In this episode of the podcast, Posey and baby cakes are joined by co-host Newfie to talk about the Somali-American controversy, the NBA All-Star game, and much, much more!
00:22:06.360Yeah, I just find it... I just think it would be so fucking weird. Like, good on Alberta. You know what I mean? If they want to... I don't blame them and stuff like that. I just think it would be kind of fucking... I think that would be the beginning of the end, to be honest, of the country.
00:22:21.120Yeah, it would be. It would be fucking fantastic.
00:22:24.140I also don't want to sound like I'm trying to blackbill Albertans. Like, go do it. Absolutely. It needs to be done. And whether or not Canada allows... Like, you almost want them to vote yes and then have Canada try to stop them. Like, you almost want that in a sense.
00:22:41.400It's not because you want Alberta to be stopped, but just because it would further expose how fucking corrupt the union is.
00:22:48.520And it might even encourage other provinces to be like, you know what? Fuck you. We're going to. What are you going to try to stop us all?
00:23:02.060Yeah, sorry. I'm trying to help base to navigate through this because she's not able to obviously leave and then come back. It's really dumb. But trying to figure that out. I don't know.
00:23:12.960I think as the host, if she closes the app and then reopens it and comes right back into the space, it won't kill the space.
00:23:27.680Yeah, she's giving the thumbs up there. I've had that happen with other people. I'm trying to remember who, but when their app is melting out as they're the host, they've been able to just close the app, open it back up, and that's a way to refresh it.
00:23:42.960All right. We'll see if that works. So, what else? I mean, I don't know what else really. The election was the big thing in Canada this week, obviously. The big disappointment. Well, I guess it depends on what side you're on, if it's a disappointment or not.
00:23:58.960Okay, yeah. Thanks, guys. I disconnected and came back. I was trying to leave and then it's like, do you want to end the space? I'm like, no. Thank you, coach. I'm back in the game.
00:24:10.080All right, go for it. I know you wanted to talk earlier and I kind of cut you off because I kept asking you the questions.
00:24:16.140Well, yeah. So, I mean, just when we're talking about separation, I am young enough to remember when Quebec wanted to separate and it was led by a man named Jacques Parizeau.
00:24:28.080Jacques Parizeau. And Jacques Parizeau, he was pretty drunk in his concession speech, like three sheets to the wind.
00:24:37.940And it's very, like, and why they lost, because they lost 49 to 51, right?
00:24:43.240And so, Quebec couldn't separate. And what he did, he blamed les Moodsy ethniques. And so, he blamed immigrants for why they didn't get their vote. And he's probably, I thought it was appalling at the time, you know, a young leftist woman. I was like, this is terrible.
00:25:04.360And now I'm like, yeah, Jacques Parizeau is fucking based and he called it.
00:25:10.640He was absolutely right, too. The Montreal immigrants were basically the swing vote.
00:25:19.060Les Moodsy ethniques. Let's make t-shirts and bring Jacques Parizeau back. I think he's dead now, eh? He died.
00:25:26.540Yeah, I don't know. I mean, to be honest, because I don't know much about him, I'm going to pump the brakes on pumping him up a little too much, just because I don't know who he actually might have been. But that was based. I do remember that, absolutely.
00:25:42.120Yeah. He was just a, you know, drunk politician, probably a pedophile, for all we know.
00:25:49.180Probably. But, you know, I also wanted to say about Danielle Smith, it's like, yeah, she's now talking referendum talk, because if she doesn't, she's absolutely cooked. And they're going to throw her out, right?
00:26:02.160Like, she knows which way the wind is blowing in Alberta, and they're super angry. And so she came out in her powder blue suit and did this awesome speech about, you know, Ottawa wanting to tax them and, like, carbon tax and read his book and, you know, like, all the right notes of fear-mongering.
00:26:20.180And, you know, presenting herself as the person who's going to lead the charge in this referendum. Because if they don't, they're just going to get her out of the way, I think. So she has but one choice.
00:26:32.540She came out the very next day and said she has no interest in an Alberta separation. She wants to move forward with Ottawa respecting Alberta's rights and having a unified Canada going forward. So she is going to get tossed away if she keeps that nonsense up.
00:26:48.960Well, especially considering it hasn't worked for, you know, the last what, 100 years, like Alberta's been, maybe not 100, but Alberta's been doing the heavy lifting for the rest of the country for quite a while.
00:27:04.580Yeah, I mean, there's no doubt. There's no denying it either, right? Like people try to come up with different graphs to show you like, oh, look, money's coming here too. And you're like, yeah, little small amounts of this are coming here.
00:27:16.240Alberta pays out more than it gets in from the federal government. Always, always, always, always. And their natural resources, the extraction, the processing and refining and exporting of their natural resources has been attacked every fucking turn of the way.
00:27:35.400But the development of the Alberta oil sands was stagnant. And it's not just the Liberals. It's the Conservatives too, unfortunately.
00:27:45.260We've had Stephen Harper for a while too, right?
00:27:47.900Yeah, and what's the, like, what is the problem? Like, I don't understand. Do they not want to be profitable? Like, especially you would think a Conservative government would want, you know, that's what...
00:27:55.400You would have to be actually Conservative before you would be a Conservative government. Like, that's the problem. We don't have that. It's all, it's all, well, as Johnny says, right, it's like wrestling.
00:28:06.120But the red and the blue team are so similar and have been for decades that there's really no difference. Like, Kearney or Pierre Poirier, at the end of the day, carbon tax is probably the only thing that they would really differ on in terms of how we would be governed.
00:28:24.940Yeah. And, you know, I was going to ask you a kind of a... It's kind of unrelated, but it's sort of, you know, election related. So I don't know if you saw what the Australians did. They have their election today in Australia, Saturday.
00:28:38.160But I don't know if you saw what, like, Joel Davis did with the flyers. And I got to thinking when I saw him out there, I was like, I could see us. Like, you came up with the stats. You were talking about stats as far as, like, Newfoundland, that, you know, they wouldn't even need to collect tax if you guys just did the whole extraction of resources or out...
00:28:54.920You know, like, if we made flyers like that and handed them out, like, do you think in Canada, would that be... Because you worked on campaigns before. So do you think that would be, like, an effective strategy to kind of put out satirical, you know, flyers and, like, just pointing out all this kind of stuff in, like, a satirical manner? Do you think that would work for Canadians or...
00:57:46.900And so if you're looking at this situation and you're wondering what the Conservatives are going to do next, I'll tell you, they're going to cuck even harder.
00:57:53.720And that's not because it doesn't work.
00:57:56.660It's because it actually does work in Canada.
00:59:48.820They ran an excellent campaign in terms of electoral politics because if you watch the polls between 2022 when Pierre takes the leadership and January, what happened?
01:00:08.360Basically, they understood that they already had it secured, a large percentage of the population, and any of the more hardline elements of their party were going to vote for them no matter what.
01:00:19.860So it's not like if you were against immigration and you're a racist and all this stuff and you're kind of supportive of the Conservatives, you're going to vote for them anyways because who else are you going to vote for?
01:02:33.440It's like, if you want – maybe there's an argument to be made.
01:02:37.600But, like, we can go look at, say, I don't know, look at the – those numbers that came out on what issue is most important to you.
01:02:45.000And for 50% of boomers, it was standing up to Donald Trump.
01:02:49.080So, like, it's pretty obvious that, you know, the entire Canadian population was bombarded with anti-Trump propaganda, and that really hurt the Conservatives' campaign.
01:02:59.820Because they're automatically associated with Trump and the Republicans by default because they are the Conservative Party.
01:03:05.860So, literally, that's – like, it's not crazy.
01:03:08.080If that didn't happen, I think the Conservatives would have easily won a minority, probably a majority.
01:03:13.000But what about them not having a move, like, a counter move to, you know, they said, like, Trudeau must go, and so they got rid of Trudeau, and it wasn't – there was no counterpoint to that on behalf of the Conservative Party.
01:03:27.040And then, like, axe attacks, and Carney fucking did that.
01:03:30.820He axe attacks right away, and then, like, they just sort of got limp-dicked after that.
01:03:49.260Because if I drive around my town, I see flags now that say Canada will never be the 51st state.
01:03:59.200Like, I think we're – like, people drastically underestimate how much the average Canadian doesn't like Donald Trump because, you know,
01:04:07.960us in particular, we live in these little political echo chambers where everybody gets it, and they understand that this is, like, you know, a psyop.
01:04:16.180That is not what 90-plus percent of the Canadian population is experiencing on a daily basis.
01:04:24.900I just put that poll that you were referencing up in the nest there.
01:04:29.180And, like, if you doubt that Donald Trump was, like, the deciding factor in this election, go and look at this poll, and it's going to change your mind.
01:04:38.040Like Barry said, 60 fucking percent of boomers, this was their number one issue.
01:04:43.600And the other funny thing about this poll is the least important issue to the Canadian boomer was making the country a better place to live and reducing the cost of buying a home.
01:04:59.240Why did Trump, you know, sort of play that stunt where he knew the secondary and tertiary effects and ultimately kept us in chained with someone like Carney, who, you know, it does concern me his, you know, connections to Epstein and that he's a globalist banker and all this kind of eco-terrorism stuff.
01:05:23.440Like, what, why did Trump do that to us?
01:08:42.420So, like, we see the, like, the Tesla protests in the States, and we see a weird phenomenon here.
01:08:48.020We got a bunch of blue-haired 60-year-old people on pensions out there protesting Elon Musk, protesting Teslas, because they were sold a lie from the media, this weaponized propaganda, mockingbird media, that, oh, your pensions are at risk, your Social Security's at risk.
01:16:01.720So, they want to do politics the old way.
01:16:04.120They want to do politics where you just, you know, say your...
01:16:07.280They think that having a good platform matters.
01:16:09.900You can have the best fucking platform in the entire world, meticulously thought out, like, perfect policy, perfect legislation, already drawn up.
01:16:39.520And, like, understanding that that's the problem you have and how do you change people's minds about your policy, you get their attention, that's the fight that you have.
01:16:50.360It's not debating the other candidate in front of an audience of 13 people in person and 104 online.
01:16:57.960That's not going to fucking do anything for you.
01:17:00.280The perfect example of that is Alex Cargill.
01:17:02.400Alex Cargill wrecked all the other candidates in his debate.
01:25:14.020Okay, well, it's either wrestling or going back to the point that everybody in politics is a piece of shit, really.
01:25:21.880Like, most of my anxiety or most of my grievances I have in life right now, it's got to do with government.
01:25:29.400The government's the root of the problem.
01:25:31.860And I'm just kind of curious how many more people feel that way because, you know, if I didn't have to worry about half this government horse shit, my life would be so much better.
01:25:39.840You know, it's at the point now where I don't give a fuck.
01:26:25.140So that's part of why I think people were initially so excited about Donald Trump in the States is because he allegedly wasn't a fucking politician.
01:26:34.860But the more he sits in the fucking seat, I think the more people are realizing that he's just as much a fucking actor as everybody else.
01:26:43.600And also, I think most of my problems actually stem from my three baby mamas, not from the government here.
01:26:52.540But, I mean, that's more of a personal thing, so...
01:27:26.140Yeah, on the topic of people being disappointed because they thought Trump wasn't a quote-unquote politician, and then he gets in and yada, yada, yada.
01:27:34.240I think we need to get ourselves to a point where we all understand that nobody who isn't part of the script ever gets to those positions of power.
01:27:46.160In fact, there are local positions of power that matter greatly, maybe even provincially to some degree.
01:27:53.560But, like, at the federal level, you don't become president or prime minister if you're, like, a raw man of the people that isn't, you know, being controlled or directed in some degree by some higher authority than you.
01:28:10.820So, until we can get to a point where our people understand that, in a majority, I think we're just stuck in this whatever gay parliamentary nonsense.
01:28:36.600And let's circle back to the article where the Ottawa Citizen publicized about military saw a pandemic as a unique opportunity to use weaponized propaganda on Canadian people.
01:28:52.920And so, this is where this perception comes from.
01:28:56.080So, like, I'd like to ask, Perry, like, how do we turn that around?
01:29:23.760Look, the one thing that I have tried to get across to, not just the PPC, but other people for some time now, is that the way you defeat the legacy media is by leveraging the legacy media into pushing your message by, like, indirectly.
01:30:12.000And some people will hate us, obviously.
01:30:14.780But some people will actually like what we're saying.
01:30:16.760So, they're driving, you know, attention and interest towards us.
01:30:24.280And so, this is what the problem is with groups, particularly like the PPC, is not understanding that in order to win in 2025, when you're, you know, dissident politics on the fringes, is that you have to leverage media hatred towards you.
01:30:43.300And the only way that you can do that is by having a message that's controversial and aggressive and just dramatic enough that the legacy media can't help themselves.
01:30:55.120So, if you can get to the point where everything you do, you know, the legacy, I'm going to just start saying government media, that the government media can't help but, you know, take the images of, post everywhere online, and talk about how terrible and awful and just vile you are.
01:31:15.820If you can get to the point where they're, if you can get to the point where they're always doing that, that's ultimately how you win.
01:31:34.280But ultimately, the people you're trying to reach are the ones who hate the government media.
01:31:39.080So, in order to reach them, the best way you can do that is by getting the government media to talk negatively about you.
01:31:49.100Because the moment the government media talks negatively about you, all of the people who hate the government media are going to have a positive, you know, association with you.
01:31:58.460So, like, it's really not that complicated.
01:32:00.120And, like, I'll use the example that I used over and over.
01:32:05.380Maxime Bernier and the PPC, at some point in the last two years, particularly the last year, should have gone down to Parliament.
01:32:14.800They should have been wearing, you know, Max in a suit and all the, you know, 100 supporters in PPC, you know, purple.
01:32:21.860And they should have had, you know, Canadian and PPC flags flying, you know, a little rally.
01:32:27.380And they should have dropped a banner that said mass deportations now.
01:32:32.960And they film it and they put it online.
01:32:38.940Do you know how much the media would have freaked out because Maxime Bernier is rallying at the steps of Parliament with a racist message like mass deportations?
01:32:58.720It's not enough to put it on your website in your, you know, down somewhere in paragraph section, you know, C3 of your, you know, immigration policy that you believe in mass deportations.
01:33:09.400That's not going to fucking do it because most Canadians aren't going to go to your stupid fucking website.
01:33:14.320The only people looking at your website where your policy is written are the people who already agree with you or the people who already hate you.
01:33:20.920Not the people who are neutral to you.
01:33:25.120So how do you, how do you push that policy to them?
01:33:27.720You have to do some kind of stunt, some kind of controversial act that will get the legacy media to push it.
01:33:33.780Because obviously the legacy media isn't going to just calmly listen to your message and then convey it accurately to Canadians and say, oh, what a sensible immigration platform the PPC has developed here.
01:34:06.200That was my exact point when disqualified from debating in the English debates or whatever, and they scrapped the immigration topic.
01:34:17.180I said to them in a PPC space that they should have, or like the night before, like you guys should go down there with mass deportations or moratorium on immigration banners with all your flags.
01:34:48.380Miss Hendrix is a good example of that because everyone's flipping out about her.
01:34:56.380And, yeah, it's like, you know, you get all these guys, these black guys going, I don't think, I don't think you should say nigger or any terms.
01:35:06.080It's like, I was supposed to go, oh, what about hip hop?
01:35:08.860Yeah, but it's okay to murder a fucking person for no reason other than you feel disrespected, yeah.
01:36:40.580Yeah, I just want to say, on a more hopeful note, at least here in the States, our younger generation apparently is the most conservative generation that we've ever had in decades.
01:36:55.300And, generally, people get more conservative as they get older.
01:37:00.520So, hopefully, we're going to have a lot more fucking based-ass racist white people growing up.
01:37:06.900And the boomers are going to keep fucking dying off.
01:37:09.740And I hope you guys experience the same thing up there.
01:37:14.060But I also want to urge people, definitely get out there.
01:37:31.800If you get enough people to rally behind somebody and get that person noticed, then you can get them in a position, a local position, and work their way up.
01:37:44.040You can't just fucking sit around and do nothing.
01:37:46.600And you can't live in fear of the government fucking throwing you in jail for hate speech or whatever.
01:37:52.840Because, I mean, if nobody's willing to fucking sacrifice, then nothing's going to happen.
01:37:57.860So, there's a lot of fucking strong women in this room.
01:38:01.360And I would encourage you to start pressuring your men to actually fucking be men and to take a fucking risk and to stand up for their fucking children and their women and their future generations.
01:38:12.100And I would encourage the men to fucking grow some fucking balls and not live in fear.
01:38:17.680Because if you're not willing to sit in a fucking cage for a week or get some bullshit on your permanent record, then you really don't fucking care enough.
01:38:27.100It's not going to come without casualties, right?
01:38:30.040And if you're a smart woman, you don't pressure your husband.
01:38:44.640I just thought I was looking at this and you know how it says Canadians are retarded.
01:38:50.620And I just wanted to highlight that I've seen quite a few posts this in the last few, well, in the last week about how, so Toronto Police Association posted that they congratulate Prime Minister Carney and look forward to working with your government.
01:39:09.400In response to our letter, we learned of your position on issues like sentencing guidelines, bail reform, border security, and blah, blah, blah, okay?
01:39:18.900We're eager to see you implement these changes and we'll hold you, we'll hold your government accountable if you don't.
01:39:24.620You will have many competing priorities over the coming days, weeks, and months, but our communities and our members want public safety to be one of them.
01:39:32.760And the amount of liberals that repost, like retweeted this and, and like, quote, quote, tweeted it with things like, we will hold your government accountable if you don't.
01:39:47.920Incredibly inappropriate language from police.
01:39:50.940Like, they were super mad that the fucking, that the, you know what I mean?
01:45:56.880It shows who the contrarian, antisocial types are.
01:46:01.220So, like, it's a filter that applies on a bunch of different levels.
01:46:06.740And also, like, just look at who is opposing it.
01:46:10.660It's all of the worst people that orbit Con Inc.
01:46:15.520So, yeah, the battle of Shiloh Hendricks, as it's now being referred to, is an excellent filter in general.
01:46:25.520And part of the reason that it is is because it separates who's actually pro-white from who wants to grift and benefit off pro-white talking points while not actually being supportive of pro-white causes.
01:46:40.180And, I mean, if you want to go another layer deeper, there's an intelligence aspect as well, which is smart people can understand that hyper-focusing, like, this is the biggest complaint you'll see, is hyper-focusing on whether Shiloh Hendricks, as an individual, is worthy of support.
01:47:03.600You know, is she – so, first of all, like, you know, all of the tropes have been thrown out there.
01:47:09.680You know, she has tattoos, single mom, whore, you know, she's a hooker, like, stripper, like, all this fucking nonsense.
01:47:18.080We heard from Tom Hennessey, who has direct contact with her today, that actually she's a – she's with the husband of her children, and they've been together for, like, 10 years or something.
01:47:31.680They're not married, but, you know, they've been together for some time, and they have two kids together.
01:47:36.120So, like, there's all these narratives that are being spun about it without any knowledge of it, and that was another – again, another filter here, which is if you saw people who are allegedly pro-white referring to her as a whore or, like, you know, something like that, like, that is an excellent – like, you just saw it right there.
01:47:57.600You have no proof that this woman is any of the things that you're claiming that she is, and you're going to slap those labels on her.
01:48:04.440Why? Like, you should be defending her, and you're just going to contribute to the worst kind of perspective on her.
01:48:14.060And also, by the way, it doesn't even fucking matter, because it wasn't about her as an individual, which is what we get to with the, you know, is she worthy as an individual of this support?
01:48:43.240Everybody named Benjamin must be a Jew.
01:48:46.080Like, what – like, these people – that was the other one, too.
01:48:49.200Like, again, great filter for messiahop bros who can't help but assume everything that ever happens is a psyop, and basically they've become obsessed with losing.
01:49:56.900And it's the people who can't see – it's basically a forest for the trees thing.
01:50:02.460They're so hyper-focused on her as an individual and the circumstances around the incident with her that they don't see that the energy that just came to support this woman goes much deeper than that one incident.
01:50:55.700You're incapable of separating the single incident from the greater energy behind the action.
01:51:01.680So, yeah, like Shiloh Hendricks, perfect filter.
01:51:06.080I will say this last thing on this rant.
01:51:09.860There is a very – like to say that everybody who is questioning it is automatically, you know, wrong is – it works for about 99 out of 100.
01:51:22.380But there is like – I have seen some valid kind of like sober second thoughts coming from people that are like – they're trying – they're just advising caution basically and like, you know, not, you know, get walking into, you know, something that's going to hurt us down the road.
01:51:50.580Well, I'm saying like – so people are saying, you know, it's stuff like, look, this is fine, but like do we really want to encourage this behavior?
01:52:01.040And that's a valid – like if it's coming from – there's two different types of people here.
01:52:04.880There's people who are criticizing it because they're spiteful little mutant goblins and all they can do is basically their entire life is being a contrarian.
01:52:14.380And being a contrarian to the left and con ink has gotten boring because everybody's a contrarian to the left and con ink.
01:52:21.980So now they're being a contrarian to their own fucking side because they don't know what else to do with themselves.
01:52:28.280But there's other people who are looking at it critically and they're actually smart and they're just kind of like, you know, is it a good idea to encourage this behavior?
01:52:36.740Do we really want white women putting themselves in a situation that could have got her and her child seriously hurt?
01:52:43.140Like should we be encouraging that by supporting this financially?
01:52:46.420That's valid, like sober second thought.
01:53:01.900I'm glad people are standing behind her, but like where was this support for our activists who are doing multiple years in jail that couldn't get any financial support or where was the support for, you know, an insert, you know, remember that girl?
01:53:17.200And I think it was Kentucky who was drunk and said nigger like 200 times and like she got absolutely railroaded.
01:53:24.660And I think they put her in jail and like all this shit, right?
01:53:30.680So like there's people who are like looking at it and like they're trying to look past the situation and they're trying to be cautious in the moment.
01:53:38.420Those people aren't who I'm talking about.
01:53:40.320I'm talking about like the people who automatically defaulted to white trash, whore, you know, why are we helping her?
01:53:49.420They just, they fundamentally don't get it.
01:53:53.660They even went as far as like photoshopping her being a coal burner and it ended up not even being her to try and subvert the whole entire thing.
01:54:03.300The hilarious thing about that is that is like, so there's the Messiah ops bros, right?
01:54:09.840And they're the ones who are like looking for anything that they can to, you know, to contrive this as some kind of like inorganic, you know, a series of events that are being controlled by higher ups.
01:54:24.320The irony is that the most likely perpetrator of those images, which were all being, which it was the fucking retarded Messiah ops bros who were spreading those everywhere because they thought they had a victory, right?
01:54:37.580It's like they just jump at anything that, you know, corroborates their point without validating any of the evidence.
01:54:43.900So they're, they're posting this shit everywhere, acting like it's a victory.
01:54:47.880And it's like, you are the PSYOP, you fucking moron.
01:54:51.060Like, do you not realize that that was planted by your enemies?
01:54:54.260Like that, that is probably unit 8,200.
01:54:57.040That is probably, you know, nefarious actors that are actually trying to destroy the situation.
01:55:02.600And you're the one that's falling for the, the, the actual PSYOP part of this whole series of events.
01:55:08.760So like, yeah, they just, the, the, that antisocial contrarian element of the movement is what needs to be fucking stomped on.
01:55:18.620Yeah, I'm pretty sure it was like Ian Miles Chong and then Beardson Beardley, which is not a surprise.
02:10:54.140Yeah, I think, like, back to the Shiloh thing, right, is it's gone from Black fragility where, you know, they're like,
02:11:05.500I can't believe it and there's a lot of pearl clutching to, like, down and out, like, we've got to find her and we're going to kill her, you know?
02:12:08.880A clip goes viral because the brown guy posts it on his TikTok and he's intentionally trying to make this go far and wide as possible.
02:12:21.480The clip is picked up by leftist activists who intentionally posted everywhere to their large followings with the expressed intent of ruining her life.
02:12:40.980Big accounts, all get, big pro-wide accounts, all get on board with it and take the initiative to find her, connect with her, and encourage her to do this.
02:12:54.000Because the freedom that it's being posted so easily.
02:13:00.140Like, if there was, like, I'm not saying, like, I'm just saying that there's a part of me that thinks that it's being, going viral real too easily because there's a part of me that's saying, like, the media would totally just stomp on this.
02:13:15.460No, but there's no formula for what goes viral though, right?
02:13:19.460Like, some of the dumbest shit in the world has gone viral.
02:14:34.500I don't know if you caught this earlier, but this is literally what we were talking about when it comes to how to do politics as the dissident right in 2025.
02:14:43.680You have to leverage the media and the left wing into doing your work for you by getting them to amplify your message.
02:14:52.460So when they do this because they hate you so much, they're doing you a favor.
02:14:57.400And we all rally behind her to basically show them that this isn't going to work anymore.
02:15:05.120So, like, I don't know why people are so quick to jump to.
02:15:09.600It must be – again, it's – they're so used to losing, they don't know what winning feels like.
02:15:14.980That's basically what it boils down to.
02:15:17.760You've got to be careful of saying everything's a psyop.
02:15:21.120You know, just sort of sometimes these things happen.
02:15:23.020You've got to wait for that to be proven before you start saying that, putting the paranoia out there.
02:15:27.600But I wouldn't say she went any less viral than that other girl that was, like, in the subway or whatever that said nigger like 40 times and went to jail and would say they shamed her.
02:15:36.720And she was easily as viral as this one.
02:15:41.000Like, I get all of this, but what I'm trying to say is, like, there's just a part of me that's, like, this is a little too good to be true because of everything that's gone on up to this point.
02:16:54.500Like what they've done the entire time since like December of 2019.
02:16:59.580How are they going to censor something that's going viral on social media that they can't control?
02:17:04.480Like this isn't – we're not in 2021 where none of us are on Twitter, none of us are on Instagram, none of us are – like there's Telegram.
02:17:12.420Like I don't think you understand the infrastructure of dissident activists that exists off of social media or at least off of the main platforms at this point.
02:18:36.560Like we used to get doxed regularly by Antifa and stuff, and it ended up happening so regularly that people just stopped giving a shit.
02:18:49.140And someone would get doxed and be like, hey, welcome to the club.
02:18:52.020They'd rock up to training next week and high five.
02:18:54.000And, you know, like people were proud of it to the point to where we're like in Adelaide with not a single mask on, and not a single person got doxed.
02:19:01.160I mean, say some guys that went to court that weren't known are now known.
02:19:05.380But, like, yeah, and even if they did identify people that day from Adelaide, all the people there went without a mask.
02:19:13.540So chances are they're not going to give a shit.
02:20:50.800Like, everybody who speaks, you interrupt them.
02:20:53.260So just let me finish my point, and then you can chime in if you want to.
02:20:56.800Like, be a white man, you know, let somebody else finish their point before you interject.
02:21:01.500So Austin Metcalf and Carmelo Anthony, like, this is a direct, like, that is a huge part of the equation here of why there's so much support behind this and why there's so much demand that we do something for her.
02:21:16.580This is a direct response to blacks raising over half a million dollars for a murderer of a white kid.
02:21:23.800And the reason that they raised the money for him is explicitly because he killed a white kid.
02:21:29.200And so there's a desire to send a message back that, like, fine, if you guys are going to rally behind people who kill our kids, we're going to rally behind people who throw racial slurs at your kids.
02:21:41.380And so that's why there's so much support behind it.
02:21:44.540That's why this is different than the other times we've seen, you know, a girl, you know, go to prison because she said nigger too many times or, you know, whatever.
02:21:53.160Some old lady get brought up on charges because she called an Indian smelly or whatever, right?
02:21:58.540Like, that's why there's a change here.
02:22:01.340So don't forget the context that this is happening.
02:23:19.860I mean, like, I'm sure Tim, I know probably Lee and Blonde Bigot probably can also relate to that.
02:23:29.080I don't know, probably a bunch of people on this panel can relate to this, but I got over the everything is a psyop nonsense whenever I was public facing.
02:23:39.780And I started dealing with people contriving all of these stories about me and, like, you know, my history and what I'm doing and why I'm doing it.
02:23:49.820Once you experience them, you know, making up these ludicrous tales about how you've been working for the police for six years and, like, you know, you were planning to overthrow the Alberta government.
02:24:03.400You know, you had men organized, like, during the con, like, just the ludicrous shit that I've heard pedal about me.
02:24:09.940And the odd thing being, like, it usually has, like, a fragment of truth to it, right?
02:24:15.400So it's weird, they, like, layer in these, like, they find out these little tidbits and then they run with it and they make up a whole bunch of stuff surrounding that one little tidbit of true information and concoct these crazy stories.
02:24:29.320So, like, once you experience that, you really start to realize that, you know, 999 out of 1,000 people that get called feds are not feds.
02:24:41.320You know, 999 times out of 1,000, the thing that people are calling a psyop is not a psyop.
02:24:49.440And usually the things that they aren't calling a psyop are more likely, you know, the psyop part.
02:24:55.780So, for example, it's not the, you know, Shiloh Hendricks incident or the response to it that's a psyop.
02:25:04.940It's the people who are trying to undermine the response to it that is part of the psyop, if that makes sense.
02:25:11.800Somebody who would go out of their way to concoct fake news about her and then spread it online to make it seem like she's something she's not, that's the psyop.
02:25:21.780And that's the thing that people fall for, which is, you know, the annoying part.
02:25:25.780This is why I have a hat that says not a crisis actor for this exact reason.
02:25:30.860I think that everything's a psyop, everything's a psyop bros or projectors and they're probably just projecting.
02:25:42.360But I think I avoid calling anything a psyop most of the time, but it's always counterproductive.
02:25:50.200And these things always reveal themselves organically anyway, given a long enough timeline.
02:25:54.860But it's still good to call them out if you see them.
02:25:57.400But one thing I've noticed with bad people with bad faith is that they'll countersignal, countersignal people to the right of them when there's no point.
02:26:09.580Or they will, yeah, they'll call, yeah, they'll yell fed or that type of thing.
02:26:17.940But, yeah, for me, it's like someone might countersignal once.
02:26:20.860And it's all right to criticise people because sometimes the criticisms are valid.
02:26:24.920But, you know, if you've got nationalists and stuff that are constantly criticising people to the right of them, which are, you know, left-wing politicians don't do that.
02:26:34.560They don't really criticise people to the left of them.
02:34:09.280Because I know a lot, like, the white dream is to just get a fucking house in the country somewhere and have your couple kids and to tell society to fuck off.
02:34:18.660But the reality is you're never going to have that unless you have other people protecting that.
02:34:24.180So you gotta fuck come together, have each other's back, even if everything is a fucking PSYOP, you have free will.
02:34:31.080And if you don't use it, then you fell for the real PSYOP, which is just to get you so fucking disgruntled and dejected that you just don't give a fuck about anything.
02:34:40.280And you sign up for fucking healthcare assisted suicide or whatever.
02:34:45.120So, I mean, even if it's a fucking PSYOP, pick a fucking side, stand by your convictions.
02:34:50.420If you feel like you fucked up, then just say, I fucked up and move forward.
02:34:55.440It's not the end of the fucking world.
02:34:57.060Like, people get so worried about making a mistake that they take no action at all.
02:35:02.040And that's just pathetic and weak and gay.
02:38:50.220Look, the point is, it goes both ways, man.
02:38:52.500If it was a black dude calling a five-year-old kid in a park a cracker, I'd be against that, too.
02:39:00.820If a black person called a five-year-old kid in the park a cracker, none of the left-wing media and the establishment would be trying to ruin that fucking nigger's life, would they?
02:39:10.540Well, look, I don't use language like that.
02:39:11.840No, but I get what you're saying, man.
02:39:12.940And honestly, man, it's like, I think...
02:39:15.380Well, then go delete what you said about this woman.
02:39:35.740And basically, you're just perpetuating the lies that are meant to make her seem like somebody who is a degenerate and not worth supporting.
02:39:42.960I would almost guarantee if you spoke to this woman, she's like...
02:40:56.840You're 100% upset that white people are finally standing up for other white people, and you understand instinctively, whether it's conscious or conscious, that what this means is that white people are developing a collectivized consciousness.
02:41:09.800They're starting to become racially aware, and that is 100% a threat to you because you're a fucking brown who lives in a white country.
02:41:18.000And if white people become collectivized, you're fucking going home.
02:41:37.380If you want to have communities and equal rights like, you know, like, you know, black nationalist groups, white nationalist groups, I do see that.
02:42:00.060I mean, as for this person, I'm just saying, like, if you're a Canadian sending this person fucking money, it's like, don't you have poor people in your own town?
02:42:06.160Wait, do you not know how to speak properly?
02:42:08.800You swear every second, but no, you're a bit fucking like you.
02:53:29.360And so, on a level, I think we now have an understanding of how big you need to be in order to push them to their maximum capacity.
02:53:41.360So, that was a, it's an interesting note for that to be noted.
02:53:46.860But I also think that what happened to a lot of us who were there, and, you know, myself, my family, we're case in point, we're forever changed.
02:53:57.520And we'll never, I don't think, like, it's like we crossed a Rubicon, we crossed through these mists, and we'll, and it's like we can never get back.
02:54:07.660Like, there was a Canada we left that we're currently now living in this post-national state of a hellhole.
02:54:16.280And I don't think that, well, many of us who were there will ever kind of return to the dream that we were once in, in, you know, early March 2019.
02:55:17.220That's what you got from the conversation, Chris?
02:55:22.300I think it's just because their family trees don't have that many branches.
02:55:27.140Yeah, they're, I mean, there's a high rate of inbreeding in these cultures, so.
02:55:32.820Well, and I thought, like, you know, the arguments are, is, like, why don't you return back?
02:55:36.820And then he was trying to make this interesting comparison to, like, somehow, like, you know, Nazi Germany.
02:55:45.500There's a few sort of strategies that he went to, and obviously he was overnumbered and, you know, getting pummeled, so it was difficult for him to keep up.
02:57:00.460They like to throw their money in our face, too, right?
02:57:03.360You know, where old stock Canadians are doing worse financially than they've ever done.
02:57:10.240I heard them say that there's benefits and all that shit.
02:57:12.740There's a few their own benefits and all that.
02:57:14.200No, that's a bit of fucking cheeky take.
02:57:15.840But there is there's like a deeper thing to this as well.
02:57:21.320This is something that like, I don't know, like the esoterics of it, but.
02:57:27.500It's something where ignoble blood relishes in the material in material affluence.
02:57:37.220So, like, they think that, like, material wealth is something that makes them, like, you know, noble and righteous and all this stuff that they associate anything that has to do with affluence and, you know, financial gain as being.
02:57:54.880It's why Indians will do this thing like they have no problem ripping off their own people because they think that if I can if I can gain from doing it, then it's righteous to do that.
02:58:05.400Like, they don't know their caste system.
02:58:08.520So so like they have this this whereas like Europeans don't necessarily do that.
02:58:13.180And so like the best example of this is like, you know, the old like the blue blood type thing where there was a period where, you know, merchants could be wealthier than the nobles, but they still weren't more respected.
02:58:26.280Like we we have this connection that that money does not make for nobility, whereas a lot of these types, they think that money is is the be all end all of how you establish your position in the social hierarchy.
02:58:39.480So like basically they don't have a concept of honor is the is the simple way of saying it.
02:58:45.080Well, you know, you know, it's about the niggers as well.
02:58:47.480No, it's like always about their chains and the dollar and everything else.
02:58:50.940No, it's like they're obsessed with it.
02:59:04.080And I think it has to do with like, for the most part, IQ and the fact that they don't because of their low IQ, they can't grasp morality and they can't grasp anything like love and care for, you know, spending time with family and all these things that we put high value on.
02:59:30.720It's the same thing of like, if we we can tie it back to the Shiloh Hendricks thing, where you'll see one of the common things that's being thrown out here is like, why would you waste money on this person?
02:59:42.160They're like, do you think I give a fuck about the like, I only donated $20.
02:59:46.440But like, do you think that bothers me?
02:59:48.780Like, I'd rather I'd rather spend that on that, like just to send a fucking message than what buy more what shoes?
02:59:58.820Like, what am I going to what am I going to use that $20 for?
03:00:02.160Like, then this this so this is the thing is that they think that like, it's stupid to give somebody money to send a message where it's like, no, like, this is a very good use of our money, actually.
03:00:13.600Like, the fact that you don't grasp that kind of just shows, you know, how, I don't know, how trivial you think, like things like, again, things like honor are.
03:00:30.460Who was it that wasn't grasping it tonight, Perry, in 1488?
03:00:34.080Because I remember you saw another debate with somebody about this and they just couldn't get what you were trying to say about it.
03:01:38.800Well, I think it also is, it's kind of like showing the left that we're taking that tactic away too, though, right?
03:01:45.240Because the money aspect is something that they go after, right?
03:01:50.260Like, they try to take away your ability to make money.
03:01:53.000They take away your ability to feed your kids and all of this other shit when they're doxing and getting you fired and pulling the shit that they're doing.
03:02:01.020So, having a response like this, to me, is just kind of showing them, like, look, we're done.
03:02:07.220And you're not going to be able to do it anymore.
03:02:09.400This tactic is now officially useless.
03:02:11.300I mean, even, like, on a more, like, base note to, not like, like, base desire kind of base, not base, like, you know, rhythm base.
03:02:32.940But on a more base note, watching these fucking people seethe over it is so entertaining.
03:02:40.220It is 100% worth the $20, $15, $5 that you chipped into that give, send, go.
03:02:46.060Watching them make TikToks, like, just absolutely seething that this woman got, you know, $400,000 plus at this point is absolutely worth it.
03:02:55.920Which is why, guys, like, some rich asshole made a $12,000 end tower.
03:03:02.520Like, yeah, like, whoever that is, I fucking love you.
03:03:29.740But regards to what we got with it and regards to the psychological side and the rest rate and the optics and everything else, you know, it has been hilarious, as you say.
03:03:37.860Like, we didn't super talk about it, but, you know, I do think it's something for, not that we want to prostitute our young women at all, but I think that they're going to catch on, the OnlyFans girls, and that they're going to see that there's money in racism, right?
03:03:57.380And if we can encourage girls to get away from that, like, Bonnie Blue strategy of, I'm going to fuck, you know, a thousand guys in 15 minutes, like, that approach is not the winning approach.
03:04:10.300This is the way, you know, if you really want to get paid off, you know, you know, fight off Somalians at your local park with your baby on your hip, and you too will make a fortune.
03:04:21.780And I'm sure a lot of these, like, OnlyFans girls can make their racism very creative.
03:04:27.260It's what white people are known for, is their creativity.
03:04:30.680Women are quite creative, and we might see great things out of young, white, racist girls who want to get in the hustle.
03:09:11.580Well, no, I'm just, I'm just saying, I'm, what I'm trying to get to is how, how different is it in America than Canada with what you guys are dealing with?