Dominion Society of Canada - New Citizenship Pathways, Simcoe Scandal & CSFN ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 8

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00:02:30.000 Hello and welcome to episode 8 of Long Live Canada. My name is Daniel Tyree. I'm the founder

00:02:37.360 and chairman of the Dominion Society, but tonight I am your host. Hopefully my mic's actually

00:02:43.900 working. Before we get into things, can you let me know if my mic is actually on this time, guys?

00:02:49.220 Last time I made a nice little error turning off my mic right before I started talking,

00:02:55.020 but it looks like we're all good. It looks like we could hear me. I'm not just talking to my

00:02:59.980 myself in a room all alone. We've got another great episode ahead of us. I'm just a bit late

00:03:06.800 as usual. The claims that I've been black bagged by Netanyahu are overblown. I'm just fashionably

00:03:16.600 late as per always. We have another great episode ahead of us guys. I want to talk to you guys a bit

00:03:22.760 about the the the immigration news of the week the the third 33 000 new uh permanent residency

00:03:31.080 spots being offered to temporary foreign workers i want to talk i want to talk a bit about what

00:03:36.600 i'm calling the simcoe poster scandal the simcoe scandal um a nice development we've seen from from

00:03:43.880 some of our posters out in ontario and then i do want to talk a bit about what's going on the big

00:03:50.360 the big conservative small c i guess conservative convention going on here in ottawa right now the

00:03:57.320 the the canada strong and free networking conference and what we can what we can take

00:04:02.360 away from the state of uh conservative politics big c conservative politics in the country before

00:04:10.920 we get into things i do want to to let everyone know i know there's been a lot of questions over

00:04:16.200 the last few weeks over the last few months about the merchandise about the merch store

00:04:22.200 and i wanted to let you know if you haven't if you haven't seen already we haven't we haven't

00:04:26.840 talked about it much on social media quite yet if you're on our email list you would have already

00:04:31.080 known if you're if you're not on our email list that's that's that's on you uh but we have finally

00:04:36.440 restocked we've launched our spring merch line you can go check it out right now at uh shop.dominion

00:04:43.960 society.ca we got lots of new products we got lots of new products for you guys we've got uh

00:04:49.880 we've got our hoodies restocked a new design new colorways for our for our shirts and our hoodies

00:04:55.240 we we got this nice uh this nice off white this nice cream color as well uh we have uh some new

00:05:03.080 hats we have the new long live canada hat i need to get one of those for the show uh i i don't even

00:05:08.840 have the new merch yet that's how fresh it is off the off the press for you guys we don't even we

00:05:13.000 we don't even delay so i can have some stuff it's going straight to you guys before it even gets to

00:05:18.360 me and i i think what a lot of people are excited for we have these new bulk sticker packs you can

00:05:24.280 buy them in packs of 65 you can buy them in packs of a thousand there's four different designs uh

00:05:29.560 nation of settlers remigration now the dominion society crest and the answer to mass immigration

00:05:36.600 is re-migration so a lot of new and interesting products for you guys uh so some clothing some

00:05:45.480 some stickers that you guys can you know you can you can put on your walls you can put on

00:05:49.240 your your laptops you can put in your communities uh whatever you want to do with them is up up to

00:05:53.720 you so i do encourage you to to swing all over to to uh shop.dominionsociety.ci i've seen some

00:06:00.360 people in in the chat saying they've already received their new merch so that's how that's

00:06:04.120 how Kraken the the merch store is operating. Ken is on the ball packaging orders getting them out

00:06:10.760 as soon as possible. So if you want to get some of these, I think the stickers in particular,

00:06:15.080 I think they're going to be a hot item, they might not last very long. So if you want to get

00:06:19.160 your own, make sure you're ordering as soon as possible. The spring merch drops out now,

00:06:26.440 now we have to start planning for the summer merch drop. We'll have some new items

00:06:30.040 as well coming coming for you guys uh some for the for the hot summer weather but that's that's

00:06:35.800 an issue for another day i don't want you guys uh uh whining about me not having summer merch out

00:06:41.640 quite yet enjoy what we have order now uh let's start wearing start wearing some green

00:06:48.760 be proudly representing beyond just the beyond just the pin uh so appreciate every every dollar

00:06:55.320 i know some of it might be expensive every dollar goes to to support the organization

00:06:59.640 and help us grow right um so anything that you can do to to support we greatly appreciate it folks

00:07:06.680 uh i hope you like the new design we had to we had to switch it up we have to switch it up so

00:07:11.560 if you if you got the old stuff now you have to get the new stuff we are we're gonna have different

00:07:15.320 different designs different merch lines coming out all the time um it's a it's a key kind of

00:07:20.520 way to raise money but also to raise awareness for the organization next day delivery he says wow

00:07:25.640 wow that's how on top of things we are uh we're not outsourcing things we're not dropshipping

00:07:30.200 things everything's ready to go uh so if you want it uh order it now so that's a the the little

00:07:39.160 update to get out of the way right off the top now we can get right into into the into the show

00:07:46.120 into the show lots to talk about this week it's been an interesting week a bit a bit different

00:07:50.520 for me to be honest uh lots going on behind the scenes uh but i've actually had to leave

00:07:56.200 the house mr self-employed never leaves the house has to has to go interact with people

00:08:01.000 in real life not just on twitter so that's been that's been uh fun i'll tell you a bit about that

00:08:06.360 at the end of the show folks um but uh yeah yeah yeah we have we have also a couple of things

00:08:14.360 coming up that that i'll let you know about before we get into things we have we have an event this

00:08:19.240 weekend here in ottawa on saturday we have a little public gathering uh if you're interested

00:08:24.360 in knowing some more details you can shoot me an email at info dominion society.ca and we'll we'll

00:08:29.640 make sure to give you more details we're not very public about locations and stuff like this we don't

00:08:34.920 need counter protesters we don't need people trying to get us canceled or anything like that

00:08:40.200 um so so if you want to if you want to come out uh send me an email and we'll see what we can do

00:08:45.000 and as well we're planning we're planning a big public event for for hamilton ontario for

00:08:51.480 victoria day weekend so if you're interested in being involved in that again send us an email

00:08:56.240 we'll be able to provide you with some more details so lots going on lots of organizing

00:09:01.160 behind the scenes a big a massive onboarding push we're looking to get people out for this uh this

00:09:06.680 victoria day event uh stretch it all the way to to the durham region pickering and so on through

00:09:12.340 the gta all the way out to kitchener waterloo in london we're doing a full court press we've

00:09:17.300 got volunteers working all all over the place doing a great job to to get so many people across

00:09:23.860 the province on board we have we have a huge portion of our overall membership within this

00:09:28.020 corridor uh around the gta all the way to hamilton um so we're doing a huge push to get to get uh

00:09:34.420 members on boarded welcome to the organization getting them involved as volunteers so if you're

00:09:38.420 living in in in london kitchener waterloo hamilton uh in and around the gta the durham region please

00:09:45.140 watch out and of course if you're a member uh please watch out for for phone calls from from

00:09:50.180 random numbers random numbers it might be a it might for once not be a scam call um some weird

00:09:56.500 chinese indian scam call it might just it might just be a dominion society volunteer looking to

00:10:02.900 looking to get you involved so keep an eye out keep an eye out for for stuff like that uh

00:10:10.900 coming coming uh over the next few days um yeah so let's uh with all that out of the way with all

00:10:17.860 the with all the that uh that uh um uh caretaken uh out of the way we can get right into the show

00:10:25.620 we can get right into the show guys so i guess one other one other thing to mention what a self

00:10:31.220 some some shameless self-promotion uh you you guys might have seen if you're following us closely i

00:10:36.420 did drop another op-ed this week in uh in juno news uh canada's not just a multicultural economic

00:10:42.900 zone we are a nation forged through generations of struggle and sacrifice so through this uh uh

00:10:49.060 op-ed i run through the three main selection events that led to canada um specifically we

00:10:55.700 talk about we talk about uh uh survival settlement uh settlement survival and sovereignty so i kind

00:11:03.460 of walk through the the three selection events that created the the the foundation of canadian

00:11:10.740 settlers uh so so first the the type of people who were who were brave enough to to depart the

00:11:16.900 old world and and risk it all for a new life in in the new world uh second the people that actually

00:11:22.900 survived the process of settlement um and didn't didn't depart back to the old world and then third

00:11:29.860 the the sovereignty what i call sovereignty the folks that rejected the american experiment in

00:11:35.860 favor of a more traditional hierarchical orderly society these are the four the three main selection

00:11:41.940 events that kind of formed the the ethnic foundations of canada so if you want the the

00:11:46.580 complete story head over to um head over to uh juno news and read the full article there um

00:11:56.820 you can you can check it out uh okay so now we can actually seriously start things i i don't think i

00:12:02.740 have anything else to to mention uh the first thing i wanted to to cover is um the the the news

00:12:09.860 the news from this week related to immigration and i put it in quotes because this isn't really news

00:12:15.620 this was uh this this development was actually listed in the in the levels plan in the budget

00:12:20.820 in the budget which was released in what november uh of last year so this isn't

00:12:25.780 really news but i guess they're moving forward on this program so it's back

00:12:29.460 in the headlines so let's talk about it so here we go we have up to 33 000 temporary

00:12:36.580 foreign workers to be fast-tracked for permanent residency so canada's immigration minister lena

00:12:41.460 Diab announced this week that 33,000 temporary workers will be streamlined and given permanent

00:12:49.740 residency. So this is one of the big programs that we push back against in general, right?

00:12:54.840 The temporary foreign worker and the international mobility program, a huge part of migration,

00:12:59.820 especially over the last, what, five, six years has been temporary. These are the

00:13:06.580 pathways that have been massively expanded through the Trudeau government. It's also

00:13:11.100 what Mark Carney has been quickest to reduce. And these are a massive part of the problem,

00:13:17.960 right? Not only like these people, it brings down Canadian wages, it drives up housing costs,

00:13:24.320 it overburdens our healthcare system. We have temporary foreign workers coming over here with 1.00

00:13:29.040 their children, putting them in our education system. The system's being hugely abused, 1.00

00:13:34.180 not to get into the black markets behind selling LMIAs, all the abuse that's being used by other 0.79

00:13:40.800 foreigners that are already here to try and bring over more family members and so on um the the

00:13:46.640 temporary foreign worker program is is is wrought with abuse and it's something that needs to be

00:13:51.420 completely shut down or or radically limited uh back to back to its original intentions which was

00:13:57.680 which was uh all for seasonal agricultural work as it was initially conceived and a lot of people

00:14:05.760 push back on myself and many nationalists, many immigration skeptics who put these vast totals,

00:14:14.800 who start adding up all the different immigration streams to give these big numbers. They say,

00:14:20.220 oh, you can't lump in temporary foreign workers. You can't lump in temporary migrants. They're

00:14:26.200 going back. But that's not really the case, right? There's all sorts of ways that not only are there

00:14:33.000 pathways that exist to get these people into permanent residency if these people are here

00:14:38.120 not only are they driving down wages they're driving up housing costs they're putting pressure

00:14:41.400 on our social supports but also uh that you know they can they can continue to work illegally at

00:14:46.600 the end of their their permit there's no deportation authorities that step in to make

00:14:50.520 sure people leave the liberal government has been cleared about this they say

00:14:53.720 transparently that they they rely on self-deportations uh there's no one that's making sure

00:15:00.280 that people are leaving at the end of their their visas on top of that if they have a child while

00:15:05.800 they're here that can be that's an anchor baby that that child gets birthright citizenship and

00:15:10.120 can be used for for the parents to to stay in the country even if they were initially here on a

00:15:16.040 temporary foreign worker visa and now we see the government taking taking um new measures to just

00:15:22.200 offer new pathways to give to grandfather temporary foreign workers into into permanent residency so

00:15:28.840 So they say they're slashing the numbers down to,

00:15:32.500 I think it's 380,000 for this year,

00:15:34.960 but then there's a separate program for another 33K.

00:15:38.180 So the real number is whatever, 415, 413,000.

00:15:43.100 It's just arbitrarily breaking up.

00:15:45.260 I also find it interesting.

00:15:46.720 I don't think we had these details before,

00:15:48.840 but right off the start of the article,

00:15:50.840 up to 33,000 temporary foreign workers

00:15:53.380 who live in rural and remote communities,

00:15:55.980 I don't think we knew this detail before,

00:15:57.800 are now eligible for an accelerated transition to permanent residency.

00:16:01.560 So if you're out in the rural areas where you think you're safe from the impacts of 0.86

00:16:06.480 multiculturalism, immigration, you won't be for long. 0.98

00:16:09.680 You're on the federal government's radar.

00:16:11.600 They want to keep the temporary foreign workers that are there.

00:16:15.340 These guys that might be working at Subway or Popeyes or the gas station or whatnot. 0.97

00:16:19.920 I don't even know why we need temporary foreign workers to work these types of jobs. 0.98

00:16:23.920 These are absolutely jobs that should be going to Canadians, to young Canadians, to the elderly

00:16:29.440 Canadians to work these kind of service jobs. For some reason, they're going to temporary foreign 0.98

00:16:34.540 workers. And worth reminding you that you have Jason Kenney, you have Stephen Harper. It's not

00:16:40.680 liberals that started this. It's conservatives that started this, right? It was Jason Kenney

00:16:45.940 as immigration minister that massively expanded the temporary foreign worker program to go beyond

00:16:51.380 agriculture to include the service sector to include the hospitality sector to to include all

00:16:56.980 these other areas that we now see completely abused it was jason kenney that brought in the

00:17:02.020 international mobility program to which has now ballooned to five times the size of the temporary

00:17:06.980 foreign worker program it's as much the fault of conservatives as it is the fault of liberals that

00:17:12.420 were in this situation an important reminder and to go back to to focus on on rural resettlement

00:17:18.580 like this isn't even the only problem right uh the only uh policy that you have to keep in mind

00:17:23.300 that there's also the the rural resettlement pilot program that's been going on for the last few

00:17:27.700 years which is looking to uh relocate immigrants to areas like Sault Ste Marie a bunch uh Sudbury

00:17:34.660 a bunch in northern Ontario I think there's a few cities in in the western provinces as well

00:17:39.300 so the the government is now making deliberate plays to to spread out immigration and make sure

00:17:46.260 there is no there is no bastion of white heritage canada left uh if mark carney has his way if the

00:17:54.020 liberal government has their way they're going to make sure immigrants are everywhere your your

00:17:58.660 your quiet rural remote community is not safe there's so many people that say oh just move

00:18:04.740 out of the city just just uh just move to to the rural areas you can just flee white flight you

00:18:10.020 know there there is still parts of can though that are that are like what can they used to be

00:18:15.460 but no we we see increasingly that the government is making active policy measures in order to make

00:18:21.940 sure there is no escaping it there is no escaping it they're spreading them out everywhere so again

00:18:30.340 more and more pathways they call them temporary but if they stay here long enough the government

00:18:35.380 will find justification in new ways to to give them permanent status the other thing i i found

00:18:40.660 talking about this um this article let me see if i can find it uh here we go

00:18:50.900 the message created false hope in an online statement the migrants the migrant rights

00:18:56.180 network advocacy group criticized diav in the liberal government saying many migrants were

00:19:01.220 previously led to believe that ottawa was creating a new permanent residency program the minister's

00:19:06.820 misleading and irresponsible statements create false hope for tens of thousands of migrants who

00:19:11.180 hoped this program would be their chance at a future in Canada. The group said Prime Minister

00:19:16.780 Mark Carney's government prefers to win good press through fake promises and selling old

00:19:21.700 policies as new ones. And this is a pretty, you know, what you'd expect from a pro-migration 0.99

00:19:29.020 advocacy group. But it's an important reminder of how politics actually functions in Canada.

00:19:36.820 you have to keep in mind that there is a whole kind of secondary industry behind mass immigration.

00:19:44.400 We have immigration lawyers, we have immigration consultants, and we have immigration lobbyist

00:19:48.320 groups that are very powerful here in Ottawa. And it's not just groups like this that are

00:19:55.420 specifically set up to promote immigration. It's groups like Restaurants Canada, which has an

00:20:01.500 interest in driving down wages by bringing in temporary foreign workers, by bringing in more

00:20:06.860 migrants in order to fill these service jobs so they can save on their bottom line. There's this 0.93

00:20:11.940 whole network of lobbyist organizations that put pressure directly on both the Conservative Party

00:20:18.280 and the Liberal Party in order to push, put pressure to have more pro-migration stances

00:20:25.220 within the government and within the opposition. So you have to keep in mind how

00:20:31.180 politics works practically right there's the there's the old saying like uh history is defined

00:20:36.380 by those who show up and right now the pro-migration um advocates the pro-migration

00:20:41.960 believers are showing up in ways that anti-immigrant uh voices uh are not so there's there's tons of

00:20:51.100 lobbyists here in ottawa that are you know always calling up these members of parliament in the

00:20:55.800 government in the opposition giving their giving their perspective trying to to threaten them you

00:21:01.420 know you're going to lose support you're going to lose um donations if you don't if you don't back

00:21:06.420 us up this is how we think it should be giving giving their policy perspectives and advice like

00:21:11.280 that and there is no one there's no one in ottawa that is putting that dissenting opinion and that's

00:21:16.920 exactly why we started the dominion society right heritage canadians need an advocacy group there

00:21:21.560 needs to be an advocacy group advancing an anti-immigration message and that's exactly what

00:21:25.900 we offer um of course we frame it more positively we frame it as remigration we frame it as protecting 0.66

00:21:33.060 canadian identity but ultimately what needs to be done is they need to be we need to push back on

00:21:37.960 this radical policy of mass immigration that is advocated for that it's uh advanced by every

00:21:45.340 mainstream institution in our country there needs to be a professional core of lobbyists of activists

00:21:50.780 that are putting forward this dissenting opinion because it's a huge swath of canadians and

00:21:56.620 citizens that are against immigration right we see consistently it's a majority of people of

00:22:03.740 of white backgrounds of of non-white backgrounds that do not support mass immigration anymore that

00:22:08.380 want that want mass deportations that want reduced immigration numbers and they have no voice in

00:22:13.420 ottawa through the political parties through these lobbyist groups they don't have the same sort of

00:22:19.100 institutional arms to pressure the government there's no one that's offering here's the

00:22:24.860 problems with these new policies and like maybe they have these the politicians maybe they have

00:22:30.140 these kind of second thoughts but then they're the people that show up at their office the people

00:22:35.100 that are giving calling them on the phone the people that are sending them policy suggestions

00:22:38.940 and so on are all pro-migration and this like it has a psychological effect on you it it it it

00:22:45.900 It erodes your beliefs.

00:22:47.320 Maybe I'm not right.

00:22:48.160 Maybe they're right about these things.

00:22:50.140 There needs to be an organization

00:22:52.240 that can put in touch with them and say,

00:22:54.380 no, your instincts are right.

00:22:55.940 You have to go in this direction.

00:22:57.380 Here are the policy solutions.

00:22:58.900 Here are the white papers.

00:23:00.520 Here are the policies that we need

00:23:02.300 to protect Canadian identity.

00:23:04.100 This is what people want to hear.

00:23:05.240 This is what people want to see.

00:23:06.720 This is a winning issue.

00:23:09.780 So that's exactly why we founded the Dominion Society.

00:23:12.240 We're not currently registered as lobbyists.

00:23:13.980 It's something that I think we'll go into in the future as we start to solicit more attention from directly from political parties, as we as we begin to put more direct pressure by supplying them with policy and ideas and so on.

00:23:26.700 I believe it's something that we'll have to register as we move from just the media side to the more direct kind of think tank style content to put direct, to give direction to political parties.

00:23:43.420 We need to build that counterbalance because right now it's the pro-migration side is way beating out the anti-immigration side.

00:23:54.160 And it's not because of public opinion, right?

00:23:56.120 It's because of institutional pressure created by these groups, created by these economic actors that want, that these elitist economic actors that want to drive down wages to save on their bottom lines, that want to drive up housing and asset prices because it benefits them economically, right?

00:24:13.100 So they're able to pay for lobbyists. They're able to pay to put pressure on politicians. We have to create the counterbalance. And obviously, it's going to be difficult to find elite support for something like that. Migration does benefit the elites. I think more of them are waking up to the cultural impacts that they can't run away from anymore, right?

00:24:34.180 before they lived in their safe neighborhoods away from the impacts of immigration and

00:24:39.140 multiculturalism. More and more of that's inescapable. So I do think some of them are 1.00

00:24:44.400 waking up, but it's hard to compete with those economic benefits that elites see while we

00:24:50.160 suffer the consequences. So that's why we need to work together. That's why I need your support.

00:24:55.220 That's why we need to crowdfund and put resources into an organization like the Dominion Society 0.66

00:25:00.540 So we can provide that credible counterbalance here in Ottawa and across the provincial, the provinces as well to deliver that message, to deliver the message of remigration, which is increasingly popular across grassroots, which has public support that will only increase over the next few years.

00:25:20.520 As that public support increases, we need to make sure that that's translated effectively into the government through credible, serious professional organizations like the Dominion Society.

00:25:33.260 So please do realize that, you know, the dollars that get donated, the dollars you spend on merchandise, the dollars you spend becoming a member, they don't just, you know, fuel my lavish lifestyle.

00:25:46.200 I do not live a very lavish lifestyle.

00:25:49.220 I'm doing this 100% of the time

00:25:50.920 to build this credible option for all of us

00:25:54.900 to preserve our identity, to preserve our country,

00:25:58.020 so we can live in the country we were born into

00:26:00.760 and we can pass that on to our children and grandchildren.

00:26:03.340 So if you can afford it,

00:26:04.760 please do head over to our website, dominionsociety.ca,

00:26:08.760 make a donation, become a member, get involved,

00:26:11.320 do what you can to help us grow and advance this message.

00:26:15.320 We're growing fast, but we need to grow a whole lot faster if we're going to solve this problem

00:26:19.120 before it's too late. The next 5, 10, 15 years are crucial. And I can't do it alone. I need your

00:26:28.240 support. I need your time. If you don't have time, I need your treasure. We need to work together if

00:26:34.800 we're going to accomplish this. So that's the first big topic I wanted to cover for today.

00:26:40.260 okay um let's let's take a sip let's take a sip let's look at chat how are you guys doing

00:26:47.980 i'm a pioneer i'm a pioneer i'm a descendant of a pioneer

00:26:54.740 we're forging a new pathway into into canadian politics that's for sure these are

00:27:00.460 these are unclear waters we're in new territory ladies and gentlemen

00:27:04.060 yo daniel are you going to the remigration summit in portugal i am i am going to the

00:27:15.020 remigration summit i was invited um and i will be actually participating in um in a panel

00:27:20.520 discussion there uh i don't think it's been announced yet so i won't give you i won't give

00:27:25.020 you too much information i don't know what they want to do but i will be there and i will be taking

00:27:28.600 part. Bro is ascending. I'm becoming too powerful. Guys, I finally rehabbed my shoulder. This is

00:27:40.640 huge, huge white pill, huge good news, everyone. I'm getting old. I'm getting old. I'm turning 30

00:27:47.040 this month, reaching unk status. I lost my Wolverine style youthful healing factor. I hurt

00:27:57.480 myself back like six weeks ago now and i just tried taking a break tried letting it recover

00:28:03.160 no i had to actually like work with chat gpt and figure out how to actually rehab my my muscles but

00:28:08.680 i'm all i'm 100 back recovered i'm working out again just starting just starting this week on

00:28:15.480 monday and it's nice to be back uh for those for those uh it's so good to to push yourself and to

00:28:22.920 to struggle uh i i think uh you know whether that be you know through our efforts in the

00:28:29.000 dominion society through our efforts as activists but also just like on a very personal physical

00:28:34.240 level uh to pin yourself under weight um and to really test your limits like that it's uh so

00:28:42.060 important especially if you're you're a white collar guy especially if you're not doing physical

00:28:46.300 labor as a part of your, your, your daily, uh, um, your work, uh, like, like myself, um, getting

00:28:53.340 that physical exercise and pushing yourself, getting used to kind of the, the, the mental

00:28:58.500 situation of struggling, uh, and, and, and pushing through struggle to find, uh, benefits

00:29:06.880 and results, whether that be getting healthier, stronger, uh, uh, more aesthetic. Um, it's

00:29:14.260 very very gratifying so i'm very happy to be uh healthy and back to to to my my exercise regime

00:29:21.700 we're getting huge this summer guys we have to get ready for uh for white boy summer um so if

00:29:28.020 you're not if you're not working out you should be uh you should be working out

00:29:33.540 boo boo boo you are unc i am unc that's me that's me i i i have i have that youthful vigor i i i

00:29:42.340 i might look young but i'm getting old boys i'm getting old

00:29:52.980 okay okay let's uh you better mog keith woods we'll see what i can do boys we're going to

00:29:59.860 the re-migration summit to mog i've been i've been i've been working at the i've been at the

00:30:03.700 ca the the canada strong and free network conference the last few days and that's a

00:30:07.940 i'm mostly just i'm there to network but really it's just to mog oh right let's shift to the the

00:30:14.820 next topic let's shift to the next topic and we're going to be talking about one of our big

00:30:19.620 our good friends in the in the chat actually our our good friends uh the active uh dominion society

00:30:26.180 volunteer um we're going to talk about the simcoe scandal the simcoe poster scandal uh you guys

00:30:33.540 might have seen this online over the weekend here we go we see i'm appalled residents tear down

00:30:41.620 anti-immigrant posters keep in mind these are the types of uh dudes that are uh opposing you

00:30:48.180 as if you're a dominion society member if you're a opinion society volunteer i need someone to

00:30:52.580 to drop this into uh uh to make the the wojack version of this because they're reminding me a

00:30:59.140 a bit too much of the type guys uh so i think we i think we need a i think we need a wojack of this

00:31:06.820 um but the poster wars have come to uh the hamilton area to to simcoe it's funny because

00:31:14.320 we've been putting up posters in hamilton for a long time for months now uh and we've never seen

00:31:20.440 an article in the hamilton spectator but a few posters go up in in simcoe and i don't even know

00:31:26.400 I didn't even know where Simcoe was, a smaller town in the Hamilton, in the greater Hamilton

00:31:33.020 area. You know, a handful of posters go up and people start to lose their minds. So let's read

00:31:40.720 this article. It's ridiculous. I'm appalled. Dominion Society advertising has locals concerned 0.97

00:31:46.800 about spread of hate-based ideology. Disavow, disavow. We're not hate-based. It's all about

00:31:56.100 love it's all about love we don't hate the people that are coming here it's not it's not their fault

00:32:00.820 they're taking advantage of obvious incentives offered by the government it's not their problem

00:32:05.940 it's just they're not us and we love our own people we love our unique identity we love our

00:32:11.540 history and we want to fight to defend that it's not a hate-based ideology and to be honest i think

00:32:17.200 that might even be defamation seeing posters advertising the white nationalist group in

00:32:23.380 downtown simcoe last week filled josh parsons with visceral disgust he recognized us immediately and

00:32:30.740 worked to tear these down i thought this was hilarious they have two pictures here they have

00:32:34.420 these guys together and then they have another version and you'll notice this isn't even just

00:32:38.260 a zoomed in their hands are in completely different positions so they had to get an

00:32:41.540 action shot they had to get the action shot guys whoo look at that and like i'll never get over

00:32:47.380 the irony of these people who uh who will like proudly show this off this tearing a group through

00:32:55.520 the middle a group of canadian soldiers in world war ii uh proudly uh representing their country

00:33:04.640 and these guys are like haha look at us we're so awesome look we're ripping these canadian heroes

00:33:09.540 in half like the the aesthetics uh here it's a it's a bit of an aesthetics trap right we're

00:33:15.380 them into. They proudly start tearing up the red ensign. They proudly start tearing up images of

00:33:21.320 our history, of our heritage. These people hate Canada. They hate Canada. That's it. They try and

00:33:27.820 make this argument that we're the hateful ones, that we don't understand Canada, but the reality

00:33:34.420 is they don't understand Canada. They've swallowed this version of the cultural revolution that has

00:33:40.960 existed for 50, 60 years. We have a vision of Canadian identity that stretched back hundreds

00:33:46.640 of years. History is on our side. These people hate you. They hate Canada. They're trying to

00:33:54.420 destroy the Dominion Society. They're trying to make sure that this resurgence of nationalism

00:33:59.880 pride doesn't go anywhere. These people are the real hateful people. So they do the usual. They 0.96

00:34:08.080 they, they cite the Canadian anti-hate network. Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Uh, nothing new. Um, they,

00:34:15.340 they go through, they, they even cite some local politicians who, you know, back up this,

00:34:20.560 they're hateful, blah, blah, blah type stuff. Um, I also sounded, found it quite funny. They

00:34:28.960 have a quote in here. Constable Andrew Gamble of the Norfolk County OPP said, while it may not be

00:34:35.800 a criminal offense to put up posters depending on their content and location the police service

00:34:40.280 encourages community members to promote respect and understand both in person and online gamble

00:34:45.580 told the spectator the opp remains committed to safety and well-being of all individuals in

00:34:50.940 ontario regardless of race ancestry or place of origin yeah yeah so i i thought this was remarkable

00:34:59.100 we put up a few posters entirely in line with local bylaws not violating anything

00:35:06.400 um not this isn't hate speech this isn't whatever you might want to call it um there is absolutely

00:35:13.760 nothing wrong with our activism and these guys call up the police they don't reach out to me

00:35:19.840 they don't reach out to the dominion society to get comment on all these crazy accusations that

00:35:25.200 they make out throughout this article that were hateful that that that were evil all this stuff

00:35:31.880 that they print they don't reach out to us to give us a chance to comment or refute any of these

00:35:36.100 opinions any of these smears against our organization they just print them and they

00:35:40.720 literally printed them this time this isn't just like an activist organization the canadian anti

00:35:45.140 network this is a real newspaper right this is a toronto star property the hamilton spectator

00:35:50.100 they printed in physical print that we are a hate-based organization like this is pretty

00:35:55.940 clear-cut defamation um and they don't reach out to us but they reach out to the police

00:36:02.560 for our obviously uh peaceful lawful activism and the police says um yeah there's nothing wrong with 0.57

00:36:11.400 that they're allowed to put up posters dude um so just absolutely ridiculous and another thing

00:36:18.280 I didn't like about this. Where is it? Here. The laminated poster bore the name and logo of the

00:36:31.960 Dominion Society of Canada, an anti-immigrant group founded in 2025 calls for remigration or

00:36:36.960 mass deportation of anyone not descended from Canada's original Anglo and French settlers.

00:36:41.540 and this isn't exactly what we stand for again while we do believe that true Canadians are

00:36:49.540 connected to the founding peoples of Canada the founding settlers of Canada our actual

00:36:54.540 remigration plan is not based on ethnicity we don't advocate for deporting everyone that

00:36:59.540 isn't a heritage Canadian we do believe that heritage Canadians must be preserved as the

00:37:05.700 majority in Canada but our remigration plan is based on like immigration status it's based off

00:37:11.060 of people who are criminals, who are here illegally, who are here as temporary foreign 0.96

00:37:16.740 workers, people who compromise our national security, our social cohesion. 1.00

00:37:23.920 It's not just deport all Indians, deport all Chinese people. 0.98

00:37:27.500 That's not actually what we stand for.

00:37:29.380 So for them to print specifically that we call for the deportation of anyone who's not

00:37:38.200 anglo-french is just literally a falsity of a false information and again they're printing all

00:37:44.920 these claims these opinions these false representations of a federally registered

00:37:50.860 not-for-profit organization that has a mandate to protect canadian identity and promote for

00:37:55.620 immigration reform we're not doing anything illegal we have very clear ideas that are publicly listed

00:38:01.340 all over our social media all over our website in this this newspaper a real newspaper the

00:38:07.060 Hamilton spectator is misrepresenting us in their, in their print and online works. So

00:38:12.320 subsequent to this, I did reach out to the Hamilton spectator and informed them of their

00:38:18.220 defamation. Um, they have made some changes to this online report that you can find. They've

00:38:24.740 added a few, um, they've added a few different quotes from, from me, um, pushing back on some

00:38:31.760 of the the things that they've uh gotten wrong but still there's they there's still this line

00:38:37.520 at the beginning that says this this is what the organization stands for that's patently false

00:38:41.660 so i'm still pushing back on them we don't stand for this stuff right uh ultimately the article's

00:38:49.660 fine like it's this article has done far more to promote the dominion society than the 10 posters

00:38:59.860 or whatever was put up in simcoe ever would have done they could have just silently it's funny it's

00:39:05.820 funny um where's this quote yeah so they say parsons and fellow simcoe resident andrew peach

00:39:19.080 said they did not hesitate to cut down the detestable posters and are ready to act should

00:39:24.640 more turn up they have to engage in these clandestine in the shadows acts in order to recruit

00:39:32.800 clandestine in the shadows i'm literally talking to you on a live stream i have volunteers going

00:39:38.880 up in their communities putting up posters there's nothing clandestine about anything we do do these

00:39:45.360 guys even know what words mean the clandestine operations we're going to be knocking on doors

00:39:50.880 handing out flyers, putting up posters. So clandestine. We're literally trying to get

00:39:56.380 people's attention. We're literally shouting from the rooftops, Canada needs remigration. 1.00

00:40:01.300 They're like, these guys are really sneaky, really sneaky. Clandestine operations. And then he says,

00:40:07.500 so the less time that these posters stay visible in our community, the less effective they are.

00:40:12.580 And it's my full intent to make it not worth their time to come here. So he fully knows that

00:40:18.980 having the posters come down immediately is a good way to people not to learn about the

00:40:24.220 dominion society then he turns around and he runs to the hamilton spectator and tells them to report

00:40:29.920 on the dominion society tell everyone that they're putting up posters these guys are in the community

00:40:34.340 huge advertisement getting way more attention than a handful of posters would have ever got so a big 0.66

00:40:41.080 thank you to josh parsons like screw you screw uh everything that you have to say about the

00:40:47.180 dominion society but thank you for getting us lots of free advertising we really appreciate it 0.92

00:40:52.260 you got to check out uh uh your standards josh uh if you don't want people to know about us

00:40:58.720 you could have more clandestinely taken down our posters and said nothing but instead you couldn't

00:41:04.600 help yourself you needed to show off you needed to show off i pulled down the posters i'm the

00:41:10.580 champion uh taking down the far right evil people yeah yeah yeah thanks for the thanks for the free

00:41:17.620 advertising josh um so and i do want to reinforce that um uh we these posters that we're putting up

00:41:29.140 are in no way hateful they are you know they proudly show canadian heritage canadian identity

00:41:37.220 look this is what our posters are if you can point out to me what's detestable what's hateful

00:41:44.340 I would be very interested to know protect our loyalist roots proud then responsible now honor

00:41:51.000 their courage by defending our future our people our home join the movement many voices one mission

00:41:57.420 if anyone can point to me where exactly the uh the hate or the detestation or anything like that

00:42:05.980 comes from I'd like to know because again we're not hateful we're not hate-based or anything any

00:42:12.300 of these smears that Josh Parson and local politicians try and throw at us we're all about

00:42:17.760 a love for our history our heritage our identity we don't want to be we don't want to be perceived

00:42:22.580 as hateful we don't have we don't consider ourselves hateful so if anyone could point out

00:42:28.400 to me what exactly is the hateful part I'd like to remove it because all I see is beautiful green

00:42:35.220 nice Dominion Society advertisement, proud pictures of Canadian heroes in heritage.

00:42:42.280 I don't see the hate. But that's just the beginning, the beginning of the Simcoe scandal.

00:42:50.560 Because after that, Josh, Josh, our friend Josh Parsons had not had enough. He hadn't had enough.

00:42:57.720 he he goes a step further because our volunteer the the the chad who's in his community putting

00:43:05.640 up these posters he didn't even you know we have lots of guys putting the posters they do it

00:43:11.260 quietly they do it anonymously but some guys like to like to to to take credit for their work

00:43:18.460 um so uh aiden our friend aiden who's in the chat right now uh he he he stuck his hand up he said

00:43:26.600 the posters are going back up more are going up he's not scared he's going to continue doing this

00:43:32.620 and then he he got on the radar of josh parsons and josh parsons reached out to him in a

00:43:40.060 direct message and he sends aiden's post to him and he says we know where you work

00:43:47.140 we know where you go to school stop now before you ruin your life you have one chance

00:43:52.180 one more poster in my town in york cooked uh and aiden the chad he is says shiver me timbers cute

00:44:01.440 threat though uh and then posts that my official response bite me i've got nothing left to lose

00:44:07.320 so i i uh i love aiden's attitude i think we need more guys like that uh you know our country is 0.99

00:44:15.280 being lost we don't have time to fuck around we don't have time to be scared and naive it's 0.97

00:44:22.100 time to stand up for what we believe in. There's nothing to be ashamed of. We're proud Canadian 0.99

00:44:26.500 nationalists, and we're not going to back down on a few threats or a few guys tearing down a few

00:44:30.880 posters. In fact, that only fuels us to go even harder. And I find it quite ironic that people

00:44:37.440 like Josh Parsons say stuff like, in my town, in my town, this guy thinks the Indians that just

00:44:44.360 showed up are just as Canadian as you or I, or he probably would even say they're more Canadian

00:44:48.640 at us because we don't have proper Canadian values or something like that. But he thinks that Aiden

00:44:53.500 doesn't belong in his town because he's putting up posters or something. It's just, it doesn't

00:44:59.920 make any sense. But as much as I appreciated Aiden's response, I did then encourage Aiden to

00:45:11.260 contact the police because honestly, this is, first of all, they contacted the police about

00:45:16.040 are completely lawful behavior. And then they double down and start making threats in writing

00:45:22.440 on the internet. I think this can be easily construed. I'm no lawyer. I'm not a lawyer.

00:45:27.420 This isn't legal advice. But I think this can be clearly construed as uttering threats. It can also

00:45:32.360 be viewed as criminal harassment. He's clearly implying that he's going to try and get Aiden

00:45:37.480 fired or kicked out of school or whatnot. If you don't do this, I'm going to do this.

00:45:45.220 like this is a very clear threat and this is just like how emboldened these um antifa types have

00:45:52.660 gotten a few years ago 10 years ago this kind of message would have been from at simcoe anti-fascist

00:45:58.680 made anonymously through the internet and there would have been very little that anyone could do

00:46:03.380 about it you could report it to the police they'd say ah we we don't know who that is what are we

00:46:07.760 going to do this guy is making it from his own facebook account his his face his full name and

00:46:13.420 he's making threats in writing and like the they think they're just above it all they think they're

00:46:19.200 just immune to consequences that they're that we're so evil and they're so just that they can

00:46:24.220 just do whatever they want so no we like uh we go and we uh we we inform the the opp about what

00:46:32.620 this guy has said we we can provide the the physical evidence and i believe that josh

00:46:36.940 parson was was promptly visited by the opp and warned that he can't engage in this behavior so

00:46:41.840 this is so important like there's so many institutions that are against us the courts

00:46:46.720 uh and so on but like we can't just all we also just can't assume that we're the pariahs all the

00:46:53.320 time right we do have to do things correctly there's nothing to be ashamed of and when people

00:46:57.960 come after us we can create paper trails we can issue police reports we can show them that actually

00:47:04.620 the whole state isn't on their side they can't just make threats they can't just attack people

00:47:08.500 They can't just assault people and they won't, they'll get away from it anymore.

00:47:11.500 We're not going to stand for that.

00:47:13.200 That's what the Dominion Society is here for.

00:47:15.240 We're here to provide people with guidance.

00:47:17.080 We're here to provide people with support for when they receive any sort of backlash

00:47:22.060 like this.

00:47:22.820 So we're not going to stand for this anymore.

00:47:26.720 We're not just amateurs.

00:47:28.240 We're serious.

00:47:29.420 We're getting things done.

00:47:30.480 So big ups to Aiden for not stepping down, for only doubling down and getting more involved

00:47:38.500 and more entrenched in his views we love to see that I think I think that's everything

00:47:49.000 um what's what's going on in the chat guys what's going on in the chat

00:47:55.040 big W's for Aiden can we get some 07s for Aiden 07s for Aiden in the chat

00:48:02.120 very based absolutely giga chad behavior gd aiden bro fell for the rage bait there he is

00:48:13.240 the man the myth the legend aiden kenny

00:48:16.020 we're not we're not scared of josh parsons we're not scared of josh parsons

00:48:24.160 oh sevens oh sevens to aiden we love to see it

00:48:28.260 we love to see it

00:48:32.740 okay the the last thing i want to talk about today

00:48:40.580 jeez

00:48:45.320 trying to use my making me turn off ad block

00:48:51.120 it's not enough to to pay for national post you also have to turn off ad block now these guys are

00:49:03.740 griefing me i need ads on top of my subscription is there nothing holy in this world anymore

00:49:09.400 hi um so uh this is a great question how do people get posters are there official ones

00:49:19.420 are all homemade. None of them are homemade. None of them are even printed at home. We have

00:49:24.160 very high standards here. We print nice posters and we distribute them and we only give them to

00:49:30.040 people who are Dominion Society members who have been on board as volunteers. We're not just

00:49:34.860 a disorganized group, guys. We're actual right-wingers. We believe in hierarchy and order.

00:49:40.480 We don't just post things on the internet and say, do whatever you want, because that's going

00:49:44.760 to result in people having substandard materials, putting them up improperly, putting them up in

00:49:50.100 illegal locations. We don't want any of that. So we make sure that everyone, if they want to get

00:49:56.440 involved with postering, they have to be a Dominion Society member. That means you get a

00:50:00.680 phone call from one of our organizers to get involved as a volunteer. There are a number of

00:50:04.660 privacy agreements, onboarding documents, so you understand how to use our materials properly,

00:50:09.600 and then you're provided them by our central organization so we have very high quality

00:50:14.480 print materials we have very carefully designed materials we don't just put them up on the

00:50:20.140 internet for anyone to misuse or else like we could have antifa types you know printing them

00:50:24.180 and then putting them in improper locations and getting us in trouble and stuff and making us

00:50:27.560 look bad that's not how we do things that's not how we do things that might be how other groups

00:50:32.180 do things we take a very slow measured and long-term approach to building this organization

00:50:37.700 So if you're interested in getting involved in postering, head over to our website, DominionSociety.ca, sign up as a member.

00:50:44.720 There's going to be some time, especially depending on where you live.

00:50:47.900 We only have onboarding operations streamlined in select locations, although that that those locations, that list of locations is ever growing.

00:50:56.820 So if you want to get involved, you have to sign up as a member.

00:50:59.520 You have to wait to be onboarded.

00:51:01.000 We are working through a backlog, but things are getting more and more efficient every day, every week.

00:51:05.700 um and then once you're you're in there you'll be provided you'll be put in touch

00:51:09.840 with uh with um with my uh with our guys with our local team and getting involved we got cammy

00:51:17.900 dread in the chat the girls think i'm hot oh you oh shucks oh shucks the compliments are getting

00:51:26.260 to my head um excellent um so the the last thing i want to talk about today

00:51:35.140 um the last thing i want to talk about today is the ongoing um canada strong and free networking

00:51:44.080 conference so this is this might be a bit inside baseball for you guys i don't know if if uh um

00:51:51.000 i don't know if most folks are aware of it but the the cfs the csfn is an annual conference

00:52:00.000 um that's like the biggest not technically conservative party convention but basically

00:52:06.700 a conservative party conference it used to be known as the manning conference it was rebranded

00:52:10.920 a few years ago to the strong and free networking conference but basically it's a big it's a third

00:52:16.360 party group that organizes this big conference it's kind of like cpac in the u.s so it's a big

00:52:21.880 it's not organized by the republicans but it's the it's for the conservative movement and it's

00:52:27.320 big networking. They have big players from, uh, from across the country, you know, Daniel Smith,

00:52:32.420 Pierre Pauyev, uh, a bunch of conservative premiers, ostensibly conservative premiers,

00:52:38.640 Heather Stephenson, there's some training stuff, there's some networking opportunities

00:52:42.640 and so on. Um, so that's been going on the last few days. And I think there's a lot to learn

00:52:48.440 about what's going on. Um, I will say I have, uh, I have actually been attending the last couple of

00:52:55.340 days I wasn't sure I wasn't to be transparent I wasn't sure if I they'd even let me in I'm a bit

00:53:01.120 controversial in especially in the in the capital C conservative party space especially after that

00:53:07.920 stunt we pulled in Calgary that stunt we pulled in Calgary but I have been allowed to attend I

00:53:14.480 haven't been bothered too much actually they did have a security guard following me around and

00:53:18.900 filming me and taking pictures today so i thought that was a bit odd um but uh i i'm just going as

00:53:26.100 a as an attendee i think it's i think it's an important strategy as part of our as we start to

00:53:32.440 grow as we get the word out uh to attend events like this and not necessarily to disrupt or to

00:53:38.560 to make it all about the dominion society or all about me or whatnot but i'm just going to to take

00:53:44.200 a chance to to get to talk to these people to humanize the organization because so many of

00:53:48.300 people they think we're like radical unreasonable uh you know sometimes i'll ratio people and and

00:53:55.500 you know my my my followers are are uh a bit feral they're a bit vicious so like sometimes they get

00:54:01.980 a lot of hate from from uh our our community um so they they can be a bit apprehensive of us

00:54:09.740 but it's good to show up and be there in person show faith face have conversations with people

00:54:15.420 um and show them that we're serious we're professional we're reasonable we're not going

00:54:21.600 to back down on our ideas but we can actually work collaboratively with people that um that

00:54:28.700 that we're not just uh you know hateful radical bigots that we that we understand how the process

00:54:35.060 works and how and and our role in the greater system so i've had some um i won't go and out

00:54:41.300 the people that have been nice enough to actually talk with me. I see a lot of people

00:54:45.700 that are making eye contact with me, quickly looking away, trying to avoid me. There's lots

00:54:50.820 of that. But there have been some interesting people, some interesting, very nice people

00:54:56.860 within and around political parties and other groups, media and so on, that have taken some

00:55:06.220 time to to talk with me get to know me get to know our ideas um in that in that sense i think

00:55:11.480 it's been uh rather productive um so that's and the funniest has to be uh today i i met uh a few

00:55:19.820 guys and there's so many white people that are like so scared of being seen with me and being

00:55:24.180 labeled as evil racist but i as i exit one of the the the seminars today uh i have three guys come

00:55:32.240 over to me they're all uh they're all non-white there's a Bangladeshi dude an Indian dude a

00:55:37.460 Chinese dude and they're all talking about how much they love the Dominion Society how much 0.99

00:55:41.300 they love what do we stand for so it's just me and a bunch of people that you know some

00:55:46.400 conservative people would probably say that I want uh to do terrible things to or something

00:55:52.040 like that it's just me and a bunch of uh non-white people telling me how great I am and how great 0.66

00:55:58.100 everything is um so that was pretty funny uh i thought that was quite ironic the only people 0.75

00:56:03.540 that are were not worried about being labeled as racist are the ones who come from racialized

00:56:07.700 backgrounds everyone else is too is like walking on eggshells waiting for just so paranoid of being

00:56:14.100 uh uh labeled as racist or something if they if they get seen with me but it's been interesting

00:56:20.500 um i will say one of the critical takeaways is it doesn't seem like oh there's a super chat here

00:56:28.820 hadrian's wall eight eight uh five dollars anti-immigration is preservation not hate stay

00:56:34.420 keep strong y'all thank you so much for the five dollar super chat we we we appreciate the support

00:56:39.940 and uh you nailed it on the head um so i will say uh the the another super chat here for benny rule

00:56:48.900 one dollar thank you for the support benny um the the overall takeaway though is the conservative

00:56:56.400 movement's not looking so healthy i don't know if this is a matter of timing or whatnot but and

00:57:01.400 i will say this is the first time i've ever attended the canada strong and free networking

00:57:06.400 conference but as i understand it's much smaller this year than it has been in previous years

00:57:11.400 uh i was shocked by how small some of the rooms were uh um you know they're they're well they're

00:57:17.840 the seats are mostly full the rooms are full but the rooms are small there's not many people there

00:57:23.660 as uh as supporters of the rooms of a you know 100 to maybe 300 people i was expecting a much

00:57:31.620 much bigger event and i think that it has been a much much bigger event in previous years so there's

00:57:36.720 definitely reflecting the decline in the polls since last election there's there's definitely

00:57:43.120 a loss of energy behind the conservative party the capital c conservative movement i think there's

00:57:48.360 been some some interesting developments in the right-wing space especially you know the dominion

00:57:54.080 society but but not not only the dominion society um but the overall conservative movement not

00:58:01.660 looking so healthy so two things i want to talk about specifically there was um pierre polyev had

00:58:08.020 a big speech today and it was i think not just for me i think for a lot of people it was pretty

00:58:15.960 disappointed even for even for conservative party partisans we had this email this uh this article

00:58:22.420 just released so look at all the ads this is so embarrassing i pay for the national flows by the

00:58:27.380 way um adam zivo desperately seeking an energized conservative revival at the canada strong and

00:58:33.540 free network. Complaining about Carney isn't enough anymore. Conservative leader Pierre Polyev

00:58:38.000 had an opportunity to reinvigorate his party this week at one of Canada's most important

00:58:42.120 political networking conferences. Unfortunately for that, he delivered an underwhelming speech

00:58:46.780 that lacked vision, energy, and real answers to the challenges facing Canada's conservative

00:58:53.580 movement. So that's a pretty shocking, that's the National Post. The National Post is like pretty,

00:58:59.620 you know, supportive of the conservative party. To be lambasted like that after a big event like

00:59:06.500 this is pretty big. I will say over the past few years, quick super sticker from at CLN and Saber.

00:59:17.500 Thank you for the $13 super sticker, $14 super sticker. We really appreciate the support.

00:59:23.220 I will say in previous years, I don't know if there's a change, what the change in a

00:59:29.220 personnel is like behind the scenes but in previous years Pierre Polyev's team seemed to

00:59:37.940 take opportunities like this for big speeches very very um very carefully to have to have

00:59:46.580 significant speeches ready to make sure they were well filmed um that they were nice spectacles

00:59:52.500 they had good optics and so on and just to trot them out and like especially at these events like

00:59:58.920 the convention or or uh the the cfsn where they have more control it's basically a conservative

01:00:06.300 party event so they can control the aesthetics they can control the stage design they can control

01:00:11.220 the camera angles and all these things there's power to that as a politician and it lets you put

01:00:15.980 on a very controlled spectacle that you might not have in the house of commons you might not have

01:00:20.620 in the media. There seemed to be a lot of intent in previous years, you know, in the 2022 to 2024.

01:00:29.680 Now, he kind of shows up and he trots out kind of the same old message, no real pivot. It's the

01:00:37.080 same thing. People were expecting a shift in rhetoric at the Conservative Party convention

01:00:42.720 earlier this year in January. And again, they're waiting for Pierre to wake up to his new opponent,

01:00:50.620 to realize he's not campaigning against Justin Trudeau anymore. He is campaigning against Mark

01:00:55.440 Carney. And yet he trots out the same old kind of tired talking points that people are just

01:01:02.160 getting bored of. It really feels to me that Pierre Polyev, regardless of how you feel about

01:01:06.640 him, regardless of how you feel about Mark Carney, it does feel like Pierre Polyev has kind of jumped

01:01:10.520 the shark. He was there as the counterweight to Justin Trudeau. And ever since Justin Trudeau

01:01:16.740 left the picture. Pierre's just been kind of listless, I would say. A lot of his speech

01:01:22.560 is still kind of trying to lump in the conservatives, sorry, the Carney liberals

01:01:30.340 and the Justin Trudeau liberals. And I don't think that resonates with anyone. Like, I don't

01:01:35.580 think it resonates with the general public. I don't think it resonates with even conservative

01:01:42.260 party partisans, anyone, anyone with eyes that's paying attention can see that there's been a

01:01:48.180 dramatic shift in the liberal party from Trudeau to Cardi and to just lump them in together.

01:01:55.640 It just doesn't, it just doesn't resonate. He needs to update his messaging. He needs to

01:02:00.540 understand that Mark Carney's a different, a different beast, and he needs new solutions,

01:02:07.220 new rhetoric, new talking points, new policies, if they're going to be actually able to compete

01:02:13.600 with the Kearney Liberals. And they just don't, they don't have it. And it looks to me like they

01:02:19.880 probably have lost some talent. There is not the same level of intentionality behind these big

01:02:25.660 events where they have control. It looks like the Conservative Party is en route for disaster,

01:02:33.420 disaster and one thing that bothered me is throughout his speech on multiple occasions

01:02:39.540 he was trotting out the same old anyone from anywhere can be Canadian all these things this

01:02:47.460 very multicultural post-national message he still is trying to double down on the exact same things

01:02:54.160 and it's just it's not going anywhere so low energy nothing new boring it it's like he's

01:03:03.080 still asleep guys he's he's not paying attention to the new dynamic of canadian politics and like

01:03:09.380 increasingly i like it's not easy to remove him at this point but it's uh it's hard to see him

01:03:16.520 leading the party into the next election and if he does he's not going to do so well i don't think

01:03:21.900 so um yeah that's what i have to say about that and the the uh the one other thing i

01:03:31.060 uh i don't have time to attend every single um every single session here i i have a busy schedule

01:03:41.260 especially planning towards some of the events we have coming up um but i did decide to go and

01:03:47.120 attend the session today specifically on immigration right it's it's kind of my thing

01:03:52.800 so i thought i should be there so i attended it it was it was uh a panel discussion with anthony

01:03:59.500 Koch and Michelle Rempel talking about immigration. And, you know, it's not, it wasn't up to my

01:04:07.780 standards, obviously. They weren't going on about re-migration and all this. But I will say there

01:04:14.060 are some signs of movement within that group. Specifically, the whole, most of the talk was

01:04:24.320 very focused on culture. And I would say it was quite superficial, but you would expect them to

01:04:35.360 be focused on the economy, economy, economy, economy, economy. Economy was kind of the footnote.

01:04:40.940 Like the focus was the cultural concerns. And specifically, there was a lot of criticisms of

01:04:47.920 post-nationalism. And now my problem with this is their criticisms of post-nationalism are all

01:04:54.420 very surface level. But it's good that they're using the buzzword, right? When we talk about

01:05:00.940 our mission at the Dominion Society, it's all about normalization, right? We want to normalize

01:05:04.780 Canadian nationalism. We want to normalize remigration. We want people to get used to 1.00

01:05:09.240 these concepts. We want them to be very popular and people understand what they mean. And while

01:05:14.080 weren't talking about a real nationalist conception or they were talking about re-migration

01:05:19.120 the kind of opposite of nationalism is post-nationalism right so for them to be

01:05:23.200 consistently like it was one of the most common buzzwords post-nationalism is bad

01:05:28.320 um post-nationalism is the problem we need to have an alternative that's great um so we can

01:05:36.080 see the the conversation about immigration shifting to focus on culture and and to be vilifying

01:05:43.120 post-nationalism and that's good territory for us right now we can continue to push the envelope

01:05:49.840 okay post-nationalism post-nationalism is bad what's the solution nationalism is the solution

01:05:57.040 mass migration is bad what's the solution re-migration is the solution so as as these

01:06:03.040 talking points as these criticized criticisms become more mainstream our solutions our proposals 0.73

01:06:09.040 also become more mainstream. So this is a good development overall, I would say. I wouldn't give

01:06:16.220 it an S, an A+, but I'd give it a B, a B-, at least they're focused on culture, at least they're

01:06:23.640 focused on post-nationalism. But again, it is all very surface level, right? Their solution is very

01:06:31.700 much civic nationalism. They portray it as post-nationalism and they rely on the Justin

01:06:37.520 Trudeau quote, that Canada has no mainstream culture and identity. And then they suggest that

01:06:43.940 Canada does have a mainstream culture. So while not explicitly, I would say their framing is very

01:06:51.100 civic nationalist in character. They're saying that we need to have clear institutions, that we

01:06:55.960 need to have a clear language, that we need to have a clear culture to rally around, which again,

01:07:01.420 step in the right direction, but it's not far enough. Really post-nationalism, to understand

01:07:05.780 what post-nationalism is you have to understand what nationalism really is and civic nationalism

01:07:11.000 is not real nationalism right it's a it's a liberal uh kind of caricature to try and

01:07:16.840 make ethno-nationalism real nationalism authentic nationalism as to draw the distinction right it's

01:07:24.300 this fake alternative that and then they add this ethno-nationalism to make it sound bad but

01:07:30.500 really nationalism is ethno-nationalism is nationalism like the what nationalism means is

01:07:37.360 you know a base based around the nation and a nation is not an economic zone it's not just

01:07:44.960 boundaries on a map it's not just an economy a nation is a people right it comes from uh you

01:07:52.220 know the same root words ethnos nasios this is just greek and latin versions of the same word

01:08:01.380 and it is the people um so when he says when justin trudeau when when people put forward

01:08:10.000 came as a post-national state it means we are beyond the nation now now it's for anyone we're

01:08:18.720 beyond the we are beyond the people of canada we are post-national now now it's very liberal

01:08:25.800 anyone from anywhere just like pierre paulia of petals anyone from anywhere can be canadian we're

01:08:32.460 post-national not uh canadian identity is not restricted by national identity it's not restricted

01:08:38.620 by ethnicity heritage ancestry it's something that anyone can have and that's the thing that

01:08:44.200 We'll have Michelle Rempel criticizing post-nationalism in the same day that we have Pierre Polyev saying anyone from anywhere can be Canadian, where we have Senator Leo Housakis at the reception saying we need to have a nationalism that accepts English and French, but also Jews and Sikhs and Muslims.

01:09:05.200 this is what he said at the reception yesterday so at the same time as they're criticizing

01:09:11.900 post-nationalism for a very like radical interpretation of it what they're selling

01:09:16.700 is post-nationalism and maybe they'd call it civic nationalism maybe maybe maybe what they

01:09:21.640 want is post-nationalism with a bit more strict rules but really it's the same thing if

01:09:26.340 nationalism true nationalism is like particular in character right it views groups as distinct

01:09:34.160 nations as distinct. You actually can't become Canadian. You can become a Canadian citizen,

01:09:39.260 but you actually can't become Canadian, at least in your lifetime. You can maybe

01:09:44.420 through generations of intermarrying. As we talk about a lot, I'm not 100% true budded

01:09:52.340 Canadian. My grandparents on my father's side were both immigrants, but they married into the 0.51

01:10:00.440 Canadian family. My mom's side, we go back to 1649 when Jean Brodeur stepped off the boat

01:10:05.680 in the South Shores of Montreal. So in that case, my immigrant past did marry into the Canadian

01:10:13.260 family. You can become, and you know, my children will be even more Canadian than that. So you can

01:10:19.160 become Canadian, but it's an intergenerational thing. It's not something that you become

01:10:22.560 just because you got a passport, just because you get some paperwork. So that's the real

01:10:28.220 alternative. And this is what I'd encourage the Conservative Party to do. I think immigration is

01:10:34.920 the wedge issue, right? Demographic change is the most important problem facing Canadians. 0.99

01:10:41.200 People realize this, whether or not they're comfortable talking about it. This is the most 0.82

01:10:46.640 important thing facing Canadian society. And they can't just offer tweaks to the system. They can't

01:10:52.080 just offer reducing some numbers, cutting some programs and stuff. They need to advance an

01:10:57.020 alternative philosophical framework. People say I criticize the conservative party too much.

01:11:04.420 And maybe I do, but it's because I do see myself as a sort of right winger. I feel like my home

01:11:11.060 should be in the conservative party. And increasingly, I feel like my home's in the

01:11:14.060 liberal party, which is kind of strange. Obviously, I'm politically homeless completely. I won't vote

01:11:18.880 for either of them until they're advancing remigration. But I criticize the conservatives

01:11:24.220 because I think they should be more willing to change 0.99

01:11:26.540 given they can't win, they can't fucking win. 0.98

01:11:29.560 So they need to do something differently. 0.99

01:11:31.120 And we have the answer.

01:11:32.560 We have what they need to be doing differently.

01:11:34.600 They need to be advancing a more culturally conservative,

01:11:39.500 right-wing vision on immigration

01:11:40.940 that states that Canadians are a distinct people

01:11:44.360 that must be preserved, right?

01:11:46.600 Our Canadian identity is not downstream

01:11:48.820 from laws and institutions and so on.

01:11:51.800 The laws and institutions are downstream

01:11:53.560 from the Canadian people.

01:11:56.620 Canada would not have the laws that it does,

01:11:58.300 the institutions that it does 0.55

01:11:59.580 if Canada was settled by, you know,

01:12:03.000 the Japanese or the Chinese. 0.99

01:12:05.100 It was a very different country

01:12:06.380 when it was settled only by the First Nations groups. 0.99

01:12:09.240 Canada is only the way it is

01:12:11.020 because it was established by the French,

01:12:13.880 the English, the Irish, the Scottish,

01:12:15.340 who merged together through generations of intermarrying

01:12:19.620 to form two unique ethnic groups,

01:12:21.640 the Anglo-Canadians and the Franco-Canadians who would create everything we know and everything

01:12:26.720 we've ever loved. And if they're not willing to take that positive vision of what a Canadian is,

01:12:32.300 if they just want to advance post-nationalism with stricter laws and stricter institutions

01:12:37.960 and lower immigration numbers, that's not exciting. That doesn't appeal to people that are

01:12:43.600 philosophically different than the Liberals. People will either not vote or they'll continue

01:12:48.400 voting for the liberals or whatnot this doesn't motivate people they need to take they need to say

01:12:54.540 we don't want to lose Canada Canada is disappearing it's completely unrecognizable from when I was a

01:13:03.400 kid and the demographics you can look at the numbers they're completely match up with that

01:13:09.180 I was born in 1996 and Canada was like an 85 percent white country it was a majority heritage

01:13:15.220 Canadian country and just throughout my lifetime I know I'm going on I'm an old man I'm an old man

01:13:20.580 now I'm 30 years old I'm a monk but I'm not that old like this isn't that long and throughout my

01:13:27.400 lifetime we've seen you know white people drop from like 85% down to 65% we're probably even

01:13:37.540 lower than that we'll see after the census comes out do your census everyone we need the census

01:13:42.240 so I can make graphs and content

01:13:43.900 about how terrible the situation has got.

01:13:47.100 We're probably even below that,

01:13:48.720 closer to 60, maybe even below 60%.

01:13:50.820 Within 10, 15 years, 0.67

01:13:52.760 this is going to be a minority white country. 0.72

01:13:55.040 It's going to be a minority Canadian country.

01:13:58.260 And it's going to continue to change. 0.99

01:14:00.880 Areas like Surrey, areas like Brampton,

01:14:03.040 areas like Northeast Calgary,

01:14:04.420 these are the canaries in the coal mine.

01:14:06.460 As people come here, more and more numbers, 1.00

01:14:08.820 we see ethnic ghettos, 1.00

01:14:09.840 we see the culture of our country transform. And then they use those numbers to, again, 1.00

01:14:17.500 influence our institutions. Did you see the clip a week or two ago of the Indians, the Hindus and

01:14:23.840 the Kalisthenes squabbling within the Ontario legislature? They actively look to hijack our 1.00

01:14:32.140 institutions for their own ethnic interests. And this will only become worse and worse. And again, 0.99

01:14:37.680 It's not enough to, even if we completely close the doors tomorrow, even if we completely close

01:14:43.960 the doors tomorrow, we would still be on track to becoming a minority within the next 10, 20 years 1.00

01:14:48.820 because we're being outbred by recent immigrants. In 2024, 42% of all births were two foreign-born 1.00

01:14:56.820 mothers, foreign-born mothers. So not even like non-Canadian, foreign-born mothers. A large 0.90

01:15:01.580 majority of children that are being had in Canada are two first, second, third generation immigrants.

01:15:07.680 in amongst the youngest generations in our schools we are already a minority i'm talking

01:15:13.260 to people and they're telling me their daughter is the one white kid in their class the one white 0.97

01:15:21.360 kid in their class like people don't understand how grave the situation is as the boomers die 0.88

01:15:32.540 as immigration continues we are rapidly becoming a minority and closing the doors is not enough 0.97

01:15:38.780 the only way to preserve Canadian identity to preserve Canadians at Canada's demographic

01:15:46.080 security is remigration it's not enough to cut the programs it's not enough just to close the 0.99

01:15:51.840 door of course we have to do that we have to close the doors but we have to send people back 0.92

01:15:56.200 you know millions have come here and millions must go that's just the reality of the situation

01:16:01.220 it's not personal it's necessary uh so it's not good enough from the conservative party

01:16:08.020 and uh the if if uh what i've seen at the the the csfn uh is is indicative of the broader

01:16:18.580 broader movement it's not looking healthy um and it's time it's time for something new and if

01:16:24.980 the reality is the conservatives will continue to lose until they're willing to grapple with

01:16:29.680 these ideas this is this is what everyone wants to hear this is what everyone needs to hear

01:16:34.720 these are the ideas the only ideas that can save Canada and if they're not willing if they're too

01:16:41.360 scared if they're too scared to be called mean names by the left and the media and whatnot if

01:16:47.160 they're too scared to do what's necessary to save Canada they deserve to lose they deserve to lose

01:16:53.020 and they will continue to lose until a bold, courageous leader is able to step forward

01:17:00.940 and articulate what is necessary to save this country. And that person might rise through the

01:17:06.460 conservative party. That person might rise through the liberal party. That person might

01:17:11.020 have to start their own political vehicle to achieve these ideas. But the man who does that

01:17:17.460 will save the country the man who does that will lead us back to the promised land so all we have

01:17:24.640 to do is to to continue what we're doing to to advance the conversation to normalize our ideas

01:17:29.440 to create the conditions for such a hero to emerge and to save Canada people tell me it's not possible

01:17:35.920 people tell me it's too far gone I reject that I think whatever is in the best I think whatever

01:17:42.120 is in the best interest of the nation of our people is always possible do not doubt the

01:17:48.560 indomitable canadian spirit we just need to get together we need to believe we need to become the

01:17:56.360 best versions of ourselves our ideas are just and true and necessary and they will succeed

01:18:01.580 if we make them so that's that's most of what i wanted to talk about tonight

01:18:07.460 most of what i wanted to talk about tonight we'll take some questions we'll take some questions we'll

01:18:13.140 chat with the chat i love i love getting your questions um so we'll do those for for a little

01:18:20.100 while so you can start throwing uh questions in the chat i'm trying to scan through while we're

01:18:26.500 waiting for some questions i did want to the last i it wasn't on the it wasn't on the excuse me it

01:18:34.180 It wasn't on the agenda, but we have to talk a little bit about the new Governor General,

01:18:41.440 the new Governor General of Canada, Louise Arbor. Louise Arbor. And to be frank, I haven't,

01:18:49.460 I've been so busy this week. I haven't been able to look into, I haven't been able to do the deep

01:18:53.440 dive, but my quick take is this is an awful choice. This is an awful choice. And it's not even

01:19:02.520 about her specific opinions which many of which i disagree with but it's because it's because she

01:19:08.260 has a very political background and to be honest the governor general should be a very non-political

01:19:13.260 position right the whole point of the kind of monarchy in our system and and subsequently the

01:19:19.500 governor general the the representative in canada of the of the um of the monarch is to have a level

01:19:27.140 outside of partisanship to have a greater level to to to politics above uh above the parties

01:19:35.180 something to unite us to provide tradition and structure and continuity to our society while

01:19:41.620 democratic politicians kind of squabble back and forth and argue about the direction of our

01:19:46.240 society there's always that thing above them that will maintain that continuity that tradition that

01:19:51.220 heritage that rootedness and i do think it's important i'm not i'm not the most radical

01:19:55.220 monarchist or anything like that i'm not a big fan of the windsor family and so on but i do think our

01:20:01.140 constitutional monarchy is an important system and it has proved to be a very stable system in

01:20:06.180 a very successful system globally but it's important that that that level above is is

01:20:12.340 pretty apolitical and like we see louise arbor and instantly we see her debate with nigel farage on

01:20:19.220 immigration where she's taking very strong political positions we see comments that she's

01:20:23.460 made about the armed forces like who vetted this woman this is all like I expect more from Mark

01:20:29.460 Carney especially on something like this like he's usually he he he does seem to have some

01:20:34.380 appreciation for Canadian heritage institutions identity like he did invite the king to come do

01:20:39.800 the speech from the throne for the first time in decades I thought that was great again I'm not the

01:20:43.800 biggest monarchist I'm not the biggest fan of King Chuck but I do I did like to see that ceremony I

01:20:50.300 did like the rootedness, the tradition, the heritage, the non-partisan nature of it. I'd

01:20:56.680 love to see that. And then to turn around and to select this woman with the comments that she's 1.00

01:21:01.460 made, it's just so inappropriate. In particular, this clip. I am aware of the fear that an influx

01:21:11.480 of foreigners will transform our social fabric in an undesirable way. But the reality is that 1.00

01:21:18.660 our social fabric is changing anyway in this increasingly interconnected world.

01:21:28.220 It's just the reality, guys. You just have to live with it. I know it's for the worse. I know

01:21:34.080 demographic change is ruining our society, but it's just the result of technological change.

01:21:40.020 We live in an increasingly globalized world. You just have to put up with it. Like, what the heck?

01:21:45.620 this is it's so emblematic of liberal modern liberalism um i i like no it's actually government

01:21:57.140 policy should actually keep up with technological change like that's actually really important

01:22:01.280 government needs to adjust for the impacts that it has on on labor that that uh that tech that

01:22:07.980 automation and uh and artificial intelligence will have just like it does for for immigration

01:22:13.720 Just because people can take planes around the world doesn't mean they have to come here.

01:22:20.680 In fact, if you know it's a problem, you should come up with solutions. 0.96

01:22:25.160 And right now, the only solution for demographic change is remigration. 0.99

01:22:29.720 So absolutely shocking that we have this woman appointed as governor general. 0.90

01:22:37.360 A big L from Mark Carney, a big mistake. 0.81

01:22:40.640 um we like the governor general role should be for exceptional canadians you know from the

01:22:48.460 business world from from anywhere from any realm outside of politics who can just take on this

01:22:53.820 ceremonial position and be uncontroversial be a good representation of the canadian people

01:23:00.260 to cut ribbons and do ceremonial things um yeah in fact this might be a hot take but like uh

01:23:08.560 When we take over, we're going to get rid of the governor general.

01:23:11.360 We're going to make our own Canadian in Canada monarchy.

01:23:15.240 We're going to make our own king. 0.99

01:23:16.520 We're going to make him a big castle, a big fuck off castle in the mountains. 0.99

01:23:21.680 That's the Canada we're striving for. 0.99

01:23:24.440 We're going to have our own monarchy.

01:23:26.440 No more governor general.

01:23:27.620 We're keeping the constitutional monarchy.

01:23:30.400 No Republicans allowed.

01:23:34.200 But we're ending the governor general.

01:23:36.880 Okay. I'm going to start actually answering some questions.

01:23:45.420 Some questions.

01:23:49.300 I answered that. How can I get my hands on some Dominion Society posters? I did a rant on this

01:23:55.880 a little while ago. You have to sign up as a member on our website, dominionsociety.ca

01:24:00.640 slash join, become a member. You'll be onboarded as a volunteer, and then you'll be put in touch

01:24:05.260 with our local teams you'll be provided with print materials we do that all very centrally

01:24:09.580 I'm not going to go through the whole thing again um uh but uh you have to become a member

01:24:17.100 if you were to get big financial backing from big money guys what would you offer them in terms of

01:24:23.540 politics I would offer them re-migration we're not changing our views to appease backers if they

01:24:27.740 want to support us then we'll take the support if they agree with us if they want to help us

01:24:32.000 advance this message into the mainstream then there's no better organization than us in the

01:24:36.060 country there's no one that comes close um but we're not gonna we're not gonna start pandering

01:24:41.700 to people like we're not changing our views we're not we're not taking on new new policies or

01:24:47.060 anything we won't be someone else's vehicle we're a vehicle for heritage canadians to advance our

01:24:51.300 interest into the political mainstream if people want to get behind this then we will be we will

01:24:56.320 be conscientious, careful stewards of their donation. We will spend it effectively and

01:25:01.960 maximize the output of such support, but we're not offering favors or anything based on financial

01:25:09.380 support. That's not how we do things. Can you shit talk without diminishment? I did talk with

01:25:16.240 some of those people today. I got to meet them IRL. I've talked about without diminishment before.

01:25:20.600 I do think they kind of frame themselves as a new entity, an anti-establishment entity. And I do

01:25:28.400 think that's very disingenuous. There are a lot of connections between them and the Conservative

01:25:31.880 Party. This is very apparent. This is something that they didn't seem to comprehend. Like Alex

01:25:38.220 Brown, one of the founders, he's a director for the National Citizens Coalition. He's a kind of

01:25:44.840 conservative Nepo baby. He's the grandson of the founder of the National Citizens Coalition,

01:25:48.900 Colin Brown. The National Citizens Coalition is like one of the first ever kind of third party

01:25:54.500 advocacy groups that basically exists to support the conservative and provincial conservative

01:25:59.360 parties throughout the last several decades. And they're very closely tied to the conservative

01:26:05.280 party. In fact, when Stephen Harper resigned from his as an MP for the Reform Party, he

01:26:12.660 took over as president of the National Citizens Coalition before jumping back into the Canadian

01:26:18.380 alliance to help merge them to become the modern conservative party to for which he became the

01:26:22.720 leader and then the prime minister so like i alex brown has written articles about how like he

01:26:27.400 remembers grandpa and stephen harper talking in the backyard like like he's he's completely wrapped

01:26:34.540 up in institutional conservative politics um you know jeff russ another i i like i like jeff russ's

01:26:43.500 work i'm gonna be honest i enjoy his writing in without diminishment and with that and with

01:26:48.280 the national post but he works for post media post media you know they won't even respond to

01:26:52.300 my emails let alone publish my articles um so like you know the conservative party post media

01:26:58.220 like these giants in establishment conservatism and they're intimately tied up so like they try

01:27:03.940 and frame themselves as a very new entity a very uh uh insurgent uh group but they they have such

01:27:10.580 connections to the the establishment it's hard it's hard to take that very genuinely and uh

01:27:16.600 like even then, like to look at today, I explained them to them in person. They feel that they're

01:27:23.560 not, that they're more anti-establishment than most people, than I think they are. And it's like,

01:27:28.560 look at you. You guys were offered to go up on stage today. I'm standing out here in the hall

01:27:32.780 and I have a security guard hovering over my shoulder as if I'm going to start like popping

01:27:37.720 out and disrupting things all of a sudden. I'll need to, I'll need to be taken out or something.

01:27:43.020 Like, I'm going to pull this out of my back pocket and do it again or something.

01:27:47.500 So, like, they clearly have a level of institutional support.

01:27:51.560 Like, we are the real dissident right, right?

01:27:53.480 I have no connections to any political party. 0.99

01:27:57.380 We're probably on the shit list of most institutions. 0.97

01:28:01.060 We're up against every institution we disagree with. 0.99

01:28:05.180 We're literally, like, that little guy with the sword standing against the titan type meme.

01:28:11.420 Like, that's us.

01:28:12.200 we're the real dissident right and they kind of disingenuously phrase themselves that way but like

01:28:16.840 i don't i don't dislike without diminishment like i i do think that they put out a lot of good

01:28:23.960 content um i don't 100 agree with it but i do think it's a step in the right direction and we

01:28:29.140 have to stay we have to stay realistic right we are the vanguard edge we are the we are the edge

01:28:35.580 the radicals. It's our job to pull the conversation towards us, to pull the conversation

01:28:43.040 towards nationalism, towards remigration. And it's not realistic to expect the Conservative

01:28:49.040 Party and all other institutions to just snap to our position instantly, right? The way this

01:28:53.580 is going to work is it creates space for new groups to come in, for political parties to

01:28:58.320 start taking the space that we open. Yes, maybe they don't get 100% of the way there, but they

01:29:03.780 get 50 they get 60 they get 80 we have new groups like without diminishment who you know they don't

01:29:10.080 advocate for nationalism they don't advocate for remigration but they do at least advocate for a

01:29:15.500 focus on the problems of culture and stuff like this like the conservative party is way further

01:29:22.680 to the left where they're only focused on economics right so without diminishment is a step in the

01:29:27.380 right direction and they do have those they unlike me they do have that reach into post media into

01:29:34.820 the conservative party into the canada strong and free networking conversation uh conference so they

01:29:39.640 are able to continue to mainstream our ideas and the broader conversations to which only we have

01:29:46.960 the real solution so uh you know i don't like to ship talk people too much there's there's some good

01:29:53.460 things there's some bad things uh that's that's my take on without diminishment

01:29:57.380 she hates the british monarchy why does she accept the position yeah it doesn't make any

01:30:03.220 sense it doesn't make any sense how can you be how can you reject the monarchist the monarchy and be

01:30:08.300 be the representative of the monarchy in canada

01:30:11.700 daniel how many parks have you cleaned so far how can you keep up with the cheats littering

01:30:21.260 I haven't personally cleaned any parks I will I will own that I've been a bit busy for for that

01:30:26.860 we do have operations going on in Calgary Edmonton Hamilton engaging in these cleanups more and more

01:30:35.140 and we have more and more groups getting online all the time it's not our fault that it's that

01:30:39.700 it's dirty but it's going to be our fault that it gets clean and whether that's through our

01:30:43.760 advocacy or through literally just cleaning up our communities we're going to make it happen

01:30:48.100 so we're tired of living in this disgusting state where there's crack pipes and homeless people

01:30:55.620 and and needles and all this stuff everywhere and i think you have to be a part of the change

01:31:01.520 so some people have been like let it pile up let it get worse so people wake up that's not

01:31:05.740 that's not how we see things we want to be a part of a positive change i already read that

01:31:11.400 i don't know what you're referring to um okay

01:31:18.140 uh how are you going to change the university culture daniel we need academics

01:31:28.660 in science history etc on our side yeah yeah yeah i mean uh you know i can only play such an active

01:31:35.600 role in in that i think as we as i was just saying as we push the envelope it creates more space for

01:31:42.240 political entities like the conservative party or for or without management as a as i was following

01:31:46.620 in that example but it also creates more room for academics maybe they they as these things become

01:31:52.260 more normalized they can do different they can publish different papers i think there's a lot

01:31:56.240 of people on our side they're just worried and actively punished uh i was talking to an academic

01:32:01.420 a little while ago and he was saying he had written some stuff and it was affecting his

01:32:07.420 ability to get tenure and stuff like this. So like there are institutional pressures to not,

01:32:13.000 it's not that people don't agree with us. It's that they're literally punished professionally

01:32:16.600 by publishing these things. But as we shift the Overton window, as these ideas become more

01:32:20.860 common, then there's more space for people to do academia and stuff like this. And then as well,

01:32:27.660 I do want to start being more involved on campuses. This is something where we want to

01:32:32.500 plan towards this fall. I want to start campus clubs. I want to start doing some like classic

01:32:38.360 Charlie Kirk style campus activism to bring these debates right onto university campuses

01:32:45.260 and start those discussions that way. Daniel, how did you become so based? I wasn't always this way.

01:32:53.220 I was a liberal growing up.

01:32:55.460 You know, I grew up in Toronto.

01:32:56.840 I went through the public education system.

01:32:58.800 I went through the whole indoctrination system.

01:33:00.940 I really started waking up in 2016 because of Trump and Jordan Peterson.

01:33:06.300 And then that's what really started waking me up to the immigration issue and started

01:33:10.460 getting me into nationalism and reading more books and then taking this alternative perspective.

01:33:16.140 So it's a journey.

01:33:18.120 It's a journey for us all.

01:33:19.100 and I'm hoping I can help wake more people up

01:33:21.520 and show them the light and the way to go.

01:33:24.880 You have to do the reading.

01:33:26.780 Have you started doing the readings yet, Anand?

01:33:29.840 Have you sent me an email at info at dominionsociety.ca

01:33:32.740 and asked for the reading list?

01:33:34.560 Have you read Canada and Decay?

01:33:37.020 Have you read Levent for a Nation?

01:33:39.360 Have you read Regime Change for the Right?

01:33:41.240 Are you doing the readings?

01:33:44.200 You have to be smarter than our opponents.

01:33:46.740 we have to be smarter stronger more beautiful uh that's the only way we win so you have to do the

01:33:54.580 readings if you want to be based if you want to be based like uh me you got to do that you got to do

01:33:59.280 the readings

01:33:59.940 scrap the senate or go full house of lords i don't i i i haven't uh considered that maybe

01:34:16.340 we do need a house of lords maybe we do need to establish an actual aristocracy

01:34:22.180 what's your favorite champion on league of legends daniel uh tough one i was a big oriana

01:34:27.540 player for for a long long time um i climbed my highest uh playing shyvana in york jungle

01:34:34.900 um so those are those are some of my favorites

01:34:38.260 these guys outing me as a league of legends player how could you how could you how dare you

01:34:46.340 What are your thoughts on possibly moving capital away from the U.S. border

01:34:50.720 to an inland city like Timmins or Labrador City?

01:34:53.160 I don't think that's necessary.

01:34:54.260 I don't want to screw with Canadian identity.

01:34:57.860 I think Ottawa is very appropriate, although I think we should call it, 0.85

01:35:02.400 I think we should go back to buy town.

01:35:04.660 I think we should bring back buy town.

01:35:06.620 That's my one take.

01:35:08.820 I don't think it's necessary to move it more inland.

01:35:11.320 do you support conscription or a traditional volunteer system i don't see how conscription is

01:35:27.700 is necessary at all um you know i've dabbled with the ideas of uh mandatory uh military service

01:35:36.820 um i think it could be a good way to instill heritage and like even to even to manufacture

01:35:43.400 things like um people i i i firmly believe that we should have more exchange systems in in canada

01:35:49.980 whether that be through the education system or whether that could be through mandatory military

01:35:53.380 service canada is so defined by our regionalism not to mention our like bicultural identity so

01:36:00.360 if we can find ways that manufacture more exchanges like i think everyone in canada

01:36:05.820 should get to spend time in at least you know each of the major regions if not every single

01:36:11.720 province to truly understand Canada's uh culture um so it would be great to have people from you

01:36:19.040 know the west spend a couple months a year in in Quebec and for Quebecers to go live in Alberta and

01:36:25.520 out west uh to get to learn the language to to learn the culture but that also goes for you know

01:36:31.640 people from ontario spending more time in bc or in the maritimes or anything like that and i think

01:36:36.600 we could manufacture that not only through the education system but through something like

01:36:39.640 mandatory military service even if it's not about being deployed it's a maybe it's about planting

01:36:44.640 trees and and in making canada better um but i do think that might be a good way to instill

01:36:50.100 more identity into our our culture but there's no serious wars going on that involve canada at all

01:36:56.080 so i don't see why like conscription or something like that would be necessary it's always been a

01:37:00.960 very divisive issue in Canada, especially between English and French Canada. And it would be even

01:37:07.320 worse now. It would not be nearly as popular in English Canada as it was when Canada had a strong

01:37:12.280 British identity. So I don't think conscription is a great idea, but there might be something

01:37:17.400 to mandatory military service in some effect. How will you achieve remigration to actually

01:37:25.120 happen our our strategy is meta-political it's all uh like i'm not going to be the guy that starts uh

01:37:31.440 you know ramming people up we're activists we we are it's our we believe that politics is

01:37:37.360 downstream from culture and as such we look to influence canada's political culture in order to

01:37:41.280 have downstream effects on our institutions governments political parties as we use we have

01:37:45.840 two three main streams for this we have our our media content like like you're watching right now

01:37:52.400 and many other uh types uh we have our grassroots activism and we have our intellectual development

01:37:58.320 um so we're working on you know comprehensive policy papers um research polling all these

01:38:04.800 sorts of things to uh as well as media content and and you know protests and and banner drops

01:38:10.800 and putting up posters and distributing literature to make sure remigration becomes more popular so

01:38:16.880 people people are never going to vote for remigration until they know what it means and

01:38:21.520 They hear their word, know what it means, and realize it's the only way to protect Canadian

01:38:26.640 identity. So it's our job to make sure everyone understands it and wants it. And then the rest is

01:38:32.400 up to actual politicians. Dom Sock, honest question. Are Muslims who agree with your

01:38:42.080 policy in Canadian nationalism welcome in the Dominion Society? I love Canada. I lived in no

01:38:46.720 other nation. Yeah, anyone can sign up for the Dominion Society as long as you agree with our

01:38:50.720 ideas i might not recognize you're canadian but that doesn't mean that you can't help us defend

01:38:55.360 canadian identity and it's not our policy to to kick out literally everyone that's not that

01:39:01.200 doesn't meet our definition of canadian we have a distinct policy plan that focuses on things like

01:39:06.800 illegals criminals temporary migrants people that are not integrating into our society people that

01:39:11.680 are you know still loyal to foreign governments foreign causes that are threatening our national 1.00

01:39:15.760 so security and social cohesion if you don't fall into any of those baskets like you should

01:39:21.060 get behind this if you agree with our idea

01:39:23.340 yeah victoria day is around the corner uh it's a good reminder we have two big events coming up

01:39:42.300 One this Saturday in Ottawa

01:39:44.140 and another in Hamilton for Victoria Day.

01:39:47.460 If you're interested in coming to either,

01:39:49.440 please send me an email, info at dominionsociety.ca.

01:39:53.580 We'll give some more details.

01:39:55.560 A good reminder, again, like, share, subscribe.

01:39:59.100 Interact with this, leave a comment, retweet,

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01:40:07.440 It helps get more eyeballs.

01:40:12.300 and another another reminder for folks that weren't here at the beginning

01:40:17.420 we have restocked the merch store we have a new line of spring merchandise new colorways

01:40:25.020 and designs on our hoodies and t-shirts um we got the new long live canada hat we got our flags we

01:40:33.220 got our toques still left over um and we got these new activism stickers that are bulk orders you get

01:40:40.420 uh them in packs of 65 packs of a thousand um you can put those up in your bedroom on your laptop

01:40:46.100 uh maybe on a maybe on a sign post we got some cool designs i like them

01:40:51.380 uh we got we got the answer to mass immigration is re-migration we got nation of nation of

01:40:58.420 not immigrant settlers um and i think we got two more designs uh re-migration now with the airplane

01:41:04.420 in the dominion society crest so do do shop the store um make sure you buy before we before we

01:41:11.240 sell out daniel are you ready for hantavirus and more lockdowns we're not doing that again

01:41:23.480 it's not going to happen i don't care we're not we're not putting up with it again

01:41:28.120 What do you think of Rupert Lowe's strategy

01:41:32.160 of fielding local country council of candidates

01:41:35.400 in his House of Commons constituency?

01:41:38.060 This is a very pertinent question.

01:41:40.140 Our friends over at Restore Britain

01:41:42.520 are competing in election right now, I believe.

01:41:44.960 I think voting just ended probably

01:41:47.140 near the start of this live stream.

01:41:48.560 So ballots are being counted.

01:41:50.280 I wonder if, is anyone watching the results?

01:41:53.540 UK election results.

01:41:55.720 Do we have anything?

01:41:58.120 um this is very important very important we i think the success of uh restore britain is going

01:42:04.580 to be very important to canadian politics and politics across the anglosphere bbc that should

01:42:10.740 be free right um so i'm i'm big on i'm big on restore britain um you know they're not they

01:42:21.140 It might not be perfect,

01:42:22.440 but they do take a much more nationalist conception

01:42:25.700 for politics.

01:42:29.460 They do have a strong stance on re-migration,

01:42:32.320 even if they don't say it explicitly.

01:42:34.180 And to answer your question specifically,

01:42:36.720 I do think it's a good strategy.

01:42:39.340 The party's very new.

01:42:40.240 It's been around for what, two months?

01:42:43.480 To overextend yourself.

01:42:44.600 We saw the problems that overextending yourself does

01:42:47.900 with young parties like the PPC.

01:42:50.760 I think it's very smart to focus all of their efforts,

01:42:53.940 descending all of their efforts on this one area.

01:42:56.980 If they can elect the council seat there,

01:42:58.840 if they can get control over that whole council,

01:43:01.500 they can demonstrate success.

01:43:04.220 They can show how Restore Britain can transform the local area,

01:43:09.660 that it's for the best interest.

01:43:12.740 And as well, if there's like-minded people across the area

01:43:17.860 in the Reform Party or what,

01:43:19.420 they can also flip to restore and give them even more of a foothold across the country

01:43:24.320 and then now they have a demonstrated example of success so when they launch more campaigns in the

01:43:30.340 future in more areas they can uh they can capitalize on that i think it's a i think

01:43:35.140 it's very much my philosophy that um it's easy to be in a rush like timelines are are not in our

01:43:42.980 favor. But we can't allow rushing to put us into suboptimal strategies. It's actually better to

01:43:50.420 under promise and over deliver. And that'll help for more sustainable growth. So I do like their

01:43:56.160 strategy. I do hope they are successful this evening. And I will be eagerly, eagerly watching

01:44:02.900 that as the results come in. I think that's huge for us. If we're like, if we're down the line,

01:44:09.120 you know a few years after the next election if restore is able to win in the short term even if

01:44:15.560 it's just a few seats um it does kind of prove that a anti-establishment party a new party can

01:44:22.960 win and i think that brings credibility to something happening in canada if we need to

01:44:27.580 start a new party if we're not able to uh to shift the conservative party the liberal party

01:44:33.380 whatnot if we have to sign a new option uh found a new option if restore can be uh successful on

01:44:40.180 tight timelines it gives that credibility to our movement that these ideas a new party with these

01:44:45.940 ideas can win so we uh we want to see success for for for restore when will there be operations for

01:44:57.620 the metro vancouver area not yet it's been slower than i've anticipated i i don't have um a timeline

01:45:05.220 right now we have things going on in vancouver island um in victoria but we haven't we haven't

01:45:11.860 uh got things up and running quite yet in in vancouver please please be patient we're doing

01:45:16.740 we're doing the best we can we need to find our top guys to really get things online

01:45:23.300 how many generations does family have to live in canada to be accepted as canadian

01:45:27.060 um it's not really about generations it's whether or not you're kind of connected intergenerationally

01:45:34.260 to those founding settlers so like some founding settlers came here in 1900

01:45:39.300 to help settle the western provinces some came in 1600 to settle the the st lawrence valley so

01:45:47.700 um there is a bit of a mixed case like i i like to offer these two dual definitions it's

01:45:53.220 ethnic Canadians, and those are the unique ethnic groups established in the St. Lawrence Valley over

01:45:57.940 the course of hundreds of years through an ethnogenesis of the French, English, Irish,

01:46:02.100 Scottish, to form two unique ethnic groups, Franco-Canadians and Anglo-Canadians. Those

01:46:06.980 are the ethnic Canadians. And then we have a larger group, which we call Heritage Canadians.

01:46:10.740 That includes ethnic Canadians, but it also includes the more recent settlers that helped

01:46:15.300 settle Northern Ontario and Western Canada that were coming over in the 1900s that largely

01:46:20.660 uh merged into the pillars made by uh the kind of cultural pillars foundation made by the ethnic

01:46:28.360 canadians so those are those are our our perspectives um and then if you want to become

01:46:34.780 canadian you have to marry into that family you have to have children it happens again

01:46:38.220 intergenerationally maybe you come here from the netherlands or whatever and you're not just a

01:46:44.080 canadian once you get paper because you're white like you're still dutch um but you might have

01:46:48.520 children with a with a heritage canadian and then they're half heritage canadian

01:46:52.520 and they may have children with a heritage canadian and that's how you become canadian

01:46:56.360 through generations

01:47:10.920 where are the questions

01:47:18.840 it's so funny to me that people come into this chat and just like talk

01:47:22.360 don't you have anything else to do don't you have anything else to do

01:47:26.360 people are talking about furries in the chat instead of asking clever questions

01:47:38.380 how would you label descendants of settlers who are from other nations like germany netherlands

01:47:49.920 i think i just answered this many of which are heritage canadians and many of which have

01:47:56.000 kind of gone through this intergenerational ethno-genericist to marry into the family i

01:47:59.920 don't think there's a lot of pure stock germans that have been here for for a long time or

01:48:03.840 anything like this um there's people that are part german and part that you know that have married

01:48:10.080 into the the canadian family so many of them fall into the the heritage canadian the label even if

01:48:17.040 if they're only partially like ethnic Canadian did I have any Freudian slips guys did I miss

01:48:41.240 my Freudian slips watch my silver tongue is that a threat is that a threat

01:48:47.040 what was my freudian slip

01:48:55.740 i think i'm very intentional with my words with my language but i i make mistakes sometimes

01:49:03.000 where does your heritage go back to through your mother st lawrence valley or the

01:49:09.920 loyalist migration or other it's uh it is the st lawrence valley my my first relative came here

01:49:15.500 jean brodeur in 1649 on the shores of the uh the south shores of montreal where they lived for

01:49:21.800 for a long time um my great-grandfather moved uh to the timmins area um and that's where my mom

01:49:30.520 was born so it's uh my most of my family goes back to the this just south of montreal

01:49:36.500 my grandfather my great great great grandfather artur broder was uh was a miner he took place

01:49:46.880 part in the klondike gold rush um maybe i can i gotta pull up pull up some pictures for you guys

01:50:06.500 here we go this is my this is my grandfather my great-grandfather my great-great-grandfather

01:50:29.780 is george george broder and arthur broder that's uh i i'm actually named for george

01:50:37.360 he's one of my middle names i'm daniel george vincent tyree so that guy on the left george

01:50:42.120 broder my grandfather how did the cbc interview go for halifax it's it went fine um they still

01:50:51.080 haven't written anything so we'll see where that goes any thoughts on the census in general do

01:50:55.840 your census i don't know i don't understand all these people not doing the census do the census

01:50:59.500 I wanna see the results of the census.

01:51:01.240 I wanna see accurate results of the census.

01:51:03.620 Please do the census so I can make banger content

01:51:06.500 about how Canada is being transformed

01:51:10.020 and needs to be saved.

01:51:20.440 How are the operations in Ontario?

01:51:21.840 They're decent.

01:51:23.320 We have teams going in Ottawa and in Hamilton mostly.

01:51:28.320 mostly. There's a couple other pockets. There's a small team going in Windsor. There's a small

01:51:33.640 team going in, but we're doing a huge onboarding push right now to get people online and up and

01:51:41.220 running ahead of Victoria Day. So we're focusing on the area from the Durham region, just

01:51:48.620 east of Toronto, Toronto, Kitchener, Waterloo, London, Hamilton, Niagara. A huge push going on

01:51:58.640 across the province right now. Lots of people getting onboarded. So we're hoping to have

01:52:02.540 a strong organization heading into the summer. Tutorial on how you do your hair when. It's my

01:52:11.820 special secret, guys. I can't have, if I'm going to mog, I need to have my own secrets. So hair

01:52:18.340 hair is important though guys you got to learn how to wash your hair you got to learn how to style

01:52:22.020 your hair go look at old pictures it makes a big difference it makes a big difference so uh

01:52:28.900 no no no hair advice just yet maybe you want to do you guys want to see more lifestyle content

01:52:33.860 should i make should i make uh hair styling and and work out tick tocks uh what do you what do

01:52:38.660 you guys want to see from me do you have siblings do they support you i have two brothers and a

01:52:45.060 sister they all love me very much they uh have differing opinions on my uh on my politics um

01:52:55.700 none of them are very political um and uh you know they're apprehensive of uh of of the

01:53:03.300 controversy that i that i that i revel in but you know i have good relationships with all of them

01:53:09.300 Myla. So, and my parents are also both very supportive of everything I do. They're very

01:53:16.100 proud of my work. Who are we re-migrating exactly then? Go check out our website,

01:53:22.220 dominionsociety.ca slash re-migration. We have an 11 step re-migration plan. I also did an episode

01:53:27.860 a couple of weeks ago, breaking down every single policy. So I'd encourage you to go watch that,

01:53:32.740 jacob if you want to find uh the full list but to to to be quick about it um illegals criminals

01:53:41.440 people on temporary uh visas might be those foreign workers foreign students whatnot

01:53:48.400 um permanent residents citizens who uh uh jeopardize canada's national

01:53:57.820 security and social cohesion people who took advantage of our immigration laws through

01:54:02.600 birthright citizenship through asylum claims anyone that's currently in the asylum system 0.95

01:54:06.460 these are the groups we're looking to to re-migrate

01:54:08.600 how can we get women to be on our side as most of the gen z right-wing growth is dominated by men

01:54:20.800 uh i think we just have to continue to popularize our ideas and we have to make them cool and we

01:54:25.840 have to make them aesthetic and as we we i don't think we should be focusing too much on appealing

01:54:30.400 to men or appealing to women but i would like to to bring some more women into some more uh high 0.69

01:54:36.240 profile roles in the organization i think having a a kind of woman's wing a woman spokesperson to

01:54:43.580 communicate that perspective i can only do that so well right i'm just not a woman at the end of

01:54:48.560 the day um so i think having an actual spokesperson would uh would would make women more comfortable

01:54:54.600 and deliver a message that's more in line 1.00

01:54:58.660 with how they think and so on.

01:55:05.480 $25, $5.

01:55:06.660 Thank you so much for the super chat.

01:55:08.180 I'm an immigrant.

01:55:08.960 I absolutely love Canada,

01:55:10.140 but I'm also a huge fan of yours

01:55:11.460 and what you are doing.

01:55:12.320 Keep it up even if you end up deporting me.

01:55:15.860 W immigrant, get some Ws in the chat.

01:55:18.660 We love this. 0.99

01:55:19.840 We love this attitude.

01:55:21.880 It's for the best.

01:55:22.980 It's not personal.

01:55:23.860 It's necessary.

01:55:24.600 we'll see we'll see if beep boop gets to stay but uh thank you for the support we'll thank you for

01:55:30.160 the support i i don't know if we'll have events in victoria for victoria day we'll see we'll see

01:55:46.600 we're just doing one big event uh in in hamilton but our local group might might get together or

01:55:52.140 something um well we just don't have the the central capacity to organize everything right

01:55:58.280 now we're we're a small team guys working at this full time it's just me and ken really

01:56:02.140 um and we have more and more volunteers helping out like i don't want to diminish their efforts

01:56:06.540 but like to organize things properly you do need guys working on it full time that don't have to

01:56:12.480 worry about school and work and all these things that they can they that can work at things for

01:56:16.500 more than an hour or two a day right um so we're growing as fast as we can but um we need more

01:56:22.620 resources if you guys can help out if you can donate even if it's just a few bucks um every

01:56:27.340 dollar helps us grow seriously what do you make of the calisthenian movement being classified as

01:56:33.440 a national security threat well this is what i mean when i'm talking about uh even if it's not

01:56:37.380 national security when i'm talking about compromising or social cohesion like these people

01:56:41.320 they don't, they obviously don't see themselves as Canadians, right? They're obviously Indians 0.99

01:56:47.280 in Canada. They obviously only or mainly care about establishing an ethno state in a foreign 0.94

01:56:54.220 country. If that's your whole identity, if all you want to do is promote foreign issues in our

01:57:00.620 country, then I think you should go back to your country and promote them there. So this is exactly 1.00

01:57:05.740 what i mean when i say compromising our um our social cohesion um but there's also national

01:57:13.040 security concerns right there's there's the um the bishnoi game out of india which was recently

01:57:18.500 uh put on the terrorist watch list there's been credible like the justin trudeau the rcmp have

01:57:24.920 made suggestions that india has engaged in extra judicial execution of calistani activists like we

01:57:31.900 have violence that's running through indian ethnic conflicts and like that does not belong

01:57:36.940 in canada at all thank you for the super chat uh cln saber 689 go home i don't know who he's

01:57:54.580 talking to but you know it's good advice can we get the first nations on our side i don't think 0.98

01:58:03.440 they want to see indians or chinese yeah we have our own indians we don't need the new indians i 0.89

01:58:07.820 think we can win them over to our side we do have many members of uh first nations background um

01:58:14.340 but again i haven't uh decided how it's best to penetrate into those communities to get a

01:58:19.020 put hold onto reserves. I would appreciate the advice of folks who have that sort of background

01:58:25.520 to guide us. Hi, Daniel. What are your thoughts on religious minorities and immigrants being part

01:58:36.000 of DOMSOC? As I've said a few times, anyone's welcome to sign up as a member as long as they

01:58:40.720 believe in our views. You know, I might not, it doesn't instantly make you Canadian to sign up

01:58:47.220 for dom sock but if you want to preserve canadian identity um you have to be a part of the

01:58:52.360 organization there's no other way to advance it in canada other than signing up for dom sock

01:58:56.380 hey bud do members need the polo and khaki to show up at the hamilton event no you don't need

01:59:04.160 any merch if you have merch wear it we'll have some merch for for sale on site but you don't

01:59:09.340 need to be in uniform to attend uh on uh in hamilton on on victoria day um in fact i don't

01:59:16.860 even think we have polos available right now we have to we have to um restock so those will be

01:59:21.720 available soon exclusive for our volunteers i think it's my favorite piece of merch but only

01:59:26.180 volunteers get access to it where the heck is greg what do you mean greg's around he's at home

01:59:31.880 he live streamed last night um uh but usually i do these solo this is my show long live canada

01:59:38.620 daniel hyrie who's in charge of the ottawa group i can't dox who's in charge of our ottawa group

01:59:46.220 we have privacy standards come on guys

01:59:48.020 we have some based young guys that's that's all you that's all you need to

01:59:53.500 know why are you asking questions

01:59:54.980 calistanis literally say they will go back so i wish them the best

02:00:03.620 um but they're not gonna canada is not their safe haven to

02:00:07.340 to fight for um to fight for foreign interests we're done with that we're

02:00:11.580 done with that they can go back first and fight for it

02:00:14.720 there can my base dominion society supporting persian friends stay yeah we'll see we'll see

02:00:23.600 um as long as he doesn't uh fall under any of our re-migration proposals he should be fair

02:00:28.840 he should be uh he should be fine

02:00:30.560 astronium is asking all the questions tonight from now on can you cartoonishly over exaggerated

02:00:42.740 canadian a butt accent no i'm not jj mccullough guys i talk the way i talk i have a toronto i 0.95

02:00:48.180 have a real toronto accent not like that grungy patois muslim slang that's gross this is what 0.95

02:00:56.340 actual toronto torontonians sound like if you were wondering we have very neutral canadian accent

02:01:03.140 very easy for everyone to understand we have a calgary admin event we actually have monthly

02:01:09.780 events in calgary that are organized by the local teams i was there at the beginning of the year we

02:01:14.360 hosted a reception i don't know when i'll be in the area next but we do have a strong team there

02:01:20.280 that does host regular events on a monthly basis so if you want to get involved you have to sign 1.00

02:01:24.420 up as a member i think bringing women into the leadership roles would be a huge mistake be the

02:01:38.960 leaders we ought to be men no i said uh having a distinct spokesperson you gotta listen you gotta

02:01:44.680 listen i need people to give me advice from all all sorts of uh it's just like i said with the

02:01:52.180 first nations uh women we have to be able to appeal to people across we don't want to pander

02:01:56.560 but we can tweak messaging we can tweak the style of our content we can offer new style of content

02:02:03.440 we can have new spokespeople in appearing in videos and stuff to share a message you have

02:02:08.640 to watch how things are done around the world um you know at the end of the day it's the board of

02:02:12.780 directors that are in charge but you know we can always learn how to do things better

02:02:18.180 do you guys have a group here in the durham region we are we are spinning up a group in the

02:02:25.460 in the durham region right now we just started uh onboarding people this week we have a new

02:02:31.300 volunteer that's taking the taking point on that and we're we're seeing them

02:02:37.300 uh we're seeing some growth there i'm hoping to have more active operations

02:02:40.740 there kind of within the the month or two

02:02:43.700 what glasses you i saw the circle shades i always wear my circle glasses i have

02:02:47.140 like three or four different pairs in different colors it's my it's it's

02:02:50.820 kind of my it's like it's kind of my thing it's part of the brand right you

02:02:54.020 got to have a brand identity guys i got the hair i got the circle

02:02:57.460 glasses people can recognize me how are operations in the maritimes um we're going to start spinning

02:03:05.460 things up in newfoundland this month i know they don't really count as the maritimes atlantic and

02:03:10.260 uh nova scotia is doing quite well new brunswick is a bit of a dead zone we do have a membership

02:03:16.260 there but it hasn't been it hasn't been going quite yet so that's that's what it's looking like

02:03:20.740 what are the best books to read on canadian history um read the old stuff anything that's

02:03:28.540 written after like the 1960s cultural revolution starts being multiculturalist slop read the old

02:03:34.980 stuff i like donald creighton a lot he's written a couple books on pre-confederation history on

02:03:40.020 the first hundred years and the second hundred years of canada um that's pretty solid stuff

02:03:45.020 that's uh where i'd point you but we have i have a full book list you can reach out to me

02:03:48.520 at info at dominionsociety.ca

02:03:50.620 and I can send you that

02:03:52.380 full email, that full

02:03:54.220 reading list by email.

02:04:07.920 Has Quebec City

02:04:09.100 started being over? No, right now

02:04:11.020 Quebec operations are kind of limited to

02:04:13.100 Montreal.

02:04:16.220 Seb the Leaf, I know

02:04:17.360 that name.

02:04:18.520 why should canada be preserved and not just annexed by america because we have a duty to our

02:04:31.180 our ancestors to maintain this country right we're a distinct country with a distinct identity

02:04:36.280 and in fact we were found very much in rejection of americanization resisting against american

02:04:42.680 annexation so to just give up and to roll over when america has much worse problems than canada

02:04:48.520 right america's not off better it's off much much worse people have to realize that

02:04:52.940 the real problem here is liberalism and america basically

02:04:56.400 psyoped the world into liberalism um we don't want to be american we want to be canadian

02:05:03.460 what i would probably email you you're going to email me for the full list but you want to be

02:05:13.880 give it to you now? It's a long list. It's like six or seven books. You just start with

02:05:18.420 Canada and Decay. That's the most important one by Dr. Ricardo Duchesne. He goes over the history

02:05:25.760 of immigration in Canada. The policy changes have led to the mess that we're in. The ethnic

02:05:30.180 foundations, all the numbers. It's a great work. It's a bit long, but it's a good work.

02:05:35.560 So that's the big starting point. What about Canadian documentaries? There's not that many

02:05:41.900 good ones um i can't think of anything off the top of my head there's the the people's history

02:05:46.400 of canada it's a bit older it's pretty good it's super fucking boring though to be honest canadian

02:05:51.360 history is not boring i love canadian history but like the way that documentary is made it's like

02:05:57.080 it's the type of thing that you'd watch in history class and fall asleep to um i think there there

02:06:02.680 needs to be some better stuff made and that's what will happen when we take over the cbc and we put

02:06:07.420 everyone our guys in charge and we start distributing our cultural views at mass scale

02:06:12.920 we're going to rejuvenate the cbc and make it based we're not going to defund it we're

02:06:18.240 going to we're going to take it back do you believe electoral reform is necessary in canada

02:06:25.360 that's an interesting question um that's an interesting question i don't know i don't

02:06:32.500 No, I've gone back and forth

02:06:36.600 between proportional representation and not.

02:06:39.960 It would definitely benefit me

02:06:41.520 to have a more proportional system

02:06:43.800 and I support things that benefit me.

02:06:48.820 But I think it's kind of an impossible thing.

02:06:50.540 Like the big parties benefit from the system as it is

02:06:52.520 and they're the ones that get to the side of the system.

02:06:54.480 So I think it's kind of a non-issue.

02:06:56.640 Like the big parties are never gonna make

02:06:58.540 for a system that's better for small parties.

02:07:00.180 and the small parties are never going to be able to make the changes and if they

02:07:04.420 are in a position to make the changes then they're

02:07:06.720 then they're um then they then they just won they probably don't want the changes anymore

02:07:12.320 yes you're not shadow bland we can see you

02:07:18.820 how many unique poster designs are there i have no idea there's like 5 10 15 20 i don't know we

02:07:27.600 add new ones all the time you know whenever an idea comes we put one together um i have guys

02:07:33.220 out right now putting up posters here in ottawa for for our event coming up so some of them just

02:07:37.420 kind of come up uh for events some of them are standard i don't know how many we have now we

02:07:42.920 can never get enough though can we get porn banned wholesale i don't see why not uh we don't need any

02:07:53.820 of this cultural degeneracy. I'm not that free speech radical or anything like that. I think

02:08:01.580 we need to impose order and standards on our society. Why is Alberta better off remaining 1.00

02:08:14.460 a province of Canada? I don't see how separation solves any of Alberta's problems. The major

02:08:21.080 problems in alberta are literally about uh um extraction resources in government policy um

02:08:30.040 and if alberta separated they'd still be left off negotiating with canada or the united states to

02:08:37.000 get that infrastructure to tidewater built so like i think the major issues in alberta are

02:08:42.920 best solved within confederation so i think separation can be a good way to leverage uh

02:08:48.440 Ottawa into being more attuned with regional interests, but I don't think separation actually

02:08:53.580 solves their problems. So I, and personally, I'm a federalist. I'm a McDonald's. I very firmly

02:09:03.140 believe in McDonald's vision for a united coast to coast Canada. I don't want to see Alberta leave.

02:09:07.680 I don't want to see Quebec leave. I want to see us form a more perfect union. And it's very

02:09:13.460 dysfunctional right now. Don't get me wrong. I do not like the current charter. I do not like

02:09:17.260 current constitution i think it creates a bunch of these structural issues but i think we need

02:09:22.460 to unite around the concept of remigration protect our identity and remember who we are

02:09:27.580 and how we can better work together in the future how do you spell ricardo's last name is like d-u-s-c-h-e-n-e

02:09:38.380 i think um but if you search camden decay you should be able to get it on amazon

02:09:42.780 do you read pat buchanan no i haven't read pat buchanan i've watched some of his speeches and

02:09:51.120 stuff but i have never read i never read i like the paleocons though i can appreciate the paleocons

02:10:00.000 seb hits me with the proportional representation w yeah yeah whatever it gets us into power right

02:10:08.180 guys that's what matters whatever gets us into power so we can reward our friends and punish

02:10:13.620 our enemies and save canada that's the goal it doesn't really matter how we get there

02:10:25.300 what will you do about toronto send a lot of people back a lot of people back at least they're

02:10:29.940 at least they're easy to round up they're all together you know you can just go to like one 1.00

02:10:33.060 house and find 20 indians and send them all back together it's like pre-packaged it's it's perfect 1.00

02:10:37.780 it's perfect at least it's not all spread out in the woods that would be a lot more difficult 1.00

02:10:41.940 to remigrate people who would you make our canadian king i don't know we'd have to find

02:10:47.620 someone who had like appropriate ethnic makeup you know you know someone from all the different

02:10:52.280 shield uh countries a bit french a bit english a bit scottish a bit irish maybe with some uh

02:10:58.880 connection to some international uh other royal family around the world something like that i

02:11:03.320 don't have an actual name in mind

02:11:07.780 I talk smack on everything. I want more exciting historical works. The thing is communication

02:11:26.780 is important. If people don't watch, if people fall asleep while they're watching, it's not

02:11:30.600 very effective communication abilities. You need to make things engaging, exciting. You

02:11:34.160 need to have narrative structures um people's history is kind of like a boring history class

02:11:39.680 and i love canadian history i love canadian history but that's just the way it is

02:11:53.120 i want to see the restore canada party how about the the dominion party how about the

02:11:58.900 loyalist party i don't know if we just go with restore i think there might be something better

02:12:04.740 for us how does one become a better order you just well one do the readings do the readings

02:12:13.120 you got to know the arguments and you got to get comfortable talking about them just in your daily

02:12:17.580 life just with people i mean even this live stream for me has been a great way to do things you got

02:12:22.260 to write you got to read these things are important for synthesizing ideas and and um and getting them

02:12:28.640 locked in but like i'm not the best public speaker either it's a learning experience

02:12:32.340 you got to do it you got to talk to people you got to talk to bigger groups bigger groups bigger

02:12:36.940 groups you got to have confidence you have to have conviction and confidence in your ideas

02:12:41.300 it's not easy it's not easy and it's not for everyone not everyone needs to be a public

02:12:45.500 speaker either we get people signing up all the time oh i'm a great public speaker let me talk to

02:12:50.040 people this is not really what we're looking for everyone has to play their roles right

02:12:53.720 like I'm the spokesperson for the organization uh we have very few people that speak on but

02:12:59.540 sometimes Ken does some stuff sometimes Greg does some stuff but mostly it's just me and like that's

02:13:04.700 important for the overall brand people need to recognize me they need to recognize the Dominion

02:13:08.820 Society um I am a pretty I'm not to toot my own horn not to my own horn but I'm a pretty effective

02:13:14.880 communicator but we don't need everyone to do that right we need to have people playing their

02:13:19.240 own rules and doing that and freeing me up and freeing other guys up to do things that they're

02:13:24.260 good at we all have to kind of stay in our lanes and focus on that and do that as the best we can

02:13:28.520 that's how we succeed right this is we're not like we're not we're not liberals we don't just

02:13:34.180 all have to you know fit into the same box like we all have we have to fit within a hierarchy we

02:13:40.080 have to work together to collaborate in order to have success as an organization and that doesn't

02:13:45.240 mean everyone speaking on behalf of the dominion society um so uh public speaking is important but

02:13:52.600 it's uh i wouldn't be uh too too focused on it what would you do if you became king of canada

02:14:04.180 well i have a 11 point remigration plan that would keep us pretty busy for a few years

02:14:08.720 um any groups in the halton region yeah yeah where we have a big base of support around

02:14:14.120 hamilton niagara and they kind of help out uh across the the halton region as well um so we do

02:14:21.220 have lots of people coming on she came to seek to befriend japan even though they are also a strong

02:14:29.880 nationalist country i think nationalist countries should work together i agree i agree i think we

02:14:33.580 can have a sort of mutual respect and work collaboratively on shared issues um so but i

02:14:40.840 would be more focused on um uh uh like the anglosphere countries a bit more similar to us

02:14:49.120 but japan japan's a good one i like japan will you ever be on steve pakin's podcast i'm a big

02:14:57.120 fan of steve pakin not a lot of people know this but i was i was gassing him up i was i when i was

02:15:02.900 in the ppc i was advocating on his behalf to be part of the uh the the federal leaders debates i

02:15:08.400 think he's a one of few guys that can effectively moderate those debates in english canada i did

02:15:13.140 reach out to steve actually to offer him coming uh to offer to come on his show uh he said he

02:15:17.940 doesn't get to make the decisions he says he doesn't get to make the decisions that other

02:15:21.100 people makes those and then they ghosted me so maybe i should follow up and see because i'd love

02:15:25.980 to talk to steve i think we share we may obviously he probably doesn't agree with my a lot of my

02:15:30.700 political views but i think we could have interesting conversations on canadian history

02:15:34.120 Canadian identity uh Canadian heritage um this is what I'm all about and while you might not

02:15:41.060 agree with my stances on immigration and stuff I think we could we share a lot of ground when

02:15:45.360 it comes to so that stuff I think we could have a fun conversation what do you think about changing

02:15:51.760 the national anthem from Ocanda to the Maple Leaf Forever Ocanda is pretty good the Maple Leaf

02:15:57.200 Forever is pretty good I like the French lyrics of Ocanda maybe if we could tweak the lyrics a

02:16:02.520 man. I don't know. I don't know. God save the king. There's lots of options. Will you

02:16:10.820 run for politics? Describe your mission, please. I already described my mission. I'm an activist.

02:16:16.260 Maybe I'll run for politics down the line. I'm not focused on that. Right now, it's all about

02:16:19.580 growing the Dominion Society, normalizing remigration. You know, it's hard for activists

02:16:25.980 to jump into politics. So we'll see. But that's for the future.

02:16:32.520 ethnogenesis takes longer than 60 years bro when did i say that when did i say that i said

02:16:43.100 ethnogenesis took over the course of hundreds of years in the saint lawrence valley starting

02:16:47.180 in the 1600s hundreds of years

02:16:50.860 okay okay

02:17:12.880 okay that's enough that's enough questions

02:17:18.960 we're going for two hours it's time to wrap things up um i'm sorry if i missed any questions

02:17:25.900 i tried to answer as many as i can there's a lot of questions the chat moves um uh what do we have

02:17:35.080 what do we have in terms of a in terms of a um do i have a do i have a closing rant rant time

02:17:44.760 we're at time um i'll keep it short and sweet today i'll keep it short and sweet today so uh

02:17:55.880 i've been thinking about this a lot since i've been in as i was saying earlier i've been in the

02:18:01.920 the the canada strong and free networking conference i've been talking to a lot of

02:18:06.260 establishment conservatives over the last few days and it has me thinking about my views how do i

02:18:11.560 how do I um uh how do I how do I communicate what do I stand for I'm having all these

02:18:20.100 conversations I'm so used to talking to my base right on social media here on live streams now

02:18:25.460 I'm like in this room with all these like libertarian type normie cons um uh how do I

02:18:33.620 how do I explain I'm at this big conservative conference but I honestly I don't even consider

02:18:40.520 myself a conservative i don't consider myself conservative i consider myself right wing but i

02:18:46.180 don't consider myself a conservative i call myself a nationalist right that's the label that i use

02:18:50.140 and to to understand this you have to understand like what really conservatism is philosophically

02:18:57.380 and like there's a lot of like i think conservatism has transformed a lot over recent years i really

02:19:02.700 think they're just kind of liberals with blue ties but like fundamentally on a very basic level

02:19:08.060 conservatives what's what is what does it mean to be conservative it means to that you prioritize

02:19:14.500 slowing social change in order to maintain some tradition and and and so on you have the

02:19:22.800 progressives who want to change society and you have conservatives who want to slow social change

02:19:28.260 and that's why I don't consider myself a conservative I don't want to slow social

02:19:33.980 change. I actually want to reverse social change. In a sense, we are, I am, we are progressives. We

02:19:42.300 want to change society into something else. Yes, we want to try and change society back to what it

02:19:48.420 once was, but we do, we are kind of inherently progressive. So while we, I do consider us on

02:19:54.820 the right, right? Because we're not, we're not egalitarian. We're not liberal. We're not

02:19:58.880 universalists we are particularists we are a liberal we are fundamentally on the right and

02:20:04.100 all of politics right now is very much a battle between different liberal outlooks we have the

02:20:09.520 right liberals and the conservative party the left liberals and the liberal party but there's no one

02:20:13.720 really authentically on the right so like i'm in this room of conservatives so to speak and they're

02:20:18.760 trying to ask me to explain who i am what i stand for and it's like no i'm not really a conservative

02:20:24.220 i'm kind of out of place here but i am on the right i am on the i think i'm the only one actually

02:20:28.600 here on the right because i think you are fundamentally liberals like you are viewing

02:20:33.160 people as interchangeable economic units you are viewing things uh as a very small government

02:20:40.220 perspective that's the other major issue why i don't identify as conservatives because increasingly

02:20:45.240 we've seen that conservatives they view power as an inherent evil they think that power is something

02:20:53.020 that needs to be minimized right they're small government that's like especially pierre paul

02:20:57.880 yeah, that's like his defining thing. He believes that power leads to problems and that power needs

02:21:05.860 to be minimized. And I don't, that's not how I view things. I think power is an inevitability

02:21:10.220 in society. And if you make government smaller, then you just cede power to multinational

02:21:16.620 corporations, to international actors, to economic elites. Power exists in society no matter what.

02:21:24.400 It's an inevitability. It's just a result of it's inevitable result of society. And if you minimize government, that just goes somewhere else. So I believe that power is something that needs to be wielded in line with your principles.

02:21:39.480 That's something that the left liberals actually do, right? They do wield the state aggressively to transform the country. And I want to see a right wing political party, be that the conservative party, be that a new party, or whatnot, I want to see a authentically right wing option that's willing to wield the state that doesn't want to defund the CBC that doesn't want to cut away at different programs that wants to aggressively wield the state in the best interest of our nation.

02:22:09.480 our people. I am a nationalist. I put my people first and I'm willing to use whatever power the

02:22:16.000 state has to preserve and protect and promote those interests. So no, I'm not a conservative.

02:22:23.220 No, I'm not a small government guy. I believe in rewarding my friends, in punishing my enemies,

02:22:27.860 in protecting my people, my nation. So that's all I have to say. It's a short one,

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Dominion Society of Canada - May 08, 2026

New Citizenship Pathways, Simcoe Scandal & CSFN ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 8

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