PJ The Belt - December 10, 2025


Albertan Beaten up in His OWN HOUSE! — We Need Castle Laws NOW!

Canadians Now NEED a VISA To Enter The USA! (Basically) Canada's Gun Grab Just Got A LOT WORSE - More Rifles Banned!

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Length

8 minutes

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153.74

Word count

1,236

Sentence count

88

People

Also mentioned:
Newlywed Jason Nguyen Danielle Smith Mickey Amory

Harmful content

Misogyny

3

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Toxicity

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A Canadian man and his family were attacked in their own home, but Alberta is standing up to the federal government and saying, "Your homes are our castles." While the feds are busy trying to confiscate your guns, Alberta is stepping up to protect you and your family.

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00:00:00.000 After sharing the video online, the Nguyen family says several others have shared video of similar experiences with suspects that match the same description.
00:00:09.040 Police are still on the hunt for the suspects.
00:00:11.480 Now that right there is exactly the kind of situation why we need Castle Laws here in Canada.
00:00:17.140 Well, if you don't want to get shot or beaten up, don't break into people's houses.
00:00:21.340 Pretty straightforward.
00:00:30.000 Today we're diving into a story out of Calgary, Alberta's biggest city, that's going to get you thinking.
00:00:35.120 We got a local man and his family attacked right in their own home after a simple online transaction through Facebook Marketplace turned into a nightmare.
00:00:45.820 And guess what?
00:00:46.920 While this is happening, our federal government here in Canada is busy trying to disarm regular folks with their gun buyback scheme.
00:00:55.520 But it seems like the government of Alberta remains defiant when it comes to gun confiscations.
00:01:02.140 Our homes are our castles.
00:01:04.800 A Sovereignty Act motion on the floor of the Alberta legislature.
00:01:09.080 The government invoking it to try to exempt Albertans from a federal ban on assault style guns,
00:01:15.780 as well as the buyback program aimed at getting those firearms off the streets.
00:01:21.040 The motion will instruct every single provincial entity, including law enforcement agencies such as municipal police forces,
00:01:29.280 to decline to enforce or implement the federal gun seizure program.
00:01:34.580 The justice minister's motion argues the ban is unconstitutional, interferes with the rights of gun owners,
00:01:41.740 and enforcing it is not in the public interest.
00:01:44.580 The motion also asks prosecutors to not charge citizens who use reasonable force against intruders,
00:01:51.800 and to consider police response times in those cases.
00:01:56.100 This all comes after the premier warned, quote,
00:01:59.040 low-life criminals that Albertans will shoot if invaded.
00:02:03.420 I send the advice that the premier is giving to Albertans on the self-defense and castle law.
00:02:08.360 That may be the law down in states, but that's not the law here.
00:02:11.100 The federal public safety minister defended the gun ban Tuesday and said the buyback program could roll out nationwide in weeks.
00:02:20.080 All right, let's break this down.
00:02:21.420 We've got Premier Daniel Smith and the Conservative Party stepping up with a castle law-style move.
00:02:28.500 They're basically telling the feds, we're not going to let you leave our citizens defenseless.
00:02:33.960 While Ottawa's busy pushing policies that make it easier for criminals to roam free,
00:02:40.140 Alberta's doing the exact opposite.
00:02:42.640 They're telling provincial entities and all those in charge to ignore federal gun grabs and let people defend their homes.
00:02:50.720 It's a bit of a good old-fashioned common sense move for a change.
00:02:55.460 If you want to keep your family safe, we're not going to let Ottawa stand in your way.
00:03:00.620 The province is introducing a motion it says will protect law-abiding gun owners.
00:03:04.420 It says if passed, it will direct provincial authorities to decline to enforce Ottawa's gun buyback program.
00:03:11.800 It will also direct Crown prosecutors to refrain from prosecuting people who acted in self-defense to protect themselves or their families.
00:03:19.400 The new motion will be under the Alberta Sovereignty Within a United Canada Act.
00:03:23.720 Justice Minister Mickey Amory says Albertans should be able to feel safe in their homes.
00:03:28.420 If somebody tries to come into my home and I have young children, the Crown should be considering that as a factor in determining whether or not the response was reasonable.
00:03:38.080 And that's the bigger picture here.
00:03:40.080 While criminals get a free pass and the government wants to take away your means to protect yourself,
00:03:47.760 Alberta's saying, nope, not here.
00:03:50.440 They're making it clear that your home is your castle, and they're putting their responsibility right where it belongs, on the criminals, not on law-abiding folks.
00:04:02.340 This is the first I've ever experienced something like this.
00:04:05.620 Newlywed Jason Nguyen regularly builds, refurbishes, and sells laptops online.
00:04:11.180 Over the weekend, he posted an ad for a gaming laptop for sale and got interested buyers right away.
00:04:16.960 I want them to feel comfortable with purchasing such an expensive laptop.
00:04:22.480 I want them to fully test it.
00:04:23.960 So I'm telling them to test it, and they're telling me, go ahead and just box it up.
00:04:28.720 It turns out the buyers wanted the laptop but had no intention of paying.
00:04:34.040 I was going to box it up and stuff like that, but then they pulled out the bear spray,
00:04:38.840 and they sprayed it all across my face, in my eyes, and they continuously sprayed.
00:04:44.440 At that point, I was blinded.
00:04:47.080 I couldn't see anything at all.
00:04:49.040 I just grabbed on to whatever I could grab on at the time, and it was the perpetrator, the person that sprayed me.
00:04:56.300 And at that time, he went for the laptop, and then the other individual just went out the door right away.
00:05:04.760 Because I held on to that guy, he dropped the laptop.
00:05:07.780 Because of the bear spray, I can't see anything, and the smell is so strong.
00:05:12.440 So I follow him outside, and I see my husband is being dragged outside, and then I just see the struggle.
00:05:20.920 Once outside, one perpetrator re-enters the house to retrieve his phone that was dropped in the scuffle.
00:05:26.800 When he re-entered our home the second time, that's when I attacked him.
00:05:31.120 My wife went in first, and she grabbed a hold of him, and I didn't want anything to happen to her, so I started attacking him right away. 0.98
00:05:38.780 I hit him in the head, and I punched him.
00:05:41.640 I brought him to the ground, and then my wife, she brought in a shovel. 0.99
00:05:45.720 I took the handle, and I started hitting him with the shovel. 0.96
00:05:49.300 Same thing for law-abiding gun owners.
00:05:51.100 They bought their guns legally in good faith, and the last thing we want our policing resources or our Crown prosecutors doing is wasting their time going after law-abiding citizens.
00:06:01.460 Let's go after the bad guys there, too.
00:06:02.780 We've got plenty of gangs and organized crime, and people who are up to no good.
00:06:07.020 That's where policing and our prosecution priority should be.
00:06:10.600 And so we passed a motion in the legislature to affirm that.
00:06:14.780 And it is one of the things, one of the powers that we have as a province that, yes, the federal government can put forward criminal code sanctions as part of their constitutional jurisdiction.
00:06:25.660 Well, we're responsible for administration of justice and policing, and so we can exercise our jurisdiction by declining to make that a priority for policing or prosecution.
00:06:34.840 Okay, so as we wrap this up, let me ask you, should we be letting the federal government disarm law-abiding citizens while criminals roam free, or should we be backing provinces like Alberta that stand up and say we're putting families and their well-being first?
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