Dominion Society of Canada - Rachel Gilmore's latest meltdown, and John Diefenbaker's Legacy ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 12

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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

00:02:36.920 founder and chairman of the dominion society but tonight i'm just your host i'm just your host

00:02:42.320 we're here for another great stream go over what's been happening the last few days in the news talk

00:02:49.260 a bit about canadian history canadian identity you guys know the usual we're back with a normal

00:02:54.580 stream we were gone uh two weeks ago we had we had the boys on last week greg and ken tonight

00:03:02.300 it's just me you'll have to put up with just me rambling for a couple of hours uh but uh let's

00:03:10.800 get all into the the topics for today i want to talk a bit about my best friend my best friend

00:03:17.720 my number one fan miss rachel gilmore rachel i know you're watching i know you're watching

00:03:22.560 Apparently, you're a big, long-lived Canada fan.

00:03:26.000 Clippin, Clippin, reacting.

00:03:29.360 So today, all about Rachel Gilmore and her excellent little hit piece on myself, on the Dominion Society.

00:03:37.180 I also want to talk about John Diefenbaker.

00:03:40.860 This isn't exactly news, but there has been a lot of conversation on the good old Bird Box, on X.com, on Twitter, about the legacy of Sir John.

00:03:51.720 not Sir John, John Diefenbaker. And I just want to, I want to weigh in. I want to provide my

00:03:57.740 perspective because I think the Diefenbaker era of Canadian politics is very important for

00:04:04.060 nationalists to understand, but not exactly for the reasons some might expect. And then there's

00:04:12.300 a few other things I want to talk about, not touched on in the title there, but I do want

00:04:18.240 to talk a bit about the shell and plain statue in in aurelia that was recently removed and i want

00:04:25.420 to give you guys a little window into media relations there's a there's yet another hit

00:04:31.020 piece coming out on on me on the dominion society uh in the coming days our our our big uh our big

00:04:38.040 fans over at the hamilton spectator the one paper in the country that just loves reporting on the

00:04:43.860 dominion society is looking to run another piece on us so i'll give you guys a little window

00:04:48.920 into into what i have to deal with on a daily basis um but that's everything how's everyone

00:04:55.480 doing tonight how's everyone doing tonight it is hot and sweaty and humid in ottawa it is peak

00:05:01.880 swamp weather it's kind of miserable but i'm getting out of ottawa this weekend i'm getting

00:05:08.500 out of ottawa this weekend i'm heading down to montreal for a couple of days in the in the old

00:05:12.740 in the old city gonna gonna do some exploring gonna meet with some dominion society members

00:05:17.000 have some important important top secret meetings to be to be had uh a few days in uh montreal

00:05:25.560 before coming back uh and sweating away here in ottawa gonna be interesting tomorrow yes it will

00:05:33.140 be imperial how much are you paying the spectator it's not me paying the spectator aiden it's the

00:05:39.640 government. We know they're government drones, right? They're smear merchants.

00:05:47.700 Gilmore is making love letters to Tyree, to Daniel. You guys think she's into me? You guys

00:05:54.040 really think she's into me? Taking out Rachel for coffee when? Maybe that's why I'm going to

00:05:57.620 Montreal. Maybe that's the top secret meeting, guys. The much anticipated Gilmore x Tyree collab.

00:06:04.760 Do you think she'd have me on Bubble Pop? Should I reach out? Should I reach out? See if I can get

00:06:09.560 on Bubble Pop with Rachel Gilmore. 1.00

00:06:17.680 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:06:18.520 It's absolutely obvious. 1.00

00:06:19.960 Rachel is your son, dear.

00:06:21.440 Guys, I think I can do a little bit better

00:06:23.260 than Rachel Gilmore.

00:06:24.440 Come on.

00:06:24.720 You guys got to give me some credit here.

00:06:27.000 I'm a bit offended that you guys think

00:06:30.160 I can't reach a bit higher than Rachel Gilmore.

00:06:33.760 Come on, guys.

00:06:34.420 Come on.

00:06:35.480 The collab of the century. 0.92

00:06:37.280 Long live Canada ex Bubble Pop.

00:06:39.560 slammer pass. It's going to be a pass from me.

00:06:47.640 Exactly. You need an 18-year-old. Yes, yes. Breeding age. We need to be able to pump out 1.00

00:06:52.820 lots of white children, repopulate the Canadian race. Come on, guys. I can't be going for someone 1.00

00:06:59.380 who's hit the wall like Rachel Gilmore. Come on, guys. Come on. But enough of screwing around in

00:07:07.100 chat. Let's talk about the most recent hit piece from Rachel Gilmore and the goons over at the

00:07:16.620 Ta-Yi. Let's start off by listening to Rachel in her own words. Let's not even put words in her

00:07:23.740 mouth. Mr. Poliev stepped on the stage to address the Canada Strong and Free Network Conference in

00:07:29.000 early May. Some of the most prominent and most important establishment conservatives were

00:07:33.800 watching on. So too was an increasingly notorious Canadian nationalist who advocates for the mass

00:07:40.020 deportations of those he deems foreigners, which includes permanent residents and birthright

00:07:44.720 citizens from the country, Daniel Tyree. That's me. That's me. The increasingly notorious Canadian

00:07:54.240 nationalist, Daniel Tyree. He wants to deport permanent residents. He wants to deport birthright

00:08:00.620 citizens. He doesn't care. They need to go. She's absolutely right. And that's what I find

00:08:05.960 hilarious about Rachel. She talks about me as if I'm a supervillain here on the internet,

00:08:12.860 ranting and monologuing about my secret plans. Nothing's a secret. I'm an open book. My strategy

00:08:18.580 is out there from day one. I've said that the plan is metapolitics, that we're not a political

00:08:25.440 party, that we're engaging in the political process in order to normalize a set of ideas

00:08:30.760 that I said right from our launch video, that I want people to hear the word remigration,

00:08:36.420 understand what it means, and feel comfortable saying it. And Rachel's been very, very helpful

00:08:42.200 in promoting our ideas and promoting remigration. You guys might have seen the supercut I made of 1.00

00:08:49.620 her. How many times she said remigration, remigration, remigration throughout that

00:08:54.360 whole video. Even when I tell Rachel my plans, even when I tell her that I just want the media

00:09:00.220 to talk about, even if it's negative, I want the media to be talking about remigration,

00:09:04.360 normalizing this term, putting it out into the world. The guys over at the Hamilton Spectator,

00:09:09.480 the guy, the Rachel Gilmore, the folks over at the Taiyi, they listen to me and then they're

00:09:15.220 like, sure, Daniel, we'll help spread your message. We'll help tell everyone that's remigration, 1.00

00:09:19.580 what re-migration is because the reality is the more people hear this idea the more it sounds

00:09:25.320 good to more and more people right the reality is that the large majority of Canadians understand

00:09:31.100 that mass immigration has been a massive disaster for Canada and none of the politicians offer any

00:09:39.480 real solutions they don't even want to talk about reducing immigration for the most part 0.56

00:09:43.920 Carney's been doing it quietly but he never talks about it he never talks about it it's not a central

00:09:48.480 issue. We don't talk about the cultural impacts of immigration. It's only me. It's only the

00:09:53.840 Dominion Society. It's only us that are coming forward with the real solutions that Canadians

00:09:58.420 need. So yes, please, please call us racist. Please say that re-migration is so absurd that

00:10:05.120 he wants to deport people who are birthright citizens, who are here as birth tourists, who are

00:10:10.780 taking advantage of our immigration laws. Because when people read this and they say,

00:10:14.920 hmm that guy's got a point every time Rachel talks about us every time she makes a video

00:10:20.160 every time she makes a hippie more and more people sign up we had a huge spike in memberships

00:10:25.720 yesterday lots of people sending in donations people like what we're doing people like what

00:10:30.600 we're saying people like that we have a pragmatic professional approach to to shift the political

00:10:37.420 discussion in Canada and shift it back towards where it needs to be so let's look at let's look

00:10:43.440 a bit about her let's look a bit about her hit piece here she says a racist group is trying to

00:10:48.220 gain legitimacy in canadian politics rachel i have news for you we're not trying we're not trying to

00:10:55.160 gain legitimacy we're rapidly gaining legitimacy we're growing every single day we get more members

00:11:01.320 more donations more credibility i've had people donors reaching out to me like oh huge success

00:11:07.380 daniel when rachel gilmore is talking uh talking smack about you you know you're doing something

00:11:12.680 right Rachel doesn't I don't think Rachel realizes how much of a unifying force she is in Canadian

00:11:20.360 politics uh everyone everyone no one takes her seriously everyone's against Rachel Gilmore

00:11:26.980 I talk to people working for the government dealing with media relations I talk to people 0.92

00:11:33.240 in political parties everyone across the spectrum thinks Rachel is a joke and when she speaks about 1.00

00:11:41.540 us when she starts criticizing people. It just puts those people on more people's radar. So 1.00

00:11:47.900 here we go. The Dominion Society is part of an international far right movement proposing

00:11:54.060 mass deportation. She has a beautiful picture of me and my friend Martin Selner right here at the

00:11:59.060 top. And she goes on. This whole article is about two things. It's about me attending the Canada

00:12:07.360 Strong and Free Networking Conference, the big kind of conservative party event earlier at the

00:12:13.020 beginning of May. And then it's about me attending the Remigration Summit at the end of May. It's

00:12:18.700 about the big crime that I've engaged in this month has been attending conferences and politely

00:12:27.580 and pragmatically engaging with people in the media, people in political parties, other activists,

00:12:34.520 and advancing my political agenda,

00:12:38.060 my very reasonable, legitimate political ideas

00:12:41.140 in the right way.

00:12:42.520 I don't know how people like Rachel Gilmore

00:12:44.740 and the activists over at the Taiyi

00:12:46.360 would expect me to go about this.

00:12:50.280 That's the thing, right?

00:12:51.400 Everything in our playbook

00:12:52.660 is literally borrowed from the left, right?

00:12:57.320 We practice metapolitics, right?

00:12:59.420 This is a concept made by Antonio Gramsci,

00:13:02.560 a neo-Marxist, right?

00:13:04.220 where all of our tactics is being borrowed from what we see from foreign ethnic groups from the

00:13:10.200 left and we admit that they've been very successful transforming our society over the last

00:13:16.620 few decades over the last generation or so and we're like okay those guys are doing things right

00:13:22.320 the right is doing things wrong we're gonna start doing things like them and as soon as we do it

00:13:27.700 it's a problem it's a problem uh so yeah no i'm gonna continue to speak out about my ideas

00:13:33.500 confidently with passion and conviction because there's really nothing to be ashamed of

00:13:37.960 wanting to preserve your historic continuity in your country, reforming immigration pathways 0.99

00:13:46.100 in order to reverse pressures, reverse the flow of immigration, revoke citizenship from people who

00:13:53.340 should never have gotten in the first place. The thing is the real radicals here are the ones that

00:13:57.800 are rapidly transforming society against the will of the people. They try and call me a radical for

00:14:03.420 wanting to scale things back and return normalcy normalcy to our country i think that falls on

00:14:08.980 deaf ears people people more and more they were willing to go with this multicultural experiment 0.62

00:14:14.120 for a while they they it was naive it was hubris they thought it might work but more and more people

00:14:19.820 are seeing that it's failed it didn't work and they want solutions and the reality is it's not

00:14:26.860 enough to just scale back the numbers it's not enough to tweak a few programs we actually have

00:14:31.540 to reverse the flows of migration in order to restore what canada was when it was much when it

00:14:36.600 was a much better country the reality is our society is completely dysfunctional nowadays

00:14:40.960 it's our economy it's our culture it's our society housing is unaffordable health care

00:14:48.340 education systems are unaffordable these basic things that should be working in the service of 0.88

00:14:53.640 the canadian people just aren't working anymore and we're not gonna it's not gonna get better 0.78

00:14:58.760 just by ignoring the problem, it's not going to get better by tweaking some programs. We actually

00:15:04.360 have to take a completely different approach to how we manage immigration in this country and put

00:15:10.040 preserving our culture, preserving our social safety net at the core of everything we do.

00:15:15.280 So it really looks to me that Rachel was carefully working on this paper, this article

00:15:21.980 throughout May, because most of it is about the strong and free networking conference,

00:15:28.200 which again, that was May 7th. That was the beginning of the month. She's just kind of

00:15:32.520 tacked on this information about me going to the remigration summit to add to it at the last

00:15:40.080 minute, it looks like to me. So she goes through this whole thing. And I think all this crying

00:15:47.660 wolf, this is exactly how people like Rachel Gilmore has completely lost any sort of credibility

00:15:52.700 they had at any point um they they they they scream they cry wolf this is a big tragedy

00:16:00.840 and then you look at it and it's like oh he attended an event he talked to some people

00:16:06.320 like this isn't this isn't worth uh an article at all um and yet they give us all this free

00:16:13.160 coverage let's read some more of it uh as Pierre Polyev stepped onto the stage to address the

00:16:21.520 Canada Strong in Three networking conference in early May.

00:16:24.180 Some of the most prominent and important establishment conservatives were looking in.

00:16:27.460 So, too, was an increasingly notorious Canadian nationalist.

00:16:30.360 There it is.

00:16:31.660 Daniel Tyree.

00:16:33.480 I advance remigration. 0.81

00:16:35.340 It's a racist idea.

00:16:36.520 Blah, blah, blah.

00:16:40.380 And then she ties it back to the remigration conference, which, again, was a great event.

00:16:46.000 We got a nice super chat here from Trouble820 for $10.

00:16:48.820 Thank you so much for the super chat.

00:16:50.700 way to represent at the Remigration Summit great content keep up the great work we'll have lots

00:16:56.220 more content coming out as well I think you've noticed we've been dripping that out if you guys

00:17:00.620 haven't seen it yet I posted the full activist panel that I took part on while I was out there

00:17:05.300 in Portugal so you can see you can see how I represented the country how I represented the

00:17:09.660 organization if you're interested in that we'll also be dripping out more and more short form

00:17:13.100 content and we have some big things that are coming out that our buddy Greg is working on

00:17:18.140 editing now. We have an interview there with Uncle Jared, Jared Taylor. We have some more

00:17:24.420 interviews that Greg did with nationalists, activists from all over Europe. More and more

00:17:30.840 content will be coming out. So do check out the activist panel if you haven't already. You can

00:17:35.440 find it on our YouTube channel as well. But this is exactly like she's literally trying to report

00:17:44.280 on things that are public information.

00:17:46.360 I came on this live stream.

00:17:47.680 I told you guys all about it.

00:17:48.860 I told you all about what I was doing

00:17:50.640 at the networking conference,

00:17:52.700 our successes, our strategies,

00:17:54.940 what we were going about it.

00:17:56.460 And she's trying to report on it

00:17:58.740 as if it's extremism.

00:18:01.240 I'm just going to take a chance

00:18:02.520 to talk to people to humanize the,

00:18:04.860 excuse me, to humanize the organization

00:18:07.000 because so many people think

00:18:07.980 that we are radical and unreasonable.

00:18:10.880 Like this is the sort of radicalism

00:18:13.340 she thinks is unacceptable uh she she quotes this uh this activist from the global project 0.78

00:18:21.940 against hate and extremism the inclusion of remigration activists such as daniel tyree into

00:18:26.800 mainstream conservative spaces is unacceptable said wendy via ceo and co-founder of the global 0.99

00:18:32.380 project against hate and extremism these people are living in the past the reality is the world

00:18:38.540 is rapidly shifting towards an era of nationalism this is the this is the trajectory of global

00:18:46.800 politics in this modern age it's a it's a it's a reality of the waning power of the the the

00:18:55.040 americans as a global hegemon the shift to a more chaotic bipolar multipolar system you can see this

00:19:00.280 reflected even in mark carney's rhetoric it's a it's a complete transformation of the of the

00:19:05.480 post-nationalism of the Trudeau era back towards very much more nationalist rhetoric. And that's

00:19:13.680 just them adapting to the transforming era. No one cares about these organizations anymore.

00:19:19.860 The Global Project Against Hate, the Taiyi, Rachel Gilmore, these names, racist, extremist,

00:19:26.160 and all of these things. I'm grappling with politics in the current age. I'm grappling

00:19:32.800 with the real issues that have been caused by globalization, by mass immigration, by technological 0.75

00:19:38.880 change, enabling mass transportation of people that take advantage of our systems, the temporary

00:19:46.220 foreign worker system, the asylum system in ways that just wasn't possible a few decades ago.

00:19:51.780 And I'm offering serious, credible proposals on how to shift these things. And our ideas are

00:19:57.640 rapidly becoming more popular. And yes, our credible professional approach is going to appeal

00:20:03.940 to more and more people, more and more large backers. And as our ideas become popular, as we

00:20:09.780 become more and more organized, our pressure is going to become unavoidable for political parties.

00:20:16.220 And yes, they're going to start coming to me and asking me, how do we do this? What's the right

00:20:20.460 messaging? What's the right policy? Do you have ideas? How can we tweak this? I already have

00:20:25.440 people reaching out to me inside of political parties and it's only going to become more and

00:20:28.980 more and more and in the ankle biting the the the the scratching at my heels it only motivates us

00:20:36.880 it only helps spread our message it only brings more and more credibility to our approach

00:20:41.980 so i mean the the name calling in this article is extended to to to martin selner they try and

00:20:49.920 do this guilt by association thing neo-nazis uh uh extremists all these all these labels

00:20:58.160 that have just lost their power they've just lost their power so they're they're seething in there

00:21:04.220 that i was able to attend a networking conference that i wasn't barred that i wasn't kicked out

00:21:09.720 and to be fair i was i was a bit surprised myself i wasn't sure how they'd handle me i was i was

00:21:13.820 happy to see that they're they're open to to allowing these discussions on the most important

00:21:19.500 issues, the most popular issues facing our country today. And I will remind you, during that

00:21:24.080 networking events, the most interesting, the most, there was a clear appetite towards a new message.

00:21:30.680 Everyone is bored by Polyev's stale messaging on the economy and stuff. People were hungry

00:21:35.920 for a message on preserving our identity and culture. And the politicians are struggling to

00:21:43.100 catch up. We're ahead of the curve. We have the answers. We're bringing that perspective.

00:21:48.720 and it's only going to continue to take off more and more and more. Throughout this article,

00:21:54.880 she highlights how the remigration movement has been successful, how we've pressured

00:21:59.820 politicians in the AFD, how the Trump White House and different government agencies in the U.S.

00:22:06.320 are adapting to our rhetoric. She gives a great case study on how this metapolitical approach,

00:22:15.740 this activist approach to advancing the message is having an influence so yeah no i had a great

00:22:21.680 time at the remigration summit i had a great time at the networking conference and it's just the

00:22:26.440 beginning we're having our own event later this summer dom con 26 and we're bringing this this

00:22:32.720 exact same conference model to the nationalist space here in canada we're gonna we're gonna

00:22:37.400 bring in some of our friends internationally we're gonna bring together all the great minds

00:22:41.040 and Canadian nationalism across the country.

00:22:42.920 My friends, John Carter, my friend, Fortisax.

00:22:45.720 We're going to have speeches by myself

00:22:47.980 and the rest of the Dominion Society leadership

00:22:50.100 on our plans, on our ambitious vision

00:22:52.640 for the future of the country,

00:22:53.760 important discussions on identity,

00:22:55.880 on immigration reform,

00:22:57.740 on how we can advance our movement

00:23:01.720 from just a movement from just the outside

00:23:04.520 to actually the inside

00:23:06.700 and transforming Canadian politics.

00:23:08.020 So if you haven't bought your ticket,

00:23:11.040 yet. Make sure you're buying your ticket. We still have, you can go to dominionsociety.ca

00:23:20.380 slash domcon. You can get your tickets. We have two different ticket prices, the VIP, the standard

00:23:26.700 on an early bird sale right now. I think I'll keep those open probably till the end of the month.

00:23:32.520 Not quite sure yet. So get your tickets now while they're discounted. If you missed out on the

00:23:39.300 Remigration Summit, if you want a real networking conference, that's not, you know,

00:23:45.640 cuckservitism, that's not liberalism, that's actual nationalism. This is going to be the

00:23:50.360 event of the summer, the event of the year. You have to be there. It's going to be in Hamilton

00:23:55.040 on Saturday, August 29th. It's going to be a great event. You have to be there. Buy your

00:24:01.620 tickets today. Yeah, I don't know how much more there is to say there about Rachel. I really

00:24:07.500 appreciate uh one thing i found funny was there in the in the video she she says she's so shocked

00:24:14.940 that i could afford a 500 ticket to go to the the canada strong and free networking conference

00:24:20.040 rachel i have news for you your your video helped us raise more than that ticket price

00:24:24.820 like the our organization is growing rapidly right we're we're not i think what uh canadian

00:24:34.220 nationalism needs is a professional organization. We need to be able to connect financial resources

00:24:41.080 with activists in order to build a full-time staff that can work towards achieving our political

00:24:47.060 goals day in and day out. There's too many talented young men out there that are shackled

00:24:53.880 by, you know, they have to remain anonymous. They have to do this as a volunteer or in their

00:24:59.520 spare time. We want to unshackle those people from those financial restrictions and let them

00:25:05.920 fully embrace Canadian nationalism, push forward our movement and bring it right into the halls

00:25:11.340 of power. So that's exactly what we're doing. We have the financial resources to send me to

00:25:17.020 the Strong and Free Networking Conference. We have the financial resources to send me all the way

00:25:21.600 across the world to Portugal to take part in the Remigration Summit. And we're only getting more

00:25:26.840 and more financial resources. So yeah, no, a $500 ticket price is not a, it's not a big

00:25:32.860 issue for, for me there. Uh, Rachel, I appreciate your promotion to help us raise some more money

00:25:39.060 there. So yeah, both those events were great. I appreciate, uh, Rachel and the, and the folks

00:25:49.000 over at the tie for, um, for promoting that. I would have appreciated if they reached out to me,

00:25:54.660 they have my contact information. I can, I would have provided a comment, uh, uh, a perspective,

00:26:00.360 uh, offered my, uh, my advice, my, a few words, uh, to incorporate into their article. I don't

00:26:06.380 bite Rachel. I don't bite unless you want me to. Um, so, so please do reach out Rachel and consider

00:26:13.200 we should, we should connect. I'll be in Montreal. I'll come on bubble pop. We'll have a good time.

00:26:17.260 we'll have a good time um so yeah no uh uh you know as much as she wants to call me cruel and

00:26:25.520 and racist and all these other names you know we're happy warriors our movement is not built

00:26:30.940 in hate and intolerance our movement is built in a love for our people for our society for the

00:26:37.460 continuity of our culture it's built in hope for the future and optimism so you can keep calling

00:26:44.200 me names it's not going to deter me we're keeping we're plowing on forward we won't be distracted

00:26:49.900 from our goal okay yeah as i as i tweeted the other day we're gonna we're gonna once we have

00:26:57.200 enough money we're gonna buy out the tyree we're gonna rename it the tyree and we're gonna use it 0.57

00:27:01.980 to smear all of our rachel gilmore and all of our political opponents anyone who questions 0.98

00:27:05.980 remigration, I think that would be a much better use of this silly rag. And I find it pretty funny 1.00

00:27:16.460 that we have Rachel Gilmore and Jason Kenney uniting arm in arm to try and smear me and

00:27:22.960 Canadian nationalists. So no, we're proud to be associated with Martin Selner. We're proud to be

00:27:29.140 led into these conferences. We're proud to be participating in the Remigration Summit.

00:27:33.320 thank you for the free promotion rachel thank you for the free promotion rachel from from me to you

00:27:38.220 i appreciate it i i love that she's watching our show you guys think she's in the comments

00:27:44.560 asking questions we love that she enjoys the show we love when she talks about us we love

00:27:49.880 when she talks about remigration uh please do keep it up i really appreciate it um should we

00:27:58.000 should we get bovino on the stream i have i have his number we can call him up we can we can try

00:28:01.780 and do some sort of collab why doesn't the dominion society ever get back to emails and

00:28:10.760 messages i answer all of our emails and messages sorry i have a lot of i have a lot of work on my

00:28:15.580 plate i answer most of those things personally sometimes it will take a day a couple of days

00:28:20.120 sometimes it'll take a week but i will get back to you so i'm sorry for any delays uh we have a lot

00:28:25.060 of a lot of things up in the air there's lots to there's an ever-increasing amount of of work to

00:28:31.260 to keep up with um so i i apologize for any any delays but it's it's an answer's coming

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00:29:24.800 about Rachel uh the other thing I want to talk about tonight is John Diefenbaker

00:29:30.520 John Diefenbaker um so uh there there has been a bit of a discussion on on X recently about

00:29:42.800 uh John Diefenbaker some guys promoting uh Dief Boy Summer Diefenbaker Summer uh we had

00:29:51.480 jeff russ over at uh the the uh without diminishment that publication there he wrote an

00:29:58.480 interesting piece that kind of inspired me to talk about it this week this is uh definitely

00:30:02.880 a piece worth reading jeff russ the trouble with deep um but i think i don't want to talk too much

00:30:09.520 about jeff's piece but i would uh recommend folks go over to without diminishment and read this it's

00:30:14.840 a it is a it is a good synopsis of things but I think it is very important for nationalists to

00:30:22.140 understand the history of John Diefenbaker not because he's a template for our success

00:30:28.740 but because he's a kind of blueprint for the pitfalls that a nationalist government would

00:30:34.580 inevitably experience in things that we have to avoid so people that have been doing the readings

00:30:41.320 you're my favorites you're my favorites out there the guys that are asking for the reading

00:30:45.580 list and doing all the readings those are my favorites uh people that have that are on top

00:30:51.460 of their readings will know that uh this is this is one that's on there we got George Grant's

00:30:56.400 Lament for a Nation this is an important an important book that goes over the history of

00:31:01.960 uh the Diefenbaker government uh Grant frames uh Diefenbaker as the last Canadian nationalist and

00:31:09.940 while that's true to some effects, it's hard for me to consider Diefenbaker even a real authentic

00:31:15.660 Canadian nationalist. Grant's analysis is focused on Diefenbaker's role in pushing back

00:31:24.260 on Canada's sovereignty in an era of increasing domination by American influence. But that's

00:31:33.480 only a part of the overall situation to to to be a true canadian nationalist in my view is to

00:31:40.360 recognize the ethnic ancestral continuity that is canada to realize that our culture and our

00:31:49.320 identity is inextricably linked with the people uh that that ancestral continuity that stretches

00:31:56.140 all the way back that intergenerational continuity that stretches back to the the founders the

00:32:01.680 founders there, the founders of our country, the fathers of confederation, the pioneers

00:32:07.460 that settled and built this great nation, the French, the English, the Irish, the Scottish,

00:32:14.040 the earliest settlers that built up Canada.

00:32:17.200 And Diefenbaker, in that effect, is not really a nationalist.

00:32:20.600 In fact, he's very much started, laid the groundwork of post-nationalism that would

00:32:26.660 then be taken advantage of by by Lester Pearson Pierre Trudeau to transform our society so it was

00:32:36.100 it was like uh Diefenbaker was very much informed we have to take a step back and understand the

00:32:42.380 history of the situation right so Diefenbaker's predecessors was Louis Saint Laurent and before

00:32:50.240 him William Lyon Mackenzie King and through this period through the through the World War II and

00:32:55.700 afterwards, the liberals had dominated the halls of power. 30 years of liberal reign under these

00:33:04.040 two leaders. And they transformed our society, right? This is an era where before the World Wars,

00:33:10.800 the United Kingdom, England was the great power of the world. But through the World Wars, that

00:33:16.620 the United Kingdom declined in power as a result of their actions through World War II. And the

00:33:22.740 the United States ascended as the global hegemon.

00:33:26.000 And this had an impact on Canadian society.

00:33:28.680 It had an impact on the whole world,

00:33:30.960 transformed the normal politics towards this era of liberalism,

00:33:35.380 but it had an even more intimate impact on Canada

00:33:38.740 because we had that close tie,

00:33:42.020 that ancestral colonial tie with Great Britain.

00:33:45.400 And as they waned as the superpower,

00:33:47.860 instead of going off and standing on our own two feet,

00:33:50.700 we kind of replaced them with uh america and that was very much through the actions of will

00:33:56.580 william lyon mckenzie king king spent his career working in the u.s working with elite families in

00:34:03.280 the u.s and he brought that experience to canada as he took over as as our prime minister and he

00:34:09.380 worked with his minister of everything cd how to to closely integrate our economies with uh with

00:34:16.460 the united states and that's had huge impacts on our society that that deep did push back against

00:34:23.440 um but we have to understand before this there was there was things like restrictions on board

00:34:28.900 of direction directors ownerships over companies to make sure that they were rooted in canada that

00:34:34.000 they were manned by canadians uh deep and cd how they they repealed all these restrictions they

00:34:40.920 integrated our economy so closely with the United States that it transformed Canada's economy into

00:34:48.520 what Grant describes as a branch plant economy. So instead of decisions, economic decisions being

00:34:54.460 made in Montreal, in Toronto, in Ottawa, increasingly these decisions were happening in

00:35:00.340 Washington and New York because of the ownership of these companies became these multinational

00:35:06.560 american-based uh companies which which does benefit the elites which did stimulate the

00:35:12.020 canadian economy but it it hurt our autonomy our sovereignty so uh grant writes about this

00:35:20.600 his lament for the nation the last canadian nationalist john dieffenbaker because he pushed

00:35:25.280 back on the americanization of our society he stood for canadian sovereignty but at the same

00:35:31.800 time, Dief was very much informed by his own personal ethnic background. And Dief was, he was

00:35:38.860 half Scottish on his mother's side, but on his father's side, he was a German. That's where,

00:35:45.080 you know, his name, John Diefenberger comes from. And growing up, he had to deal with

00:35:49.780 discrimination and all this stuff because he wasn't seen as true a Canadian. So this really

00:35:55.920 informed his his time in office where he he's put forward this this concept of one canada not seeing

00:36:04.200 quebec and and english canada as two kind of distinct uh cooperating societies but he wanted

00:36:11.600 to put forward one canada not not only to to merge uh english english and french canada but also

00:36:18.620 to integrate all the other new European ethnic groups that had been migrated into Canada since

00:36:26.140 the early 1900s, you know, the groups like the Germans and the Ukrainians and the Dutch and

00:36:30.040 so on, all into this one, this vision of a one Canada. So we also started to repeal

00:36:39.160 immigration restrictions based on, that were based on countries, to liberalize the system

00:36:45.520 in this post-war period of American liberalism, he's the one that started stripping back these

00:36:53.180 immigration policies. He's the one that brought forward the Bill of Rights, this American-style

00:37:01.340 document that was the precursor to Trudeau's Charter of Rights and Freedoms. So it was very

00:37:10.260 much Diefenbaker this last Canadian nationalist who was stripping who started stripping away

00:37:16.100 the things that protected Canada's ethnic identity to to to make this kind of rights-based society

00:37:23.680 that transition power away from the parliaments and towards the courts that creates so much

00:37:29.160 dysfunction that we have here in in modern society he was also pushed forward uh things like 0.85

00:37:35.460 women into positions of power. He gave a key ministerial position to Ellen Fairclough, 1.00

00:37:44.300 who was actually briefly our minister of immigration, who was in charge with this

00:37:51.000 liberalization of our society. He very much was putting forward this progressive conservative

00:37:56.720 vision that would lay the groundwork for Lester Pearson and Pierre Trudeau. So

00:38:03.600 there's so many conservatives, right-wing Canadians that see Deif as a great example

00:38:14.920 that will say that he's our greatest prime minister. And I think this is really captured

00:38:18.860 in kind of partisanship because he did have electoral successes. There is things to learn

00:38:24.480 positively on that side. But at the end of the day, he was not a real nationalist. He was not

00:38:30.720 really a conservative he's progressive in a lot of aspects uh but the the most important thing i

00:38:36.960 think that we have to learn from from deep is the difficulties that he had and i think grant does a

00:38:43.020 great job of laying this out in lament and i would recommend you guys read it it's not very long it's

00:38:49.200 not very long this is like half forward it's only like about half this uh this length it's a couple

00:38:54.360 hundred it's a hundred plus pages so you have really no excuse not to read this and there's a

00:38:59.520 lot of important lessons there because he was elected to a minority government in the 50s and

00:39:07.220 then subsequently he was elected to one of the biggest majority governments in Canadian history

00:39:12.460 up to that point the largest one to be outdone subsequently by Brian Mulroney and he had this

00:39:19.880 massive mandate to really take Canada back in a different direction as I was mentioning earlier

00:39:26.420 He followed a long era of liberal reign where their whole kind of project was about integrating Canadian society with the Americans.

00:39:36.460 And he had this massive mandate really to push back on this transformation, to offer a different direction for Canada.

00:39:42.620 And while he did play a big game, speak a big game about pushing back and protecting Canada's sovereignty, he was ultimately ineffective at actually governing.

00:39:57.680 so we have to understand why that is um this often goes back to the kind of fundamental problem with

00:40:03.780 conservatives that they're not very good at wielding power that they want to strip back the

00:40:07.520 power of the state that they view power as a as a problem as an evil unto itself something that

00:40:13.140 needs to be minimized instead of something that needs to be wielded in our best interest so there

00:40:18.620 was kind of uh four main i think it's four maybe it's three four main problems that he came up

00:40:24.940 against that we will have to pitfalls that we will have to avoid in our eventual nationalist

00:40:31.360 government so the first one is he had a very disunited party um while he had a massive mandate

00:40:38.680 across the country a massive majority government uh his party was had very little experience in

00:40:46.560 governing due to the long time in uh of liberal reign um they were they were disunited on regional

00:40:53.960 issues. His team in Quebec was very much loyal to the provincial government of Duplicy.

00:41:02.100 They were not all on the same page, which made governing difficult. Despite having a massive

00:41:07.780 majority government, if the party is not unified around a central set of issues, a central ideology,

00:41:12.700 then it's very difficult to even manage your own caucus. So that's number one, a disunited party.

00:41:17.880 We need to have a very strong united party based on a clear moral philosophical foundation. So that's number one. Number two is he went up against a disloyal economic elite who are more interested in short term profits than defending the interests of Canadians.

00:41:34.300 These are the type of people that benefited from the integration with the American economy. And as such, as Deef was pushing back on American influence, he had pressure there from the economic elites to not go forward with these reforms. That's number two.

00:41:55.400 Number three is he had he had to deal with a hostile liberal, loyal bureaucracy.

00:42:02.920 So over the long reign of King and Louis St. Laurent, the entire civil service was staffed with liberals.

00:42:12.620 And when Dief took control, there wasn't a massive purge of the bureaucracy.

00:42:17.260 All these people that were reporting to ministers and so on were still liberal era bureaucrats.

00:42:24.460 the kind of steady state right this is this is the real deep state right it's not a conspiracy

00:42:29.380 theory there is a kind of bureaucracy that is in charge of taking their their orders from

00:42:37.400 the ministers and implementing those things and if they're not on side with the government if

00:42:42.800 they're not on side with the ministers you get this very dysfunctional relationship where they're

00:42:47.320 not actually implementing um the vision of the government where they're they're not doing so

00:42:53.440 as effectively as they could be. So this is the third big problem, the disloyal, the incompatible

00:43:01.260 bureaucracy. Another thing we'll have to keep in mind, if a true nationalist party were to take

00:43:08.160 power, and the last one is foreign influence. So in their case, it was very much the Americans.

00:43:13.820 In our case, it'll be much more complicated, because now there's influence from all sorts of

00:43:17.360 foreign powers in Canadian politics, the Chinese, the Indians, primarily, but all

00:43:23.160 sorts of different diaspora groups that governments abroad use and leverage to influence

00:43:28.060 our politics. In Dief's case, he was very much being pressured by the Americans. And ultimately,

00:43:36.140 he was basically couped by JFK and the American governments who leveraged American generals in

00:43:42.140 NATO, who sent political operatives to help Lester Pearson in order to get him elected.

00:43:49.540 And this all kind of culminates in the Beaumont missile crisis, which many people might be familiar with. During the Cold War, we needed a missile defense system to defend against the Russians. People will be familiar that we had our own Avro Aero system, which we wanted to arm with American missile systems in order to protect our airspace.

00:44:10.940 The Americans wanted a different thing. They wanted the Beaumont missiles, surface-to-air missile system that would be on Canadian territory but controlled by the Americans. So ultimately, John Diefenbaker turfed the Avro Arrow because they couldn't get the American weapon systems in order to make this project functional.

00:44:33.420 the afro arrow was you know a top of the line military product around the world that the

00:44:39.560 government sunk a lot of money into they ended up sinking them into to lake ontario um instead of 0.95

00:44:46.780 going forward with the project which destroyed the uh the the the economy in in brampton actually

00:44:52.880 in in in ontario uh and you had a huge flip-flop from lester pearson who was who was anti-war who

00:45:02.660 was a who was uh anti-nuclear weapons he flip-flopped to to get the support of the americans

00:45:07.880 in order to to take over um and to win the the subsequent election in 1963 um so these are the

00:45:15.540 the four main things that nationalists will have to learn from dieffen baker so i do think it's

00:45:22.600 very important to understand john dieffen baker in the history of that era not because we need

00:45:28.920 to emulate John Diefenbaker although there are some positives we can learn from him as well but

00:45:33.620 because of his failures he the the the problems that he faced the pitfalls that he faced have not

00:45:41.660 gone away they are something that we will come up against as we get organized as we transition our

00:45:48.340 movement from activism from meta politics into politics as we gain power as we take over the

00:45:54.360 government. These are still the pitfalls that will be ahead of us. And we need to be prepared. We

00:45:59.940 cannot make the same mistakes as John D. Baker and the progressive conservatives. We have to have a

00:46:05.960 plan to have a united party all singing from the same song sheet. We have to have a plan to deal

00:46:11.380 with our economic elite, to make sure we have a counter elite, a completely autonomous group

00:46:18.860 backing our movement so that we have pressure from alternative economic elites that support

00:46:25.880 our vision for the future of the country. And yes, patronage, buying this support will be

00:46:31.280 necessary in order to achieve this. We have to have plans in order to totally replace the civil

00:46:38.720 service or have our guys working through the civil service so when it's time to take power,

00:46:45.400 We can put our guys in charge. We can call the bureaucracy of people that are not loyal to our vision. So we have a cohesive unit, a political party, a civil service, an activist circuit that's all working together in tandem in order to achieve our political goals.

00:46:59.320 And we need to be wary of the influence of foreign powers, be it the US, be it Israel, be it

00:47:08.300 India, be it China. And we must have safeguards against all of these things because at the end

00:47:16.980 of the day, we will be challenging the dominance of American liberalism and pushing back on the

00:47:25.780 Americanization of the world, that we will be a sort of, we can be conceived as a threat on the

00:47:32.520 Americans' doorstep. And I do think that no matter what, some, you know, I'm pretty anti-American

00:47:37.460 as they go. I don't want to go too far in the wrong direction. Of course, due to the geography

00:47:43.240 of the situation, we will always have an important relationship, close economic ties with the

00:47:47.880 Americans. But we need to reset the situation so that our people are put first, that we have

00:47:55.380 sovereignty and autonomy within our own borders. Ultimately, we need to distance ourselves a bit

00:48:02.460 while still maintaining this relationship. So this is what we have to learn from the

00:48:06.520 Diefenbaker era. I do recommend Lament for a Nation. The guys that are doing the readings,

00:48:12.540 my favorite guys who are doing their readings, if you're not doing the readings yet, please

00:48:15.960 send me an email. Info at dominionsociety.ca. You can request the reading list. I'll send you.

00:48:23.160 it's like six or seven books that that i recommend to get up to speed on canadian history

00:48:28.520 canadian identity right-wing politics uh political theory and so on for those that are even more

00:48:36.000 interested in the the dieffen baker era i have another book here i have another book here that

00:48:41.220 i recommend this is a bit longer and it's for the it's for the nerds the big blue machine this

00:48:47.420 this is a nice it's a nice big book and it's it it follows some of the Diefenbaker era but through

00:48:53.940 the lens of uh Dalton Camp and Norman Atkinson who who built the advertising machine that would

00:49:03.160 uh fuel provincial conservative parties around the country and eventually uh John Diefenbaker's

00:49:09.760 campaign team. So this is a very cool behind the scenes look into how the people not in the

00:49:19.400 spotlight, how the advertisers, the campaigners built a system, built processes, built strategies

00:49:26.200 that were able to flip governments around the country and ultimately fuel Diefenbaker's massive

00:49:33.700 campaign wins. But also the struggles that happened afterwards when Diefenbaker was refusing

00:49:39.220 to step down and and ultimately hurting the party I do want to say a couple positive things about

00:49:44.800 Deef because he wasn't all bad he wasn't all bad he did have aura he did have aura he did he was a

00:49:51.300 great or order a great speaker he he would uh you know there's there's so many keynote clips out

00:49:58.440 there of him he'd have he'd have he'd be in front of the the array of mics with notes all over his

00:50:04.240 table. He'd speak off the dome, not having prepared speech, just having an array of notes

00:50:12.360 to draw upon. He was a great speaker. He was a great campaigner. A big part of his victory

00:50:17.640 was because radio technology, early television technology was starting to take off in the

00:50:23.640 admin behind the big blue machine. And John Diefenbaker's charisma was able to take advantage

00:50:30.980 of it in a way that Louis St. Laurent, old Uncle Louis, old Grandpa Louis wasn't able to take

00:50:37.220 advantage of. So it is a bit of technological change that I think we're already at the cutting

00:50:42.040 edge of. We're the ones that are taking advantage of social media. We're the ones that are taking

00:50:45.340 advantage of live streaming. We're the ones taking advantage of all this new technology. We're the

00:50:50.120 ones at the cutting edge of this. I think we're already living by the example that you can read

00:50:56.120 up in in the big blue machine and then finally we have to say that he he was the champion of the

00:51:02.760 red ensign he was the one once he once he stepped out of power once uh lester pearson took over and

00:51:09.300 started his tirade to to erase and snip away at our roots to replace our flag with the ugly

00:51:15.860 soulless maple leaf he was the one to stand up for this uh for the red ensign to to saying

00:51:25.480 powerful things that that the flag does not that does not represent our people uh she's no flag

00:51:31.920 there's no national flag at all so there is there are there are things to like about D if he was a

00:51:38.240 passionate speaker in effective order a champion of the red ensign but ultimately it's more important

00:51:43.500 that we understand the the struggles and the pitfalls of John Diefenbaker than it is that we

00:51:49.280 that we emulate and try and copy him so that's what I have to say about John Diefenbaker it looks

00:51:55.320 like i have a super chat here lots of super chats whoa i'm behind uh asian asian sensation 9917 for

00:52:02.880 ten dollars if remigration was successful successfully implemented in the near future

00:52:07.080 how would canada negotiate large care returns with countries like india and china without

00:52:10.660 triggering diplomatic retaliation and trade no this is a huge part of it this is a great question

00:52:15.500 um maintaining trade relations uh leveraging trade relations maintaining diplomacy will be

00:52:22.720 a crucial aspect of remigration we have to keep everything on the table it's not about worrying

00:52:28.220 about triggering diplomatic uh retaliation it's about instigating diplomatic uh uh and trade

00:52:36.120 negotiations leveraging our resources leveraging everything we have and working with like-minded

00:52:41.560 countries that are going through the same thing to to increase our leverage we're going to be

00:52:46.380 going through an era where remigration is not just a canadian movement right it's going to be

00:52:50.560 happening in the United Kingdom. It's going to be happening in the US. It's going to be happening

00:52:53.720 in Australia. It's going to be happening across Europe. And we need to be forming unions with

00:52:58.460 these countries in order to exert even more leverage, even more pressure on countries like

00:53:04.880 China and India. Ultimately, I think these people are going to respect that Canada is waking up,

00:53:11.240 that the West is waking up, that we're not going to be taken advantage of anymore. They will take

00:53:15.420 back their people. They are their people at the end of the day, even if a piece of paper says

00:53:20.280 they are or they're not. So diplomacy, trade relations, it's all going to be wrapped up

00:53:26.300 in the re-migration scheme. It's not about saying, take back these people and then seeing what they

00:53:33.700 do. It's about saying, we're shutting down all trade. We're cutting you off from critical

00:53:37.680 minerals. We're cutting you off from critical resources. We're not going to do trade with you

00:53:42.820 anymore if you're not going to take back these people. They're going to take them back whether

00:53:47.380 they like them or not we're going to send them on the the komagata maru v2 uh that they can deal

00:53:52.900 with a bunch of you know starving people on on their shores if they're not going to if they're

00:53:58.060 not going to play ball it's not our problem it's theirs it's their people not ours uh trouble 820

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00:54:33.920 of these old style pickup trucks. That's my dream car. I'd love to have, I can't name you the year.

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00:55:09.180 okay okay now i want to talk to you uh about another great historic canadian figure

00:55:19.640 everyone's whining in the chat about someone i i'm funded by the indian government

00:55:26.640 that's bizarre um so another another uh big story i want to talk about

00:55:39.720 is uh this happened in aurelia this week so champlain monument quietly removed

00:55:49.560 from storage locations. So there was a great statue here in Aurelia out in central Ontario

00:55:59.640 of a great man of Canadian history, Samuel de Champlain. And Champlain has been removed.

00:56:10.180 It's been a source of controversy. The city council there has been going back and forth on

00:56:14.900 this for a long time. It was put in storage. It was taken out of storage. Now it's

00:56:19.540 been put back in storage um for a while there it was tarped up uh and defaced uh i saw i saw a great

00:56:26.700 uh edit this week of some young activists who went down to to orillia who who who got under

00:56:34.500 the fence there who removed the tarps from champlain who freed champlain um but subsequently

00:56:40.720 the the the municipal government has stepped in and removed uh champlain again and this this is

00:56:47.800 all based on these narratives that um champlain was somehow an oppressive figure to indigenous

00:56:54.760 people and this couldn't be further from the truth like the are there's this systemic

00:57:03.620 pressure to tear down our statues remove these statues all over the country and this is this

00:57:10.960 has really been on our radar since we did the bring back mac demonstration in hamilton on victoria

00:57:15.940 today we've had people from all over our membership uh and on social media reaching out to us to

00:57:20.940 inform us of more and more statues being removed there's there's the one in uh toronto of uh king

00:57:26.820 edward vii that's uh that the council there is is looking to relocate you might have seen one of our

00:57:33.600 one of our brave members there matthew baker in in toronto shout out to matthew uh he stood up

00:57:39.940 ahead of the Infrastructure and Environment Committee this week to speak on behalf of our

00:57:46.540 heritage, our identity, defending the statue and saying that it should not be removed. Now we have

00:57:53.500 this situation in Aurelia with Samuel Champlain. And the whole thing is so strange to me because

00:57:59.600 these people are so historically illiterate. They target these people who are great champions

00:58:05.180 of Canadian history. And I think Ryerson's another great example of it. They remove him because he's

00:58:10.800 like the father of residential schools or something when really he played a very limited

00:58:15.460 role in residential schools and actually was quite a progressive man for his time, a champion

00:58:22.220 of public education, which is something that I think most leftists agree with, a service that's

00:58:28.680 become standard in Canada that's his real legacy so to tear down Ryerson statues uh because of 0.56

00:58:35.800 residential schools it's so historically mal-informed and I think it's even worse

00:58:42.080 in the case of Champlain Samuel de Champlain for those who don't know is is one of the closest

00:58:48.640 things I could say I can think of when it comes to like a mythological hero of Canadian history

00:58:54.260 and that's because uh we're not even quite sure what he looks like there's only this one

00:58:58.460 small drawing of him let me see if i can pull it up quickly um there's no actual historic um

00:59:06.060 so so if you if you if you look into champlain you'll find many pictures like this of him like

00:59:14.020 this and like this and so on um but really we don't know what he looks like this is the only

00:59:19.340 real drawing here um that we have of champlain

00:59:23.180 this this one drawing and we have this whole mythology around him based on based off of this

00:59:30.960 one image and it's so strange to want to tear down um his statue due to his um role in colonialism

00:59:42.000 or whatnot uh for those who don't know champlain was the father of new france he's one of the

00:59:46.340 earliest explorers and settlers of Canada. He was the man that dedicated his life to creating

00:59:54.600 a permanent settlement for France in the New World, in North America.

01:00:02.020 A great hero of Canadian society who explored and mapped, who created some of the earliest maps of

01:00:11.100 what would become Canada, establishing the permanent settlement of New France, which would

01:00:16.380 become Quebec City. A great man who suffered, who epitomizes so many important Canadian values of

01:00:23.960 communication, of leadership, of compromise, of noblesse oblige, suffering alongside of his men,

01:00:29.360 going through the harsh winters, developing the processes that made permanent settlement in

01:00:35.740 in north america and canada possible but a big part in what sets champlain apart from different

01:00:43.920 european settlers at the time was how he dealt with the indigenous people with the the first

01:00:49.440 nations people at the time because people will be familiar with the history of america the very

01:00:55.200 bloody history of the settlement of of uh the united states champlain very uniquely for the

01:01:01.460 time took a very different approach he didn't he didn't seek conflict with the indigenous people

01:01:07.580 in fact he worked collaboratively with first nations people he would he would he made important

01:01:15.060 trade relationships with with with them which made uh settlement in the new world a viable

01:01:21.740 financial project in order to attract more investors to support his passion for establishment

01:01:28.440 of a permanent settlement of new france he he worked with them and fought alongside them against

01:01:35.660 other violent tribes who were who were who would torture their their victims who would who would

01:01:42.720 who were cannibals who were who were who um they didn't just step in and use their superior

01:01:49.440 technological might in order to erase these people they worked collaboratively they they

01:01:54.080 would settle with them. In fact, they would trade, they would send some of their fellow

01:02:00.960 Frenchmen to live and learn the language of these different indigenous groups. They would take in

01:02:05.320 the children of these different groups. Samuel Champlain himself adopted multiple First Nations

01:02:13.280 daughters. He never had children of his own, but he raised some young indigenous girls as if they

01:02:21.480 were his own so so champlain the memory of champlain represents the very unique history of

01:02:28.200 canada this this this alternative to uh different styles of colonial settlement that embraced that

01:02:37.120 worked with that learned from the first nations people like i think he is a very beautiful

01:02:43.760 representative representative of canada that that that symbolizes uh collaboration communication

01:02:52.100 leadership and all these values that are still important to us and to just to tear down his

01:02:58.020 statue like not enough people know who sean plain is not enough people know his his story

01:03:05.400 his unique perspective on how settlement should have happened his his important role in the

01:03:11.640 creation of canada and now we have radical activists tearing down his statue and making

01:03:16.840 recognition of him more difficult it's it's so backwards it's what what was he perfect no of

01:03:25.180 course not no no man is no historical figure is but he was representative of the a lot of good

01:03:32.620 that people should be proud of in canada and to tear down his statue because of colonialism because

01:03:38.920 uh because he might have had poor relationships with one uh tribe while he had good relations

01:03:46.920 with others like it's it's so short-sighted it's so un-canadian really i think again that

01:03:54.740 champlain is a very progressive figure for his time um his willingness to collaborate instead of

01:04:01.720 uh instead of conflict is something that's truly beautiful and truly unique about canada's

01:04:07.640 identity. So it's very disappointing to see the Aurelia City Council tearing down this monument

01:04:13.960 instead of protecting it, instead of defending it. This is not something we should take sitting down.

01:04:20.240 Unfortunately, we weren't able to stop them from tearing it down. But none of these decisions are

01:04:25.060 final. And in fact, I think we should be working actively towards people in Ontario will know that

01:04:31.200 later this year, there's going to be municipal elections across Ontario. And I think that's a

01:04:35.080 huge opportunity for us to hold some of these councillors, some of these mayors, some of these

01:04:39.980 city councils to account for their un-Canadian, for their anti-Canadian actions, for their actions

01:04:46.120 tearing down our history, our heritage, hiding the great heroes of Canada's past, great legacies.

01:04:55.100 So while the statue has been removed, I think there will still be opportunities for us to

01:05:00.240 pressure city council to do better and to to increase our leverage especially as we approach

01:05:05.160 the municipal elections this year when they're most vulnerable when they're most worried for

01:05:09.080 their jobs when they're when their jobs are literally on the line this is when we can create

01:05:13.360 pressure and controversy and and really force them to to show their hands to show to reveal how

01:05:20.140 anti-canadian hateful these people are intolerant for our past our history um and make them do better

01:05:27.720 so uh if you're interested in champlain i i would recommend i read a great book on him it's called

01:05:37.120 champlain's dream it's a kind of biographical uh story following champlain throughout his life

01:05:43.160 his the the his exploration of canada and north america the roles he played in in getting the

01:05:50.500 necessary financial support to to build a permanent settlement here his his struggles

01:05:55.020 to survive in the new world. The conflicts between English and French before Canada was

01:06:04.700 established through the 1600s. It's a beautiful window into pre-confederation history because a

01:06:10.020 lot of people, they only think about our roots going back to 1867 when really our roots go

01:06:15.100 all the way back to the 1600s. Myself, I'm a 12th generation Canadian. My ancestors arrived

01:06:21.840 in in the south shores of montreal in 1649 jean brodeur um so our roots go much deeper so

01:06:29.560 understanding our whole history not just not just going back to confederation but going back to

01:06:34.040 the earliest settlers and and the struggles and trials that they went to to establish canada i

01:06:39.320 think that's all very important to really understand who we are and where we came from

01:06:43.380 so i really recommend that book uh sean plain's dream it's another big fat book uh it takes a

01:06:51.620 while to go through but it's a really cool case study on canada's history pre-confederation

01:06:56.740 okay i forgot to have myself a glass of water a sparkling water here

01:07:03.980 uh my voice is getting kind of dry i might not be able to go so long guys i might not be able

01:07:10.500 to go so long um i will start taking some questions briefly i want to talk to you guys

01:07:18.600 about one other thing again it relates to dom con i i will start uh tracking your questions if

01:07:29.240 you guys want to send them in um which one is this okay so uh the another incoming hit piece

01:07:39.000 another incoming hit piece from our friends at the spectator for the hamilton spectator

01:07:44.380 uh here's here's here i received this very bizarre email today from them

01:07:50.380 uh and i want to give you guys a window into the into what i have to deal with

01:07:54.900 on um on a daily basis

01:07:57.940 so i received this email here i don't know if you guys can read this

01:08:09.000 so what from one of the reporters uh i received fallon hewitt from the spec

01:08:13.720 i'm reaching out as i'm working on a story about the conference that the dominion society is

01:08:19.320 planning to host in the hamilton area in late august in light of the news that the event is

01:08:23.960 slated to be held here the mayor has said messages of hate and intolerance are not welcome in this

01:08:29.300 in city facilities and that she would be encouraging private facilities and event

01:08:33.920 spaces to send the same message our other organizations are working on a collaborative

01:08:38.780 strategy to respond to the conference including speaking with private venues about the planned

01:08:43.580 event in providing information on anti-racism resources as well as the dominion society

01:08:48.280 to members of the public i'm hoping to get a comment from the dominion society about the event

01:08:52.900 as well as the response from city and local organizations to the news that it will be held

01:08:57.560 in the area also i had the following question does the dominion society have an event space book

01:09:02.980 how many tickets have been sold why did the dominion society pick hamilton my deadline is that

01:09:09.100 is today as soon as possible i have to drop everything in order to respond to this person

01:09:13.520 so a very strange email like we they literally are showing their entire hand they're they're like

01:09:25.880 the municipal government government funded activists and government funding media are

01:09:32.880 all collaborating to try and get your event canceled because we disagree with your political

01:09:37.600 views it's absolutely absurd it's absolutely absurd we have to keep in mind the hamilton

01:09:43.080 spectator is a property of the toronto star which receives exorbitant uh government funds they

01:09:49.240 mentioned a bunch of community groups uh activist organizations which again are probably not for

01:09:53.980 profits again funded by the government as most non-for-profits are that aren't the dominion

01:09:58.600 society and they're working with the mayor to try and shut down our event making sure we're not in

01:10:03.000 any city city-run municipal uh uh venues and and actively encouraging private businesses not to

01:10:10.340 work for us. Why? Based on our political views. They accuse us of hate and intolerance when that's

01:10:17.300 exactly what these people preach. These people call us names. They talk about how terrible and

01:10:22.160 immoral and evil we are. They literally are telling private businesses that they should

01:10:27.500 not tolerate. They should be intolerant to our political views. What did we do? We don't preach

01:10:32.200 a message of hate or intolerance at all. We embrace our roots, our identity, our ancestral

01:10:39.900 continuity and we look to protect this through political activism through advocating for

01:10:45.420 legitimate political policies as any other activists would there's nothing hateful or

01:10:52.120 unreasonable about the dominion society and these people are all working all working in tandem

01:10:57.740 together and they they reach out to me can you give us more information how many people is going

01:11:02.200 to be how big is the venue where is the venue going to be have you have you yeah i'm not going

01:11:06.520 to give you guys information on our own uh venue so you can shut it down you guys can do your best

01:11:15.240 do your worst try and get us shut down here was my response to the uh to the spec i said

01:11:21.520 i said fallon domcon 26 is a premier political action conference that will bring together our

01:11:29.260 members supporters and patriotic canadians from across the country to discuss the direction

01:11:33.180 of Canada and practical political solutions to the challenges facing our nation.

01:11:37.760 The conference reflects our ongoing commitment to peaceful civic engagement,

01:11:43.040 community building, and constructive political participation.

01:11:45.620 We are disappointed with the comments made by Mayor Horwath.

01:11:48.840 It is inappropriate for a public official to suggest that law-abiding Canadians

01:11:52.400 should be discriminated against based off of their political views.

01:11:55.280 Such rhetoric advances a culture of intolerance and political polarization

01:11:58.320 that undermines the democratic discourse

01:12:00.100 and risks creating a hostile environment

01:12:03.260 for our members, supporters, and attendees.

01:12:05.920 The mayor should withdraw her remarks,

01:12:08.840 apologize for them, 0.64

01:12:09.940 and focus her attention on addressing

01:12:11.820 the serious challenges facing Hamilton

01:12:13.780 rather than targeting peaceful political activists

01:12:17.440 exercising their democratic rights.

01:12:19.980 We will be withholding any further details

01:12:22.280 on the event and the venue

01:12:24.460 due to left-wing terrorism

01:12:26.040 enabled and encouraged by biased reporting from outlets such as the spec we reject your framing

01:12:31.160 that protecting canada's historic continuity and cultural and culture through immigration policy

01:12:35.840 is somehow hateful or intolerant a simple message to the loser activists trying to cancel our event 0.99

01:12:41.220 do your worst you incompetent jobless morons so i tried playing nice with the spec guys we've been 0.99

01:12:49.020 back and forth a few times they keep writing articles about us they keep uh smearing our 1.00

01:12:54.340 organization, defaming our organization, printing falsities about us. I tried playing nice with

01:13:01.780 them. I tried collaborating with them. I'm done with that. These people are incompetent,

01:13:08.240 disingenuous, anti-Canadian. They're working actively with activists that hate me, that hate 1.00

01:13:16.400 our organization, that hate Canada, that hate our identity. We're done playing nice. And that's

01:13:21.480 exactly what they're doing. They're trying to enable, they're trying to encourage, they're

01:13:24.980 trying to foster a hostile environment. This is jeopardizing the safety of nationalists in the

01:13:31.500 area. That is jeopardizing, they're trying to dehumanize and normalize attacks on us in order

01:13:39.600 to push forward unfair narratives, to have their people harass private venues in order to pressure

01:13:47.260 them to to to get us cancelled they can do their worst everything they try is going to backfire

01:13:55.120 i don't care maybe they get our our venue cancelled maybe they do we'll find another venue

01:14:01.460 everything they do all the reporting all the persecution that they do is just going to

01:14:06.000 backfire on them bring it on this is the role of the dominion society we're making canadian

01:14:11.800 nationalism uncancellable the more that these people treat us unfairly the more that they try

01:14:17.460 and persecute us discriminate against us for our legitimate political views the bigger that will

01:14:23.100 grow the bigger the bigger dom con will be the more stories you write about this the more tickets

01:14:28.420 will sell the larger venue sure one might cancel us we'll find another one we'll find a bigger one

01:14:34.340 we'll find someone that's on side with us we'll find someone that says what they're doing is wrong

01:14:39.140 You guys should have your event. We're going to make this event go through no matter what. So bring your worst. You guys, your time is done. We know that you are weak. We know that you are incompetent. We are building a stronger organization. We are bringing together the brightest minds, the best activists.

01:14:58.220 we have we have larger and larger backers we're getting stronger and stronger by the day

01:15:05.100 and the reality is we have nothing left to lose you have stolen our past from us you have stolen

01:15:12.700 our future from us you have destroyed our hope we are restoring pride in our society we burnt the

01:15:20.580 boats we have nothing else to lose you can't take anything more from us so yeah try and shut down

01:15:25.540 our venue. Try and get our event cancelled. It's only going to blow up in your face. It's only

01:15:30.780 going to get bigger and bigger and bigger. We will not be deterred. We are fighting for something

01:15:35.780 larger than us. We have a cause that transcends the individual. We are fighting not only for our

01:15:41.580 ancestors, but for our descendants. We're done. We are unshackled from our earthly tethers.

01:15:49.700 you cannot you cannot discriminate against us we will not be canceled do your worst

01:15:56.760 we're ready for anything dom con will go on so that's uh that's all i have to say about that

01:16:05.600 so watch out for another um another uh another hit piece there in the spectator we're not going

01:16:12.580 to tolerate this kind of left-wing terrorism and that's exactly what the the media is working in

01:16:17.540 collaboration with these activists to try um and to try and facilitate absolutely unacceptable

01:16:23.680 but they can try they can try that's only gonna as as governments persecute dissidents dissidents

01:16:31.940 just get more popular it reminds me i'm gonna nerd out guys i'm gonna nerd out you guys know

01:16:40.280 i'm a harry potter fan and it reminds me of harry potter and for those that that that know the

01:16:46.180 prophecy of of the boy who lived it could have been it could have been neville longbottom it

01:16:53.060 could have been harry potter it was it was the actions of voldemort that marked harry as his

01:17:00.440 equal that locked them in in in perpetual combat well because not what neither could live while

01:17:07.380 the other survived and that's exactly what the government does they by attacking us by persecuting

01:17:13.100 us, by discriminating against us. They give us the power to defeat them. They label us as the

01:17:20.120 rebels, the dissidents. They give us the power, the notoriety in order to push back on their

01:17:26.920 devious, un-Canadian vision for the future. So yes, I welcome it. I welcome it. I welcome 0.99

01:17:34.320 attacks from the media. I welcome attacks from municipal governments. I welcome attacks from

01:17:38.360 these radical activists, the more they attack us, the more they empower us to destroy them.

01:17:44.440 And that's exactly what we're going to do. We are going to bring our movement straight into

01:17:48.500 the halls of power. We are going to learn from the mistakes of the past. We are going to use

01:17:53.060 their persecution to topple them, to take back power, to take back our countries. So 0.91

01:18:00.520 that's the story. That's what's going on. I'll answer some questions. We'll wrap up.

01:18:07.380 I don't know if I'll do a rant at the end.

01:18:09.460 We've done lots of rants today.

01:18:15.500 Let's see if I can start getting through some questions.

01:18:18.740 Dead air, dead air, dead air. 0.98

01:18:38.360 long live Canada there's no surrender thank you for the super chat Saskatchewan guy h2g

01:19:00.260 thanks for the 1399 super chat we really appreciate all the financial support

01:19:05.880 um how long does it take to get onboarded as a volunteer i applied months ago and never heard

01:19:14.980 back i'm eager to get involved um i appreciate your patience we do have a backlog of over a

01:19:20.720 thousand calls we're working to get through it it really depends on where you live um right now

01:19:25.580 we have more active onboarding activities going on in like nova scotia in in uh in a lot of parts

01:19:32.020 of Ontario, in Alberta, on Vancouver Island, in pockets around the country. If you live in one

01:19:39.480 of these areas, you will get onboarded faster. If not, I do appreciate your patience. I don't have

01:19:47.800 a time to give you. It really depends on where you live. So we will reach out. It might take

01:19:54.820 some time. We're working on getting more and more efficient, bringing on more and more people to

01:19:58.340 help with this onboarding process um but i appreciate your your your patience we will get to

01:20:03.840 you deport aiden kenny he's a leftist thank you for the three dollars but we're not deporting

01:20:11.340 aiden aiden's a top guy aiden's a top guy i know your name aiden i know your name rachel might not

01:20:18.160 know your name but i know your name aiden uh what are the dominion society opinion on the monarchy

01:20:24.620 I think the monarchy is an important institution in Canadian politics.

01:20:28.220 I think it's good to have a certain level above the partisan to unite the country that

01:20:33.900 entrenches us in our roots and traditions.

01:20:36.520 I'm not a big fan of the current monarchs.

01:20:38.580 And I kind of like the idea of installing our own in Canada monarchy to replace the

01:20:44.140 governor general.

01:20:44.960 But I'm generally pro-monarchy.

01:20:47.340 I was a big fan of when Mark Carney there brought the king to do the speech from the

01:20:52.020 throne.

01:20:52.240 I thought that was a beautiful, uh, traditional ceremony that, uh, made me proud, made me proud

01:20:58.060 to be Canadian. Quebecois candidates are literally just attention seekers. Nobody likes French people

01:21:03.440 in Europe. Oh, that's not a question. That's just anti-Quebec bigotry. We don't like that. 1.00

01:21:09.880 Daniel, do we have a hedge against the government going scorched earth and banning, debanking you?

01:21:14.980 Again, they can, they can try and persecute us. We will only grow stronger and stronger. We have

01:21:20.220 alternative banks. We have alternative payment processors. We have allies all over the world

01:21:24.860 that have already gone through this situation. We'll have backup plans for all of this. Yes,

01:21:29.380 it would be a hiccup. Yes, it would be a difficulty. It is inevitable that they try

01:21:34.220 and persecute us, but we'll only continue to grow as they continue to attack us. As I was just saying,

01:21:39.920 that's a national front corp. I'm not completely certain what they're doing. I think it's good to

01:21:44.960 have more organizations doing different things in the national space. It looks like they're

01:21:49.980 looking to provide more kind of services to different nationalists. I have been in touch with

01:21:54.540 them. So I like what I see from them. I like people doing different and innovative things

01:22:00.580 in the nationalist space instead of just everyone doing the same thing. I think it's good that we

01:22:05.180 have different approaches. So I'm liking what I'm seeing from them and I'm eager to see more.

01:22:10.720 Another super chat from CunninghamBear76.5. Let's get more individuals postering and putting up

01:22:16.200 those stickers yeah we have more and more volunteers coming on every day and we're going to

01:22:20.360 move on soon we're going to be starting to drop literature in in mailboxes not just putting up

01:22:24.720 posters not just putting up stickers but going direct uh to people with um with uh flyers and

01:22:30.500 mailboxes that's the next step that'll be that'll be taking off uh uh this summer

01:22:36.580 when's the jared taylor interview dropping i don't know once once greg finishes editing it

01:22:43.660 um we'll have it as soon as we can we will have it as soon as we can i don't have an exact date yet

01:22:49.020 are trudeau incarnate treasonous i think so i i think uh mass immigration has been

01:22:56.260 very anti-canadian i think it can easily be called treason

01:22:59.320 is it okay to just do online stuff such as promotional media um yeah yeah we need we need

01:23:08.060 an army online we need an army in the streets we need we need people putting up posters we need

01:23:12.220 people doing research. There's a lot of different jobs that need to be done. It's especially helpful

01:23:17.440 when people can help make our digital content, help make new graphics, memes, videos, edits,

01:23:23.680 clips, all these things. So if you have these sort of, if you can be a full service internet

01:23:28.580 warrior, if you can do more than just retweeting and sharing, if you can do more, that's even more

01:23:33.720 helpful. How will you be celebrating Somali Heritage Month? I will not be celebrating

01:23:40.660 Somali Heritage Month. There is no Somali heritage in Canada. Canadians aren't Somalians.

01:23:47.200 This is a, is this a, is this a hot take? Is this a hot take? We don't need a Somali Heritage Month. 0.93

01:23:53.280 Thoughts on the BC Conservative election? We'll have to wait and see. We'll have to wait and see.

01:23:57.620 It looks like KLF is already throwing nationalists under the, under the, under the bus

01:24:03.520 after getting support from guys like, like our friend Max Genest. They threw him under the bus

01:24:09.120 when they were questioned about him so i don't like to see that they did some pandering

01:24:12.280 got got the support to win the nomination there and now they're they're backtracking

01:24:17.380 tacking to the center that's a that's a recipe for disaster for conservative parties so we'll

01:24:21.480 have to we'll have to wait and see i when i don't when is the bc election i don't even think it's

01:24:25.780 for a while so do you watch moose on the loose no i don't i don't should i um should i i don't

01:24:35.880 i don't watch a lot of the the kind of slop creators to be honest

01:24:40.300 i try and read i try and i try and stay in the nationalist space

01:24:46.520 do a daily show like moose on the loose uh moose on the loose does not run a full

01:24:53.280 national organization he just runs a youtube channel so uh uh it's not really fair to compare

01:24:58.920 me to to him i i have a lot more on the go than than just a youtube channel guys what are the

01:25:05.060 plans for the first year anniversary will there be special pins or otherwise for consecutive years

01:25:09.620 of support when is the subscription going monthly um we we do accept monthly donations you can you

01:25:15.460 can make a monthly donation on our website already um we are still planning our uh our our our plans

01:25:23.120 for for dominion day for the one for the one year anniversary we will release that soon i think we'll

01:25:27.900 be doing some some traveling to an area of the country we haven't been yet um and yeah we will

01:25:33.100 have we we are in the process of designing a new pin for our two-year members so there will be a

01:25:37.980 new exclusive piece of merch this guy's reading my mind what would be the first law you pass a

01:25:49.440 moratorium on immigration undoubtedly we have to close the doors and then start dealing with

01:25:54.000 the problem the first step is definitely a moratorium

01:25:57.140 Jacobite restoration of Canada maybe maybe no we're focused on remigration we don't need a

01:26:05.380 remigration that's the goal he's in sensation 9917 with a $10 super chat last question would

01:26:12.840 John D what would John Diefenbaker say about today's Canada will you invite Rachel Gilmore

01:26:17.800 to DomCon have a good night I appreciate chatting with you I can't I can't predict what John Diefenbaker

01:26:23.600 would say about today's Canada.

01:26:26.060 I hope he would benefit from hindsight

01:26:29.240 and see that many of his restrictions,

01:26:33.080 his reforms were naive

01:26:34.200 and led to the destruction of our Canada.

01:26:37.680 Rachel's definitely not getting invited to DomCon. 0.98

01:26:40.340 We don't need media going around 1.00

01:26:43.700 and doxing people and doing stuff like that. 0.53

01:26:47.760 I don't want Rachel to be there at all. 0.98

01:26:53.600 what stickers do you have? You can find them all on our website, shop.dominionsociety.ca.

01:27:02.240 Here, I'll pull them up. We have a few different...

01:27:09.060 Oh, no. I share screen. We have a few different designs you can get, a few different quantities.

01:27:16.580 here you go we have the nation of immigrants slash settlers we have the the answer to mass

01:27:25.300 immigration is remigration we have crest stickers and then we have these remigration now stickers

01:27:29.900 so you can buy them all on our website shop.dominionsociety.ca how can people help the

01:27:35.420 first step is to to sign up as a member head over to dominionsociety.ca slash join and sign up as a

01:27:41.220 member that's how you get involved in our organization we have a bunch we have a bunch

01:27:44.800 of different volunteer teams that you can get involved in depending on your skills. It could be

01:27:47.860 putting up posters, distributing flyers, helping out with events. It could be helping us make

01:27:51.720 propaganda and media content to share on the internet. It could be research and policy. We

01:27:55.320 have a bunch of different volunteer roles depending on your skills. What volunteer roles

01:28:00.620 are you looking for in most recruits? The same answer, the same answer. Whatever your skills are,

01:28:05.180 we will make use of them. So we have kind of four main volunteer teams that we try and sort

01:28:10.380 people into online activists frontline boots on the ground folks researchers and propagandists

01:28:17.300 those are our four main channels depending on what you're good at do you know approximately

01:28:23.560 when lit will start mailing out we are getting stuff printed right now we'll start rolling it

01:28:30.560 out in certain areas that are high high degree of competency to test our systems before rolling it

01:28:38.280 out to more and more teams around the country so um i don't know sometime in june though

01:28:43.780 jared the subway guy no no no jared the japanese guy

01:28:48.600 thank you for the super chat clnsber 699 no surrender has a ring to it it certainly does it

01:28:58.760 certainly does

01:28:59.520 one of the polos coming back in the shop ken is restocking the the polos tonight he he got the

01:29:08.040 delivery earlier this week he's going to update the website those are an exclusive product just

01:29:12.020 for our volunteers um so if you've been onboarded as a volunteer you'll be able to buy a new polo

01:29:17.820 shirt uh you know tomorrow who you vote for in ontario i can't stand forward um it's too it's

01:29:31.740 way too early to be making decisions on on who to vote for right now we we focus on shifting the

01:29:36.660 conversation um shifting the overton window uh decisions on who to vote for for election time

01:29:42.860 and we're we're we're far away from that we don't even know who's going to like lead the

01:29:47.040 the liberal party and stuff like that we can't make decisions on who to vote for them

01:29:50.180 thank you for the huge super chat Cunningham Bears 76 uh we appreciate the $50 super chat

01:30:09.980 that's huge thank you so much for the support thank you so much for the support that does

01:30:13.220 that is a huge help I do want to remind people that that that YouTube takes a huge cut out of

01:30:19.440 all the super chats. Uh, so if you do want to make us donation, especially the larger donations,

01:30:23.540 please go to our website, dominionsociety.ca slash donate and make a, make a donation there.

01:30:28.340 So we, so it goes directly into our coffers instead of YouTube takes like a third of it out. 0.62

01:30:33.340 It's a, it's ridiculous. How was Portugal? Portugal was great. Uh, it was, it was such a

01:30:39.580 great opportunity to meet our contemporary activists from around the world. I was a bit

01:30:43.980 sick the whole time. So I put a damper on the trip. I didn't get to explore and stuff. Uh,

01:30:49.280 as much as i would have liked but it was a great experience it was a great opportunity to meet

01:30:54.120 uh our people and to see how they do things in europe they do things big

01:30:57.660 thank you for the five dollar super chat volunteer in terms of putting up posters and dropping off

01:31:04.180 flyers into mailboxes how does one inquire about posters and flyers i am already a volunteer if

01:31:09.120 you're already plugged into our volunteer organization then we have point people in your

01:31:12.880 in your area that we distribute um materials to and then they're responsible for distributing

01:31:18.620 things to to the other local volunteers so it depends on where you are um but if you're locked

01:31:24.180 into your local group chat then you will be um then you can send a message right there and ask

01:31:29.780 if uh if your point person has things available to to provide what uh to provide to you

01:31:35.800 who would you invite speakers for domcon um we already have a few speakers announced

01:31:43.440 there's a few more that we will be announcing i can't tell you any secrets yet megan come on

01:31:48.100 you keep asking me about secret plans when i announce plans i'll announce the plans you have

01:31:53.540 to be patient we've already announced uh ken myself greg fortisax john carter many more to

01:32:00.360 be announced soon what media presence will there be at domcon if any um we haven't decided that

01:32:16.520 yet i think we'll might have like special special areas to members uh for for media we we need to be

01:32:22.660 able to control access protect the privacy of our our members and attendees um so we'll have to

01:32:28.100 balance that with media coverage we'll we'll probably have some more favorable media um people

01:32:33.160 like our friends at western standard people like our friends at juno stuff like that who we can

01:32:38.240 give a little bit more of a leash to because we know they're not insane uh anti-canadian

01:32:43.060 anti-dominian society activists um for for other media that want to cover it we'll have to be a

01:32:48.040 bit more careful what's the short-term goal what's the long-term goal the short-term goal

01:32:52.980 is to normalize re-migration the long-term goal is to achieve re-migration

01:32:57.140 are you working with anyone in government yes i talk with people in government all the time

01:33:06.560 all the time we're we're just uh people on the ground floor though we have to keep working our

01:33:12.020 way up and up and up within parties within governments is pursuing government housing a

01:33:19.000 good or bad policy i think there there is room for government involvement in the housing sector

01:33:23.360 much like we saw in the post-war period in order to to provide uh large levels of housing but i

01:33:28.680 think the most important thing is remigration that's going to be massively deflationary on

01:33:32.220 the housing um the housing market um which will lower costs which will make it more accessible

01:33:38.820 for everyone so remigration is always the priority that'll have huge impacts on our it'll increase 0.97

01:33:44.760 wages it'll decrease housing prices it'll make housing more available remigration is the solution

01:33:50.140 to all of our problems what is the current membership size where we're getting close

01:33:56.960 to 3 000 members we haven't quite got there yet do you have any groups in northern new brunswick

01:34:04.980 area we haven't launched operations in new brunswick quite yet i hope we can do so later

01:34:09.220 this summer but we we don't have anything rolling yet anywhere in new brunswick unfortunately

01:34:13.200 when can we follow in ireland's footsteps uh it's always difficult to have these mass

01:34:21.160 demonstrations here in canada just because we're so spread out such a small population across a

01:34:25.020 such a small such a large land mass um but we'll have to wait for those those key moments

01:34:31.160 to really motivate normies and wake them up we're going to be there organized in order to steward

01:34:36.920 things to keep things professional to keep things effective but it's hard to predict uh when that

01:34:41.620 sort of mass mainstream movement is going to happen right it's uh it's about those uh triggering

01:34:46.720 moments are we close to a tom sock giffy now i know who's behind critical connect now i know

01:34:56.360 i know who you are i don't know i don't know critical connect i have i have a lot of stuff

01:35:02.880 to do giphy is not at the top of my list favorite person you met in porto it has to be martin

01:35:10.000 selner he's a big he's a big uh he's a big inspiration for me but it was it was great to

01:35:14.680 meet afonso gonzalves it was great to meet uh dries van langerhoeven a lot of these guys are

01:35:20.440 are such an inspiration uh such effective activists uh people to to to live by thoughts

01:35:29.220 on indigenous canadians uh you know they're they're an important part i want to i want to

01:35:34.600 see a grand collaboration between the first nations the the the the franco canadians the

01:35:39.980 anglo canadians uh on on the on a grand uniting around remigration to to rediscover our roots

01:35:46.080 that brought us together the three founding peoples of this country um that's uh that's my 0.98

01:35:51.380 that's my short take uh the our relationship with the indigenous has always been very dysfunctional

01:35:56.720 i don't have the all the solutions but i i hope we can find a more perfect way to work

01:36:00.740 together through this grand collaboration on remigration

01:36:16.080 oh my god okay guys i'm getting thirsty i don't know i don't know i think i have to wrap this

01:36:23.440 up soon it's getting late any groups in none of it yet i don't even think we have i i think

01:36:33.320 i don't even think we have a member in none of it maybe of one member so uh there's no

01:36:37.820 no organization up there okay okay guys i think that's it i think that's it for tonight um

01:36:54.840 i wish i had something to drink i wish i had something to drink

01:37:01.000 people going on about jesus and jews and stuff the chat is unhinged

01:37:09.180 that means it's time to wrap it up um uh my parting thoughts for you tonight my last message is

01:37:17.680 let's see if i have this

01:37:22.320 um we must we must embrace beauty we must embrace beauty for for a long time the left

01:37:36.400 were was the side of creativity of the artists of beauty

01:37:41.760 but they've they've lost that mantle right they offered freedom which attracted these

01:37:49.900 free-minded people these artist types which launched them forward and gave them control

01:37:55.420 over culture which created these downstream effects which which laid the foundation for their

01:38:01.700 absolute social dominance in our society but they've they've given up that mantle right they've

01:38:07.760 become institutionalized they've they've gone too far you can see it in modern architecture

01:38:15.760 modern art everything they do is boring soulless and it's because they now view beauty

01:38:24.080 they view nature as oppressive as fundamentally wrong as something evil uh as a as as a disparity

01:38:34.060 that needs to be equalized right and the right the the the conservatives the establishment right

01:38:41.640 the the the right liberals pierre polyev uh in this types they're not there to pick up this

01:38:49.380 mantle because they're even worse right they're these boring nerds they're they care about you

01:38:54.900 know numbers and tax rates and and cutting and cutting and cutting nationalists have to take up

01:39:02.720 this mantle of beauty, of art, of culture, we are the ones who believe in beauty, who believe in

01:39:14.580 nature, who accept humanity as they are. The reality is the left has become anti-human, right?

01:39:21.560 They view everyone as an individual abstraction, as a number in a spreadsheet, as an interchangeable

01:39:28.140 economic unit that can be replaced by with anyone from anywhere they're inherently a soulless

01:39:36.200 movement and we as the ascendant nationalist right we have to embrace this vacuum we have to take

01:39:46.200 our mantle we are the ones who accept natural hierarchy and as such we we can accept beauty

01:39:53.660 because we accept ugliness we we can accept strength because we realize weakness we can

01:40:02.540 we have a unique opportunity to embrace and restore the soul of our nation because we

01:40:11.160 believe in the nation these people don't even believe in the nation let alone the soul of the

01:40:16.080 nation so we can't while we have to put forward intellectual ideas policy politics we can't be

01:40:26.340 lost in that we also have to make space for art for creativity for beauty this is how we'll create

01:40:35.380 the permeating cultural change that will allow nationalism to be ascendant that'll create

01:40:41.000 cultural hegemony that'll that'll institutionalize our ideas our worldview

01:40:47.880 into perpetuity we need to embrace beauty we need to embrace glory we we we understand glory

01:40:57.800 and sacrifice that that we cannot have the light without the dark that there are these differences

01:41:05.120 that there is reasonable discrimination, that there is natural, there's nature and there's

01:41:12.420 nurture. These people reject nature. They reject the natural. They reject hierarchy. They think

01:41:17.860 everything's nature. They think everyone's the same. They think everything's equality.

01:41:22.460 No, beauty comes in inequality. Beauty comes in sacrifice. To have light, you need to have 0.84

01:41:29.160 darkness. This is a natural hierarchy, natural differences, natural discrimination. And we have

01:41:36.640 to embrace these ideas. We have to embrace beauty and heritage and sacrifice. We can't just be all

01:41:44.100 about ideas and policy. We need to be a well-rounded movement. We need to have space for artists,

01:41:51.500 creatives in order to transform the outlook of society. So that's my simple message for today.

01:41:58.200 embrace beauty embrace art understand that there is light and darkness there is weakness there is

01:42:06.180 strength there is beauty there is ugliness we must become beautiful we must become strong we must

01:42:14.200 become the best version of ourselves we must take the space that they are giving up as they push

01:42:20.980 forward this anti-canadian anti-human vision for society we are the ones that are rooted we are the

01:42:27.880 ones that understand that nature exists, that historical continuity is how we stay rooted

01:42:40.420 in the past into the future, that differences between people exist and are a beautiful aspect

01:42:48.580 of life. So that's my simple white-pilled message for you today. Thank you for joining me tonight.

01:42:55.440 tune in next week for another episode become a member of the dominion society

01:43:02.080 make a small donation if you can afford it we are ascending we are ascendant our movement

01:43:11.100 our ideas we have the solution that the country needs we will not be deterred by radical activists

01:43:17.940 by Rachel Kilmore, by journalists, by mayors, by governments. They can try and clamp down on us,

01:43:26.140 but we will only become stronger. They mark us as their equal, as their opponent, as the only

01:43:34.160 people that can destroy them. We will win. And most importantly, long live Canada.

Dominion Society of Canada - June 11, 2026

Rachel Gilmore's latest meltdown, and John Diefenbaker's Legacy ｜ Long Live Canada Ep. 12

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