Greg Wycliffe - Can we trust Pierre Poilievre？

00:00:00.000 we all know justin trudeau and his liberal party is destroying this country we all know it every

00:00:05.200 single day we wake up there's another egregious piece of legislation that they're trying to push

00:00:09.520 through and who is truly trying to oppose this who is trying to oppose the trudeau regime we

00:00:15.280 need to be united and that does not mean simply accepting every single thing that a conservative

00:00:21.360 mp might have to say no it doesn't mean accepting compromise after compromise on their watered down

00:00:27.760 version of conservatism and their watered down version of freedom. Let's face it, folks. Sometimes

00:00:33.360 this conservative party of Canada has the exact same ideas and ideals and policies as the liberals.

00:00:39.500 They're just wearing a blue tie instead. If we want to turn this country around and oppose

00:00:45.760 Justin Trudeau, we need real opposition, not a fake one. And that's exactly why we've started

00:00:51.960 this show because the conversation must begin now.

00:01:21.960 test or vaccination and we will win the next election

00:01:26.940 canada must not ignore the reality of climate change

00:01:51.960 ladies and gentlemen welcome to controlled opposition the very first episode this is a

00:02:01.140 conversation that needs to be had and i thought what better than the perfect co-host for the show

00:02:06.600 than the number one political dissident in canada the raging dissident himself jeremy

00:02:13.080 mckenzie how are you doing this evening sir i object to that characterization greg but i

00:02:18.640 i'm well how are you i guess you're used to all the objections by now being uh dragged to court

00:02:23.920 all over the country as it seems but um yeah i uh in this episode we're gonna focus just on the

00:02:31.760 obvious weak points of the conservative party since since the trucker convoy which has been

00:02:37.760 it's it's been about 10 11 almost a year now but it seemed like such a long time but along with

00:02:43.040 that the obvious question of why is this conversation important to have um so just to

00:02:50.560 start i know i mean i mean you know i say in my introduction there i'm kind of tired of talking

00:02:56.480 about justin trudeau i think we're all a little bit tired of talking about justin trudeau he's

00:03:00.640 this he's that um you know talking about looking at listening to enduring we're all tired of enduring

00:03:08.400 exactly exactly so when it comes to being critical of this so-called conservative party i think this

00:03:15.320 conversation is is very very necessary but i kind of want to hear from your perspective why do you

00:03:19.240 think because i've been seeing you talk about it on your stream um why do you think it's important

00:03:23.500 to have this conversation of being critical of the conservative party of canada and pierre polyev

00:03:27.800 well unlike uh government institutions you know that are supposed to have oversight they're

00:03:33.640 supposed to be a safety net or some kind of way to make sure that whatever system or mechanism

00:03:41.800 it is that they're overseeing is functioning the way that it's supposed to. And in, you know,

00:03:46.980 public discourse and politics and so much, it should be the base, you know, that has to hold

00:03:52.540 its, the feet to the fire to hold their people accountable. And if no one's, you know, kind of

00:03:59.780 If they're just kind of just letting them get away with whatever, no one's really monitoring the ship at all.

00:04:05.780 They're just kind of getting away with whatever they'd like.

00:04:08.080 Rather than the electorate having its feelings and problems represented at the national level by these political parties,

00:04:19.180 they're accepting it's backwards.

00:04:22.000 It's the political parties directing downward to them how things are to be and how it's going to go,

00:04:25.820 and they have to conform with that or they're out.

00:04:28.320 And, you know, things are upside down and backwards, and I think there has to be these checks and balances.

00:04:33.340 There has to be somebody there, you know, like a referee or an auditor or something,

00:04:37.960 and that's kind of what things like this do is serve as a function.

00:04:40.860 And rather than letting that proliferate in Canada, rather than letting any kind of healthy, you know,

00:04:45.900 disagreement, discourse, debate happen whatsoever, they're just stifling it or suppressing it

00:04:51.420 and hiding it entirely and erasing people and censoring things.

00:04:54.700 So so we don't have a two sided any kind of debate. There is no real oversight. It's just it's just, you know, our way or the highway everywhere you look and no one people are going to have their interests represented properly.

00:05:07.700 They're not going to feel represented and they don't. And that's why I think it's 40 percent of the country doesn't vote at all because they don't feel they're not interested because none of these people represent their interests.

00:05:17.260 And, you know, I'd count myself in that category. Absolutely. And I think that that number, that trend of people not voting has only increased in recent elections, whether it's municipal, provincial or federal, which I think you're absolutely right.

00:05:31.880 people are disenchanted and um when it when it comes down to it you know you were speaking about

00:05:37.240 debates this is something that i've harped on a lot you know leading up to the to the convoy it

00:05:43.140 was really reaching this fever pitch when it comes to the um you know dismissing and dehumanizing of

00:05:49.100 people who were unvaccinated as we all know but um you know rewind to the 2021 election just over

00:05:56.700 a year ago, you have Justin Trudeau campaigning on segregation. He's essentially campaigning on

00:06:03.380 what are we going to do with these people? You can't get on a plane or a train. And he sounded

00:06:08.400 kind of angry, I might add, because we're going to talk about anger and emotions and how some

00:06:13.320 politicians like to control that later on. But during this campaign, you know, where was the

00:06:18.240 pushback from the conservatives of this type of rhetoric? And not only that, during our televised

00:06:23.180 debates vaccine mandates wasn't even a topic it wasn't even a topic and of course along with that

00:06:31.660 in the same in the same sort of uh in the same sort of vein were the conservatives really pushing

00:06:37.360 back against these vaccine mandates in general i know it didn't come up in the debates and maybe

00:06:41.640 the poll or the the news media kind of decided what the topics are going to be and we all know

00:06:46.300 they like to focus on climate change and let's talk about what race and color and who we like

00:06:50.600 to have sex with that's the most important thing to debate about but um aside from that you know

00:06:55.160 you have to look really hard for any clips or any tweets of conservative party members

00:07:01.740 actually challenging these vaccine mandates or challenging these vaccines in general and as the

00:07:06.220 science comes out you know that that that behavior of them back when it mattered right before that

00:07:11.420 last election really didn't age well no no it didn't i'm glad you said aged well because again

00:07:16.460 as we're seeing i was just writing something for substack i'll probably maybe publish this evening

00:07:19.600 or tomorrow that um there is a lot of people that are now you know they felt coerced bullied

00:07:26.320 intimidated blackmailed however it was a lot of people did a thing that they didn't want to do

00:07:31.780 and now regret doing the thing and the thing may actually be causing them a lot of uh problems

00:07:36.660 family problems health problems maybe you know being alive problems sudden event problems things

00:07:41.460 like this um and who represent who you know they trusted these people they trusted the established

00:07:47.520 the establishment, the status quo. They trusted these, you know, experts and so on. And if there

00:07:51.200 was a serious problem, then obviously, clearly, someone would have said something in the power

00:07:56.600 structure that would have represented that, but they didn't. This is the most contentious and

00:08:00.100 divisive issue in national history, probably world history, really, threatens to unravel the social

00:08:05.440 fabric of our entire country. This is the elephant in the room, the biggest problem, the thing that

00:08:10.680 no one is talking about. And what does it say about your so-called leadership candidates when

00:08:14.640 they can't even broach the topic. They can't even acknowledge that it exists. We'd rather just

00:08:18.680 ignore it and move on and pretend like all these people that are suffering, all these people that

00:08:22.520 have, you know, very real consequences and issues to take up with this period of time in our

00:08:29.660 national history that very truly destroyed their lives, ruined families, destroyed marriages,

00:08:34.460 businesses, education enrollments, all of this, which culminated in the protests in Ottawa,

00:08:40.480 which is why tens of thousands of people showed up, which is why they had millions of dollars

00:08:44.140 and support from millions of people across the country

00:08:46.180 and as I said to you actually there on the street

00:08:48.220 when we were there, if this was a political party

00:08:50.300 this would be the most well-funded one

00:08:52.280 in the country

00:08:52.780 the issue is there

00:08:56.520 people want to talk about it, they want answers

00:08:58.340 they want this to be dealt with

00:09:00.320 and they don't want to deal with it

00:09:02.000 instead they want to point to the price of milk

00:09:04.140 and a 38 year old in his mom's basement

00:09:06.560 it's like well, being in your basement sucks

00:09:08.500 that is terrible but it sucks worse

00:09:10.660 when you're having a heart attack in your mom's basement

00:09:12.740 when you're 38 because you shovel the driveway because you you know maybe have a certain issue

00:09:17.440 that you didn't have before to ignore these people is just uh it's it's it's criminal what's been

00:09:23.640 done in my opinion to all these people and now it's just it's deliberate cruelty on top of it to

00:09:29.800 ignore their suffering for uh you know these people that like to virtue signal and act as

00:09:33.860 though they're so you know we care so much about minorities and people that can't speak for

00:09:38.480 themselves they're under the crushing weight of an overwhelming force and what can be done

00:09:41.740 i will champion their cause their cause and and yet you have uh this is happening to people all

00:09:47.100 over the country teenagers old people athletes people professional athletes people in their

00:09:50.820 20s and 30s and uh we're just going to ignore their suffering and not speak for them and not

00:09:56.060 even we're just going to pretend like it isn't happening and uh we're just going to play the

00:10:00.360 game of what does none of this happen we're just going to continue on and uh you know vote for me

00:10:04.940 vote harder guys and everything will sum up we just got to get the libs out you know and i think

00:10:10.300 it's so interesting when you look at you know the popular talking points of the conservative party

00:10:15.280 before the convoy and then also after the convoy because aside from maybe catering to this group

00:10:23.080 of you know whatever you want to call it freedom fighters people who wanted their jobs back people

00:10:26.880 who were uh you know had their live lives ruined livelihoods ruined uh vaccine injured you name it

00:10:33.400 you know aside from a little bit of lip service that we saw from the conservative party after the

00:10:38.460 convoy it's kind of gone back to the way it was a year ago which is we're going to talk about

00:10:43.940 everything well not even everything we're going to talk about we're definitely not going to talk

00:10:48.240 about that topic you know we're not going to talk about the issue of mandates right it's what what

00:10:52.120 bothers me with them is like they want to be you want to be the king you know in a metaphorical

00:10:56.060 sense you want to be the guy in the chair but you want to you don't want to deal with the things

00:10:59.700 that come with that like dealing with difficult having difficult conversations dealing with these

00:11:04.900 like this is a real issue this is a thing that exists and to ignore it and pretend like oh we'll

00:11:09.320 just put this on the back burner tells me that it's not important to them so or they don't have

00:11:13.940 the courage or the or the ability to even deal with it so is that a is that a leader no absolutely

00:11:20.300 not absolutely not and and I think that's what that's why it's so important that we're start

00:11:24.820 starting this uh this stream controlled opposition because you know at least I know what I'm getting

00:11:29.420 at least we know what we're getting with Justin Trudeau this guy hates us he doesn't like our way

00:11:33.620 of life you know he uh he's kind of casually dehumanizing us and sometimes not so casually

00:11:39.060 dehumanizing us and um you know but the problem is is this the opposition is this a real opposition

00:11:46.680 because they're saying yeah we're we're doing the very best we can to stop trudeau but we're not

00:11:51.720 going to talk about vaccine mandates we're not going to talk about the issue of vaccines we're

00:11:54.960 not going to talk about uh so many moral issues which they seem to skirt by and instead just land

00:12:00.360 upon let's talk about the money again it feels to me like there's there's a there's a there's a

00:12:06.980 there's a disconnect or there's a struggle with deciding you know are you trying to get elected

00:12:12.240 or are you trying to protect uh you know the country because you can't seem to do both at

00:12:16.540 this point and it's like well as long as we get elected we'll fix everything but at what cost

00:12:20.360 um you're willing to ignore if you want to like the things they're campaigning on the things that

00:12:25.200 their platform like they're bringing up and talking about is because this is an issue they

00:12:29.200 that they can they can get votes on they can get elected on or this is something that this

00:12:33.220 represents us this is what we're about it says more to me the things that they don't bring up

00:12:40.360 and that they don't mention and they don't that that says speaks volumes to me more and it reminds

00:12:44.920 me of the time when at that basically the peak of this insanity and you've got the ndp leader saying

00:12:50.060 well there's going to be consequences and you've got the prime minister saying oh you know should

00:12:52.880 we deal with these people and so on and and who do you turn to well no one in the federal government

00:12:57.780 or no one in a position of power because they're all standing shoulder to shoulder with each other

00:13:01.400 in an advertisement saying, we're all in this together.

00:13:03.660 Well, yes, you all are against us, it would seem,

00:13:06.680 because millions of people in this country have a very big problem with how you're conducting business,

00:13:10.500 and you'd rather they stand shoulder to shoulder with each other because at the end of the day, their peers.

00:13:14.680 They don't look across the aisle in the House of Commons and see the enemy

00:13:18.860 or see someone that needs to be challenged or stuff.

00:13:20.900 They like to maintain this polite facade of, you know, we're all just politely getting along,

00:13:27.780 and we're all peers and this kind of thing as people are suicides higher than ever drug overdoses

00:13:32.480 higher than ever mental health crisis out of control hospital systems collapsing people are

00:13:36.880 literally dying i don't uh the fact that you don't even seem to you know we don't want to run anyway

00:13:42.640 the wrong way we don't want to upset anyone we're all you know we're all peers it's easy it's easy

00:13:46.840 for them because their jobs aren't threatened they got pay raises they got uh you know double

00:13:50.920 digit pay raises um there there's no they're not non-essential workers they're not going to have

00:13:56.840 you know parliament cancelled even if it is they're going to work from home that i've been

00:13:59.740 wearing pants or doing zoom calls like we're doing right now getting paid six figures so there's no

00:14:03.920 there's no sense of urgency because it doesn't affect them um it's very hard for people like

00:14:10.880 the 40 percent or or outside of that to identify with any of these people and look at them and go

00:14:15.920 yes this person has my best interests at heart this person understands what i'm going through

00:14:19.760 and what i've been through and and what i need uh they don't they're just looking for you know

00:14:25.540 like focus tested soundbites and things they can use to to try and win win over votes and appeal

00:14:32.100 yeah something that's i i've always thought since joining politics is like you know if we truly want

00:14:37.180 to turn this country around we have to go toe-to-toe with the canadian news media like

00:14:41.660 like the news media is are really not our friends they were responsible for the misinformation they

00:14:46.840 were responsible for the you know uh just the horrible things that have that have gone on

00:14:52.100 especially um socially and mentally to people over the past few years and the conservative

00:14:57.680 party is playing ball with the media you know and i really feel like the conservative party

00:15:03.520 liberal party the the media they they all kind of operate in this weird ottawa political bubble

00:15:09.460 where every single news item including the anything is well how is this going to affect

00:15:16.080 the leadership how is this going to affect the the political game i even found a clip on cbc

00:15:21.940 where they're talking about the convoy and it sounds like the liberal party war room just the

00:15:26.160 way in which they're discussing it like oh are the conservatives going to benefit from this

00:15:29.440 and it's like what about the people why are you talking about how is this going to benefit

00:15:32.960 a political party when this is a massive protest of blue-collar workers driving all

00:15:39.100 from all corners of the country to complain about a very egregious um policy that wasn't

00:15:47.760 even debated about in the last election i thought it was telling too during during the election

00:15:51.780 of the Conservative Party leader

00:15:54.040 that there was the chance of freedom

00:15:56.360 in the building. You probably recall

00:15:58.300 that after he took the podium,

00:16:00.240 which is, of course, that is the

00:16:02.180 very audible, you know, that's

00:16:03.900 the... Mantra.

00:16:06.100 Right. That's those people.

00:16:08.040 The pro-truckers, you know, anti-government

00:16:10.140 mandates, all of that. So they enjoyed

00:16:12.380 the success of winning that campaign

00:16:14.320 and they enjoy that popular kind of

00:16:16.360 support

00:16:17.400 by not disavowing it.

00:16:20.000 They don't actively come out and support these people, but they just really say nothing and just kind of leave it up to the imagination of these people to like, oh, no, that's our guy because, you know, we were here chanting.

00:16:28.580 But where were they?

00:16:30.660 Because they're supposed to be leaders.

00:16:32.060 They're supposed to be representing, you know, they want to be elected and represent, you know, as they like to say, all Canadians, you know, all Canadians from all over the place.

00:16:38.840 Well, except not those ones and not those ones and not these ones over here.

00:16:42.300 They're ignored.

00:16:43.240 They're ignored.

00:16:43.920 And when, you know, the status quo powers that be say things like they're unacceptable and, you know, something's got to be done for them, to not defend them and to not come out immediately and demand – it kind of shocks me a little bit, but not much anymore these days, but at the time, that no one demanded his resignation at that time.

00:17:07.700 Like, did you just other millions of of the population? You're basically encouraging people to, like, do something about, you know, you're vilifying millions of people in this country who have a very valid point.

00:17:20.720 They don't want to do it. It was never the law. It was always. So what are they criminals? No. Are they terrorists? No. Are they what are they? Well, we just don't like them.

00:17:30.700 they're unacceptable and so on and maybe there should be consequences something should be done

00:17:34.180 with them and meanwhile you have the conservatives over here like oh oh twiddling yeah twiddling their

00:17:39.360 thumbs well maybe we'll get a we'll come out for a picture you know when we'll come out and get a

00:17:44.620 quick picture and who's the guy with the rucksack who's that james top i'll get a quick picture

00:17:47.880 so then his supporters and that whole cadre that whole cast of people that support him and support

00:17:53.480 his message will see me standing next to him and automatically assume that i must be on on their

00:17:57.920 side when i've done absolutely nothing to advance their cause of their interests and uh used up and

00:18:03.720 thrown away like a handkerchief you know are they talking about that now no you're absolutely right

00:18:08.100 man i i haven't even thought of that before the way in which the what they don't talk about what

00:18:13.320 they don't talk about is actually quite disgusting how can you not call out trudeau after completely

00:18:19.140 dehumanizing at least millions and millions of canadians who didn't get vaccinated like that

00:18:24.120 is an obvious one another he's as a leader right he's clearly chosen he's clearly prefers these

00:18:30.900 canadians over those ones that's beyond question these ones are the good ones and those ones are

00:18:35.960 the bad ones you should no longer be in charge as soon as your brain devolves into that state

00:18:40.500 where you're segregating different parts of your population into good and bad you're no longer

00:18:44.260 qualified to be in charge i'm sorry and what is happening in this conservative party when they

00:18:48.480 can't say something as simple as that they can't come out and and take a moral stance on yeah uh

00:18:54.320 segregating people and saying a huge section of the population is are just bad people like hello

00:18:59.760 this is unacceptable yeah this is a very obvious easy should be an easy um you know easy technique

00:19:07.640 to just to just uh disavow trudeau for that and that's just one on the long long long list

00:19:12.960 Lying under oath is another thing that Pierre Polyev has not talked about.

00:19:17.960 Even defending themselves.

00:19:19.480 Well, he's a guy that likes to take no risks ever.

00:19:21.780 This is a man that thinks very long and hard and takes very, very careful with everything he does.

00:19:26.400 He's a professional politician.

00:19:27.560 He's the best one in the country.

00:19:29.020 Almost.

00:19:29.580 Probably the best one.

00:19:30.440 And I don't really mean that as a compliment necessarily.

00:19:33.580 He's just, you know, if you're into being a wolf, that's a really good wolf, you know.

00:19:39.420 Another thing.

00:19:40.400 I'm just going to put this on screen up real quick.

00:19:42.700 I was trying to see if Pierre Polyev has ever tweeted about frozen bank accounts.

00:19:47.640 And if you didn't know, you can go on Twitter and type in that syntax there in the search.

00:19:51.820 Nothing.

00:19:52.480 I couldn't find one thing, frozen bank accounts, you know, convoy.

00:19:57.660 He has never tweeted about frozen bank accounts.

00:20:00.680 And I think that's another big category that especially affects you, which is these conservatives after the convoy don't want to talk about the authoritarian problem.

00:20:11.020 these authoritarian actions that the trudeau regime uh inflicted upon its own people quite

00:20:16.760 and it's it's really like you said like they're gonna they're gonna kind of cater to the freedom

00:20:21.260 people but they're actually not going to denounce any horribly authoritarian uh behavior from this

00:20:26.200 current government the conservative party has a history of heavy-handed authoritarian actions

00:20:30.340 on its own you know without bringing up anything the liberal current liberal regime has done there

00:20:35.040 so they're they're not innocent to that either so it's almost like throwing you know stones in a

00:20:38.880 glass house. You don't want anybody to turn around and go, oh, really, Mr. Bill C-51, or whatever it

00:20:43.620 is that they've done previously. But they won't even stick up for themselves. I mean, at the time

00:20:49.020 for, I don't know, seven minutes or however long it was permitted to be in the news, that the

00:20:53.420 Conservative Caucus had a considerable amount of donations to the trucker convoy. There was a fair

00:20:57.940 amount of elected people in the House that were, hey, they're on this list of donating, and they

00:21:04.680 won't even stick up for their own people so you know uh if you're not going to stick up for the

00:21:09.980 people in your car over this issue um are you really going to even you're not going to protect

00:21:14.660 the people on the street clearly not you'll show up for opportunism uh like a surfer you know he

00:21:20.040 sees a wave and you time it you're going to paddle in real real nice and just hop up on the board

00:21:24.680 directly at the right precise moment and i can ride this wave all the way to an election and

00:21:29.280 then walk away and never look at it again and that's politics baby yeah just catching the wave

00:21:34.780 just licking your finger and and stick that up and see which way the wind's blowing and then uh

00:21:39.620 that's that way that's how i get elected it's not about uh it's not about it just isn't about

00:21:44.980 values it isn't about principles it's not about doing the right thing or it's about how do i get

00:21:49.020 elected so i can be elected and that's the be all end all and and at no point did anyone say is it

00:21:54.580 even worth pursuing this if we lose the country in the process is to say we got to lean more left

00:21:58.720 We have to do more left centrist left to appeal to them so we can get their voters so we can get in.

00:22:04.580 OK, but then you're laying down all of these other things.

00:22:08.320 And then are they ever going to be revisited?

00:22:10.140 Because if you are elected by these people, they're going to expect you to perform and behave the way they elected you to.

00:22:15.700 And you're not going to want to get unelected.

00:22:17.700 You're not going to want to lose the follow on elections.

00:22:20.020 So you're going to be forced to.

00:22:21.140 So what is the value in?

00:22:23.280 Well, if we become the liberals, that's how we defeat them.

00:22:25.980 No, that's how you become liberals.

00:22:27.640 And that is why the Conservative Party has done nothing but lose for my entire life and decades beyond.

00:22:33.480 They've conserved absolutely nothing.

00:22:35.280 They've lost everything.

00:22:36.380 Every time there's an issue and it comes face to face, they back down.

00:22:40.180 They back down.

00:22:40.820 If you compare the Conservative Party today to 10 years ago, 10 years prior to that, decade by decade, it goes further left.

00:22:46.100 Every decade and every decade they've failed to conserve anything and they've failed to defend their values and their ideas.

00:22:53.380 And they just rather would adapt to, again, whichever way the wind's blowing and say, well, this is what the people want.

00:22:59.240 Well, the people elected Hitler, too.

00:23:01.260 So there's something to be said for taking a stand and saying, I don't care if this is unpopular.

00:23:07.020 This is what has to happen.

00:23:08.820 This is just what's true.

00:23:10.140 This is just what's right.

00:23:11.420 And once we've abandoned that and now we only pursue what's popular, which can be controlled and manipulated by social media and by corporations very, very easy.

00:23:22.180 You can make anything popular.

00:23:23.220 I mean, look at TikTok now. Now you're you're not leading. You're following the winds which are being, you know, blown and and and manufactured, as Noam Chomsky would say, manufacturing consent by someone else, by by corporate interests, by big money.

00:23:39.560 i am just so tired of seeing the cowardice of these conservatives like they are not going they

00:23:46.180 never take a moral stance on anything i had a clip in the intro of the show which is pierre

00:23:51.340 pauliev saying call the auditors and he's talking about arrive can app and it's like man this

00:23:56.700 violated our charter rights on so many different levels so many different angles but no let's take

00:24:01.900 just the money angle of how expensive this app was right and it's like well what about us being

00:24:06.120 treated like cattle and animals and then you'll talk to these cpc people or whoever they are you'll

00:24:11.420 talk to somebody who works at the uh you know in the media and they'll say well no no no that's not

00:24:16.380 gonna that's not gonna speak to the people see our polls say our our stats say uh our our focus

00:24:22.800 groups say that that's not the right way we need to talk about the money first and then talk about

00:24:27.300 the freedom and what i think is so funny about that flawed logic is these are the same people

00:24:33.020 who are saying well it's unacceptable fringe my minority just look at the polls no one cares

00:24:37.940 about mandates everyone's on board and then the trucker convoy happened completely you know

00:24:42.200 subverting all of her expectations and all their polls and all their bs and ended up being phony

00:24:48.200 ended up being not accurate turns out there's a lot of real canadians out there who do still

00:24:52.840 believe in this country bodily autonomy and the charter of rights and freedoms more than that

00:24:58.480 there's more of them joining every day because i think there's a lot of people you know coming up

00:25:02.340 with a hangover that the pandemic hangover of starting to really ask questions about what they

00:25:07.040 were just put through and what happened and why um because again the elephant in the room

00:25:12.020 you know is this uh was any of this necessary and now now look what it's caused and look what's

00:25:17.540 happened as a result of it um it's getting harder and harder to escape escape these questions i

00:25:22.820 don't know how they're going to continue to do it in the future but they want to just uh act like

00:25:25.920 it never happened just elect that we're going to campaign on milk prices and uh like that's the

00:25:31.860 biggest issue in the country i think the biggest issue in the country is that um a lot most people

00:25:36.540 are walking around feeling like hopeless depressed and miserable with um very little optimism for

00:25:42.300 the future and like you said being treated like you're not a person being treated like a number

00:25:46.960 like it's like everything is painful now everything has been reduced to you know numbers and licenses

00:25:52.940 and fees and whatever like even to just the idea of someone going to get like you know health care

00:26:00.020 or mental health or something is laughable you know what you want to call oh i'm really struggling

00:26:05.280 i've reached the point where i i just can't i'm barely it's it i gotta make a call we'll get back

00:26:09.300 to you in six to twelve weeks you know um it's not good you know when there's this many people

00:26:14.860 killing themselves and i mean there's a serious problem this place is very very sick that's a

00:26:19.400 problem and you're like yeah but milk's expensive like well yes it is uh however uh everyone wants

00:26:25.860 to die rather than live here so much so that we've got government funded programs that are

00:26:30.360 getting more funding and expanding because so many people want to die that there's a lineup

00:26:36.520 there's a lineup at hospitals for government funding to die um that's probably worth talking

00:26:42.260 about more than you know inflation but yeah and you turn on the news and it'll say something about

00:26:47.560 the cheesiest pizza in town or something very mundane and i think when it comes to the topic

00:26:53.800 of controlled opposition that that are kind of the those are kind of the two things it's

00:26:57.240 the same way that we look at the media the news media in this country it's not real accountability

00:27:02.360 it's fake accountability they present this idea of this is the news this is us being critical of

00:27:07.340 those in power and the thing is folks is the conservative party there's a lot of evidence

00:27:12.160 indicating that they're doing the exact same thing they're not real opposition they are fake

00:27:15.880 opposition they're saying we are the opposition we are opposing this uh this trudeau regime as

00:27:20.920 hard as we can and then slowly but surely all this legislation squeaks by and um we can't we

00:27:28.320 don't recognize our country anymore they're really doing the bare minimum you know is is what it

00:27:33.020 feels like it's really just kind of a showing up and you know putting in your six hours and then

00:27:37.140 clocking out early you know going home at 3 30 on a friday you know that type that type of worker

00:27:40.980 that type of person is just kind of that's the general vibe i get from pretty much everyone

00:27:45.080 that it's you know uh no there's no real passion to really hurry along and to get anything done

00:27:49.920 And it's just because, again, there's no urgency because their boats are fine.

00:27:53.900 They're not sinking.

00:27:54.780 They're not going.

00:27:55.200 They're doing they're doing absolutely just fine.

00:27:56.900 So there's no real rush or need to fix much of anything.

00:27:59.840 And I don't know what to.

00:28:03.400 Yeah.

00:28:04.360 Speaking of which, let's play a clip from Pierre Polyev, Justin Trudeau, saying that he he hates flags.

00:28:11.940 He's going to three to one.

00:28:12.820 Go.

00:28:13.160 Here we go.

00:28:14.120 I don't like the flags and I don't like rage.

00:28:19.920 But I think we have to ask ourselves, why are people so angry?

00:28:24.880 Like, why are people so angry?

00:28:28.140 And the answer is that they're hurting.

00:28:31.420 You know, it's easy for, you know, the political establishment to say, stop all your complaining.

00:28:38.980 But when you're one of the 1.5 million people that went to a food bank in the month of March, it's not so easy.

00:28:46.400 If you're one of the people that went to the Mississauga Food Bank and asked for help with medical assistance and dying, not because you're sick, but because you can't afford to live, it's not so easy.

00:28:55.940 If you're one of the 38-year-olds living in your parents' basement because it now takes more of a monthly paycheck to own a house than at any time in recorded history, it's not so easy to be happy with the way things are going.

00:29:10.400 um if you're one of the people who was over prescribed opioids and is now addicted to drugs

00:29:19.220 as a result it's not so easy to be happy with the way things are going okay pause yeah i'm i'm sorry

00:29:26.640 like i hate rage first of all he's insulting you what the hell uh no but he says i hate rage you

00:29:33.720 know but people are hurting and then he lists all these reasons why people should be justifiably

00:29:39.660 angry uh not only that he um where's the energy man where's like where is the moral righteousness

00:29:47.240 in anything this guy has to say it sounds like he's doing his taxes still and i know that may

00:29:51.720 not seem like a big deal i think that's a huge deal like you need to be a much more powerful

00:29:55.540 speaker but then again if you're arguing against emotion like don't get angry you know i guess you

00:30:00.880 can't raise your voice anymore right because that that's the hope that people don't like that the

00:30:04.600 poll said people don't like uh anger there's so many rules i mean he's not wrong about a lot of

00:30:10.660 what he's saying but it's like describing the symptoms of a of a problem and calling that the

00:30:15.620 problem oh the problem is you've got headaches and you're throwing up and you're not sleeping

00:30:20.000 right that there's a raw problem well you have a brain tumor but we're never going to acknowledge

00:30:23.520 that we're just going to talk about the symptoms of your brain tumor and ignore ignore the core

00:30:27.720 you know um and and you know the opioids thing is like an interesting yeah well why are they

00:30:34.240 why are they being prescribed why are people more miserable and having more drug-seeking you know

00:30:38.080 self-destructive behavior than ever is it because the price of milk you know a lot of it a lot of

00:30:45.100 it is is their fault yeah a lot of people are i mean i've just in my own world which is not

00:30:52.300 everywhere or everyone certainly but when you feel like you're you're uh you're like an unwanted

00:30:58.360 you know annoy nuisance that your very presence and existence is something to be like oh tolerated

00:31:04.960 really that's really all we're being we're lucky we're being tolerated otherwise you can just shut

00:31:09.540 up and go away people don't tend to react well to that to being treated treated that way um

00:31:15.280 and it's like you know it's our way or the highway there's no engagement there's no discussion there's

00:31:19.640 no um there's no room for any kind of real real dissenting ideas or anything anymore and

00:31:26.020 and that that makes people angry it makes people angry when um you know why they saw this elephant

00:31:33.020 in the room is is one of the biggest problems we've ever had and it's all it's cumulative it's

00:31:38.320 not any one issue like he's naming off all kinds of different things and it's like well what's the

00:31:41.800 root of these problems well getting divorced can have a pretty substantially negative effect on

00:31:47.100 your life or having your kids not speak to you anymore or being uninvited from thanksgiving

00:31:51.300 dinner because your tv told you to there's a lot of things going on that have happened the last few

00:31:55.080 years as a direct result of the mandates that he and his party supported that all of these people

00:31:59.180 had no problem with that directly ruined ruined the lives of a extreme amount of people which

00:32:05.880 then permeates outward they're angry the other people they're everybody's angry at each other

00:32:09.980 they're angry at the war they're going out into the world angry causing other people to be angry

00:32:13.780 it just continues so to sit there and back like i don't know i just can't understand what's with

00:32:18.580 all the anger what's i don't like the flags now first of all why why they don't like it so much

00:32:24.080 is because they're afraid it's going to be turned on them next,

00:32:26.480 and it would be, and it should be.

00:32:28.860 They don't like seeing angry crowds of people.

00:32:30.900 They didn't like seeing that in Ottawa because those are their peers.

00:32:34.580 These people that the trucker protesters and stuff were there opposing,

00:32:38.340 they don't see them as someone to be protested.

00:32:41.440 They see that as the guy that sits next to them in the House of Commons,

00:32:43.940 or they see that as someone, well, that could be me next.

00:32:46.860 They're in a different world.

00:32:48.280 They're not down there on the street with you.

00:32:50.040 They live in the ivory towers of Ottawa in the little political world,

00:32:53.040 And they're very annoyed and and, you know, sheltered.

00:32:57.520 Well, that these peasants had the audacity to come down here where we are and start screwing with her.

00:33:03.080 I mean, how dare they? And where was where was the outrage?

00:33:05.840 I mean, for God's sakes, the RCMP violently and brutally beat the beat the living daylights out of people all up and down Wellington Street, trampled them with horses, hit them with guns, loaded guns, pointed them in their face, wrecked the windows of their vehicles, dragged people out into the street.

00:33:18.280 people kicking them stomping on them beating them and then it comes out that the police not only

00:33:22.240 were they all fine with it they loved it they wanted to do more of it they loved it and uh

00:33:26.240 that obviously got leaked and then they were like oh we're really sorry that that got leaked

00:33:30.760 you know where was uh where was any of the outrage that is outrageous and the fact that no one none

00:33:37.180 of the concern like stop full stop the rcp commissioner needs to resign there needs to be

00:33:41.440 an investigation how is this the attitude of our rank and file police force why are they celebrating

00:33:44.880 beating unarmed people in the streets for peacefully demonstrating that's that's absolutely

00:33:48.100 bananas there's something very sick and wrong going on in the rcmp no they were just happy that

00:33:53.200 it was over because they're like well geez it'll be us next time you know where you're right where

00:33:57.480 is the moral outrage there seems to be a very narrow narrow narrow narrow narrow corridor of

00:34:03.120 what you're allowed to be morally outraged about if you're on the left it has something to do with

00:34:07.580 the racism and the white supremacy and all that stuff and if you're on the right it's the price

00:34:12.740 of milk that's the only thing you're allowed to get poorly outraged about they also like to do

00:34:17.620 at like not abstract ideas but go after things that can't hurt you like can the price of milk

00:34:23.480 attack you it can't really do anything to you uh if you go against massive corporations with

00:34:29.980 extreme amounts of money invested in your elected official or company or hospital university or so

00:34:35.880 on things can happen to you like your job could be taken away and all kinds of things so they kind

00:34:42.060 of shy away from these things and they attack kind of things that no one's really you can't

00:34:46.160 really point to any one specific person to be being the cause of so it's not really anything

00:34:50.660 to fear that's like on the left what they like to do is they go have to go after and tear down

00:34:53.940 statues of people that have been dead for 200 years oh yes the ghost of robert e lee is you

00:34:58.340 you showed him they're not going to go after any kind of actual there's oppression and genocide

00:35:03.100 and weapons trafficking and human all of this stuff is happening right now this country's

00:35:06.620 participating in it and but those have real living people that could turn around and then

00:35:11.700 make my life miserable for so i'm not going to attack i'm going to i'm going to stick to the

00:35:15.780 statues of the dead people i feel very safe but that's not going to unless it falls on you while

00:35:20.280 you're toppling it which they've somehow managed to do that to themselves as well and the same

00:35:23.560 thing happens on the right you know they don't want to it's just people are angry and they want

00:35:27.260 to smash something but not something that can smash them back yeah and similarly you know trudeau

00:35:33.480 likes to apologize that things he had nothing to do with in the past but he will never actually

00:35:37.500 apologize to something that he actually did uh in in the present but um i i think uh that's a

00:35:44.360 really important point like they are peers um they are peers one another so when they see a

00:35:49.640 bunch of anger towards uh one of their classmates they're like man that could be me next and just

00:35:54.660 look at the way as we said like the lack of moral outrage and they were so careful any conservative

00:36:00.920 mp to come to the convoy was so careful maybe a quick appearance there maybe a quick photo up

00:36:06.060 there maybe you know uh marching alongside james top for like like 20 seconds and that's it um and

00:36:12.680 it's it's disgusting because it just feels like it's it's you know it's just for the votes it's

00:36:16.380 just for a little photo op it's not to actually stand up for them for the and other things like

00:36:23.060 you had uh what's her face there i'm trying to be clean here for this but you know the creature

00:36:28.560 that uh roams the halls of parliament it's about four feet tall looks like a goblin was in uh

00:36:34.000 alberta are you talking about uh remple no no oh okay oh whoops the other one there's a lot of

00:36:41.080 goblins running around let's be they uh was going into the elevator i think at a hospital or something

00:36:45.620 oh the uh the finance traitorous piece of garbage and all that kind of they all responded as if that

00:36:51.140 was some kind of attack and you have across the board all of these all of these political figures

00:36:54.700 coming out and supporting each other oh this is unacceptable we can't have he didn't shoot at her

00:36:58.820 He didn't try and stab her. He didn't. It was an angry man in public expressing how he feels about the people that are, you know, doing really, in his opinion and mine, really screwed up things with his tax money.

00:37:09.400 He's well within his rights to these kinds of things. And they're like, no, we need to have him.

00:37:12.880 I mean, he's had, you know, I've been, you know, investigated by the police on account of this guy.

00:37:17.780 Like how much how much they'll they'll tolerate a little bit, but not from not from the peasant class.

00:37:23.060 you know that that that's that's over it's like we do the arguing with each other in our own our

00:37:27.560 little uh professional wrestling theater kind of thing that we do here but you people stay out there

00:37:32.540 and and just pay us and just be seen and not heard essentially because then when you start coming

00:37:38.400 into our world where we we don't like that that's not cool and we're gonna make sure that you stay

00:37:43.700 where you belong out there in the cold far away from me uh and and far away with your trucks and

00:37:50.220 your farming equipment whatever it is you do you just stay way out there make sure my bills keep

00:37:53.980 getting paid because i'm not going to stand this stand for this because that could be me that could

00:37:57.400 be me in five years getting into an elevator and somebody being like you son of a bitch how dare

00:38:01.760 you give 50 billion dollars in weapons from uh you know from the from the weapons plant in ontario to

00:38:06.800 saudi arabia to commit genocide and yeah oh you know they're all guilty of of certain things you

00:38:11.720 know so they don't like seeing the idea must be scary as like a class you're a class member a

00:38:17.140 member of the the class of the political class to see a public uprising is is scary that's like

00:38:24.420 being a police officer of any kind and then seeing a crowd of cops be like mauled by a bigger you

00:38:29.280 know what i mean just as a sense of they're going to identify who do you think they identify with

00:38:32.680 that in that scenario not the not the crowd they see each other and they go oh because that's what

00:38:37.340 they see and so they talk to this they deal with every day everyone else is just they're just

00:38:40.800 peasants you know they're just noise they're just something that needs to be managed and corralled

00:38:46.020 like cattle like farm animal i just need to get them to do the right thing i just you know

00:38:50.160 you're quiet you're absolutely right and that and that hypocrisy has existed for so long to the

00:38:55.900 point where i'm just so sick of it you know i've ran for politics been basically assaulted and

00:39:01.120 harassed in the street you think global news is going to talk about it you think a politician

00:39:04.840 is going to talk about it of course not there's been so many scenarios of uh i'm trying to think

00:39:09.120 of her name uh climate barbie is her nickname but like you know she got yelled at at her office

00:39:13.420 where's the money they wanted to yeah i mean her mistake was crazy it was what was it like

00:39:19.260 uh hundreds of millions disappeared thousands tens of thousands of projects vanished i believe it i

00:39:25.400 believe billions of dollars were unaccounted for yeah i mean she would be lucky if she worked for

00:39:29.560 a corporation and had that kind of treatment from her boss i'm sorry so i just just to recap like so

00:39:35.040 you can have billions of dollars just go missing on your watch and everyone's like well hey you

00:39:41.500 know rich people doing rich people things but uh if morgan forgets to pay 68 in gas at a gas station

00:39:47.320 she's gonna go to jail for four days so i just wanted to make sure that everyone's aware of that

00:39:51.560 that's the white privilege kicking in again yeah for those who don't know uh jeremy's partner there

00:39:56.400 morgan may was thrown in jail for a alleged gas theft which which was like for 67 or something

00:40:04.900 and like quite frankly it doesn't sound like there's even hard evidence of this ever happening

00:40:08.820 allegedly allegedly but uh yeah this is somebody getting thrown in jail for apparently gas theft

00:40:15.120 meanwhile you know that gets absolutely no coverage where uh it's scary it's so scary there's

00:40:21.580 no there's not a short list in terms of the egregious things that are going on in this

00:40:26.680 country that are not talked about by the media and not talked about by the official opposition

00:40:32.080 it's like the crime our crime is that we expect the same rules and mechanisms that apply to us

00:40:41.160 to apply to them you know yeah and then they're like how dare why would you think that like well

00:40:46.440 if billions of dollars go missing where i worked you know i wouldn't go well it wouldn't it wouldn't

00:40:53.420 happen you know well for me so why is it for you why are you allowed to say these things why like

00:40:57.620 I'm inciting, you know, you're inciting violence and hatred.

00:41:01.300 You're saying things to people on the Internet, and I don't like it, and it's going to make them upset, and so you need to shut up.

00:41:06.960 Well, you're the prime minister, and you sat there and basically said that me, all of my friends and family, everyone I care about is unacceptable, and something needs to be done about them.

00:41:16.120 What platform is that?

00:41:17.480 That's considerably much larger than that.

00:41:19.100 The rules are different.

00:41:20.440 They can do it.

00:41:21.400 Rules for the, but not for me is very much in check.

00:41:26.180 And it's not going to be any different with the conservatives.

00:41:28.400 It never is.

00:41:29.300 Yeah.

00:41:29.420 And the other one worth repeating that should be repeated, you know, everyone who went to the convoy was associated with arson, fake news, terrorism, fake news, vandalism, fake news, violence, all fake news.

00:41:40.180 But then what happens in Winnipeg?

00:41:42.060 We have a so-called or alleged Antifa member driving their car, driving their car into a crowd of Freedom Convoy protesters.

00:41:49.420 This qualifies, I'm sorry, as a terrorist attack, at the very least ideological, motivated, violent extremism.

00:41:57.960 And this gets absolutely, well, aside from an article here or there, barely any coverage.

00:42:03.640 I don't know, has any member of parliament in the House of Commons, has any senator even spoken about this?

00:42:09.460 No, I don't think so.

00:42:10.440 David Zegarac is his name, Z-E-G-E-R-A-C.

00:42:14.080 And I think I was one of the first people in the country to know about it, besides the ones that were there getting run over by a Jeep patriot in Winnipeg, because someone there was very good friends with Mr. Greg Arcade, who texted me immediately and said something fucked up just happened in Winnipeg.

00:42:29.500 And, yeah, took a vehicle and plowed into a crowd of people.

00:42:33.540 And not really much was – nothing really was done about it because, I mean, they were the – they were those freedom people, right?

00:42:38.900 They were the unacceptable – they're basically terrorists, so it's fine to run them over.

00:42:42.280 if that same you know everything else being the same obviously we know how it would have been

00:42:46.160 uh wildly different you know blah blah blah what's the big deal the big deal is that there's

00:42:49.880 political leaders in this country that should have said something about that and didn't

00:42:53.060 they should have held their feet to like look what you're doing your rhetoric and your behavior and

00:42:57.560 your policies and things you say are i mean at the very least encouraging this to happen

00:43:03.100 if not they got the you know what maybe i'm going to be a hero and do something about this

00:43:07.780 kind of thing. And you're completely silent on that. That's not acceptable. That's just,

00:43:15.120 again, massive leadership failure after failure, after failure, things that really matter. You

00:43:20.420 know what? I don't really, yeah. Okay. Milk's expensive. People are getting run over with

00:43:24.080 Jeeps. What now? Why does no one know about this? Why is this not a bigger story? Why is this not

00:43:28.220 all over the country? Well, you know why? Because the guy was an Antifa member and he was, he was

00:43:33.120 pro-state. He's pro, he's against the people that are challenging the government. If you're not,

00:43:36.720 if you're taking the side of the state your life is going to be just fine you know they will always

00:43:41.280 you know they take care of their own until you're no longer useful and then you're you know discarded

00:43:45.640 but and this is and this is the same state this is the same state that obeys the media the media

00:43:51.360 dictates uh the polls as well and this conservative party of canada is beholden to that to the media

00:43:57.940 and the state so they are complicit just as the liberal party is just as the media is in this

00:44:03.520 violent action against people who have the wrong ideas you know this silence really is not something

00:44:10.600 that's innocent it's not a strategy as oh this is our strategy of how we're going to win over

00:44:16.280 more Canadians and finally get elected as conservatives I'm so tired of hearing that

00:44:20.660 argument when it's very clear that they have no moral backbone they are not going to stand up

00:44:25.980 and make any sort of moral argument and I think we're going to wrap it up here soon but to kind

00:44:31.820 of you know to connect you to the convoy once again people were standing up for what i think

00:44:37.100 is the moral spirit of the nation of canada that of freedom a spirit that was forged out of death

00:44:43.040 sweat tears of the world wars and in the name of freedom and in the charter of rights and freedoms

00:44:48.220 and that is what the truckers that's what everyone stood up for at that protest and now we have a

00:44:55.020 conservative party who is not even championing that whatsoever it's almost like radioactive to

00:45:00.660 them they don't even want to touch the moral spirit of the nation they're almost making it

00:45:04.440 seem like it's not there much like the mandates much like all these vaccines going on i think

00:45:09.620 probably because they're guilty and killing a lot of it themselves so how can they decide all of a

00:45:14.560 sudden be the champions of this champions of the spirit of the nation when they were the ones that

00:45:17.940 were sticking knives in it just a few years ago themselves and i see you know people ask about

00:45:21.560 you know solutions well what can you do in this kind of you know what what's to be done if you

00:45:25.800 allow them if we allow them to just keep doing this we will always get you know the same reaction

00:45:30.680 the same the same uh the same things are going to keep happening and it's our fault because we're

00:45:35.520 permitting it because the political class is more worried about the media but what will the media

00:45:39.600 say the liberal media what will all of this say they should be worried about what you say

00:45:43.560 about what you think they should be absolutely into their bones terrified that if they do

00:45:49.680 something messed up there's going to be 500 people outside their house uh be like you need to come

00:45:54.320 give us you're gonna come talk to us here for a minute now because uh what you're up to is no

00:45:57.960 good so whose fault is it i mean you've got communities of people that are just disinterested

00:46:02.200 the it's the apathetic canadians there's too many people that don't care and they're not willing to

00:46:06.380 do any kind of work to hold to hold these people accountable for what they're doing i mean some

00:46:09.620 people like yourself or myself or others they're they're doing what they can to spread awareness

00:46:13.100 and so on but it's not enough it's just not enough there's just not enough people that care

00:46:16.880 and they need to make their voices hard and they need to make it known that there's certain things

00:46:21.520 we're just not going to accept and put up with because otherwise your silence is consent sitting

00:46:25.420 at home quietly grumbling as as they get away with this stuff on tv that's as good as saying

00:46:31.320 you know clapping and giving a thumbs up to them unless you're you know visibly you know at their

00:46:36.320 office or or sending them emails and calling them on the phone and showing up with your friends be

00:46:40.820 like you want to explain you want to explain this nature preservation thing you're doing out back

00:46:45.500 out back of uh uh oh what is it um northern alberta i get the name escape grand prairie i

00:46:51.860 think it's going to wipe out all kinds of uh hunting and oil reserve because they're going

00:46:56.120 to make it some kind of animal you know saying like things like this just happen and no one

00:47:00.240 opposes it so why would it get stopped and everyone just kind of laments and oh geez it's our fault

00:47:04.520 it's our fault because we've been we've been drunk and asleep at the wheel for too long not

00:47:07.980 paying attention and and not holding them accountable and holding them accountable looks

00:47:11.440 like this it looks like people going in public publicly shaming naming and shaming these people

00:47:16.860 pointing out what they've done and why it's wrong and when you say when you approach it from that

00:47:21.440 angle i think that's why they want to suppress and censor a lot of us is because there's no

00:47:24.740 argument to this it's like i i can show you very quickly why this is morally wrong this is ethically

00:47:29.700 wrong this is spiritual this is the antithesis this goes against who we are as a people with

00:47:34.500 with very little explanation you can go yeah i can see what you mean by that so we just censor

00:47:39.320 that and make that go away very well said very well said and yeah it that's why i think it's so

00:47:46.540 important to have this conversation and to push this conversation because what we learned from

00:47:50.400 the convoy is that when there is egregious things going on in parliament egregious legislation being

00:47:57.080 passed mps might not necessarily the official opposition might not necessarily stand up for us

00:48:03.040 or do anything guess who's actually going to do something about it it's going to be the blue

00:48:06.000 collar worker it's going to be the people they are someone who stood up for me over the past year

00:48:09.860 and they actually changed something so just like i think it is foolish to sit around and have a

00:48:16.580 conservative mp to fight the mandates i think it's foolish to sit around and wait for pierre

00:48:20.880 polyev to actually fight for what i want in this country yeah you know we are the ones that need to

00:48:25.760 push forth this conversation and push you know maybe we can correct the conservative party at

00:48:31.920 the very least try to push them in the right direction i don't know but the important thing

00:48:35.860 is identifying the problem and that's really why we've started this uh show controlled opposition

00:48:40.260 to identify the problem and start talking about it they've they've demonstrated that they're weak

00:48:44.340 and they're they will conform and fold to pressure to media pressure to whatever they think it is so

00:48:48.760 let so put pressure on them right and and it's it's like canada has been groomed or just whatever

00:48:55.900 word you want to use our idea of ourselves has been considerably lessened i mean i'm far less

00:49:00.060 proud of the country and and what it means to be than i've ever been much more so than 20 years ago

00:49:05.080 or you know than that but it's like canadians are okay with mediocrity they're okay with things

00:49:11.320 being ah it's what we got it's good enough and i don't know if it's from the military my upbringing

00:49:16.480 whatever it is but i i reject that i refuse that and i would say to everybody in this country it

00:49:22.580 it's okay to demand high standards of yourself of of things like government institutions that

00:49:28.960 you work very hard for pay a tremendous tax burden to tremendous amount of money and support and you

00:49:34.840 have no choice over that they just take your money and they can't even be bothered to get the basics

00:49:38.680 right um it's okay to be upset and angry and and demand that you need to do a much much better job

00:49:47.080 than this not a little bit i'm not going to accept okay this is canada this isn't uh this isn't some

00:49:53.360 sub-saharan african country with a warlord king where there's no running water and electricity

00:49:57.560 we have standards here this is a proud country we've done a lot of stuff i i don't accept and

00:50:02.100 i don't encourage anyone to accept a mediocre good enough empty suit of a nobody uh running

00:50:09.040 their town and speaking for them or or wherever it is there's nothing wrong with that there's

00:50:13.160 nothing wrong with saying whoever that i demand that that person be of the highest standard

00:50:17.020 quality that we have because that's what we do that's what everyone deserves and there's no

00:50:21.020 reason we can't have that i like that i like that let's bring back standards let's have standards

00:50:26.180 and folks this might be hard for some of you to hear but you know that last clip that we played

00:50:30.100 from Pierre Polyev. He's doing, you know, aside from the glasses, aside from the different

00:50:35.260 disposition, maybe he has different dress socks on. He's doing the exact same thing that Trudeau

00:50:39.740 does. He's doing the double speak where he's saying, I don't like anger. Although there's

00:50:43.800 a lot of reasons people should be angry. And then he's also doing the same thing Trudeau does,

00:50:47.900 which is the disappearing issue of mandates. We're not going to talk about mandates. We're

00:50:53.560 not going to talk about the many, many egregious things that have happened over the past three

00:50:57.020 years we're just not going to talk about it he does it just the same as uh as justin trudeau

00:51:02.640 don't don't believe your own lying eyes greg all right that's going to be the uh that's going to

00:51:08.820 be the show today um thank you so much for coming on jeremy uh obviously everything you can find

00:51:15.780 about jeremy's at ragingdissident.com and if you want to support the show then please help support

00:51:21.000 jeremy's legal battle because he is in a legal battle uh against the government of canada right

00:51:25.900 now and i believe the link is uh give send go.com slash jeremy mckenzie it should be in the

00:51:31.480 description there uh because this is the number one political distant in canada and we need to

00:51:37.220 stand up for him because we need to stand up for freedom of speech and really you know one of the

00:51:41.820 fundamental things that really makes this country great uh any last words for the people uh listening

00:51:46.740 jeremy it's okay to demand high standards thank you so much for watching and maybe we'll see you

00:51:53.040 next week for Controlled Opposition Episode 2. It's going to be a long, long, long conversation.

Greg Wycliffe - January 06, 2023

Can we trust Pierre Poilievre？｜ Controlled Op 01

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