Dominion Society of Canada - OSAP Scams, Quebec Election, Paris Riots ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 23

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

00:02:38.040 founder and chairman of the Dominion Society, but tonight I'm just your host, here to have a good

00:02:42.640 time, here to talk about what's going on in Canadian politics. As per usual, we have another

00:02:47.980 great episode ahead of us tonight, folks. We're going to talk a bit about what's going on in

00:02:54.300 Paris, the ongoing riots, the so-called student riots. I want to talk a bit about this OSAP

00:03:05.620 scam that's going on here in Ontario, a bit about the Quebec election. And I do want to talk a bit

00:03:12.420 about the economic impacts of immigration. You guys might have seen, I had an interview earlier

00:03:19.700 this week with uh our friend the black horse and i want to take a i want to i want to add a bit

00:03:26.820 there was about a lot of things i wanted to touch on in the interview that i didn't get to talk

00:03:30.580 about so now i get to just spur get you guys about what i didn't get to say so we have another great

00:03:36.980 episode lots of great topics to talk about uh in in canadian politics this week but what how are

00:03:43.060 you guys doing i'm wondering how you guys are doing we have a nice long weekend ahead of us

00:03:47.220 for those who observe weekends people who might not be like myself and who uh work seven days a

00:03:52.900 week a nice long thanksgiving day weekend ahead of us beautiful fall weather the leaves are turning

00:03:58.900 color they're falling off the trees we got the cool weather it's jacket season i love the fall

00:04:04.900 i love the spring i love the fall summer's a bit overrated winter's a bit too long

00:04:10.260 the summer and the fall that's the the best time of the year if you have

00:04:14.980 if you ask me how are you guys doing folks what are you guys doing for thanksgiving weekend do

00:04:20.580 you have some some fun family plans lined up for the weekend i i sure hope so as you guys pile in

00:04:28.420 here i do want to remind everyone to make sure you're signing up as a dominion society member

00:04:33.460 if you're not already i don't know why you'd be a a viewer of long live canada and not a dominion

00:04:38.500 Society member. But if you're not already, please do head over to our website, dominionsociety.ca

00:04:44.260 slash join. That's where you sign up. And that's where the magic happens, guys. You sign up right

00:04:50.760 here, you get a nice, you get a beautiful, you get a beautiful pin. For our second year members,

00:04:57.580 they get the exclusive Sir John A. MacDonald pin. A lot of people haven't renewed yet. Are you sure

00:05:03.960 your membership is even active right now? You can head over and renew at any time at Dominion

00:05:08.060 dominionsociety.ca slash join join dominionsociety.ca you got to be a member you got to get

00:05:13.740 involved in the most important movement in this country how are you guys doing we got lots of

00:05:19.440 people enjoying the autumn harvest season hunting season thanksgiving enjoy the beautiful time of

00:05:28.760 year it's a good time to to get out there and poster i think yeah king baldwin's always on the

00:05:34.340 street, braving the streets of Brampton, making sure he's spreading the good word of the Dominion

00:05:39.900 Society all the time. It's the perfect season to start getting involved on the streets, guys.

00:05:46.900 So theoretically, you can renew early for the Surtur on A-Pen. Technically, you can't. Technically,

00:05:52.320 you can't. It's supposed to be for two of your members, but you might just slip through the

00:05:56.520 cracks if you renew early baldwin is based absolutely king baldwin's twitter is excellent

00:06:04.680 we got a lot of baldwin fans in the chat are you cooking up a feast for thanksgiving weekend i am

00:06:10.880 gonna cook a nice dinner with my with my with my good friend my roommate we're gonna cook up some

00:06:15.900 nice uh thanksgiving i think we're gonna do ham this week uh this weekend what are you guys what

00:06:20.440 are you guys thinking for for thanksgiving weekend it's a good time to slow down have a nice dinner

00:06:25.800 with your friends. Maybe some pecan pie, some apple pie, some pumpkin pie. Which kind of pie

00:06:31.120 is your favorite for Thanksgiving, guys? I'm a pecan pie guy myself. No hate to apple or pumpkin,

00:06:38.360 but pecan is my pie of choice for Thanksgiving. We already have a super chat for $10 from Super

00:06:45.020 Able Nine. Last week, the chat disappointed. The chat pointed out I misspelled honor. My apologies.

00:06:51.120 yes you got to get the right canadian spellings on all these words that bizarre mix of uh british

00:06:57.760 and american spellings that we that we use here in canada you got to get the use in there you

00:07:04.080 got to get the use in there guys i got a new poster pat for you but we got the new posters

00:07:11.120 out there have you seen the beautiful new posters our design team is really killing it uh we got we

00:07:16.240 We got a whole new set of heritage posters

00:07:18.880 that should be going up all over the country

00:07:21.440 starting very soon, if not already.

00:07:25.980 I know the guys here in Ottawa

00:07:27.480 are already getting up posters.

00:07:28.600 I guess we should also talk about the CBC article.

00:07:33.280 I totally forgot that we didn't cover that.

00:07:36.180 I talked a bit about my interview with the CBC there

00:07:39.920 on last week's stream,

00:07:42.320 but the article has been released.

00:07:44.480 so we should we should react to that i know you guys love the segments where i just read articles

00:07:51.260 off of my screen to you so we'll have to do that that's probably a good place to start don't you

00:07:57.380 guys think newfoundland thanksgiving they have what is called a jigs dinner what's a jigs dinner

00:08:03.940 i'd be i'd be curious to know we do have a team just getting online right now in newfoundland we

00:08:10.060 should have posters going up, I believe this weekend. Another province on the field. Last

00:08:15.580 week, we had our activities launch in New Brunswick. Next up is Newfoundland. And I think

00:08:21.240 that will mark every single province. No, I think we've been a bit delayed in Saskatchewan.

00:08:25.360 So we're getting close to active volunteer operations in every single province across

00:08:31.800 the country. Lots of exciting things happening in the organization from coast to coast.

00:08:40.060 cbc may ds sound uber based they can't help themselves right guys we're based they they

00:08:47.980 try and smear us but it only it only spreads our message they use my picture on the article again

00:08:54.380 lmao someone same one from domcon yes yes you're you're big and scary king baldwin they like to

00:09:01.980 they think you're uh they think you're a scary fellow that makes us uh look radical or something

00:09:08.460 you notice how they never they never use pictures that we post ourselves right they don't want us

00:09:13.100 to look too cool they have to take grainy zoomed in screenshots from videos to try and make us look

00:09:20.140 less professional than we are but even then i think they fail they fail every single time

00:09:25.980 all they do i'm just a teddy bear i know you're a sweet guy king baldwin i know you're a sweet guy

00:09:32.460 uh you just might look a bit rough around the edges uh they but their attempts to smear us

00:09:40.700 just keep just keep failing all they do is help promote our message at the end of the day

00:09:46.940 so we've got lots of exciting things to to talk about

00:09:53.660 yeah yeah yeah i'm being told that there was a there was a debate this evening for the municipal

00:09:58.540 election in Hamilton. And the Dominion Society was a hot topic. I haven't seen the clips yet

00:10:06.540 myself. But apparently we were a hot topic in the Hamilton mayoral debate this evening. Unsurprising

00:10:12.120 because I think we're the biggest thing that's happened in Hamilton all year.

00:10:16.600 The biggest, we had the big bring back Mac rally back in May, back for Victoria Day.

00:10:21.620 Then we had Dom Conn and the crazy oppression that we saw from the police, the inappropriate

00:10:26.280 behavior of the of the hamilton police and the mayor's office so i'm very uh interested to see

00:10:32.300 hopefully we'll have some of those clips rolling in maybe we can react to them in real time tonight

00:10:37.120 on the stream we'll see if our clippers are on top of things and can get me get me loaded with

00:10:42.640 footage to react to the bring back mac rally was really awesome it was it was i wish i i wish i

00:10:50.140 could have the full museum here behind me we got the conserve what obviously i wish i could have

00:10:55.340 uh sir john also looking over my shoulder he's he's there at niagara hq with uh with uh with my

00:11:02.480 good friend ken jones so we are we are building a a suit a beautiful a beautiful museum of dominion

00:11:11.240 society artifacts of all of our biggest demonstrations daniel tyree for canada's

00:11:16.120 populist demagogue i don't know if i i i prescribe with the with the title populist when you know we

00:11:21.860 kind of straddle the populist elitist divide it's kind of complicated uh philosophically speaking

00:11:30.660 most of the the feedback i've been most of the feedback i've seen from people reading

00:11:35.540 the cbc article had been very positive towards the dominion society yeah the cbc kind of screwed it

00:11:40.180 up guys the way they wrote the article all the interesting information about the dominion society

00:11:45.380 was right at the start and all of their evan balgord smears were at the end so if you if

00:11:50.900 you didn't have the the patience to read through that big long article all you got was the good

00:11:55.380 stuff at the start so a big thank you to cbc and christy niece for spreading our message even

00:12:01.060 further despite their best efforts to smear us they just keep failing and every time they write

00:12:07.300 about us what happens a big spike in donations a big spike in membership the more attention we

00:12:13.380 get the more that we grow so even even the negative coverage right this is all a part

00:12:17.780 of the normalization game we want them talking about remigration we want them saying we're the

00:12:23.860 anti-immigrant group that has a plan to deport millions of people they're so out of touch that 0.55

00:12:29.540 they don't realize that canadians are desperate for a solution to mass immigration they want a

00:12:36.180 plan to deport millions of people the millions of people that should have never been allowed

00:12:40.340 into the country over the last 10 years in particular and when they see oh there's a group 0.99

00:12:46.020 that actually has a plan that has a solution to mass immigration all they do is give us

00:12:51.620 more attention and help us grow on social media our membership and so on so keep keep it coming

00:12:58.180 media keep it coming we're we're here for the fight we're here for the fight bad press is

00:13:04.100 good influence there's no such thing as bad press guys there's no such thing as bad press

00:13:09.460 never underestimate cbc editorial incompetence absolutely you guys are nailing on the head

00:13:16.020 um let's go right into it i think we should just talk about the cbc article to start i completely

00:13:19.860 forgot about it until just now but let's let's get into it let's get into it so earlier this week

00:13:25.780 uh we had the cbc reach out to us they were they were triggered by our excellent team here in

00:13:32.580 ottawa's postering initiatives all over the city we have some great volunteers here in ottawa we

00:13:37.780 have a big team that's just kept keeps growing and growing growing i've been very impressed

00:13:43.140 with their activities and they're hitting the whole area ottawa's a big city guys not big by

00:13:50.020 population but it's big by landmass did you know that canada's five biggest cities actually fit

00:13:55.860 within the municipal boundaries of ottawa vancouver montreal toronto edmonton calgary all of those

00:14:01.460 cities by uh by square footage fit within the boundaries of ottawa that's how big ottawa is

00:14:08.740 so these guys have a big mission to a lot of territory to cover but they've been doing a

00:14:12.980 great job to the point where cbc's national justice correspondent christine east decided

00:14:19.540 to write an uh an article on us after going back and forth with me by email for a while we actually

00:14:24.820 had a phone interview last friday last thursday right before this uh our show last week um we

00:14:31.940 talked for 50 minutes she she used four or five sentences from an hour-long interview but the

00:14:37.540 the result was a pretty good interview or article rather. So let's, let's go right into that.

00:14:42.760 Let's go right into that. So we got, I love the, oh, wait, let's, let's do this super chat before

00:14:48.420 we get into this. Lion of the North 96 for $20. Thank you so much for the super chat. Mandatory

00:14:54.540 date night fun donation. Stop the date night fun donations, guys. It's not going to happen. Me and

00:15:00.260 Rachel are not going out. Thanks for last week's stream. You inspired me to go on a cut. Canadian

00:15:06.580 nationalists must be able to look smog anyone and everyone who stands in our way god bless from out

00:15:12.980 west that's so beautiful to hear i i ended up going on for half an hour last week about fitness and uh

00:15:20.820 and diet but i'm glad that my my words have inspired you it is important guys it's so easy

00:15:28.900 to think that these are just like superficial uh characteristics that you don't have to care about

00:15:34.180 how you dress or, or, uh, or how you look and all these things, but these things are important.

00:15:40.140 How you, how you are perceived as an important aspect of your, your, your, your, your aura.

00:15:47.100 So you should, you should be eating right. You should be, you should be counting calories. You

00:15:52.280 should be getting slim. You should be getting strong. So I'm, I'm glad that we were able to

00:15:56.400 inspire. We need, we need Canadian nationalists from coast to coast to be smarter, stronger,

00:16:02.980 better looking than our opposition that's how that's an important step on the goal to win

00:16:07.980 uh an important milestone on the way to victory so so many people ask me how can i get involved

00:16:14.840 what can i do the first thing you should do is proverbially clean your room right

00:16:20.180 say what you will about jordan peterson that first rule of life clean your room before you

00:16:25.940 save the world is is really a critical life lesson so get your get yourself in check make

00:16:32.540 sure you're the best version of yourself. And then when we can get around to incorporating you

00:16:36.760 into our overall operations, you will be more helpful to the movement. If you have done the

00:16:41.360 readings, are you doing the readings, loyalist? Are you doing the readings? Have you reached out

00:16:47.140 to info at dominionsociety.ca and said, Daniel, I need the reading list. Send me the reading list.

00:16:52.540 I want to do my homework. I want to get up to speed. You got to do the readings. You got to

00:16:56.860 be working out. You've got to be eating right. You've got to be becoming the best version of

00:17:03.540 yourself as we start to build out this movement. So I'm so proud that I inspired even just one

00:17:09.600 person to start on the cut, start getting lean, start becoming the best version of yourself.

00:17:14.180 We've got to be looks max and we've got to be mogging. It's just the way it goes.

00:17:20.880 the healthier you are the better you will feel yeah healthy body healthy mind that's exactly

00:17:28.000 right guys you'll you'll be sharper if you're eating right and you're you're getting uh you're

00:17:32.720 getting you're getting fit please speak to the readings no reach out to me dominion society

00:17:39.160 info at dominion society info at dominion society dot cn i'll send you the full reading list

00:17:44.280 uh so you can get on top of it daniel i need the lists now right after the stream i'll go and i'll

00:17:50.260 send you the the reading list i bought two books off the reading list currently getting through

00:17:55.540 canada's first century that is beautiful to hear i love to hear the guys doing the readings getting

00:18:00.060 fit you guys are white pilling me i'm feeling good guys i'm feeling good you're making me proud boys 0.77

00:18:06.200 how much white blood do you have lots i have lots of white blood do we need to go through my 0.77

00:18:15.460 ethnic background uh again um do we need to do that every episode maybe we'll get to it at the

00:18:22.540 end if you ask me nicely uh towards the end of the episode i'll give you i'll give you my full

00:18:26.200 family tree uh i got nothing to hide but let's get let's start off get right into it the cbc article

00:18:34.780 so right off the start i love it i love the headline do you guys like the headline only

00:18:41.860 the beginning anti-immigration group says Ottawa Ottowans should brace themselves of course they

00:18:48.340 call us they they say we're for ethnic cleansing when everyone knows we're against ethnic cleansing

00:18:56.020 we're against the ethnic cleansing of heritage Canadians that has been going as a result of the

00:19:01.220 great replacement these people always try and accuse you what they themselves are guilty of so

00:19:08.260 The people that are orchestrating the ethnic cleansing of Canadians try and try and smear us as advocating for ethnic cleansing, for trying to defend against ethnic cleansing. 0.98

00:19:18.480 It's all so ridiculous and backwards. 0.96

00:19:20.520 But what can you expect from the CBC? 0.98

00:19:24.760 Let's get right into it.

00:19:26.160 For weeks, for weeks, posters and stickers across Ottawa advertising the anti-immigration group Dominion Society of Canada, which is calling for mass deportations of millions of people, have been generating complaints of racism.

00:19:38.260 and white nationalism online to police and to the city.

00:19:42.420 They can complain all they want.

00:19:43.700 We're not breaking any rules.

00:19:45.540 But Ottawa police say that the posters and stickers reported so far

00:19:48.440 do not constitute hate crimes.

00:19:50.340 And the group's chair and founder, Daniel Tyree,

00:19:53.380 said the recruitment campaign is not going to stop.

00:19:56.100 Posters and stickers are only the beginning.

00:19:57.940 Ottawa residents should brace themselves,

00:19:59.640 Tyree told the CBC in an email last week.

00:20:04.460 Those demanding that we stop recruiting should get used to disappointment.

00:20:07.680 we are organizing we are growing and we're not going away that's my simple message to the cbc

00:20:12.960 and i'm not kidding when i i'm not trying to be dramatic i'm not trying to i'm not trying to aura

00:20:19.040 farm in the columns of cbc this is really just the beginning right postering is what we call

00:20:24.320 our introductory activity it's a simple thing to get organizations online to get volunteers out

00:20:29.520 of their houses into the streets and doing something productive sure posters help spread

00:20:35.440 our message spread our brand but they also help prompt news coverage like this so it's a very

00:20:40.640 simple easy way to get people active to start getting coverage but they really are just the

00:20:45.680 start we're quickly moving on to the next step which is going to be putting literature in mailboxes

00:20:51.680 you think posters are effective just wait until residents start receiving our literature right

00:20:56.000 at their doorstep and even then we're going to keep going down our development pathway of

00:21:02.000 eventually leading up to knocking on doors. We're going to be having conversations with people on

00:21:06.720 doorstops about preaching the good gospel of Canadian nationalism and remigration. So this 0.98

00:21:13.000 is what I mean when I say this is just the start. And we have a very active team in Ottawa. We have

00:21:17.940 we have postering campaigns going on a regular basis. We have larger campaigns on a monthly

00:21:23.420 basis. We have regular pub meetups. If you want to be a part of all of these things, if you want

00:21:28.580 to get in your local area group chat, whether you're here in Ottawa or anywhere in the country,

00:21:32.780 you have to sign up as a member. Join.dominionsociety.ca. That's how you get involved.

00:21:37.680 If you want community, if you're tired of just sitting at home and doom scrolling and doing

00:21:42.320 nothing, if you actually want to do something productive, if you just want to get out of the

00:21:46.000 house and meet other like-minded people, the first step is to sign up as a member. Join.dominionsociety.ca.

00:21:52.680 That's what I mean when I say, brace yourselves. This is just the first step. This is just the

00:21:57.560 beginning, operations continue to advance. And we have big plans, guys. It's not just about posters.

00:22:05.160 The Dominion Society is a registered non-profit corporation based in Ottawa. Established in 2025,

00:22:09.660 it had rented a virtual office at the Chateau Laurier Hotel near Parliament Hill from the

00:22:14.060 company Regas until September when it moved, under unclear circumstances, to another virtual office

00:22:20.680 at 222 Queen Street. Do you want me to tell... I'm going to break some news, guys. I'm going to break

00:22:27.180 some news. You want to know what the mysterious circumstances are behind this switch?

00:22:33.320 In the midst of DomCon, in the middle of DomCon, on August 29th, our previous virtual office

00:22:40.600 canceled on us. This is just another example of the political persecution that nationalists face

00:22:47.180 in Canada. We were canceled for our political views. Big surprise. They said we were doing

00:22:53.140 damage to their reputation or something and they cancelled our contract in the middle of it I had

00:22:58.580 to switch and actually I'm gonna have to switch again as a result of this CBC article we're gonna

00:23:05.280 have to deal with these things it's just a it's just a part of navigating the the modern political

00:23:10.760 landscape as a dissident as a nationalist it's not fair but we knew what we were signing up for

00:23:17.840 when we started these things so it's not so mysterious Christine East we were discriminated

00:23:21.820 against for our political views. We got another super chat for $2 from CarlMeOut21. Are you doing

00:23:31.180 any upcoming events? There are all sorts of local events happening on a regular basis. We're looking

00:23:35.840 to do some bigger national events. I'm looking to do some touring around the country before the end

00:23:39.920 of the year. We're not ready to announce anything just yet. I want to go out west. I want to go out

00:23:46.140 east. There's a lot of places we haven't been quite yet. But if you signed up as a member,

00:23:50.560 you won't miss anything. Let's get back where we were going. The group has been organizing

00:23:56.900 postering campaigns across the country since its founding last year. It generated headlines this

00:24:01.120 summer in southern Ontario where it tried to organize and hold a convention in Hamilton but

00:24:06.360 ended up relocating to Burlington after community protests and statements against them. That's a

00:24:11.420 pretty ridiculous way of framing the absurd oppression that we faced for our political

00:24:18.020 views from the Hamilton police, but I guess we did definitely make headlines. The group believes

00:24:25.940 only Anglophone and French people with English, French, Irish, and Scottish settler ancestry

00:24:32.240 qualify as Canadian, later joined by further waves of Europeans. Yes, this is what constitutes

00:24:38.320 Heritage Canadian. It's unclear if the society considers all Indigenous people Canadian. The

00:24:43.760 Society's website states that First Nations are among Canada's founding groups alongside

00:24:49.020 European settlers, but says First Nations have since become Anglo-Canadian or French-Canadian.

00:24:53.320 Clearly, Christie's not understanding our rhetoric very well. I've never claimed that

00:24:58.880 First Nations have become Anglo-Canadians or French-Canadians. In fact, I don't think that's

00:25:05.120 possible at all. Another super chat. Thank you so much, Backward Kicks, for the $20 super chat.

00:25:11.980 so no i i don't think that indigenous people have become canadian uh they have become

00:25:19.280 anglo-canadians or french canadians this was actually the first thing christy asked me when

00:25:25.440 we were on the phone together she asked me do you want to deport first nations people

00:25:29.880 i said christy where would i deport them to are we deporting them to siberia no i don't want to

00:25:35.460 deport first nations people the the the reality when it comes to first nations people is obviously

00:25:41.280 they are culturally and ethnically distinct from Anglo-Canadians or French Canadians. Just like

00:25:46.220 French Canadians and Anglo-Canadians are culturally and ethnically distinct from each other. There is 0.98

00:25:51.840 a lot of overlap between these groups. There's a lot that brings us together. We have a shared

00:25:56.400 story, a shared history, a shared mythology, but we are still distinct people within the same nation.

00:26:03.540 So no, I don't think that First Nations people have become Anglo-Canadian, have become French

00:26:09.000 Canadian. But they are still one of the founding peoples of Canada, the three founding peoples,

00:26:13.840 the Anglo-Canadians, the French Canadians, and the First Nations. They played an important role

00:26:19.100 fighting alongside each other to establish this great country. That's our history, right? Not one

00:26:25.720 of oppression and discrimination. It is one of shared, it's one of collaboration, economic

00:26:33.040 partnership, military partnerships, fighting alongside each other in defense of our shared

00:26:37.620 country to protect our shared identities. And that's an ethos that I think we need to resume

00:26:44.160 here in Canada. I think the First Nations cultures are as much at threat by mass immigration and 0.98

00:26:50.720 demographic change as the Anglo-Canadians, as the French-Canadians. And if we are to defend

00:26:56.000 our mutual destiny together, it's going to take us reuniting, finding our history,

00:27:04.520 understanding what brings us together in order to protect our shared futures. So I do think that

00:27:11.020 the First Nations are an important part of Canada's history, Canada's future, but we do need to put

00:27:16.860 our differences aside and work together in order to defend that. I think this is the picture our

00:27:23.520 friend Baldwin was talking about. I see him in the picture. I'm not going to dox. I'm not going

00:27:27.100 to dox, but I see you. I see you, King Baldwin. The group wants to end and reverse Canada's

00:27:32.720 immigration and multicultural policies dating back decades and to punish the people and

00:27:37.480 organizations that created and ran and enabled them according to its website. What a great line 0.93

00:27:42.600 from the CBC. What a great line. How many Canadians saw that and saw this as a breath of fresh air?

00:27:49.260 The Dominion Society wants all temporary foreign workers deported, birthright citizenship and

00:27:53.640 naturalized citizenship restricted and revoked, permanent resident status revoked, dual citizenship

00:27:59.140 have eliminated and any immigrants who have not sufficiently assimilated to be deported what a 1.00

00:28:05.860 great what a great these people are so out of touch with reality that they think that they can 1.00

00:28:18.900 just print our views and we will be so obviously detestable so obviously odious that this will 0.99

00:28:24.940 collapse our organization when in reality Canadians are so fed up with mass immigration 0.97

00:28:31.340 they haven't even considered that not only can we reduce things we can reverse immigration so that

00:28:37.800 when they see these things put forward wait there's a group with a plan to cancel temporary

00:28:43.320 foreign workers revoke birthright and nationalized citizenship cancel permanent residency and end

00:28:51.340 dual citizenship. This is a breath of fresh air for most people. We've got another super chat from 1.00

00:28:55.900 John Kaler for $10. Thank you so much for your support, John. Leftist journalists will always

00:29:00.700 malevolently, dishonestly frame their questions towards nationalists. Fortunately, they're stupid. 1.00

00:29:05.540 Well said, John. Well said. What would their version of Canada look like? In the Dominion 1.00

00:29:13.240 Society's version of Canada, no kosher, Jewish, or halal, Islamic meat production would be allowed.

00:29:19.200 business and government signage in any language other than English and French would be banned

00:29:25.820 and public institutions including schools media and the civil service will be required to promote

00:29:30.400 assimilation unity and shared national values not group-based identity politics its website states

00:29:37.820 the Canadian multiculturalism act will be struck down and replaced with a national cohesion act

00:29:42.000 which would affirm Canada's founding as a historically European Christian and bicultural

00:29:46.720 English and French nation with a common civic identity the site continues the society has no

00:29:52.540 clear answers about how many years of immigration it wants to reverse or what an acceptable level

00:29:57.260 of assimilation would be in an interview with the CBC by phone Tyree said he believes that things

00:30:02.460 took a turn for the worse in the 1960s and again under Justin Trudeau's government starting in

00:30:06.800 2015 and turning back immigration clock to that year would be a very fair and reasonable cutoff

00:30:12.220 unfortunately even for the people who have integrated into our society with the exception

00:30:16.480 of people who have married Canadians. So again, a great synopsis of what I believe. They think

00:30:22.640 this is so absurd that they'll just straight print my views. They don't even try and smear.

00:30:27.720 Right? The smear comes later when they start quoting Evan Balgord and his silly little blog. 0.97

00:30:33.520 But this is a great description of what we're talking about. I'm happy to elaborate on what

00:30:40.640 I believe. Yes, I do think kosher and halal slaughter should be banned. These are barbaric 0.99

00:30:46.540 cultural practices that are completely foreign to Canada and don't in keep with our values, right? 1.00

00:30:53.120 Kosher and halal slaughter entails the slow bleeding out of animals, non-stunned slaughter. 1.00

00:30:59.580 They're alive and conscious while they slit their throats and let them bleed out to death. This is 1.00

00:31:03.680 not the Canadian way right this is not the western Anglo way we believe in the well-being of animals

00:31:13.540 yes we will eat meat but we are going to make sure that animals have a fruitful pleasant life

00:31:23.200 and death if we are going to farm them uh for food so yes I don't believe that is uh these

00:31:30.120 Islamic or Jewish practices, kosher or halal slaughter have any place in Canada. If you want 0.87

00:31:36.360 halal meat, you can go and live in one of the 50 plus Islamic countries around the world. You don't 1.00

00:31:42.900 have to come here and live. We don't have to, we don't have to bend over backwards to accommodate

00:31:47.220 these people. We can take a stand for what we believe as Canadians. So yeah, I do think that

00:31:53.220 halal and kosher slaughter should be, should be banned. And yes, I do believe that public 1.00

00:31:58.800 signage should be in English and French. I think this is something that our friends in Quebec have

00:32:02.980 gotten right for decades, for decades. And we're seeing it worse in English Canada than anywhere

00:32:10.420 else in the country, right? There are whole cities that have turned into ethnic ghettos where you'll 1.00

00:32:16.280 find more people talking in foreign language, more signage in Hindi and in Mandarin and in foreign 0.53

00:32:22.560 languages. And this is unacceptable to me. We must have a common language. This is such an obvious

00:32:28.340 as baseline for a cohesive society to be able to speak the same language to be able to effectively

00:32:34.560 communicate I shouldn't as a Canadian go to anywhere in this country and not be able to read

00:32:40.020 the signs on stores that's absurd and yes the government can come in and say no it shouldn't

00:32:47.200 be in that language nope we're speaking English we're speaking French oh you want a driver's

00:32:52.080 license no we're not going to get we're not going to process you in 50 different languages oh you

00:32:55.780 want healthcare? No, we're not going to have translators speaking Urdu and Hindi. If you

00:33:02.060 can't speak English or French, you shouldn't be here. Sorry, it's going to be difficult to get

00:33:06.080 government services because government services are going to be done in the official languages

00:33:10.200 of Canada, French and English. It's not that complicated. And yes, our media, our civil

00:33:17.760 service, our schools should promote a cohesive culture. We need a country, needs a culture

00:33:24.840 values that bind it together. We can't just do this multiculturalism thing where we're pandering

00:33:31.760 to every different group. That's what divides a country. So yes, we should enforce that through

00:33:38.620 our civic institutions. Yes, things should be in English and French. Yes, we shouldn't have

00:33:44.340 foreign religious symbols in our schools and so on. And yes, I do believe that all the immigration 1.00

00:33:53.180 that happened under Justin Trudeau was a mistake.

00:33:57.720 She says, the society has no clear answers

00:34:00.140 about how many years of immigration it wants to reverse

00:34:02.280 or what an acceptable level of assimilation would be.

00:34:06.220 I gave Christy plenty of clear answers. 1.00

00:34:08.600 She wants a date cut off.

00:34:10.220 That's not how our plan works. 0.95

00:34:12.760 Our plan targets different groups.

00:34:15.160 As our regular viewers will know very well, 1.00

00:34:17.320 we want to target groups like criminals, illegals, 0.97

00:34:23.180 temporary foreign workers, people who came through the asylum system fraudulently,

00:34:27.600 people who have abused our birthright citizenship laws. It's not about just like picking a date and

00:34:33.760 saying, let's just annul everything that happened after this date. That's what some people want,

00:34:38.320 but that's not what we do, right? We have these different groups that would constitute,

00:34:42.420 you know, five to 10 million people. Illegals, criminals, temporary foreign workers, 0.98

00:34:50.000 asylum system birthright citizenship these are the groups but that wasn't that wasn't a sufficient

00:34:54.840 or a clear enough answer to christy apparently but yeah in terms of a year cutoff point i think

00:35:00.240 2015 is a pretty obvious reasonable moderate cutoff date to cycle things back to and yes

00:35:08.220 a process like that would be kind of overly simple there might be people that came and

00:35:12.540 have economically integrated that have integrated properly into our community

00:35:15.440 but 2015 was a turning point. Look at any immigration related graph and you'll see a

00:35:22.480 crazy uptick after 2015. All of that needs to be reversed. Now, as I said, I do believe in an 1.00

00:35:29.260 exception for people that have married Canadian citizens, because I do believe that that is how

00:35:34.660 you can naturally become a part of the nation. A nation isn't a fixed thing. I don't believe you

00:35:40.440 can become a citizen just because you can become Canadian just by getting a piece of paper just by

00:35:46.100 getting a passport citizenship but I do believe you can become a Canadian by marrying a heritage

00:35:51.840 Canadian by having children that are half heritage Canadian that are part of the nation so I do think

00:35:57.600 there should always be carve-outs for spouses for for marriages uh in the like uh some people want

00:36:03.600 total remigration they they they they go a bit further than I do they don't believe in mixed

00:36:09.160 race, couples, and so on. I do believe that you can marry into a nation and become, just like you 0.85

00:36:14.000 can marry into a family, right? You can have a half-brother, that guy's still a part of your

00:36:18.080 family. In the same way, you can have someone that's half-Canadian, they're still part of the

00:36:22.220 nation. So that's what I mean when I say that. An environment that is less welcoming. Oh,

00:36:28.880 shocking. Tyree believes that mass immigration and radical demographic change are today's most

00:36:33.760 pressing issues. He insists his group's deportation policies aren't based on ethnicity. The English,

00:36:40.720 the Anglo-Canadians, the Franco-Canadians, the First Nations need to work together to

00:36:44.640 collaboratively protect our unique identities, which can't be found anywhere else in the world,

00:36:49.500 Tyree said by phone. He thinks that the state has made Canada uncomfortable for actual Canadians

00:36:55.380 and that putting in place programs to prioritize people from other countries,

00:36:59.120 people from foreign cultures ahead of our own i think that's hateful we can build an environment

00:37:05.540 that is less welcoming more hostile to foreign cultures foreign languages foreign people in 0.99

00:37:09.920 order to make them also want to leave and go back to their home country where they can continue to

00:37:15.400 build be within a community that is consistent with their values their culture their religion

00:37:19.300 again is this is this the best that cbc has gotten i think i'm sounding pretty reasonable

00:37:27.960 What do you think, folks? I do think that mass immigration and demographic changes are the most

00:37:32.900 pressing issues facing our society. I do believe that Anglo-Canadian identity, French-Canadian

00:37:37.560 identity, First Nations are unique cultures not found anywhere else in the world. They're

00:37:42.180 beautiful. They're beautiful cultures that are being erased by mass immigration. And I think

00:37:47.500 that is awful. She kind of quotes me out of context here because I was responding to something that

00:37:52.720 she said she said no i believe that we should spend more resources to help these people integrate

00:37:58.640 into our society i said christie that makes no sense i don't think we should spend a dime

00:38:04.800 i don't think we should spend any resources helping foreigners integrate into our country 0.92

00:38:11.440 while actual canadians suffer all of our resources should go to promote the best interests of 1.00

00:38:16.800 Canadians. When are we going to learn? For decades, we've been trying to make multiculturalism work.

00:38:27.040 They've been putting in discriminatory hiring practices. They've been subsidizing foreign 0.57

00:38:32.520 cultural festivals. They've been making government schools and so on more accommodating by providing

00:38:37.700 language services and cultural carve-outs to these people and our laws. And what do we have to show

00:38:44.760 for it our country is becoming more divided more balkanized than ever and it's only getting worse

00:38:51.940 and worse at some point we have to say we got it wrong and we need to fix it and we fix it by 1.00

00:38:58.520 sending these people back where they can continue to enjoy their cultures i don't have anything 0.98

00:39:03.040 any problem with indian culture i don't have any problem with muslim culture they can do that in

00:39:08.780 their own countries. I have a problem when it's against our values, when it's infringing on our 1.00

00:39:14.920 rights and freedoms as Canadians. That's when I have a problem. So please, I believe in diversity.

00:39:22.060 I believe that the world can be a beautiful tapestry of different cultures. I just don't

00:39:25.860 believe that we have to undermine our own culture to provide carve-outs for these other foreigners 1.00

00:39:31.400 when they can just do that back home. I do believe that people can come here and integrate into our 0.99

00:39:37.280 culture i just don't need to i don't i don't think that needs to be the forefront of canadian

00:39:43.300 identity as they've made it in recent years jp cruzino five dollar super chat thank you so much

00:39:49.100 for the support thank you so much for the support i've got a beautiful glamour shot of a dominion

00:39:58.580 society poster here and then they start this is the rest is just whining about us you know we can

00:40:04.360 do so much better than this in Ottawa. Ottawa resident Sarah Fisher first saw the Dominion

00:40:08.620 Society posters on September 24th on Bank Street at Billings Bridge and others in a nearby

00:40:13.520 residential area. They appeared racist to her in the word remigration and pictures featuring white

00:40:19.080 people exclusively in wartime. So she took them down. This is racist to Sarah Fisher. Many voices,

00:40:24.880 one mission. The reality is these people have very racist biases. They don't like white people.

00:40:34.360 they don't like respecting our history and our heritage they think that's hateful and they think 0.73

00:40:39.340 that's justification for illegal activity tearing down these posters reporting us to bylaw for hate

00:40:47.160 speech because of a poster like this these people are so unhinged I was furious actually that these

00:40:54.220 posters were in my neighborhood and that there was an effort to recruit into this group in my

00:40:58.300 neighborhood Fraser said in an interview last week we can do so much better than this in Ottawa we

00:41:02.180 need to build communities of care. We need to reach out to our neighbors and our friends and

00:41:06.660 our family to be more open about racism and hate, to take actions within our own sphere of influence

00:41:11.780 to make sure that these ideas do not spread. The ideas are so far beyond inappropriate. They are

00:41:16.620 unwelcome in Ottawa. It's so ironic when these people try and say that we're unwelcome in Ottawa

00:41:21.780 for saying that other people are unwelcome in Ottawa or unwelcome in Canada. They don't see

00:41:26.420 the irony of this. They think that it's justified to hate us, to discriminate against us for our

00:41:31.980 political views because we're too discriminatory in their views like it's so backwards they don't

00:41:37.220 see the irony fraser understands that for people who are struggling the idea that one change would

00:41:46.700 solve all the country's problems would be fantastic but the world is quite complex and

00:41:50.540 anything that sounds too good to be true probably is i would hate for folks to go from i'm feeling

00:41:55.680 uncomfortable to i think other people should be hurt in order for me to feel more comfortable

00:42:00.180 No one wants to hurt anyone, Sarah. We want to protect our history, our culture, our society,

00:42:07.360 the future of our nation. There's nothing hateful about our message. It's all grounded in a

00:42:15.220 foundation of love for our own, for our families, for our nation, for our history, for our heritage.

00:42:20.900 There's nothing hateful about this. I don't want to hurt anyone. I want to achieve political

00:42:25.920 solutions to create an environment that creates the change that I believe in. I don't think anyone

00:42:31.060 should be hurt. I think we should have a very peaceful and orderly solution to a problem that

00:42:36.000 has been created by other people. Sarah Fisher is a government employee, by the way. No surprise

00:42:40.660 there. It is Ottawa, after all. Almost everyone is a government employee or otherwise working at it.

00:42:49.140 Yeah, the rest is just Evan Balgord. I guess we can go through it. There's not much left of the

00:42:53.140 article. Encourage the powers that be to take some action. Evan Balgord is executive director

00:42:57.400 of the nonprofit organization Canadian Anti-Hate Network. Evan Balgord's blog. I don't think we

00:43:04.320 should call it that anymore, guys. This is my advice. Don't ever refer to it as the Canadian

00:43:09.740 Anti-Hate Network. You can refer to it as two things. Evan Balgord's blog, because that's what

00:43:17.220 it is. I don't think this is an organization at all. It's just Evan Balgord seething on his

00:43:22.460 computer are you watching right now kevin are you watching make sure to include this in the next

00:43:27.320 article evan i hate white people evan types to himself sends email to cbc he's just not very 0.62

00:43:35.620 serious or you can call it the canadian anti-white network because that's what it is these people 0.99

00:43:40.140 hate white people they hate white people standing up for themselves they hate white people that 0.98

00:43:44.900 appreciate canada another super chat from sander bling five dollars i'm interested in joining the 0.99

00:43:50.840 Dominion Society but I work for the gov and we'll get fired if they found out what's the privacy

00:43:54.540 policy for membership we have a very serious privacy policy no one has ever been fired from

00:43:59.040 their job for being a Dominion Society member because we take operational security very very

00:44:03.480 seriously there are very few people that have access to any of our membership databases it's

00:44:08.680 restricted and we only use top of the line services that have very strong privacy policies

00:44:13.300 in and of themselves so I wouldn't be too concerned about that I appreciate I appreciate

00:44:18.840 your concerns, but we do take internal security very, very seriously.

00:44:26.060 $20 super chat from our friend, AsianSensation9917. I have a poster idea. Have you thought

00:44:31.700 about using a picture of Arthur to promote the Dominion Society? Arthur is a star. Arthur is

00:44:37.860 a star. Maybe he will be included on the next poster series. I'll have to convince the design

00:44:43.720 team to include him. He is a bit of a mascot for the Dominion Society after all.

00:44:48.840 he calls the groups the suits and ties political arm of the white nationalist movement here in

00:44:55.480 canada seating the ground for a political for a political idea to take root in the political

00:44:59.440 idea they want to take root is racist mass deportation no it's just re-migration it's

00:45:03.540 not that complicated it's re-migration he tries to twist it into something that it's not

00:45:07.760 when you dig into what they actually say in their podcasts right now in my podcast where

00:45:13.520 i'm echoing the exact same thing i said in this article uh they are talking about removing

00:45:18.000 citizenship from people who are canadians and deporting them on the basis of race religion

00:45:22.100 ethnicity they are advocating for ethnic cleansing they are they call for re-migration that's my

00:45:26.300 opinion that's my opinion but it's pretty clear evan's very caught careful not to get sued because

00:45:32.880 he knows what he's doing is defaming me defaming the dominion society defaming you defaming our

00:45:38.680 members so he has to plug in it's just my opinion it's just my opinion he's not a legitimate source

00:45:44.540 at all. I don't even know if I want to read the rest of this article. It's all nonsense. But

00:45:54.100 we'll say that this is a great article. Yes, there's the smears and stuff at the end. There's

00:46:01.080 the quotes from Evan Balgord and his silly little blog. But the first half of the article is just

00:46:07.500 clearly laying out the Dominion Society view, giving the solutions to the most pressing

00:46:11.940 issues facing Canadian society, flagging mass immigration, radical demographic change as a

00:46:18.120 problem, and providing people with solutions. So thank you so much, CBC. There's no such thing as

00:46:23.580 negative coverage, guys. How many people got to read the words remigration for the first time

00:46:29.540 because they saw this article? How many people got to learn about the Dominion Society, a credible

00:46:35.020 not-for-profit organization that's promoting these views, advancing the discourse, providing real

00:46:40.740 tangible political solutions to these problems in a way that you as an individual can get involved

00:46:47.620 and advance them yourself so thank you so much cbc i think that's enough of that article

00:46:59.860 i think i'm getting a lot of emails people asking for the reading list

00:47:02.900 this is amazing three people have requested the the email list the the the reading list so far

00:47:11.020 so keep setting those requests in guys info at dominio society.ca where's the reading list

00:47:16.400 daniel i want to get reading who the fuck even reads cbc though i think people still read the

00:47:23.060 cbc guys they got a big they got a big platform i got a lot of hate mail based off of this article 0.73

00:47:30.160 so there's definitely some people reading it a lot of people signed up as members so there's

00:47:34.000 definitely there's definitely uh there's definitely people reading it nowadays

00:47:44.000 so thanks to christie knees thanks to the for the c uh to the cbc for for uh promoting us

00:47:50.400 we really do appreciate it now i do i do want to talk a bit about

00:48:00.160 oh we got we got a clip from this hamilton debate i need to download it guys

00:48:06.960 i'm gonna blind react to this it's a it's a risky play it's a risky play

00:48:12.080 i'm gonna trust uh i'm gonna trust my good friend ken jones that it's good stuff um

00:48:19.360 how do i how do i download this quick

00:48:21.200 okay okay okay guys we're gonna do some we're gonna do some live boomer tech

00:48:34.800 okay i got it i got it i'm so good at this guys i'm a techno i'm a technological whiz

00:48:53.020 self-producing my show getting messages in real time downloading videos uploading them to

00:48:58.760 to stream yards i'm such a talent

00:49:00.620 i'm such a talent are you guys ready to watch this do you guys want to see what they were

00:49:07.740 talking about at during the hamilton uh mayoral debate this evening we're gonna blind react to

00:49:15.540 this i haven't watched it yet i don't even know what what happened or what i'm gonna say

00:49:18.500 maxim bernier also made a statement about the division society of canada saying better for

00:49:26.140 the ppc what does that mean what did he say tell me i want to see the clip let's see what happened

00:49:32.080 in hamilton tonight guys i will remind you all this is your debate your chance for people to

00:49:37.020 hear you if you all are brief and everyone gets a chance to talk people get to hear you if we just

00:49:41.860 yell over each other nobody can hear you now back from the cbc justin chandler candidate loomis one

00:49:50.140 of the other candidates here tonight paul from has a history with white supremacist groups what

00:49:54.440 would you do about white supremacists, white nationalists organizing in the city that goes

00:49:58.520 beyond stating that hate has no place here? Thanks for your question, Justin. I really

00:50:03.300 appreciate that. Everybody should feel safe in this community regardless of where they

00:50:07.460 live, where they worship, or where they are in going about their business throughout the

00:50:13.820 day in the city. And absolutely, we need to call out hate when it shows up around the

00:50:20.000 table in a cable 14 debate, for example. And we have to say that it's unacceptable. It's unacceptable, in fact, that the candidate is here. I believe that should have been not invited. I made this appointment this when the Dominion Society decided to hold their convention here. I said not only does hate have no home here in Hamilton, but I will never go to a venue ever over the

00:50:49.980 course of my tenure as a mayor that hosts a group like that and I would have

00:50:54.780 shown up if they came into Hamilton I would have shown up to protest them as

00:50:58.440 well we need to make it known that they are not welcome here in this community

00:51:03.060 a great Canadian Prime Minister John Dee from Baker and this is part of the law

00:51:10.500 the Canadian Bill of Rights I'm a Canadian a free Canadian free to speak

00:51:14.700 without freer fear free to stand for what I think is right now free to oppose

00:51:18.920 what I believe wrong and John D for big was the first man to appoint a woman to

00:51:23.960 the cabinet are Hamilton's own Ellen Faircloth you clearly never understood

00:51:30.500 freedom of speech in the United States and you don't seem to understand it here

00:51:34.100 you know that group had every right to rent a reasonable public property venues

00:51:41.960 it had every right to expect to be able to rent city property if it wanted because

00:51:47.540 The city of Hamilton has something called a respect zone and that means all of our facilities have to be respectful and when you're spreading hate that is not respectful and so we have something called a respect zone and we also worked very hard to encourage other event operators.

00:52:17.540 to allow that group in Hamilton and we were successful in that regard. I'm

00:52:24.860 grateful to those other facility operators that helped us to keep that

00:52:29.360 hateful organization.

00:52:36.440 So the subject of spreading hate is very important. We need to respect our kids.

00:52:45.720 I haven't even spoken once yet. Thank you. So I'm going to speak now. Yes, you are. Agreed.

00:52:51.900 So that being said, and I agree. Hello, I have not spoken once yet. And thank you. And I agree.

00:53:00.560 And by a show of hands, who would agree that Paul Fromm's hatefulness and spreading of hate

00:53:06.060 would indicate that he should not be here tonight? That is everybody except for David.

00:53:13.040 David, you believe that Paul and his hateful spreading.

00:53:17.360 I haven't said a hateful thing here tonight.

00:53:19.300 We're not talking about what you've said.

00:53:21.540 We're talking about what. 0.99

00:53:22.540 Your existence is hateful. 0.99

00:53:23.960 Oh my gosh. 0.92

00:53:25.320 This is tolerance.

00:53:26.600 I didn't really get to see a show of hands.

00:53:29.120 Can I see that, please?

00:53:30.320 Who'd believe?

00:53:31.180 Your existence is hateful, is what she says.

00:53:35.080 This is bigotry.

00:53:36.240 You've already done that.

00:53:37.660 It's for.

00:53:38.820 One thing, and I'm not going to be in disrespect for Andrea,

00:53:41.780 but i kind of agree with your saying about we should we should have kind of respect

00:53:46.180 doesn't matter what culture we are it doesn't matter who we are we should be honored people

00:53:50.580 in our city to honor i want our we don't want to see our kids growing up and seeing all this stuff

00:53:55.860 in our neighborhoods we want to show our future ahead everybody should be welcome to uh everybody

00:54:02.900 culture as long as it does not harm other people as long as it's not abusive and it's right or wrong

00:54:10.100 as a grown adult we should know that kids even know that I believe that

00:54:14.660 racialized indigenous and all people in our community should not have to deal

00:54:19.200 with the rhetoric that says they don't belong and that white people are better

00:54:22.880 I'm sorry but that is why I believe he doesn't belong here and that's also why

00:54:27.440 I agree with Aaron but it took how many I don't think you guys are did a lot of

00:54:32.360 research but it took it a long time for us indigenous people to be you know to

00:54:36.940 get that kind of getting that solely respect now. I've been to a lot of the stadiums. I went to the

00:54:42.100 Jays game, went to the Leafs game. They're recognizing us now on the PA thing. And I feel

00:54:47.240 so honored. I hear them are we're getting recognized in the community. See, I'm saying

00:54:52.980 that that's why I'm running for America. I would be the first Indigenous man in that office. And

00:54:56.720 I want to support my city. I want to make my city feel safe. I want a clean city.

00:55:01.440 I support an indigenous council seat around the council.

00:55:06.320 If I may speak because I was single, that's provincial.

00:55:11.280 Paul spoke about freedom of speech. If you don't like what he has to say, I think everyone,

00:55:16.400 freedom of speech is the ability to speak and be judged on your words.

00:55:21.200 Even if it's hateful, racist, or harmful to others?

00:55:23.280 Freedom of expression is reasonably constrained in Canada, who are not able to spread hate.

00:55:27.680 that's some complete nonsense hey folks where's the screenshot of andrea horvath just like

00:55:35.040 smiling like a crazy person we have something called the respect zone and we also worked very

00:55:41.680 hard to encourage other event operators not to allow the that group in hamilton and we were

00:55:48.480 successful in that regard i'm grateful to those other facility operators that helped us to keep

00:55:56.720 that hateful organization there's the screenshot max i know you're watching max i know you're

00:56:05.840 watching you better be you better be clipping you better be editing right right now i think that

00:56:11.200 this uh this is this screenshot is gonna make for a great edit hopefully we'll have something to

00:56:16.560 post tomorrow if my if my best if my top guys are on top of their game i want to zoom in on

00:56:23.600 andrea's face right here she looks ridiculous what a what a show guys what is going on in hamilton

00:56:34.080 why is everyone allowed to run for mayor and get to a debate that's complete chaos just people 0.98

00:56:40.640 people squabbling over each other

00:56:45.280 obviously these people have not actually looked into the dominion society even after we did our

00:56:49.360 event please go to dom con we've posted all the footage it's all publicly available now right

00:56:59.760 before dom con they had these absurd ideas arthur's coming into the show can you see

00:57:05.040 arthur's tail his beautiful little tail before dom con they had these absurd ideas absurd ideas

00:57:13.120 that the dominion society town was going to cause chaos in hamilton that there was going to need to

00:57:18.720 be policing all over the place to stop the hate crimes from our supporters that it was going to

00:57:24.320 be some sort of hate rally all the footage is posted in 4k on our youtube channel please go

00:57:31.360 clip the part that you think is hateful that you think is so odious and unacceptable that it

00:57:36.160 couldn't that this conversation couldn't happen in hamilton we don't have to talk about hypotheticals

00:57:41.760 or anything like this it already happened it was a great event it was a beautiful event

00:57:46.320 it was an inspiring event substantive offering uh a serious addition to the canadian political

00:57:54.960 discourse in this canada in this country and all they can say is oh it's hateful all these people

00:57:59.800 shouldn't have freedom of speech why not do you know how hateful the left is to white people

00:58:06.620 to our heritage they call our heroes the people that built this country they call them evil villains 0.86

00:58:14.740 genocidal maniacs all this crazy stuff that's what's hateful in our society and it's totally

00:58:22.220 tolerated these people are allowed freedom of speech but people that come like us and say

00:58:27.500 no our history wasn't so bad no we actually have a beautiful culture that should be protected and

00:58:32.540 preserved this is all of a sudden beyond a line that needs to be squabbled about by 15 people

00:58:38.120 around a table uh during a municipal debate so good on Paul Frum for standing up and wearing

00:58:44.480 wearing the wearing the shield proudly wearing the shield proudly over his heart and saying no the

00:58:51.240 dominion society should be allowed to should be allowed to have their event they should have been

00:58:55.940 allowed to host it at a public property as andrea horath banned us from it was an absurd action from

00:59:02.860 the hamilton police from the mayor's office to try and drive us out of the city for the crime

00:59:09.300 of having a different political opinion

00:59:11.180 than the mainstream.

00:59:12.920 We're not hateful.

00:59:14.300 We're not criminals.

00:59:15.820 We just want to talk.

00:59:17.720 We just want to organize.

00:59:19.860 And that is our right as Canadians.

00:59:22.000 As Paul said there,

00:59:24.300 quoting John Diefenbaker.

00:59:26.760 A super chat from Vatorius for $6.99.

00:59:29.440 Thank you so much for the support.

00:59:30.540 Hamilton needs a remoralization campaign

00:59:33.760 of having a weekend of us all posted to the city.

00:59:37.040 I think Ken and some of the guys

00:59:38.520 we're out in Hamilton today, postering. So don't worry. We're on top of that. We're on top

00:59:42.760 of operations in Hamilton. Absolutely. But what a, what a gong show. What is going on

00:59:50.360 in Hamilton, Ontario? We're still living rent-free in their heads. What a crazy clip.

01:00:00.560 Andrea's face. That, that, that is a meme. That's a meme right there, guys.

01:00:06.520 hilarious okay so that's a bit of a bit of a detour in uh in today's episode i do want to

01:00:16.360 talk a bit about a bit about uh the quebec election that happened last week or happened

01:00:23.340 earlier this week happened on october 5th monday monday we talked a bit about it last week now we

01:00:30.600 actually have the we have the results and it went pretty much as expected

01:00:37.240 the party quebecois formed a minority government with 59 seats just five short of a majority

01:00:45.620 government the party the liberal party of quebec came second a significant uh a significant uh

01:00:52.960 minority of the seats with 40 and another big result is the conservative party of quebec

01:00:58.680 was able to get 19 seats holding the balance of power. That should be an interesting dynamic

01:01:03.560 in Quebec going forward. A shock result is the coalition avenue to Quebec, the CAC,

01:01:11.920 going from government to zero seats. Zero seats. I don't know if that's ever happened. I think they

01:01:18.280 had 80 some seats in the previous government. I think they had lost some to by-elections

01:01:24.900 over the last few years but to go from government to zero seats is quite crazy i would say

01:01:32.940 government to zero seats is a crazy result so let's talk a bit about these results

01:01:39.480 one thing that i think is absolutely shocking is just the overall political map here in

01:01:44.720 in uh in quebec here it is the full map party quebecois here in the in the lighter blue

01:01:52.960 won a lot of seats across rural Quebec. I don't like this map. How do I? There we go.

01:02:01.440 But one of the most interesting things I think is the bizarre divide here. For those unfamiliar with

01:02:07.100 the geography of Quebec, there's two major cities in Quebec. We got Quebec City up here at the

01:02:15.600 mouth is St. Lawrence River. And then we have Montreal down here. And I don't think I've seen

01:02:21.060 a province so clearly divided. You have the Conservative Party winning dominantly around

01:02:28.180 the Quebec City area. You have the Liberal Party dominating, completely dominating the region of

01:02:34.820 Montreal. And then you have the PQ winning pretty much everywhere else. A very bizarre dynamic,

01:02:41.200 i would say two warring cities uh in the in the vast majority of the population siding with a

01:02:48.480 a third party there the the party quebecois so with that result paul saint-pierre plummeton

01:02:55.040 becomes the premier of quebec the separatist premier of quebec the soft separatist maybe

01:03:02.880 they'll have a referendum in after trump leaves we'll see where that goes some of the conversation

01:03:09.200 around separatism I think is very overblown because if you look at separatist polls uh

01:03:14.300 polls around the favorability of separatism in Quebec right now it's rather low 20 to 30 percent

01:03:19.080 I think it's even lower than what we see in Alberta right now so I don't think that this

01:03:23.840 vote for the PQ really signals uh an appetite for separate uh separatism in if anything it's just

01:03:34.060 showing a lack of faith in the CAC and a swing back because the CAC kind of over the last 10

01:03:40.540 years had kind of just replaced the PQ as kind of the the Quebec first autonomous party in Quebec

01:03:46.460 and they had lost favor after being in in government for a decade they had replaced their

01:03:52.180 leader with a woman who was very unpopular and as such they get replaced by a new kind of

01:03:58.280 Autonomist Party to put Quebec first. I think that's more what it says. But something that

01:04:04.660 got a lot of coverage this week is the sudden rise of the Conservative Party of Quebec.

01:04:11.420 I saw a lot of Conservative, capital C Conservative Party partisans being like,

01:04:18.080 this is the beginning of a Conservative revolution in Quebec. I thought this was a bit strange.

01:04:24.000 for those that don't know the conservative party of quebec is a relatively new party

01:04:28.400 much like british columbia quebec politics it doesn't mirror the federal scene quite as much

01:04:34.360 as most other provinces most provinces there is a conservative or progressive conservative party

01:04:39.340 and then there's a left-wing party either a liberal party or a new democratic party

01:04:43.840 um but a few provinces are a bit are outliers from this notably quebec and british columbia

01:04:52.300 where they don't map onto the federal scene quite as neatly the conservative party is a very new

01:04:56.820 party they kind of rose during covid as a kind of ppc-esque party led by eric dwine another kind

01:05:03.360 of libertarian style quebecer much like maxim bernier and it's formed from a kind of anti-establishment

01:05:11.620 anti-covid party into a more normie conservative party so i saw a lot of conservative party

01:05:18.480 partisans being like wow this is the start of something big in in quebec the rise of the

01:05:23.400 conservative party and it might be i won't i won't disagree with that simplifying the party brands

01:05:30.280 just being a liberal party or a conservative party does simplify things for voters who are just

01:05:34.860 familiar with these brands so it's it's much easier to be an insurgent new party as a conservative

01:05:41.860 party than it is as a 1bc or as a people's party or something like this just because voters are

01:05:46.880 not that informed. This is similar to the sudden rise of the Conservative Party on the other side

01:05:51.380 of the country in British Columbia. I think there are a lot of associations between the Conservative

01:05:56.460 Party of Quebec and the Conservative Party of British Columbia. But this is objectively a good

01:06:01.980 result from a political standpoint for the Conservative Party of Quebec. 19 seats holding

01:06:07.260 the balance of power. Now they'll be able to work with the party Quebecois and have a big influence

01:06:12.340 over policy. If they want to pass anything, the Parti Québécois will have to work with either

01:06:17.200 the Liberals, the Conservatives, or the Quebec Solidaire. Quebec Solidaire are like the NDP

01:06:21.900 far left party. So the most obvious coalition is between the Parti Québécois and the Conservative

01:06:31.420 Party. So this is a big, they'll have a lot of influence and they'll be in a good position to

01:06:36.800 expand their vote coming into the next election. I'm not sure how they line up on the Federalist

01:06:41.760 kind of axis which is very important uh for the for the next uh few years of quebec politics

01:06:47.440 but certainly a good result but to to overstate it as some like big moment in the movement

01:06:53.780 of conservative politics around the country a lot of there there are a certain brand of

01:06:59.920 conservative party partisans that are very pro-quebec not that i disagree with this

01:07:07.480 But they believe that for the federal Conservative Party to succeed, the road to victory goes through Quebec. And they're very excited by this result for the Quebec Conservative Party because it signals that they're correct about this kind of path to victory.

01:07:23.220 But I think that's like a very partisan take because if we compare this, this is the provincial

01:07:30.840 map. This is the provincial map. And you can see all of the support for the Conservative Party of

01:07:37.140 Quebec is around Quebec City. And for those that aren't familiar with Quebec politics,

01:07:43.220 the Quebec City region is known as the conservative, more libertarian

01:07:50.060 region of the province. This is where Maxime Bernier comes from. He comes from the south

01:07:55.860 of Quebec in Beaus. Which riding is it? This is Beaus-Sud and Beaus-North. These two ridings here

01:08:08.820 and here. This is where Maxime Bernier was the member of parliament for the conservative party

01:08:14.220 for many years before he became the leader of the People's Party of Canada. So this is where

01:08:21.660 the Conservative Party of Quebec won all of their seats. Now, if we go back to the last federal

01:08:26.240 election, here is where the Conservative Party in dark blue here won all of their seats. And

01:08:33.540 what do you notice about these two maps? Is this really a signal that the conservative movement

01:08:42.840 is growing in Quebec? No. What's really happened here

01:08:49.180 is they've converted the federal support to provincial support. There's been no growth

01:08:56.460 in the capital C conservative movement in Quebec. They've just got that support behind

01:09:01.800 the conservative party instead of behind the CAC. So I found all of these reactions from

01:09:07.840 conservative party pundits across the country. Oh, this is so exciting. What a development the

01:09:12.640 Conservative Party is alive and well and growing in Quebec. We're going to be able to capitalize

01:09:17.660 on this in the federal scene. Not really. If anything, this is a provincial party capitalizing

01:09:22.940 on the existing support for the Federal Conservative Party in the same areas of Quebec.

01:09:30.720 So I needed to get that off my chest. These people are very silly. 0.99

01:09:37.740 This doesn't really signal any growth for the Conservative Party in Quebec at all. 0.99

01:09:40.980 It's just the same brand capitalizing on the same supporters, the same voters in order to get a foothold in the provincial legislature, the national legislature, as they call it in Quebec.

01:09:59.840 so i i thought those reactions were very overstated i will say the conservative

01:10:06.120 party of quebec is in a good position to actually do things make an impact and maybe expand that

01:10:12.240 vote maybe that could make an impact for the federal conservative party down the line but

01:10:17.740 honestly i find understanding the conservative movement in quebec i think this is just like

01:10:24.440 the conservative the federal conservative party has been kind of hard capped at about 15 seats

01:10:29.580 in Quebec ever since the modern conservative party's existence i think the the provincial

01:10:35.500 conservative party will will struggle to to expand upon this this region the fact that they didn't

01:10:41.580 really receive any support that the in ridings that the federal conservative party didn't

01:10:46.940 kind of signals that they're that they're gonna deal with the same ceiling

01:10:53.260 the other the other thing that i have to mention about the Quebec election

01:10:59.580 and this might be kind of silly um but we did see two very young people get elected

01:11:05.380 to the national assembly Eloise Colomb 23 years old for the party conservator uh the the

01:11:12.720 conservative party in Quebec and Emile Simard of the Parti Québécois I love to see young people

01:11:17.760 in politics 23 24 but I find this young woman uh to be uh I have a bit of I'm a bit enamored guys

01:11:26.220 i have a bit of i have a bit of a crush eloise colomb this beautiful young french canadian

01:11:31.420 woman she seems very memeable to me i think we could make her a symbol i think she could be made

01:11:39.340 a symbol of the future of quebec it's beautiful young quebec de souche pure lane uh quebec uh

01:11:48.380 croix woman she has that uh the the vibe about her of a very uh uh i i don't know i can just see her

01:11:55.580 as a meme as a wojack can't you see it kind of wife jack thing going on here is it just me 1.00

01:12:02.860 is it just me you should why don't you bring her on the show i don't know if she speaks english to

01:12:07.340 be honest but i think we could i think we can meme her into a far right symbol guys i think

01:12:13.820 i don't know if it'll be good for her career but there's something about her uh the the classic

01:12:20.220 gray blue eyes of quebec i think there's i think there's something there guys but the other big

01:12:25.900 development was uh from earlier today the new premier of quebec making a strong statement

01:12:33.660 against mass immigration today during a press conference let's watch it

01:12:41.660 permanent immigration we are more or less in the targets of the century initiative because they

01:12:47.180 they went overboard, they went way further

01:12:51.120 than the century initiative,

01:12:52.700 then they went further than their target.

01:12:55.520 And so when they reduce it, if you take the average,

01:12:57.940 we are within the century initiative

01:13:00.200 and that century initiative is wrong. 1.00

01:13:02.680 It's based on the very stupid assumption 1.00

01:13:05.580 that growing the GDP makes you richer. 1.00

01:13:09.680 But like even a CGEP student understands

01:13:13.360 that growing the size of your economy

01:13:15.660 has nothing to do with wealth. 1.00

01:13:19.540 So they can't be that stupid. 1.00

01:13:22.240 They were intentioned, they had an intention. 1.00

01:13:26.760 In the same way that saying that more immigration,

01:13:30.900 higher immigration will solve the worker shortage,

01:13:36.300 the evidence is worldwide, is constant,

01:13:39.480 and it's the same case for Ontario and Quebec.

01:13:42.000 It's not true, and they knew. 1.00

01:13:43.960 It's impossible that they're that stupid. 1.00

01:13:46.840 They knew, and I think they have a responsibility. 1.00

01:13:52.280 They will have to be accountable.

01:13:57.820 They will have to be accountable,

01:13:59.080 just as certain media said those lies so many times.

01:14:02.840 I think it's misinforming the population,

01:14:05.820 and it had such a tremendous impact on our society.

01:14:09.380 Can't believe that we went through those lies

01:14:11.700 for so many years.

01:14:13.280 Good thing that we're not in that environment anymore,

01:14:15.820 but do I trust them?

01:14:17.140 Do I trust any word of what they say on that topic?

01:14:20.480 The answer is no.

01:14:23.080 Oh, great clip, a huge development to have a federal,

01:14:26.940 to have a provincial premier coming out 0.99

01:14:28.940 and calling the mass immigration consensus stupid. 0.99

01:14:35.940 That even a high school student, a CGEP student, 0.98

01:14:39.480 for those in Anglo-Canada, CGEP is kind of a step

01:14:41.880 between high school and university.

01:14:44.280 Even they could understand that piling more workers,

01:14:48.360 piling more Uber Eats drivers into Canada,

01:14:50.800 more delivery drivers, more fast food workers

01:14:53.060 that can just consume and buy more goyslop,

01:14:56.640 that this is prosperity,

01:14:59.240 that this signals a growth in wealth in Canadian society, 1.00

01:15:02.040 that this is stupid. 1.00

01:15:03.400 To call out the Century Initiative, 1.00

01:15:05.480 to have a Quebec premier coming at a press conference

01:15:08.460 and speaking in English,

01:15:11.880 For a long time, there's been French language discourse against immigration, especially in

01:15:16.720 Quebec. But to have a Quebec premier that can speak in clear, concise English, I don't think

01:15:23.120 I ever saw Francois Legault speaking in English. It can be difficult and controversial for a Quebec

01:15:28.340 premier to speak in English at all. But to have a premier coming forward and saying this whole

01:15:34.860 concept about mass immigration, infinite growth is stupid. It doesn't make any sense. Anyone can 1.00

01:15:41.100 understand this this is a huge development so pspp has had some pretty moderate proposals i would

01:15:48.820 say on immigration but it is a huge development to have a a leader the leader of one of canada's

01:15:55.720 biggest provinces coming out in english and rejecting mass immigration calling it for what 0.89

01:16:02.340 it is stupid calling out the century initiative the century initiative who has been completely

01:16:11.700 incorporated into the governance structure of Canada right Mark Wiseman the co-founder is now 0.84

01:16:16.460 the uh the ambassador to the United States of America one of the most important um non-elected

01:16:25.480 positioned in the Canadian government, especially given the trade negotiations that are ongoing.

01:16:36.420 I believe the other co-founder, Dominic Barton, also has an important role in the

01:16:41.800 Kearney government. These people who have pushed this ridiculous, arbitrary notion that we need to

01:16:47.640 boost Canada's population to 100 million by 2100 through mass immigration, these people who have

01:16:54.760 been rewarded with comfortable government uh appointments influential government appointments

01:17:00.400 they should be called out and it should be called what it is and to have some of the most important

01:17:05.440 powerful politically speaking people in canada taking that mantle is a huge development for

01:17:10.980 for the anti-immigration remigration movement across the country so

01:17:15.540 the quebec election we see the results and i think it's always already kind of uh bearing

01:17:24.280 fruits. I hope that he continues to make this a central issue for his party, for the province of

01:17:34.120 Quebec, and to continue to push this message into English Canada as well. Because if you are going

01:17:40.180 to achieve strong immigration restriction in Quebec, the best way to do it is to influence

01:17:45.720 the federal government. Because yes, the Quebec government does have more power over immigration

01:17:50.000 than other provinces but there's so many streams especially when it comes to illegals and asylum

01:17:55.780 claimants that they have less control over that they they need to work through the federal

01:17:59.420 government in a in order to tamp down on immigration to to relieve pressure from quebec

01:18:05.820 the most important thing is influencing the federal government the most effective way to

01:18:09.960 influence the federal government is to speak in english of course you can should continue to do

01:18:15.160 this in French, but to perpetuate that, extend that message into English Canada to create more

01:18:22.060 popularity, more normalization of these ideas in English Canada that will have downstream effects

01:18:27.420 of the provincial governments across the country. This is a huge, huge development. So

01:18:33.140 I won't say I'm the most informed on Quebec politics.

01:18:38.420 I don't know everything about PSPP, but I do like what we're hearing from him so far.

01:18:45.160 excellent so that's what i have to say about quebec

01:18:51.280 before we i don't even know why i touch i added paris

01:18:56.660 into this live stream but it's in the title so i'll talk about it i'll talk about it

01:19:03.280 i'm getting messages from from my good friend max max you have to get working on the andrew

01:19:15.440 horvath edit i want something to post i want something to post but let's talk about paris

01:19:21.980 have you been watching the riots in paris have you been watching the riots in paris guys

01:19:26.640 i try to stay focused on canada but it leaks into my feed it seems to be a hot topic so i need to

01:19:34.860 i need to give you guys my take for those that haven't been watching there's a there's been

01:19:39.680 ongoing protests protests riots going on in paris france in reaction to some

01:19:46.700 something regarding the education system cuts budget cuts not high enough budgets

01:19:52.560 ostensibly this is what these riots are about but if you look at the footage what you see is

01:19:58.440 violent masked antifa folks assaulting people setting fire to people i've seen some terrifying

01:20:06.520 terrible things but you see at these at these rallies it's much like what you see in canada

01:20:12.640 it's a bunch of people holding foreign flags moroccan flags palestinian flags painting a cab 1.00

01:20:19.360 All cops are bastards. This isn't even in French. This abbreviation isn't even French, 0.99

01:20:24.820 it's English. All cops are bastards. ACAB. These riots aren't really about budget cuts 1.00

01:20:33.800 to education. And that's why I want to talk about it, because it's not just about

01:20:39.480 budgets or education systems the real issue here is that mass immigration and multiculturalism

01:20:51.360 creates a very fractionalized society you have all these different groups with their own petty issues

01:20:58.860 and when chaos breaks out when protests break out when riots break out

01:21:04.760 they view it as an opportunity to advance their own random political discourse whether that's

01:21:11.600 free Palestine or more rights or their own ethnic politics or just an opportunity to 0.70

01:21:18.920 rabble rouse and create chaos this is the reality of a multicultural society they're divided there's 0.97

01:21:27.620 no unifying culture there's all sorts of different groups with their own petty foreign politics 1.00

01:21:31.960 that they want to advance in the greater discourse and when when they get an excuse to riot

01:21:37.980 to advance their politics in any way they're going to take it and this is what we have to

01:21:44.740 this is what we have to heed warning of because there's this happens in canada all the time

01:21:49.280 there's all sorts all the biggest mass movements in canada today are not about canadian issues

01:21:56.200 They're not about re-migration.

01:21:58.220 We need to step our game up. 0.70

01:22:01.120 They're about foreign issues. 0.97

01:22:03.700 They're about Palestine.

01:22:06.400 They're about Israel. 0.89

01:22:08.060 They're about Calistan.

01:22:11.740 Things that have nothing to do with Canada.

01:22:16.560 And yet, thousands of people, hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets, engage in violence, fight with each other.

01:22:23.660 the police doesn't shut this down the hamilton police is fine with that

01:22:29.040 these people they'll protect they have a right to protest we don't have a right to hold a peaceful

01:22:37.100 event a peaceful conference to discuss political ideas that's unacceptable but these people have

01:22:42.580 a right to smash buildings assault each other all these terrible things that don't have any place

01:22:48.460 in Canadian society. And what we see from France is a warning of what's to come here.

01:22:57.440 Multiculturalism creates a divided society where we can't even agree on what our political 0.97

01:23:03.280 priorities should be, where foreign politics dominates. And that's what these riots are 1.00

01:23:11.560 really about, right? Covered in communist flags, Palestinian flags, Moroccan flags.

01:23:18.120 It's very clear that this is not just about students. It's not about the education system.

01:23:24.160 It's about chaos and people who feel and have been told that they're oppressed

01:23:30.700 trying to overturn the system that's oppressing them.

01:23:35.700 they're not they're not being oppressed they were allowed into rich wealthy stable societies

01:23:43.620 that have given them everything and what they what they give back in return is demands for more

01:23:49.900 it's demands for foreign causes and all this stuff it's just disgusting so I don't have much

01:23:58.140 to say about Paris but that's my that's my short take on the nonsense that's coming in

01:24:03.520 that's happening in paris and the echoes that are going to come here

01:24:08.440 as they continue to pile into more people that are not loyal to canada that are not loyal to

01:24:14.760 our heritage that do have no respect for our country we are going to create a less stable

01:24:22.060 less cohesive society and then when little things go wrong that can be legitimate

01:24:27.560 i'm sure budget cuts in education does cause a problem in france

01:24:32.760 but as soon as there's that ignition as soon as there's a spark all these groups just are

01:24:40.300 going to take advantage to try and advance their own foreign causes and it creates a chaotic

01:24:44.480 dynamic in a society that doesn't practically advance politics in a way that it should in

01:24:50.440 western societies so we have to learn we have to learn this is the reality this is the chaos that

01:24:58.280 comes from mass immigration and multiculturalism so that's all i have to say about that today guys

01:25:04.200 not a big topic we've been going on for over an hour now an hour and a half almost geez

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01:27:11.820 king baldwin says lime is better lime's not bad orange is the best guys orange is the best

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01:28:18.540 Excellent. Excellent. Okay, guys, we need to talk. I would be remiss. I would be remiss

01:28:25.820 if we didn't talk about this crazy OSAP scam, scandal, the OSAP scandal

01:28:32.480 and high trust societies and low trust societies because i think that's the real takeaway that i've

01:28:39.060 had from it you're number two on waterloo's alumni list on wikipedia am i really am i really

01:28:51.960 they've never featured me the university of waterloo they've never reached out to me

01:28:56.880 as the most iconic Waterloo graduate of the last decade.

01:29:02.160 Come on, UW.

01:29:04.520 They're not proud of the alumni.

01:29:07.000 I want to see this.

01:29:08.640 Who...

01:29:09.080 I don't believe this.

01:29:13.000 Daniel Tyree is the most notable University of Waterloo alumni.

01:29:17.220 Where's this alumni list?

01:29:20.720 How do I find this?

01:29:22.000 Send me the link.

01:29:24.740 I need to see this.

01:29:25.980 who beats me out idf blah blah blah blah blah tell me i need to know

01:29:31.080 i won't let it go to my head it's already going to my head i won't let it go to my head it's

01:29:36.160 already going to my head um another another waterloo alum is uh eric lombardi who crashed

01:29:44.200 and burned out of out of the liberal leadership race who is the more notable uh uw alum than uh

01:29:51.760 than daniel tyree i gotta know okay while we while we wait on idf to get our our answer that to that

01:30:03.040 uh so many messages guys getting too many messages

01:30:07.520 the osap scam scandal i don't even know if i fully understand what's going on here myself

01:30:22.020 i don't think the reporting has been very good on this to be honest since the initial report

01:30:26.780 so much of the reporting has been like oh look at these university students that are being affected

01:30:32.380 by it i'm like i want to understand this the fraudsters the scammers like i'm sorry for the

01:30:37.100 students that are affected by it um but vk ultra apparently where is this list someone sent me the

01:30:45.820 list of this the the link to this list i need to look into this i don't know who vk ultra is

01:30:53.040 come on i'm more notable than vk ultra he's an indian

01:30:57.860 he's the eighth director general of defense research and development organization

01:31:06.620 he got his phd in electrical engineering from the university of waterloo in 1967

01:31:15.760 uh we'll be able to beat him we're gonna get to the top of the list boys

01:31:21.020 we're going to get to the top of the list okay so osap scam

01:31:26.580 let's start with this uh this cbc article government inspection at three career colleges

01:31:33.380 reported serious concerns court records show ontario government officials who inspected

01:31:39.440 three career colleges found that the evidence suggesting third parties were complete uh were

01:31:44.720 completing the coursework sometimes entire courses in one day and few students who couldn't

01:31:50.860 name their school or program they alleged in reports filed in the courts

01:31:59.260 inspection reports for these three academy of learning locations so these three universities

01:32:04.380 were all under the same umbrella are among hundreds of pages of documents that make up

01:32:09.580 the record in a court challenge at the schools as the schools seek to overturn a government

01:32:16.460 decision that cut off their ability to offer financial aid inspections findings indicate

01:32:22.380 that aol bay is unable to demonstrate osap funding funded students are actively participating in the

01:32:29.180 programs they are enrolled in the government's osap compliance unit wrote in september 2025

01:32:35.420 inspection report for a downtown toronto location so basically we have these three private colleges

01:32:43.660 known as Academy of Leering, Academy of Learning locations, all under the same business. I think

01:32:52.020 one is in Markham, one is in Brampton, and one is in Toronto, downtown Toronto, Bay Street.

01:32:57.440 And these are all under the, what is it called? Let's get the name right. The Opulence Education

01:33:07.380 Group, which is run by a man, an Indian resident. It's not clear if he's an Indian resident

01:33:13.140 or a Canadian resident but he is an Indian named Gurinder Singh Bhatti owns the opulence education

01:33:22.740 group this is such like an Indian coded name opulence education group right it sounds so

01:33:28.600 lavish and you just know that these are uh you know strip mall universities that are not legit

01:33:34.740 at all but it's opulent education and what they're doing is they're grifting off the government so

01:33:42.300 for those not in Ontario, for those not in Ontario, OSAP is, what does it even stand for?

01:33:56.520 Let's get it right, guys. The Ontario Student Assistance Program. This is the money from the

01:34:03.760 government that goes to students in order to help subsidize their educations in Ontario. We have no

01:34:09.080 problem with the government subsidizing ontario students for canadian for canadians but it's being

01:34:17.000 abused so it's not really clear what this is about there's been a lot of coverage on international

01:34:23.560 students but osap doesn't go to ontario students it only goes to canadian citizens permanent

01:34:27.880 residents and canadian citizens so what's going on here is a kind of a two-tier game

01:34:33.800 let's cover the other article here from juno as well so we've got the the kind of top level stuff

01:34:42.680 from the from the cbc they say that according to their investigations

01:34:48.140 third parties were completing coursework so not the students themselves the enrolled students

01:34:54.540 aren't doing the work other people are doing the work for them courses are being completed in one

01:35:00.700 day that's not how university that's not how college courses work right it takes four or five

01:35:05.900 months to complete a normal college credit not one day and students that were interviewed couldn't

01:35:11.660 even name the school or program that they were attending so these are not legitimate students

01:35:19.740 these are people who are clearly canadian residents

01:35:25.580 i would not be surprised to learn that they're all of indian origin like the order of the company

01:35:30.700 But that is conjecture. That is conjecture. We know that the enforcement agencies are not going

01:35:37.520 to publish the ethnic background of these people, but I think it's safe to assume

01:35:41.360 that the students that are helping defraud the government are probably of the same background

01:35:47.960 of the scammers that are running this, the fraudsters that are running this scam.

01:35:53.320 and they're using it as a sort of racket they see that the government is willing to give money to

01:36:04.220 support students so they're getting fake students to apply to a fake university in order to get the

01:36:09.360 government to give them money so Juno did a good report on this as well Melanie Bennett who despises 1.00

01:36:15.980 me. Writes a great article. Report. Canadian college is linked to Indian student recruitment 1.00

01:36:23.380 pipeline. A businessman behind a Canadian college network facing failed inspections and student

01:36:28.600 refund orders also runs a student recruitment company in India, placing him on both sides of

01:36:33.360 an industry that promotes students a better future abroad. Karinder Bhatti, co-founder of Opulence

01:36:38.660 Education Group, the umbrella company that owns the three academy of learning campuses that lost

01:36:43.480 osap eligibility following the inspections also directs express student services a study abroad

01:36:49.640 consultancy in punjab india evidence emerged this week suggesting that some academy of learning

01:36:54.920 students couldn't name the school program they were enrolled in while third parties

01:36:58.360 were hired to complete student coursework among other irregular irregularities this is the shocking

01:37:05.560 part. Out of 14,800 students at the three Academy of Learning campuses, they received more than

01:37:14.740 219 million in Ontario Student Assistance Program grants in 2024-2025, while the total amount spent

01:37:22.940 on OSAP for all students was just 385 million, according to government data. That means the

01:37:29.240 three academy of learning colleges received a whopping 57 of the osap pie that is crazy

01:37:40.920 how many education uh secondary education institutions are there in ontario

01:37:50.600 there's my my alma mater waterloo there's the university of toronto there's the university

01:37:56.200 of western ontario there's queen's university there's uh the university of ottawa uh lakehead

01:38:02.600 in thunder bay there's and those are just the big universities there's many more colleges

01:38:07.880 all of these would be eligible to have students that have osap and in my experience in my time as

01:38:14.760 a university of student as a university student you know this is a while ago i'm getting old now

01:38:19.320 but it was pretty common for for students to be on osap

01:38:26.200 But in 2024, 2025, more than half of all OSAP funds were going through these three

01:38:32.600 fake colleges run by this Indian dude. What? What? We have a big province. 1.00

01:38:41.380 How many students are there in Ontario that are legitimately on OSAP? And more than half of it

01:38:46.700 is going to these three fake schools. It's just absurd. And on the other side, there seems to be

01:38:52.940 a separate racket because you have to keep in mind these are not connected. International students

01:38:58.200 are not eligible for OSAP. So at the same time, this guy, Gurinder Singh Bhatti, is bragging about

01:39:06.020 how many students he's brought in from Punjab into Canada, presumably on the promise of getting

01:39:13.480 them on a pipeline to citizenship. Probably selling them these student permits in order to 0.65

01:39:22.640 get them in here. So this guy's profiting off of bringing people from Punjab into Canada as 0.99

01:39:29.080 fake students. At the same time, he's bringing in Canadian residents, probably of the same 0.98

01:39:33.700 diaspora, into his fake university to leech money off of the government. This is crazy.

01:39:42.440 This is, this is, uh, this is Gurinder Singh Bhatti from our friend Harry.

01:39:52.640 Your confidence go to the next level

01:39:54.420 That you always aspire for

01:39:56.500 Okay, we achieved what next

01:39:58.460 Everything change maybe is not the right word

01:40:01.860 It's alter or upgrade

01:40:03.620 When it's done, it's like what is next for Punjab

01:40:08.780 That was signing, bringing the branded residences

01:40:22.640 your circle change your confidence go to the next level that you always aspire for okay

01:40:28.800 here cheap khalia what next everything change maybe is not the right

01:40:33.380 so he uh harrison says gurinder singh batia is a millionaire real estate uh investor in india

01:40:42.160 and the founder of opulence education group on his instagram account he can be seen wearing

01:40:46.240 jacob and co godfather watch valued at anywhere between 400 000 and 500 000 usd he also posts

01:40:52.480 video of his luxurious life flying in private jets driving in expensive sports cars all these

01:41:03.320 things this guy's clearly a multi-millionaire and he's making his money grifting off of the

01:41:08.980 Canadian government and defrauding fake foreign students into this country

01:41:14.960 over half of osap is being defrauded by indian scammers let's finish the rest of this article 0.57

01:41:26.520 as mentioned one of the opulence co-founders grinder bati promotes a luxury lifestyle while 0.55

01:41:31.880 holding a conflicting business interest on both sides of the international student industry i

01:41:35.240 don't think these conflict really at all while opulence owns career colleges in canada bati is

01:41:40.860 also the director of Express Student Services, a study abroad consultancy in Punjab, India.

01:41:47.180 Bhatti and Express Student Services attracted the attention of Indian authorities back in 2013

01:41:52.080 when police raided six student immigration agencies in Punjab, including his own over

01:41:57.300 allegations of forged financial documents and student certificates used in overseas visa

01:42:02.060 applications. So I'm not just making stuff up, guys. The Indian government's going out this guy

01:42:06.960 for defrauding the foreign student system.

01:42:11.860 The allegations against Express Student Education Services

01:42:14.920 were eventually dropped as the prosecution ended in acquittal,

01:42:17.480 and the company now continues to recruit students in India.

01:42:20.460 Since then, Opulence Education Group has been buying up

01:42:23.480 private career colleges in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Quebec.

01:42:28.180 They're trying to expand their operations to grift more off of the government.

01:42:32.160 But the company's corporate registration documents say Bhatti was,

01:42:35.020 until very recently, reported living abroad.

01:42:36.960 in Canada corporate filings listed under Gurinder Bhatti of Opulence Education Group

01:42:41.440 as not as being a resident of Canada between 2018 and September 9, 2026. During new corporate

01:42:48.940 documents were filed listing Bhatti now sole director as a resident Canada for the first time.

01:42:56.360 Canadian corporate law states that corporations with fewer than four directors must have at least

01:43:00.020 one resident director. A sole director must therefore meet that requirement. Juno News

01:43:04.200 called the phone number Bhatti listed in his September 9th filings to ask about his change

01:43:09.680 in residency a person with a thick Indian accent answered the phone but said the number did not

01:43:14.460 belong to Gurinder Bhatti they declined to identify themselves or provide Bhatti's contact

01:43:19.160 information before abruptly ending the call Juno News also reached out to Opulence which did not

01:43:24.780 respond to our request for comment another Opulence Education Group owned college in Vancouver has

01:43:30.680 also faced inspection irregularities an inspection of granville college in vancouver or included a

01:43:37.160 dozen student files and found deficiencies in their contracts in work permit records student

01:43:42.840 contracts were either incomplete or improperly signed while inspectors identified differences

01:43:47.800 between the stated delivery method recorded in contracts and how instructions was provided along

01:43:52.360 with incorrect refund calculations granville's colleges granville colleges vancouver and surrey

01:43:58.360 campuses are designated under student aid bc which eligible students in approved programs to apply

01:44:05.440 for government financial assistance while some elements of the inspection were met files contained

01:44:12.100 deficient weekly attendance records and student placement evaluation paperwork also failed to pass

01:44:18.280 inspection the college is suffered the college also suffered from a high dropout rate in total

01:44:24.360 24% of their hospitality program students withdrew, while less than 1% graduated in the supply chain program.

01:44:31.840 A walk being 72% left or failed to graduate.

01:44:35.480 Granville College Vancouver was ultimately fined and asked to properly issue refunds.

01:44:40.900 In Ontario, Academy of Learning has disputed most of the allegations made against them,

01:44:44.840 prompting a court challenge to their OSAP eligibility to get their OSAP eligibility back,

01:44:49.140 where business owners control international student recruitment firms and the college is

01:44:54.100 receiving those recruits they stand to benefit from both sides of the transaction canadians

01:44:58.680 need to know what safeguards ensure that students are being recruited legitimacy legitimately so

01:45:04.800 as far as i understand this this is the scheme

01:45:09.680 opulence education group owns these academy of learning locations they offer

01:45:18.960 deals to students in this country and the deal is that they give them a fake education

01:45:28.220 they give them a fake credential a fake degree in exchange they don't have to go to school

01:45:35.140 other people do their work for them they pass one day courses to get their credential in an exchange

01:45:43.160 academy of learning is able to sign them up through osap the money goes to the students

01:45:48.300 the students give the government money to the to the university the university the college

01:45:54.620 gets the money and in exchange the students get a fake diploma a fake credential

01:46:00.940 that's the that's the deal and at the same time on the other end he's probably selling student

01:46:06.860 permits to people in punjab to get them here on the promise that they'll be able to stay in canada

01:46:11.980 permanently by defrauding our immigration system. This is crazy. This is crazy. And this is why we 1.00

01:46:20.400 one of our policies as part of our remigration plan is to punish people who knowingly took

01:46:25.880 advantage of the system. People like Gurinder Bhatti should be banned from Canada permanently.

01:46:33.440 They should have their assets seized and taken back by the government. They should be penalized

01:46:39.880 with the full power of the law. We need new laws in order to punish them more strictly,

01:46:44.120 in order to make an example of these terrible people trying to take advantage of our education

01:46:50.500 system. The system is in place to educate Canadians, to make people that are economically

01:46:59.100 disadvantaged, to give them a leg up, to get an education, to make a better life for themselves. 1.00

01:47:05.620 And these Indians are coming in 1.00

01:47:08.040 and they're treating it as a free money hack. 1.00

01:47:10.740 And this is why it comes back to this high trust society,

01:47:14.460 low trust society dynamic.

01:47:16.600 And I don't think people understand this very well.

01:47:19.240 I think a lot of people treat high trust society

01:47:22.200 as a bit of a buzzword.

01:47:24.380 But what we're talking about

01:47:25.660 when we bring up high trust societies

01:47:27.220 and low trust societies

01:47:28.180 is a very distinct cultural difference.

01:47:30.840 And people who have lived their whole lives

01:47:32.240 in Western countries might not be kind of familiar

01:47:34.920 with this dynamic so a high trust society is very simple we have social programs charities that are

01:47:43.380 set up that don't have a lot of oversight that are kind of reliant on a high trust dynamic in

01:47:52.760 society we give you things the food bank is a really simple example right at a food bank

01:48:00.200 people donate food. People that have extra food donate to the food bank. So those who are needy

01:48:07.460 can come and get food when they're down on their luck, when they're economically dispossessed and

01:48:11.980 they can't afford food. This is a good program, right? It's a good charitable program. But there's

01:48:18.180 not a big bureaucracy. They're not checking your pay stubs to give you food. If you need food,

01:48:24.580 you can show up at the food bank and take some. That's a high-trust society, right?

01:48:32.460 We assume that people respect the common good, that people are, there's an honor code that you're

01:48:39.140 not going to take advantage of the system, that it's there for those who need it. And that works

01:48:44.000 if you have a cohesive, high-trust society who all kind of understand how the system works.

01:48:51.760 but a lot of third world countries especially india they have low trust societies and in low

01:48:59.760 trust societies the dynamic is very different the dynamic is more if you're not taking advantage 0.96

01:49:06.680 of other people or if you're not taking advantage of the system then you're the fool

01:49:11.960 there's a certain logic to that i understand it i don't like it but i can understand where 0.98

01:49:18.920 they're coming from you're the fool if you're not taking advantage of free stuff that is being 0.95

01:49:25.640 offered by a charity or the free money that's being offered by the government and this is how 1.00

01:49:29.980 our food banks become like a free food hack for Indian migrants they're offering free food I don't 1.00

01:49:39.040 have to pay for food why does anyone pay for food they can just go to the food bank that's the low 1.00

01:49:44.420 trust attitude. You and me as Canadian citizens, no, we can afford food. We're not going to take

01:49:50.060 advantage of the food bank. That's for people who need it. That's a high trust attitude. The low

01:49:55.040 trust attitude is there's free food. Why would I buy food? I can just go take the food. And this

01:50:00.860 is, you can see this at scale in the OSAP crisis, in this OSAP scam scandal.

01:50:11.820 gharinder singh bati resident of india sees the government of canada will give free money to

01:50:19.960 students well we just need to find people to pretend to be students and we can just take 1.00

01:50:24.580 free money for the government this is the low trust attitude that indian migrants are bringing 1.00

01:50:30.080 to canada i like our high trust society i think it's a good way of organizing things 1.00

01:50:38.800 but it doesn't work if we import millions of people with these third world low trust attitudes 1.00

01:50:45.360 who are just going to come here and they're not going to do it to adapt adapt and transform and 1.00

01:50:49.900 adopt this high trust attitude some of them will sure some of them will but lots of them will be 0.99

01:50:55.480 like these stupid canadians they're just giving out food why isn't everyone taking the free food 1.00

01:51:00.620 why isn't everyone taking the free money you're the idiot if you're not defrauding the government 1.00

01:51:05.320 the government's giving out free money why aren't you trying to take advantage of it 1.00

01:51:08.420 this is the dynamic of a low trust versus a high trust society and why we have to take

01:51:14.240 immigration policy very seriously we can't be importing millions of people every year from

01:51:19.460 low trust cultures and expect our high trust structures to sustain themselves they're going

01:51:25.420 to fall apart and some libertarian types will be like well this is just the result of the welfare

01:51:31.060 state it should be abolished i don't agree with that i do think we should have social supports

01:51:36.380 for the needy. But we can't have that and have infinity immigration at the same time, especially 0.83

01:51:43.780 from the third world. It's not going to work. You're just going to see more and more scandals 1.00

01:51:48.940 like this. I'm sure there's way more fraud that's going on that we have hardly chipped the surface

01:51:53.640 on. We've seen a lot of sketchy behavior happening in Canada's trucking industry, again, around

01:52:00.700 Indian migrants. We're seeing this now. I'm sure there's lots of other schemes and scams that are 1.00

01:52:07.640 being run by migrants from the third world to take advantage of our high trust social support 1.00

01:52:15.600 systems that are going around. So that's what we have to learn from this OSAP crisis. 1.00

01:52:24.800 it's unacceptable but this is the obvious result of having a generous welfare state in infinity 1.00

01:52:33.360 immigration from the third world it's only going to get worse unless we start sending these people 1.00

01:52:37.960 back we got another super chat for five dollars kuragane 416 bw2vb for five dollars do you think

01:52:46.560 wilhelm apologist would be interested in speaking at domcon 27 i'm a big fan of wilhelm i think he

01:52:51.900 has some great content i think he has some great content we talk we talk i've talked with wilhelm

01:52:57.120 i haven't met him yet we talk i'd be i i'd be happy to have him at an event i think you could

01:53:03.260 provide a very interesting speech i think i'm going to approach him to to to speak at an event

01:53:09.180 i have i have something in mind i have something in mind i have a plan

01:53:13.100 would you like to see you got him at domcon 27 would you like to see him at the dominic

01:53:19.000 event guys do we love wilhelm in this chat he released a good video this week i enjoyed it i

01:53:25.840 enjoyed it i wanted to talk about immigration and economics i'm getting tired guys it's hard

01:53:38.560 to talk for two hours straight i want to take your questions all right should i should i go on

01:53:46.220 for another half hour about about uh the economic impacts of immigration in canada

01:53:55.980 i don't know a bit burnt out maybe we'll do it next week what do you guys think what do you guys

01:54:02.060 think

01:54:02.540 what do you guys think

01:54:16.540 Wilhelm Kolob yes

01:54:20.240 we love Wilhelm

01:54:21.040 I think we're getting tired

01:54:27.860 I don't know if I can do it guys

01:54:31.720 i don't know if i could do a do its service at this time

01:54:43.080 there's too much to talk about there it's too much to talk about get some rest loyalists okay

01:54:48.360 we'll take some questions and wrap it up for tonight we'll take some questions and wrap it up

01:54:51.880 for tonight you want to see carl benjamin also known as surrogate of cod i could get out carl

01:54:58.440 Benjamin. I could get him out. I could do that. One of the things I really liked from Wilhelm's

01:55:06.120 recent video, and if you haven't watched it, you should watch it. He's a funny guy. He's very

01:55:10.200 clever, a great communicator. But I liked how he referred to temporary foreign workers as scab 1.00

01:55:16.720 workers. And I thought this was a really interesting way of putting it. And the temporary 1.00

01:55:20.780 foreign worker program, for those that don't know, you need an LMIA in order to get a temporary

01:55:27.540 foreign worker permit. And what this is, is a labor market impact assessment. Employers have

01:55:32.100 to prove to the Canadian government that they can't find a Canadian worker to do the job.

01:55:37.460 So they need a temporary foreign worker in order to replace them.

01:55:41.420 And the way this works is in a given region or municipality, if the employment rate is

01:55:48.620 over 6%, then the area is no longer able to apply for temporary foreign workers.

01:55:57.540 on the surface this seems pretty reasonable you know if the unemployment rate is high we shouldn't

01:56:02.820 have temporary foreign workers but if you look at this the reverse way it's a lot more insidious

01:56:08.460 and for the to make sense of this you kind of have to understand how labor markets work

01:56:13.320 and like anything else a labor market is decided by supply and demand but the logic can be a bit

01:56:18.900 confusing when you're talking about um when you're talking about wages when you're talking about

01:56:23.780 labor. So basically the intersection of supply for labor and demand for labor decides what a wage

01:56:32.020 is and the supply of labor can be correlated to the unemployment rate. So basically as the

01:56:37.480 unemployment rate goes down, as the supply of labor decreases, the bargaining power of labor

01:56:46.220 increases and you're able to demand higher wages. So in effect, this rule around 6%

01:56:52.260 unemployment for the temporary foreign worker program is in effect as unemployment goes down 0.71

01:57:00.020 the government is allows you to flood the market with increased labor these are effectively scabs 0.91

01:57:07.480 right these are people that undermine the collective bargaining of labor that would

01:57:14.580 allow wages to increase. So as unemployment decreases and you would be able to demand more

01:57:23.120 money, the government says, no, flood it with Indians, flood it with infinite migration. We 1.00

01:57:28.100 need to keep wages low. This is what the temporary foreign workers program does in practice. This is 0.99

01:57:33.220 what all immigration does in practice. It depresses wages by artificially increasing the 1.00

01:57:38.060 supply of labor. All these people that say that parrot the lie that immigration is good for the

01:57:45.440 economy are just completely out of touch with reality. You'll have Becky, Becky, who works an

01:57:50.180 email job for the government, who lives in a gray box in the sky, who owns nothing, who owns no

01:57:56.680 property and has no hope of owning property, whose most expensive piece of, the most expensive

01:58:05.300 of things she owns is maybe a laptop a cell phone or maybe a small dog is saying immigration is good

01:58:11.740 for the economy how has immigration benefited you becky how has it benefited your property

01:58:17.880 has depressed your wages it has inflated housing out of reach and you keep parroting the lie from

01:58:24.080 the elites that immigration is good for the economy immigration is good for the economy

01:58:28.160 immigration is good for the elites the elites who benefit from higher asset prices higher housing

01:58:34.460 prices lower wages that's who benefits from immigration that's how it's good for the economy

01:58:40.820 it's good for the economy in the sense that there's more people here to consume 0.83

01:58:47.960 my vision for Canada isn't to have people from Mexico Punjab and Beijing in adjacent 0.98

01:58:58.120 boxes in the sky, all jerking off to internet pornography and ordering McDonald's because 1.00

01:59:08.800 that's all they can afford to do. But this increases the GDP. This is economic growth. 0.95

01:59:15.460 That's not my view for society. I want people to be able to get jobs with limited education

01:59:23.700 that can support a family this was the reality in the 40s and the 50s before mass immigration 0.93

01:59:30.320 started to become the the commonplace right you go right out of university get a factory job

01:59:37.200 buy a house start a family at 22

01:59:40.540 why is that impossible now

01:59:44.800 that's not acceptable for me you should be able to do that everyone should be able to do with that 1.00

01:59:52.660 that's what they stole from you instead we have infinity immigration from the third world we 1.00

01:59:58.000 import a bunch of scammers to take advantage of the social supports that we still have 1.00

02:00:02.180 and at the same time they're driving down your wages so you cannot support a family so you

02:00:08.880 cannot buy a house all the while they have every leftist in this country parroting the lie it's

02:00:15.760 good for the economy. We need it for the economy. No, we don't. Take your own side. Stop defending

02:00:24.080 the super rich that take advantage of the system for their own gain and indoctrinate

02:00:29.560 you to be their foot soldiers. I'm so fed up with this. It's not good for the economy.

02:00:38.260 We have to abolish that lie. Inflating the housing market, depressing wages.

02:00:45.760 This is not good for the economy.

02:00:49.520 The temporary foreign worker program importing more scabs as soon as the unemployment rate gets too low.

02:00:55.160 This is not good for the economy.

02:00:58.880 As well, it asks as an adverse incentive discouraging businesses from investing in capital,

02:01:05.360 investing in technology, automation, in order to make Canadian workers more effective, right?

02:01:10.020 That's the other option.

02:01:10.760 if you don't have enough labor, then you need more technology so that labor can be more impactful,

02:01:16.540 can be more productive. But instead, we just import people, temporary foreign workers to come

02:01:22.720 here and cover that gap. And as a result, there's a productivity gap growing between us and other

02:01:27.440 countries like the United States, because we don't, we have these adverse incentives that

02:01:31.300 discourage businesses from investing in technology. This is the next industrial

02:01:37.920 revolution that's on the horizon, right? It's automation and it's AI. It's automation that'll

02:01:45.080 hollow out blue collar jobs and it's artificial intelligence, which will hollow out white collar 0.86

02:01:50.080 jobs. And instead of preparing for that, we're just importing infinity immigration and making 0.93

02:01:57.260 these problems worse. We're going to be less capable of navigating the chaotic environment 1.00

02:02:02.000 that's coming in the 21st century because our elites want to maximize their own corporate 0.87

02:02:08.740 profits. So when they say immigration is good for the economy, what they're saying is immigration 0.75

02:02:15.160 is good for the elites and you can go fuck yourself. I'm tired of it. I think you deserve 1.00

02:02:23.740 to have a house and a wife and children. And your wife should be able to stay at home and raise your 1.00

02:02:33.740 children and make for a flourishing, productive society. Is that so radical? I don't think you

02:02:42.680 should be siloed into a box in the sky watching Netflix and doom scrolling and saying we're more

02:02:48.240 productive because Popeye's is a couple of bucks cheaper than it would be. Or Uber Eats is a little

02:02:54.720 bit more, a little bit less expensive because there's more people to drive around goyslop to

02:02:59.980 your front door. It's ridiculous. It's ridiculous. It's not good for the economy. It's bad for the 0.99

02:03:06.120 economy. It's bad for the Canadian people. They're not all doctors and lawyers. That's not my

02:03:12.760 experience. If there are doctors and lawyers, why is every gas station run by Indians? Why is every 1.00

02:03:20.340 Domino's pizza run by Indians? Why is every delivery driver, Uber Eats, Amazon, so on? Why are they 0.94

02:03:27.980 all Indians if they're all doctors and lawyers coming here? We need this elite capital to come 1.00

02:03:34.840 here and make our economy. We don't have enough doctors and lawyers. If that was the case, we could

02:03:40.500 make immigration much more temporary, much more transactional. Sure, we don't have enough nurses. 1.00

02:03:47.540 Let's take this claim at the surface level. If that's the case, then sure, you can come here

02:03:54.240 for two, five years, whatever it is. You're never getting citizenship. You're going to go back to 0.59

02:03:59.000 your country. We do need nurses. At the same time, we're going to make sure that we're producing more 0.98

02:04:03.740 nurses. There's going to be some lag, right? It takes years to train up people, to get them 0.77

02:04:09.080 through the education system, make sure they're qualified to be nurses or doctors or engineers or

02:04:13.580 whatever high education jobs we're lacking in the greater marketplace. It takes some time

02:04:23.460 in order to make sure that the government creates an environment so we can produce those. So maybe

02:04:29.260 we need some temporary, but it should be transactional. Yes, we'll give you a job. You

02:04:33.700 can stay here for five years, then you're going back. There's no permanent immigration anymore. 0.96

02:04:37.280 we just need some doctors then you're going back but they're not doctors and lawyers right

02:04:43.100 they're uber eats drivers they're working at hotels they're working at

02:04:48.780 fast food restaurants this is the reality we can see it in our everyday lives

02:04:54.240 and they gaslight us they're doctors they're lawyers

02:04:57.420 the lies like canadians just won't do the jobs

02:05:05.760 immigrants work harder than Canadians. Canadians won't do the job at that wage 0.90

02:05:12.560 and if we didn't have immigration artificially deflating those wages the wages would rise and 0.99

02:05:19.060 then Canadians would do the job. The reality is immigrants are willing to accept lower wages 1.00

02:05:24.000 because they're willing to accept a lower quality of life. 1.00

02:05:28.820 yes they prefer to live in a house with 15 other people in Brampton than live in India

02:05:36.820 because Canada is a better country than India

02:05:38.700 so just living here they're willing to accept minimum wage when you would want to 0.68

02:05:48.000 get paid 20 bucks an hour instead that drives down wages they're willing to accept less than you would

02:05:58.820 And you shouldn't have to accept less. You deserve a better life. But the capitalist class doesn't

02:06:06.920 like this. They want to maximize profit. They want to bring in the Indians in order to drive

02:06:14.880 down wages in order to improve their bottom line. And even when it comes to economic immigration, 1.00

02:06:22.340 if we were going to assume that the economic immigration, they were actually coming here to

02:06:27.220 the generous interpretation, the steel man interpretation, that they were actually coming

02:06:32.120 here to offer unique skills in our marketplace. Even then, of the permanent residents, which are 1.00

02:06:38.940 supposed to be economic migrants, almost half of them are classed as family reunification. These

02:06:44.980 people don't come here as individuals, right? They want to come here with their spouse. They

02:06:50.200 want to come here with their children. They want to come here with their parents and grandparents.

02:06:54.120 and the result is even for the the permanent residency extremes even if we're taking out

02:07:02.520 asylum claims and in temporary foreign workers and international mobility program and foreign

02:07:07.460 students even if we're just focusing on permanent immigrants almost half of them are family

02:07:13.780 reunification they're dependents so you have one immigrant that's offering unique skills a unique 0.54

02:07:19.980 job or whatever and then but they're bringing over their wife and their wife also needs a job 0.96

02:07:27.920 but she's not offering unique skills she needs to work at a fast food restaurant a quarter store

02:07:32.080 whatever they bring over their grandparents who are not going to work at all but they're going 1.00

02:07:39.200 to take advantage of our health care system they're bringing over their kids they haven't

02:07:42.600 paid into the system but they're going to take advantage of our education system for every one

02:07:46.560 person that's coming over five, six, seven dependents are also coming over and they're

02:07:52.500 competing with Canadian labor for jobs that we don't need extra labor for, or they're taking

02:07:58.780 advantage of our social systems, having not paid into the system at all. This doesn't make any

02:08:04.900 sense. This is what I'm saying. It should be transactional. If we need immigrants to fulfill

02:08:10.000 holes in the labor market, it should be temporary, transactional. They should go back home. That's it. 1.00

02:08:16.560 and even these there's logic around we need high skilled labor and stuff then you run into the

02:08:27.960 problem of brain brain their countries are bad because the best the most talented people are

02:08:32.720 leaving to come and make western countries worse they should just stay in their own countries

02:08:36.920 and make those countries better they also need doctors and lawyers and engineers back in india 0.93

02:08:42.000 back in china if we take all of them here how are those countries going to get better

02:08:49.080 if those countries don't get better they're going to continue to want to come here

02:08:53.220 so we don't need to steal their best labor i don't i don't agree with that let's raise our

02:08:59.160 own people up let their elite labor stay there i i don't agree with this libertarian notion that

02:09:06.040 we should be poaching the talent from anywhere no no no no we should be making our own people

02:09:10.940 better we should make talent here sure there might be some there might be some scaling problems to

02:09:16.960 get there we might have to use immigrants to cover the gap a little bit in certain situations

02:09:22.120 but ultimately the goal should be to produce our own talent here we have everything we have all

02:09:28.000 the resources all the human capital right here we just need to fix the environment the systems

02:09:33.660 to make sure those people succeed arthur what's going on

02:09:40.940 and the last thing i want to say is

02:09:44.440 why is declining population so widely vilified

02:09:49.720 they say we need immigration because our population is collapsing

02:09:55.280 because the boomer demographic is getting older and we don't have the fertility 0.99

02:10:01.520 rate to cover this but the reality is societies grow societies shrink that's very natural and

02:10:11.240 there are positive impacts that come from that and we're using immigration as a stopgap but

02:10:17.560 as a result these natural processes these natural adjustments aren't happening

02:10:21.980 when a population declines what happens wages go up because the labor market shrinks and

02:10:28.540 in the negotiating power goes back to the labor instead of the capitalist class

02:10:32.760 that's a good thing we could use that right now when a population shrinks there's less pressure

02:10:39.080 on on schools on health care when a population shrinks there's more housing available housing

02:10:44.000 prices drop we actually need a declining situation population in canada but instead

02:10:50.500 they artificially increase our population and make all of the problems in our society

02:10:54.620 worse or delay them becoming better there's nothing wrong with a declining population that's

02:11:01.020 a natural fluctuation in a society as the population shrinks housing becomes available

02:11:07.800 wages rise all of a sudden people are more able to reproduce they're able to buy a house for

02:11:14.260 cheaper they're able to start a family support that family their wife doesn't have to work

02:11:19.060 so she can raise the children so they instead of having one child they can have three and then as

02:11:24.360 a result, population expands. This is a natural cycle of life. But instead, we flood our country.

02:11:32.940 We depress wages. We make housing more expensive. We make communities worse. We discourage people

02:11:38.920 from having children. And fertility continues to decline. And what do we do? We import more people

02:11:43.240 and make the problem worse and worse and worse. There's nothing wrong with a declining population. 1.00

02:11:47.860 It's natural. Populations decline. Populations grow. You have to take a step back.

02:11:52.700 And even this notion that immigration makes our society younger, that it can correct our

02:11:57.980 population pyramid is a lie. The C.D. Howe Institute did a study. They found that despite

02:12:04.360 growing immigration levels, our average age has not reduced. It only reduced for like one year

02:12:11.360 there in like 2023 when immigration rates were so insane that they actually declined. If we wanted 0.98

02:12:17.740 to decline the average age of Canadian society, we'd have to be very strict about our immigration 1.00

02:12:22.480 policy we would have to only let in young families you know age 22 to 35 with young 0.99

02:12:29.280 children and not allow their grandparents or parents to come over as well because those people 0.81

02:12:33.680 draw up the average age and this is not what we're doing they tell us we need immigration to correct

02:12:39.280 our demo our age demographic issues in this country but their actions who they actually

02:12:45.440 let in are completely detached from that reality it's not fixing our population

02:12:52.480 uh our age demographics it's again delaying the problem and making it worse and worse and worse

02:12:58.300 the buck has to come due at some point

02:13:01.960 anyways i said i wasn't gonna rant about economics but i ranted about economics that's enough it's

02:13:13.820 been two hours let's see if you guys have any questions we can we can wrap things up i'm gonna

02:13:19.800 hate. I'm going to hate in the DMs for my Thanksgiving dinner choices. Turkey and pumpkin

02:13:25.920 pie. Turkey sucks. Turkey sucks, guys. That's my take. It's dry. It's mediocre. Chicken is better. 1.00

02:13:37.840 Beef is better. Ham is better. Turkey sucks. Totally overrated. I never eat turkey

02:13:44.060 at the holidays. That's my take. You know who I'm talking to.

02:13:49.800 i'm having ham this weekend and i'm gonna like it you can have your dry ass turkey 0.73

02:13:55.320 asian sensation 99 17 with the five dollar super chat have you ever been to a country with a high 0.58

02:14:01.480 trust society i live in canada canada is a high trust society i've been to other european

02:14:06.200 countries as well all high trust societies i i don't know if i've ever visited a low

02:14:10.680 trust society and i don't think i will why would i want to go to a low trust society

02:14:19.800 oh do we have another chat spammer while i was ranting vatorius with the 27.99 super chat thank

02:14:31.760 you for the generous super chat another w from the calgary team last week they engaged with pierre

02:14:36.060 and the cpc and this week it was max from the ppc when he was here our members asked him about

02:14:40.880 remigration and max that he supports great engagement great hustle i don't believe max

02:14:45.460 though he says he agrees with remigration we have to anytime a politician says that we have to follow

02:14:53.100 up what do you mean by remigration because to a lot of these politicians remigration is just like

02:14:57.680 deporting illegals like that's that's what the afd means when they say uh remigration so it's

02:15:03.920 easy to say they support remigration but force them to elaborate they're not willing to deport

02:15:10.020 citizens that aren't integrating then it's not it's not really remigration but keep up the great

02:15:17.540 work calgary i don't want to undermine i don't want to undermine our excellent calgary team i

02:15:21.180 love the boys in calgary but we have to keep maxim bernier accountable we can't let him get

02:15:26.260 away with saying taking taking advantage of our hard work when he's not really agreeing with our

02:15:31.880 ideas at the end of the day ask him would you revoke citizenship from people who would you

02:15:38.100 revoke citizenship from make sure you ask the hard questions trying to catch up on the chat do you

02:15:52.660 guys have any questions tonight or can i can i wrap this up can i wrap this up can i go say

02:15:59.380 hi to the dog can i get out of this suit and put back on my sweatpants

02:16:03.760 curl gain 416 bw2vb five dollars super chat a land value tax would do a lot to curb the growth

02:16:13.200 for growth shakes demand on capitalism and other corporatist reforms as well great ideas great

02:16:18.080 ideas. I appreciate it. Of course the black guy loves chicken. Who doesn't love chicken?

02:16:36.800 Chicken's a great meat. Don't bully me. And he plays for clubs at university. I haven't touched

02:16:45.940 with the touch base with the the team i don't know if we were able to register any clubs arthur

02:16:51.720 get canadian thanksgiving dinner arthur will definitely get some ham he's a good boy and he

02:16:56.840 deserves it he's all he's all healed arthur do you want to come on the show oh yeah you want to come

02:17:02.380 on the show arthur the people want to see you no don't wrap it up where's arthur bro

02:17:12.080 how much has membership increased i don't know guys it's been hovering around 3k for the last

02:17:19.040 few months if daniel is black i'm indian i don't know i i i'm so black guys look at me

02:17:29.840 Hey, Arthur's big entry.

02:17:43.980 Hello.

02:17:45.280 Arthur's all healed up and he's looking good.

02:17:48.340 He had a little skin tag removed from his eye and he lost one of his teeth.

02:17:53.740 But he's all recovered now.

02:17:56.500 We have to go back to the vet next week for a checkup.

02:17:59.440 but he was a good patient and he's all healed. He's the best dog. Everyone loves you, Arthur.

02:18:07.200 You're a star. I bumped into someone in Ottawa yesterday and he said, are you Daniel Tyree

02:18:16.280 from the Dominion Society? I said, yeah. He said, bro, I'm listening to one of your episodes right

02:18:22.380 now. He pulls out his phone. He shows me he was listening to Long Live Canada on his phone.

02:18:26.100 he says he says is that arthur i said yeah i don't walk another dog

02:18:33.900 it's crazy guys i'm getting recognized in the streets of ottawa average ottawa zoomer moment

02:18:42.860 arthur's tooth is good it's all healed up his uh his stitches are now falling out

02:18:52.380 he's the most handsome dog

02:18:54.020 man i must have ranted at you guys good no one has any questions tonight

02:18:59.460 actually the last guy that recognized me megan was not white it was a it was a native dude

02:19:18.260 and he was a big fan big fan

02:19:20.420 do you think we should emphasize the cruelty of halal kosher slaughter on the website i think

02:19:29.960 we can make some separate content about that i don't want to take up a bunch of text on our

02:19:33.820 website going on about halal and kosher slaughter but maybe we can make a video or something like

02:19:38.900 that i had a question you ignored it what the question say it again i don't know i'm not always

02:19:44.860 watching the chat. When is DomCon 27? Probably next summer. We all fell asleep. Really? Am I

02:19:54.960 that boring? Am I that relaxing for you guys? It is 1037 now. Sheesh. It's late, guys. Do you still

02:20:09.100 need YouTube mods? I sent an email to apply, but I haven't gotten a reply yet. I haven't looked

02:20:14.220 into it um and honestly it hasn't been that bad it was just that one week right it was just that

02:20:23.680 one week when a few people were going crazy on twitter it's usually pretty good does arthur bark

02:20:30.940 sometimes for the most part he's good in the back in the backyard he gets a bit territorial he does

02:20:37.260 a lot of barking in the backyard he doesn't like when people uh there's a building a big tall

02:20:42.320 building right behind us and he doesn't like when people are out on their balconies

02:20:45.440 but for the most part he's a very well-behaved quiet little boy

02:20:49.280 how old is arthur he turned three in june

02:21:01.600 so he's like three and a bit

02:21:05.720 okay i think that's it guys uh as a general reminder i do head to our website if you just

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Dominion Society of Canada - October 09, 2026

OSAP Scams, Quebec Election, Paris Riots ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 23

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