PJ The Belt - February 20, 2026


LIVE: Major ANNOUNCEMENT For Alberta Patriots!! - Premier Smith Speaks


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1 hour and 4 minutes

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Word Count

9,782

Sentence Count

229

Misogynist Sentences

16

Hate Speech Sentences

47


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Transcript

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00:00:00.000 forgot to show your name the video!
00:00:12.680 this is just a part of this video,
00:00:17.120 this completely different vision.
00:00:19.760 and now i can see that again i'll see you now about watching
00:00:27.360 Oh, my God.
00:00:57.360 all right everybody how's it going how's everybody doing happy what is it tonight
00:01:13.060 thursday it's thursday right man i gotta get my wife uh my wife is the one who's always my
00:01:20.280 calendar i have no idea all the days look the same sometimes it's just a blur it's like when
00:01:25.420 work transportation there's no sundays man it's like you're always out on the road eh and it's
00:01:31.420 just it's just it all it's a blur especially when it's minus 40. like holy cow those of you
00:01:38.380 out there in uh those of you out here in alberta like god damn it's cold it's like it it's cold
00:01:47.020 it's like plug your vehicle all day cold it's like minus 40 celsius for those of you guys
00:01:54.220 who are south of the border it's the same as minus 40 down there that's when the two
00:01:59.740 weather scales match is that minus 40 miserable brutal minus 40 degrees
00:02:08.140 um and that is what we're experiencing in alberta so if you see an albertian take their hand
00:02:15.420 tip your hat to them it's a nightmare out here man it's tough um let me see is daniel smith on
00:02:22.940 we're waiting on the premiere she's always late for these uh for these lives i'm on youtube and
00:02:29.020 i'm on her twitter uh too and i'm on the live thing i don't see it here i'm gonna go to her
00:02:36.220 live here too um refresh the the website how's everybody doing tonight how are all of you guys um
00:02:44.860 you guys doing good hope you're all staying safe out there hope you're all
00:02:48.940 staying out of accidents there are so many collisions on the roads
00:02:54.680 i was on highway 16 what we call the yellowhead uh about 200 clicks east of edmonton and man
00:03:04.420 what a mess they're like two semis on the ditch it's just it's um it's around vermilion area it's
00:03:11.820 just bad it's just bad it's like people forget how to drive when they get a little bit of a
00:03:17.280 a little bit of snow hey laurie how you doing say hi to sean um december jam how you doing man
00:03:27.520 um where's who's everybody here nilak tay shout out to you my man phoebe long phoebe
00:03:35.440 i watch friends a lot phoebe is my favorite chick in that in the in the cast i don't like
00:03:42.880 i don't like rachel not a fan of rachel monica's kind of crazy
00:03:48.720 uh where's everybody watching from steve potts shout out to you man um somebody
00:03:57.280 three minus 22 and ready yeah but that's without the wind my man with the wind you're probably
00:04:01.920 looking at minus 30 at least at least minus 30 with the wind you know hey larry how's it going
00:04:11.120 my man larry johnson you're in florida aren't you larry just enjoying the nice weather down there
00:04:16.240 man i'm so envious gotta gotta go to florida next next winter or somewhere warmer maybe arizona or
00:04:24.720 something i heard arizonans can sign the petition and we got jason kenny the disgraced premier of
00:04:32.240 alberta freaking out because people can uh sign the petition down in arizona i think karen morgan
00:04:37.280 is hosting let me let me take a look guys let me see if he's got it live because i don't i don't
00:04:40.800 want to be out of the loop is she started contributing income taxes the moment they arrived
00:04:46.160 that is the story of the vast majority of our amazing Canadians who arrived here during that
00:04:51.520 time and are now citizens these Albertans were and are a huge strength to our economy and provincial
00:04:58.240 culture and then came Justin Trudeau's disastrous open border immigration policies which have caused
00:05:04.240 an unprecedented strain on our health care education and other social programs in just the
00:05:09.440 last five years of trudeau's tenure alberta grew by almost 600 000 people to more than five she's
00:05:15.280 talking about immigration although audubon throttled our most important job creating
00:05:19.280 importations and prioritized immigration away from economic migrants and instead focused on
00:05:24.880 international students temporary workers and asylum seekers deportation 600 000 people in five years
00:05:31.680 is like adding the city of calgary or edmonton in five years although sustainable immigration has
00:05:38.080 always been an important part of our provincial growth model throwing the doors wide open to
00:05:42.880 anyone and everyone across the globe has flooded our classrooms emergency rooms and social support
00:05:48.400 systems with far too many people far too quickly as just one example our student population has
00:05:54.400 skyrocketed by more than 80 000 students in just the last four years and more than 140 000 students
00:06:00.720 now having english as their additional language is it any wonder that our teachers and students
00:06:05.920 are struggling so much with classroom complexity and crowding. To sum up our budget challenge,
00:06:11.900 low oil prices combined with an out-of-control federal immigration policies are together
00:06:16.100 driving unsustainable budget deficits, not just here, but across the country. That's the problem.
00:06:22.620 So what's the solution? Today, I want to share with you a three-part strategy to address this
00:06:27.700 budget challenge without resorting to deep and disruptive cuts to core social services.
00:06:31.980 The long-term strategy was announced last year. Our government has already initiated an investment plan to build the Alberta Heritage Fund to more than $250 billion by 2050.
00:06:41.980 We are already ahead of schedule. By reinvesting rather than spending interest earned in the fund each year, and investing the bulk of large surpluses in years with high oil prices like we saw in 2023, our government has already doubled the Heritage Fund from roughly $16 billion in 2021 to almost $32 billion today.
00:07:01.980 That's how quickly you can move the dial.
00:07:04.020 We just have to stick with it.
00:07:05.680 If future Alberta governments continue with this strategy through to 2050,
00:07:09.820 the annual interest earned on the Heritage Fund each year
00:07:12.840 will ensure we can weather any short-term dip
00:07:15.300 in oil and gas prices and non-renewable resource revenue.
00:07:19.300 When we reach this goal, Alberta will be forever free
00:07:22.580 from its over-reliance on oil and gas revenues.
00:07:24.980 We need to stay the course.
00:07:27.700 In addition to our long-term strategy,
00:07:29.620 our government also has a medium-term strategy
00:07:31.720 to double Alberta's oil and gas production and exports
00:07:34.660 to more than 8 million barrels a day by 2035.
00:07:37.960 Doing so will allow us to secure higher resource revenues for our budget
00:07:41.660 even when energy prices are lower like they are today.
00:07:44.980 And when energy prices bump back up, our province will see large surpluses,
00:07:49.240 which will help us to reach the $250 billion by 2050 Heritage Fund target
00:07:53.560 that I just outlined.
00:07:55.420 That is why our government will continue to work diligently
00:07:58.020 on implementing the energy agreement signed with Ottawa
00:08:00.880 to build 1.3 million barrels per day of additional pipeline capacity to the West Coast,
00:08:06.940 while also working with our great Canadian pipeline companies to expand pipeline capacity headed south.
00:08:12.740 We will also continue to work on our agreement signed with Ontario
00:08:15.720 to send hundreds of thousands of barrels of Alberta crude to their refineries
00:08:19.140 and explore opportunities to unlock deepwater port access for our energy resources
00:08:23.680 in the Maritimes, Quebec, and the Hudson's Bay.
00:08:26.460 Alberta will double our pipeline capacity over the next 10 years,
00:08:29.580 and our oil producers will grow and fill that pipe.
00:08:32.880 We will not permit Alberta's and Canada's most valuable resource deposit worth almost $10 trillion
00:08:38.920 to remain in the ground to the detriment of millions of Canadians.
00:08:42.900 That's not going to happen.
00:08:44.680 Now, having a medium and long-term plan is very important.
00:08:47.740 However, what are we going to do about our budget situation in the short term?
00:08:51.980 After all, we can't just sit by waiting and hoping for world oil prices to recover,
00:08:56.540 Nor can we trust the federal government to manage our immigration system in the best interests of Albertans.
00:09:02.060 So here's the short-term plan.
00:09:04.000 First off, our government will not be implementing drastic cuts to social services.
00:09:08.920 The approved wage increases for our doctors, nurses, and teachers will remain in place so we can continue to attract the skilled professionals needed to catch up with our growth.
00:09:17.640 Albertans have learned from experience that during times of low oil prices,
00:09:21.580 the key is to limit increases in spending and focus it on building the schools,
00:09:26.100 health facilities, roads, and other infrastructure needed to build a strong
00:09:29.560 and diversified economy with a world-class standard of living.
00:09:33.500 So instead of drastic cuts in upcoming budgets,
00:09:35.660 we will instead be cutting unnecessary bureaucracy,
00:09:38.620 improving efficiencies in program delivery,
00:09:40.880 and prioritizing needs before wants as much as possible.
00:09:44.060 We will continue to limit overall government spending increases to below inflation and population growth, implement more income testing for social programs so they are more financially sustainable, and critically, we will address head-on the challenge of out-of-control immigration levels that are overwhelming our core social services.
00:10:02.560 The changes we need to make to immigration are a significant departure from the status quo, and therefore, I am seeking a referendum mandate from Albertans to implement them.
00:10:11.700 On October 19th, 2026, we will hold a provincial referendum primarily focused on how Albertans want our government to deal with the issue of immigration, as well as steps we can take as a province to strengthen our constitutional and fiscal position within a united Canada.
00:10:27.300 These were far and away the issues most strongly identified by Albertans during last year's Alberta Next Panel town halls and online submissions.
00:10:36.180 And in my view, it is time to act on them.
00:10:38.160 The fact is Alberta taxpayers can no longer be asked to continue to subsidize the entire country through equalization and federal transfers, permit the federal government to flood our borders with new arrivals, and then give free access to our most generous in the country social programs to anyone who moves here.
00:10:53.960 This is not only grossly unfair to Alberta taxpayers, but also financially crippling and undercuts the quality of our health care, education, and other social services.
00:11:03.300 The October 19th referendum will therefore include the following questions.
00:11:07.060 Number one, do you support the government of Alberta taking increased control over immigration for the purpose of decreasing immigration to more sustainable levels, prioritizing economic migration, and ensuring Albertans have first priority to new employment opportunities?
00:11:22.920 Number two, do you support the government of Alberta introducing a law mandating only Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and individuals with an Alberta-approved immigration status will be eligible for provincially funded programs, such as health, education, and other social services?
00:11:40.000 Number three, assuming that all citizens and permanent residents continue to qualify for social support programs as they do now, do you support the government of Alberta introducing a law requiring all individuals with a non-permanent legal immigration status to be resident in Alberta for at least 12 months before qualifying for any provincially funded social support programs?
00:12:02.620 Number four, assuming that all citizens and permanent residents continue to qualify for public health care and education as they do now,
00:12:09.600 do you support the government of Alberta charging a reasonable fee or premium to individuals with a non-permanent immigration status living in Alberta for their and their families' use of the health care and education systems?
00:12:21.360 Number five, do you support the government of Alberta introducing a law requiring individuals to provide proof of citizenship, such as a passport, birth certificate, or citizenship card, to be eligible to vote in a provincial election?
00:12:36.060 To strengthen Alberta's constitutional and fiscal position within the United Canada, we will also be asking you the following questions on the referendum ballot.
00:12:43.980 Do you support the government of Alberta proactively working with other willing provinces to amend the Canadian Constitution in the following ways?
00:12:51.600 A. Have provincial governments and not the federal government select the justices appointed to provincial King's Bench and Appeals Courts.
00:13:00.080 B. Abolish the unelected federal Senate.
00:13:03.980 C. Allow provinces to opt out of federal programs intruding on provincial jurisdictions such as health, education, and social services without losing any of the associated federal funding for use in their own provincial social programs.
00:13:17.500 d better protect provincial rights from federal interference by giving a province's laws dealing
00:13:24.560 with provincial or shared constitutional areas of jurisdiction priority over federal laws when
00:13:29.980 in conflict with one another i look forward to the debate on these critically important ideas
00:13:35.040 and to receive your decision on the questions outlined so that our government can get to work
00:13:39.920 on implementing an immigration policy that puts the needs of albertans first as well as constitutional
00:13:45.400 reforms needed to make Alberta stronger and more sovereign within a united Canada.
00:13:50.700 In closing, I want you to know how confident I am in the judgment of Albertans on these and
00:13:55.260 other delicate issues. Although there are some politicians and commentators that fear direct
00:13:59.760 democracy, such as referendums, I do not. I trust the judgment of Albertans. I know that as a
00:14:05.600 province, we will thoughtfully ponder, debate, and ultimately come to a wise decision on these
00:14:10.300 questions that will benefit our families and our fellow Obertans for generations, just as we've
00:14:15.320 always done. May our beautiful province forever remain strong and free. Thank you and good night.
00:14:21.020 all right so that was the premier's announcement that was relatively quick relatively brief
00:14:44.760 i don't even have any more material for you guys i that's it i thought she was going to
00:14:49.640 talk for like an hour or something guys no i'm just kidding i did uh i did have some things that
00:14:55.300 i wanted to talk to you guys about uh take advantage of the time that i have and i also
00:14:59.960 want to discuss what just happened uh what do you guys make of this like it looks like she's
00:15:05.740 finally going after um what's happening with immigration like the ridiculousness of our
00:15:12.400 immigration system it has become completely unsustainable anyone who lives in alberta
00:15:17.900 actually here's here's a good one um the number one name uh they were lying too he's like oh the
00:15:24.880 the number one name the number one baby name out here in alberta they were saying it was uh what
00:15:31.100 was it babe noah so my wife is like oh look baby name is no i guess we're not we're not all lost
00:15:37.520 yet um number eight was mohammed right but someone brought up the fact that um mohammed like there's
00:15:46.960 different ways to spell that name right there's like mohammed with two m's there's with one m
00:15:53.120 there's with an a there's with an e there's with a u there's with a o there's a million ways to spell
00:15:58.640 that name right and when you put all of those together it just so happens that mohammed it's
00:16:07.040 actually is actually number one by far in alberta let me let me just find the report for you guys here
00:16:16.960 and um that is incredible that is incredible and not in a good way literally unbelievable like
00:16:27.280 in a province like alberta in a western province with western heritage
00:16:31.840 number one baby name now is mohammed we're not we're not in libya not in lebanon we're not in
00:16:43.300 syria we're not in iraq iran no no no no no we're in alberta and the number one baby name
00:16:49.500 is mohammed that is incredibly troubling they're the ones having the majority of the babies
00:16:58.000 that's how a civilization ends and gets replaced yes i said it replaced call me a racist
00:17:07.220 youtube's probably gonna you know decide to do something dumb with this video and you know
00:17:12.640 it'll probably be gone after i don't know after an hour of being posted but whatever i'm gonna
00:17:18.160 say it that's how population gets replaced um and the problem is majority of those people they don't
00:17:24.560 they don't adapt they don't respect the customs they don't respect the local culture
00:17:30.880 oftentimes there are exceptions and i'm always happy to see the exceptions when i do
00:17:36.160 meet those exceptions but generally speaking man they they don't adapt they don't they're not trying
00:17:43.360 to they're not here to take part all right they're not here to take part they're here to take over
00:17:48.720 and uh yeah that's uh article by the western standard new alberta's top baby name mohammed
00:17:57.220 despite government report saying otherwise uh this came out what two days ago alberta has
00:18:03.180 announced his top baby names for 2025 and the results are consistent with the trending names
00:18:08.460 for both uh boys and girls from a year earlier with a few changes one notable mention is mohammed
00:18:14.920 topping the list for baby boy names despite government claiming it's in eighth place
00:18:19.200 this is because mohammed has many different spelling variations including mohammed mohammed
00:18:24.880 you guys can see them all right here i know can't make the image bigger than that to just name a few
00:18:31.160 With all this counted, Mohamed is number one baby name in Alberta in 2025, totally more than 270 babies with that name.
00:18:41.020 It ain't even close. I was like, oh, no, good. I guess we're not all lost.
00:18:45.100 I guess, you know, Western Canada is not all lost.
00:18:50.020 No such luck. It's Mohamed.
00:18:53.920 And in Ontario, it's much worse.
00:18:56.140 It's not even close. It's not even a debate that the names out in Ontario are not Canadian, typical Canadian baby names. They're all Middle Eastern, Arabic or Indian names. Do with that as you will.
00:19:16.000 all right all right let's uh let's see get to some super chats here know about west alberta
00:19:24.420 with the super chat thank you we need to do these things now not wait till october to debate it
00:19:30.540 why kick the bucket till then we have to leave now 100 my friend 100 what are we doing like why
00:19:38.300 why is she calling a referendum just start cracking down on immigration right now like this
00:19:43.960 is the thing that frustrates me about premier smith i i do cut her the slack she is a politician
00:19:50.160 she needs time these things do take time but certain things it's like come on ma'am come on
00:19:56.700 ma'am like just get to it like start working on these things right now like she could take away
00:20:02.220 the benefits right away she's got a majority government it is in her jurisdiction like
00:20:08.120 Deportations is a trickier one, but there are ways to incentivize them to leave or disincentivize them from coming in, if you know what I mean.
00:20:21.020 You know, like, take away the benefits.
00:20:23.980 Make it that they need to spend at least two years here before working, paying taxes before they get any benefits.
00:20:30.480 I bet you a majority of them won't even come here anymore.
00:20:33.900 Problem solved.
00:20:35.000 That alone.
00:20:36.220 Remove health care benefits, income benefits, housing benefits, all welfare benefits.
00:20:42.900 Get them out of here.
00:20:44.600 Give them 24 months paying taxes first.
00:20:47.200 Get a job for 24 months if you truly want to live in Alberta.
00:20:50.980 And when you do that, like I did as an immigrant myself, been paying taxes here for nearly two decades, then maybe then you can apply for benefits.
00:21:02.360 But you got to pay into the system.
00:21:03.860 A lot of these people just show up. They show up to Alberta and they just start taking, man. They just start taking. And it's not what your country can do for you, right? What can you do for your country? So another super chat by Nova West. Thank you. Federal government are importing people, giving citizenship for people to join our military. That's not, oh, I'm going to talk about that. That's going to go so well. Yeah.
00:21:28.880 Just when you think Canada has reached maximum levels of stupidity, incompetence, and just crazy desire to destroy itself,
00:21:43.220 you get another day goes by and you realize that they're going to start importing foreigners to be in the Canadian military.
00:21:51.220 Literally, they're going to hire foreigners to defend the country.
00:21:58.040 Unbelievable.
00:21:58.880 Like, you can't make this stuff up.
00:22:01.580 Let me show you guys here.
00:22:03.860 I got the report right here.
00:22:05.820 I'm going to pull it up for you guys here.
00:22:09.140 So this is the report right here you're referring to.
00:22:14.160 This is the Minister of Immigration, this creature you have on the screen here.
00:22:18.880 He made the announcement, I think, yesterday,
00:22:22.300 saying that the government of Canada is going to be hiring foreigners
00:22:25.780 to serve in the Canadian military.
00:22:28.880 like are there not enough young canadians out of a job and and why is it that you think that young
00:22:35.520 canadians are not interested in applying to our military why do you think that is why is it that
00:22:42.480 there's no pride in serving with the forces anymore why do you think that is you think that's
00:22:48.160 because we're doing so well as a country or is it because we've destroyed their dreams and there's
00:22:54.080 no pride here there's nothing to be proud of let's listen to what this lady had to say
00:22:59.760 today we are introducing new categories designed to meet and support canada's evolving needs and
00:23:07.200 reflect our government's determination to attract the best talent to canada and finally we are
00:23:13.920 creating a new category for skilled military recruits to attract highly skilled foreign
00:23:21.840 military applicants. Eligible recruits with a job offer from the Canadian Armed Forces,
00:23:28.720 including doctors, nurses, pilots, can be invited to apply for permanent residence.
00:23:35.680 They will be subject to the same security and all military requirements.
00:23:41.840 This new category will support our government's commitment to strengthen our armed forces,
00:23:48.560 to defend our sovereignty and to keep canadians safe
00:23:55.200 yeah sure that'll keep canadians safe bringing people that have no loyalty to this country
00:24:00.640 that haven't been here they haven't lived here they haven't they haven't paid into the system
00:24:06.880 they have no idea what canadian culture is like canadian history yeah let's bring those people in
00:24:13.760 and um make them soldiers and i have a feeling we're gonna we're gonna see a lot of chinese
00:24:19.040 applicants and a lot of indian applicants uh i have a feeling that that's what's coming up
00:24:26.240 that's what's coming up next
00:24:31.120 whoa big super chat from sean thank you so much sean thank you so much uh you're you're too
00:24:36.560 generous man thank you appreciate it he says let them sell their luxury vehicles that they
00:24:42.560 all seem to have we have to do what we can to survive and so should they that bullseye man
00:24:51.520 100 100 you see these people uh looks like they just got to this country like they're still
00:25:00.160 they're not adopted they're not speaking the language nothing and they have like brand new
00:25:06.720 bmws or escalades like cadillac vehicles so you're like how is it that you have
00:25:14.960 this vehicle if you look like you just got here and a lot of these people they're
00:25:19.360 like refugees but they have like it's so like i try not to pay attention to those things sometimes
00:25:26.400 i try to ignore it play the fool because it just and it infuriates me like when i came here
00:25:32.080 way back like you were given nothing other than the opportunity to work
00:25:38.700 you were given nothing other than here's an opportunity to make a life to have a better
00:25:44.480 future if you work hard like benefits weren't really a thing like during the harper years like
00:25:52.120 you you you had to work stephen harper wasn't wasn't perfect but he was far better than trudeau
00:25:58.740 and this carny clown that we have now like you had to work you had to they only brought in people
00:26:07.660 that has something to offer like i had to speak english like i took an english test um i had to
00:26:14.060 have no criminal record nothing whatsoever otherwise i wouldn't come in i had to make sure
00:26:20.200 that um like that i had a certain level of education and and that i came in in a in an
00:26:25.980 occupation that was in high demand like transportation right like something that the
00:26:31.500 country needed right and no such thing anymore like they just don't and these people come in
00:26:37.660 and all they do is take before they even pay into the system it's so frustrating and it's frustrating
00:26:44.300 for me i can only imagine people like my wife that are born and raised like i don't know fifth
00:26:49.540 generation albertan or something like that it goes way back um i can only imagine how infuriating it
00:26:56.020 is to see the pillaging of of your land like of your of your culture and of your societies it's
00:27:02.740 just rough man and it it's tough to witness really these people are just destroying the country
00:27:07.980 here's what jeffrey rath had to say in regards to carney importing uh foreign soldiers to to
00:27:16.540 canada to apparently be our our new army now to police canada breaking alberta carney to import
00:27:22.940 foreign soldiers to police us it's time to vote alberta out of canada before carney
00:27:28.320 bases his new division of chinese shock troops in alberta that's what i'm saying
00:27:33.300 you better believe there is going to be a lot of chinese i mean carney already telegraphed it
00:27:38.880 you guys heard about the whole new world order right you you heard that a couple of weeks back
00:27:43.720 They also heard that we're going to have some sort of strategic new partnership with Beijing, with the Chinese Communist Party.
00:27:53.000 Maybe that's what they meant.
00:27:56.240 They're going to start.
00:27:57.160 I mean, Trudeau had training with CCP soldiers at the time.
00:28:03.000 I think Obama was in power and Obama wasn't going to do anything.
00:28:07.060 I can only imagine what would happen if that happened under Trump.
00:28:10.940 like you got ccp soldiers north of the 49th parallel just training up here um that that
00:28:19.540 that's likely the direction that they're headed is to hire chinese soldiers um get them to to
00:28:30.000 get into canada and gather intel oh where is it uh okay there we go here's um here's the report
00:28:40.480 right here from zero hedge um literally that's that's what they're doing now they're gonna hire
00:28:47.120 foreigners to be in our military and that right there is our top general that's our toughest
00:28:53.680 soldier here in canada that uh that old lady right there is our top soldier yeah
00:29:01.760 other news we got fox news ripping mark carney a new one laura ingram just went off on him
00:29:09.700 uh how he's betraying uh canada's closest ally by causing up to china and making moves like the
00:29:18.200 one he just made announcing that he's going to be hiring foreign soldiers to serve in the canadian
00:29:23.400 military that is part of the g7 and part of the commonwealth and this is what she had to say
00:29:29.800 show you guys here this better way to watch it this is what she had to say prime minister mark
00:29:35.560 carney thinks he scored some big victory now that china is allowing canadian citizens to travel
00:29:41.320 there visa free why would you want to travel there christmas in china break in beijing little r&r
00:29:48.020 with the ccp oh this is ludicrous so carney would rather make a big statement turn his back on the
00:29:54.960 United States, the country's largest trading partner, closest ally, to kowtow to the commie?
00:30:02.580 Canada was amongst the first to hear the wake-up call, leading us to fundamentally shift our
00:30:09.240 strategic posture. And I believe the progress that we have made in the partnership sets us up well
00:30:16.260 for the new world porter. Such a snake. Such a snake.
00:30:24.960 is here to react gordon shang gatestone institute senior fellow uh gordon first of all on the trade
00:30:30.480 issue we have to set the record straight here china sells us the united states 76
00:30:39.200 of its exports where do they think those exports are going to go now china is going to buy all
00:30:45.920 that you know all the automobiles the maple syrup the timber no they're not they never have and
00:30:53.120 they never will in hell is that going to happen so what's going to happen to their exports
00:30:58.960 well you know they're obviously going to have to go to the u.s um you know in 2024 which was the
00:31:04.880 last year for which we have figures canada's merchandise trade surplus against the u.s was
00:31:10.160 62.0 billion dollars last year it'll be probably around 45 billion dollars there's no way that
00:31:17.520 Canada can redirect that to China or any other country. Canada and the U.S. are closely tied
00:31:24.140 together, and that's a fact. There's nothing that Carney can do about it. So what is he referring
00:31:30.160 to when he says the new world order? Is this a new world order where the communist Chinese set
00:31:37.600 up some type of formal relationship on Canadian soil? Because Trump's not going to put up with
00:31:43.340 Yeah. When he was at Davos, Carney talked about how the middle powers were going to exert power and band together. And I guess that's what he's talking about. He's talking about a world really without the U.S. where Canada is more oriented towards Beijing than Washington.
00:32:00.860 But he's got to remember that the Chinese are actually pressuring Canada in the Arctic, and Canada can't defend its Arctic.
00:32:08.420 It depends on the U.S. to do that.
00:32:11.140 So, you know, Carney can say all this stuff, but at the end of the day, he needs the United States.
00:32:16.480 And by the way, we need Canada, too.
00:32:18.540 We're integrated, but Carney can't create this divorce that he's been talking about.
00:32:23.920 Well, it's just a laughingstock, but what is visa-free travel?
00:32:28.700 who would want to go to china tell our viewers what happens when you bring your phone to china
00:32:36.540 a regular pump yeah well they just take everything off your spy and they implant software there
00:32:42.440 and this visa fee travel you know carney should remind the canadian people that
00:32:47.840 china took two canadians as hostages in december 2018 the two michaels and they held them for
00:32:54.840 1,019 days because Beijing was pissed with Ottawa. They also gave a death sentence to another
00:33:01.640 Canadian because they were angry at the Canadians. So these are hostages that China has taken,
00:33:09.940 and Carney can't really protect Canadians in China, and he has to understand that as well.
00:33:15.660 Gordon, I'm going to say this. We're going to check back in a year. We'll see how the U.S.
00:33:20.420 economy is doing and then we'll see how the canadian economy is doing okay oh we don't even
00:33:26.100 have to check in a year it's already we already know i mean the canadian economy is dead last on
00:33:33.300 the g7 and i think it's dead last on the g20 and i think it's second to last in the oecd
00:33:40.260 which i think are 36 countries um i think the only one that did worse i think was luxembourg
00:33:47.460 that tiny little state nation state out in in central Europe Canada is dead last and our
00:33:57.540 inflation is out of control especially when it comes to food like there are over two million
00:34:03.260 Canadians visiting food banks every single month in order to survive it's unbelievable what's
00:34:11.660 happening in this country um let me just get to another super chat here from theresa mccleary
00:34:20.600 question do you think that these things smith just listed would not help alberta separating a bit
00:34:29.020 easier i think they would i think they would you know they would they absolutely help like i i i
00:34:36.200 I'm thankful that she's finally addressing the elephant in the room, which is that one of the biggest issues that this country is having, and Alberta is no exception as being, unfortunately, a part of Canada still, is immigration.
00:34:50.460 The levels are just too high in the quality of the immigrant that is coming in today.
00:34:56.120 Not all immigrants are the same.
00:34:58.920 Pardon me.
00:34:59.900 People can accuse me of being a bigot for saying that.
00:35:02.680 It's just reality.
00:35:04.020 Not all immigrants are the same.
00:35:05.660 You have the example of an immigrant who comes in and speaks the language, works hard, has a profession, some sort of certificate that is useful, comes in, doesn't take any benefits, you know, doesn't use your social programs.
00:35:20.640 Then you have an immigrant who does the complete opposite, doesn't speak the language, doesn't care to learn the language.
00:35:27.640 All they do is take.
00:35:29.840 They don't adapt to the local culture.
00:35:32.120 They don't have a job.
00:35:33.160 like how are you compare this to as a country a country is like a like a company you can't run a
00:35:41.500 company with bad employees or with bad uh clients and hope that it won't go bankrupt and it's the
00:35:51.120 same with countries the citizens and immigrants of a new immigrants to a country have to contribute
00:35:57.540 They have to bring something to the population.
00:36:01.160 They have to bring something that the country wouldn't have if they didn't bring that person in, right?
00:36:08.080 Like, you have to bring some sort of contribution.
00:36:10.960 You can't come in to take.
00:36:12.720 Of course, there's, what's the word, humanitarian cases, right?
00:36:16.760 Like, you have children, right, and women that are being persecuted somewhere.
00:36:20.540 somewhere but even that got out of control because a lot of people have been using the refugee
00:36:27.480 program to their advantage they come here as students and when they don't even go to school
00:36:35.920 and they're found to be working and rebel news has done amazing work on this um revealing
00:36:43.060 the the shenanigans that are happening with our with our immigration system you got so-called
00:36:48.860 students that come in and they come in for work that's what they do they go to work they never
00:36:53.260 show up in school and when they're finally found and they're like hey we're gonna remove you they're
00:36:57.820 like i want to claim asylum because if i go back home i'm gonna you know i'm gonna die or something
00:37:04.140 and it's like didn't you come here as a student and as a student you come here to then leave once
00:37:10.940 you get your education then you leave you're not student is not a permanent resident you didn't
00:37:16.940 didn't apply for permanent residency you applied to become a student you know so there's a lot of
00:37:24.280 that going on like of course there's ukrainian people for example people from haiti where their
00:37:29.580 country's a disaster and things like that or people from venezuela for example where there
00:37:34.240 was a horrible dictatorship there um anything like that obviously right like you got a north
00:37:39.540 korean who escaped and if they make their way to canada somehow yeah let them here don't send
00:37:43.480 them back to north korea because you know what's going to happen to them that's a bona fide real
00:37:48.200 refugee right there right you got people that are they're not escaping anything they're not running
00:37:55.160 away from anyone they're just they just know that the system is flawed and they're taking advantage
00:38:00.840 of it sorry i went off on a tanya there on rent i'm saying all of that to say this i think those
00:38:06.360 are all important things that she's doing and they definitely make alberta more protected from the
00:38:11.720 damage that canada is doing to itself and they definitely help alberta become more sovereign
00:38:17.960 and more independent from uh from canada but i believe she could do more i believe she could do
00:38:23.400 it faster more drastically but it's a step on the right direction so i will i will think glass half
00:38:29.960 full that's the approach i'll take uh for this right here thank you for the super chat by the
00:38:35.240 way and thank you everybody uh for for uh being here and commenting i appreciate you guys i still
00:38:41.240 got some more so please don't leave let me show you guys here a little uh clip from president
00:38:47.160 trump he uh put this uh i believe this is from today let me double check uh this tweet is from
00:38:54.760 today is it yeah february 19. so here's a clip from president trump president trump is getting
00:38:58.680 really frustrated with mark carney when mark carney won president trump said you know what
00:39:04.040 yeah we could probably get along i mean trump is a businessman carney's a banker we'll figure it
00:39:09.080 out i guess um but trump i think is losing patience i think he's like this close to just
00:39:16.040 going nuclear on canada and just canceling kuzma usmca all together which is nafta 2.0 the north
00:39:24.200 american free trade agreement he's already threatened it and he hasn't walked it back
00:39:29.960 and and that would be the end of canada that's where not a recession we're talking a depression
00:39:35.160 economically speaking. 76% of Canadian exports go south. Canada needs the United States far more
00:39:43.620 than the United States need Canada. It's simple numbers and simple economics. You're talking about
00:39:49.380 a 31 trillion dollar economy versus a 2.5, I believe, trillion dollar economy, smaller than
00:39:56.120 Texas. One state, you know, though a big state, you know, I got to remember Texas, big state,
00:40:02.840 but still one state right this is what president trump had to say today in regards to mark carney
00:40:08.580 have a listen and not only china other countries too people from other countries like canada and
00:40:16.660 others they sue us canada has ripped us off for years not anymore they're not not anymore they're
00:40:24.520 not and i'm waiting for a decision from the supreme court can you imagine we have to wait
00:40:29.600 and not only China
00:40:31.680 other countries too
00:40:33.400 and it is true that
00:40:35.680 Canada has ripped the United States
00:40:37.980 like they've taken advantage
00:40:39.800 of the United States, Canada has
00:40:41.500 it's not all Canadians who view it
00:40:43.940 that way, many Canadians
00:40:45.600 are supportive of
00:40:47.860 the United States and are pro-American
00:40:49.840 but as an
00:40:51.900 institution, the government
00:40:53.720 of Canada has taken advantage
00:40:55.800 of the United States for far too long
00:40:57.540 um it's true that the united states needs canada but canada needs the united states far more
00:41:03.460 a big example of the canada taking advantage of the united states is freeloading on defense
00:41:10.380 canada takes advantage of the fact that geographically we happen to be not only above
00:41:17.320 like right north of the united states but right next to alaska and if any foreign power attacks
00:41:24.640 canada of course the united states is not going to allow that to happen and canadian the canadian
00:41:29.720 government knows that so they've freeloaded they've uh mooched mooched off of the um
00:41:37.700 the americans uh the american military which happens to be the most powerful military in the
00:41:43.660 world so most most of canada go like oh you know we're we're not worried if china decides to attack
00:41:50.980 we got the americans right there and it's not just an assumption it's an operational reality
00:41:57.540 when there was that balloon that flew all over canada and then in the us it was the us under
00:42:01.940 joe biden of course sleepy joe biden right sleepy joe but still it was the united states that had to
00:42:08.420 had to take that balloon down because canadian the air force is non-existent and then the other day
00:42:14.980 there was a cessna a little crop duster airplane flying above um vancouver just of uh just north of
00:42:22.660 washington state and the united states had to scramble a couple of fighter jets to to escort
00:42:28.820 this guy escort this guy off of um off of critical air airspace because canadian again the canadian
00:42:36.340 air force couldn't do it little you have military flying north from seattle u.s military norad
00:42:42.180 obviously part of norad um and norad is mostly america like what what does canada contribute
00:42:49.160 to norad at least today's canada canada used to punch above its weight in the past canada used
00:42:55.540 to be an amazing country in the past but decades of decay and neglect of our military there's no
00:43:02.700 pride they're understaffed underpaid overworked and uh yeah so that that's one example another
00:43:10.080 example i'm going to give you quickly is uh agriculturally like canada has full access
00:43:17.780 100 access to exporting to the united states so much so that 76 of our exports go south of the
00:43:25.220 border the united states there they can export here too there's a free trade right there are
00:43:31.360 certain little things where canada's super protectionist the biggest culprit is something
00:43:37.120 that we call supply management which is this this marxist practice of managing supply of of like
00:43:46.560 milk and poultry and eggs to keep the prices high to protect a very well-connected group of farmers
00:43:55.200 very well connected i'm not talking your regular mom-and-pop farmer you know in the small town no
00:44:00.960 I'm talking corporate farmers, industrial level farmers, mostly centered in Quebec, of course, in Quebec.
00:44:09.460 Right. And they lobby every single Canadian government to maintain the level of protectionism.
00:44:17.340 And that's been an irritant. That's pissed off President Trump for years.
00:44:21.380 And he's coming for it this time. And that's why we don't have a free trade agreement, because Canada will die on that hill.
00:44:28.200 They will protect Quebec to the end.
00:44:30.960 um and and and what happens with supply management well canada imposes limits on the amount of milk
00:44:38.460 that we can import from iowa and from and cheese and stuff like that from wisconsin
00:44:44.080 so wisconsin farmers are playing an unfair battle because canadian farmers can totally send
00:44:50.760 no limits to the amount of exports that they can send down south but they cannot send like there's
00:44:57.300 a quota there's a limit and all that does is protect the very well connected group of farmers
00:45:02.620 canadians suffer from higher prices because there's no real competition we don't have real
00:45:07.560 competition so we pay higher prices right like a gallon of milk i was just in montana a gallon
00:45:13.000 of milk down there last i saw was like what 450 no or less something like that for 20 up here it's
00:45:19.820 like seven dollars on average it's like six seven dollars they're like oh the dollar's weaker yeah
00:45:24.700 that's another story to our dollars weaker but still even if you convert the dollar we're still
00:45:29.700 paying a lot more than the americans are for eggs for milk for cheese and many other things
00:45:35.280 okay uh let's see what else do we have here so here's uh here's what's happening in canada too
00:45:46.240 the trump derangement syndrome is institutionalized not only is it at the
00:45:51.920 government level i mean all canadian politicians seem to have trump derangement syndrome so much
00:45:58.400 so that a conservative politician went south to talk to the to the trump administration he's
00:46:03.640 friends with jd vance is an mp from ontario and he went to talk to you know the trump administration
00:46:09.860 and they wanted to freaking they wanted to crucify this guy now because he said that he said the
00:46:16.560 truth he said you know what canadians are having a his if it uh an anti-american his if it and we
00:46:23.040 need to stop that because it's hurting us economically and they've been attacking him
00:46:28.280 since then um and here's what one of canada's uh mainstream media newspapers had to say
00:46:35.460 today this is from today february 19th this is what they had to say in the globe and mail
00:46:41.080 opinion what do you what do you do when you're living next door to a fascist state this is
00:46:50.700 the news that canadians are exposed to on a daily basis these are the news that canadians
00:46:57.880 are exposed to daily you have mainstream media newspaper the globe and mail globe and mail
00:47:04.800 telling canadians that we live next to a fascist state to a nazi state or whatever and and that's
00:47:12.820 what they're being fed that's the information that they're being fed on a daily basis here
00:47:17.460 let's take some other super chats here from james holiday thanks for being a channel member man and
00:47:25.820 thank you for the super chat galatians 5 chapter 5 verse 1 it is for freedom that christ has set
00:47:33.900 us free stand firm then and do not let yourselves be burdened again by yoke of slavery amen to that
00:47:44.220 my my brother amen to that i appreciate you sharing that thank you amen alberton 2026 with
00:47:52.600 the 20 super chat thank you thank you very much saturday edmonton convoy is leaving bunny dune
00:47:59.400 mall at 11 a.m for red deer calgary convoy is leaving deerfoot city at 11 30 a.m they meet at
00:48:09.240 red deers peters drive in at 1 p.m and will roll through red deer all afternoon this is a convoy
00:48:17.080 i encourage every single albertan watching this in the edmonton red deer and calgary area and
00:48:24.200 surrounding areas anyone who can make it please be there i am going to try to be there i am going
00:48:31.600 to try i can't guarantee it i i can't guarantee it unfortunately i do have some commitments but
00:48:38.200 i might just manage to make it if i do i want to vlog it i want to vlog it um i want to record
00:48:45.660 everything so that those of you who can't make it those of you who are not in alberta can watch it
00:48:50.780 i definitely want to document it's so inspiring i've seen the footage um of the one that they did
00:48:56.540 i think it departed red deer and it went to sylvan lake and it was it was beautiful to see
00:49:03.020 by the way those of you my email is pj the belt gmail.com pj the belt gmail.com if you have any
00:49:09.900 footage uh or any pictures or anything you want shared on the channel i i already do that on my
00:49:16.380 post section i post pictures of alberta patriots canvassers send me pictures to share to inspire
00:49:23.820 people and remind them to sign the petition which by the way if you haven't signed it
00:49:27.260 please go to stayfreealberta.com stayfreealberta.com and find where you can sign a location
00:49:33.880 nearby um but if you want if you have footage or anything and you want to share it on the channel
00:49:39.820 go ahead and send if you got pictures send it to my email and i will share them on the channel
00:49:45.440 Thanks again, Albertan. Those of you who can, definitely go
00:49:49.720 to the convoy. We have to make a statement. We have to show
00:49:54.060 that we are still motivated and enthused
00:49:58.060 and we're excited and we're getting it done. And we also got to remind those
00:50:02.040 Albertans who may believe that they're alone in wanting
00:50:05.960 independence, that they're not alone, that there's many of us
00:50:09.980 who believe our province would be much better off as an independent nation.
00:50:13.980 so let's get out there and support the convoy
00:50:21.020 okay let's see
00:50:31.420 so here is okay let me go like this this is the thing that really like i really can't get over
00:50:39.580 the fact that we are hiring foreign foreign soldiers i don't i don't know of any other
00:50:45.580 country hiring foreigners people that have haven't lived in the country that have no
00:50:51.740 stake in the game to be like soldiers to like provide defense for the country but this is the
00:50:59.820 report right here from zero hedge canada announces plan to recruit foreign soldiers
00:51:03.980 for fast track immigration this goes more into the details into the nitty-gritty this report right
00:51:09.180 here it's a common theme throughout history when governments go authoritarian they often hire
00:51:15.500 foreign soldiers in in order to better control their respective populations that is so true
00:51:22.140 or wage war on their neighbors the strategy is being implemented across europe currently
00:51:29.740 with many nations taking in millions of third world migrants from muslim nations and using
00:51:36.700 targeted marketing to recruit them as police and military not all mass immigration is about
00:51:44.220 rigging elections in favor of socialists it's sometimes about subjugation using people who have
00:51:51.700 no loyalty to the native population exactly that is such an important point these are people who
00:51:59.540 have no skin in the game they don't they don't care they don't they haven't adapted to the culture
00:52:04.660 They don't care for the culture. They're not interested in protecting the customs and the people. They don't have a kinship with the people of that country. So it's easier to subjugate the population, to use them as tools to subjugate the population.
00:52:22.720 Canada appears to be the latest progressive regime to introduce the integration of foreign military professionals into their ranks.
00:52:32.100 The decision is part of the country's new express entry program for migrants with skills that the government has deemed essential to the economy and to Canada's security.
00:52:44.060 globalist prime minister mark carney asserts that canada will tighten the open immigration
00:52:51.080 policies of the trudeau administration but it will increase opportunities for foreign
00:52:55.720 professionals to easily obtain entry and citizenship two birds with one stone you're
00:53:01.760 importing voters and you're importing people that'll help you create the regime that you're
00:53:06.500 trying to put together here um canada's housing market has been crushed by inflation and a supply
00:53:14.660 drought caused by a flood of three million migrants legal and illegal over the past five years alone
00:53:21.820 three million people in five years holy cow in a country with a population similar to the state
00:53:28.060 of california and with less housing the migrant influx has been a disaster around 23 percent of
00:53:35.820 canada is foreign born wow a quarter nearly around 15 are migrants from third world countries
00:53:42.760 the majority of these new citizens are low skill and act as a drain on the nation's social welfare
00:53:50.000 apparatus this is exactly what i was telling you guys about about what i was telling you guys about
00:53:55.300 two minutes ago excuse me the announcement of tighter controls on immigration will probably
00:54:02.700 come as a welcome surprise to most of the Canadian citizenry
00:54:06.460 if it actually happens, but the introduction of foreign assets into
00:54:10.620 the Canadian military is a worrying sign.
00:54:14.560 Under Canada's new 2026 Express Entry Category
00:54:18.720 Express Entry Category-based selection announced by
00:54:22.640 Immigration Minister Lena, I can't pronounce
00:54:26.820 her name, on February 18, 2026, a dedicated category
00:54:30.840 exists for skilled military recruits, also referred to
00:54:34.860 as highly skilled foreign military applicants of foreign skilled
00:54:37.780 foreign military. Okay, I got confused there. This targets
00:54:43.060 highly skilled foreign military personnel, especially, specifically
00:54:46.920 recruited by the Canadian Armed Forces for key roles.
00:54:52.400 And then the article
00:54:54.760 continues. If you guys want to read the entire article, you're welcome to do so at
00:54:58.680 zero hedge.com
00:55:01.380 but this is the people
00:55:03.260 that broke the news
00:55:04.320 and provided the details
00:55:07.040 in regards to this right here
00:55:08.860 yeah it's just
00:55:10.980 you can't make this stuff up with Canada
00:55:12.920 man I haven't heard of
00:55:14.260 any other country
00:55:16.200 besides Canada that is announcing
00:55:18.880 because at least Europe they don't
00:55:20.820 announce it they don't really tell
00:55:22.900 you about it they're just importing them and then
00:55:24.960 and then putting the propaganda up
00:55:26.780 and then hiring them
00:55:28.360 They're doing it in the quiet. But the government of Canada respects
00:55:31.820 the population so little that they just announced these things.
00:55:36.540 It's like, yeah, that's what we're doing. We're going to start hiring. They didn't put it to a
00:55:40.320 vote. They didn't run it by Canadians to see if
00:55:44.280 there's support for it. No, no, no. We're doing it. We're ramming
00:55:48.200 it through. There's nothing you can do.
00:55:52.120 Let's get to some super chats here.
00:55:54.220 uh what's my email here i'll just put it i'll put it down here i'll take the type it it's
00:56:00.100 pjthebelt.gmail.com i actually have it on my my youtube channel i got many of you who already
00:56:08.160 email me pjthebelt.gmail.com yeah if you want to send me an email if you want to um
00:56:16.200 share a picture if you want to you know share any footage if you have any information that
00:56:23.300 you'd like me to talk about obviously considering um that i can't talk about every single thing but
00:56:30.160 yeah if you have any information or any pictures or anything send them my way i would appreciate
00:56:34.960 it thank you for the super chat by the way carnage carney i appreciate you man
00:56:38.000 nova west rosemary saying alberta liking liberals even if even she left yeah i i put out a tweet
00:56:47.680 about that um this uh lady again you can't make this stuff up canada's like a comedy like a tragic
00:56:53.840 comedy um this um cbc news reporter one of the main ones her name is rosemary barton she's as
00:57:03.600 partisan as one can possibly be and she was caught on a hot mic moment saying that everything they
00:57:10.880 say is made up literally let me see if i can find the tweet um i uh i retweeted it here okay here i
00:57:18.560 found it i found it hold on they put it on the screen here for you guys you literally you just
00:57:25.040 can't make this stuff up guys this is unbelievable this is uh obviously a south park version of her
00:57:31.920 let me show you guys a real picture of what she looks like let me you guys got to suffer with me
00:57:36.480 you guys have to suffer with me okay rosemary barton
00:57:42.020 this this creature right here it's this this creature
00:57:48.120 that's uh that's who that is um she's uh she's on night and nightly news and she was um
00:58:00.620 talking about albertans that support mark carney and saying how let me actually find the footage
00:58:08.180 for you guys just give me a moment here let me find the footage uh hold on let me find it here
00:58:13.500 just bear with me guys this is live but let me find this footage rosemary barton hot mic moment
00:58:21.940 let's see if we can find it on on the twitter okay there we are that was quick awesome okay
00:58:30.240 so let's let's watch the clip she's again from the cbc canada's propaganda machine
00:58:36.640 and she was talking about albertans apparently supporting mark carney and all that and then she
00:58:43.360 said what she said have a listen comes to be elected again but there's also you know the
00:58:48.780 reality that some people in alberta are kind of warming up to the prime minister because he has
00:58:54.140 taken markedly different positions on issues that matter to them whether it be energy development
00:58:59.820 or climate change measures that he's backed off on so maybe mr jennifer feels like his writing is
00:59:05.500 starting to move in that direction as well rosie thank you the cc's uh chief correspondent
00:59:12.700 listen listen minister of industry melanie jolly is speaking to reporters in australia
00:59:25.820 just because it's all made up anyway
00:59:29.980 do you guys hear that part
00:59:34.380 just because it's all made up anyway she laughs maniacally and then she says it's because it's
00:59:39.980 all made up anyways like she laughs like a crazy person and she says that's because it's all made
00:59:47.740 up people have no soul they're soulless they know what they do they know that they brainwash the
00:59:53.360 population they know that they cost the conservatives an election by being a tool
00:59:59.380 in the brainwashing of a lot of a lot of canadians especially the the older population
01:00:07.660 The boomers, not all boomers are liberals, but oh boy, they were the majority who voted
01:00:13.160 for the liberals.
01:00:14.500 It wasn't all of them, but it was a big chunk of boomers who came out, elbows up and stuff.
01:00:21.020 And it was because of the Trump derangement syndrome, because of people like this, who
01:00:25.860 all they do is they lie for a living.
01:00:28.240 They lie to Canadians.
01:00:29.420 And I put out, I reposted and I said, I love how she laughed maniacally as she said it.
01:00:34.780 It's all just made up.
01:00:37.140 it's all just made up and they know it but what they also know is that a lot of people believe
01:00:42.420 them because those boomers those people who still trust the cbc cbc used to be trustworthy
01:00:50.500 you go maybe 20 years back cbc used to be mostly impartial and and reported the facts mostly
01:00:56.740 if you go 15 20 years ago but since the trudeau era when they started paying them and using them
01:01:03.700 as a tool for the liberal party they've become literally just a propaganda machine in favor
01:01:10.100 of the liberals so a lot of boomers don't realize um because i've had this conversation with my
01:01:17.380 in-laws even that the cbc's today is not the cbc from 20 30 years ago they're not trustworthy they
01:01:26.820 have no integrity they're in there to peddle lies for the liberals that's what they're in there for
01:01:33.580 And, yeah, that's Canada for you.
01:01:36.660 That's what's going on out here.
01:01:40.800 Super chat from Carnage Carney.
01:01:42.800 Thank you.
01:01:43.320 Our own government needs to hire mercenaries to force us to comply to communism.
01:01:47.960 It's not new, my friend.
01:01:50.140 It's like what happened, what was happening in Venezuela.
01:01:53.140 Who do you think Maduro's guard was?
01:01:55.140 You think they were Venezuelan?
01:01:56.560 Nope.
01:01:57.400 Maduro's private guard, he flew in and he hired them from Cuba.
01:02:01.000 They were Cuban mercenaries.
01:02:02.580 that's what dictators do when they don't trust their own people they start hiring
01:02:08.540 from other countries and it's also like that report said when you have people that have no
01:02:14.520 connection to the local to the local population it is easier for them to trample on their rights
01:02:21.160 and to and to be a tool for a dictator in in the regime right so it's no coincidence honestly
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