Greg Wycliffe - Canada NEEDS the 2nd Amendment ｜ Controlled Op 16

00:00:00.000 why doesn't canada have a second amendment could we be a young naive nation who's never even

00:00:22.780 considered the possibility that our own government could be there to harm us now our government is

00:00:28.540 passing, MAID, medical assistance, and dying. And the leading cause of death throughout human

00:00:33.440 history is democide, death by government. I think it's time to have this conversation

00:00:39.060 and ask the question, why are no conservative politicians across the country talking about

00:00:43.800 the Second Amendment and not even the largest gun lobby groups in Canada talking about the

00:00:48.720 Second Amendment? We have some brave Canadians on the show tonight who are going to have that

00:00:52.600 conversation and it starts now i promise you i will not let you down the trucks parked outside

00:00:59.140 illegally should move canada's conservative will meet our paris climate commitment enough with the

00:01:06.520 wrong so mr speaker i take that back to champion our conservative principles we are the party of

00:01:12.660 law and order to call in the auditors we haven't yet decided whether we're going to call for the

00:01:16.900 government to impose a mandatory test or vaccination. And we will win the next election.

00:01:36.620 Canada must not ignore the reality of climate change.

00:01:40.300 why weren't canadians vaccinated in january and february like everyone else

00:01:50.180 welcome everybody to controlled opposition it is episode 16 i'm your host greg wycliffe and with me

00:02:05.380 Tonight is a very, very special guest host.

00:02:08.060 You've maybe seen him before.

00:02:09.640 Some people call him the patriotic dad.

00:02:12.000 He's a political commentator, a gun rights advocate. 0.99

00:02:15.180 He has an amazing merch store where you can buy mugs and t-shirts that say fuck commies 1.00

00:02:20.860 and recently fuck Marxists, which is very, very cool. 0.99

00:02:24.140 It's the one and only Rob Bootlier. 0.84

00:02:27.260 How are you doing this evening, sir?

00:02:29.640 I'm doing perfect, Greg.

00:02:31.040 What a great intro.

00:02:32.380 Yeah, yeah.

00:02:33.100 I mean, it can't say enough good things about you.

00:02:35.860 We did a did a podcast a little while ago and, you know, you were you were talking about the guns rights, talking about talking about this issue going on.

00:02:43.760 And it's really becoming an issue tonight.

00:02:47.620 There's a lot to cover tonight.

00:02:50.300 Everything from everything from the Bill 21 to, you know, the gun grab going on.

00:03:01.040 we're going to be talking about the ccfr we're going to be talking about the c s triple a um 1.00

00:03:06.700 and for those who don't know about guns you're in the goods you're in a good place because i don't

00:03:12.140 know that much about guns okay when it comes to guns i'm familiar with the kind of call of duty

00:03:17.440 loadout that is my most like familiar thing with firearms but uh it's a very very important issue

00:03:24.580 but to get into it you know the show is about controlled opposition the show is about fake

00:03:29.520 conservatives, weak conservatives who aren't actually fighting for us. So when it comes to

00:03:34.000 your, uh, career or your hobby, uh, for political commentating, um, Rob, when you first started to

00:03:41.840 get into it, um, when did, well, first of all, briefly, how did you first get into political

00:03:47.280 commentating? And when did you first kind of realize, Hmm, Hmm, these conservatives aren't

00:03:52.800 really, uh, fighting for what I want, or at least they're not doing a very good job.

00:03:56.980 yeah i came in i came into the fold it was august of 2017 was when i actually started doing

00:04:03.180 commentary and that was that was after a few years of rachel notley and justin trudeau just

00:04:07.980 destroying alberta and uh working against our interests and you know it was it was ridiculous

00:04:13.380 what i saw and i'm gonna be honest right when i came in i was pretty naive i um i felt conservatives

00:04:18.920 were there in it for us um i thought they were a lot of them were sensational michelle rempel

00:04:24.880 all these folks i thought when they got up and spoke i loved what they had to say

00:04:28.380 and then it took me a couple years before i started realizing wait a minute

00:04:32.040 that's not that's not what we and it was really a lot of it was to do with covid

00:04:37.600 when i saw them virtually go back on every single thing that i thought that they stood for

00:04:43.240 as far as rights freedoms as far as what's good for the country goes

00:04:46.460 we watched all of them shut up and the other thing i started noticing was

00:04:50.260 when they tow the party line i love independent politicians and i love people who have the

00:04:56.660 strength to stand up and when i watched them sit down shut up and tow whatever line o'toole

00:05:02.640 or sheer wanted them to tow that's when i was like these people are not individuals these people are

00:05:07.620 not individually courageous these people are trying to keep their jobs that's about it and

00:05:12.120 their their job is to speak for us and a lot of the time they were speaking against the best

00:05:16.700 interests of canadians all for their own personal political gain so that's when it really the

00:05:22.860 conservatives bombed for me and and lost a lot of my support right yeah and i think you nailed it

00:05:29.320 the covet 19 thing made it so so so obvious for anyone who was paying attention just not even just

00:05:36.660 how the conservative party went along with everything the liberal government was doing

00:05:40.220 but it happened around the world the exact same way everyone's like saying the exact same catch

00:05:45.300 phrases stay home stay safe and uh you know stay home save lives yeah oh yeah very very creepy but

00:05:53.540 um speaking of being silent and only doing you know like what is uh what is expected of them

00:05:59.500 i wanted to before we get into the gun stuff because there's a lot of stuff to get into i

00:06:03.240 want to touch on the authoritarianism stuff you guys have maybe you probably saw this

00:06:07.460 which is uh harold jonker is a um he was he's a trucker that was at the trucker convoy

00:06:15.100 and he was just recently charged in relation to the Freedom Convoy

00:06:19.960 with four counts of criminal charges almost 15 months later.

00:06:25.140 This is absolutely, this is quite terrifying

00:06:30.800 because I was implicated with Randy Hillier with his charges.

00:06:36.460 He's no longer allowed to talk to me right now.

00:06:39.060 So all this weird trumped up charges, obviously political in nature,

00:06:43.620 obviously unlawful and guess who has had nothing to say about it the conservative party of canada

00:06:50.420 has has had nothing to say about this um oh what is this authoritarianism happening in this country

00:06:56.040 you know the the the political prisoners the police beating up peaceful protesters and pierre

00:07:02.640 polyev loves to talk about money but he had nothing to say about the frozen bank accounts

00:07:08.200 or the $10 million disappearing from the donations that went to this trucker convoy.

00:07:16.020 And I bring all this up because people, our critics like to say,

00:07:22.060 oh, it's a strategy, bro.

00:07:23.220 The conservatives are doing a strategy so they can win, so they can win.

00:07:26.720 Well, because they haven't decided to talk about the authoritarianism problem,

00:07:30.500 they cannot condemn Trudeau for what's going on right here with Harold Jonker.

00:07:36.020 That's not a talking point for them.

00:07:37.700 And then as it relates to the gun problem with all the gun grabs, well, you don't have a leg to stand on, do you?

00:07:44.580 You can't accuse Trudeau of being this authoritarian tyrant because you've decided we are not going to stand on that ground.

00:07:52.280 We're not going to morally condemn Trudeau for all of his tyrannical behavior for some reason.

00:07:57.720 You know, it presents a lot of questions.

00:08:01.480 But, I mean, do you think those two dots connect between what happened at the convoy and gun rights?

00:08:06.980 I mean, obviously, you're someone who notices patterns, I'm sure.

00:08:11.080 But what are your thoughts on this, how it relates to gun rights?

00:08:15.420 It's not even how it relates to gun rights.

00:08:18.620 What you see the conservatives do a lot is they don't challenge the systems of power that will benefit them when they're in leadership of the country.

00:08:25.500 So the systems of power that oppress the authoritarian type of systems of power that work against Canadians,

00:08:32.320 you won't see the conservatives work against them because they want the advantage of those

00:08:36.300 same powers when they can gain control of the political system within Canada.

00:08:40.580 You look at the never-before-seen violation of chartered rights and freedoms in Canada,

00:08:47.180 and I'm quite the constitutionalist.

00:08:49.580 There's a lot of good resources, and I'm talking case law, things like that.

00:08:53.400 When you look at the violation of constitutional rights and freedoms in Canada during COVID

00:08:58.340 and the complete absence of opposition from the conservatives it's because all of the same power

00:09:05.380 systems that that snuck in and stole our rights and freedoms away will work to the benefit of

00:09:10.680 the conservatives and if anybody thinks for two seconds we can trust these people

00:09:14.020 to not take advantage of those powers you're out to lunch yeah yeah yeah it's um

00:09:21.400 it's absolutely right i think i think you absolutely nailed it like once these people

00:09:26.420 are in power they're going to want the same sort of uh power to say hey yeah we're authoritarians

00:09:32.240 now which is which is again which is why that uh you know just blindly having faith in this

00:09:38.040 conservative party it's just just not a good idea so um let's get into uh let's get into the gun

00:09:45.140 discussion and i think talking about the second amendment i think is is a good first uh place to

00:09:51.060 start you made a video recently talking about actually the last time we chatted on our podcast

00:09:55.820 you talked about punching through the target okay that is a great analogy that i think represents

00:10:02.500 good political messaging okay the liberals the leftists the radical leftists far leftists in

00:10:10.560 this country are great at this they're fantastic at this anytime the conservatives step a little

00:10:16.520 bit out of line they don't say hey that wasn't very nice of you they say you should resign

00:10:20.840 you know you should you should resign right now you know anytime that they're trying to push their

00:10:25.780 ideas they say uh trans women are women like they go they go to this extreme where uh it actually

00:10:33.260 works it does help shift the conversation it shifts like everybody in that direction shifts

00:10:37.620 the overton window as they say and the conservatives in this country just don't do that

00:10:42.140 and that's why i think talking about the second amendment and saying we need one is the best

00:10:48.260 approach um but did you want to expand on that did you always believe that the punching through

00:10:54.160 the target or is that something that you kind of realized recently that was something that i

00:10:58.120 realized fairly recently but it was it took me like people don't realize but this political

00:11:03.560 commentary piece you don't come in knowing a whole bunch of stuff and you learn what people

00:11:07.340 got to watch since 2017 with me was me get an education on politics and how these things work

00:11:13.960 and you know the punching through the target piece for me is and people think i'm extreme

00:11:18.700 when i say it but as conservatives or as libertarians or as whatever we want to call

00:11:24.320 ourselves on our end of the political spectrum we should be demanding the repeal of all firearms

00:11:29.940 laws and legislation that's the target we should set because that's the same thing that the left

00:11:35.380 does the left you look at the hunting gun ban that they just went out with everybody opposed

00:11:40.380 the hunting guns but nobody had anything to say about the rest of the stuff that was in that bill

00:11:44.660 so so all the conservatives ever do the liberals come charging on and and they hit a wall with the

00:11:51.720 liberals and the liberals have what they want and the conservatives back up and negotiate and

00:11:57.020 negotiate and negotiate until the liberal the liberals get what they actually wanted and we

00:12:02.060 lose more rights and freedoms in the process that's what happens with this system so but by

00:12:06.220 punching through the target we need to go after the maximum amount of whatever we want uh and if

00:12:12.240 we get half of it we land in a pretty good place so that's why when i say uh we should be demanding

00:12:17.700 the repeal of all firearms laws and legislation it's not because i don't think there should be

00:12:21.860 gun safety it's not because i think people should be going around flinging pistols around on their

00:12:26.740 fingers and stuff like that no it's because i know we're only going to get half of that and half of

00:12:31.520 that is still too little right so we need to we need to up our game by by setting uh more stringent

00:12:38.220 targets for what we're trying to accomplish here right yeah and you know what makes no sense in

00:12:43.680 this whole picture why is it that people like you and me are intuitively understanding this

00:12:50.100 but no one in the conservative party seems to understand like the most basic fundamental

00:12:54.700 principle of what you just said of punching through the target asking for more knowing

00:12:58.820 you're only going to get part of what you ask for like we know this is the truth we know this is how

00:13:03.880 negotiations work anybody who's even in sales or negotiations uh for their job will know this yet

00:13:10.420 they seem to never ever um exercise this and i'm going to play a clip this is from somebody who i

00:13:17.220 actually like it's from a conservative mp who i actually his name is dane lloyd uh in this clip

00:13:23.680 or like the other context of this clip i'm about to show you is he's chewing out marco mendocino 0.77

00:13:29.460 making him look like an idiot so i'm really happy for that okay because i really don't like marco 0.59

00:13:34.400 mendocino whatsoever however i took out this clip of what dane lloyd said just to drive home the 0.98

00:13:40.840 point we're talking about right now where he essentially says no one ever talks about the

00:13:44.380 second amendment because no one serious would it's outrageous watch this that is the kind of

00:13:50.320 political rhetoric that gets in the way of us being able to have a responsible debate there is

00:13:55.840 no one serious in this country who is saying that we should have no firearms laws there is no one

00:14:01.240 serious in this country who is saying that we need to have a second amendment style american

00:14:07.520 laws in this country that is not the political consensus that canadians expect and yet we are

00:14:13.460 led to believe by your government that these are real debates that are happening these are not real

00:14:17.140 debates that are happening so according to this conservative mp we are not serious we are not

00:14:23.240 serious people rob you're not serious you're a gun rights advocate you know i'm a political

00:14:28.580 commentator we're not serious no no no one's serious is talking about that no one's serious

00:14:32.500 is talking about that it's the same sort of weakness it's the same sort of cowardice that

00:14:36.680 we've seen from the conservative party time and time again which is like please don't call me

00:14:40.700 names please please don't compare us to please don't compare us to the to the americans you know

00:14:45.880 we would never survive that that that media storm of slander um and yeah go ahead it's it's it's

00:14:54.260 that choreographed dance we're watching between the two parties uh that gradually moves us closer

00:14:58.940 and closer to agenda closer and closer to agenda 2030 uh the un-sustainable goals um the conservatives

00:15:05.480 signed us onto it and the lack of the complete lack of opposition i mean the what the conservatives

00:15:13.260 do is they oppose just enough to get credit but not to accomplish anything and that's why i call

00:15:21.100 it a choreographed dance because they deep down i believe that they want to achieve these same

00:15:25.880 objectives but it's politically expedient for them to pretend they don't they get into power

00:15:32.040 o'toole did the same thing remember when o'toole came in and there was all this stuff he's going

00:15:35.340 to repeal and then he just slowly started walking it back yeah right and it's and it's logical

00:15:40.760 rational things that should be appealed the carbon tax who in their right mind thinks there should be

00:15:46.520 a carbon tax on anything in canada anybody who says there should be a carbon tax is buying into

00:15:51.820 all the mumbo jumbo regarding climate change and everything that's happening here right so this is

00:15:57.400 what they do it's it's i don't know if i would compare it to a choreographed dance or a gentle

00:16:03.240 match of jujitsu where you have two opponents who aren't trying to actually accomplish anything

00:16:08.660 except the appearance of gaining power over one another.

00:16:13.320 But at the end of the day, I feel like it's a choreographed dance,

00:16:17.000 and these people are slowly dancing us towards UN Agenda 2030,

00:16:21.320 and that's a great example.

00:16:24.300 Who serious wouldn't think that we should have a Second Amendment in Canada?

00:16:28.380 I mean, who's the real person, who's the real group who's not serious here?

00:16:32.940 Right?

00:16:33.500 The people who are doing the dance and moving us towards those sustainable development goals,

00:16:37.060 or the people who are legitimately asking for these things

00:16:40.580 and are looking at the history of the world

00:16:43.080 and understand the importance of citizens being armed to protect themselves.

00:16:48.020 Exactly. Exactly.

00:16:49.940 And for those who don't know,

00:16:51.660 UN Sustainable Development Goals includes disarming the populace.

00:16:55.960 That is one specific item that is part of the Sustainable Development Goals.

00:17:02.600 So, yeah, absolutely.

00:17:04.600 oh man uh so i want to play this clip from the ccfr as well when it comes to uh because he got

00:17:15.240 asked a question the the gentleman there from ccfr um what do you what do you say guys what do you

00:17:20.840 say when somebody asks well why do you need an ar-15 then before we go to his answer uh maybe

00:17:27.180 you'd like to answer that uh first and foremost rob why why why i'll try to be a cbc um journalist

00:17:34.580 list. Rob, this this AR-15, it fires so many bullets at once. Why would why would anyone

00:17:41.220 need an AR-15? It's so dangerous. So dangerous. Well, Greg, what I would say to that question is

00:17:51.500 the history of the world dictates that citizens should be armed. There's been so much harm

00:17:56.620 committed by government towards people that for us to think that within the last

00:18:01.360 hundred years of societal development that that went away we're out to lunch when you look at

00:18:07.960 the history of canada every attempt at disarmament within canada up to the 1950s was to to oppress a

00:18:15.120 minority to keep hands out of the irish to keep to keep guns out of the hands of irish to keep

00:18:20.260 guns out of the hands of indigenous people every gun control measure was for that reason right up 1.00

00:18:25.620 until the early 1900s and this is right examples from canada from this is canada from canadian

00:18:31.460 history when the government in 1880 in 18 i think it was 1886 when the british north americans act

00:18:38.360 came in one of the first measures that were implemented was to ban the sales of ammunition

00:18:43.520 to indigenous people and it's because the government was afraid to go in and actually

00:18:47.720 take their firearms so they figured the better thing to do was ban the sale of ammunition so

00:18:52.160 they couldn't utilize the firearms every piece of gun legislation up until the early 1900s

00:18:57.640 was in an attempt to oppress minorities right if we think we're that far from those actions

00:19:04.880 we're crazy we're crazy we have thousands of years of atrocities committed to other types of people

00:19:12.420 we have hundreds of thousands of years of that occurring and we think in the last hundred years

00:19:17.840 that all of a sudden everything's going to be gentle and kind no we should be able to possess

00:19:22.340 firearms for self-defense that includes against somebody an individual who wants to commit harm

00:19:27.260 against us and because history dictates governments try to hurt people we should be armed to defend

00:19:33.280 ourselves against a tyrannical government that is a right that and and they've got us convinced

00:19:38.120 that we're too modern to need that that's the argument that we're too modern guys we don't need

00:19:43.760 that right we're too modern and sophisticated and peaceful and it's like oh you live in toronto so

00:19:50.980 i disagree with that statement i don't know if that's necessarily true and i think when it comes

00:19:56.500 to talking about this topic i'm tired of of the kids gloves approach to this topic because it's

00:20:03.060 almost like you like you said we're believing in this myth that's propagated by the leftist media

00:20:08.740 which is hey you know we don't need guns you know why would you need them all that ever happened

00:20:14.860 with them is is you know school shootings it's like such a simplistic storybook type argument

00:20:20.820 which obviously isn't true whatsoever and the way in which they talk about it is just like you're a

00:20:27.720 child and they say why would you need guns guns guns don't aren't needed for anything and it's

00:20:32.120 like are you serious like like like the examples of uh like look at uh justin trudeau's freaking

00:20:39.900 security detail you know they don't need guns either right oh wait they do oh oh wait we need

00:20:45.000 security there oh wait we need to like there's so many reasons oh oh yeah when push comes to shove

00:20:50.380 when you have a gun you have a tremendous amount of power and to think that all of this political

00:20:55.760 thing has nothing to do with power is silly and like you said there's there's so many uh historical

00:21:01.080 examples of this so it's so silly to like approach this topic with kid gloves and say oh no it's um 0.78

00:21:06.500 yeah no it's all it's all about safety nothing to do with power nothing to do with all the crazy

00:21:11.120 things that have happened in history and then we even have an example of the gentleman from ccfr i

00:21:16.280 apologize i don't know his name at the moment but uh here's his answer to uh why we need uh or why

00:21:22.900 would anyone need an ar-15 let's see let's see how close i match up with him yeah yeah right yeah

00:21:28.860 right when someone asks you know why do you need an ar-15 so there's really two parts to that

00:21:35.080 answer one is why do people own ar-15s and the other is addressing why people need them as it

00:21:41.580 were so the almost the rhetorical question canadians own ar-15 specifically for sport

00:21:46.840 shooting it is the de facto long gun for many types of sport shooting events there are a lot

00:21:52.400 of people involved in these activities and they've been going on for over a hundred years in this

00:21:57.120 country. None of this is new. So that's that's the reason. And we've had AR-15s since the 1960s

00:22:03.240 in Canada. And we've been involved in sports shooting for over 100 years in Canada with

00:22:08.000 semi-autos, by the way. Concerning the need part of the question, there's a lot of things that

00:22:13.980 Canadians can own without having to demonstrate a need. So the need argument, it doesn't exist.

00:22:20.580 That argument doesn't exist. You know, I noticed that when you answered, Rob,

00:22:26.420 you weren't reading off a piece of paper you know you kind of spoke from the heart of of why uh

00:22:31.540 why people need an ar-15 um yeah and it's uh of course you know no second amendment conversation

00:22:39.460 no no nothing to do with that and i find it very ironic as well because a lot of what the ccfr

00:22:46.020 talks about is this government's crazy like why is the government doing that why is the government

00:22:51.380 been doing this it seems totally unreasonable and it's like yeah okay now now you're going to talk

00:22:57.240 about the second amendment right no no none of that nothing to do with self-defense nothing to

00:23:02.220 do with the potential of this government being tyrannical even after the trucker convoy political

00:23:06.820 distance all our political prisoners all that stuff uh it's disappointing to see but um what

00:23:13.400 what is your uh take on the ccfr have you been following them long like like who what is the

00:23:18.760 who's who of gun lobbyists and uh are there any actual allies or like kind of like strong figures

00:23:25.560 to get behind in this country there's uh any of the gun lobby groups i do give credit to the ccfr

00:23:31.940 um they get out and get in people's faces and they fight now i might not agree with their argument

00:23:38.600 um this this sport shooting argument sure for sport shooting but like why are we dancing around

00:23:44.200 the subject of self-defense you know it's essentially illegal to defend yourself with

00:23:48.120 firearm in canada and you're going to have your life destroyed your livelihood ruined if you do

00:23:52.760 so so why aren't we fighting for people who actually end up in that situation but i will

00:23:57.240 give them credit in the sense that they do get face to face with politicians and they fight and

00:24:01.960 they fight hard when you look at the national firearms association the nfa they don't do that

00:24:07.320 the most i've seen from them is to release a cartoon here and there and that's pretty much

00:24:11.240 the extent of their activity that i've seen um when you look at gun lobby in general i've got

00:24:16.840 got a very good friend and he and i are we talk about this stuff a lot i see them as a repository

00:24:22.220 for names of firearms owners and advocates that the government can get their hands on at some

00:24:27.380 point in time and if we think for two seconds we can trust them with all of our information

00:24:31.620 i don't think that's the case you look at what the ces triple a recently did 1.00

00:24:36.560 um to move the the gun grab agenda forward they actually partnered up with the government to the

00:24:43.320 of three quarters of a million dollars worth of funding to identify what they say to be 11,000

00:24:51.340 firearms in the hands of private distributors, who the government can now buy those firearms

00:24:56.260 back from them. And any firearm that's transitioned into the hands of the government via buyback,

00:25:04.120 anybody who supports that is supporting the liberal government in their gun ban.

00:25:08.320 they're moving the agenda forward so i again while i'll give the ccfr some credit i just i don't see

00:25:16.020 enough from these gun lobbies all they're doing is exactly what we said at the start they're not

00:25:19.980 punching through the target they're not actually fighting for the repeal of anything what they're

00:25:24.340 doing is they're fighting a losing battle over and over again against the against the liberal

00:25:28.640 government the other part is the undying support for conservatives even when conservatives do

00:25:34.340 something wrong, when they take the wrong stance or the wrong approach, these people are still

00:25:38.500 there supporting them. I watched a video by Derek Harrison today, and I thought Derek made some

00:25:42.880 excellent points in that video. And the point that Derek made was, if you were really about what's

00:25:48.420 right and not what's politically expedient, you would be supporting the PPC because their

00:25:53.580 firearms platform was far superior to anything we've ever seen within Canada. I got a chance

00:25:59.780 to sit down and talk to maxine bernier about gun rights in canada uh in fort mcmurray here and

00:26:05.400 their their platform was phenomenal when it comes to firearms so are you supporting what's politically

00:26:11.900 expedient or are you supporting what's right and that's what we see from these lobbies is it's all

00:26:16.040 politics they fall into the same game that these politicians fall into right yeah uh and and since

00:26:21.580 you mentioned that i got the clip queued up here this might be the same video from uh from derrick

00:26:25.940 it was great i thought it was great i like derrick yeah shout out derrick rance because

00:26:30.320 he's somebody who's like unironically probably making some of the best content when it comes

00:26:34.940 to actually fighting for gun rights in the way he's been doing this for years he's one of the

00:26:39.660 first people who reached out to me when i derrick and i have chatted back and forth for years now

00:26:43.540 and i've always had a lot of respect for that guy yeah um is it it is legal to to to to operate a

00:26:50.800 firearm in the presence of someone that has a license right if if you're with me so it's your

00:26:57.440 possession and acquisition license if you were to come to the range with me you could shoot firearms

00:27:01.380 all day what if it's like in the middle of the woods somewhere yep if we're in a safe setting

00:27:07.440 okay um on a piece of property that we're legally allowed to be on we can go shoot

00:27:11.240 certain types of firearms we can't shoot restricted firearms on that property okay yeah yeah um yeah

00:27:17.400 I was just going to say my first time firing a firearm was with Mr.

00:27:20.500 Harrison in a very safe, very safe setting, but here's the video he made.

00:27:26.160 I think it's, it's kind of, it's, it's been a while now, but it's,

00:27:30.360 it's aged quite well. It's exactly what you were just talking about.

00:27:32.880 So here we go.

00:27:34.020 There's only one reason why Trudeau thinks it's okay to ban the guns.

00:27:40.900 And that reason is the United Nations sustainable development agreement,

00:27:44.220 also known as agenda 2030 harper was the one who signed us on to this agreement back in 2015 when

00:27:50.540 he only had one month left in office during the little town halls that ccfr were doing with the

00:27:55.740 leadership candidates for the cpc not once did they ask about the united nations sustainable

00:28:00.860 development agreement and don't you think that's kind of important i mean it's the whole reason

00:28:04.620 they're taking the guns in the first place i mean the ccfr are collecting your membership fees in

00:28:09.580 order to fight for your rights as a gun owner correct now maybe they could say that they didn't

00:28:14.460 know about it wrong because i made a short video addressing these issues and how do you think i was

00:28:18.940 treated i was treated the same way a liberal treats a conservative i was called a racist

00:28:23.100 and promptly blocked tracy wilson claims that she is a lobbyist she gets paid with the money that 1.00

00:28:29.660 you give the ccfr as your membership fees to lobby politicians but it was clear to me

00:28:36.460 that the ppc's platform on gun rights was absolutely superior to that of the cpc

00:28:42.540 but tracy wilson wouldn't know that because i don't remember her ever trying to lobby max

00:28:46.540 so can we honestly say to ourselves that tracy wilson is doing everything within her power to

00:28:50.940 do what's best for her members and canadians i'm gonna say no she only likes to lobby her bestie

00:28:57.420 michelle remple there he is our boy derrick rance is is that is that the video you're referring to

00:29:05.580 that's the one yeah yeah yeah no he covers a lot of great stuff in that he brings up the un

00:29:10.160 development uh sustainable development agenda and why that's a good point why wouldn't the ccfr be

00:29:16.320 kind of trying to talk to max about this type of stuff but well the thing is too when when we talk

00:29:22.040 about opposition it's not it's not about i you never i never thought the the ppc would win a ton

00:29:31.480 of seats in canada or anything like that that's what pressures the conservatives to do the right

00:29:37.120 thing is when we start supporting those types of agendas and those types of platforms you know that

00:29:42.300 causes them it's again punching through the target if we reach out and support the most extreme

00:29:47.340 platform that works to our benefit the conservatives have to come come back with something better than

00:29:52.320 what they're coming with right that's absolutely right and for people who uh rip on the ppc rip on

00:30:00.780 max rip on me rip on anybody who's further right to the conservative party it's like i want to

00:30:06.860 smack them and be like don't you realize that these further right voices are the only reason

00:30:12.340 like the trucker convoy for example are the only reason that the conservative party has started to

00:30:17.760 act more conservative because so many canadians have started to go in that direction that it's

00:30:22.940 like oh i guess we have to adjust to uh to speak to these people the most popular talking points

00:30:27.500 from Pierre Paliyev are basically PPC talking points.

00:30:31.440 I wanted to fund the CPC.

00:30:32.680 The other thing too, Greg,

00:30:33.900 the other thing too that I find is

00:30:36.660 people are in this habit of voting

00:30:39.100 for the leader of the party

00:30:40.400 through their ballot to the individual

00:30:42.840 that represents their community.

00:30:45.480 And that's got to flip.

00:30:47.680 People have got to stop voting for the leader.

00:30:50.080 They have to start voting

00:30:51.020 for who represents their community the best.

00:30:53.460 And I can tell you, Sean McDonald,

00:30:56.320 the ppc candidate that ran in fort mcmurray the last election killed it that guy had it right that

00:31:03.060 guy would have been the best representative for fort mcmurray that you could possibly send

00:31:07.160 uh to ottawa and he lost to somebody who hosts baby videos every now and then and attends an

00:31:14.660 event and i have not seen any type of opposition to anything the government's done from her

00:31:18.800 and if people voted instead for the right person for their community we would be in a much better

00:31:24.680 place but instead everybody sees polyev we want polyev so i'm just going to vote conservative 0.99

00:31:29.060 no matter how shit this candidate is and no matter how little they do for us politically right 0.98

00:31:33.620 yeah it's sad to see and it's um because it's it's almost like a form we've talked about this 0.99

00:31:41.680 on the show many times but it's almost like people are so demoralized by how the liberal

00:31:47.760 party and trudeau is like destroying the country that they're like well i don't care we just need

00:31:52.040 something different it's our only chance not to and it's like this is much bigger this is much

00:31:58.740 bigger than just the next election um there's there's so much that needs to change in this

00:32:04.500 country and just by kind of like voting for something that you think might kind of stop the

00:32:08.720 pain for a minute it's put it's putting a band-aid on like a a massive gash like bleeding a wound

00:32:14.920 that's just bleeding everywhere you know it keeps bouncing us towards the un sustainable development

00:32:21.500 goals the agenda 2030 right you've got two parties that are bouncing that ball back and forth and

00:32:26.420 moving us towards it and we've got to pull that we got to pull completely out of that that strategy

00:32:31.700 that they have right yeah yeah i know that that would be nice that would be nice um i do want to

00:32:39.120 bring up these uh this this thread of tweets here from the cs triple a and they make it sound like

00:32:44.940 oh we are disappointed the federal government can it's this big long pr piece about how they

00:32:49.980 aren't the bad guys for instigating or like helping instigate this gun grab but i actually

00:32:54.620 just wanted to highlight some of the top comments from people on twitter um did you refund their

00:33:02.060 bribe that's so good really thought you were partners collaborators say what there's a reason

00:33:10.820 your members are withdrawing it's because of your actions your words mean nothing sellouts there's

00:33:15.520 another funny one down here uh but we will gladly take the government's money to help them along

00:33:21.080 here we are just doing our job you are basically the jagmeet sing of gun groups wow that's a tough

00:33:30.180 one man yeah i don't believe you um you're disappointed that valuable resources are being

00:33:35.920 misused that is so unbelievably rich you didn't mind sticking out your hand for

00:33:40.060 seven hundred thousand dollars in valuable resources when all the dealers had had to do

00:33:44.520 his email uh yeah so i mean i i didn't even have to look for that like that all the top responses

00:33:51.840 were like that and and you get the impression too that you know gun owners lawful gun owners in

00:33:56.500 canada are intelligent people and so you can't really get anything by them when it comes to this

00:34:02.500 not just intelligent greg statistically the most peaceful people in the entire country statistically

00:34:08.620 it's a statistical fact that gun owners are the safest most responsible people when it comes to

00:34:15.940 this type of thing in canada a licensed firearms owner um what's the guy's name i'm trying to think

00:34:23.020 of his name gary mauser he's a professor who has a phd he's done extensive study on this and he

00:34:28.680 found that statistically a licensed firearms owner is one-third to one-half as likely to commit a

00:34:33.720 homicide by any means not just firearms than a member of the general population so we are one

00:34:40.740 third to one half as likely to commit murder than than the guy who's trying to take our guns away

00:34:46.320 so that means like less likely way less likely like by two-thirds okay wow yeah the most peaceful

00:34:55.480 segment of the population in the country you're like you're more likely to die via striking a

00:35:01.320 moose with your vehicle on the highway than you are to be harmed by a licensed firearms

00:35:05.320 owner in Canada. Statistically, that is a fact. Yeah. And I've heard

00:35:09.280 that we do really well on certain categories when it comes to

00:35:13.240 comparing us to the rest of the world as well.

00:35:16.780 Or maybe the only thing we do well in is having our government have so many

00:35:21.120 freaking hoops to jump through. We have the most amount of hoops to jump

00:35:25.380 through as a lawful guy owner. Maybe that's the statistic. Well, and

00:35:29.220 those hoops the only thing they prevent is uh harm by accidental discharge people forget that

00:35:36.140 they keep layering laws on top of laws that do not do anything to prevent a criminal from committing

00:35:42.600 a crime but prevent accidental discharge and i'll tell you there's so many redundant measures in

00:35:48.220 place that it's just nonsensical at this point in time um well let's play this next clip of uh the

00:35:56.180 ccfr talking about this uh this gun grab because i think it's um she tracy points out the kind of

00:36:03.580 most egregious part here we go is the cs triple a facilitating a liberal government buyback of

00:36:11.140 so-called assault style firearms assault style weapons from retailers importers and distributors

00:36:17.820 in canada um one of the deliverables that the cs triple a signed off on on this contract that they

00:36:24.420 are obligated to do. And that is to provide details on unresponsive businesses as part of

00:36:30.960 the inventory report in compliance with their task. And this will be done biweekly. So what that means

00:36:36.680 is they are to facilitate this. They've identified 2,600 firearm retailers that will be captured by

00:36:43.660 this. There's also sort of a commissioned based pay that is sort of a bit of a problem for me.

00:36:49.520 So the more stores the CSAAA is able to get to participate, the more they'll get paid.

00:36:55.740 For those stores that don't participate or are unresponsive or are not compliant, they are to report those stores to the federal government.

00:37:06.120 That's a problem for me because of my idea is that these retailers should be protected.

00:37:11.840 And we do have a pending decision out of the federal court on that gun ban to begin with.

00:37:17.280 Yeah, that was just from their podcast today. But I mean, once again, back to the Second Amendment point, right? Like the CCFR is talking about how kind of upsetting this is that they're basically taking, would you call the CSAAA a gun lobby group?

00:37:35.920 Yeah, I'd call them a gun lobby group. They're not for profit.

00:37:38.340 So they're basically getting flipped by the federal government to be the people actually doing the gun grab.

00:37:45.280 And it's like, are we going to talk about the Second Amendment yet?

00:37:48.420 When is it time to talk about the Second Amendment?

00:37:50.760 Well, it's not about – let's be clear.

00:37:53.040 It's not necessarily about talking about the Second Amendment.

00:37:55.640 It's about talking about current constitutional rights and freedoms that should enable you to own a firearm for the purpose of protection and self-defense.

00:38:03.840 so section 7 life liberty and security of the person if interpreted correctly and accurately

00:38:10.340 would enable and allow you to own a firearm for the purposes of self-defense but because we have

00:38:16.440 such a liberalized system they don't interpret it that way but what they have done in 1988 abortion

00:38:21.940 became abortion laws in canada became unenforceable because of a supreme court case

00:38:27.640 regarding abortion laws and what they stated was under life liberty and security of the person

00:38:33.780 you are you have to be able to have access to abortions so they can make that argument 1.00

00:38:40.400 but nobody can go to the supreme court and make an argument that literally the protection of life

00:38:45.620 liberty and security of the person with a firearm is uh constitutional it's it's it's a crazy thing

00:38:52.740 to me you look at life the ultimate protector of life firearms the ultimate maintainer of liberty

00:38:59.480 firearms the ultimate security of the person is to be able to possess firearm and use it in the

00:39:06.180 event you have to so we have something within our constitution that's interpreted poorly

00:39:11.520 yeah yeah and i think it's it's beautiful because the the heritage of canada kind of has a almost

00:39:22.820 an even more like outdoorsman uh angle to that as well where it's like i'm protecting myself

00:39:28.080 from nature as well 100 but it's like we just need to bring that into the 21st century where

00:39:33.520 it's like also you know self-defense and that whole tyrannical government thing uh just in case

00:39:38.640 um and you know it it pains me again to bring it back to that mp who was talking uh i think it was

00:39:46.480 dale saying oh you know no one's talking about uh the second amendment you know nobody's serious

00:39:51.680 nobody's serious he's talking about the second amendment meanwhile you have a conservative mp

00:39:58.080 uh remple who derek mentioned in his video if i'm not mistaken is it is it her no the you mean the

00:40:06.440 biggest faker in canadian politics well i i don't want to rip on remple too much but the point is

00:40:12.740 is i'm going to bring this up on screen here just to do so much pretend with her that it drives me

00:40:17.940 crazy we've done entire episodes on her already on control i believe it's episode three she's

00:40:22.980 like defending uh drag time story hour for kids oh i didn't know it's bad that hurts even worse

00:40:29.740 than anything but if i'm not mistaken and i could be mistaken because i've only been researching

00:40:34.320 this topic you know you know for the past couple days here for the show okay yeah member of

00:40:39.640 michelle rempel two two petitions here i'm like e2574 okay the prime minister's firearms

00:40:48.040 compensation regime undemocratically imposed without debate during a pandemic well it's about

00:40:53.800 gun rights okay these two petitions are about gun rights and if i'm not mistaken they have

00:40:58.520 they are the biggest they are the biggest petitions in like the history of canada 230

00:41:05.160 000 petition uh signatures on this one and this one has 175 000 uh on this one and i guess the

00:41:15.400 point is is like what's happened you know like we have like they say that it's not this popular

00:41:21.800 idea but we we have these massive petitions that put forth and like nothing has come of it

00:41:25.940 so it's it just kind of feels like we're jerking ourselves off and and nothing's actually happening

00:41:31.300 and once again i think we've talked about it punching through the target having more further

00:41:36.980 right voices be heard and platforming kind of like those stronger voices i feel like that is

00:41:41.700 the huge part of the solution you know well another part of the solution is painting the

00:41:46.560 picture properly as to what we're trying to solve here and in canada annually there's roughly 200

00:41:52.520 homicides committed with firearms over 90 of them are illegally obtained firearms so first and

00:41:58.240 foremost you know of course i don't think we should just you know not bat an eye at people

00:42:03.220 getting shot like that's not a good thing but if you really wanted to save lives you'd be zeroing

00:42:09.800 on the 35 000 deaths via medical malpractice that happened annually you'd be this is we're

00:42:16.980 talking 200 homicides most of them are 65 of the homicides are gang related gangbangers killing

00:42:24.260 other gangbangers so 65 are gangbangers 90 is illegal firearms and then there's illegally

00:42:31.860 obtained firearms and then there's like then there's a little fluff in there and i've never

00:42:36.680 researched into that but but we need to draw the correlation we need to draw the line and show how

00:42:42.320 ridiculous what look at the time energy the money everything being sunk into this when it's like why

00:42:48.180 is this even a conversation why are we having a conversation about anything to do with firearms 0.90

00:42:52.880 and i would bucket illegal firearms in with that like yes we should be pushing back and we shouldn't

00:42:58.940 have illegal firearms crossing the border but guess what if we're actually taking inventory of

00:43:03.700 things harming canadians we've got about 8 000 people a year dying from opioid overdose

00:43:08.340 right now versus 200 homicides committed via firearms and again i'm not saying that it's okay

00:43:16.900 but it's just like guys where are all the resources for the 8 000 people who are being killed

00:43:23.300 by methamphetamines and other types of opiates in canada versus the amount of energy and time

00:43:29.920 conversation we're having about these firearms when you boil it down to what the problem we're 0.97

00:43:33.800 trying to solve is the question is why in the fuck are we sitting down having a conversation 0.78

00:43:37.880 about this to begin with it doesn't even make sense it's it's not a massive issue it's not

00:43:44.620 it's not something that that is causing a tremendous amount of death and and if it is

00:43:49.160 it is illegal firearms it is um it is gangbangers like you said 65 percent which is really a whole

00:43:56.680 another discussion that uh because that's another thing that i that really bothers me it's like

00:44:02.140 these two issues aren't really connected to talk about yeah go ahead the second part though is

00:44:09.600 none of it makes sense if you think it's for the stated objective to make canadians safer

00:44:15.340 right it makes sense if it's for the disarmament of canadians because of the sustainable development

00:44:22.200 goals agenda 2030 makes perfect sense yeah yeah right but if it's for the stated objective of

00:44:29.580 protecting canadians it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever in any way shape or form for them to do

00:44:34.680 what they're doing yeah and these are and and let's be clear everybody thinks the liberals are 0.99

00:44:39.200 dumb that's their biggest flex is that we think they're dumb yeah they're not these people are 0.95

00:44:45.520 highly organized highly strategic and they're doing they're winning they're doing a great job 0.99

00:44:51.740 of destroying canada moving towards the sdgs of disarming canadians they are doing if you were to

00:44:58.660 take the liberals and measure them and treat them like a business and measure business metrics for

00:45:03.740 achieving goals within a business they would be killing it they'd be in the top 50 businesses on

00:45:10.180 the face of the planet for their accomplishments and what they've done so far right absolutely 0.85

00:45:15.220 anybody who thinks they're stupid is actually helping them right it's that's very true i'm

00:45:21.100 to bring this up because i tweeted about this the other day uh you know and to add to your analogy 0.98

00:45:26.760 if you're trudeau and the goals are the sustainable development goals and you're you know you've been

00:45:32.300 penetrated by klaus schwab he's absolutely crushing it he bat he passed bill c11 recently

00:45:38.600 you know he's working on his thing on the gun grab he's got lots of different irons in the fire

00:45:43.600 that are taking away our rights and there's not really much opposition in the country he's got a

00:45:48.680 stranglehold of the media but then you see a tweet like this from Pierre Polyev breaking Trudeau is

00:45:56.660 in hiding he's afraid to face consequence he's like oh you know enough hiding Trudeau and it's

00:46:02.720 like this is this it's like owning the libs they're trying to own the libs like hey we're

00:46:07.880 owning it's like you guys aren't doing much you guys aren't doing it's a cell phone Greg it's a

00:46:12.620 cell phone because if you this is dude I guarantee people are going to hate my guts for saying this

00:46:18.380 but we could only be so lucky to have somebody as politically strategic and capable as Trudeau

00:46:23.660 of achieving our goals we would only be so lucky to have that type of firepower on our side you

00:46:30.040 look at what you look at what that guy's accomplished man and he's no slouch everybody 1.00

00:46:34.940 thinks oh fuck Trudeau he's an idiot you look at what that man has gone through and he still 1.00

00:46:39.880 stands there and lies to our faces inconsequential like there's not he doesn't back down this guy 1.00

00:46:46.800 is unbreakable at this point in time so for for them to throw shit at trudeau and be like pierre 0.95

00:46:52.580 is the savior i don't know if polyev could stand up to the type of scrutiny that trudeau has been 0.88

00:46:58.340 put under and again i know people are going to hate me saying this but it's like that's that's

00:47:04.620 a different breed of human being right there to be able to withstand what he's withstood

00:47:08.500 and still come swinging and taking rights and freedoms away from canadians and underestimating

00:47:14.520 that guy is the biggest advantage that the liberals have over canadians canadians underestimate these 1.00

00:47:21.960 guys every day of the week they're stupid there's nothing stupid about these people nothing at all 1.00

00:47:26.760 stupid about these people yeah this is actually a better representation of what i said because 1.00

00:47:31.740 because pierre polyev is really adding to what you said oh yeah pierre uh you know justin trudeau 1.00

00:47:37.400 stupid cost of trudeau's new york minute and he's like owning he's owning trudeau oh i own trudeau 0.87

00:47:43.800 he went to new york he's he's totally got owned and it's like dude this happened the same week 0.99

00:47:48.620 that bill c11 got passed which is going to give government control over algorithms on the internet

00:47:54.200 what are you talking about yeah yeah it's a cell phone so he lists all those things where's the

00:47:59.360 consequence for trudeau none there's not a single consequence none and this is the thing he almost

00:48:05.520 he almost promotes trudeau laughing in our faces while he's doing all these things yes when he

00:48:09.380 actually shares it that way right absolutely because the conservative party has conservative 1.00

00:48:14.280 supporters focused on owning trudeau or like oh he's he's so awful he's so stupid you know let's 0.99

00:48:21.040 oh let's make fun of him but it's like are you guys actually pushing forth the ideas that you 0.99

00:48:25.180 want for our supporters no you're just kind of criticizing him making jokes about him

00:48:30.020 our ideas are not being pushed forth at all at all that's why that's why i called it a choreographed

00:48:35.720 dance it's more like a choreographed dance than anything right yeah oh owning the liberals it's

00:48:42.320 actually more of a cell phone than anything and nobody's putting anything forward material that

00:48:47.780 stops any of this stuff they're just owning the liberals in their mind while i'm sitting here 0.97

00:48:52.960 just laughing at all the shit the liberals get away with with no consequence whatsoever except 0.99

00:48:57.620 for conservatives saying oh look at this look at this look at what this guy did right so a couple 0.99

00:49:04.420 more topics when it comes to guns that i want to touch on and one is bill c21 uh can you give us

00:49:11.460 kind of like a a short kind of summary of what's going on here i'm pretty sure the recent news was

00:49:16.340 a revised amendments um amend section 84 one of the criminal code definition have you seen this

00:49:24.300 yep bill c21 is another example of the liberals punching through the target

00:49:28.760 the liberals went into bill c21 only wishing to achieve half of what they proposed

00:49:33.920 and they got it so they went in and the whole conversation around bill c21 became what about

00:49:40.500 my hunting rifles that's what the whole conversation became and everybody ignored 0.92

00:49:45.800 all the other shit in bill c21 and only focused on the fact that hunting rifles are in there 0.95

00:49:51.020 and then the liberal government goes well we'll amend it because of all of the outrage about 0.96

00:49:56.560 hunting rifles but we'll still move the rest of it forward this is where even conservative gun

00:50:02.220 owners make me angry because they look out for their individual interests but in the process

00:50:08.640 sacrifice all of the people like myself who believe strongly in gun rights in canada right

00:50:14.960 and it's and it's this this this total sleight of hand this magic trick and all these conservatives

00:50:20.200 are like we're winning we're fighting back and it's like we just lost a whole a big chunk of

00:50:25.540 they just banned another what thousand firearms like yeah you know what i mean how many hundreds

00:50:30.700 of thousands of dollars worth of private collections now are deemed to be worthless that

00:50:36.420 were not harming or causing any risk to anybody and and the hunters wake up and say oh our firearms

00:50:41.880 when it hits them but they didn't have anything to say when they were coming after handguns when

00:50:47.400 they were coming after what they consider to be assault style assault style um rifles things like

00:50:52.940 that right so these guys are quiet and then they go we got to keep our hunting rifles well guess

00:50:58.220 what the the latest draft of things you don't get to keep your hunting rifles is that right

00:51:05.680 in this new amendment you're talking about is that what i have on screen here i don't know if

00:51:10.500 it's that amendment but they've actually come out with a formal definition of assault style firearm

00:51:14.940 and it's any firearm that fires a center fire around which is virtually every rifle

00:51:19.320 that is designed to hold the capacity of more than six or six or more bullets which is virtually

00:51:27.640 every firearm on the face of the planet greg right yeah originally designed for a detachable

00:51:35.280 ammo mag that can hold six or more cartridges and designed and made after bill c21 becomes law

00:51:41.140 so centerfire semi-automatic originally designed for detachable ammo mag that can hold six or more

00:51:47.080 cartridges anything designed outside of canada is designed for that anything designed within

00:51:53.240 canada is because our magazines are pinned at five rounds right now they're designed for way

00:51:59.100 more than five rounds i've got a kodiak wk 180c that has a 30 round mag pinned at five rounds

00:52:04.920 that gun will become illegal based on this on these on these measures right so this is an

00:52:10.420 amendment in the wrong direction obviously oh absolutely wrong direction okay so so we have

00:52:15.260 the cc ccfr trying to do their thing bring attention to this trying to fight against this

00:52:19.760 In a perfect world, Rob, in a perfect world where the conservatives actually did fight for this, fight for us, how would you like to see them respond to Bill C-21, for example?

00:52:33.000 Do not. I would I would like to see them send a message to voters that says do not comply with a single piece of legislation that liberals are moving forward.

00:52:42.820 Zero. Nothing. None of it is logical. None of it is rational. None of it is fair.

00:52:48.780 if the conservatives were really serious about fighting this they'd come out and say at the

00:52:55.020 liberals guys this is ridiculous don't comply with a single thing but instead what they're doing is

00:53:00.340 they're negotiating away our rights they're negotiating in the wrong direction and they're 0.85

00:53:04.800 saying we got we we got to let them we got them to let you keep your hunting rifles oh we did such

00:53:11.880 a great job guys and it's like no we still lost more rights i'm just thinking in my head can you

00:53:18.280 imagine if pierre polyev tweeted something like that can you imagine how popular that would be

00:53:24.260 people would lose their minds people would lose their mind and be like i love pierre polyev oh

00:53:30.320 my god this is amazing he told true i'd be like i'd be like wow incredible thing right yeah oh man

00:53:37.960 and historically greg historically we have examples in history of canadians saying f it

00:53:44.540 i'm not complying with anything that you're putting forward and the government backing up

00:53:48.580 that's a political measure that we can take to prevent these things from going through

00:53:54.680 if you have two million firearms owners in canada who say nope not complying instead of walking

00:54:00.580 around with their do not comply no compromise shirts and acting like they won't comply the

00:54:05.280 same guys that walk around with those shirts on greg are the same guys i see in gun lobby saying

00:54:09.340 when they come to take our firearms how do you think that's going to play out when they come

00:54:14.180 to buy our firearms how much do you think i'm going to get for this one and these are the same

00:54:18.000 guys walking around with do not comply shirts on right no every single firearms owner in canada

00:54:24.040 needs to say no don't even think for a minute we're going to comply with anything you're putting

00:54:28.360 forward um so this is from uh this this comes recommended from the ferryman so i thought i

00:54:36.240 would bring it up this is rdsc inc rdsc is a gun range have you heard about this yet no i haven't

00:54:45.260 heard about this so we're gonna read their uh we're gonna read their post here can i make it

00:54:48.940 any bigger that's going to be a no from us we've got nothing to sell back to the government we'd

00:54:57.540 rather have our rifles sit on the shelf and collect dust we strongly disagree with participating in

00:55:02.280 this government buyback while we understand the financial hardships there are better ways to recoup

00:55:07.260 losses we should be educating these businesses on stripping these firearms for parts and selling

00:55:11.800 the parts minus the upper slash lower receivers to more than cover their losses setting this

00:55:17.480 precedent is a major step backwards what a colossal waste of taxpayer money we'll take

00:55:22.360 this one step further any business that have black rifles and want to sell the parts we'll buy them

00:55:27.580 email the shop and let us know what you have don't sell the government sell them to us

00:55:32.260 so shout out to rdsc underscore inc that's their instagram uh go reach out to them rdsc.ca

00:55:41.720 is their website i gotta go follow those guys immediately that's beautiful yeah go on it go

00:55:47.360 on and check them out because i mean and imagine more than one range did that you know what i mean

00:55:53.140 well and greg they make a great point retailers should be holding on to that inventory

00:55:57.920 for when they're allowed to sell them again like you're admitting defeat the moment you

00:56:04.720 agree to this buyback you're admitting defeat oh we're not going to gain any rights back

00:56:08.820 so i might as well sell them to the government where it's like the objective should be no we're

00:56:12.700 going to win this fight guys and i'm eventually going to be able to sell these firearms to

00:56:16.360 citizens within canada yeah i mean i this is kind of a tangent but i i got so kind of depressed for

00:56:24.520 a season after the trucker convoy concluded and i think part of it was because the the convoy kind

00:56:31.260 of showed everyone that if enough people get together and say no then things can change if

00:56:37.420 if you look at this government and say kind of yeah you're not really that legitimate i think me

00:56:41.540 and my friends all agree on this and and and not even just my friends but people from across the

00:56:45.960 country we're saying no uh and i think a reason why i got so depressed is it's kind of like we

00:56:51.560 all forgot that all at once so quickly i was like no no it's still legitimate government

00:56:55.680 still totally legit like everything they say is like gospel we like they're totally trustworthy

00:57:00.860 everything i know they just crushed peaceful protesters of the police horse and threw people

00:57:05.640 in jail and all this stuff froze bank accounts but they're still totally legit guys and it's it's

00:57:11.460 too bad that we haven't like learned from the convoy and seen like hey we don't have to just

00:57:15.980 accept everything that comes down from our from our lord the people who lord over us and definitely

00:57:22.120 are not public servants and are definitely following the un sustainable development agenda

00:57:26.980 uh we can say no okay you can say no great the most powerful word in the english language that

00:57:34.080 carries the most weight is nope yes and although although it's you know i'm sure it's very scary

00:57:40.620 everyone has a different situation to like stand up and say no but at the same time it's like what

00:57:45.360 there's a lot at stake you know it's not this is this isn't just some sort of like

00:57:50.920 poker game on the weekend with your buddies uh maybe i'll just fold it's easier it's like this

00:57:55.680 this is this is really becoming a game for all the marbles here okay and and your your

00:58:01.960 grandchildren's marbles and on and on but um the we're almost up on an hour here but i i do

00:58:11.440 want to bring this up and see if you know anything about it uh this the ccfr essentially has spent a

00:58:18.200 lot of money on this on this big uh court case like ccfr versus uh uh canada have you heard about

00:58:26.860 this court case what do you know about it yeah and you know it's another area that i'll give the ccfr

00:58:32.920 credit for getting up and standing up and fighting a hard fight it's you know they're they're heavily

00:58:38.880 funded for it but they're taking it to the government and again out of all the gun lobbies

00:58:45.780 within canada i'd say they're probably making the most waves even though i'm not a big fan of gun

00:58:50.880 lobbies to begin with i would love to see citizens just be organized and stand up and say nope

00:58:56.300 together but they're taking it to the government they're fighting this oic they're fighting the 0.98

00:59:01.520 gun ban and they're doing it in a pretty powerful way so it's it's a it's sorry it's a positive for

00:59:07.860 What's OYCA again?

00:59:09.940 Ordering Council.

00:59:10.720 So back in 2020 in May, the way the Ordering Council works is the Queen's Privy Council,

00:59:17.260 which is underprivileged, nobody knows who did what or who said what

00:59:21.660 or what information they base it off of.

00:59:23.800 The Queen's Privy Council came with a recommendation to ban 1,500 variants of firearm.

00:59:29.700 That was taken to the corresponding minister at the time, Bill Blair, the public safety minister.

00:59:34.540 This was after the Nova Scotia shooting, right?

00:59:37.220 that's just like no no no this is all just part of their gun agenda so so so so bill blair takes

00:59:46.220 this uh takes this to the governor general who says yes i agree with this recommendation from

00:59:53.820 the queen's privy council that's it they've been 1500 variants of firearms based on those three

01:00:01.560 steps that's the foundation for everything they're doing with firearms right now is that order in

01:00:08.320 council that went through in may of 2020 okay and my understanding is that part of this uh court case

01:00:15.520 going on is this really fundamental they're getting deep down into like canadian law and it's

01:00:21.820 like they're saying well technically canadians don't own property and and the government can

01:00:26.960 take things whenever they want am i mistaken that that's kind of how deep it's going or

01:00:30.960 I'm not, I'm not well versed on that portion of it, but that's probably something that's coming out in the government's defense is that we're not entitled to firearms. It's a privilege. That's something that we hear a lot is that we're not entitled to anything. What we have is a privilege to own, and it can be regulated out of your hands at any point in time.

01:00:52.180 Oh, brother.

01:00:54.160 We're in trouble, man. We're in trouble.

01:00:55.820 all right well is um anything else that you wanted to talk about that you think is important

01:01:01.520 when it comes to when it comes to firearms rights and and uh to to push these conservatives to kind

01:01:07.680 of better represent uh you know what we're trying to accomplish well i i asked before and i'll come

01:01:14.020 back to that question you know are there are there allies are there kind of strong champions out there

01:01:19.260 that are getting stuff done when it comes to this firearms issue?

01:01:25.220 Not just firearms issue, but Greg, I've been in this since 2017,

01:01:29.880 and I'm seeing this generation of guys like yourself.

01:01:33.000 And when I say generation, I don't know your age.

01:01:34.920 I mean, some of these guys are probably older than me,

01:01:36.720 but they're stepping into the fold now, and they're becoming highly organized,

01:01:40.420 highly effective.

01:01:41.320 They're getting reach.

01:01:42.140 They're being strategic.

01:01:43.400 And it's all the stuff that when I stepped in in 2017 wasn't happening.

01:01:47.960 so there's this new iteration of political commentary that's happening in canada that i'm

01:01:52.980 quite proud of and i'm quite motivated by and it's guys like yourself phil primo um you see

01:01:59.420 chris sky running for mayor you see all this stuff happening and it's a completely new branch

01:02:04.160 of politics in canada that's doing a great job and i'm really enjoying seeing it the other piece

01:02:09.720 i'm waiting for a proper gun lobby to step up which is my theoretical gun lobby of the gun lobby

01:02:16.260 of nope we're not doing it and every gun lobby in canada will tell you we will obey all laws

01:02:23.880 and then we'll fight it in court and we lose every single time i'm waiting for the gun lobby

01:02:28.240 of nope to step up and say the answer is no we actually will not comply we will not direct our

01:02:33.440 members to comply in fact we'll direct them to do the opposite with what i like to call the

01:02:38.000 acetylene declaration come in every firearms owner in canada who's on the verge of losing firearms

01:02:45.280 needs to state the only way the government

01:02:47.580 gets my firearms is if they

01:02:49.540 come in and cut them out of

01:02:51.500 my safe with acetylene torches

01:02:53.120 they'll get four or

01:02:57.560 five houses in and it'll get real

01:02:59.480 uncomfortable

01:03:00.000 and they'll stop

01:03:03.240 how about the

01:03:05.380 PPC would you like to see them have

01:03:07.440 more aggressive

01:03:08.820 gun policy

01:03:10.260 their platform was great

01:03:12.420 I got to sit down and talk to Bernier

01:03:14.400 directly about his platform.

01:03:16.160 He believes in property rights.

01:03:17.720 He believes in gun rights.

01:03:18.920 He believes in self-defense.

01:03:20.520 It's like, if we got that,

01:03:21.960 I'd be quite happy with that.

01:03:23.720 I'd be quite happy with that, right?

01:03:26.840 Awesome.

01:03:27.780 Well, we're going to wrap it up here.

01:03:29.600 Man, thanks so much for being on the show.

01:03:31.520 Guys, you can check out Rob Bootlier's Facebook

01:03:36.400 at facebook.com slash patriotic dad.

01:03:38.820 You got 80,000 followers,

01:03:41.340 but you tell me that you're shadow banned, unfortunately.

01:03:44.400 do the big time big time there's a link to his facebook uh in the description but um yeah thanks

01:03:51.100 again so much for being on the show rob uh any anything else i know you got merchandise to sales

01:03:56.400 or a website that we can rock for you or the site's down right now i actually have to restock

01:04:02.480 it because i had a couple of trade shows things like that and man i i got rid of a ton of gear

01:04:07.920 in a real short period of time so it's uh freedom origins.com if people prefer it uh fxck commies.com

01:04:17.440 is the funner website to to reach or the funnest the route to reach that website through um but

01:04:23.520 it's not up right now like i said i'm in the process of restocking the store and get everything

01:04:27.920 getting everything cleaned up because the first run of merch went so well that it was it was beyond

01:04:33.360 me how well it took off and it's shirts you know it's the the the f commies brand we got the mugs

01:04:40.720 let's go right everybody loves this stuff man everybody loves this stuff and it's an attempt

01:04:45.600 for me to fund what i do without actually you know getting donations and things like that like i wanted

01:04:51.360 to create a business and create products that people want to buy i said i said that's the first

01:04:56.560 road i'm going to take here and i'm going to make an investment in it right love it man love it and

01:05:01.360 And that's part of what the next generation and what we got to do here is organize, is kind of incorporate potentially because, you know, people like to call it grifting.

01:05:11.660 But it's like, you know what?

01:05:12.740 This is a market opportunity where, you know, we present something valuable to people, which is trying to turn this country around.

01:05:19.600 Right.

01:05:19.860 And that's something that isn't worth something to people.

01:05:22.240 Speaking of which, going to read a couple of super chats before we are going.

01:05:26.020 This is five pounds coming from the UK, I guess.

01:05:29.700 Karina Parks I know where the money went they stole it I won't listen again when they shout

01:05:35.020 pandemic all established political parties cannot be trusted thank you Karina I think I'm guessing

01:05:40.060 you're referring to the stolen trucker convoy money yeah uh where did it go that's a lot of

01:05:45.600 money uh that has just vanished and as people have pointed out I'm pretty sure it's actually

01:05:50.560 Jeremy McKenzie pointed out that's more money than any other political party gets during a regular

01:05:55.460 their uh election yeah no wonder they made it disappear oh my god all the the people have

01:06:00.440 figured us out we we gotta nab that money as quick as possible do whatever you can i don't know

01:06:05.900 freeze it and uh you have chris uh christia freeland coming out saying like yeah it's totally

01:06:11.060 we're totally just taking the money it's totally get used to it uh another super chat 22 dollars

01:06:17.800 from mm pleasure meeting you at chris sky's event ron like yourself are doing amazing things in

01:06:25.360 this fight against the government corruption Torontonians vote Chris Sky Canada vote PPC's

01:06:32.320 Maxime Bernier that's right that's right there are players in the political arena that can help the

01:06:37.480 situation Chris Sky is one of them if you're in Toronto he's our guy I'm excited for that election

01:06:43.740 coming up at the end of June there and then also I've heard a strong rumor I believe it might be

01:06:49.640 true which is max bernier is going to be running in a by election in manitoba okay so he actually

01:06:57.680 has a chance to get in because apparently in this riding in the last election the second place

01:07:02.500 candidate was ppc okay so it's like there's no so they bring some some star power there yeah yeah

01:07:09.100 and there's no vote splitting in this riding so this could this could actually get max back in

01:07:13.400 the house of commons something's to look out for uh and yeah there there are opportunities out there

01:07:18.900 in the political arena so you know don't be don't be depressed people there are a lot of exciting

01:07:23.420 things going on but uh thank you again rob for coming on the show uh we're gonna get going here

01:07:30.760 is there anything else you wanted to to add on that note when it comes to you know things to

01:07:35.840 look forward to in this country to help us turn this dude like i said i'm just looking forward

01:07:40.300 to this new generation of commentators that are coming up i'm loving what i'm seeing from you

01:07:44.260 guys i support it profusely and you guys are doing great work i just can't from the bottom of my heart

01:07:51.580 i can't tell you how much i appreciate what you guys are doing awesome well hey rob we inspire

01:07:56.800 one another and a lot of your content is really great once again guys you can go and check them

01:08:01.820 out at facebook.com slash patriotic dad the link is down in the description thanks again for coming

01:08:07.380 on the show rob and as we always say on the show canada it is okay to demand higher standards

01:08:15.300 yes thanks for watching guys

01:08:37.380 I'll see you next time.

Greg Wycliffe - May 05, 2023

Canada NEEDS the 2nd Amendment ｜ Controlled Op 16

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