they seek asylum. And then we have rights-based process that work that way,

00:33:05.540 that can fluctuate depending on situation largely coming from the US and then other components that

00:33:10.360 were uncapped and demands driven were foreign students and temporary foreign workers and again

00:33:15.960 this is just not accurate guys asylum claimants we have complete control over these people are just

00:33:23.620 before trudeau before trudeau did this big virtue signaling saying everyone in the world was welcome

00:33:31.020 here canada's doors are open in the years before that we had an average of less than 10 000 asylum

00:33:36.840 seekers per year in Canada. Many of them were refugees selected from countries undergoing

00:33:42.720 strife to come here, not people showing up and claiming asylum. Since 2017, when Justin Trudeau

00:33:53.920 made this tweet being like, Donald Trump's so bad, you should come here instead. Those numbers

00:33:59.020 have gone from 10,000 a year to almost 200,000 a year on average. So don't tell me we can't control

00:34:06.200 it. We can't control it. Just like we can't control Indian crime in Canada. These things

00:34:11.160 are out of our control. No, they're not. No, they're not. Canada is welcoming to these people

00:34:16.200 and it encourages more of them to come. If these people got immediately turned away,

00:34:20.960 they would stop coming. Instead, they're not turned away. They get to sit in the backlog

00:34:24.760 system for years, enjoy all of our social benefits, enjoy the interim federal health

00:34:29.900 program, which costs the taxpayer over a billion dollars a year, the interim federal housing

00:34:34.060 assistance program. They get to sit in our education system, abuse our healthcare. They

00:34:38.740 get to make this country worse. And Mark Carney just goes around saying, we can't control it.

00:34:44.080 What are we going to do? What are we going to do? Stop giving them healthcare. It's like when

00:34:50.060 vermin show up and you like, don't feed the birds, don't feed the rats, or there's going to be more

00:34:56.000 of them. This is like basic logic. Why is my house infected with rodents? Why is my house infected

00:35:02.740 with rodents. I just leave cheese outside the back door with my door wide open. How did they

00:35:08.460 get in? I can't do anything about this. Stop feeding the vermin. It's just insane. But the

00:35:16.100 biggest thing, we don't have to go through every single thing he says about immigration, but

00:35:23.340 the big the big line oh yeah me and my hotkeys trying to find

00:35:33.140 here it is uh part of this is tightening but asylum seekers are down by one third

00:35:45.260 on a flow basis and now the question starts to become when do we resume some controlled

00:35:50.200 increase in the population, which is the nature of Canada. So what will happen? And we just want

00:35:57.220 to make sure that we've got it under control. So after one year of slightly reduced immigration,

00:36:05.880 Mark Carney thinks that it's time to turn the taps back on and increase those numbers.

00:36:10.340 it's just ridiculous after 10 years 10 years of radical policies except for that one year in

00:36:20.920 2020 when it was covid and they closed down the borders showing that it's entirely possible to

00:36:25.100 close down the borders by the way after just one year of slowing things down a bit he thinks it's

00:36:30.980 time to ramp things back up this is not going to reflect well this is a huge opportunity for

00:36:36.540 the conservatives. I don't, I'm not going to hold my breath. I'm sure they'll find a way to squander

00:36:40.480 it. It's a huge operation, uh, opportunity for the, for the conservatives. If, if Mark Carney

00:36:46.180 is going to abandon this moderate reduction to immigration, it's a huge opportunity for the

00:36:52.160 conservatives to pick up the football. It's not enough to slightly reduce the numbers. We need

00:36:57.020 to reverse the flow. We need to undo the damage that was done by Justin Trudeau. That's the

00:37:02.740 message they need to bring forward. Fix the mess. It's that simple. As well, not only is he

00:37:10.820 explicitly calling for increases to immigration, and we'll see more about that, I think it's later

00:37:16.360 this month, they'll have to publish their immigration levels report, which will lay out

00:37:21.860 the numbers that we can expect for the next three years. They have to publish it every year, but it

00:37:25.820 shows the next three years what we can expect for the amount of permanent residents, temporary

00:37:30.260 foreign workers, foreign students, all the different groups. So we'll see that later this

00:37:33.940 month. He's already soft launching. This could be what we call a test balloon, right? And this is

00:37:39.420 why it's very important that people get mad about this, that people are very clear that they don't

00:37:45.080 want more immigration. These politicians do this. They use news sources, they put out messaging,

00:37:52.540 messages, see how they're received, and then they develop their strategy and policy based on that.

00:37:57.780 So it's very important that people are mad about this ridiculous statement.

00:38:02.040 We do not want increased immigration.

00:38:04.520 We want decreased.

00:38:05.600 We want the numbers to go down even more.

00:38:07.520 We want negative population growth.

00:38:09.580 That's what Canada needs.

00:38:11.060 So we'll see more this month when the immigration levels report is released.

00:38:23.820 He also did this.

00:38:25.900 He also did the classic.

00:38:27.780 He did the classic. He said the thing. He said the thing. He said, so under certain criteria,

00:38:35.780 post-secondary institutions would grant visas or get visas for foreign students and temporary

00:38:39.560 foreign workers. And then there was a huge surge in demand through those two channels. The

00:38:43.800 consequences of that was an immigration population went from the immigrant population went from 3%

00:38:49.140 to 7.5% of the population in a limit under five years. So it's a huge shift. Now we're a country

00:38:55.260 of immigrants we consistently take around one percent of the population in terms of immigration

00:39:00.460 so the consequences of that was that pressure on the education system

00:39:05.980 they just exactly putting forward these notions we're a country of immigrants it's in our nature

00:39:12.060 it's in our nature to bring in immigrants what is this how is it in our nature to bring in

00:39:16.940 immigrants that doesn't make any sense we're not a nation of immigrants we're a nation of settlers

00:39:22.380 we didn't let for most of canada's history our population growth was based off of domestic birth

00:39:28.140 rates in fact until like not not in the far distant past canada had some of the most absurdly

00:39:35.260 high birth rates especially in the province of quebec anywhere in the world this is our history

00:39:42.460 this this fuel of immigration has only existed since the 70s and was only scaled up in the

00:39:47.820 the last 10 years to pretend this is some central pillar of Canadian identity is ahistoric, is

00:39:54.240 ahistoric. It's virtue signaling. It's just not true. So we get Mark Carney pandering to India.

00:40:01.800 We get Mark Carney suggesting we're going to have increased levels of immigration. We get

00:40:08.700 the news that we did not have negative population growth despite previous claims. And on top of that,

00:40:17.020 on top of that the record levels of deportations we saw last year which weren't even that high by

00:40:23.800 the way they were records but it's again it's a low bar we we find that deportations have stagnated

00:40:35.400 or even decreased so here's harrison faulkner again canada is on track to decrease deportations

00:40:40.120 in 2026 and fall short of cbsa targets after setting a previous record in 2025 canada's

00:40:46.180 current average monthly deportation rate in 2026 is 1,862. If CBSA maintains its average rate of

00:40:55.900 deportations, Canada will only remove 22,345 illegal migrants in Canada. In 2025, CBSA

00:41:04.640 reported 23,160 deportations. Some estimates calculate Canada's total population of illegal

00:41:13.600 migrants living in the country at close to 500 000 500 000 it's probably well over that because

00:41:21.380 of course illegal migrants are hard to track by numbers we don't know how many of them are coming

00:41:27.560 in and many of them are visa overstays there's probably well over 500 000 there's probably well

00:41:34.080 over 500 000 and that's not even including um people on failed asylum claims all these other

00:41:42.140 groups. 500,000 to a million people and they're deporting 22,000 a year, guys.

00:41:50.040 22,000 a year. These numbers need to be scaling up. We need massive expansions of CBSA. We need

00:41:55.540 probably a new department within CBSA to handle deportations, you know, some sort of immigration

00:42:02.140 enforcement forces. I'm sure people would take that job pretty quick. I'm sure there's lots of

00:42:09.240 young men that would be interested in making sure deportations happen. Anyone would like that job in

00:42:15.100 here? And instead of deportation scaling up, you know, there was some reason to be optimistic last

00:42:26.940 year. We see deportation stagnating or even going down. So this is what we have from Mark Carney.

00:42:32.420 We have pandering to India. We have immigration is fixed. We can get the numbers back up.

00:42:40.800 We have falling deportations. We have lying about negative population growth.

00:42:45.520 This is a tough week for Mark Carney, a big opportunity for other parties, the conservatives

00:42:51.820 to pick up the football and deliver on immigration restrictionism. Radical change is necessary

00:42:59.080 after the radical policies of the last year.

00:43:02.800 We've got another super chat from SuperAble9 for $20.

00:43:06.460 Do you think honor can unite Canada against Marxism?

00:43:11.060 I think honor is an important part of it.

00:43:12.880 I think we have to be honest and committed

00:43:16.060 to our founding ethos to defeat Marxism.

00:43:23.660 There's lots of negative narratives

00:43:25.920 around that sort of stuff.

00:43:29.080 so honor would be a big part of it um but we have to inform people we have to give people a

00:43:35.800 positive vision for the future i think that's what's most important um

00:43:50.600 okay so that's all i have to say what do you guys think uh do you guys like mark carney do

00:43:56.200 Do you want to do what I'm gone?

00:43:57.320 What do you think?

00:44:12.720 Why does Marxism need to be defeated?

00:44:15.000 Marxism is not very Canadian.

00:44:17.580 I like Marxist tactics as much as the next one.

00:44:20.880 But this victimhood culture is central to a lot of our problems.

00:44:50.880 okay the other big uh uh topic i want to talk about this week is the big news around truth

00:45:13.580 and reconciliation day truth and reconciliation day that's this week and it might get me in a

00:45:20.200 bit of trouble it might get me in a bit of it might get me in a bit of trouble but i want to

00:45:25.700 talk about residential schools i'm really tired of some of the comments about residential schools

00:45:31.480 i don't want to i don't want to engage in denialism denialism although i've already been accused of

00:45:37.500 such after our our bring back mac rally uh on victoria day earlier this year they uh just for

00:45:45.960 just for saying johnny mcdonald was a good guy that we should remember donnie mcdonald that we

00:45:50.840 should put up a statue apparently that's residential school denialism i don't think

00:45:56.760 i've ever said much about residential schools i am gonna tonight so you'll find these quotes

00:46:02.520 in an article in the future we can look forward to that so this week is truth and reconciliation

00:46:10.440 day it was earlier this week so where did truth and reconciliation day come from what is truth

00:46:18.380 and reconciliation day again so truth and reconciliation day it goes back to uh it was

00:46:25.220 just started in 2021 it was it all happened during the dark years the dark years of covid

00:46:30.160 uh and it was uh it it started you know they've always been looking for these to promote these

00:46:38.500 narratives of residential schools you want to talk about marxism the problem the fundamental

00:46:43.540 issue with marxism it's all about uh viewing things through lenses of oppression right it's

00:46:51.120 about dividing groups into the oppressors and the oppressed and uh and in this culture of victimhood

00:47:01.460 uh based through that uh that that conception of society and then deconstructing society based on

00:47:10.200 those notions so this is central to the whole narrative around residential schools to be honest

00:47:16.140 so we go back to 2020 there was the uh the findings of the residential school in Kamloops

00:47:22.680 British Columbia where they found subterranean anomalies which they then suggested where the

00:47:30.840 where the uh unmarked graves of 215 bodies where these figures came from it's not exactly clear

00:47:37.620 it's not exactly clear but this news spread like wildfire across the country all the all the

00:47:44.180 politicians embraced it all of the the mainstream news placed this everywhere that there was in fact

00:47:50.460 unmarked graves of 215 uh aboriginal children which were probably murdered by people running

00:47:59.300 residential schools. Just ridiculous. And if you guys will recall, there was crazy reactions to

00:48:06.500 this, fueled by the coverage of politicians and the mainstream media. There was churches that

00:48:12.860 were burned, arson, as some sort of retribution against the Christians that ran residential

00:48:20.180 schools. There was statues torn down across the country. Statues of Sir John A. MacDonald,

00:48:26.160 statue of Egerton Wireson, statues of Queen Victoria.

00:48:35.660 And then it was eventually found that this was bunk.

00:48:39.840 This wasn't true, that there was no evidence

00:48:42.320 that these underground abnormalities

00:48:45.320 were actually bodies, unmarked graves, anything like that.

00:48:50.980 They didn't dig up and find bones.

00:48:52.800 They didn't find anything.

00:48:56.160 They were given millions of dollars by the government in order to look into these things,

00:48:59.860 in order to make them whole for the tragedy that was residential schools.

00:49:05.220 But they never found anything.

00:49:06.600 There was no evidence.

00:49:07.700 And the politicians don't come back and they don't apologize for getting things wrong.

00:49:11.060 The media doesn't spread the truth as fast as they spread the lies.

00:49:15.680 So to this day, people believe this narrative around 215 bodies, unmarked graves at the place in Kamloops.

00:49:28.440 It comes back to the narratives around residential schools.

00:49:31.520 This was just an opportunity to extend that narrative to something greater.

00:49:35.540 The reality is Canada, modern Canada, you know, not this Canada, modern Canada, new Canada.

00:49:45.680 is very jealous of the U.S. for their original sin of slavery. Modern Canada is very jealous

00:49:57.300 of Germany and their terrible sin of the Holocaust because it fits the Marxist narrative, right?

00:50:07.060 You have the oppressor class, the Americans oppressing the black slaves. You have the

00:50:14.440 oppressor class, the Nazis oppressing the Jews. And as such, there is clear oppressors,

00:50:21.360 there are clear villains, and there are clear oppressed, the good guys. And as such, we must

00:50:25.300 deconstruct this identity. And we, so desperate to have that clear cut narrative, Marxist narrative,

00:50:35.200 we needed to import that, we needed to build our own. So they invented this idea around

00:50:41.620 residential schools to be this original sin in Canada. The reality is Canada's history is not

00:50:49.140 that of oppressing natives. This is a very new concept invented over this post-war period.

00:50:56.620 For a long time, for most of Canada's history, and you can find the records on this,

00:51:00.580 residential schools were looked upon very positively. Canada's relationship with the

00:51:06.040 with the First Nations community has always been one of positivity and collaboration, right?

00:51:12.900 We don't have the trails of tears. That's a very American concept. You look at our history with

00:51:18.260 the indigenous and it's Samuel de Champlain partnering with the Algonquin and the Huron

00:51:25.120 Wendat against the Iroquois Confederacy who were trying to genocide other indigenous groups, right?

00:51:31.160 the violent Iroquois warriors who would scalp, torture, enslave other First Nations groups.

00:51:39.540 First Nations aren't a bloc, right? There are all sorts of different tribes that were conflicting.

00:51:44.340 No, it was Samuel de Champlain and the French that fought alongside these Indigenous people,

00:51:49.780 forming bonds of collaboration, forming bonds of commerce that would make Canada permanent

00:51:56.680 settlement in North America viable through trade, through beaver pelts that would be sold later in

00:52:02.040 Europe that would allow permanent settlement in Canada to be viable. That's our history with

00:52:07.420 the Indigenous. It's positive. It's collaborative. It's Isaac Brock and Tecumseh fighting alongside

00:52:13.980 each other, shaking hands and fighting alongside each other in the War of 1812 against the Yanks,

00:52:18.520 against the Americans. This is Canada's history.

00:52:23.680 And they try and turn residential schools into some Holocaust. They try and make it seem like

00:52:31.520 they were murder camps where indigenous students or children were being torn away from their

00:52:38.340 families and murdered by Christian priests that would just bury them out back because they're

00:52:46.020 like having fun or something like this like completely baseless when in reality residential

00:52:51.840 schools were just that they were schools why were why were they uh residential in nature why did

00:52:59.440 they take children away because they did want to assimilate children into canadian culture right

00:53:05.380 the reality was on many indigenous reserves the case to this day they were they did not have good

00:53:13.720 standards for education. They had high rates of alcoholism and abuse. Children needed to be

00:53:20.680 removed from very toxic, violent environments, given a proper education so they could

00:53:26.240 integrate into Canadian society, properly succeed, speak English, speak French,

00:53:32.120 so they could be a successful contingent of Canadian society like the Anglo-Canadians and

00:53:37.300 like the French Canadians. They try and make this out to some evil thing that we just wanted to

00:53:43.900 oppress and destroy indigenous culture. No, we wanted to raise up indigenous culture by giving

00:53:49.520 them world-class education. That's Canada's big original sin, residential schools, the evils of

00:53:56.420 residential schools, giving children a proper education so that they can succeed like everyone

00:54:02.080 else in Canada. That's our big original sin. Why does a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald need to

00:54:08.460 come down because he helped put up schools? Why does a statue of Egerton Ryerson, why does

00:54:14.460 Ryerson University needs to be renamed because of his role in the residential school system?

00:54:20.080 What did Egerton Ryerson do? Has anyone looked into it? Egerton Ryerson didn't even make

00:54:26.100 residential schools. He wrote a letter giving some suggestions on what the curriculum for

00:54:32.820 residential schools should look like. He said they should learn math and how to read and how to speak

00:54:40.600 English. And also they should have a focus on practical agricultural skills, as these will be

00:54:45.480 important when they return to their reserves. This is what Egerton Ryerson wrote. This is his role in

00:54:51.260 residential schools. And for that, he needs to have his statue thrown into Lake Ontario

00:54:56.260 and his name removed from one of Canada's prestigious universities. Does that make

00:55:01.900 any sense to you? These people don't know our history at all. So now we have Truth and

00:55:09.080 Reconciliation Day based on these lies, based on the lies of what happened at Kamloops,

00:55:13.600 based on dividing Canadians, not promoting a narrative of what could

00:55:21.380 unite Indigenous and heritage Canadians, right? Because that's our history. It's the French

00:55:32.540 Canadians through Samuel de Champlain standing beside the Indigenous on the battlefield.

00:55:37.840 field. It's the Anglo-Canadians represented by Isaac Brock standing beside Tecumseh and

00:55:45.200 the United Confederacy against the Americans. There are so many narratives out there that

00:55:51.540 it's the Canadians offering them schooling in order to make sure to rise them up and bring

00:55:58.360 them into the fold to make sure that they were successful. And instead of all these narratives

00:56:04.880 that could reconcile the problems between us, not everything's perfect. Instead of promoting this,

00:56:11.380 they promote these narratives that divide us and only make things worse. The reality is,

00:56:17.220 sure, we've shut down residential schools, but the situation on reserves is still as bad as ever.

00:56:24.180 Reserves are like third world countries operating within our borders. You look at any statistic,

00:56:29.280 literacy alcoholism drug use childhood mortality rates of domestic abuse criminality murder rates

00:56:39.300 violent crimes any conceivable statistic on reserves and you have third world type metrics

00:56:45.840 operating in canada we virtue signal about how residential schools don't exist anymore they were

00:56:51.440 so bad where well the situation keeps getting worse and worse and worse and what do they do

00:56:57.660 they throw money at it. They throw money at it. Some of our biggest budget items on an annual

00:57:03.120 basis are the money flowing from Canadian taxpayers to indigenous reserves. They don't

00:57:09.020 pay taxes. Canadians pay taxes and we send them to indigenous reserves. And does the situation get

00:57:15.080 better on those reserves? No. Because again, like third countries, like foreign aid to third world

00:57:20.020 countries, that money doesn't go flow to the people. It gets controlled by the warlords,

00:57:27.040 the chieftains on these reserves who spend it on nice houses and new trucks and making themselves

00:57:35.360 better instead of making their communities better. Every year we burn billions of dollars

00:57:41.600 virtue signaling to send money to these people instead of making sure they have water,

00:57:48.040 making sure they're properly educated, making sure they can be a successful part of the greater

00:57:53.920 Canadian fabric. And we're evil. We're evil. We're denialists for being historically literate.

00:58:03.260 It's ridiculous. It's ridiculous. So that's the truth about residential schools. That's the truth

00:58:11.320 about Egerton Ryerson. That's the truth about Canadian history and our relationship with the

00:58:16.320 indigenous. Things are not good now. Things could be better. I firmly believe that we must unite

00:58:21.940 Canada's three founding people, the Anglo-Canadians, the French-Canadians, and the First

00:58:25.720 Nations, to collectively protect our unique identities, our unique identities that don't

00:58:31.180 exist anywhere else in the world. We must come together. There are things that separate us.

00:58:36.200 We have our differences. But we built Canada together. Canada couldn't have been built without

00:58:42.720 the participation of the indigenous. Whether it's Tecumseh and the United Confederacy,

00:58:49.560 whether it's the Huron-Wendat working with Champlain to create a viable permanent settlement

00:58:55.740 here. Europeans struggled to create a permanent settlement on the northern half of this continent

00:59:01.820 because it's hard to live here. We had to learn from the indigenous. We had to work with them

00:59:06.300 to create this country. They are important to our identity, to building this country,

00:59:13.200 and we must reunite again to protect that from the hordes of invaders, from the hordes of invaders.

00:59:19.560 Do you think that the people who replace us

00:59:22.380 are gonna have any sympathy for First Nations?

00:59:26.360 You think, they don't have any loyalty.

00:59:28.560 They don't have that shared history.

00:59:30.760 They don't care.

00:59:31.860 They're gonna, if they come in here,

00:59:34.000 if they become the majority,

00:59:36.220 the situation for the First Nations

00:59:38.100 is only gonna get worse and worse and worse.

00:59:39.820 The only way for them, for us,

00:59:41.340 is to work together to take back our country.

00:59:45.620 So that's my take on residential schools, guys.

00:59:48.660 I like this whole perversion to try and make it out to be something evil is just so tired.

00:59:58.000 And if you if you put any scrutiny on it, it falls apart instantly. So

01:00:02.860 some guys have done some some good work this week. Some guys have done some good work this

01:00:10.560 week to expose the ridiculous of the situation. A big demonstration out in British Columbia

01:00:16.720 this past weekend to set the stage to set the stage for truth and reconciliation week

01:00:22.920 the guys over at the second sons did a demonstration on the grounds of the

01:00:31.000 Kamloops residential school or near the Kamloops residential school I'm sure you guys have seen

01:00:36.460 this got bones play on the the classic got milk we got a super chat that I missed

01:00:43.140 we'll quickly do that

01:00:45.940 kenneth the menace for 1399 thank you for the super chat look into moravian town indigenous

01:00:54.040 delaware refugees fleeing the americans found refuge under the british in ontario there

01:00:58.940 where their community remains today oh and they're christian cool i'll have to look into that i'm not

01:01:03.740 familiar with it so the second says did this huge demonstration this big demonstration that's gotten

01:01:09.820 a ton of coverage. A ton of coverage. Starting important conversations around the truth

01:01:16.900 of Truth and Reconciliation Day. And they have been smeared, smeared by the media,

01:01:25.220 smeared by politicians at every level. Yet the leader of the Conservative Party of British

01:01:31.080 Columbia quickly disavow this. Every other British Columbian politician has. The Prime

01:01:35.700 Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, weighed in, calling it abhorrent and hateful. Why was it hateful?

01:01:45.720 Can someone explain to me how got bones is hateful language?

01:01:53.920 There are no bones. There were no, this is a fact, right? The media hasn't done much to promote this,

01:02:01.000 But it's now common knowledge, accepted fact, that these abnormalities were not actually unmarked graves, that they're probably just roots from an old apple orchard, that they might just be remnants of an old septic tank, something like that.

01:02:16.540 It's not actually hate to question that narrative.

01:02:21.580 But as usual, these people are very sensitive about the scary appearance of white men in masks.

01:02:28.840 that's a hate crime in and of itself apparently in canada that has been the kind of center of

01:02:35.700 the controversy i'm not big on masks you guys know that we don't do masks and in the dominion

01:02:41.680 society but i respect why people would be wearing masks look at what david ebby premier or incumbent

01:02:49.300 premier of british columbia had to say about the demonstration this is just disgraceful

01:02:54.420 disgusting behavior. I mean, it's very clear that these people were trying to intimidate,

01:03:00.520 were trying to make people feel fearful. The fact that they felt they had to wear masks and hide

01:03:05.520 their identity, that they know that the retribution would be severe and instant if they showed who

01:03:10.740 they were. But this isn't who we are as British Canadians. We've all got to pull together. That's

01:03:14.780 how we'll be successful. And I hope we're in a place still in this province where every single

01:03:19.360 politician can denounce this behavior and to come loops as the disgusting display that it was

01:03:26.880 did you guys hear it did you guys catch it did you guys catch it

01:03:31.520 evolution would be severe i know that the retribution would be severe

01:03:35.600 and instant if they showed who they were

01:03:40.320 why do these guys wear masks the retribution would be instant and severe

01:03:47.120 if they hadn't been wearing masks. This is the premier of British Columbia. This isn't some

01:03:53.560 radical activist, right? These guys broke no laws. They peacefully assembled. They wore matching

01:04:03.300 uniforms. And they had a banner with two words and a question mark. None of them were slurs.

01:04:11.620 there was no hate crime and people are saying the the premier is saying the rcmp should

01:04:19.800 investigate this investigate what can we let the rcmp focus on persecuting the bishnoi gang who is

01:04:28.720 sending written threats to the police instead of wasting the rcmp's time chasing around guys who

01:04:36.820 might have an opinion that some people disagree with. There are no crimes. And the premier of

01:04:42.860 British Columbia, or at least the incumbent premier, is saying that if we knew who they were,

01:04:49.920 the punishment would be immediate and severe. That is insane. No wonder they wear masks.

01:04:58.500 No wonder they wear masks. This is not illegal behavior. There should not be any retribution.

01:05:05.000 no one should be fired from their jobs for saying to for pointing out that there have not been

01:05:12.080 bones found at the Kamloops residential school so it is incredible the amount of coverage that

01:05:21.080 they've got despite the unfair treatment that they've received they have got a lot of attention

01:05:26.580 on this important issue they have brought a lot of awareness to this issue this is exactly the

01:05:31.360 purpose of demonstration sometimes they can be a little offensive shocking but the point is to

01:05:39.680 smash open the Overton window to start discussions that people might be have might be uncomfortable

01:05:44.760 having another funny thing I've noticed through this whole thing is just how they try and spell

01:05:54.460 these indigenous words. You can see it even in this tweet. We stand with

01:06:01.420 I don't even know how to say it. I don't even know how to say it. And this has been a trend,

01:06:14.460 right guys? This has been a trend, especially in British Columbia. They put up all sorts of

01:06:18.140 signage with uh with crazy spellings on on road signs on businesses um i saw one the other day

01:06:27.540 what was it let me see if i can um it was the soccer team it was the it was the vancouver soccer

01:06:36.480 team here it is what is this guys apparently this i think this the below it is the translation

01:06:52.640 the term like how do you even say this

01:06:57.740 how do you pronounce the the k to the power of w

01:07:04.860 what what what impact does a comma above an m have

01:07:12.580 i don't what what is this letter how do you pronounce upside down e

01:07:19.100 and it's like this writing isn't an indigenous language right

01:07:25.040 greg greg pointed this out to me today greg wycliffe he pointed this out to me

01:07:30.280 the indigenous folks didn't have a written language before europeans came here it's an

01:07:36.760 oral tradition passed on from generation to generation they don't have an alphabet

01:07:42.000 they don't have a written language this isn't us using indigenous language this is

01:07:47.260 this is hyper liberal language scholars trying to create use our alphabet and other characters

01:07:54.620 to create some approximation for indigenous languages. Kamloops itself is an anglicization

01:08:03.020 of the indigenous term for the area. That's why they keep spelling it as the Kamloops.

01:08:09.200 Kamloops is already us using the indigenous term for the area in a way that English people can

01:08:15.660 properly pronounce it to pay respect to that heritage. These people aren't speaking an

01:08:22.140 indigenous language. They're just writing things in ridiculous ways that indigenous people

01:08:27.100 historically would not be able to read, that actual Canadians can't read or pronounce.

01:08:33.480 It's just a nonsense phrase on a sign to make some people feel better, to make some virtue

01:08:40.880 signal about reconciliation while things get worse and worse and worse on reserve. It's just

01:08:46.480 it's just ridiculous and it's just it's parody it's parody level stuff guys how do you pronounce

01:08:53.220 the triangle the upside down seven how are we supposed to pronounce these things how does that

01:08:58.920 make things better i don't even know how to use how to use these characters trust it's now

01:09:07.040 as a guy no one knows how to say that

01:09:11.080 Kamloops Toronto Ottawa Ontario all of these Quebec all of these things come from Indigenous

01:09:23.280 words right everywhere across Canada so many city names are there to pay respects to the

01:09:32.020 indigenous people that preceded us. It's already there. Now they go a step further and just make

01:09:39.280 it ridiculous. No one can say this. You can't make a street name something that no one can

01:09:46.360 pronounce. The point of language is to be able to communicate. It's to be able to read and explain

01:09:52.980 and communicate ideas. If you make it something that people can't say, you've defeated the purpose

01:09:57.860 of language we got another super chat here from vatorius 699 isn't canada the term used by

01:10:03.780 indigenous too i remember that one from those heritage minutes back in the day yes canada

01:10:08.340 itself is an approximation it's a miscommunication it comes from the term canata which made settlement

01:10:14.900 and the people the the indigenous people trying to communicate with early french settlers were

01:10:18.820 referring to a settlement down the way they referred to canata and there was a miscommunication

01:10:22.900 where they thought canada was the name of the territory that's where the name canada comes from

01:10:28.580 there's so many different and again there was no written language it's not like we took their

01:10:33.620 alphabet and perverted it or something we took their oral tradition wrote it down made approximations

01:10:40.100 based off of the way we speak that could so we could use common terminology to pay respect to

01:10:45.380 these people it's already in our cultural fabric and these people just have to make it into some

01:10:51.540 absurd impractical virtue signal to make them feel better. It's just absurd. No one communicates

01:10:58.820 with this fake language. It's not like these characters are how they like communicate with

01:11:07.640 each other. That's just fake. No one's ever done that. And again, much of indigenous history would

01:11:16.240 not have been preserved if it wasn't for European settlers who came here. Like it was the early

01:11:21.080 Christian people who are coming here to promote the gospel, to convert people to Christianity.

01:11:27.380 These were the first people that listened to their oral tradition, wrote it down. There's so

01:11:32.420 much Indigenous First Nations culture that would have been lost or forgotten if it wasn't for

01:11:37.360 Europeans coming here and respecting it enough to record it so it could be remembered permanently.

01:11:44.360 This is our relationship with the natives. We're not the U.S.

01:11:48.280 this residential schools aren't a holocaust we have a beautiful collaborative relationship with

01:11:56.000 our indigenous with our first nations communities that respects their unique cultures that

01:12:02.040 blends it with our own to create something unique and beautiful which is canada

01:12:07.480 and instead of just making these marxist kind of victimhood narratives around

01:12:13.400 relations with an effort to deconstruct colonialism and all these things it doesn't make sense

01:12:21.060 you can't be a patriotic canadian and be anti-colonial it doesn't make sense canada

01:12:27.740 has colonial roots we are the inheritors of two of the greatest european civilizations that ever

01:12:34.580 existed the french and the english we should be proud of that not ashamed of it we don't need to

01:12:40.620 deconstruct canada and replace it with turtle island or anything like this that's not better

01:12:46.860 canada is great and we have a beautiful history we don't need to make up things to reconcile

01:12:52.700 things with the first nations people we need to be honest about our history and what brings us

01:12:56.780 together and defend our unique identities together against the forces of demographic

01:13:03.180 change which is transforming can then to something completely different completely foreign

01:13:07.180 so

01:13:10.620 that's all I have to say

01:13:14.320 about that

01:13:15.740 that's all I have to say about that

01:13:19.820 so we're going to wrap things up soon

01:13:25.840 let me know if you guys have

01:13:28.640 let's have some questions

01:13:29.820 let's open the floor for some questions

01:13:31.560 before we wrap things up for tonight

01:13:33.620 you can drop your questions

01:13:34.780 in the chat

01:13:36.540 i need to figure out how to block people who are spamming the twitter chat i can't do that from

01:13:44.840 stream yards but damn some of these people are annoying

01:13:47.960 we need a loyalist national of canada party yeah we do need something like that we'll see in the

01:14:00.160 future i think we should work through our existing parties before starting something new though

01:14:11.440 make the dominion society of stickers larger yes we have a new batch of stickers already being

01:14:17.140 printed they're they're twice as large sorry the first batch was too small i admit it we got it

01:14:22.000 wrong

01:14:30.160 Daniel thoughts on pineapple on pizza eating Kenny asking the hard-hitting questions

01:14:40.460 I am pro pineapple on pizza I like pineapple pizza Hawaiian pizza is a proud Canadian tradition

01:14:50.660 and anyone who counter signals pineapple on pizza is not a true loyalist that's my take

01:14:56.720 I like sweet and spicy. I'm all about that. Pepperoni, pineapple, jalapeno. That's a special

01:15:05.860 one. That's my advice to you, Aiden Kenny. Pineapple, pepperoni, and peppers. PPP pizza.

01:15:17.600 They call you racist, but not wrong. Call me whatever you want. I'm taking my country back.

01:15:22.720 we're we're we're so over over being called names

01:15:26.340 show the dog show the dog arthur's not in here right now arthur come we'll see if he comes and

01:15:35.840 says says hi he arthur had a big surgery this week he had he had a skin tag on his eye removed

01:15:42.340 and he had one of his teeth removed that was uh that was going to come out so he had a big

01:15:46.380 procedure earlier this week on tuesday everything went smoothly he's in recovery mode and he is

01:15:51.120 such a trooper he's not itching his any of his wounds or anything he's just slowly recovering

01:15:57.440 no he's downstairs we'll see if he comes up John Kaler with the five dollar super chat who is

01:16:05.580 pumping out the leftist of Syria and to what end the whole establishment is pumping out this leftist

01:16:11.120 propaganda and it's to maintain their own control over the country when we getting the red ensign

01:16:17.300 back as soon as we get in power it's going to be one of our first moves guys we got to bring back

01:16:22.540 the flag are the new stickers paper material i think the material is the same ken ken handles

01:16:30.200 all of that stuff i think i think the stickers are all the exact same they're just they're just

01:16:34.900 bigger and there's some new designs who do you recommend voting for not conservatives people's

01:16:40.880 party i don't recommend voting at all right now between elections is not the time to decide who

01:16:46.720 to vote for, right? Right now is the time to push political parties to do better, to earn our votes.

01:16:53.100 We should all be open to vote for anyone. I'll vote for the NDP. I'll vote for the Green Party

01:17:00.020 if they advocate for remigration. So right now is when we demand politicians to earn our votes.

01:17:07.560 We shouldn't park our votes anywhere. And right now, I wouldn't vote for, I wouldn't personally

01:17:12.620 vote for anyone. I didn't vote for anyone in the last election. I spoiled my ballot.

01:17:15.480 and until there is a politician a party that earns my vote and i'm a hard customer i'm not

01:17:23.960 voting i'm done voting for the lesser of two evils that's how we continue to get the same old

01:17:30.340 recycled weak policies from these parties because they know they can get our vote anyways so i'm

01:17:37.220 not going to vote for the party that's a little bit better than the other one no we're not doing

01:17:40.500 them. If you're not advocating for re-migration, I'm not interested. I didn't know pineapple was

01:17:53.460 worth 25 bucks a month to you. I appreciate that, Aiden. We appreciate all the financial support.

01:18:02.780 Guys, and I only have the best takes. I only have the objectively correct opinions.

01:18:07.180 Lisa Amlin asks I say we all start hanging the red ensign can we bring it back yes everyone

01:18:13.040 should proudly wave the red ensign normalizing this symbol is so important regardless even if

01:18:19.680 people don't understand what they mean this means they need to see it everywhere so yes you should

01:18:23.860 have the red ensign hanging in your window hanging out your front uh off your front porch uh hanging

01:18:30.220 on your flagpole wherever it is make sure people are seeing the red ensign they don't need to know

01:18:34.640 that this necessarily what this means that it represents the english the scottish the french

01:18:39.300 the irish better if they do but what's most important is they see us proud of our symbols

01:18:45.700 we got lots of pineapple on pizza appreciators in the chat real loyalists remigration is a great

01:18:58.380 goal but maybe we should also endeavor to build our own version of irania at the same time as a

01:19:02.520 fail safe. If people want to do that, that's great. I can't do everything, guys. My mission

01:19:07.340 is to popularize remigration, to build an organization to leverage that into the political

01:19:13.460 system. If people want to go and spend resources buying land and making communities, I think that's

01:19:20.920 a noble endeavor and worth trying. I think there's people that are already doing that. I think there's

01:19:25.320 a contingent of return to the land in Canada here that's working towards that. And I think that's a

01:19:30.980 good idea. It's just not my, it's not my, it's not my MO. Do you think that Canadian history

01:19:38.880 needs to be better taught in schools? Yes, I do. Yes, I do. I went through the public education

01:19:45.060 system. I did a degree in, in political science with courses in history. And I didn't find I got

01:19:53.760 a very good education in Canada's political history. I had to do it myself. I had to read

01:19:59.820 books on my own to learn the truth about canada in our history and i think more people should do

01:20:05.760 that and i think our education system should better serve our students uh i based on my

01:20:11.140 conversations i hear that it's um it sounds like it's a bit better in french canada a little bit

01:20:16.660 more proud a little bit more honest but english at least the english uh curriculum could be a lot

01:20:22.320 better there's so much fascinating things the most common thing i hear from other canadians is

01:20:27.600 canada's history is boring do they don't even know anything about canada's history they just

01:20:33.440 know that we didn't have a bloody american style revolution they say oh canada just asked for our

01:20:39.080 independence we didn't fight a cool war actually there's lots of wars in canada's history

01:20:43.980 the war of independence is actually a part of our history the american revolutionary war is part of

01:20:50.500 our history right we were the guys on the other side of that we were the loyalists that's us

01:20:54.700 all Canada's noble role in World War I and World War II,

01:21:03.080 the fascinating path towards confederation,

01:21:07.340 the history of the Northwest Manhattan Police, Sam Steele,

01:21:12.680 the nuances of the Red River Rebellion and Louis Riel,

01:21:17.300 the greatness of Samuel de Champlain.

01:21:20.240 There's so much fascinating details to Canadian history

01:21:23.480 that people just don't know.

01:21:24.700 and i think that should be a lot more of a central part of um canada's uh canada's curriculum

01:21:35.660 will arthur will lead the revolutionary right arthur is a proud uh beautiful

01:21:42.860 embodiment of canada's ethnogenesis through dog why do you think they aren't building

01:21:50.940 new hospitals and schools despite population increase i don't incompetence i don't know like

01:21:56.620 they i think there's a natural way a society should grow and that's through our our population

01:22:04.600 growth and if populations grow normally then these infrastructure would follow regularly but since

01:22:11.580 it's like this outside stimulation there's an out the the organism is out of sync and as a result

01:22:17.180 you have all these weird lags because it doesn't feel like we need to grow our infrastructure in

01:22:22.860 line with the stagnating population growth which would be you know accurate to our actual

01:22:27.880 the growth of actual Canadians I can't explain it I can't explain it but we see the consequences

01:22:33.340 and we need the solutions Arthur the trooper Arthur we love Arthur the the the women at

01:22:43.260 the vet love Arthur. He's the best patient, they say. He's the best patient. He's very, he's very

01:22:48.460 good. Very good boy. He loves, he loves the vet. It smells like dogs. It smells like women. He

01:22:54.780 loves women. He doesn't see a lot of women around, but he loves, he loves the, he loves

01:23:01.480 spending time with women. He loves their smell. Daniel, Restore Britain is now in the double

01:23:05.900 digits in 118 constituencies and the third biggest party in Scotland. Let's go. Yeah,

01:23:10.920 We love our friends over at Restore Britain.

01:23:13.280 They are leading the way for Canada and the entire Anglosphere.

01:23:20.200 Which Canadian NHL team will go the furthest this year?

01:23:23.980 I can't say.

01:23:24.920 I can't say.

01:23:26.460 I'm not a huge hockey fan.

01:23:28.700 It seems like the Jets have been doing well in the last few years, the Oilers.

01:23:32.400 It seems like those would be the safe picks.

01:23:34.620 I grew up in Toronto, so I'm a passive.

01:23:39.080 I'm a Fairweather Leafs fan.

01:23:40.920 um how how do i where do i okay there we go i figured it out guys

01:24:04.140 i can i can i can uh i can block the annoying person there we go there we go guys

01:24:10.440 sorry about that i need mods guys i need mods

01:24:14.340 hi daniel what is your favorite non-european cuisine i love all sorts of food i i'm really

01:24:23.280 i'm really not a picky guy like i i i love jerk chicken i love jerk chicken i love i love uh

01:24:31.380 sushi i love shawarma i like all sorts of foods it's not a good reason for uh

01:24:38.020 for mass immigration. The Dominion Society needs to be a political party. I don't think we need to

01:24:43.880 be a political party right now. I don't think it's the time for political parties. Political parties

01:24:47.320 exist to win seats. And could we credibly win a seat right now? I don't know. What we need to do

01:24:53.100 is get organized. Right now, we're building what is in effect a shadow political party. And in the

01:24:57.360 short term, we can use this to influence existing political parties, which is going to be a much

01:25:00.640 more practical strategy to create influence in the short term. But at the same time, we are getting

01:25:06.580 organized. We're building policy teams, research teams. We're building media teams. We're training

01:25:11.140 grassroots activists in political organization, whether that be putting a posters, distributing

01:25:18.400 literature, and eventually knocking on doors. We're building the infrastructure of what a

01:25:22.380 political party can be. It's very easy to register a political party. I could do it before the end of

01:25:27.160 next week if I wanted to. It's 250 signatures. You think I couldn't do that? We have a thousand

01:25:35.220 people watching this live stream across platforms i could have it done tomorrow

01:25:40.820 we could the hard part is building an effective political party we need to know 340 reliable dudes

01:25:47.860 to run as candidates that would reflect well that could run good campaigns that we trust

01:25:53.780 that's hard to do there's arthur uh we need uh dudes that can run as campaign managers financial

01:26:01.460 agents we need to build a huge competent network of canadians from coast to coast

01:26:07.920 and that's what we're doing and that's what's going to put the nationalist movement in a much

01:26:12.140 better position to create an actual effective um to run an actually effective political party

01:26:21.540 um so it's it is part of the mission here we go look at who came oh look at who came to join us

01:26:29.020 Arthur do you have a message for the folks

01:26:31.440 he's looking good

01:26:32.900 he's looking healthy

01:26:34.280 we love the dog

01:26:36.620 you can't see it but he has a little

01:26:39.540 scab on his eye

01:26:41.000 he has a little scab on his eye

01:26:43.940 and he has one missing tooth

01:26:47.980 but he's here to say hi

01:26:51.880 you want back down

01:26:56.040 he's here to say hi so there's arthur everyone i won't show you his uh his uh his battle wounds

01:27:05.420 his uh his uh stitches in his mouth he's those should be all healed up in a in a in a couple of

01:27:11.740 weeks what's your favorite color yeah my favorite color is green i like green i like all sorts of

01:27:17.400 different greens i love dominion society forest green

01:27:20.680 i've always voted for the people's party personally i think they have been the only

01:27:29.120 party that stands against the establishment agenda i voted people's party canada i worked

01:27:33.300 for the people's party i ran the people's party of canada um but the the reality is they're not

01:27:37.780 nationalists they'll tell you that they're libertarians so they are outside the system

01:27:43.520 but not in the right way so they have the best uh immigration policy right now it's still not

01:27:49.280 nearly good enough and they have no reason for it for it not being better and the real problem

01:27:53.880 with the ppc is it's just not very well organized they let in too many incompetent people uh and

01:27:59.080 they have the stink of losers on them i don't think they're going anywhere i know the people

01:28:03.120 that are involved and they're not very competent um so i don't the problems with the ppc is more

01:28:09.400 than just policy, right? It's optics, it's aesthetics, it's messaging, it's strategy.

01:28:14.020 That's the big issues with the PPC.

01:28:19.000 Vitorious with another super chat for $27.99. Thank you for the huge support.

01:28:24.440 I want to give a shout out to the Calgary team members who attended the Pierre Polyev Pub Night

01:28:28.400 hosted by the UFC Campus Conservatives. They were professional, networked, and successful

01:28:32.160 with their attendees. We have a great team in Calgary, folks. We have an absolutely excellent

01:28:37.340 team, some great guys out there. I've had the pleasure to meet them and spend some time with

01:28:42.280 them. And it's only grown since the last time I've gone there. Ridiculously, the guys that were going

01:28:46.980 in that showed up with Dominion Society pins were demanded to take off their pins. The conservative

01:28:52.520 party is terrified of the Dom Sock logo, which is pretty pathetic, I would say. But yeah, the team

01:29:01.960 out in um calgary is great and they did represent us well at that event last night daniel did you

01:29:09.280 know that sir john a mcdonald is an honorary chief of the six nations i did i did because this is our

01:29:14.780 history it's integration it's collaboration another great example thank you for bringing that up

01:29:31.960 there's so much chat spam

01:29:39.880 daniel why did why do they wear orange on non-true and reconciliation uh the orange shirt stuff goes

01:29:51.420 back to some anecdotal story um where a kid had their orange shirt taken away from them when going

01:29:59.000 a residential school or something like that it's just a one of these uh things

01:30:07.560 where did you go to school daniel i i grew up in toronto so i went to high school uh i went

01:30:12.680 to a math and science program at the the danforth technical collegiate institute and then i went to

01:30:19.320 the university of waterloo where i studied political science and economics i just have

01:30:23.960 an undergrad and then i jumped in and i uh got involved in the ppc right out of the university

01:30:28.840 and then i became the executive director of the party um after the 2019 election and that's where

01:30:33.880 i learned the most it was where i was working in politics that's where i learned everything

01:30:38.200 uh about politics not actually in school should dominion society have a bookstore online what kind

01:30:44.840 of books would we sell i have a book list that i encourage people to read have you been doing the

01:30:49.720 readings loyalists have you been doing the readings loyalists have you asked for the book list have

01:30:57.000 Have you reached out to info at dominionsociety.ca

01:30:59.360 and said, Daniel, I need the book list

01:31:01.020 so you can start doing the reading,

01:31:02.820 so you can learn about political theory,

01:31:04.480 political strategy, Canadian history?

01:31:06.420 You gotta be doing the readings, guys.

01:31:09.420 You gotta focus on self-improvement.

01:31:11.480 You've gotta be eating right.

01:31:12.800 You gotta be sleeping.

01:31:13.900 You gotta be exercising.

01:31:15.220 Are you lean maxing?

01:31:17.300 Are you lifting?

01:31:18.100 Are you setting new PRs on your bench,

01:31:22.380 on your chin-ups?

01:31:25.080 Are you getting strong?

01:31:26.200 are you getting smart we have to be better than our opponents guys this is so important

01:31:30.040 you are the nation you are the nation you need to become the best version of yourself

01:31:35.200 so we can become the best version of the nation

01:31:56.200 two out of two another 1399 from vatorius thank you for the super chats man thank you for the

01:32:06.720 pierre security made a member remove their green ds pin yes as i was saying for the photo up with

01:32:11.480 pierre despite that the team complied and pushed the message all in all an awesome night great job

01:32:16.740 guys it's not all about starting fights it's about spreading the message it's about representing the

01:32:23.820 organization well i know that the guys in calgary will do a great job thank you thank you for sharing

01:32:28.920 it with the team thank you for sharing with the team arthur is the goat no he's a dog

01:32:36.200 get it animal animal jokes

01:32:40.480 should canadians pursue a nuclear arsenal when our sovereignty has been repeatedly threatened

01:32:46.980 by american expansionism absolutely we should be developing and we have a huge wealth of nuclear

01:32:52.480 resources. We should be focusing on expanding nuclear power. And absolutely, we should be,

01:33:00.320 I don't see why we shouldn't be a nuclear armed power in this world. We need a massive expansion

01:33:05.860 of our military, a massive reorientation of our military. And we should have, you know,

01:33:09.900 nuclear powered subs, planes, missiles. It's the only way to have serious sovereignty

01:33:17.700 through military might in uh in this in in this day and age um i don't see why everyone else

01:33:23.740 all the other major countries should maintain a nuclear arsenal and not and not canada

01:33:29.040 and did you hear about the man city scandal and do you think it will help

01:33:34.480 restore britain win i i don't see the correlation there maybe i'm being obtuse

01:33:43.880 but i'd love for you to explain that because i'm open to it

01:33:50.360 this guy keeps asking me about food and i already answered his question

01:33:58.680 he's free leader daniel tarry learns how to mod on twitch i think twitch is easy it's just uh the

01:34:10.600 integration with twitter on this uh on this platform is not great but we've i figured it

01:34:15.120 out i have i have twitter open in a separate tab now so i can i can block this the the fucking

01:34:20.900 retards uh daniel when it comes to expansion you think too small we shouldn't just conquer the

01:34:27.360 northern u.s we should conquer the americas entirely no we shouldn't no we shouldn't guys

01:34:31.900 the americas entire we don't need south america to be in our jurisdiction

01:34:35.800 right i just want the parts that are consistent with our nation right our family right and that's

01:34:43.400 the northern states they're the ones that have that that that are our brothers our cousins we

01:34:48.820 don't need to go down we don't need mexico we don't need uh we don't need um uh south america

01:34:55.680 i don't want to have anything to do with that we have a beautiful territory up here there are some

01:35:01.040 northern states that should have always been a part of canada that's what should become what

01:35:05.460 should join with us and what will join us as we get the Dominion back in shape. No, I have no

01:35:12.980 interest in getting involved in the Caribbean. I have no interest in getting involved in South

01:35:18.480 America. That would only cause new issues. Eric wants to be a mod. I could use some mods, guys.

01:35:28.780 i could use some i could use some good loyalists to help me mod and keep the uh keep the the

01:35:35.780 morons i'll need one for every platform i'll need i don't know if i can designate mods on uh

01:35:40.600 on twitter i don't know i'll have to look into that and that's where the most of the idiots are

01:35:46.320 so i could i could definitely use some uh uh i could definitely use some mods so you guys uh

01:35:54.420 The real ones know how to reach me.

01:35:57.480 You guys know how to reach me.

01:35:58.840 So if you wanna be a mod, drop a note in the chat.

01:36:10.640 Cooking stream when?

01:36:13.300 I don't know guys, do you guys wanna see cooking content?

01:36:17.120 You guys wanna see a workout stream?

01:36:19.120 I don't know.

01:36:20.180 Let me know what you wanna see.

01:36:21.460 I do like cooking, but right now my diet is like super boring. I'm on the cut. I'm trying to get

01:36:29.960 as lean as possible. And that's like, it's like a lot of eating the exact same thing every day.

01:36:36.580 It's a lot of sweet potatoes and broccoli and chicken breast. So it's not the most,

01:36:42.980 I do like to cook. It's just, I don't have a lot of time for it. And it's hard to get creative

01:36:49.880 while uh staying staying macro friendly so you know once in a while on weekends and stuff i

01:36:55.520 i i cook something special

01:36:58.160 but uh daily basis is kind of kind of boring

01:37:03.880 but i think a lot of you guys need to learn how to work out i think that would be a better thing

01:37:10.960 that you can learn that i can teach that i can impart some knowledge it's been a it's been a

01:37:17.320 a big learning curve for me over the last few years as I've got my got my physique,

01:37:25.240 much more aesthetic on my body back into control after years of being skinny fat.

01:37:34.200 No one wants to be skinny fat, you need to become the best version of yourself,

01:37:37.240 you need to become beautiful, extend your power to the realm of aesthetics, it can't just be mind,

01:37:43.320 you can't just be smart you also have to project your power and becoming the best version of

01:37:49.800 yourself is important to that daniel can you send me the book list no i can't send you it in the

01:38:07.400 chat you have to send me an email uh reach out to info dominionsociety.ca just say reading list

01:38:14.080 and i'll send it to you would max and bernier attend dominion society events he hasn't the

01:38:21.820 the ppc has never retweeted us they've never said a word about us i don't know what's going on at

01:38:29.260 the ppc we give uh we put out lots of good information on canadian identity on on immigration

01:38:35.620 that they could share and comment on for some reason they prefer to ignore us

01:38:40.820 any new plans for domstock in the near future of course barry of course of course there's

01:38:46.900 always more going on we got lots of things in the in the in the in the queue we've got a big

01:38:52.580 new plan to to to make for uh to to oppose a more coherent structure on our local chapters

01:38:59.380 we're gonna be starting up a lot of new local chapters a new call banking team to streamline

01:39:03.780 our internal operations and our onboarding process uh we got a some lawsuits on the go

01:39:12.100 there's lots there's always lots uh going on it's not all as uh exciting and um uh fancy as as a

01:39:23.300 dom uh dom con but there's lots of important things always going on

01:39:27.140 ha ha this guy popped up again under a new uh account i have to block him again

01:39:34.640 i also suggest champlain's dream and lament for a nation lament is on the reading list i haven't

01:39:43.660 put sean play i love sean plain's dream and i do recommend it it isn't on the reading list it is a

01:39:47.740 bit long and i don't want to scare people off it's like 800 pages but it is a great book and a great

01:39:53.740 window into pre-confederation history which i think is really important to understand to

01:39:57.400 truly fully understand canada

01:39:59.900 do you can you imagine how mentally ill you have to be to just sit

01:40:09.720 in the long live canada chat and just like all caps rage at other people in the chat

01:40:17.080 that is a not normal behavior go enjoy your thursday night man like please please just go

01:40:25.540 enjoy your time instead of uh instead of wasting your time yelling about global terrorist

01:40:35.080 organizations mental illness megan wants a workout stream but i think her uh intentions are suspect

01:40:44.400 um why do you need help working out megan uh i'm talking to i'm talking to the the boys here

01:40:50.680 this is they'll be a boys only stream uh we don't come on megan it's a bit thirsty eh

01:40:59.780 do you season your food of course i season my food but also narratives around seasoning have

01:41:09.280 gotten so out of hand, man. In culinary terms, seasoning your food is salting it. It's not just

01:41:15.740 dumping dried spices on your food. Seasoning is a lot more complex than some of our, especially

01:41:24.160 African-American commentators will have you believe. So don't worry, all my food is well

01:41:32.040 season. Chicken thighs are definitely tastier than chicken breasts, Seb. And don't worry,

01:41:40.200 I have lots of chicken breasts, but those are a treat for me. Those are a treat for me. I only

01:41:44.340 have those once in a week. Much higher fat content, much higher fat content makes everything tastier,

01:41:49.400 but the macros on chicken breasts are just elite. The protein to calorie ratio is unparalleled.

01:41:55.560 Um, so don't worry. I have, I have, I have my bone in skin on chicken thighs actually thawing

01:42:04.640 in the fridge right now. I'm going to have a special treat this weekend. Uh, but during the

01:42:09.500 week we are, we are on the grind. We are on the, the macro strict macros, which means a lot of

01:42:16.580 sweet potato, a lot of chicken breasts and minimizing fats, um, while still hitting the

01:42:22.380 right goals. Because, you know, the fats are important to maintain your endocrine system to

01:42:26.340 make sure your hormones are well situated, but it's easy to go over on fats and push yourself

01:42:33.580 into a calorie surplus. All DomSoc members should hit the gym. Yes, it's not. It's not. This isn't

01:42:42.060 just like some extra thing. It's not just like you need to be hitting the gym regularly. This

01:42:49.640 is important not only to be more attractive and it does make you the best version of yourself

01:42:56.440 putting yourself under physical strain makes you mentally tougher and then when you're being

01:43:02.980 actively oppressed by the hamilton police your brain is used to the the same chemicals that

01:43:11.460 gets pumped when you're under physical stress of lifting 200 pounds above your body for the 10th

01:43:18.360 rep like it's important to build a strong body a strong mind and to be the most beautiful version

01:43:26.040 of yourself everyone needs to be hitting the gym you should be in the gym four to five times a week

01:43:31.960 hitting multiple different um uh muscle groups and you do not know yourself as a human being

01:43:39.400 until you've actually tried to build your body into something else it is a very important

01:43:46.200 experience and it is a very gratifying experience it takes you a little bit to start seeing those

01:43:51.440 results and it can be it can be difficult to maintain a routine through that kind of hump

01:43:57.420 but as soon as you start seeing results it's you get obsessed it's like a drug it's like wow i can

01:44:02.460 just i can just do this and transform myself into an action figure it's important it's amazing and

01:44:09.340 it gives you a sense of control it goes back into that petersonian idea that you must clean your

01:44:15.160 room before you save the world you must be able if you are fat and you can't control your body

01:44:21.880 how do you think you're going to impose your vision on a country you must be able to control

01:44:27.500 yourself that's self-control controlling what you eat making sure you eat right putting good fuel

01:44:33.260 into your body and maintaining a routine which means like going to bed at the right time getting

01:44:38.480 out of bed in the morning making sure you have time to work out while completing all of your work

01:44:43.940 and doing your work well. All of those things are important. It's not just about putting up

01:44:49.600 posters, guys. You need to be the best student in your class. You need to be the best employee

01:44:54.760 at your work. I don't care what you do for work. Make yourself indisposable. Make it so that when

01:45:02.180 they find out you're a nationalist, it's not like, oh, fuck that guy. He's out. I never liked him.

01:45:07.980 Make it feel like, oh, that guy's a nationalist. He's the most competent guy. He's the funniest

01:45:12.600 guy. He's the nicest guy. We're not getting rid of him. In fact, what is this nationalist stuff?

01:45:19.060 What is this Dominion Society stuff? If he's doing it, I need to figure out more about it.

01:45:23.840 You need to become the best version of yourself.

01:45:32.520 Yo, it's Lee Stewie.

01:45:42.600 Thank you so much for the support.

01:45:51.420 Mr. Tyree, hello from Howling Wastes, Northeast Saskatchewan.

01:45:56.320 I don't know that one.

01:45:58.060 I know so many parts of Canada.

01:46:02.500 I've never heard of Howling Wastes.

01:46:07.100 Is that just a nickname or is that a place in North?

01:46:10.240 i don't see this on the on the map i must be this must be a nickname or something i want an

01:46:17.680 explanation p meal bacon sandwich with a fried egg dijon and green creed conduct coated that

01:46:24.140 sounds so delicious i haven't had a p meal bacon sandwich in years now they're not that common i

01:46:29.060 don't know where to get them i don't see them around other than at the the the st lawrence

01:46:33.080 market some ppc members support remigration some liberal party members support remigration

01:46:39.860 some NDP members support remigration lots of conservative members support

01:46:43.880 remigration the members don't matter it's the leadership it's the elite of the party that

01:46:48.940 matters grassroots come on guys grow up I have put up posters for DS can confirm no razor blades

01:47:04.240 don't let our secrets out don't let our secrets out let them think there are razor blades on

01:47:08.440 everything i've been the one that's spreading all the reddit rumors guys i want them to be terrified

01:47:13.480 to take down a ds poster i want them to have to be like i have to go back and get my heavy duty

01:47:18.680 gloves to take down a poster because they might be razor blades under it it's a crazy theory i

01:47:24.360 don't know where it came from uh but i don't mind it if it stops if it acts as a deterrent

01:47:31.400 to them taking down our posters.

01:47:35.500 Don't let our secrets out, Lee.

01:47:53.960 Another super chat from our friend Asian Sensation 99.17 for $10.

01:47:58.320 How much sugar should we consume each day?

01:48:00.360 do you walk over 10 10 k steps daily i walk around 8k steps daily um just walking the dog

01:48:07.060 so that fits into my life uh very much i don't think there's a huge i don't really believe in

01:48:12.440 cardio i think uh walking is is as good as running or other cardio so i get my steps in through

01:48:17.980 walking the dog 8 to 10k a day i don't really monitor my sugar intake too much but i don't

01:48:24.420 really uh i only i only do like i give myself i treat myself on weekends usually don't do much

01:48:30.900 uh during the week i don't uh count my macros too too closely i make sure i hit my protein target

01:48:38.820 and i make sure my cat right now i'm in a in a cut so i make sure i'm not exceeding my

01:48:43.780 my overall uh calorie threshold um so that's my my overall tactic

01:48:51.140 i'm really into hard candies i'm really into hard candies i have them all over my desk

01:48:57.840 i have hard candies i have an assortment of hard candies and lozenges everywhere

01:49:04.600 uh that that acts as my like oral fixation uh when i want a snack um but yeah no the the

01:49:15.040 physique's going good guys you guys just see me in a suit uh you know i don't i don't show off too

01:49:21.360 much

01:49:21.760 it's an opsec nickname mr tyree what does this mean howling wastes who would that be

01:49:45.640 um i can't think of it i uphold my values by giving ds 25 a month for your endorsement on

01:49:52.840 pineapple and pizza i'm gonna hold you to that i'm gonna double check that you're

01:49:56.120 you're in there or else i'm gonna come after you ate and you owe me 25 bucks a month

01:50:02.760 and i look forward to eating some pizza with you mr kenny

01:50:14.760 i drink pepsi no you gotta avoid the sodas it's so much sugar it's so that's why we that's why we

01:50:27.140 we're sparkling water nationalist voice we're sparkling water nationalists we love our bubbles

01:50:33.500 we love our carbonation but the soda it's got you got to keep it you got to cut it out i have soda

01:50:40.040 maybe once a week that that was a big change for me i used to go through a case of pop a week

01:50:44.800 you gotta switch to you gotta switch to the um you gotta switch to the zero calorie

01:50:52.420 sparkling water you can't be drinking your calories guys that's how you get fat that's

01:50:56.520 how you get skinny fat um yeah you gotta you gotta make sure you're putting good fuel into

01:51:03.260 your body that's so important lifting weights is definitely more important than cardio but some

01:51:10.580 cardio is good to maintain maximum athletic performance yeah that's a reasonable point

01:51:14.760 hyperboreal nationalist that's a that's a reasonable point uh i just i grew up playing

01:51:20.320 soccer i grew up running and i to be honest i hated it and it made me not want to work out in

01:51:24.760 general because i just had negative connotations with certain parts of it like i like playing

01:51:29.220 soccer. I hated running to maintain my cardio. So really what I think is most important is you

01:51:34.700 find a schedule and a routine that works for you. I started lifting weights only in the last few

01:51:38.720 years and I was like, hey, I actually like this. I actually look forward to working on a daily

01:51:42.680 basis. And technically speaking, in terms of calories in, calories out, walking is the same

01:51:49.660 as running. You just can get more steps in quicker through running. But I'm walking the dog. I'm

01:51:54.680 getting my cardio in um how fast can i run a mile right now probably faster than most of you

01:52:01.740 but i haven't ran a mile in a in a while

01:52:04.360 does anyone want to erase me i'm pretty quick i'm pretty quick even though i don't run

01:52:10.640 much going on in nova scotia with the dominion society we've got a pretty decent team mostly

01:52:21.540 based in halifax uh we could do some more work to to do something i want to go out east this uh

01:52:27.060 before the end of the year i wanted to make some stops in new brunswick and pei in nova scotia

01:52:31.380 before the end of the year i'd like to see you all i haven't been out there yet we haven't uh

01:52:35.540 been any done any trips out to the east at all so we've gotta we gotta go see our members

01:52:45.300 drink water when you wake up in the morning yeah first thing i do is drink a liter of water with

01:52:49.460 with a scoop of creatine in there.

01:52:51.780 You gotta be taking your creatine, guys.

01:52:54.500 Gotta be taking your zinc, your magnesium, your vitamin D.

01:52:57.780 You gotta be the best,

01:52:59.360 like all of these things are important

01:53:01.160 to a well-regulated mind.

01:53:08.000 We're all caught up to the comments.

01:53:10.900 We're all caught up to the comments.

01:53:13.520 Come to Windsor.

01:53:14.640 Yeah, we should make some stops around Ontario as well.

01:53:16.980 Ken was in Windsor not too long ago.

01:53:19.460 Women should also take creatine. Everyone should take creatine. It's like a miracle

01:53:26.800 supplement. It makes your brain work better. Not to mention it gives you better water retention,

01:53:32.720 muscle growth, all these things. Creatine is an important one. I don't do a huge supplement stack,

01:53:38.220 but zinc and magnesium is important. Magnesium improves your sleep. I started taking magnesium

01:53:44.940 before bed, and now I sleep much more consistently through the night. Zinc is important to maximize

01:53:51.540 your testosterone for men. So muscle growth goes most smoothly. Most people are vitamin D deficient,

01:53:57.000 especially if you work an office job. So taking vitamin D supplements, especially during the

01:54:05.340 winter where you get less sunlight is so important. These are just basic stuff, guys. Like we can do

01:54:09.580 a whole health thing. You can do a whole health thing. Make sure you're getting your protein.

01:54:13.760 you need 0.7 to one gram per pound of body weight on a daily basis. Most people are way

01:54:22.900 undershooting their protein targets. You're way overshooting carbohydrates and way undershooting

01:54:28.080 protein and getting and starting to count your calories is a great way to understand what you

01:54:34.600 should be eating on a daily basis. And then it gets a lot easier. Like now, once you understand

01:54:38.820 what your daily calories should look like, it's a lot easier playing meals and all this stuff.

01:54:43.760 And trust me, once you get these things in line, once you get a good supplement stack,

01:54:48.240 once you get a good dietary stack, all these things, you get much more mental clarity.

01:54:55.660 Once you're working out, all of these things actually make you a better human being.

01:55:00.780 It makes you better at your job.

01:55:02.300 It makes you more attractive.

01:55:04.260 It gives you better health.

01:55:06.100 You feel better.

01:55:06.980 You think better.

01:55:08.680 These things can't be taken for granted.

01:55:10.200 These aren't just an extra thing that's like a luxury thing for you to do.

01:55:13.760 sure it takes some time especially at the beginning there's a bit of a hump that you

01:55:17.620 have to get over but like it will make you a better version of yourself in all aspects of

01:55:22.200 your life you'll be a better political activist you'll be a better employee you'll be a better

01:55:27.020 student if you are healthy that's the foundation guys you have to clean your room proverbially

01:55:33.840 speaking it's not you should have a clean room literally i have a very clean room i have a pretty

01:55:38.280 clean room i i have some clothes on my chair who doesn't but your body is a temple your body is

01:55:46.640 your room that needs to be very clean that must be you can't be doing drugs you can't be drinking

01:55:52.860 all the time all these things are bad i'm not against you know smoking some weed i'm not against

01:55:58.700 drinking every once in a while but you shouldn't be doing this stuff on a daily basis

01:56:03.540 you shouldn't be dependent on these things you must be in control of yourself willpower is so

01:56:09.060 important strength of will whether that's not eating the fucking donut or not drinking another

01:56:15.580 beer having self-control is such an important if you can't control yourself how are you going to

01:56:21.760 control a team of people how are you going to control a national organization of volunteers

01:56:27.800 if you can't even control yourself. It starts with you. And I preach a lot against individualism,

01:56:35.400 right? And for nationalism. Because I think individualism is a reductive force in our

01:56:39.820 society. That's kind of the root of a lot of problems. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't

01:56:45.000 take ourselves seriously as individuals. You still are a constituent part. You are the nation.

01:56:51.420 You must become the best version of yourself, whether that's getting your addictions into

01:56:56.100 control whether that's food or booze or whatnot whether that's making sure you can go to the gym

01:57:02.700 every day every other day even though it takes an hour an hour and a half or whatever making the

01:57:08.420 time for that because it's important and it'll make even though it takes time out of your day

01:57:12.840 oh i could use that time studying oh i could use that time relaxing whatever no if you dedicate

01:57:19.660 that time to working out it will make you better do you have a supplement list i just told you all

01:57:24.860 my supplements. It's creatine. It's a scoop of creatine with breakfast. I take, uh, I don't

01:57:31.340 remember all the amounts off the top of my head. Uh, it's, uh, it's what it's like one of my pills

01:57:36.860 of, uh, zinc and one of, uh, uh, vitamin D and one of magnesium. And I take another magnesium

01:57:44.120 before bed. And that is the entire supplement list. I don't think, uh, maybe I should incorporate

01:57:50.380 more omega-3s i don't i don't eat a lot of uh fish so i could probably improve that but other than

01:57:58.940 that what music do you listen to i listen to a super random and eclectic list of music that's

01:58:07.980 hard to hard to quickly describe it's all over the place the homstock creatine is a green green

01:58:15.660 creatine that would be pretty based cheese and eggs are good protein yeah well cheese is a bit

01:58:27.160 high in fat i love cheese but i don't eat a lot of it uh eggs are daily eggs are such complete

01:58:33.100 amino acids that really help with muscle growth um but a lot for me i it's for me it's like

01:58:41.780 eggs in the morning uh some sort of fish tuna um or some sort of uh other fish for lunch and

01:58:50.280 chicken breast for dinner that's my average day with uh with rice and uh and and sweet potatoes

01:58:57.120 and and a series of vegetables uh to get to round out things so yeah exactly don't smoke cigarettes

01:59:07.360 that's another big one i like i like i like nicotine as much as the next dude i i don't

01:59:12.040 like smoking cigarettes um anymore i i i do like the the nicotine pouches the zins the zonics uh

01:59:20.240 but again i try to avoid any sort of additions i don't want to be dependent on them i use them

01:59:24.940 once in a while especially when things when stress and stuff is high but you shouldn't be

01:59:29.340 just constantly i know guys that have a multiple zin in their mouth at all times and it's like you

01:59:35.500 should not be dependent on anything the only thing you should be dependent on are are like

01:59:42.840 food and water like the actual things you need um that's that's what you need i'm addicted to

01:59:50.940 the gym like these are positive things that you can get obsessed with that can that can fill the

01:59:55.400 hole for other things. JP Cruzino for $5. Great encouragement to be healthy and strong Canadians.

02:00:07.820 Yeah, I don't like I'm not just a not some like health influencer, but it is important, guys. Like

02:00:13.360 I do want everyone to be healthy, the best version of themselves. Like, I think that the health of

02:00:19.640 our nation is like, you can see it. Like our nation is deeply unhealthy. We talk about that

02:00:24.640 all the time, all the problems with our society, but it's reflected in our people. Everyone's fat,

02:00:30.940 they're skinny fat, or they're obese. They don't have confidence. And that only perpetuates the

02:00:40.240 problems. When you're fat and you have low testosterone, you're easier to run over and

02:00:44.860 take advantage of. As soon as you start boosting your own testosterone, you start standing your

02:00:49.380 ground. You start being more difficult. You start standing up for yourself.

02:00:52.400 you start not wanting to be replaced in your own country so I do think uh getting in shape

02:01:00.600 is a important part of being a good nationalist and I do think we'll be more effective as a

02:01:08.780 political force if we're all big and strong no one wants to screw with us and we're all beautiful

02:01:15.340 everyone's like oh people just assume you're right when you're uh when you're handsome and

02:01:20.240 in good shape and you have a beautiful smile. Vape was such a dumb habit to pick up. Nicotine

02:01:39.640 is really addicting, man. Smoking is really addicting. Smoking cigarettes, smoking weed,

02:01:44.700 it's hard but you just have to kind of decide to quit there's no there's no secret in my experience

02:01:51.720 i've been addicted to all i have a very addictive personality guys and that's that is a strength and

02:01:56.580 that is a weakness because when i get obsessed with things when i get obsessed with dominion

02:02:02.920 society like that's saving my nation like i get obsessed but like i can also get obsessed with

02:02:08.040 video games i can also get obsessed with uh with uh uh smoking weed like i was a big stoner back

02:02:16.440 in university um so but you have to understand yourself and you like you have to just kind of

02:02:21.440 want to to quit and want to be a better version of yourself there's no there's no tricks

02:02:25.360 okay guys i think that's it for tonight

02:02:37.900 thank you thank you all for for for hanging out with me having a good night as a reminder make

02:02:45.520 sure you've renewed your membership you do want to get one of these beautiful sir john a mcdonald

02:02:50.260 pins don't you head over to join.dominionsociety.ca you can renew your membership you can sign up as

02:02:57.360 a membership your one members get this beautiful dominion society crest pin that's so you get get

02:03:05.420 involved in our organization. That's how you get plugged into your local group chat. Don't you want

02:03:09.100 to meet fellow Dominion Society members, fellow nationalists, people who you actually agree with

02:03:14.560 and can get along with? Don't you want to meet them in your local area? There's probably a team

02:03:17.980 near you depending on where you live. So sign up as a member, get involved, get plugged into your

02:03:23.460 local group chat, start going to your local meetup, start helping with postering and promoting

02:03:27.360 our message in your community. Get involved in the organization. If you can forward it,

02:03:31.900 make a donation. Donate.DominionSociety.ca. If you want some of our great merchandise,

02:03:38.240 like this beautiful long-lived Canada hat, you can head over to shop.DominionSociety.ca. We got

02:03:46.040 an array of merchandise. We got shirts. We got hoodies. We got the stickers. You can get anything

02:03:51.620 right here on shop.DominionSociety.ca. Thank you for hanging out with me.

02:03:57.340 sorry nelson i'm sorry for the delay on your pin i we we had a huge spike in memberships right

02:04:06.140 after dom con i ran out of dominion society pins i only had the sir john a mcdonald's i got a new

02:04:12.100 shipment last week i've fulfilled i've personally signed all of the outstanding letters it is on

02:04:17.860 its way out to winnipeg for you right now you should receive it probably by the end of next

02:04:23.540 week. I'm sorry for the delay there, Nelson. I know I signed yours this weekend and it's on the

02:04:29.140 way. So if you haven't yet, make sure you sign up as a member. Buy your merchandise. Rep it proud.

02:04:36.060 Thank you for joining me tonight. Please be back next Thursday for the next episode of Long Live

02:04:42.220 Canada. And most importantly, Long Live Canada.

Dominion Society of Canada - October 02, 2026

Mark Carney's Honeymoon is over, Residential Schools ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 22

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