00:00:55.420This is false. It's misunderstood. It's been debunked. This isn't good. It's getting worse. It's getting worse. It's getting worse. It's all your fault.
00:01:05.940And then they lie. Persuade. Confused. Can't think about it. I could die tonight. Bright lights will hide it.
00:01:37.740Can't think about it, I could die tonight
00:01:41.140Two days, only two days until July 18th and Bill C-9 comes into effect.
00:01:59.600Quite frankly, a lot of people are speculating on what might happen, what it might mean, but we don't know.
00:02:05.920We don't really know what is going to happen, you know.
00:02:09.560this what's in this bill is a toolkit it's a box of different tools that the government that the
00:02:16.240canadian regime could use to use against different people um i thought you know before this thing
00:02:24.960comes into effect why not talk to some of the biggest dissidents in the country last night i
00:02:29.520talked to francis widdowson and today i am talking to one of the most persecuted men in the entire
00:02:34.720country he is the president of second sons uh you may have known from the diagonal on fame and the
00:02:40.960trucker convoy the one and only jeremy mckenzie how are you doing today sir
00:02:45.780it's going it's yeah it could be better yeah i walked outside in toronto i inhaled it smells like
00:02:53.940a campfire which is kind of nice but it's like this probably isn't good
00:02:57.820for my lungs it's like really orange here right now because of the uh the fires how are you doing
00:03:04.720excellent but that's uh that's part of the fun you gotta have something to do every man needs
00:03:13.220a good mission this place is uh very generous in providing all sorts of things worth uh worth
00:03:19.620fighting against so thankful for that they're complaining about echoes in the chat there
00:03:25.100i uh i think it might oh that's good yep good thanks for catching that should be good now
00:03:33.440um yeah that must be much better so uh yeah no i don't understand how you can be someone
00:03:43.340in our situation of being on the further right or being someone who's aware of what's happening
00:03:48.420in canada and not take on some sort of spiritual lens of how to look at things like at least some
00:03:56.580sort of karma some sort of like this is happening for a reason this is uh you know our struggle for
00:04:01.180a reason like there's there's some bigger meaning to this um i've really defaulted and started to
00:04:06.860lean on that i now identify as a christian just to sort of like out of almost out of desperation
00:04:11.640to like uh you know make sense of the kind of environment the kind of reality we're living in
00:04:17.320you know i think that's part of uh part of maturation i think as people get um a little
00:04:24.120more mature and a little older and seek these kinds of deeper understandings about the world
00:04:28.740themselves and the situation we're in there's inevitably you're going to come up against that
00:04:32.540because there are just things about life and about uh what we go through and deal with here that just
00:04:38.200can't be explained by you know numbers and science and um just simple political ideology and theory
00:04:44.560and all of this kind of stuff there's a there's more to it than that there's certainly um in the
00:04:49.780fight that we're in is a very spiritual one by nature i've concluded that for a few years now
00:04:56.060And I'm sticking to that because I think that's at the core of what this is.
00:04:59.800Politics, as important as they are, are downstream a symptom of the actual cause, which is the spirit and animating force that drives all these things in the first place.
00:05:12.520Today's, I was just working on something coming up here, but today's conservatives are yesterday's liberals and tomorrow's liberals are today's conservatives.
00:11:37.020Those actually might still be in there.
00:11:40.280I saw you mention, I think they do still need to get the permission.
00:11:44.580that's like the one of the only saving graces about bill c9 as it's written but i'll i'll
00:11:48.780fact check that because i saw you mentioned that in the video i'm like i'm not sure if that part's
00:11:52.040right they still might need the the blessing of the attorney general for now you know they'll
00:11:58.980again it's always if they go two steps forward and 1.9 steps back they'll take it and they'll
00:12:03.120just go again they'll go again same with the the firearm confiscation that i've been talking about
00:12:06.740for years they don't exactly unfortunately as i envisioned they would and people said oh you know0.94
00:12:12.680you guys are crazy. That'll never happen. That'll never happen. Well, it did. They'll say,
00:12:16.220we want a hundred guns and everyone will scream and they'll say, okay, we'll give back 95 guns.
00:12:20.940And everyone will say, yay, we saved the guns. No, you lost five guns. And then they'll do it
00:12:25.140again. And again, exactly what they've done. And now basically everything is outlawed. They're
00:12:28.780doing the same thing with your freedom of speech expression association. And they just push until
00:12:34.280the taps burst, the pressure gets too high. And then they back off a little while, let you calm
00:12:38.900down and re-engage and keep going. And it's just like the ratchet theory effect. If people are
00:12:45.360familiar with that, where you're just tightening and tightening and tightening. And if it gets too
00:12:49.580tight, you just leave it for a little minute, let it settle and go back to tightening. So
00:12:53.320there's four or five, I think four different bills coming in. This one goes into effect on
00:13:01.320the 18th. And then I think the other two or three are coming up are going to be voted on probably
00:13:06.100in the fall and voted on and they're all going to go through so um you know it's it makes the
00:13:14.200uk's laws look reasonable and you know i don't even think joseph stalin and the soviet union
00:13:20.020would have even envisioned having this kind of ability to rely on people and then target them
00:13:24.740for reasons that they uh make up like as you said uh hatred which is uh an emotion stronger than
00:13:33.760dislike or um you know just who decides what that is do you have a machine is there some sort of
00:13:41.560scientific process that you can measure what is hatred and what is dislike and what if someone
00:13:47.200just said just as a turn of phrase people have said since we were kids i hate this i hate that
00:13:51.900do you really hate it well no i just don't like it i hate shoveling the driveway is that illegal
00:13:56.860to say no i i hate this i hate all kinds of things but it's just something people say um
00:14:02.100Because it is something you can't really quantify. It's happening internally inside the person, whatever they're feeling or whatever they're experiencing. The words they're using that they're choosing to try and explain and communicate this is unique to the individual. It's going to vary across social conditions and all sorts of different variables.
00:14:24.300So the idea that an individual or any or a collection of individuals, supercomputer AI involved or not, can see inside your soul and mind and not only determine if you're hating versus just really disliking, but also where that somehow now crosses into a criminal act, an extreme dislike or even a hatred is a criminal act.
00:14:49.900that was what is being inferred by this legislation.
00:14:53.460But these are the same kinds of people
00:14:55.600who think nothing of killing Charlie Kirk
00:14:58.920and celebrating it and laughing about it.0.93
00:15:02.060And any number of, the Zegarac guy0.96
00:15:16.540which, I mean, is that not motivated by hatred?
00:15:19.120so it's not it's not real it's not sincere it's not a real uh attempt to erase the emotion of
00:15:27.320hatred um which is is just a feeling that people get and what it is actually is a wonderful c.s
00:15:34.560lewis quote that i really like that i stumbled upon one day that uh sums us up much faster than
00:15:39.440i ever could anger or perhaps hatred is the fluid that love bleeds when you cut it so you know it
00:15:47.200comes from something you love being harmed. You know, if someone, if I caught someone abusing,
00:15:52.780you know, my children or something, I would be filled with a very righteous anger and hatred
00:15:58.540and rage to correct that situation. That's normal. That preserves your survivability,
00:16:04.520your dignity, all sorts of things. It's a motivation and an energy that's summoned
00:16:09.560in response to something else. No one just wakes up and, oh, what a nice day. The birds are
00:16:15.920chirping the sun is shining i think i'll go downtown and punch some indians because i hate1.00
00:16:19.300them so much that doesn't there has to be there's something has occurred and make these people upset0.99
00:16:25.040or angry and rather than talk to them like the convoy uh about what that is or what the you know
00:16:30.960cause could be we'll just beat them with horses and guns and put them in jail these are the kinds0.74
00:16:36.040of people that we have running this country they're un-canadian they're they're not representative of0.98
00:16:40.180who we are as a people or our spirit or um anything righteous or benevolent that i would
00:16:45.380want to be associated with here in canada or abroad at now or at any time in history yeah
00:16:51.000there's the here's the quote that you just mentioned from c.s lewis anger is the fluid
00:16:55.520that loves that love bleeds when you cut it he's the same guy that wrote uh lion witch in the
00:17:01.520wardrobe or wherever that series was and here was the definition as well for those curious this is
00:17:06.980what c9 essentially does it sort of creates a specific definition of what hatred means it's an
00:17:12.000emotion of an intense and extreme nature that is clearly associated with vilification and
00:17:18.660detestation so like you just said what does that actually mean how is that actually enforced
00:17:24.220it it opens the door hatred means an emotion of an intense and extreme nature that is clearly
00:17:29.220associated oh my god i don't even know i could do that sorry i just i just had my like voice
00:17:34.140to text speaking i didn't know i didn't know i could do that it's really creepy um but uh
00:17:40.120Yeah, yeah. So, and I'll try to briefly go over the sort of other bills as well. I don't know. I don't know the specifics of which one is from which, but there's C8, which I believe is already in effect, and there's C22.
00:17:51.980And the worst kind of worst case nightmare scenario is if they use all of these three different bills together is they could find a tweet, find a comment that's public, call it hatred, call it criminal hatred, and then they can, you know, find a couple of these or find one of these, say that that's reasonable grounds.
00:18:13.880Okay, we have our reasonable grounds that this person's unsafe or whatever.
00:18:16.800Now let's potentially look through his phone for more evidence.
00:18:19.820apparently i think the the outrageous one c22 which hasn't passed yet that even google is against
00:18:25.500is saying like hey uh i don't think we should be just like taking people's data for like a year
00:18:30.960they want they want to get everyone's data for a year text messages you know emails like well
00:18:37.440like what they're subscribed to like all sorts like it's an insane amount of uh in in invasiveness
00:18:43.200into um you know your personal information and even like china is like whoa like what the hell0.71
00:18:51.080are you doing over there canada that's crazy but essentially the nightmare scenario is you know
00:18:55.400they find the tweets they say it's criminal they collect more data to create a case against you
00:19:00.980and then they can actually unplug you off the internet i actually saw if you have a fry talking
00:19:05.300about this and i'm like maybe they're going to do a new thing in canada where it's like not only do
00:19:09.720get debanked you get like defoned yeah you can't you can't even have a phone you can't even have
00:19:14.840internet access you get banned from existing online which is in 2026 to like not have that
00:19:22.200capability is is really probably not as bad as debanking but it's pretty close pretty damn close
00:19:28.120basically a public service it wouldn't be much different than cutting off someone's electricity
00:19:32.520yeah we uh it's not optional this isn't this isn't 2005 where a cell phone is a nice luxury
00:19:38.280kind of fun thing to have it's uh built into i mean you want to use service canada you you want
00:19:44.360to pay your get a banking appointment everything is done um over apps and and phones and devices
00:19:50.200things now internet for sure whether you even have a phone or not if you have a desktop or a laptop
00:19:54.360or tablet you can't use that either if you want to sign up if you want to sign up to anything you
00:19:58.840need oh what's your cell phone so you can verify like you always need that yeah and you need email
00:20:04.280addresses for contact information like it's just the internet is the how the world works now and
00:20:09.500communicates now no different than when everything switched to electricity uh it's turn of the
00:20:14.180century during the industrial revolution that's it's or like saying you're not allowed to use
00:20:17.380motor vehicle transportation only horses or your own legs and somehow you're meant to you know get
00:20:22.740around the world when our cities and countries and the world has been set up around motorized0.99
00:20:26.700industry and transportation but you're not allowed to participate because some uh women's studies1.00
00:20:32.560liberal arts major activist somewhere decided that your internal process of emotional regulation was
00:20:38.980beyond the bounds of what she deems appropriate in whatever delusional world fantasy uh 1984
00:20:45.380nightmare that they're trying to apply to society yes yes and it's um you know
00:20:55.700it's really unnerving i'm i'm trying to create content have a conversation with you like i said
00:21:02.220because like we don't know what's going to happen when uh when this bill comes into effect that
00:21:07.260being said you know it's it is really disappointing because you know sure something might not happen
00:21:14.740right away they might not go they might not try to target people and yada yada because
00:21:20.160i was telling this saying this last night in my podcast it is sort of a double
00:21:23.240edged sword yes they can try to make jeremy mckenzie's life even worse however um everyone's
00:21:30.600going to see that and then that's going to under undermine their legitimacy unless they you know
00:21:36.600obviously they're going to try to do a trial on media and make a big show of it but but they need
00:21:40.100to make you know if they're going to persecute someone unfairly they need to try to make it look
00:21:43.600as legitimate as possible so that's kind of one of the saving graces of why i don't think you know
00:21:48.460the sky is going to fall on saturday however the reason it really sucks is if there is a very
00:21:55.800important protest in the future if there is a very contentious issue in the future if there
00:22:01.000is like a like something else going on not like the convoy would happen again but something like
00:22:06.520that something where like a protest is like critically important for you know whatever
00:22:13.140issue or value or you know existential crisis going on in the country now the government has
00:22:19.700a fully decked out toolkit to completely destroy everyone who's a problem at that moment and like
00:22:27.340like another way to think of it is like if the convoy happened and they had all this stuff in
00:22:31.160law oh my gosh dude no offense motivated by hatred to be mischief then they'd add the offense
00:22:37.180motivated by hatred charge and then you know it would just be a bloodbath in terms of what they
00:22:42.060could do to peaceful protesters you know that's what's most terrifying about it it's like they
00:22:47.960have these tools now and we can't take them away easily yeah and they will want to use them uh they
00:22:54.180haven't spent years and years like i i would say five years or six years maybe trying to get this
00:22:59.880through the same uh entities and individuals have worked to to get they've been after this for quite
00:23:05.780some time and i expect that there there'll be the stroke of midnight at 1201 on the 18th they're
00:23:11.620going to be filing you know deploying the goblins to be offended and be harmed online by whatever
00:23:17.800it is that they have queued up. I'm sure they've got a target list and priority, probably a whole
00:23:23.540campaign ready to be unleashed here as soon as it goes. I wouldn't be surprised. I don't think
00:23:29.060that they're going to, you know, I see people saying, oh, they're going to arrest everybody.
00:23:32.740No, they don't need to arrest everybody. And in fact, they couldn't because there's nowhere to
00:23:35.920put anyone. This is something that conservatives and any of the government, oh, I saw the liberals
00:23:40.260recently, we've passed, we're going to have more strict conditions for bail and for, yes, but
00:25:55.360Part of what makes this particular set of incoming laws so insidious and deceptive and
00:26:02.460evil is the nature of which they've written it is deliberately, um, deceptive and meant to trick
00:26:10.560people and lure them into being arrested without knowing it. The spirit of the law is very, very
00:26:15.860nasty and malevolent on its own. So you'll see, I've been telling people, look, you can, you're
00:26:20.460going to get punished for things. You could be punished. I could be punished for things I put
00:26:23.640on the internet five years ago. And then the new, this is what I call the new, uh, Wikipedia or
00:26:30.180Google, Google, people will just type in and, you know, give me an answer. Hey, Grok, is this true?
00:26:35.900You know, if you're not asking the right questions, you're not going to get the right
00:26:39.000answers. So people say, is Grok, is this true? And Grok says, no, it's not retroactive, blah,
00:26:43.480blah, blah. And they go there. See, they say, well, wait a minute. Did you read the bill?
00:26:47.660The internet in Canada, according to our courts, is the public space. It's no different than being
00:26:52.660downtown in front of the whole city. The internet is a public space and public space is the internet.
00:26:57.120they are one in the same. And the way the bill is is that ongoing digital communications, i.e.
00:27:03.360this live stream or any podcast or any post or anything you ever put on the internet
00:27:08.740is in the public space and is an ongoing digital communication. In other words, I can go watch it
00:27:15.420right now. I don't care if you put it up 10 years ago. I just saw it today. And you know what? I'm
00:27:20.780very offended and I feel very harmed today. So therefore you will be charged today for online
00:27:28.440harming those people. So it's not retroactive. It is in spirit, but it's not, but it is, but it's
00:27:34.740not. And that's how it works. So, and then if you refine the question, it will say, oh, well,
00:27:39.960yes, that is the case. And there is a, there is that. And even so, if there's nothing that they
00:27:45.300can pull up as a very slam dunk example of something they can use to charge you with today
00:27:52.580because someone was hurt by something you said that they just saw today. It might as well happen
00:27:57.080today. They can take something, a few things that are borderline perhaps and try to lay a charge
00:28:02.560by demonstrating a pattern of hate and abuse and targeting of identifiable groups, all these sorts
00:28:08.960of things. So they can say, well, your honor, this on its own may not be that big of a deal.
00:28:12.740However, look at this example and that example and that example and that going back five years.
00:28:18.100Your Honor, this person is just an engine of hatred and only exists to hate people and no one is safe and so on and so on and so on.
00:28:26.360So all of this previous ongoing digital communications that you are responsible for in perpetuity, according to this country, can be used against you in that way.
00:28:37.280So I would caution people to take that very seriously.
00:28:40.080And if you think, and I learned this the hard way, out of naivety to say that, oh, that's
00:28:45.160no one is going to go to those lengths just to get little old me.
00:29:01.380And they've got control of the government.
00:29:02.720So they're absolutely going to look for any excuse and any reason.
00:29:06.440Like for the same reason, I can't really speed.
00:29:08.340You know, if I'm driving 10 kilometers over the speed limit, they could charge me with stunt driving or something and take my license and impound my vehicle.
00:29:16.480If you think, because you wouldn't, because you're a reasonable person, and you know, like, well, I mean, this isn't that big of a deal, that doesn't mean that they are.
00:29:23.540And we've already known, we've already seen that the police in this country and our judiciary and our lawmakers, they do not have any opinion or seem to care or have anything regarding a soul.
00:29:34.760They did everything that they were told to do through COVID and beyond.
00:29:38.340They totally trampled all over the Canadian chart of rights and constitution and the spirit
00:34:12.680They can ban a word. You can invent another one. They cannot ban or sign away and legislate people in such a manner that they just no longer have these thoughts and they don't have these feelings. They don't have these impulses and they don't have these desires or hatreds. There's nothing you can do about that. It will go somewhere and it will come out somewhere. And they know this.
00:34:33.880So what they've done is created sort of these like mousetrap like scenarios where people will fall into these little pits unknown that, oh, I didn't know this was illegal because it's crazy to think it would be in any other country in any other time period.
00:34:49.420And then they'll just trap them and put them in jail and use that to scare people.
00:34:52.880They're not ruling through legitimacy or respect.
00:34:57.320they're not they're ruling through fear and intimidation which is a hallmark of tyrants and
00:35:01.560people who uh don't deserve to be in power who have taken it illegitimately and um they're going
00:35:07.540to destroy themselves with what they're doing they've done these things for years they've come
00:35:11.860after me repeatedly and other people like yourself and i can only speak for myself but i've you know
00:35:17.180i've done a lot in the last seven years and everything that they've done to try to hurt me
00:35:22.000and destroy me has had the opposite effect and has only made me a more refined and sharper weapon
00:35:27.220against them in the end. I've gotten more done and I have more positive impact on my own life
00:35:33.640and the people around me and our community and the club effort and everything in the past couple of
00:35:38.500years than I ever would have years ago. And none of that would have been possible had it not been
00:35:42.360for the repeated attacks and laying traps and mines and all these things everywhere and shooting at
00:35:48.280you. So you just adapt to the fight and eventually they'll run out of ideas. And further, they're
00:35:55.600fighting from a position of weakness people think well they're powerful and they're gaining power
00:36:00.080they're actually losing it our side is becoming more dedicated and more committed and more cohesive
00:36:05.440and together and more professional and working harder and more careful and more all of these
00:36:10.380things it was far more than we look look at the landscape from seven years ago and compare it to
00:36:14.300today it's wildly different and theirs is unearned they didn't have to earn their way in there they
00:36:19.260didn't have to suffer or sacrifice or um you know bleed in any metaphorical or otherwise way to get
00:36:25.280to where they are they're just it's like a child throwing a tantrum just smash and smash and smash
00:36:30.420and scream and if it doesn't work they do it harder and louder and it doesn't work and they
00:36:34.020just keep repeating this process so they're accumulating and centralizing power in the state
00:36:39.000over from from the individual and from our communities but it's having the opposite of
00:36:43.420the effect that they want which is compliance and obedience is just pissing people off
00:36:47.060and eventually i mean you're already seeding it you're already seeing it the um people don't want
00:36:52.260to answer the census. People don't want to go to work. People don't want to pay taxes. People
00:36:56.180don't want to answer the phone. Nobody has really put an effort in anymore. There's no real pride in
00:37:00.840their workmanship or ownership because it's kind of a waste of time. And the graduated income tax,
00:37:06.340you work harder to pay more taxes. What's the point? The harder they squeeze, the less life
00:37:10.420and vitality there is in the country of people to give a damn, which lowers our productivity,
00:37:15.380our GDP, our cohesion, our sense. Why obey? Who cares? Why would I pay extra taxes and go out of
00:37:21.700my way to work harder for a government that hates me this is it's just a continuing the spiral they
00:37:26.000are destroying themselves it is going to get tighter and more difficult in the future but
00:37:30.780this doesn't end in in the way that they think that it does or hope that it does
00:37:34.440yeah you brought up a lot of great points there um i got to talk to uh maximilian markle from
00:37:41.780germany he's this nationalist from germany he you know he's been debanked he's been banned on a lot
00:37:46.380of stuff and i asked him you know what's the craziest speech law in germany and he had to
00:37:51.180like think for like a long time about it but um he's like basically certain combinations of words
00:37:56.180are just illegal and i'm like oh like criminal migrant he's like yeah yep there you go and but
00:38:01.680he's like we've come up with code words we say those people or we say merkel's guests or he's
00:38:08.500you know some leftist calls uh you know new truckers right new truckers the yeah um trainee
00:38:16.500Tim Horton's employees Tim Horton's employees exactly um and he was like yeah some some leftist
00:38:23.080called immigrants uh gold because they're so valuable and he's like oh who committed the
00:38:27.760crimes it's the barrels of gold but uh like you said there's there's no way to really stop
00:38:33.040these thoughts to stop these feelings it's people are always going to adapt adapt um you know to the
00:38:39.880kind of environment and the kind of climate and I think another great point you brought up which
00:38:43.740i've mentioned before is you know the difference between tiktok or youtube banning your content
00:38:50.860they don't have to give an explanation why they can just kind of take it down and say oh because
00:38:55.340of bullying they don't have to be specific however if you're criminally charging somebody with hate
00:38:59.760speech they have to say this is why it's criminal this is specifically what's criminal and that's
00:39:06.020going to be you know scrutinized obviously by the public and it's going to be on record this is why
00:39:12.520the government of canada through this person in jail who committed no violent crime so you know
00:39:18.020they do have to be careful if they do want to kind of deploy this all that being said i am concerned
00:39:23.400that they might go full north korea full china mode where it's like they'll charge people rip
00:39:28.740them off the internet so you can't defend yourself and then it's also like oh there's a publication0.69
00:39:32.640ban oh and there's an nda so no one can actually talk about why we arrested that person that's the
00:39:38.640real like nightmare scenario i don't know if they're capable of doing this um i was going to
00:39:43.200say i think there was one example though of some right-wing guy who's like christian and was like
00:39:47.620talking about jews and things like this and he got charged i think with one of the hate speech
00:39:51.560crimes and i think they put a they put a publication ban around his scenario and it's
00:39:56.400like well if it's an issue of speech causing a crime and we can't even talk about what he talked
00:40:02.340about to get him thrown in jail like that that's absurd and and if there's more of that that's
00:40:06.340definitely not not good yeah and those are the people that are really more in danger than someone
00:40:12.340like myself because like you said if they came after me like a lot of people would know and find
00:40:16.300out and like quickly like there would be a mobilization effort to you know fight that
00:40:20.580the people who let's say they have a large twitter account with a bunch of followers who don't really
00:40:26.660know you like you can erase an account and you'd never know there could be someone i've been
00:40:30.600following on twitter but it was that could have happened to them yesterday or last week or last
00:40:34.360month i would i don't get a notification no one's going to tell me uh so if no one's in that world
00:40:38.880like being anonymous and hiding in the kind of there's a there's a lot of disadvantages uh to
00:40:44.000that chiefly one of that being if someone comes and black bags you and no one's ever going to know
00:40:48.400who are they looking for they don't know who you are uh the government does know who you are and
00:40:53.380oddly you know i don't know all the different examples from the uk very well but whenever i
00:40:59.040did see examples it was always like some mom or pop on facebook who like doesn't even have a
00:41:05.600following but yeah i kind of just popped off the handle and said something you know especially
00:41:09.380racial or something or aggressive and it's like this is someone who doesn't even have a platform
00:41:13.440but in a way it's easier to go after that person and make an example of that person
00:41:17.480um and in a way it keeps it it stops the kind of critical mass from rising up because we already
00:41:23.960have like a dissonant here a dissonant there with their you know they're already up there but it's
00:41:27.940like getting the rest of the people to be emboldened enough to like have adopt and actually
00:41:32.140voice the same views you know they try to suppress that by like you know picking off like the little
00:41:36.860guys um so i think you're right there's almost more of a risk for people with that are that have
00:41:42.620less of an online platform um similar similar to this too this is kind of interesting because you
00:41:48.720know you peddle in the world of comedy as well i was thinking like uh uh comedy peddling that's
00:41:56.400right that's right um i think i think it was edgy d showed me someone who's been charged in the past
00:42:02.680i don't know if it was in america or canada but like he created these like like aggressive
00:42:07.080satirical songs about like jewish power and like conspiracies and things like this and like you
00:42:12.540know the songs were amusing but i'm thinking like these are on bitch shoot they don't have that many
00:42:16.120views it's like maybe maybe they're not that funny and it's like that's a huge risk because0.71
00:42:21.740like there's a lot of like i have a comedy song where i make fun of like it's my number one viewed
00:42:25.620post on instagram it's making fun of indians for like being stinky and taking jobs and it's like
00:42:30.480but because it's popular you know like that's probably not going to get me catching a charge0.66
00:42:35.980or at least that would like you know that would that would be a lot more harder for them to
00:42:39.320legitimately do that but like now when i'm like posting a comedy video or like a parody song it's
00:42:44.380like it better be funny you know it better be good because if it's not good then i might just
00:42:49.540be hanging out there and like be something oh well that's not really funny so yeah just lock
00:42:53.260come up um but i but you know i was saying this last night like it's so important for people like
00:42:57.280us to be as relatable as possible as funny as persuasive as popular yeah like the yeah yeah
00:43:04.780it's human so like the average canadian can like sympathize with us and be like we're the people
00:43:08.480who are on the right here actually yeah and they're just uh again it's the the animating force
00:43:14.360that they follow that's that's that's where this is all coming from and it's evil and it's the0.66
00:43:18.860devil wearing a skin suit and it's pretending it's trying to inhabit um roles and positions0.97
00:43:26.020that it's it's just it doesn't fit it's not meant for that so in the instance like the example of0.66
00:43:30.800the police they're rapidly i mean you look you see them in the uk what they've become and what
00:43:35.780they've turned into and just look at the personnel and the ranks it's a lot of fat demoralized a lot
00:43:40.260of women and migrant like this is not the police anymore and anyone who would like that that job0.63
00:43:45.980is a is a person a type of person men typically who have a passion desire like they want to
00:43:53.140protect people they want to because we know the world is dangerous and there's bad people and
00:43:56.960there's all kinds of things out there somebody's got to do that and there are some guys who that's
00:44:01.240what they want to do that's what makes them feel good that's what make gives them a purpose and
00:44:05.500meaning and that's what they're for and and those are not the guys who are becoming police anymore
00:44:09.560because that's not the job anymore it's political prosecution it's looking the other way it's
00:44:13.420assisting organized crime and drug dealers and protecting politicians. And so the actual force
00:44:18.700that you're supposed to have of these robust and capable, you know, you know, heroic kind of
00:44:23.600courageous men no longer exists. It's just a bunch of yes men and stooges and minority women and1.00
00:44:31.140people that fit some sort of visual box of, look at all the different races and disabilities we0.90
00:44:37.800have at the, you know, Chicago police or something. That's not a police force. Like we don't have an
00:44:43.120army anymore. We don't have a police force anymore. We don't have a government anymore.
00:44:46.720So that can last for a bit, but again, it's wearing a skin suit of itself and it's just going to1.00
00:44:52.240collapse into nothing eventually. And they do these things and they're, again, the ruling by0.92
00:44:59.000fear and intimidation. It's not through respect. It's not through like an earned sort of admiration
00:45:04.340or people are like, well, I mean, they're up there for a reason because they're, you know,
00:45:07.380look at what they've done and look at what they've, you know, accomplished and so on. It's just
00:45:11.500They're there because they've stolen or lied or cheated their way in there.
00:45:15.800And any respect and credibility that they have, they carve a piece of that off every time they do something like abuse their power or put someone in jail who shouldn't or do something that people know is against the natural spirit of natural law, like putting somebody's mom in jail for a Facebook post because she was mad about immigrants because the neighbor's kid was run over by a car that day.
00:45:38.520Obviously, that's, you know, not what anybody, you know, wants to see.
00:45:43.320And most almost everyone is going to agree, like, well, should she have said that?
00:45:47.760But is that really the problem or is the problem people being running, getting run over by cars and so on?
00:45:54.120So every time they do these things, you're carving a piece of your own credibility off and you're trading it for more temporary power and influence to kind of squash and crush, you know, this, you know, latest symptom problem that's popped up.
00:46:06.880and then that creates more and creates more
00:46:08.480and they keep bleeding credibility and respect
00:46:10.760and eventually they will have none at all.
00:56:37.560So the more that they hyper focus on this issue or that issue, there are other things that they're not seeing, can't see, and don't even occur to them to look at.
00:59:53.580But there is an image and a facade that they have to present to the American people to maintain themselves,
00:59:59.780which is freedom of thought, expression, speech, the American way of life,
01:00:04.640which Canada is very going hard in the other direction against.
01:00:07.560And there are a lot of Americans who work and live in Canada who are going to be subjected to this.
01:00:11.980Now, it's very possible, you know, the tech companies in America, they can see this is a leverage opportunity for negotiating tactics to get extra money at in concessions out of auto, who knows, but they could just go, okay, well, Canada's doing also, Facebook's gone, Instagram's gone, Twitter's gone, everybody just there, we're not operating in Canada anymore, you're only the market the size of California, you know, who cares, whoop-de-doo, so we'll lose a few billion dollars, yeah, you know, we'll just steal from the American taxpayer and pay off, we don't need to.
01:00:39.960the tech companies could easily just say okay we're not playing anymore so now what like there's
01:00:44.460a lot of they've suggested that they may they may do just that as well and even sue ottawa
01:00:49.680for lost revenue for a lot because they're like look we can't we can't operate our business in
01:00:53.860your country under these conditions it's against our laws and constitution and our citizens are
01:00:58.840being affected by so we're going to sue you for you know infringing on this right the authoritarian
01:01:04.000appetite of the current government like should not be understated whatsoever when you have
01:01:08.860some of the most powerful literally the most powerful companies in the entire world big tech
01:01:14.060in silicon valley with you know who has the most data on the planet even they are like whoa canadian
01:01:20.240government whoa like hold your horses you guys are being way too aggressive and like you said
01:01:26.600that what you just said sounds absurd what they're going to shut off google in canada they're going
01:01:31.540to shut off these services in canada that's actually not unprecedented they've already
01:01:35.000started to do that with uh specific bills having to do with sharing news online because the
01:01:40.560government's like we want you to pay us to share our news it doesn't even make sense does not even
01:01:47.540make sense facebook all this stuff is free for everybody you don't even have to pay for it
01:01:53.440canadian government they're like we want money for your free service when when south park memes
01:01:59.380become real it's all they have a knack for that no that was a gold canadian episode we want
01:02:03.960more money what do you mean canada you want more we want more money give us some of that internet
01:02:09.600money the internet's got lots of money give us some of that internet money that's our government
01:02:13.140that's essentially their plan and then hide under some coats and hope that somehow everything works
01:02:18.620out that's way too accurate it's way too accurate um here's the clip you just mentioned of uh tim
01:02:24.680houston's car getting attacked i was gonna tweet this but i thought to myself imagine imagine this
01:02:31.580was like a second son's demonstration imagine that was me on the roof of that i would have been shot
01:02:36.160dead yeah like it would be it would be a it would be a national holiday it would be like oh my god
01:02:43.080it's the end of democracy democracy dies in darkness what are we going to do about these
01:02:48.160people but because they are you know it looks like they're from a hippie commune and because they're
01:02:52.920talking about what were they this does save the library on it this sign yeah so part of part of
01:05:18.680So they feel like they're the main character in a Marvel movie and they have to stop Charlie Kirk or they have to go to Montreal and shoot a bunch of people in the name of Lenin Leninist Marxism, which I like that that story went away.0.71
01:05:31.800This this crazy lunatics manifesto shot that those cops and went, but he was a radical left wing Marxist.
01:05:38.240But that's not really part of what you want to tell.0.79
01:05:41.220So we're just going to skip over that.
01:05:42.800If he had a manifesto filled with swastikas, we would still be talking about it.
01:05:46.480So it's not about safety, right, wrong.
01:07:12.180or find a way to just go after it it's the it's the spiteful mutant to the theory again it's
01:07:17.180it's it's it tracks you know whatever the situation is i always you know come down to
01:07:22.300is this uh is this an anti-life uh you know anti-life force motivated uh spirit and 99 times
01:07:31.140out of 98 it is yeah i've been trying to really you know get into words or summarize this sort
01:07:38.660of phenomena that we're up against this sort of like the fall i call it like the false moral
01:07:43.700authority that we've been under since trudeau which is like you know being racist is the worst0.94
01:07:47.540thing ever you know saying something that offends a woman that offends a gay person is the worst
01:07:52.020thing ever and uh you know i was talking to francis widdowson last night we were kind of
01:07:55.840hashing out the details of like why she wasn't allowed to go back to work and it came down to
01:07:59.900one individual feeling uncomfortable that's why she can't come back to university and teach a
01:08:06.860lecture is because ah the feeling and it's ah i can't have the person around me and you know i
01:08:14.480think it's because people like us just there's just so much power whenever we have these thoughts
01:08:20.740and people like have seizures and they you know they fall into comas just because of the hateful
01:08:26.400thoughts that go in our head i'm kidding of course but um just like the that we have to baby these
01:08:32.220people is the sort of expectation now and the government's now going to enforce all of this
01:08:36.120mm-hmm and they're very weak and they they're not going to succeed it's going to it takes time it's
01:08:41.700not going to happen overnight but you can clearly see it eroding like trudeau's entire government
01:08:45.400committed suicide with the ema um that it was the end of his career it took a little while for the
01:08:51.020kill shot to you know for him to bleed out you know his career metaphor but that's what happened
01:08:55.040he may be back someday i wouldn't rule that out in five years he could make it come back because
01:08:59.320his father did his father uh that may happen but um it takes time but they're not they're not this
01:09:05.160is not a formidable opponent in the way that their spirit is an unyielding force of nature
01:09:10.900that will do whatever it takes and stop at nothing. This is a child throwing a temper
01:09:14.840tantrum that's used to getting its way all the time. And again, further erodes its own
01:09:19.300credibility and power every time that it exercises it in an abusive way. So conversely, our side are
01:09:26.500people who have little to no resources, have no backup and no support from the state or media or
01:09:31.440anyone. You're fighting against all of these things on your own as an individual and only
01:09:37.600getting stronger and more resilient and more resourceful as time goes on and networking and
01:09:42.040building all these things together. So this isn't shaping up to go their way at all. And they can't
01:09:48.120even handle, oh, I'm uncomfortable. I'm uncomfortable all the time. I'm uncomfortable
01:09:54.060driving. I don't like to drive. I really don't like to drive. Probably because at a young age,
01:10:00.20020, 21, that was a very dangerous activity and people frequently blew up and died in, you know,0.89
01:10:06.560in Afghanistan on the roads and so on. And they're not safe now either. Um, it's just part of, part
01:10:12.660of it. Every time you see an 18 wheeler on the road, I passed one on the way home, uh, with my
01:10:17.640kids in the, in the vehicle and the guy's got two phones in either hand doing this driving. He's not
01:10:22.720even looking at the, at the road. Like, yeah, that makes me very uncomfortable, but I, what do you
01:10:27.840want me to do? That's life. You know, if I, if I'm out swimming in the ocean and oh, a shark,
01:10:32.260I'm uncomfortable. Well, what are we, what do you want us to do about that? There's a million
01:10:37.340things to be uncomfortable. Being uncomfortable is not fear of your life. I saw, uh, I think it
01:10:43.180might've been in the Canadian, um, house of commons, but I can't remember someone. They felt,
01:10:48.080I feel unsafe because people were just making her look dumb and saying, that's not true. You're in0.97
01:10:53.260it. Well, I feel unsafe. You're no, you're not unsafe. You're just uncomfortable or you have
01:10:57.180anxiety because you've made to feel stupid. You've mislabeled these feelings entirely.1.00
01:11:03.660That's like saying, I have some indigestion. No, I'm on fire. I'm physically engulfed in flames
01:11:11.240because my stomach hurts. Well, no, you're not. You just ate too much pizza. You don't need an
01:11:17.760ambulance. It's crazy. These people are out of their minds and our world and society is meant
01:11:24.240to be it's like a complicated machine like an aircraft a helicopter an airplane there's a
01:11:29.140certain amount of training and and uh experience you need to operate this effectively like you know
01:11:34.280the the government society and and all of our systems infrastructure that are uh that exist
01:11:39.240and you can't just put someone in there who's just pushing buttons and doing whatever oh well
01:11:43.800they check all the diversity boxes so therefore they can be a pilot it's gonna go badly eventually
01:11:49.800You know, even if they're halfway okay at what they do, it's not good enough.0.99
01:11:53.780And, you know, we've restaffed our institutions, our military, our healthcare system, our education system, our judiciary, our Senate, or like anything of any consequence.
01:12:05.260With people who prioritize feelings and being uncomfortable, I mean, all the court, I have court cases simultaneously.
01:12:12.200And I don't know how many times I heard the words, I feel, and how I feel and how it makes me feel.
01:12:17.700And these weren't coming from witnesses.
01:12:19.200This was coming from attorneys and prosecutors and judges.
01:12:48.780But yeah, it's a it's a mess. Yeah, no. And that's what it is. It's the feelings thing. And there were so many great examples of that watching C9 in the Senate, especially this was almost like an opportunity for the different, you know, pet issues to kind of have their kick at the can of trying to protect people's feelings.
01:13:11.140you had the indigenous lobby who's like we want to also criminalize uh residential school0.70
01:13:16.340denialism that got rejected but then but then this black uh senator this black woman was like0.73
01:13:22.680i'm offended by the noose and we make the image of a noose illegal and they're like okay i like0.84
01:13:27.840that one sure we'll get we'll protect those feelings so so that's displaying the the the
01:13:32.740noose in a in a like whatever evil intense way that incites hatred that's now illegal uh come
01:13:39.600saturday which is wild um and again it's like why the noose oh because something to do with history0.83
01:13:47.480and black people and feelings and feelings and feelings and it's like again you you should have
01:13:51.980a therapist to talk about this stuff okay i i think that they the noose is fearful for them
01:13:58.160because it represents something like they're very operating on instinct and emotions entirely just
01:14:03.680emotions and what the noose means is justice that's where it comes from it's it you know has
01:14:09.200it been misapplied have people been murdered and lynched and so yeah of course but for a very long
01:14:14.200time the new the hangman was for criminals it was for murderers and rapists and thieves and so on
01:14:21.500and we would hang those people in public to death and the noose was hand you know it was a symbol of
01:14:28.860you know uh i mean again it has been misapplied of course it has been but uh overall it was this0.85
01:14:36.060it was a consequences that they're that if you are a bad person you will pay there's a good chance
01:14:44.220that if we catch you it's not going to be oh well try better next time it's going to be a very
01:14:48.700permanent solution and i think that instinctively rattles the feathers of a lot of these people