Greg Wycliffe - Can we trust Brian Lilley of the Toronto Sun？｜ Controlled Op 21

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00:01:00.000 Good evening, everybody. Welcome to Controlled Opposition, episode 21.

00:01:11.500 I'm your host, Greg Wycliffe. We have a great show planned for you this evening.

00:01:15.800 We're going to be talking about, of course, the one and only Toronto Suns starlet,

00:01:20.040 the conservative journalist, Brian Lilly.

00:01:23.640 And we're going to be watching some of his more recent subversive behavior

00:01:27.200 and also some of his subversive behavior from the past.

00:01:31.160 And I'm going to be talking about the aftermath

00:01:33.000 of what we're dealing with right now in Canada.

00:01:35.840 You know, I was someone who was very hyped up

00:01:38.440 about this by-election with Max Bernier in Portage Lisger

00:01:44.180 to get back in the House of Commons.

00:01:45.940 And of course, he lost big time.

00:01:47.860 And I was also very excited for the Toronto election

00:01:51.080 to get Chris Skye in as mayor.

00:01:54.100 And he also lost big time.

00:01:56.040 There's a lot of thoughts and feelings I have around that that I think are important to share.

00:02:00.660 And of course, like I said, with Brian Lilly, he's another great example of somebody who is, I think, leading us astray in the Canadian news landscape.

00:02:10.260 I hope everybody is doing super well.

00:02:12.680 You're going to have to bear with me because I feel like I'm having a seniors moment right now.

00:02:19.760 I don't know what to tell you.

00:02:23.220 And I'm very out of sorts today, but we are going to make it work.

00:02:28.780 I haven't streamed in a few weeks, so I'm like, I got to get on here.

00:02:32.140 I got to talk to the folks.

00:02:33.560 I got to let them know it's happening in the world of subversion in Canadian politics.

00:02:37.780 There's actually a lot of other things going on when it comes to subversion.

00:02:41.320 Let me tell you, there's no shortage of it.

00:02:43.200 There's a lot of weird things going on with people at the Daily Wire.

00:02:47.380 And they're like, well, where did wokeism come from?

00:02:49.260 We have no idea where wokeism came from.

00:02:52.320 And Jordan Peterson's like, we don't know where wokeism came from.

00:02:55.580 And it's like, Jordan Peterson, you are a professor, a very well-read professor.

00:03:02.100 And I went to university and I can even tell you where wokeism came from.

00:03:05.420 It came from the Frankfurt School in Germany.

00:03:08.340 You know, that's where Karl Marx came from.

00:03:10.180 So it's very weird that all these people at the Daily Wire are talking about wokeism,

00:03:14.000 but I have no idea where it came from.

00:03:16.200 But that'll be another episode.

00:03:18.280 It's an episode I'm very, very excited to get into.

00:03:21.460 But I'm going to talk about the Brian Lilly stuff in a bit.

00:03:27.040 I'd like to kind of get people up to speed with how I'm kind of feeling

00:03:33.520 and how I think people should be feeling after these two big losses,

00:03:36.800 after these two big L's in the by-election with Max Bernier

00:03:42.460 and then, of course, with Chris Sky.

00:03:45.240 And I'm just going to – I wrote a Twitter thread last week about this kind of like ideas.

00:03:50.540 So I'm going to use that as a guide and kind of add to it as I go.

00:03:56.920 So Max and the PPC lost big last night.

00:04:01.300 And along with Chris Guy, although Chris Guy did get a lot of official votes on the ballot.

00:04:07.900 And you hate to see it.

00:04:11.700 I'm just going to keep that for myself.

00:04:13.100 You guys don't need to see that, right?

00:04:14.220 Yeah.

00:04:15.560 So we lost.

00:04:16.920 Okay?

00:04:17.280 We lost.

00:04:18.060 We're losing.

00:04:19.140 We are losing.

00:04:19.800 As people who oppose globalism and globalist policies, we oppose the UN, we oppose the Sustainable Development Agenda, we oppose all of these things, and we're losing.

00:04:31.440 We're losing big time.

00:04:33.460 There might be some wins here in the cultural arena with things like Josh Alexander or Billboard Chris where we're seeing more people come into the fray and start to fight against these social issues.

00:04:45.860 but when it comes to being someone who opposes globalism and trying to gain institutional power

00:04:52.560 we are losing big time um but you know a lot of people desperately or kind of in a frustrated 0.99

00:04:59.980 sense they'll blame it on these dumb voters you know these these they're they just gotta smarten 0.99

00:05:05.720 up these dumb voters just gotta smarten up they they gotta they gotta you know they gotta be more 1.00

00:05:10.660 intelligent like me. And I got to tell you, this is not a smart approach. This is not a smart 1.00

00:05:17.200 approach because people, sorry to break it to you folks, people are not going to magically

00:05:20.580 become smart. People are not going to magically get it. And something that politics thrives off of

00:05:28.260 is this sort of lowest common denominator, harsh truth about reality, which is, and I've said this

00:05:35.300 maybe before on the show, but, you know, 80% of people, the majority of people are sort of like,

00:05:41.200 you know, medium to low intelligence type people. And if you are following and watching control

00:05:48.020 opposition, there's a good chance you might be part of that 20% who's a little bit more high IQ,

00:05:52.980 a little bit more engaged, a little bit more knowing or paying attention to what's going on.

00:05:59.520 And it's important to know this because saying, oh, why can't more people just be smarter?

00:06:05.580 Then we would win. 0.99

00:06:06.900 You're just being a sore loser. 1.00

00:06:08.940 You're just being a sore loser. 0.99

00:06:10.100 I'm not saying like you specifically, but I'm saying like, you know, this is something that people who oppose globalism or nationalists or, you know, Canada firsters, whatever label you want to put on it. 0.97

00:06:21.480 I kind of like, I hesitate to use anti-globalism as a catch-all because it's like anti to define it.

00:06:28.060 But when you look at all the different groups and all the goals, like it is it is to oppose this, you know, globalist takeover.

00:06:36.380 It is a pretty good kind of catch all.

00:06:38.480 And, you know, like as I said, we're losing and we're losing big.

00:06:42.220 We're not losing a little bit. We're losing big.

00:06:43.680 And I'm finding all these different copes that people have.

00:06:46.680 These are copes. A cope is like a cope is something.

00:06:50.440 Oh, you're coping with the fact that you're losing.

00:06:52.160 So you have to kind of like tell yourself something or tell others something to kind of deal with it, deal with the fact that you're not doing very well. 0.96

00:06:59.880 And blaming it on the dumb voters is something that I've done in the past and that I still want to do. 0.99

00:07:04.500 It's still tempting to just kind of like, you know what, instead of accepting the fact that we're losing so bad, I'm just going to blame it on the fact that people are dumb. 1.00

00:07:11.020 And the reason why I, you know, discourage people from doing this is because, well, then you're just kind of passing the buck off to, oh, well, we're going to keep losing because these people are dumb. 0.97

00:07:21.560 right and it's like well okay so i guess i guess there's nothing we can do about it i guess it's 0.65

00:07:25.640 over then you know like it's it's kind of a defeatist kind of attitude it's a terminal sort 0.93

00:07:30.300 of thing uh sure it is a reality that there's dumb voters but as i'm going to get into here you know 0.84

00:07:36.240 like the um the point is like we can't we're not winning elections we're not winning institutional 0.77

00:07:41.960 power and we're not professionally organized enough to actually win um and another thing that

00:07:48.340 people blame people blame it on the corrupt system well while the voting is fake the voting

00:07:52.440 is fake and let me tell you after this chris guy uh after this toronto election i'm starting to

00:07:58.860 really really start to believe that i'm really starting to believe that you know what maybe

00:08:03.020 maybe these elections are quite rigged in one way or another and i have to be i think i have to be

00:08:08.820 careful because i'm on youtube here but i say that i would know i would normally not really say that

00:08:14.800 Cause I'm like, really, are they rigged?

00:08:16.060 But, um, you know, actually I'll play a clip here in a sec, but, uh, you know, when I was

00:08:22.060 hanging out with Chris Skye during this campaign, anytime I was with him in public in Toronto,

00:08:27.100 we could not go more than a block without somebody stopping to say hello to this person.

00:08:32.880 It happens like so many times.

00:08:35.100 The one, the one morning I worked out with him, we walked like three blocks.

00:08:38.680 There was like five people who stopped to say hello to him.

00:08:40.980 This was like somewhere in like North York.

00:08:42.440 and it's like people know this guy people know this guy people are passionate people are like

00:08:48.160 going up to like shake his hand and to see that he didn't even get 10 000 votes really

00:08:52.780 yeah and like the other thing i'll get into the uh we'll get into like the the way that you might

00:08:59.220 be able to duplicate your votes or have dead people vote or uh have non-citizens vote um in

00:09:06.140 these elections federal elections i don't know um but aside from that what i kind of what i was

00:09:11.680 thinking of is what do I do? What did I do after I finished, filled out my, uh, my ballot in

00:09:17.420 Toronto? I put it into a machine. I put it into a machine and I'm like the fate of our democracy

00:09:25.400 is in this like scantron machine. If you ever did like multiple choice in like university or

00:09:30.900 college, it's just like, you put it into the scantron and it tells you if you know what your

00:09:34.780 mark is. And that might seem like, Oh, Greg, what are you saying? Are you saying? Well, we all know

00:09:41.120 about dominion voting machines of course and to put it another way we all we have all seen how

00:09:47.520 inefficient um bureau the bureaucracy in canada is like these different arms of bureaucracy

00:09:54.620 in canadian politics federal municipal provincial you know it's it's pretty inefficient these

00:10:02.900 bureaucratic bodies and it was a bureaucratic body who gave this contract of the voting machine

00:10:09.640 to somebody so it's like it's up to bureaucrats to hire the right people to get this voting machine

00:10:15.180 in place and that's the fate of our democracy is right there on that machine and i think the other

00:10:22.220 real i'm going on a whole tangent here about uh about voter fraud and questioning elections here

00:10:28.220 but the point the point that i think is even more interesting is and and this is why crying about

00:10:35.320 the corrupt system is not a productive thing which is if it's not a popular talking point

00:10:42.860 the system being corrupt if it's not as like it's a very popular thing in the states for example

00:10:47.600 ever since the last election where people who voted for trump feel feel like that feel like

00:10:52.300 the election was rigged and blah blah blah but now that's a popular sentiment among a lot of

00:10:57.880 americans and now it's like a it's like a talking point it's a thing that people grab onto it's a

00:11:03.100 thing that people can connect with on one another on a massive scale. I'm talking millions of people

00:11:07.760 who think that their elections were fraudulent. That is not the case here in Canada. But if we

00:11:13.980 truly believe this is happening, we need to make that the case where there are enough people, a 0.98

00:11:18.660 large amount of people who all do believe that these elections are fake and gay. Okay. And that's 0.98

00:11:24.880 never going to happen until we actually test it and get evidence and prove it. And, or at least,

00:11:31.340 Yeah. You know, start to talk about it a lot. And of course, Chris Sky has been has been sure enough talking about that.

00:11:39.140 Let me get that. So this first clip here from Chris.

00:11:42.080 So update on voter fraud. One man got three voter cards. More to come.

00:11:46.080 so now that we have exposed irrefutable evidence of voter fraud and irrefutable evidence that

00:11:57.360 compromises the integrity of this election without question uh guess what more and more people are

00:12:04.680 coming forward and giving us more and more evidence so i just got off the phone with a

00:12:08.600 gentleman who had gotten three voter registration cards one to his condo one for his house and one

00:12:17.420 for his business he also had three separate licenses because he changed his address multiple

00:12:23.020 times throughout the last couple of years and they don't take your old card so he had three

00:12:28.100 voter cards with three licenses where he could have easily went and voted three times this is

00:12:33.760 another example we had another woman say she got two voter registration cards one in her married 1.00

00:12:39.440 name and one in her maiden name so there's so many discrepancies already popping up to prove

00:12:48.560 that there was massive amounts of fraud we also know and we're going to try to get people sign

00:12:53.440 affidavits to this that on the day of the early voting people were able to go to multiple stations

00:13:00.500 not just one so it was also easy enough for people to go to different stations even with

00:13:06.320 the same id because they don't check cross-referencing and vote multiple times in the early voting and

00:13:13.000 i had people testify that they've had people tell them that they voted up to five times in the early

00:13:19.000 voting you know some of you might hear that and think oh like that's crazy that only just that

00:13:25.800 What? That's a few votes here and there.

00:13:27.760 That's a few votes here and there.

00:13:30.960 But guys, we're not talking about some sort of rigged circus game.

00:13:36.920 You know, we're not talking about some game at the fair that's rigged.

00:13:40.200 We're talking about our democracy, right?

00:13:43.160 We're talking about our elections.

00:13:45.980 So even if there is one example of someone voting multiple times,

00:13:50.220 one piece of evidence of someone voting multiple times,

00:13:52.960 um hello hello ring the alarm bells that's a big deal that's an issue that's a problem

00:13:59.360 and uh my my my commentary on it was quite simple which is has anyone actually tested the integrity

00:14:06.520 of elections in Canada or have we all just taken it for granted even if there's evidence of one

00:14:12.180 person like I said voting twice that should be enough uh cause uh for investigation and there's

00:14:18.500 three things there pretty well that were listed. Someone voting multiple times. Actually, sorry,

00:14:23.680 I don't think Chris covered this in the whole video, but my understanding is, because this

00:14:28.820 was actually on the Toronto elections website. It says, oh, you can only vote once. You can only

00:14:36.200 vote once. If you vote more than once, you'll get in trouble. Is there any example of somebody

00:14:43.340 getting in trouble for voting multiple times? How do they track that? How do they measure that?

00:14:47.400 let's face it we have mass migration in canada there's probably a lot of different people named

00:14:52.780 muhammad muhammad how are you gonna how are you gonna check the muhammad muhammad muhammad how do

00:14:57.140 you know muhammad muhammad didn't vote for muhammad muhammad is that the same muhammad muhammad

00:15:00.500 muhammad muhammad you know like how how would you know how would anyone enforce that it's uh it's a

00:15:06.380 pretty valid question and uh no one seems to have any answers the only answer is actually was in the

00:15:12.340 community notes which essentially said the same thing um let me bring it up here someone who

00:15:19.420 community noted chris said a valid id showing a name in toronto address is required before voting

00:15:24.300 a person owning multiple properties could potentially receive multiple voter information

00:15:27.920 cards but would only be able to register their name and information to vote once

00:15:32.080 that may be true you may be only able to register their name and information to vote once

00:15:37.420 but if you're going straight to the voting booth to vote you can register at every single voting

00:15:43.360 booth do they tap it into an ipad no they don't they when i went there they wrote it on a piece

00:15:49.640 of paper oh what's your name okay oh i'm gonna register you right now it's like a blank piece

00:15:54.640 of paper it's like an empty like table just put name this that you could go to so many different

00:16:01.000 i mean i i've moved in the past four years since the last election so i was thinking about going

00:16:05.580 to my other area to see if it would work. But I thought, you know what? I'm wishing I would have

00:16:12.320 at least checked. I wouldn't have voted twice because that's a crime. Of course not. But I

00:16:17.500 would have at least checked to see if there was like any sort of fail safe there. But that's just

00:16:22.080 one. Two different addresses, people who have deceased and still get voter cards. And the other

00:16:27.900 one is new people to this country, new people who are not even residents of Canada. Because from

00:16:34.800 what i can tell you need id and an address in toronto you need id and an address in toronto

00:16:43.040 and then like a single piece of mail to say that you're in to in that area and and this might again 0.81

00:16:49.520 this might this might sound crazy but if you are if you are a power hungry psychopath who wants to

00:16:59.540 subvert Canada and like you just want the power for yourself to, you know, instigate whatever 0.85

00:17:05.100 policies you want in this country, guess what? The incentive to manipulate elections any way you can

00:17:11.720 is there. So you're going to find any way you can do it. And it's a huge benefit if you are

00:17:17.220 manipulating elections that no one is looking into this. And that's that this is something

00:17:23.780 I've talked about before on previous podcasts, not this show, but just when I'm kind of like,

00:17:28.280 you know, pontificating about the, uh, the ails of Canadian society. One of them is

00:17:33.780 the, the lack of accountability that Canadians seem to have on our, on our own systems and our 0.94

00:17:40.020 own people. Like there's, there's this sort of like, Hey bro, it's all good, man. You know,

00:17:44.300 I'm just going to like have a beer and just relax. It's all good. Oh yeah. They're all corrupt

00:17:49.000 anyway. Is someone going to look into this? Is someone going to look into this, uh, this, 0.96

00:17:54.380 this whole thing that our elections might be fraudulent or like easily manipulatable no

00:17:59.080 everyone's too messed up everyone's too drunk everyone's too drunk and high to care about that

00:18:04.740 whereas in the states you have people who are total like you know obsessive autistics where

00:18:09.760 it's like this is our constitution how dare you like these are the details like here here is one

00:18:16.300 and and they'll just point out one they'll point out one one vote that was fraudulent and say this

00:18:22.060 is totally unacceptable this is totally unacceptable we don't have that same urgency

00:18:26.680 here in canada and we need it and that's why i'm very happy to see uh chris sky kind of again sort

00:18:32.820 of uh crusading over something like this because i do think it's very very important that we at

00:18:36.840 least start this conversation because um you know another comment i made is like oh wait is it is

00:18:44.000 could this just be like a well-kept secret like maybe all the establishment parties already know

00:18:49.680 this and they're just exploiting it they're just totally exploiting these uh our democracy and and

00:18:56.080 you know figuring out loopholes to getting all sorts of people to voting and voting multiple

00:19:00.180 times and and they probably show off to their friends yeah i got i got a whole uh i got a whole 0.97

00:19:05.960 retirement residence to vote four times each because i'm a scumbag and i don't you know i'm

00:19:12.740 just speculating here i'm just speculating and and the reason i think it's important to speculate 0.89

00:19:17.080 have people speculated over this

00:19:19.720 about the specifics

00:19:20.520 about how easy or hard it is

00:19:22.700 to vote multiple times

00:19:25.020 this seems

00:19:26.020 we love all these people

00:19:28.180 love to talk about democracy

00:19:29.560 love to talk about democracy

00:19:32.340 but

00:19:33.440 yeah

00:19:36.900 it is a concern

00:19:39.580 and it needs to become popular

00:19:42.140 back to my whole thing about politics

00:19:44.440 and us beating the globalists

00:19:45.720 It needs to become popular

00:19:47.940 because the thing about politics

00:19:49.960 is you can't escape it, okay?

00:19:52.520 At the end of the day,

00:19:53.080 politics is moving a large enough group of people

00:19:56.100 in the same direction to affect change in some way.

00:20:01.180 And if there's a bunch of scattered people across Canada

00:20:04.040 who thinks there's rigged elections,

00:20:05.520 that's not very meaningful.

00:20:07.360 But if there's someone like Chris Sky

00:20:09.060 leading a crusade of people who are like,

00:20:11.080 you know what, I think these elections are rigged

00:20:12.420 and it becomes a bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger group

00:20:14.580 and there's evidence and they're making sense

00:20:17.200 and maybe they're actually quite professional

00:20:18.580 and there's actually a lot of evidence laid out online

00:20:21.540 or this information is accessible and consumable

00:20:25.080 by the masses, by that 80% of people

00:20:27.380 who have a medium to low intelligence.

00:20:29.220 Whoa, it's rigged?

00:20:31.300 Then we have something going on there.

00:20:33.620 Then that becomes us winning

00:20:36.500 because that becomes a popular idea

00:20:38.620 that people start to understand.

00:20:43.060 So hopefully that made sense.

00:20:44.380 and the one thing the one other thing i'll say about you know rigged elections or what have you

00:20:48.540 is uh yeah i mean it's like i don't know much about programming but like what is the audit

00:20:58.400 system of of when all these votes go into the computer like can we audit the vote can we make

00:21:05.480 sure that there wasn't duplicates how about we campaign for that that's like who would not want

00:21:10.520 to see that you want to make sure it's in a fair election right like how how can how can how can

00:21:16.380 an honest politician not want to agree and say okay sure it's a sure it's a fair election and

00:21:22.380 it's it's very interesting to to you know to to think about this because it's like has anyone

00:21:28.200 actually again has anyone tested this has anyone tested the integrity of canadian elections seems

00:21:34.820 like it seems like it's kind of an important thing especially after the whole dominion voting

00:21:39.520 systems debacle, uh, et cetera. Lee Stewie in chat says, that's why I scrutineered last federal

00:21:48.600 election to see what they do. LOL. Yeah. What do they do? What do they do? I think it was actually,

00:21:55.200 uh, was it Stalin or Mao? I think it was Stalin or Mao who had a famous quote.

00:22:00.220 let's see if I can find it

00:22:06.780 so Joseph Stalin said

00:22:09.240 I consider it completely unimportant

00:22:11.460 who in the party

00:22:13.660 will vote or how

00:22:14.740 but what is extraordinarily important is this

00:22:17.200 who will count the votes and how

00:22:19.340 that's some

00:22:21.720 that's some evil conniving

00:22:23.640 stuff right there

00:22:24.640 so let me

00:22:27.640 get back to this

00:22:28.480 to my thread here,

00:22:31.740 to my thread here about

00:22:32.740 how we're losing to the globalists.

00:22:34.560 I kind of got sidetracked there

00:22:35.600 on the whole corrupt system. 1.00

00:22:39.100 So blaming the loss on dumb voters 1.00

00:22:42.180 is a cope. 1.00

00:22:43.960 It's saying, okay,

00:22:44.740 like, you know,

00:22:46.320 I'm going to blame it 1.00

00:22:46.920 on the fact that people are stupid. 1.00

00:22:48.620 It's like, well, no, 1.00

00:22:49.640 you know, that's not good enough.

00:22:52.060 That is just admitting defeat.

00:22:54.400 It's not, you know,

00:22:55.380 it's not productive.

00:22:56.560 It's not admitting the fact

00:22:57.880 that we could be improving as people who are opposing globalism and same thing with the

00:23:02.020 corrupt system hey the corrupt system's corrupt anyway i guess we're just going to give up and

00:23:08.060 and do nothing and as i was just saying even if the voting is rigged there we can still try to

00:23:13.920 make this idea popular we can still try to bring this to the forefront like it like it has been

00:23:18.380 happening um you know in the states with trump and with what happened in 2020 because that because

00:23:23.760 then that becomes a galvanizing and powerful talking point that, hey, are these things rigged?

00:23:30.360 And people might say, well, like, what are you talking about? We don't know what winning looks

00:23:34.500 like against these globalists, okay? Like, we don't know what winning looks like. And if you

00:23:39.440 look at what's happened on January 6th at the Trigger Convoy, apparently winning means you get

00:23:44.820 called a terrorist, you know? Apparently, that's part of what winning looks like. It's like, you

00:23:49.240 know you push the system you push this corrupt system these you know these uh globalist politicians

00:23:54.540 to their brink and they and they react like that they react crazy and they show more of their hand

00:24:00.440 and more people come into the fold and the urgency increases and and like that is part of the path

00:24:04.860 forward i'm sorry i i like what what other what other way is there than to force a tyrant to act

00:24:10.820 like one right but um but yeah so so back back to my thread here uh the the lesson from the lesson

00:24:23.840 from the ppc election with maxine bernier assuming the numbers are real and let's let's just say for

00:24:30.380 argument's sake that assuming the numbers from uh from chris sky are real the the lesson has always

00:24:36.240 been the same since i've been in politics since like you know following it since 2015 2016 well

00:24:41.960 maybe more accurately 2019 the ppc and anti-globalists you know these people like you know

00:24:49.060 freedom fighters we are in an echo chamber online okay and so part of this problem part of this

00:24:55.200 problem we need to solve is the fact that we're in that echo chamber and the fact that we are

00:25:01.940 struggling to win elections. We are struggling to win elections and we are struggling to

00:25:06.820 organize professionally. And the solution is obviously not simple. And another way to look

00:25:12.720 at it is like, you know, the anti-globalist movement in Canada is like an infant. It's like

00:25:17.660 a baby. You know, what's the first like anti-globalist thing that's even existed in Canada

00:25:25.620 recently? It's probably Bernier and the PPC. There's probably a few other things before that

00:25:31.820 that was talking about the the the un sustainable development agenda but like recently like the

00:25:36.560 biggest pieces have been the ppc and then the trucker convoy and people like chris sky and

00:25:43.740 maybe you know maybe you can throw billboards chris in there and like you know some others

00:25:47.060 um like that that is that is it and that's only since 2019 whereas globalism these people who

00:25:57.820 are you know trying to infiltrate our way of life and impose their own rules upon us for like from

00:26:03.300 a from a trans you know national situation that's been happening for years and decades this they've

00:26:09.480 been planning this for for a long time now the united nations so you know we're up against a lot

00:26:16.500 and we're playing catch-up we're playing catch-up and this and this anti-globalist movement in

00:26:22.400 Canada is a baby.

00:26:24.100 We are a baby.

00:26:25.140 Goo goo ga ga. 0.99

00:26:26.220 We're still pooping our pants, you know?

00:26:28.380 So obviously, we're not doing that well.

00:26:30.200 We're not winning elections yet, right?

00:26:34.680 And yeah, I mean, I'll address,

00:26:39.460 because I've kind of like butted heads

00:26:41.540 with a friend of mine, the ferryman's toll,

00:26:45.420 who's a very, very sweet Dutchman,

00:26:47.900 part of Diagalon.

00:26:48.960 He is like a prolific memester. 1.00

00:26:50.540 and he's he said recently like voting is gay basically voting is gay voting is stupid oh 1.00

00:26:57.220 we just need to vote harder you know and and like you know encouraging people to vote is part of 1.00

00:27:02.860 the problem and i totally disagree with that because you know after the election obviously

00:27:11.680 everyone was upset we were kind of holding out and hoping that maybe we'll get a win but everyone

00:27:15.940 was upset because we lost and it's like well if we won we wouldn't be so upset or if we did better

00:27:22.180 we wouldn't be so upset so it's like even if you say oh the elections don't matter obviously you're

00:27:27.020 still invested in what's going to happen and uh it actually reminds me of something that i

00:27:34.760 this is actually something i heard oh my god excuse me

00:27:38.440 It was actually an entrepreneur who was giving advice to this person who was not in a good spot.

00:27:48.180 This person was very, like, poor, basically.

00:27:52.240 This person was poor trying to better their situation.

00:27:55.560 And this entrepreneur said to them, you know, you're poor and you're probably surrounded by poor people.

00:28:02.860 You know, your family members, your friends.

00:28:04.540 and that is really super challenging

00:28:07.320 because everyone around you has this poor mindset

00:28:11.780 and everything that you try to do to work and get ahead,

00:28:15.480 they're gonna kind of poo-poo and say like,

00:28:17.080 hey, that's pointless, bro.

00:28:18.460 They're gonna laugh at you for trying to better yourself

00:28:21.000 and the hardest part is they're basically gonna be right.

00:28:26.800 When you're trying to work harder and better yourself

00:28:29.200 and get out of that situation,

00:28:31.100 they're gonna be like, why are you doing that for?

00:28:32.620 like that's such a waste of time. You're such a loser. Like why are you even trying? 1.00

00:28:37.320 And in many ways, they're going to be right. They're going to be absolutely right about that.

00:28:41.880 But until that person who's working hard and until they succeed. And once they succeed,

00:28:51.980 then they're dead wrong. Then all of those doubters, all of those people who have been

00:28:56.460 doubting them and saying all these things. And although they were right at the time,

00:28:58.740 now that they've succeeded they're dead wrong and it's this exact same thing with us anti-globalists

00:29:06.420 yes we're trying we're trying to fight globalism we're trying to do this we're trying to start this

00:29:10.940 organization that organization we're trying to get elected we're getting beaten down people 1.00

00:29:15.260 what's the what's the point you suck you know you're not going anywhere you're terrible you 0.99

00:29:20.140 know and they're right you know they're right a lot of the criticisms that people have for the 0.99

00:29:25.240 PPC and max and anybody who's trying to change the country. Yeah. We get crapped on and it,

00:29:30.700 and it's, I hate to say it, but they kind of got a point. Yeah. You know what? We're actually not

00:29:34.100 doing that. Well, we're actually shit. We're actually losing. We're losing and losing and 0.99

00:29:38.380 losing again. And it's tough and it sucks, but like that's part of the struggle. And it's,

00:29:45.500 it's only until we actually succeed in a win when they will be dead wrong.

00:29:50.740 and that and that is part of that is the pro that is part of the progress forward guys it's it's it's

00:29:56.820 part of just like banging our head into the wall over and over again when it's not easy when it's

00:30:01.400 not fun and uh yeah it's obviously easier easier said than done but i actually want to uh bring up

00:30:09.880 another chris sky clip which which really relates to this it really relates to like

00:30:15.140 why we should really have hope

00:30:18.560 in continuing this ongoing battle

00:30:22.540 against these globalist overlords.

00:30:27.140 And I'll play the clip first.

00:30:31.540 So Chris Skye says,

00:30:32.640 I've never been more inspired in my life

00:30:34.780 and it's by the youth of this great nation.

00:30:38.080 Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

00:30:39.500 This was on election day he made this video.

00:30:41.300 all i can say is all day long i've been getting calls from 18 and 19 year olds who said they

00:30:52.660 just voted for me this is the most inspiring thing that could have ever come out of this election

00:30:57.920 and you guys have truly touched my hearts i've been fighting for you for three years i've been

00:31:03.940 saying i've been trying to represent the youth and to see the youth come out like this like they

00:31:08.780 never have before is the most inspiring thing i've ever witnessed in my life thank you all

00:31:16.060 no matter what happens today you guys made my day already but if you haven't gone out and voted yet

00:31:21.820 get your ass to the voting stations and vote number 82 chris sacocha for mayor and the reason 0.59

00:31:29.500 why i think it's it's it's so important to to bring that to bring this up is because 0.98

00:31:34.300 i'm gonna i'm gonna tell another story actually a friend of mine is an addictions counselor

00:31:40.720 okay they're an addictions counselor they work at a you know a halfway house or like a rehab house

00:31:47.700 people come in who were you know they're they're down on their luck it's not it's not fun it's not

00:31:54.200 obviously these people are in a bad place and it's a magical thing when someone who is in rehab

00:31:59.780 can come back from that they can come back from that and they can go from being in a self-destructive

00:32:05.440 state to to helping out and becoming a productive member of society getting their feet back under

00:32:10.200 them it's an amazing thing and this friend of mine who's an addiction counselor was uh driving

00:32:15.320 around with a friend of theirs and they saw some someone who was messed up on drugs outside of the

00:32:21.180 car and they were saying how it's like this new drug called like uh like crank or something

00:32:25.920 Apparently, there's this new drug out there that like you literally act like a zombie or completely zonked out or something like this.

00:32:32.800 And his friend said like he was just kind of demoralized by it.

00:32:38.800 He was kind of overwhelmed with with, you know, the feeling of being just kind of like the misery commiserating over this because it's not just this person on drugs.

00:32:53.820 it's like there's so many it represents this huge bane in our society of drug addiction

00:32:59.940 and like he was just talking about how horrible it is and how many things are going wrong and

00:33:04.700 how it's just so overwhelming and as somebody who is awake to what's going on politically

00:33:09.200 that's very relatable right there are a lot of things going on that are overwhelming there is

00:33:15.740 the you know everything from mass migration to to drug addiction to to the to you know they're

00:33:25.360 trying to take our freedom of speech away online and on and on it's just you know the indoctrination

00:33:30.940 of our children it's uh it's insanity that's what's going on and it and it is overwhelming

00:33:36.520 but what my friend said to this person this is my my addictions counselor friend said

00:33:41.700 is you can't you can't look at the massive the mass of the problem you can't just say oh like

00:33:50.140 like oh look at all this drug addiction what i'm gonna do but what you can do is you can focus

00:33:56.720 on saving one soul you can focus your time and energy on saving one soul because that's realistic

00:34:07.940 and as my friend who is an addictions counselor that that's what they do obviously they focus

00:34:12.820 out one person at a time they're not going to solve drug addiction just just like myself or

00:34:18.880 anyone watching we're not we're not going to solve we're not going to solve globalism we're

00:34:23.220 not going to like just stop it all and just like hey and like you know shooting something into the

00:34:27.380 death star and the whole death star blows up it's not that simple but we can focus on saving one

00:34:33.280 soul or another way you know calling out one demon stopping one maybe you're fighting your

00:34:39.440 own demon or maybe the soul you're saving is your own you know like like that like those like little 0.99

00:34:45.120 steps that's really all we can do and all we can focus on because it's true trying to solve this

00:34:50.860 big problem it's totally overwhelming and that's why i wanted to bring bring up that that clip from

00:34:55.800 Chris, because like I said, the anti-globalist movement in Canada is new. It's like a baby

00:35:03.720 that's just learning to walk. There's still so many Canadians who are only waking up and just

00:35:08.620 coming into the fray. They're wide-eyed. They're totally innocent to how politics works.

00:35:14.880 They're in for a rude awakening as they go down their red pill journey, but they're slowly coming 1.00

00:35:19.320 into the fray. And a great example is the clip I just showed you of Chris Guy connecting with

00:35:25.440 young people who are like hey i voted for you those people aren't going to go away especially

00:35:30.880 if they're young especially if they're young they are going to stick around where do you think that

00:35:36.960 energy is going to go where do you think that time and energy is going to go it's going to it's going

00:35:40.880 to go into something and it's probably not going to be some some globalist nonsense because it's

00:35:45.360 it's very hard to go back into the matrix as they say it's hard to go back to becoming blue pilt so

00:35:52.000 it's it's very important to hold on to that to hold on to that hope of hey i'm not going to

00:35:58.880 solve all these problems but maybe i can save one soul maybe i can focus on saving one soul

00:36:04.520 and i really think that's the way people have to look at it because another thing that i think

00:36:11.220 people do when they're kind of like overwhelmed by all the losing and all we're losing we can't

00:36:15.780 win we can't win is um they they try to think they try to look for like one solution that's like

00:36:22.420 going to solve everything and i think that's just kind of a psychological thing that that human

00:36:27.140 beings you know want and gravitate towards when in reality it's like you know you you got to kind

00:36:33.080 of stick to your day-to-day and and and just really look at what you're capable of and what

00:36:39.860 you can like reasonably accomplish instead of thinking oh well i'm only going to be happy if

00:36:44.460 this happens i'm only going to be happy if that happens anyway we're kind of we're kind of you

00:36:49.220 know i'm kind of going off on a tangent here but um i think i think you get the idea in terms of

00:36:57.600 in terms of what i was talking about there so yeah as i said the problem is we're struggling

00:37:01.820 to win elections we're struggling to organize against globalism it's tough it's hard we're

00:37:08.700 struggling you know we're not going to solve this all at once but slowly but surely people

00:37:12.720 are coming into the fray and how do we win like i said we need to better capture the hearts and

00:37:21.120 minds of more canadians we need to break we need to break out of our echo chamber we need to

00:37:26.660 organize more professionally we need to be disruptive and you know i'm gonna get into

00:37:33.200 into this more later i was really you know let's face it i was shilling for the ppc i was feeling

00:37:38.600 I was shilling for Chris Sky

00:37:39.820 because I wanted them to win.

00:37:40.880 It was game day.

00:37:41.880 But there is a lot of feedback.

00:37:43.520 There's a lot of constructive criticisms

00:37:45.080 I have for the PPC

00:37:46.600 and I have for Chris Sky for his next campaign

00:37:50.100 in terms of being more effective,

00:37:51.940 in terms of being better,

00:37:53.120 having better messaging,

00:37:54.540 better leadership,

00:37:55.720 better propaganda,

00:37:57.560 being more professional

00:37:58.800 and being more organized

00:37:59.780 because this is what it comes down to.

00:38:02.400 It comes down to winning elections.

00:38:05.980 Or at least that is one of the fronts.

00:38:07.640 I don't want to say that's the only front.

00:38:09.680 That's not what I'm trying to say.

00:38:11.600 That's not what I'm trying to say.

00:38:13.300 When I was, I was, I was shilling for them hard because it's like the election day is

00:38:18.240 like this month, this week.

00:38:20.400 So we should be encouraging people to, to go and vote and do that whole thing.

00:38:25.380 But, um, it was game day, you know, now that it's not game day, it's time to practice.

00:38:30.420 It's kind of, it's time to look at other things.

00:38:31.920 It's time to try and improve the PPC as much as possible and push them in the best possible

00:38:36.420 direction.

00:38:37.640 You know, and give them feedback and be like, hey, Max, you got to be better at this.

00:38:42.720 Hey, PPC HQ, you got to be better at that.

00:38:45.140 You know, and really push them and, you know, train them and really be where they need to be to be successful.

00:38:51.360 Because I think there's a lot of room for improvement there.

00:38:53.920 And that's going to be an ongoing conversation, I think.

00:38:58.140 Because, you know, something's going to happen with them.

00:39:01.180 Something's going to happen with the PPC in terms of making moves, you know.

00:39:07.640 But we still got to talk about Brian Lilly.

00:39:10.600 So I don't want to get too distracted here.

00:39:12.280 But better messaging.

00:39:16.140 What else?

00:39:19.040 Yeah.

00:39:19.600 So, again, it won't happen overnight.

00:39:24.420 Solving these problems.

00:39:25.880 Actually getting institutional power.

00:39:28.400 It's not going to happen overnight.

00:39:29.540 Could take years.

00:39:32.380 Hopefully it happens in under a decade.

00:39:34.300 And it won't just be the PPC.

00:39:37.300 it won't just be politicians it'll be other organizations national citizens increase a great

00:39:42.900 example a professional organization that is impacting change and actually doing something

00:39:47.460 you know and as a reminder we are up against organized establishment professionals okay

00:39:54.200 these you know globalist organizations these globalist politicians they've been doing this

00:39:58.640 for decades they've been trained to do this so we're up against a lot the fact that we're losing

00:40:02.840 it's like you know no it's no big surprise we're up against pros and and these pros also have an

00:40:09.060 insane foothold in our institutions okay so it's like don't feel so bad that we're losing because

00:40:15.640 because it is it is tough out there um you know what i'll save that for another time i talked

00:40:25.760 about saving one soul at a time. Uh, but also we have to, uh, call out one demon at a time.

00:40:32.340 And of course the demon tonight is going to be Brian Lilly, Brian Lilly, Brian Lilly. I mean,

00:40:40.600 why it pains me to do this is because sometimes they do get it right. Sometimes they do have a

00:40:45.860 good article. Sometimes they do have a good take. But as I mentioned in my last episode,

00:40:52.000 calling out Andrew Lawton and some other some other people who are like crapping on Maxime

00:40:57.660 Bernier at the precisely wrong moment. It's when you know these people may be doing great things

00:41:03.480 but like they let you down at like a really important moment almost almost like the most

00:41:09.340 important moment and the most important thing and I thought to start it off like I forgot about this

00:41:17.280 actually. I forgot this was Brian Lilly who did this, but this whole statement from Pierre

00:41:23.560 Polyev about Christine Anderson came from Brian Lilly. Brian Lilly was the one who tweeted out

00:41:29.960 this infamous text box that was from Pierre Polyev. So if you don't remember, Pierre Polyev

00:41:38.560 disavowed Christine Anderson or disavowed, you know, the fact that MPs were meeting with this

00:41:46.140 vile person this was from pierre polyev apparently brought tweeted out by brian lily christine

00:41:51.920 anderson's views are vile and have no place in our politics the mps were not aware of this visiting

00:41:57.140 member of the european parliament's opinions and they regret meeting with her i'm just realizing

00:42:02.600 now how how how arrogant is this of pierre polyev to be like i'm going to speak for those mps and

00:42:12.240 they regret meeting her really you're just going to speak you're going to speak for your fellow

00:42:17.280 mps anyway uh frankly it would be better if anderson never visited canada in the first place

00:42:22.640 she and her racist hateful views are not welcome here i doubt pierre paulia have even like said

00:42:28.460 that this does like has he even ever said anything that bold before no i don't i don't know if he has 0.98

00:42:34.140 the balls to say that but this came the point point being this came from brian lily miraculously

00:42:39.500 Brian Lilly was the guy. He was the guy to channel this message to the Canadian conservatives out 0.98

00:42:46.540 there. Statement from conservative leader Pierre Polyev on the three conservative MPs who met with

00:42:51.060 European MEP Christine Anderson earlier this week. And, you know, let's face it. This show is about

00:42:58.100 controlled opposition. That implies that there is a lot of coordination. You know, it's controlled.

00:43:07.280 It's it's coordinated. It's organized in some fashion, potentially behind the scenes.

00:43:12.900 What do we have here? Exactly. We have a we have Pierre Polyev sending Brian like an image.

00:43:20.460 Hey, can you hey, hey, bro, can you tweet this out for me?

00:43:26.140 Why? Has anyone answered that question yet?

00:43:30.380 What did Brian say? I wonder how all the idiots who thought this was a fake statement from Pierre Polyev are reacting to him. 0.99

00:43:37.100 showing up at a rally for Ukraine 1.00

00:43:38.700 and sharing the stage with Trudeau and Ford

00:43:41.000 and saying Canada stands with Ukraine. 0.90

00:43:43.140 Your Putin-loving heads must be exploding. 0.97

00:43:47.220 Just total, total disingenuous, 0.98

00:43:49.800 total, like,

00:43:53.020 like, who, again, who are these people?

00:43:55.160 Like, at one moment, you're like,

00:43:56.220 oh, yeah, I kind of like Brian Lilly.

00:43:57.540 I kind of like the sun.

00:43:58.280 And then it's like, what the hell is this, dude?

00:44:00.700 Like, what the hell is this?

00:44:02.640 It's, it's, I mean, I don't even know what to say to that.

00:44:05.980 I don't even know.

00:44:07.100 I don't even know what to say to that, Mr. Lilly.

00:44:09.480 I don't even know what to say to that.

00:44:11.980 This is another one.

00:44:12.900 We're just going to go through some greatest hits here of Mr. Brian Lilly.

00:44:16.040 All I had to do was search my own Twitter of times that I tweeted at him.

00:44:20.900 But this is another great one.

00:44:25.480 And keep in mind, we're going to come back to this one a couple times.

00:44:32.140 All right, I'll make it bigger so maybe you can read it.

00:44:34.360 remember when I remember when I was like muted for like 20 minutes

00:44:38.780 Brian Lilly tweeted this March 20th 2021 every single day I hear from doctors lawyers engineers

00:44:49.080 small business owners frontline workers people impacted by the pandemic with layoffs

00:44:53.500 yet as soon as I write about teachers they and their supporters dismiss all sun readers

00:44:58.140 Illiterate mouth breathers

00:45:00.160 They are wrong

00:45:01.620 Yeah

00:45:04.780 You know just like that whole sentiment of like

00:45:07.700 Oh the layoffs

00:45:09.300 The layoffs are so tough

00:45:10.600 The layoffs are so tough

00:45:12.060 Says Brian Lilly

00:45:13.360 You're

00:45:15.360 He's subsidized by

00:45:16.980 By the feds

00:45:19.000 Because he's a journalist

00:45:19.960 But he's

00:45:21.180 Man

00:45:24.440 It's hard to do this

00:45:27.360 without being like super, super inappropriate and offensive.

00:45:30.840 Like all these expletives are just like, you know,

00:45:33.880 cycling through my head here.

00:45:37.880 What else do we got here?

00:45:44.560 Let's go.

00:45:45.260 So let's bring it up to the recent Toronto election

00:45:48.820 because this is where it gets like really goofy.

00:45:52.280 This gets really...

00:45:52.860 Actually, before that...

00:45:57.360 This is good.

00:45:58.740 Before we get to the Toronto election thing.

00:46:04.440 This was August 2020.

00:46:07.340 Aaron O'Toole is not a real conservative, Maxine Bernier says.

00:46:09.960 And then in this thread, we have basically Brian Lilly praising Warren Kinsella.

00:46:19.180 Apparently, Brian Lilly and Kinsella are buddies.

00:46:22.960 As for Kinsella, I think he should be back in the sun.

00:46:25.800 We have more diversity of opinion in our paper than any other.

00:46:28.820 We battle it out for the best ideas.

00:46:31.580 You know, I don't know.

00:46:33.440 I forget whose tweet was deleted here.

00:46:36.480 Can I see?

00:46:38.780 I don't know whose tweet was deleted there.

00:46:42.220 But here's Brian Lilly, again, you know, standing for Warren Kinsella.

00:46:50.080 Because he isn't a slander merchant.

00:46:52.020 He's a friend who I oppose in politics.

00:46:54.520 it's always funny how these people claim to be on opposite sides of the political aisle but totally 1.00

00:47:01.660 totally team up with one another i've known max for near 14 years he let idiots into positions 1.00

00:47:08.920 of power in this party who are racist and made it easy for his opponents and it's like he's he's a 1.00

00:47:14.840 he's a journalist like brian lily's a journalist and it came out that there was money that traded

00:47:22.640 hands to slander Max Bernier. Right. And I, I, I, I, uh, I responded by simply saying, um,

00:47:33.200 where'd it go? Let the hatred you have for Maxine Bernier wash over you like a purifying force.

00:47:40.340 This was something that Warren Kinsella said in like some leaked and some leaked, uh, audio

00:47:45.580 having to do with that whole attack on Maxine Bernier. So it's just, it's just disgusting

00:47:51.280 that Brian Lilly is going to defend

00:47:52.860 Warren Kinsella, who is basically caught

00:47:55.180 being a smear merchant, and then say

00:47:57.060 he's not a slanderer merchant, and it's like 0.57

00:47:59.380 what are you even talking about?

00:48:01.500 You're supposed to be a journalist

00:48:03.300 who cares about the facts, but

00:48:05.220 instead you're going to stand up for

00:48:07.340 probably, arguably

00:48:09.060 maybe not 0.96

00:48:11.300 arguably, there's a lot of disgusting people in Canadian 1.00

00:48:13.380 politics, but he's standing up 0.92

00:48:15.380 for one

00:48:16.960 of the most 0.99

00:48:19.280 disgusting, vile people 0.97

00:48:20.840 who has, like, you know, 0.99

00:48:23.560 a lot of conservative politicians

00:48:24.820 don't have a spine or a backbone,

00:48:26.960 but, like, somebody like Warren Kinsella

00:48:29.700 is an actual bottom feeder. 0.95

00:48:32.440 Like, he's an actual amoeba.

00:48:34.600 You know, like, he's an actual... 0.63

00:48:36.260 Like, he is a very, very, very, very, very low life form.

00:48:42.220 Like, one of the lowest. 0.93

00:48:44.020 But, yeah, I'll smear anybody, you know?

00:48:47.560 or i i laugh i laugh because one of the fun things about canadian politics i find is the

00:48:56.660 more you learn about like how disgusting these people are like if you if you keep a light spirit

00:49:02.620 about it it's almost inspiring to know how tormented their souls probably are you know

00:49:11.200 it's like sure maybe they have these power and this connections and like they're they're

00:49:14.600 accomplishing things, but it's like, you must hate yourself. Like you, it must be so hard

00:49:20.460 for you to live with yourself. Warren Kinsella or Brian Lilly, you know, like it's, it's actually

00:49:25.860 funny. I laugh at you. I pity you. I pity you because that must be terrible to have to live

00:49:32.300 with yourself. You know, I, I sleep, I sleep like a log. I'm fine. But yeah. So finally,

00:49:40.220 let's bring it to, let's bring it to this Toronto mayoral election. Brian Lilly tweets like the day

00:49:48.400 of the election. Good to see Chris Skye believes in democracy. He puts his name on the ballot.

00:49:53.840 The voters took a look at him and rejected him. Now he's claiming the election is a fraud. Will

00:49:58.420 his supporters chant stop the steal at rallies? Truth is Chris Sacocha was never a serious

00:50:03.480 candidate okay so chris lacocha was like one of the six candidate like out of the almost 100

00:50:10.280 candidates he was one of six i think that actually had a campaign office he was he had massive

00:50:19.620 events he had a lot going on and when the announcement not the announcements when the

00:50:26.920 different candidates were filing officially filing their papers to run as a toronto mayor

00:50:32.260 As a Toronto mayor, guess who had a massive crowd with them when they signed up?

00:50:37.280 Chris Sacocha.

00:50:38.760 None of the other candidates had this.

00:50:41.780 And to make it even more crazy, this is me tweeting this out at Brian Lilly.

00:50:47.680 Sketchbag Brian Lilly tweeted about every Toronto mayoral candidate that registered today except for Chris Skye.

00:50:55.940 He knows who Chris is.

00:50:57.840 He knows he's running for mayor.

00:50:59.120 And he probably saw the crowd of supporters with Chris Skye.

00:51:02.260 He tweeted about every single, here he is with Josh Matlow, here he is with Mark Saunders, here he is talking about Mitzi Hunter, talking about this person, Blake Acton, Anthony Fury, and of course here's a tweet from a while ago, him saying that he knows Chris Skye.

00:51:23.400 So he's going to he's going to talk about every other candidate except Chris Skye.

00:51:28.160 And then conveniently, days after the election, he's like, oh, oh, yeah, Chris Skye believes it.

00:51:36.060 Like he starts to make fun of Chris Skye after the election.

00:51:39.240 It's totally like just gross behavior.

00:51:42.360 It's totally gross behavior because once again, as we've covered on the show many times,

00:51:47.520 Brian Lilly is somebody who constantly profits off of the clicks of the things that we care about

00:51:54.140 and that Chris Sky cares about. Things that Chris Sky will care about or talk about like crime,

00:51:59.700 like corruption, like everything that happened during the pandemic. Brian Lilly will be the

00:52:03.680 first to talk about those stories. Oh, I got the scoop on this. Hey, the corruption. Hey, this.

00:52:09.320 Hey, yeah. Oh, you people care about that, don't you? And then when there's a people's candidate

00:52:15.080 like Chris Guy

00:52:16.420 who's actually trying to make a change

00:52:17.900 he acts like he doesn't exist

00:52:19.340 he acts like he doesn't exist

00:52:22.060 until after the election

00:52:23.660 and when he starts to make fun of them

00:52:25.480 this is just gross

00:52:27.680 once again it's just total disgust

00:52:30.480 with these people man

00:52:31.720 it's super super disappointing

00:52:34.560 and the cherry on top

00:52:36.740 of course I would be remiss

00:52:37.800 if I didn't mention this

00:52:38.780 I'm a little upset

00:52:41.220 that I'm using Canada land as a source

00:52:43.260 I think that might get me in trouble

00:52:45.300 that might be illegal because it's like

00:52:46.880 I don't know if Canada land is even considered journalism

00:52:49.280 but I'm pretty sure this is true

00:52:51.720 can't take my word for it because it's Canada land

00:52:53.960 but the columnist

00:52:55.660 Ryan Lilly

00:52:56.940 who covers Doug Ford for the Toronto Sun

00:52:59.080 lives with Doug Ford's press secretary

00:53:01.260 lives with

00:53:03.040 lives with

00:53:04.780 so literally

00:53:06.880 literally in bed

00:53:08.660 with a fake conservative 0.99

00:53:11.040 lockdown addict

00:53:12.920 Doug Ford

00:53:14.200 right

00:53:15.180 obviously you guys knew the answer to the question

00:53:19.200 you know can we trust

00:53:20.920 Brian Lilly from the Toronto Sun

00:53:22.260 but

00:53:22.980 you know it bears

00:53:26.020 for record to get on the record

00:53:29.120 for controlled opposition of course

00:53:30.900 and

00:53:32.080 yeah there's a lot

00:53:35.380 more I'd love to get

00:53:37.440 into but you know

00:53:38.440 I'm almost running for an hour here already

00:53:41.000 but guys

00:53:42.820 thank you so much

00:53:44.040 for watching

00:53:45.280 is there any super chats

00:53:47.080 that I missed

00:53:47.540 let me scroll up here

00:53:48.800 see if there's anything

00:53:49.980 oh I did miss a super chat

00:53:51.860 Kenzie calls with $2

00:53:54.640 Greg

00:53:55.740 you gotta read chat

00:53:57.080 occasionally

00:53:57.720 I will try to read the chat

00:54:02.160 more often

00:54:02.680 okay

00:54:03.100 I'll try to read the chat

00:54:04.140 more often

00:54:04.600 it's gonna be back

00:54:05.540 I know that was maybe

00:54:06.280 a little bit more of a

00:54:07.160 rocky episode

00:54:08.200 but I hope you guys

00:54:09.040 enjoyed it

00:54:09.640 we are

00:54:10.920 it's gonna be Canada

00:54:12.600 today very very soon but um thank you so much for watching everybody if you like the show you can go

00:54:18.040 to my website gregweiglip.com there are donation options there available and um yeah i think it's

00:54:25.220 important like i said earlier we're getting losses we're getting losses out there you know the

00:54:30.960 globalists are beating us down but we need to focus on creating wins we need to focus on

00:54:36.060 organizing professionally and continuing continuing to connect with one another and also look at

00:54:42.020 looking at the small wins of saving a soul that's not necessarily solving the whole problem but

00:54:48.000 saving the soul and what i'm going to continue to do on controlled opposition is calling out

00:54:52.080 these different demons because these people need to be called out because this subversion is a

00:54:57.140 problem and um we need to raise our standards because it's okay to demand higher standards

00:55:04.860 thank you for watching guys talk to you next time

00:55:12.020 You

Greg Wycliffe - June 30, 2023

Can we trust Brian Lilley of the Toronto Sun？｜ Controlled Op 21

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Greg Wycliffe - June 30, 2023

Can we trust Brian Lilley of the Toronto Sun？ ｜ Controlled Op 21

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Can we trust Brian Lilley of the Toronto Sun？｜ Controlled Op 21