John Bolton - Canada - The Beginning Of The End - Quebec Leads The Way

00:00:00.560 Ah, this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps the end of the beginning.

00:00:16.760 Hi, it's John and welcome to the channel. 326 a.m. Tuesday, August the... Sorry, it's just again. It's October the 6th.

00:00:25.080 Why don't you just roll with it? I've got the big blue mug of coffee. Great to have you here today.

00:00:32.000 I wish it was August. You know, the weather's been good, but it's starting to get cooler. I hate

00:00:36.720 winter. I'd like to move my country, Alberta, you know, 14, 15 hours south into the United States.

00:00:43.240 Don't want to be the 51st state. Don't get that idea. I just wish it was warmer all the time

00:00:47.740 because I don't like winter. Okay, so let's move on now. So I'm going to take you back to something

00:00:55.400 I did earlier this year. As a matter of fact, it was January the 2nd. I went to find this

00:01:00.280 this morning because I said, boy, a lot of the stuff that was predicted very early this year

00:01:05.580 is starting to come true. I love that clip off the top. Don't you just love quotes? I love quotes.

00:01:13.480 People send them to me all the time. Don't you wish we had politicians who could say something

00:01:18.440 as brilliant as what Winston Churchill said off the top of this video? Let's play it again just

00:01:24.560 for fun. Ah, this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps the

00:01:35.240 end of the beginning. This is not the end. This is not the beginning of the end. This is the end

00:01:42.820 of the beginning. What a great quote. I love it. And the fact that it exists on audio is truly

00:01:50.780 remarkable. But ladies and gentlemen, is this the end of the beginning or the beginning of the end?

00:01:56.320 Because I see it starting to take place. I'm seeing what we predicted earlier this year

00:02:00.900 starting to come true. I did a video earlier this year, January 2nd. Here is the thumbnail from it.

00:02:07.200 Canada Strong Fractured Disintegration and Separation. You see British Columbia, Alberta,

00:02:11.320 Saskatchewan and Quebec, all on this map right here, back when I was learning how to use AI.

00:02:17.560 Okay. But this is starting to come true because last night, ladies and gentlemen,

00:02:22.140 this actually happened. And you're aware of this, how the separatist Parti Quebecois took back power

00:02:28.020 in Quebec. This is a separatist group. Now, the question I have for the people who call me a

00:02:32.500 traitor is, is Paul St. Pierre Plamondon, the head of the Parti Quebecois, a traitor? Because I don't

00:02:38.920 hear anybody calling him a traitor. And that's his plan, to have a vote on separation. People

00:02:48.700 say it's not going to happen because he hasn't got a majority. He's got a minority government,

00:02:55.020 got very close, but he hasn't got a majority. But there is another party in Quebec that wants

00:03:00.080 independence as well, or separation, called Quebec Solidaire. And that's what they want as

00:03:05.000 well. That's their endgame. Now, the two parties aren't really compatible when it comes to really

00:03:10.220 what they want, but their main goal is separation. Politics make strange bedfellows. I think we've

00:03:17.900 said that recently with all the nutcases, politicians that are ganging up on the Alberta

00:03:22.600 independence movement, and they're all different types of politicians. You've got liberals, you've

00:03:28.460 got conservatives in name only, you've got socialists, you've got closet communists, all

00:03:33.060 ganging up at the same time. You know, politicians, when it comes to trust, are kind of at the bottom

00:03:41.080 of the barrel, okay? They're just slightly above used car salespeople. No disrespect to used car

00:03:47.500 salespeople. I used to be one for a short time, and a lot of people who sell cars are good people,

00:03:53.580 but I'm just trying to make a comparison here. But this happened last night, ladies and gentlemen.

00:03:58.400 You know, you've got to hand it to the people of Quebec.

00:04:02.360 When they see dysfunction in government after, was it, the CAQ was around for eight years,

00:04:07.900 they toss them out.

00:04:09.580 This is a radical departure.

00:04:11.380 They wanted change, unlike the people in Canada who had 10 years of Trudeau and elected another

00:04:17.740 liberal government.

00:04:19.580 When these people send a message, and that's what we're trying to do in Alberta, we want

00:04:22.920 to send a message on the 19th.

00:04:24.960 This is a message.

00:04:26.440 It's a shot across the bow.

00:04:28.400 but ladies and gentlemen, this is this, the beginning of the puzzle.

00:04:34.660 I'm not going to read much of the story to you. This is the, this is one piece of the puzzle.

00:04:39.940 Let's go back to January 2nd, when I recorded the video you're going to see here. I've edited it.

00:04:45.040 I don't want it to be very long, but it's very enlightening to what's going on in the country

00:04:50.300 right now. How strong is your country? I did a video the other day. I'm not going over the same

00:04:56.980 ground here on how unhealthy this country is. It's like nothing I've ever seen before, how

00:05:02.560 fractured this country is. So let's go back to January 2nd. I had a different studio back then.

00:05:08.840 And this is what I was saying right at the beginning of the year.

00:05:13.400 You know, Carney and the Liberals ran on Canada Strong.

00:05:18.160 To build Canada Strong.

00:05:20.900 Canada Strong.

00:05:21.760 Canada Strong.

00:05:24.100 And ask yourself the question, if you've been around as long as me, or maybe at least for a

00:05:29.200 couple of election campaigns, is Canada really strong right now? I think it's the weakest it's

00:05:34.980 been in my lifetime. You know, I look over here at this exit count, which you should follow.

00:05:41.920 This is the rise of Alberta. Now you may say this is a little bit Alberta-centric,

00:05:46.820 but you should be paying attention to what's going on here. By 2030, we might be looking

00:05:51.820 at a very different Canada. In the fall of 2026, Alberta will hold its independence referendum,

00:05:57.360 right as Quebec's election likely brings the PQ to power with their own push for a referendum.

00:06:03.000 There will be a Quebec election in October of this year, and a separatist group is likely to win.

00:06:11.220 Now, if we go back over to Rise of Alberta, Saskatchewan's independence movement will be

00:06:17.080 heating up, and if Alberta leaves, Saskatchewan will likely follow within the year.

00:06:22.300 So three pieces of the puzzle of your Canada Strong are leaving. If we leave the territories

00:06:28.140 out of this and we just take the provinces, 30% of the provinces in the country right now are

00:06:32.980 talking about leaving. I don't know that you've been paying attention to what's going on in British

00:06:36.780 Columbia right now, but as Rise of Alberta says, as for BC, the Cowichan decision is eroding property

00:06:44.360 rights so drastically that they face two choices, either a near impossible constitutional amendment

00:06:51.280 are leaving Canada altogether to protect their landowners. That's four pieces of the puzzle

00:06:58.100 in your Canada Strong. You see how weak Canada is right now, liberal voters? This is not Canada

00:07:04.500 Strong. This is unprecedented. You've got four provinces out of ten right now, almost half of

00:07:13.060 them, with three of them wanting to leave with strong independence movements and another one

00:07:17.900 that's falling apart because of bad left-wing government. People are worried about their land

00:07:22.740 out there, their property rights. This is not healthy. So all the pieces are starting to fall

00:07:28.340 into place for the breakup of Canada. And I've got a question, by the way, right at the end of

00:07:33.280 this video, which is coming shortly, that I want to ask you. So remind me to ask the question.

00:07:38.780 But the pieces are falling into place, rather prescient of Rise of Alberta back on January 2nd

00:07:43.740 lay all this out. Another piece will fall on October 19th here in Alberta. I do remember

00:07:48.540 talking about the fracturing of Canada, even back in 2025, with the same pieces in play.

00:07:55.340 Now, I find it fascinating that back on January 2nd, I used that this is not healthy. Words I

00:08:01.760 said the other day when I did the video right here, this is the thumbnail from it. Canada is

00:08:06.660 broken. This is what you'll see on my channel right now if you were to click on this video.

00:08:10.180 But you know what? I should have stayed with the original. I usually do these things really

00:08:14.260 early in the morning when I may not be thinking straight when it comes to my thumbnails.

00:08:18.180 This is the original from that video. You may have seen this. Canada needs an enema

00:08:22.660 because there is a sickness here that needs to be flushed out, ladies and gentlemen.

00:08:30.100 The sickness began on April 28th, 2025, when the Liberals got elected again. Now,

00:08:35.020 Now, there is something that good that came out of what happened last night. And I say to the

00:08:40.860 Parti Québécois, fill your boots. You have a democratic right to have a vote on independence.

00:08:45.080 I hope you gain it. I'm fully behind you. You have a democratic right. I do not think you're

00:08:49.580 a traitor. I am not a traitor. I want what's best for my province. I want to get out of Canada.

00:08:55.860 But the Trump effect didn't work here because that's how they tried to play this. The Trump

00:09:01.580 effect did not work. We're going to have to see if it works in British Columbia because David

00:09:06.100 Eby may have made a colossal mistake on running on Donald Trump in the British Columbia provincial

00:09:13.240 election two years early. Now, here's my question. Now, this is specifically, well, I mean, if you're

00:09:19.340 in Canada, you can answer this question as well. You can always just throw your province's name

00:09:23.960 into this, but to those people who are in Alberta right now sitting on the fence when it comes to

00:09:29.280 the referendum on the 19th of October. I'm asking people to vote for option two, which will give us

00:09:34.720 an opportunity to have some clout, to send a message to Ottawa, and eventually get a vote on

00:09:40.820 Alberta independence. That's what it's about. This vote is not about Alberta leaving. So if you're

00:09:46.000 sitting on the fence, that's not what it's about. But let me ask you this question. If you're sitting

00:09:51.960 on the fence. If Alberta was independent right now, would you join Canada? Would you? Probably not.

John Bolton - October 06, 2026

Canada - The Beginning Of The End - Quebec Leads The Way

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