postyX - Canadian Nationalist Roundtable： What is a Canadian？

00:00:00.000 hey ginger what's going on oh there she is thank goodness uh-oh here comes mr high iq

00:00:10.720 good evening hi zeus please release me let me go

00:00:22.720 oh we can't get enough of you and your high iq

00:00:31.120 it's hard it's hard being the only genius in the room zeus

00:00:38.000 it's very tiring very tiring yeah that's what i said heavy is the head that wears the crown zeus

00:00:43.760 gingers what they're talking about gingers no no not i'm usually quite uh modest like these ladies

00:00:51.360 know when you've got 130 iq gingers no you're gonna you're gonna play it a wee bit

00:00:59.760 no you're gonna milk it for everything everything it's got you're 130 iq and you're ginger i'm not

00:01:07.280 ginger oh okay i was about to say because like that would be that normally no don't be racist

00:01:15.520 that does not explain gingers and conversion to islam we're still haven't cracked that case yet

00:01:23.520 now you know there's a lot of syrian uh redheads and that's what i'm wondering are these people

00:01:28.240 actually white gingers or are they from syria because a lot of syrians have red hair i've seen

00:01:33.520 a lot of white arabs yeah that's what i'm saying syrians all right no a syrian right a syrian no

00:01:42.240 syrians i've actually seen people from syria that have red hair well there's one in the shop down

00:01:48.240 the street from me his father owns the restaurant and he's got ginger hair and he saw me but is it

00:01:53.200 lebanon so that's not far from iran so that kind of run up to that area yeah lebanon yeah i could

00:01:58.240 see lebanon too we should ask ricardo he's the kind of guy who knows stuff like this

00:02:05.360 put it put that down as a note posy ask ricardo about middle eastern gingers middle eastern gingers

00:02:13.200 okay check my son my son is a redhead oh but that's kind of a blonde blonde yeah blonde or gingers

00:02:24.960 it's kind of normal for scots and irish right yeah yeah well his mother his mother was like

00:02:31.040 strawberry blonde as well so it was like just like a bit of red and a blonde so yeah that that passed on

00:02:37.680 to the sun which i was chuffed about um zeus this is our other favorite um nationalist lady lee

00:02:49.120 meets zeus zeus meet lee hi zeus i like your accent thank you lee i know that the ladies can't

00:02:57.280 get enough lately

00:03:00.880 it's true it's true he's nothing but charm and humility that is zeus and high iq

00:03:08.640 don't forget guys make sure it was zeus do you play chess no i'm 159 iq if you ever want to play

00:03:22.720 some chess let's do it oh yeah thanks for bursting my bubble now here i am over here with a lower iq than

00:03:30.560 that and i'm feeling a little stupid well you know i was telling these ladies earlier on about you know

00:03:36.880 my partner recognition known behavior and uh digital partner recognition sort of thing and how i got it

00:03:41.040 kind of owned to a perfect sense so when i play poker i'm more right it's not so much about counting

00:03:46.240 because i can't count it's more about reading the people and about understanding behaviors we call that

00:03:51.600 um at least here we called that eq or emotional uh quotations i believe yeah yeah so i'm able to tell

00:03:57.520 if i'm gonna win in the group before well before it's ended uh yeah it's it's fun being able to

00:04:04.400 pick up people's like little twitches whether it's an eye or a pinky or twitch or like their pupils dilate

00:04:09.360 for half a second it's it's neat i i think i was gonna say just briefly the more intelligent you are

00:04:22.560 the more lonely you are because you realize that this planet this world unless you are like working

00:04:29.120 for the dow jones at lockheed martin or something trying to learn how to kill people quicker the world

00:04:34.640 is designed for people for 80 to like 105 iq and if you're anything over 105 110 iq unless you're an

00:04:42.800 absolute socio-psychopath ceo that gets off on bullying people and like lording over them you have

00:04:49.040 no place in this world and that's super frustrating yeah well i actually said that to these ladies

00:04:55.600 earlier on there and uh in a gc i was actually telling these ladies i know it can be pretty lonely

00:05:00.640 but that is part of the price we pay uh for for the gift or the the curse whatever you want to call it

00:05:08.160 that's the narrow path and it does suck too because sometimes like you you gotta lose a couple of uh

00:05:14.960 a couple of peaches to get a couple baskets of apples and a lot of people aren't willing to

00:05:19.360 take or make calls i guess like if half of your village is incredibly sick and the other half isn't

00:05:26.160 and it's looking like you're not going to survive the winter did you try to risk it or like i don't

00:05:31.680 know should you have a lottery kind of thing like there's certain certain concepts that tough calls need

00:05:38.160 to be made occasionally and a lot of people aren't willing to make those calls or stand by them when

00:05:43.840 they're made and that's again another nuance to our society yeah well but what are you saying

00:05:50.720 posted i've seen you yeah i don't know i was just honestly i think i already forgot i was just gonna

00:05:55.440 say i got distracted by dr uh ricardo is in here and and daniel uh as well so i don't know base did

00:06:02.560 you want to because i don't know how long does dr ricardo have do you want to start with

00:06:07.200 um our questions for him or do you want to just wing it

00:06:13.840 uh oh we lost her we lost the connection again it's the jeet tech i know every time

00:06:23.760 yeah more i've got a wee bit of a problem with this calculator so i kind of compensate

00:06:28.000 and i'll end it because of that okay i'm gonna bring i understand you entirely

00:06:43.840 okay based are you back

00:06:55.040 do you guys find that when you record spaces there's more issues

00:07:05.840 uh possibly i don't know it's possible um i have a whole bunch of my all my kids are here and they're

00:07:14.080 all online right now and so i'm gonna go to data instead of wi-fi because it's probably just like

00:07:22.560 being sucked up like a vacuum cleaner by a bunch of teenagers um oh yeah trying to murder strangers

00:07:30.640 online with you know fake machine they're all in their consoles and their phones that's a lot of

00:07:35.760 bandwidth getting sucked yeah yeah exactly and meanwhile my little space is going help me

00:07:40.960 help me i did notice there was a huge difference too from if you're speaking versus if you're

00:07:50.080 listening like the sound quality for speakers like how we hear each other is so much different than

00:07:55.200 listening oh yeah yeah that's totally totally that's why i hate why you're not doing this under white

00:08:01.520 excellence i want to know well we want to with like we we've already talked about this in a meeting

00:08:08.080 um and you weren't there zeus but uh so i'm going to shame you for your lack of attendance at the

00:08:15.600 meeting um but the reason is is that we want to make sure that we're still doing outreach

00:08:22.400 into the canadian circles and uh you know i think white excellence still is alarming for people white

00:08:30.080 nationalism remains alarming for people and so we want to just make sure that um as frightening as posty

00:08:39.200 and i are um and yourself as frightening as you are um that you know we can still sort of extend

00:08:47.680 outreach to hopefully some normies fall into the space hopefully some normies hear some things they like

00:08:54.880 and then perhaps maybe if they give us a follow they might find themselves in a white excellence space

00:09:02.480 and um you know and then we can we can you know grow it from there we're like this is our our fishing

00:09:11.280 into the larger body of water and trying to bring more fish into our white excellence boat

00:09:19.120 no problem i'm just curious thank you for explaining is that okay for your high iq yeah okay i will

00:09:28.000 manage yeah i was gonna say you know we're not on that level but you know you'll have to dumb yourself

00:09:33.840 down a little bit zeus for us yeah just try and dumb yourself down okay so i'm just going to start

00:09:39.280 with some uh introduction and house rules welcome to canadian nationalist roundtable sometimes i call it

00:09:46.400 canadian nationalists round up sometimes i call it canadian nationalists you know round through i

00:09:54.560 haven't quite nailed it down but if you see round and you see canadian nationalists it's probably us

00:10:02.000 i am grateful for my co-host posty and usually i bring up johnny rotten or lee to be a second co-host so

00:10:10.480 we can manage as many people on stage as possible tonight is a little bit different because we have

00:10:18.320 our extra special guest friend dr ricardo duchene and i would i'm so pleased that he keeps coming back

00:10:27.760 he keeps talking to us posty i think he likes us and um they like and so like us yeah they like us they

00:10:35.760 really like us and so ricardo we want to kind of keep this a little bit open today we want to

00:10:41.360 you know freestyle a bit i've gone through your x posts i want to talk to you about some of your posts

00:10:48.000 and generally in this space we take a look at what's happening um on the like stage of canadian politics

00:10:56.000 as we are in a really short election cycle um you know obviously things are condensed and a lot more

00:11:03.440 intense and it seems like things are firing off um so you know we'll throw we'll you know spit out

00:11:10.560 a couple of ideas and you know lots of our regular panis panelists come with ideas um and we'll just see

00:11:18.800 how how she goes but um welcome dr duchene how you doing tonight hello yes i'm glad to be here uh i have

00:11:29.440 to say i haven't kept up with uh canadian politics that much even though that may seem odd because there's

00:11:38.080 an election going on um but yeah i mean i'll participate and uh see if i can say something

00:11:47.040 worthwhile to the discussion tonight brilliant um and then you know perhaps we can uh you know talk

00:11:58.640 about your writing your publishing and what's going on on there um okay lee i'm trying to bring up

00:12:08.480 daniel i'm throwing you a mic tom i'm throwing you a mic yeah i tried with daniel i don't know if he got

00:12:14.480 it though yeah um fortisax is coming and fortisax wants to be here um and we at eight o'clock

00:12:24.000 um at eight o'clock um we're we're gonna bring it up to crash test canadian formerly known as circulon

00:12:36.400 and he he's got some thoughts to share about um you know potential war happening with iran he's a

00:12:45.040 military guy and so he's got a military take and so i want to make sure that at eight o'clock we uh we get

00:12:52.160 crash tests hot take on um war politics across the world and so i'm pretty pumped about that uh

00:13:02.240 juju lee i'm just going to throw you this if you can take it for a bit um so we can bring our people

00:13:10.000 up i want to say an icebreaker do you want to ask dr ricardo our question that we were posing before

00:13:14.960 he came in yeah yeah sure go ahead posty i'd really appreciate that dr ricardo we are wondering

00:13:23.920 if there is such a thing as a middle eastern ginger so a middle eastern natural redhead

00:13:32.160 um why where did that question come from because i'm pretty sure i've seen many people from syria

00:13:39.840 not as syria act like syria s-y-r-i-a-n that have red hair yes i mean um that area of the world

00:13:50.240 is is known as caucasian uh the caucasian label extends beyond europe into the near east in the near

00:14:03.120 east but it excludes the semitic people um so the syrians um can be included in that category and

00:14:12.640 and other peoples in that area um i mean i haven't studied uh syrian ethnicity or anything like that

00:14:23.120 but i have seen images and images of other peoples like the berbers in north africa

00:14:29.840 and other areas in the near east and you do find people that look white um and that's why initially

00:14:39.360 people who wanted to identify the main races of the world uh they extended the label caucasian

00:14:49.200 beyond europe right into some areas of the near east and into central asia and areas of what is today

00:14:57.120 russia um so yeah so you could find that that you know there are some syrians that look white in that

00:15:06.800 sense yeah it was just we were kind of it was more of a joke we were kind of you know joking around

00:15:13.040 because we were posing the question of like why we noticed a lot of gingers or people that are

00:15:18.240 naturally redhead um that convert to islam oh yes i know i've seen yeah that that's in england right but

00:15:28.480 that's what i've seen in england that um as people keep saying that but who knows i mean i don't know any

00:15:36.880 um definitive statistics about that uh all i know is that i wouldn't be surprised that some guys and

00:15:49.920 females are going to be drawn into islam because it gives them a coherent perspective

00:15:58.880 a clear sense about what life is about and uh an anchor which they don't find in england uh so my

00:16:14.720 expectation is that um more and more whites uh will convert to islam but i'm not gonna say that this

00:16:25.200 is gonna be a wave and it's gonna be just the future or anything like that just that don't be

00:16:31.680 surprised if uh uh some whites to what extent i don't know but don't be surprised if some of them

00:16:40.720 convert to islam because they're surrounded by a world that looks down upon them and that celebrates the

00:16:51.040 other people including muslims and again islam represents strength certainty and cohesion which

00:17:03.200 they lack so people want to find meaning in life and so they may gravitate towards islam

00:17:10.160 yeah it's a powerful it's like islam's a powerful drug um our friend zeus here uh is from the uk and

00:17:24.400 it's you know it's pretty intense in europe right now you know in canada we're feeling more of an

00:17:31.120 oppression with people from india and people from china but in the uk the immigration coming from the

00:17:40.000 middle east is really intense and uh a lot of their practices are very intense and it's um it's very

00:17:48.160 disconcerting to live around i don't know if you have anything to say about that zeus

00:17:55.120 yeah no not really based the i i can't understand why anyone would convert to islam in this country

00:18:03.600 so when doctor was talking about it there uh i found that

00:18:10.720 i felt he was wrong i felt he was wrong i felt that no people aren't going to turn to it because

00:18:14.960 they they will need a sense of direction or a sense of order or whatever reason that they may turn to

00:18:21.520 islam i feel if they're going to turn to islam it'll be through fear and kill this but that is just my

00:18:26.560 opinion yeah put it on the list as a factor right um fear and cowardice is is one of the factors and

00:18:35.920 definitely a lot of white guys turn to islam once they get to prison and more you've got something

00:18:41.600 to share no we're not just real quick i'm not finished yet no one there's another thing may as

00:18:45.760 well yeah no don't worry uh these these i make these muslims are out there intimidating the people

00:18:53.280 so like the children who are young teenagers 14 15 easily influenced they're getting caught on on a

00:18:59.600 alone one of themselves and these muslims are then intimidating them and enjoying islam so a lot of

00:19:05.680 people may join it but do it under duress as well yeah i just wanted to piggyback super briefly onto what

00:19:16.320 zeus was saying as well um from what i've perceived again i'm not in the uk i just have access to the

00:19:22.320 tidbits that get thrown to me so maybe zeus could also um verify this apparently a lot of the schools

00:19:29.280 even catholic christian schools public schools in the united kingdom and that whole area that whole

00:19:34.240 region london and everything um they're peddling a lot of islamic faith uh practices and worship

00:19:41.680 classes and whatnot so i think in tandem with the roaming gangs of islamic extremists you have the

00:19:48.080 ones that are youthful in schools that are also bullying non-islamists the the minute the minister

00:19:56.800 of education in the uk is african islamist no he's a muslim so this is why it is now in the school

00:20:04.000 curriculum they're actually putting that as part of the main curriculum where kids have got to learn

00:20:08.240 about islam and they're not teaching about christianity so it's a problem so it's convert or die

00:20:13.840 outside it's convert or die in the schools and in the prisons oh fuck pardon my french

00:20:23.920 i saw steve laws um i think he's the lead for the homeland party in the uk and he made a pretty

00:20:32.560 powerful um post about politicians using um this notion of raped girls in the uk

00:20:42.880 and and what's happening there and they use it as part of their voting platform and then once they

00:20:49.920 get elected well they don't do anything about it and it's happened in so many election cycles now

00:20:56.960 um you know that it's reached kind of a revolting point um that we can now talk about like the rape of

00:21:04.160 white british girls but actually taking action on these incidents they're just being used as political

00:21:12.720 pawns and it's quite appalling well 50 sorry people just real quick for over 15 20 years they've been

00:21:20.880 promising the exact same promise every time the elections come around about doing something about

00:21:25.600 immigration and about these invaders right they never do anything but they keep doing it but then

00:21:30.480 people keep voting every time they say this and this is where i have a problem because how many times do

00:21:35.920 you do you do the same things and expect a different result nothing changes if nothing changes so people

00:21:42.400 doing the same things the same things are always going to happen and this is where i have a problem with

00:21:50.560 yeah um

00:21:54.560 it's uh it's devastating i put steve law's post up in the top

00:21:59.680 um okay so ricardo i was going through your your timeline let me pull it up um and dun dun dun

00:22:14.080 well right off the top there was that conversation um which i i'm assuming that you watched between um

00:22:22.320 douglas murray and um what's his name dave uh and they were yes what what is it sorry david smith or

00:22:35.920 dave yeah david smith david smith that's right um and so they were talking you know they had a debate

00:22:41.920 i guess about you know uh middle east politics and what's happening in palestine and israel and

00:22:49.520 you know that's obviously more divisive than covid at this point um people are taking sides

00:22:57.600 and i'm wondering well you know you were talking about expertise and i wanted you to expand on your

00:23:04.240 thoughts about expertise you know regarding these political debates yes i also i mean i you may have

00:23:13.600 seen it uh i wrote a comment uh that one didn't get that many views as another comment that i wrote but

00:23:21.520 in that one i explained that i made three points the the first one was that

00:23:32.000 human beings don't need expertise when they are trying to defend what they perceive to be their interest

00:23:40.560 um there's no way you can tell a group of human beings that we have expertise that it would benefit

00:23:49.840 you to be invaded by someone else uh that wouldn't make sense and you can extend that across the board

00:23:59.360 that human beings have an instinct um they have a sense of what is good for them

00:24:07.280 uh what group they want to belong to and they want to side with and this is not a matter of expertise

00:24:16.560 um so that was the first point um it could be due to religious beliefs it could be to ethnic identity

00:24:25.520 it could be to personal interest but uh generally that has nothing to do with expertise whether you make

00:24:34.160 your decision on the basis of those three criteria um then i made the second point that um

00:24:46.160 many experts i mean in in our time in the world that we live in the liberal progressive world

00:24:54.080 the experts that are generated by this society

00:24:57.520 are progressive liberals and so in my case they say for example i as a professor i have a phd but it

00:25:09.520 really was impossible to get funding for research on things that you or or making a case or wanting to do

00:25:19.280 research about the weaknesses of immigration and multiculturalism that that automatically is perceived as

00:25:27.360 as something that cannot be supported so right there you can see that the experts that our society produces

00:25:36.880 are experts that are for that society for a liberal progressive society so that was one point um

00:25:46.800 the uh other point that i made let me see if i i just check the other point here that i made um

00:25:57.360 uh oh yes that um and this is a point that david smith did emphasize which is that uh our experts have been

00:26:10.080 wrong over and over again on big fundamental issues the biggest one of course is covid um there were and

00:26:18.880 there are others like the weapons of mass destruction in iraq that didn't turn out to be true uh they claim that

00:26:27.840 we can turn afghanistan and iraq uh we can turn afghanistan and iraq into a democratic peaceful nation that

00:26:33.360 didn't work out uh the idea that uh ukrainians could defeat the russia this was certain and we should

00:26:43.280 just back them that also didn't turn out to be true and there are many other ones like that so

00:26:49.600 in my view just on the issue of expertise uh douglas murray uh was wrong and i mean he's he's getting it

00:26:59.120 like um um you know he's getting a lot of criticism out there um and people are making other arguments but i i

00:27:10.080 i i concentrated that on the issue of expertise uh that we shouldn't be taken in by that and i say this

00:27:17.520 as someone who is educated i have a phd and i continuously read but i understand that people out

00:27:27.040 there um they have a sense not everyone of course because a lot of people are very brainwashed and

00:27:36.560 they don't get to see what even their interests are but when you see someone reacting against the

00:27:43.680 dominant ideology and you can sense that they're expressing their ethnic identity and so on i don't

00:27:49.680 say oh well they're wrong they don't have expertise they haven't read enough books that's not

00:27:53.520 not how i see it uh so that was the point i was making we're living in a time where you know we have

00:28:04.080 these platforms of social media and you know depending on the numbers that certain people gain in followers

00:28:14.560 um we seem to be like inundated and and we're getting like inundated with a lot of um you know say

00:28:21.680 poorly informed opinions we're getting inundated with like i guess the popular thing would be to say

00:28:27.680 is retarded opinions and um everybody finds themselves to be an expert now so it's it's really

00:28:37.360 now it it's almost like less to do with the research that you do and the information that you have and

00:28:45.200 more to do with the emotions that you can conjure up in people and how you make them feel and that's

00:28:55.120 almost what makes an expert now in in this social media world do you think that that's true

00:29:05.840 um yes i mean because of social media

00:29:09.840 uh there are millions of people that are participating in debates that before did not

00:29:19.200 participate and you can see this at x many individuals have gained prominence about various issues

00:29:30.320 like jay chills for example he is an um ufc fighter right um but now

00:29:38.720 he's mentioned in discussions about israel well he he hasn't written anything about it and he doesn't

00:29:45.360 have a degree about it but uh social media has allowed him and many other individuals like him

00:29:53.520 to be able to participate and to express opinions i'm not against that it would be different if someone

00:30:01.040 were to say well look we're gonna bring someone that really knows about this issue and can talk to you

00:30:06.800 about the history and here he is his name is jake field jay jay chills um in that case i would say well

00:30:15.040 that that's not quite right but that doesn't mean that he doesn't have a right to participate in the

00:30:23.360 debates and if he attracts followers and he makes intelligence statements uh at x and so

00:30:30.480 uh well you know that's acceptable to me that's just part of the way um a society that we live

00:30:40.400 now in where many people can participate and express viewpoints uh works so i don't feel resentment

00:30:48.480 about that i don't say oh well look he he's not an expert people should consult me i'm the expert

00:30:55.840 um i think that that's just the way it is and as i said before when it comes to politics there is no

00:31:04.240 such thing as expertise per se when you're expressing what your interests are um we we express viewpoints

00:31:13.600 about a whole range of issues all day long and we're not experts about them that's just the way life

00:31:20.960 is uh this notion of expertise really is liberals know um that they control all the institutions of

00:31:29.600 knowledge they control the magazines um the conferences the journals so they want to be in

00:31:36.880 charge and they want to say that they are the experts and no one else is

00:31:44.560 yeah um yeah no it's it's really jake shields is a is a is a good example because um even though his

00:31:53.280 takes are quite popular you know even you know 20 30 years ago his takes would not be the ones that

00:32:02.160 people are going to and yet he's one of the most popular podcasts out there and um people like him

00:32:09.520 because of his fighting and i suppose because he's he's joined you know the new right the far right the

00:32:17.200 alt right whatever you want to call them um so his takes are quite popular but i don't i don't know how

00:32:24.960 well researched they are um that said he has huge access to uh to an enormous audience and he can

00:32:33.200 have incredible guests right he's like a stepping stone right a stepping stone to you know the far

00:32:39.920 right i guess you could say right he's like that medium his his takes would have been considered soft

00:32:43.840 like you said 30 years ago 40 years ago but um it's you know probably good for the normies i guess

00:32:50.880 or to get the normies over well i i wouldn't say jake shields is for the normies when it comes to

00:32:58.560 israel or the jews on race issues he stays away from that but he's not he's not against whites who

00:33:08.240 are pro-white uh he's never objected to whites who are for white identity politics but he's himself

00:33:19.680 is not into white identity politics uh but on the issue of israel and the jews

00:33:29.840 his views are not mainstream at all and are are not accepted in among people on the right and people

00:33:39.680 who follow trump um now i don't read that many tweets by jay shields and bring him bringing in into

00:33:52.960 this discussion because um he's part of that debate uh that happened with douglas mutate and and jay and

00:34:04.320 rogan rogan and uh david smith uh because douglas mutate was really you could tell he didn't like

00:34:12.400 the fact that jason rogan is kind of bring i mean david smith was in in a in a discussion with uh jake

00:34:22.000 shields and that's what he brought up uh douglas mutate brought up that issue um so that's why i'm

00:34:29.760 bringing him into this discussion but there are many others uh and my point just remains that um

00:34:40.320 clearly there are some people that have knowledge and you have to acknowledge that and and listen to

00:34:47.440 them but doesn't mean you have to follow them when it comes to politics now there are people that have

00:34:52.640 spent their lives studying politics but that doesn't mean that well you're gonna say oh i haven't read

00:35:00.560 this or haven't read that therefore i think whatever they say is correct um no your instincts may tell

00:35:07.360 you that that's not correct um and instincts do matter and all human beings have instincts except i

00:35:15.520 would say that liberalism does uh undermine the natural instincts that people have and that has

00:35:22.960 happened to canadians a lot canadians have have lost a lot of their instincts uh but that's another

00:35:29.520 discussion but i think you get my point that um expertise expertise does not undermine those natural

00:35:39.040 instincts as such so that's what i would say

00:35:45.920 i got a couple of uh new speakers up here tmac and daniel welcome does anybody have anything to pipe in

00:35:58.800 don't all jump at once hello your yeah hey brother your mic's off welcome it's on you can hear me this

00:36:06.000 time yes brother thank you yeah excellent so the point that we were just making here about how

00:36:13.360 canadians just uh kind of uh experience all this brainwashing and everything it's been admitted news

00:36:21.200 uh by the ottawa citizen that during the covid uh fake pandemic and everything like they absolutely used

00:36:29.360 highly weaponized propaganda on all of us is that that story you're talking about bruce that just came

00:36:37.040 out about the uh how they the rules barring the protest or is this something else no this came out a

00:36:44.080 while ago oh how like um uh it was an ottawa citizen headline i've posted a number of times it's uh

00:36:51.600 uh the headline is a military saw a pandemic as a unique opportunity to use propaganda and what

00:37:00.560 they basically did is they use propaganda on all of canadian citizens um highly weaponized propaganda

00:37:09.360 that was not allowed in other countries we weren't even allowed to use this on afghanistan or whatever but

00:37:16.400 i don't know how we would because they didn't really all have cell phones and social media the way that

00:37:21.520 we do but uh my point i guess that i wanted to make is uh we know that they did this to us we know that

00:37:28.800 they use highly weaponized propaganda um and uh no one ever was held accountable for it there's no hearings

00:37:36.400 about it there's uh nothing has been mentioned mentioned you know no one has done anything about this so

00:37:44.320 of course they're still going to do this today and we see it now today with like uh you know i was at

00:37:51.840 the grocery store early today and it's the bi-canadian thing which is really just the latest version of

00:37:58.240 follow the arrows on the grocery store floor you know wear your mask where i saw a guy uh an elderly

00:38:05.360 man at the grocery store today wearing a hat that said canada is not for sale we are still using this

00:38:12.720 propaganda on people we are still it's it's very very effective to especially the boomers you know

00:38:20.560 because they're the ones that watch cbc and ctv and see like nbc cbs whatever name your name your

00:38:28.720 media outlet you know um but there's no focus on this and this is what's going to steer our election right

00:38:36.880 now i anyways i just thought i'd bring that up because that's what he was talking about you know

00:38:48.000 that's it yeah yeah thanks bruce uh the article that bruce is talking about i actually just found

00:38:54.320 it because i remember reading about that and uh i put it in the nest there oh okay all right yeah i

00:39:02.080 remember when that came out that blew my fucking mind excuse my friends june 25th of 2021 so yeah

00:39:10.160 you're right

00:39:13.600 yeah no one's uh doing anything about it right there were the hearings on that we had hearings

00:39:18.240 on the trucker convoy we had hearings on everything else uh who's the mp that said hey i want to

00:39:24.080 investigate this uh what do you mean uh the canadian military is using weaponized propaganda on its own

00:39:30.080 citizens which should not be allowed and no one said anything about it so here's where we're at

00:39:37.040 and we're going through an election season with the same thing happening i think it's absurd

00:39:47.040 yeah yeah okay we got some hands so let's start with tmac

00:39:51.360 yeah hey guys thanks for the space um just going back to the douglas murray thing i mean i think that

00:40:00.480 interview was fucking beautiful that guy looked like an absolute fool um you know trying to gatekeep

00:40:08.320 anybody from having a discussion on jewish power or zionism and you know i i think it really showed that

00:40:15.040 you know the zionist argument it can't even stand up to mild criticism and you know to say that you

00:40:21.840 need to be an expert to even talk on the subject like how does one become an expert in in jewish power

00:40:27.520 and control like can i get a phd in that if so i should probably already have one but uh yeah it was

00:40:34.400 a really interesting interview if you haven't seen it yet you should definitely go and watch that

00:40:42.080 um i think zeus did you ever hand up

00:40:45.040 yes uh what i was wanting to ask bruce is regarding the brainwashing side of things know

00:40:50.880 why he thinks people would make an issue of it because this has been going on from

00:40:56.720 you know as long as i can remember i know i'm talking going back to childhood school and education

00:41:02.480 tv radio everything else that's been pumped into us from childhood has all been about propaganda and

00:41:08.880 brainwashing mass brainwashing of of our societies so i don't see why

00:41:14.800 uh maybe you can enlighten us on it know why people would kick up about it now

00:41:19.200 although it's more blatant now nothing changed

00:41:21.840 now more did you have your hand up or yes i did okay so this is one of those

00:41:33.120 we are saying i was wanting bruce to answer that best

00:41:35.120 that's not my question there if you don't mind of course thank you bruce

00:41:49.040 hello bruce yes okay i'm sorry i'm here yeah

00:41:52.960 yeah yeah i was i was asking you why you think anybody would make an issue of the brainwashing now

00:41:57.920 when i've been there's been going on since with 30 40 50 60 years

00:42:04.560 well it has been going on for a long time we know that the cia ran like a mockingbird media thing but

00:42:11.280 why people don't know about that i'm not sure if i'm specifically answering your question but

00:42:17.520 why people don't know about that i guess this is because the media is not not reporting on that right i

00:42:23.440 i don't think i answered your question say it again what i was asking was no why would people

00:42:30.160 uh make an issue of it now it's been going on for so long everyone is mass mass uh brainwashing of

00:42:37.200 our societies and the west you know some of us have woke up to it but a lot haven't so i don't see why

00:42:43.600 you would think that people would make an issue of it now and that was my question

00:42:50.480 well um there's a heightened awareness now right there's a heightened um since covid i mean a lot of

00:42:59.680 our suspicions were confirmed that article and i i lee you put it yeah you put it in the nest you know

00:43:07.520 that article was a shocker when it did come out um because we could feel it we felt that propaganda

00:43:16.080 intensify we felt the brainwashing intensify and for those who were consumed by it they became

00:43:24.800 like very dangerous neighbors to us and those who were not consumed by the propaganda all of a sudden

00:43:33.280 we were feeling extremely isolated and in a in a degree of fear of our neighbors so it was only

00:43:42.320 because of the trucker convoy that i even had a concept of how many people shared my views about

00:43:49.280 the situation up until then i really thought i was on my own and so to have it confirmed and validate

00:43:57.440 validated going yes indeed we were doing a total psyop on you guys that is confirmed we're like okay

00:44:04.800 all right phew thank god all right so it wasn't these weren't like normal circumstances and i don't know

00:44:12.240 the just confirmation i think of what it was like that confirmation we kind of needed that we were right

00:44:18.160 you know what i mean may i chime in to answer uh zeus's question here yeah go a more all right i need

00:44:24.720 about 90 seconds so i linked two different articles in the nest or what have you in the the typed thread

00:44:33.280 of this chat um on the one article i remember reading about a year ago there was another one

00:44:39.200 um since 1948 when all of those nasty uh scientists from auschwitz post-world war ii came over under

00:44:46.560 whatever project that was that started nasa and whatnot in the states when they started yes paperclip when

00:44:52.880 they started doing mk ultra experiments in the states they started doing it in canada as well

00:44:59.760 some under the government at the times knowledge some not uh this article says it was 1957 to 1964.

00:45:07.200 in other articles i've read it was 1948 till 1976 the 80s basically so um nasty psychopaths have been

00:45:18.880 tweaking and honing their ability to manipulate and brainwash masses of people since world war ii post

00:45:25.440 world war ii most of canada nationwide have been the victims of countless psyops and um that psychological

00:45:35.680 warfare attempts and attacks we have been gassed with like uh dusted aluminum and like radioactive

00:45:41.680 particulate pre-chem trail eras again the 70s 80s 90s so to answer your question as to why would people

00:45:49.760 not care now like what based was saying there's some of us who do care because we see it and whether

00:45:56.000 it's a bit of autism or where whatever however our genes happens to um emerge we see the patterns

00:46:02.560 we recognize them and we're not falling for it but as to why the rest of the country would it's because

00:46:09.200 um i would heavily advise people look into monarch programming and it's this um cat toy game of

00:46:17.040 abuse them 99 give them a second of a relief abuse them 99 give them a second of relief people have

00:46:25.040 been undergoing these cycles for the last 60 years so frankly i'm amazed that we even have people in this

00:46:32.480 community that are capable of having these discussions given how um mentally warped and broken

00:46:39.040 so many people are i mean we're actively being invaded and if you say anything about it or you step

00:46:44.480 against the cult they'll just label you as a terrorist or as a racist or whatever their eyes glaze over

00:46:49.680 and that person you're talking to isn't there anymore they they regress like you can see this when

00:46:55.840 you leave and you like look outside it's wild anyways that'll be it thank you thank you

00:47:01.360 lee you got your hand up go girl yeah i uh yeah thanks for having this space as usual uh you ladies

00:47:10.240 are terrific i just love you guys and um dr ricardo duchene um i just want if people aren't familiar in this

00:47:17.360 chat he has written a book called canada in decay and it is required reading for every single canadian

00:47:24.160 to read um and maybe he can provide also where it's still available because i know amazon did have

00:47:30.000 it at one point um but i do have a question and i can't let it an opportunity with ricardo duchene

00:47:36.640 without bringing up immigration um and and it's kind of an answer that i already know but i i think

00:47:43.120 this needs to be hit home especially for canada that if you can provide any historical examples where

00:47:50.560 immigration policies such as the ones in canada currently today have been successfully balanced

00:47:56.480 with cultural preservation of a country and if you're going to be writing another book um i don't

00:48:03.520 know if you're going to be writing another book or if you are writing another book and maybe on the

00:48:07.520 psychology of men and women in this country as it currently stands and i'll i'll rest it there

00:48:13.920 yes um immigration has been successful with europeans canada had a successful immigration policy up until

00:48:31.760 the 1970s and it extended into the 1980s because the number of immigrants brought from outside europe was

00:48:41.920 still not that high so as long as you keep that proportion of immigrants from areas outside europe

00:48:53.440 then it could in quotation marks be successful because you keep it a small number so immigration to

00:49:03.280 australia uh was successful to new zealand to the united states and to canada because it was immigration

00:49:11.520 from other european nations even then there were some conflicts um between italian and irish and that

00:49:19.280 sort of thing but eventually they are simulated and they integrated and you can say by many criteria that

00:49:26.320 it was successful um it's really now in the last few decades since the 1990s that you start seeing

00:49:36.800 a type of immigration that requires multiculturalism it is not an accident that the concept of

00:49:44.080 multiculturalism was not used when australia new zealand and the united states and canada were talking about

00:49:52.240 immigrants from europe they didn't use that term they started using that term it it it began in the 1970s and

00:50:01.200 it took off in the 1980s when immigrants were coming from very different cultures and from religious

00:50:11.520 backgrounds it was then that people felt that we needed to come up with a new term uh uh to identify

00:50:22.880 canada and identify other nations as multicultural meaning that they no longer have a culture

00:50:29.440 uh but there are a multiplicity of different cultures so in that sense i would say yes it has been it was

00:50:38.560 successful up until about the 1980s and thereafter it was not in my estimation i mean there are people who

00:50:50.080 think it is still successful um today but i don't think it is um by many

00:50:56.480 uh criteria that you use or markers even economic markers that you use i don't think it has been uh

00:51:07.360 successful so um it was that if the the i forget the the first question you asked me was um what was it

00:51:16.640 well well just if if there's any examples of successful immigration like canada has today um any examples

00:51:26.160 of uh like what we're seeing are immigration levels from third world countries um that have been

00:51:33.280 successfully in preserving the culture of the country no they're known i mean the reality is that right now in

00:51:41.920 canada i mean you see this rising so-called nationalism it really is a very weird form of

00:51:50.560 nationalism which says that canadians should feel proud that they don't have a nation of national

00:51:58.160 identity so you feel proud for your nation for being a post nation you feel proud that it is a multicultural

00:52:06.160 nation and there is a nation of immigrants so that's a new definition of nationalism which is being

00:52:12.320 promoted by liberals um so to me that's not a form of success um the thing is that

00:52:24.080 it's not just economics there's a psychological aspect to it which is very difficult to measure but

00:52:30.160 many young people today when they go to primary school and to high school through universities they

00:52:37.200 never get a sense as to what canada is as it is for a while now canadians have had difficulty with their

00:52:48.640 identity and that identity was being nurtured in the 1940s and 50s but then

00:52:57.360 uh very soon after people changed the flag they moved into multiculturalism they broke away from

00:53:05.760 england and france and so it was weakened it um uh since then they don't have a sense of who they are

00:53:14.560 and that's a psychological cause uh because the people i think they need to have a sense of their roots

00:53:23.520 their ancestors uh what their customs are their traditions are to know where they belong and who

00:53:30.560 they are and that has been lacking completely in canada so now suddenly they want to say that you should

00:53:38.800 feel patriotic about canada but it's only that you are against trump and you're against his studies but

00:53:49.520 that's very ephemeral and it's it's not substantive so i don't buy it i mean i don't um i mean i know to

00:53:59.760 some degree i was trolling when i was in some comments i made an ex i said the united states should

00:54:06.240 absorb canada and that sort of thing it's an element of trolling there uh but if if the nationalism we're

00:54:14.240 gonna get here is is a post-national identity that i i'd rather not have any nationalism uh so

00:54:22.800 uh i don't think it has been successful now in regards because you also mentioned about uh books well

00:54:29.280 i do have a book it it's not about canada uh it's it's a it's a world historical book and it's gonna

00:54:39.280 come out now very soon i i've been saying this for a while but this time is true it's gonna be

00:54:45.440 around at least by around april 25 something like that it's it's gonna be a it's a long book and i'm

00:54:54.320 looking at the whole west in general and i'm trying to answer the question why is it that

00:55:02.560 is it's two questions why did western people achieve so much far more than all the other civilization

00:55:12.800 civilizations combined in all the spheres of human endeavor and why this same civilization

00:55:24.320 is now engaging in ethnocide uh and i think the explanation is connected i'm not gonna get into

00:55:33.360 that here uh but because you asked yeah that i have another book coming out

00:55:43.360 thank you is it yeah i see daniel's hand is up yeah

00:55:46.800 you're up daniel i wanted to pose that uh infamous question to dr duchene uh uh can you explain to us

00:55:58.160 what a canadian is

00:56:01.920 well in my book in canada decay i i did try to i i it meant a lot to me to try understand what it meant to

00:56:10.480 be a canadian and i i think that it has to do first with an understanding of how the nation was created

00:56:20.400 and who created the nation and what were the customs uh the foods the songs the symbols

00:56:28.880 uh that they that developed uh that they that developed as the nation was created

00:56:35.040 but in liberal liberalism is an ideology that progresses and as it progresses it erases the past as being

00:56:46.960 inadequate as being prejudicial as being racist and not worthy of merit because of the things that

00:56:58.480 they say were done to the uh amerindians or indians and so they haven't really emphasized these things

00:57:09.840 so you have to go back in history and look how it was that the nation was created uh who were the people

00:57:19.280 what was their ethnicity um how did they um survive what clothes they wore what songs they sang what

00:57:33.040 foods they ate and i have a section in canada indicating which i talk about many foods what that

00:57:38.080 were authentic to canada that many people made and games that they played and architecture and

00:57:46.080 um the climate how that shaped the psychology of people because it was a different climate so

00:57:53.920 you can say initially that there were french people coming here from france uh but then

00:58:03.680 subsequent subsequently um most canadians were born here in the souls of canada and the souls of canada

00:58:12.320 are very different from europe so that shapes your character and your identity and these are things that

00:58:18.880 you you can teach and you can transmit but it takes effort uh this was normal in the past but we have been

00:58:28.160 living in a liberal world which is continuously um progressing i emphasize that word progressing a lot because

00:58:38.640 the nature of the ideology ideology that dominates the west is liberalism and that ideology is inherently

00:58:47.040 progressive which means it believes that it can continuously improve life uh by creating uh societies that

00:58:58.400 don't have racial identities that are open to everyone that don't

00:59:04.000 have a uh uh many cultures that are pluralistic which means that there are many values there is not

00:59:14.400 one way of looking at the world not one heritage not one tradition but multiple traditions coming from all

00:59:22.880 over the world and this is where liberalism ends now why is that that's another issue i mean it's a long

00:59:31.040 explanation to get into that and i'm not gonna get into that now but that is the nature of liberalism and

00:59:36.800 canada was a liberal nation so we're all western nations and they've been caught up with that so they

00:59:42.800 have on their mind their customs and traditions and in the case of canada that was taken to an extreme

00:59:49.440 because um for various reasons canada had a weaker identity than other nations were for one unlike

01:00:00.240 france or like germany and so on it had a shorter history so these nations had a longer history but

01:00:07.360 even then you can see it now in france and germany that their identities are being also undermined but

01:00:14.160 canada it had it was always a bit more difficult to know what the identity was but it might be was

01:00:20.880 developing and it could have developed if only there was a government that emphasized those things you

01:00:29.040 have to have a collective uh you can you cannot allow individuals on their own in the privacy of

01:00:37.440 their lives to determine what the culture of a nation is that's something that's already pre-established by

01:00:44.480 history and heritage it's not something that you choose but liberalism is an ideology that says you

01:00:50.480 choose your values and i don't think that that's um true i mean you you can choose to think for yourself

01:01:00.960 about many intellectual matters but you don't choose the heritage and traditions of your nation

01:01:08.800 that's pre-established uh it is pre-established that canada was uh founded by french and english speaking

01:01:17.520 peoples you don't choose that it is pre-established that canada has a was created by christian people

01:01:26.480 under the catholic church at first played a predominant role so you don't choose that that's just there

01:01:34.640 it's part of the history and it is a history that has many many decades behind it so you don't

01:01:41.680 say oh well i see all these catholic churches in quebec and i choose not to believe that they are real

01:01:50.160 and that i should include them in the history of quebec no that's just there and you accept it as a

01:01:56.560 historical reality and you acknowledge that they play that role in the making of quebec so that could

01:02:04.560 have been something that the government and the schools and through the curriculum have emphasized

01:02:12.880 but they don't do that instead they have rainbow flags i mean you go to schools around where i live

01:02:19.360 even in primary schools there are rainbow flags right on the sidewalks as you're walking into the

01:02:24.240 primary schools so why don't they have a flag from all canada just to give them a sense that even if now

01:02:31.200 that flag has gone the the ensign flag you can at least give students a sense that that was the flag

01:02:39.680 of your ancestors here they never teach anybody anything about new brunswick they don't teach

01:02:44.880 anything about the ancestor they don't let them or give them a sense of how much they struggle to create

01:02:51.520 new brunswick under such harsh difficulties um so that's uh that's what i mean or i think i

01:03:01.120 think that the means

01:03:05.920 were you satisfied with that answer daniel or do you want to you want to get in there

01:03:11.440 no it's it's it's it's fine i can nitpick at uh at detail but i'd prefer to keep uh asking dr dc do

01:03:20.320 shane some some more questions uh i go ahead i do think i i speak for the uh most people on this space

01:03:28.880 when i say there's a rising anxiety about around coming becoming a a minority within our own

01:03:35.360 homelands and i'm i'm wondering if you see that there is a political solution to uh the mass immigration

01:03:44.960 and multiculturalism kind of crisis that we find ourselves in and if so what you'd what you'd think

01:03:51.520 that uh that sort of political solution would would look like

01:03:59.120 well um

01:04:04.960 i mean i i am not you could say i don't think so but you could say that perhaps the answer i'm going

01:04:12.560 to give is pessimistic i am not as optimistic as i was in the past because i think that

01:04:23.680 millions of people have been brought from the outside already

01:04:27.760 i think if you look at the demographics if you look at the numbers ages zero to five years old

01:04:35.600 people if i remember canadians are already in manure i mean white canadians are already a minority

01:04:45.760 i have to recheck that but we have to be realistic you can't just say oh we're gonna repatriate

01:04:55.200 everyone i'm here give me some likes in x and so on and you act off and you just say this and that i mean

01:05:02.080 i do that myself but um when you think and reflect seriously about it

01:05:11.840 and it's not just canada it has happened to australia it has happened to new zealand it has

01:05:16.320 happened to england the united states and other nations they are in a really really difficult situation

01:05:25.600 there are millions of people from the outside and they have citizenship now you can say

01:05:32.960 oh they're not germans or they're not this or they're not that but according to liberalism which

01:05:39.680 is the dominant ideology of the west and it's not just an idea it is something that's institutionalized

01:05:46.720 in the legal system in the schools everywhere they are citizens all these people that were brought in

01:05:54.640 once they get citizenship they are canadians the indians the chinese the africans they are canadian

01:06:02.800 and so you cannot just say well we're just going to repatriate and work yes you could but before you do

01:06:12.960 that you're gonna have to bring about a complete alteration in the legal and ideological system of

01:06:22.400 canada so you have to be thinking about that how are you going to do that uh my view is that um canada

01:06:33.680 is on it's not going to do it so i now look for outside

01:06:40.480 a breakdowns a breakdown of the international liberal order i don't want to get too much into

01:06:51.680 this because it gets into all kinds of discussions but i look at the breakdown of um liberal unipolarism

01:07:01.200 which means the extension of liberalism across the world and the failure of american nato foreign policy

01:07:08.320 uh they are about to witness a major failure in ukraine um i'm hoping that trump

01:07:17.920 trump is successful with the tariff so that they can inflict um a defeat upon this free trade international

01:07:29.920 order which is part of liberalism um so i'm looking at things like that that can weaken at the international

01:07:39.280 level um the liberal order and discredit this ideology and then we can start moving further into

01:07:52.400 how we can discredit that ideology within various nations including canada so that people can start

01:08:00.720 re-syncing it and start uh questioning the very notion that anybody can come from the outside and just be a

01:08:08.400 citizen and we can start saying that a nation is more than um getting a legal paper that says you're a

01:08:20.320 citizen it also has to mean heritage culture ethnic identity and also to revive you know canadian identity

01:08:31.840 within canada but i don't see that happening domestically right within canada we have to

01:08:38.320 be serious about this unless some of you know of a mass movement developing within canada that is

01:08:47.600 ethno-nationalist i don't know of it uh the ppc has very minimal support um so that's how i look at it

01:09:02.480 do uh base do you want to go to short and like short and long had his hand up for a bit

01:09:06.320 i know daniel i don't know if you have any more questions but maybe we should flip through yeah

01:09:12.000 yeah for sure go ahead short short and long got some and i yeah i see new fee and i see a more

01:09:20.160 well i'm gonna i'm gonna say my my piece and then i'll fade away because uh i've been attacked on these

01:09:28.480 forums for saying that my family has been here since 1753 and we were german okay we were under

01:09:36.800 the english flag we were purchased as slaves uh we settled littleberg county nova scotia

01:09:44.000 and some asshole gets on here uh i don't even think he's actually been born in canada

01:09:49.440 telling me my history my people built the blue nose smith and ruland ruland is not a scottish name

01:09:57.760 it's not an irish name it's not an english name it's a german name so uh you know what nothing will

01:10:06.800 change in this country until you fuckers figure out who your friends are and uh yeah it's kind of worn

01:10:15.200 hard on me because i talked to this individual i tried to make peace with him and uh i showed

01:10:20.640 receipts and all i got was fucking bullshit in return you know what um i'm sorry but uh i i can't

01:10:30.000 subscribe with with with this stuff as long as i'm considered an outsider when my family has

01:10:36.800 brought civilization to this country and that's all i'll say cheers

01:10:41.760 thanks short and i you're referring to one particular person and i don't think we need

01:10:47.520 to get into it now but i don't think everyone feels that way but anyways well no no no nobody said hey

01:10:53.840 maybe this guy has a point well for what it's worth uh it happened in my space i don't know if it

01:11:00.800 happened anywhere else but it happened in my presence and the very next thing i said once i took the mic

01:11:07.760 after that person had their say was that i brought up our immigration act originally as we built and

01:11:14.720 allowed for all of europeans to be considered canadians and that was something that i supported so

01:11:21.760 other than that yeah uh i don't share that guy's opinions obviously i let him say his peace and i let

01:11:27.840 you defend yourself and then when you were done i took the mic and said what i had to say well

01:11:32.320 basically my my people were here before there was a canada before newfoundland came to this country

01:11:40.960 so you were here before my ancestors were i'm i'm only a third generation canadian exactly so

01:11:49.280 i'm sorry i'm sorry maybe i'm taking too seriously maybe i am but i'm just saying

01:11:54.400 that's all i'll say cheers i think you're i think you're letting an asshole's opinion

01:12:01.120 ruin your day honestly i don't i don't suspect the majority of us in here would have any question

01:12:07.360 of your canadianism you built the blue nose for crying out loud that's pretty epic and thank you

01:12:14.800 newfie for coming up and you know yeah clearing that up now now i've kind of like i'm like oh i know who

01:12:22.480 he's talking about yeah drop it short and long definitely drop it you had your hand up go ahead

01:12:28.800 you might as well continue

01:12:32.720 yeah all i wanted to offer was a little counter to uh the doctor's pessimism here and it's it's just

01:12:40.000 light-hearted counterism obviously but um i think he's wholeheartedly underestimating the young the kids

01:12:48.640 and uh as i've heard many of people say in our group of circles here the kids are all right and

01:12:55.840 uh you guys know what that's talking about the younger generation like high school kids right now

01:13:03.120 um they're a lot more based than any of us were in school in their age and i as long as they maintain that

01:13:14.240 math based like persona because it's it's it's not like politics they it's not they're not political

01:13:21.600 they're just when you talk to them about issues and get their opinions you find out that they are

01:13:27.040 what we would consider to be based and uh i i'm talking only about like the the people that i meet so

01:13:35.440 i'm talking in my province four different communities that i've coached high school basketball in over the

01:13:42.400 last decade and the kids that are coming through high school um they're they're based even the

01:13:48.720 ones we would consider to be not canadian lol like you know some of the non-whites that are in our schools

01:13:55.600 even they have more conservative leaning uh tendencies so i would just i know that the current

01:14:04.800 political sphere can allow for blackpilling and pessimism like and i get there too i'm not talking

01:14:11.280 from a high horse position but just just remember that the kids are all right and that everything

01:14:17.840 is cyclical so we're gonna go up and we're gonna come down it's uh it's everything that goes around

01:14:24.960 anyways i'll end it there for now well i just want to like ask you about that like um and i completely

01:14:32.640 agree my kids are zoomers like they're pretty base they're super awesome but are they like outnumbered

01:14:42.640 you know like disproportionately like where it's like they don't actually have a chance because it's

01:14:48.400 it's 10 to 1 kind of thing um even if they have the right attitude is is the math too um oppressive

01:14:59.120 for them that's sort of my question to you newfie um that is a good one i think what it's gonna so

01:15:06.560 right now if we had the support of the boomers we could fix this problem right so the way i'm looking

01:15:13.680 at it is in 15 20 years when they are in our shoes and i'm just talking for my age specifically but

01:15:22.640 this window we are going to be their boomers so they're going to need our support basically um so

01:15:30.800 i think if if we start and we get enough numbers in our uh in our age category we'll say in our

01:15:39.120 generation that when the zoomers come up and it's their turn to do something and be the adults they're

01:15:45.760 going to need the help of their boomers their old people which will be us at that point

01:15:49.760 uh so maybe we need to be better boomers than our boomers are for us

01:15:56.560 i agree 100 i'm gonna be the best boomer ever

01:16:00.640 fucking watch out oh i'm gonna be the coolest one in the nursing home

01:16:06.480 i want to be in your nurse yeah i know all tattooed up and shit they're gonna love me

01:16:10.560 amazing i oh okay um amore you had your did you have your hand up again because i was up and then

01:16:19.840 it went down amore no oh oh i i had a i had a thought but it was basically covered across a few

01:16:32.080 things so i'll i'll hold okay

01:16:40.560 okay we got curtis up here um our panels our panel's nice and full we got crash test welcome

01:16:51.920 yeah yeah hey ladies hey boss how's it going thanks for having me i've been just laying here chilling

01:16:59.520 and listening and you know this problem of what is a canadian is this i think it's important um and i i

01:17:10.080 think perhaps something you notice to kind of put it out there as an idea that maybe people will run

01:17:16.480 with and is that we need to create like a definition of what i call uh and maybe there's some other people

01:17:24.320 using this dialectic but like a canadian heritage so like heritage um where let's accept the fact

01:17:33.520 that you know canada was uh settled by a collection of europeans you know i'm a white anglo-saxon

01:17:42.560 and so you know i've my family goes back five generations in canada um born in canada and um

01:17:50.800 um you know we're english scottish irish um german of course but you know there's also the french

01:17:59.760 um i would also say that you know if we're going to create definitions to say okay it's an us and them

01:18:05.680 kind of thing because we have to if we don't you know slow down or address the jeet issue that we're

01:18:13.600 being injected by masses amounts of you know generally speaking low iq third world immigrants

01:18:20.560 that are just turning this country into a shithole if we don't create a sort of an association broadly

01:18:27.600 to protect the interests of and just stand up for the interests of these people we're

01:18:33.440 fucked and so i think you know i would propose that we you know we look at everybody and where we are

01:18:40.640 let's accept the fact that okay yeah there was some chinese people and some japanese people that helped

01:18:44.800 build the railroads you know when i grew up in the 90s as a teenager um i had you know cut a couple

01:18:50.400 immigrant friends and they were all pleasant and it was all great and it was never an issue of these

01:18:54.880 things because they were minorities that adapted to the greater majority of the amalgam the the

01:19:00.080 mixture of european settler classes like some of the ones i mentioned but perhaps we need to include

01:19:06.240 you know the native population the first nations whatever you want to call them and some of these

01:19:11.120 other people that have um a bloodline that go back here and we say these people are what canadians are

01:19:18.000 are and take it for what it's worth but this is where the buck stops and now we're going to you

01:19:24.000 know create a broad association that represents these people and you know pierre pauliev and

01:19:28.880 justin trudeau whoever the fuck they can come and do a little song and dance for us you know they go and

01:19:33.280 put on a towel on their heads and they go and dance and do a little marionette dance for various

01:19:37.760 seek organizations and things like that they can come and put on some of our ceremonial garb or maybe they

01:19:43.600 wave the old canadian flag but you know the what's the old one that they call the the red ensign red

01:19:48.080 ensign yeah you know we need to have some sort of association like that because there's if we don't

01:19:54.800 collectivize in some way uh we're in deep trouble but i i see a problem at least in the greater canada

01:20:02.400 at least of collectivizing i mean i think we should all collectivize along the lines that we want we think

01:20:07.200 we need to but because canada is fairly diverse in not not as much as it is now but was sort of diverse

01:20:15.920 maybe we have to accept that and say okay if you were born if your parents were born here say

01:20:22.480 or you were born here before 1980 your canadian heritage whatever that is and we start to

01:20:30.560 organize to protect the interests of that group and we say we want stuff and and whether that's

01:20:36.880 we get into politics and we start getting involved in local policy regional policy county policy you

01:20:43.280 know rural municipalities and we create uh an association and and and and you know that that's

01:20:52.080 the biggest problem is that because canada it's harder for us to just say it's not like we're germany

01:20:59.040 and we're germany and we could say we're germans and the bavarian culture and blah blah blah this is

01:21:04.320 german culture that's our that's our association we have that it's harder to do that here and so

01:21:10.080 maybe we just have to accept that and say okay these types of people that were born here or have

01:21:15.760 been here for this period of time are the ones that we start to collectivize with and you know who knows

01:21:22.640 where that could go but i don't know i just thought i'd kind of throw that out there i love it i love an

01:21:27.440 arbitrary line like we're just choosing a date 1980 that's it you know and everyone else from there on

01:21:33.520 in it's like you've been put on notice we need a line drawn somewhere um and you know i'm i'm totally

01:21:41.600 support that an association curtis we need to talk about that because i've got some things in the works

01:21:47.760 and you know i just i think we should brainstorm on um having an association for us and we are yeah

01:21:56.080 like a union it's not any different than anything out there khajiits have special interests you know

01:22:03.680 the seats have special interests and yet we're getting squashed and the future of our children

01:22:08.720 is getting squashed so i definitely want to talk to you about that and and and just another piece is like

01:22:14.400 i'm just so happy to hear how you're speaking and you know it takes the fortitudes of the newfielands

01:22:21.600 and the team max and and the daniels and and people like yourself um to to kind of come in hard like i

01:22:30.720 mean i have and this is just my own personal story but i have had the bus driven over me something like

01:22:39.840 in the media through anti-hate through fucking rachel gilmore through andrew coin through rupa

01:22:47.680 fucking supra mania i oh she's on the first plane out and like where the audacity of these people to

01:22:57.360 call me a racist to call me anti-semitic to call me you know vile and and all these sort of things and

01:23:03.280 i've been through this and i'm doing it so that we're at this point so that people such as yourself

01:23:10.160 you know with 100 000 followers or 60 000 followers are normalizing this conversation i i'm willing to

01:23:19.040 have that bus driven over me and my name as much as i don't like it because we need to have this

01:23:25.600 conversation that white ethno canadians need to have a voice and we're getting we're getting

01:23:33.680 genocided and i have a problem with that and if you need to call me names i'm still going to bring it up

01:23:39.440 as an issue so that was my little rant in my little vent thank you i'm hosting but i'm i'm a bit hurt at

01:23:46.880 this point because of um you know you're like you're just too racist and and this kind of thing and i'm

01:23:53.360 and it's like it's not that i have a problem with you i have a problem with what's happening to us

01:23:59.200 and that's where my and it's my kids and i got a lot of kids so you know wounded mother bears are very

01:24:06.360 dangerous daniel you had your hand up uh yeah and you you're you're very justified to be a hurt uh based

01:24:15.960 you've taken a lot of uh licks uh that i'd say are pretty undeserved uh deserved but uh i think curtis

01:24:23.180 makes a great point um one of the reasons that we see politicians pandering to ethnic minorities so

01:24:29.600 much is because they're they're organized and they're organized along ethnic lines like politicians

01:24:34.360 salivate at the opportunity to be able to talk to a room filled with people um and there's no easier

01:24:42.340 way to do that in canada than to uh rely on networks of uh ethnic ethno-religious groups um

01:24:53.020 we see this constantly when they uh and like having worked inside a political party like

01:25:01.700 the easiest way to to figure out how to fill a room within like a couple of days is uh in in these

01:25:11.360 areas with massive uh where where like minorities have become the majority and they can they're

01:25:18.360 organized around their temples and and so on um and they will be able to fill a room regardless of

01:25:26.360 whether or not they you know are hardcore conservatives or liberals or whatever um they show up because they

01:25:34.320 are loyal to their uh their organizations and their ethnicities and they they get out and they pack a

01:25:42.000 room and uh that's what politicians want and the easier that that is for them to do the the more

01:25:49.020 they'll end up pandering to these groups and we see it all the time but uh but for comparison heritage

01:25:55.920 canadians are you know they're we we are pretty liberal by nature uh we we've been become very atomized

01:26:04.260 we're very individualist minded um and that's been to our detriment um so i do think the the solution in

01:26:13.840 the immediate term is to to create a a an organization that can be a gathering point for

01:26:21.280 heritage canadians um i don't think that this question of what is a canadian is is all that

01:26:28.320 difficult to to answer uh although no politician seems to be able to do it um like it's it's it's

01:26:36.520 right there staring at you in the face it's just people want to uh you know jump through hoops in

01:26:42.360 order to not offend uh different stakeholders uh the reality is like a canadian is is the descendants of

01:26:50.400 the the the settlers and the pioneers that built this country and yes they they typically fall into

01:26:56.180 you know french scottish irish english uh but there is a slew of other european uh groups that that did

01:27:06.320 help build this country uh you know pre-confederation and even post-confederation um like 1867 as a cutoff is

01:27:14.880 is uh only the start of much of of canada right the confederation was just four provinces when

01:27:22.480 uh when it first began uh there is still settling of the country that happened even after 1867 mostly

01:27:30.400 in the west um so there there is an easy and satisfying definition that includes still the

01:27:37.700 majority of this country um it's just people end up being evasive to try and not offend different

01:27:43.240 groups but this is this is a historically accurate definition of what it means to be canadian

01:27:48.040 um and being able to answer the question confidently and uh creating a professional and safe space for

01:27:55.880 people to kind of latch on to and hosting our own events where we can bring people together and fill

01:28:02.940 rooms to just you know enjoy ourselves socially um it doesn't always have to be political but

01:28:09.000 as we grew grow in numbers the politicians will follow like we all know that politicians in canada

01:28:17.500 are not leaders they're followers it's one of the things that uh most people hate about politicians

01:28:23.220 but we have to we understand this and we have to take advantage of it um just like they'll dress up

01:28:30.540 uh with their head coverings and and so on to to go into sick temples or or whatnot uh if we

01:28:39.600 once we collect significant enough numbers they'll they'll come and they'll wave wave the red ensign

01:28:46.220 um and they'll do what they have to to to win our support

01:28:50.600 uh who i think newfieland newfieland newfieland i think you were next and then tmac and then

01:28:58.880 crash test maybe am i right there that sounds about right from what i saw and i'll i'll be quick

01:29:07.060 too is what curtis said um the idea of the definition is absolutely required like it's not

01:29:14.160 it's not we shouldn't even be talking about is it a good idea bad ideas no it's it's something we

01:29:19.560 absolutely require and uh our own government has done this by the way like along the way they've

01:29:26.240 changed the definition of what canadian is and open it up for for the current situation like even

01:29:33.160 what curtis said about some non-whites like the like the asian population that were included in

01:29:38.420 canada uh because of what they did voluntarily or otherwise uh for for building railroads and

01:29:47.540 all their infrastructure right so there is an absolute requirement and going back to 1867

01:29:53.300 is retired i mean like you said there's only four provinces then so you're going to say albertans

01:29:57.880 are not canadians neither saskatchewan and bc and i mean that means newfoundland we didn't join

01:30:03.100 until 1949 so does that mean we're just like ethnically not canadian i'm fine with that by

01:30:08.080 the way but uh obviously it's a bit absurd so there there has to be some sort of proper definition

01:30:14.300 um other countries have done it i'll just say you know countries you're not supposed to talk about

01:30:19.920 because they're they're evil if you look at the way they decided to structure what is an ethnic of

01:30:26.300 their uh nation there's there's some pretty based ways and some pretty reasonable ways

01:30:33.040 to to kind of draw a cutoff line of how far back you need to go uh and you could probably have to

01:30:42.740 regionalize that a little bit like i said because provinces joined canada in different time slots but

01:30:48.600 smarter people than me will be able to figure out a way to make it work and it's not is it a good idea

01:30:54.660 or not it's absolutely we should be already working on this there has to be a working definition of

01:31:00.500 what a canadian is uh and it can't just be we have to have a proper definition

01:31:07.040 daniel we're looking at you daniel

01:31:10.760 i i so newfie and daniel both just touched on what i was gonna say and you know i i agree with

01:31:21.460 those guys completely also think that uh curtis is coming from the right place you know we need a

01:31:26.840 simple and distinct definition of what a canadian is so you know when we get asked this question

01:31:32.680 it's not a gotcha for the left and you know i would propose that uh the definition is you know

01:31:38.820 canadians are a white european diaspora population that was founded by the english irish french and

01:31:46.260 scottish you know you you keep it simple like that and and those ethnicities are represented on

01:31:52.780 the red end sun um which you know gives it historical value uh other european populations

01:32:00.940 were obviously able to assimilate and become canadians because we share the same ethnicity

01:32:07.260 um or a race uh we have similar cultures uh the same religion but these people that are coming

01:32:14.540 from the third world they will never ever be able to be canadian i don't i don't care if they're

01:32:19.940 fucking third generation you are still not canadian so yeah just just to reiterate i think we need a

01:32:26.700 a simple definition for what a canadian is and and you know what i said earlier i i think sums it up

01:32:33.500 pretty well yeah your preamble there made a lot uh was worth a lot the the foundation of and then

01:32:42.340 others that were allowed in i i appreciate that good job tina thanks tina uh crash test you're up

01:32:51.420 hey friends how's everybody doing

01:32:54.480 we are living the dream as that makes one of us but like you know at least it's me

01:33:02.180 what we got to look at is that canadian culture can't be mass produced it is what it is and with

01:33:10.160 us in the states we kind of have like a

01:33:12.200 sort of a i don't know what i'm really looking for to say here but it's it's unique

01:33:20.460 experience where our culture came from three to five hundred years of rando europeans coming in here

01:33:30.120 and mish mashing it up and smashing all these cultures together of dutch german french you know

01:33:36.360 generic western european countries that shared each other's values but like a canadian

01:33:43.320 to me anyway you can't like my family's been here so long we don't gather around the dinner table

01:33:51.360 there's no talk of the old country there's no qualifying for another passports you know if there's

01:33:57.480 no background there's no like this is our background this is our home there's no plan b

01:34:06.420 there's no other passports we speak english and we as a collective kind of need to put our fucking

01:34:13.040 foot down to the fact that there's a huge difference in between a printer paper canadian

01:34:19.300 a canadian citizen and an ethnic canadian even the ppc does this the candidates come out and they'll

01:34:26.760 say oh well i'm you know i'm a canadian just as canadian as you are it's like you've been here for 10

01:34:33.080 years but like i will not allow you to boil down 400 to 500 years of my culture to something that got shot

01:34:42.500 out of the front of a fucking laser printer you have a passport you have citizenship papers you are not

01:34:50.760 an ethnic canadian and i will not allow you to subvert my culture and boil it down to your convenience

01:34:57.980 you're a citizen you are not an ethnic canadian there's a huge delineation point and like as a

01:35:07.760 people we really need to to put our foot down and and start delineating that point

01:35:13.640 that's really all i have to say that's why it's so important to nail this definition down though

01:35:22.100 and to make it workable because the good example of what you just said is people like short and long

01:35:28.040 his family is german but he's been in canada while my my family was back in ireland struggling potato

01:35:35.980 famines and fighting great yeah exactly but his family my grandma it's my grandfather that came

01:35:42.080 here that's it yeah but like i have a friend who's marrying an irish girl she showed up she

01:35:49.340 understands yes i am here i went through the proper steps like our culture mishmashes really well

01:35:54.740 together because of you know who predominantly landed here we're going to get along a little bit better

01:35:59.460 than your average you know person from mumbai there's not that cultural barrier she knows she's

01:36:05.240 not canadian she knows she's an irish girl in canada she gets it her grandkids will be canadian

01:36:11.460 you know it it it doesn't take a generation to to make a canadian you don't get off a boat and be

01:36:22.000 canadian you don't get papers shot out from a laser printer and be canadian it takes

01:36:29.220 a hundred years four or five generations of mish mashing all of these western european values and

01:36:35.740 a little bit of native stuff too if you really want to go back or get your get your heartstrings pulled

01:36:39.740 but it took a long time to make what we have here people wise and i'm i'm not going to tolerate

01:36:49.080 somebody coming in and saying i've been here for 20 years so i'm canadian absolutely fucking not

01:36:57.500 we cannot be mass-produced and our culture is worth more than your in your passport photo

01:37:06.000 that's all i got

01:37:10.060 if i could segue from what crash test was saying you're up there are more um

01:37:17.820 i'm third generation canadian like my family got here i think my great-grandparents got here in

01:37:25.120 1870 1890 something like that so not as much as some of the other canadians here um one thing i've

01:37:35.560 witnessed objectively and it seems to be it really started around 2005 i know it's been in the works

01:37:41.140 since before then but since then there is a football team of super special boyos and girls

01:37:47.260 that is actively subverting all of our institutions and all of our legislation that makes it so uh non-canadians

01:37:56.700 and people um new canadians let's say can physically assault injure um hurl insults at domestic white

01:38:04.720 canadians and not receive any sort of lawfare whatsoever but if we want to have our own group

01:38:11.260 our own special interests group this is going to um we are going to be involved with this law fair

01:38:18.740 and i think it's good to get started on it sooner rather than later uh before we lose the ability to

01:38:24.680 collectivize in that regard in any regard whatsoever um but what we're seeing today is quite literally the

01:38:32.560 result of 150 200 years of careful planning from a very special football team that absolutely hates

01:38:38.740 every single white canadian and so i think it's the the fatigue is part of what we're what we're

01:38:47.040 witnessing and we have to be very careful with going forward because every year we lose resources

01:38:55.180 and mechanics that we can use to leverage our own system in our favor

01:38:59.360 because and i'll just drop curtis in this real quick too like he says and he said in a couple

01:39:07.380 of other spaces is there's the country there's there's the world that you wish you lived in

01:39:12.120 like your ideal world and there's the world we have and so it's trying to create one with the

01:39:18.200 mechanisms and the tools of the latter

01:39:20.380 just uh just curious what do you mean by a special football team that hates every white canadian

01:39:30.280 i had that i'm not going to go down that road because that's anti-semitic

01:39:34.840 yeah okay i kind of thought that's where he was going but i was i was also i was also worried that

01:39:41.600 i had my head under a rock somewhere with canadian content too yeah yeah same

01:39:50.380 it should be a it should be a hockey team shouldn't it isn't that what the definition

01:39:56.200 of a canadian is someone who drinks a double double while they're watching a hockey game

01:40:00.040 they go to tim hortons and they like hockey i don't consider anybody who kisses the wall

01:40:04.880 and has loyalty to another country as any form of canadian at all exactly i mean i don't think

01:40:11.440 we should allow people to hold a dual citizenship at all and and other countries do this as well

01:40:16.780 it's not it's not like so think about it this way the indians that come here to canada

01:40:24.080 they don't allow their people to hold dual citizenship if they want to apply for canadian

01:40:30.600 citizenship their country shreds their documents you're done you're not a citizen anymore you can

01:40:35.940 come back and reapply i'm sure they have some kind of fast track to get you back whatever but you don't

01:40:41.180 get to hold dual citizenship if you want to leave india and get citizenship somewhere else you

01:40:46.680 lose your home status i i that sounds reasonable to me like you shouldn't if you're a canadian

01:40:53.720 and you want to become a citizen of some other country i don't think you should be able to keep

01:40:59.060 your canadian citizenship i don't think you should be able to come here well i don't think you should

01:41:04.260 be able to come here at all but i mean you know we'll we'll leave it at that for now you guys get

01:41:08.680 the point of what i'm saying right like the dual citizenship in general seems retarded you should

01:41:13.000 lose yeah yeah you should lose your canadian passport if if you go abroad but also we cannot

01:41:19.740 be having these fucking you know jeets coming here from from punjab who can barely speak english and then

01:41:25.880 being elected as mps so it should go both ways but yeah i i agree with you or being like a known

01:41:33.420 actual terrorist like isn't allowed to travel internationally because of your ties to terrorism

01:41:38.820 and somehow you're the leader of a political party in canada or you're the mayor of a city in canada

01:41:43.900 how how did we fail so poorly as a nation to allow that to happen yeah and i mean i actually think the

01:41:56.420 the rules for who should be able to become a politician should be stricter than our citizenship

01:42:01.920 rules like whatever rules we draw up for what a canadian is and we whatever line we draw

01:42:08.200 that line is for like what is a canadian now who who amongst that group is allowed to be to become

01:42:17.400 an elected official and hold authority over the rest of them needs to be even stricter rules

01:42:23.820 uh before okay so before we go to bruce and then i don't see zeus's hand up a bit of housekeeping we

01:42:30.740 have four requests uh there's no room right now on the panel so we're not ignoring you guys we just

01:42:35.500 can't bring you up right now so i guess i don't know based after we the hand we're clear the hands

01:42:40.920 did you want to change the subject to with crash tests with uh something you wanted to discuss with

01:42:45.960 him something has said he's sure i mean like this is i mean in crash test already spoke outside of his

01:42:53.400 zone of uh comfort so i'm i'm already feeling a breakthrough happened yeah no we can do whatever

01:42:58.380 super proud of that yeah i'm yeah i'm totally i'm totally fine um and yeah maybe we'll uh we'll

01:43:06.280 cycle through some people just to get uh to to the hands and um and get to some some new requests

01:43:14.040 so uh those who are waiting in line thank you for your patience it's like you're waiting in the tube

01:43:20.020 it's like okay for those of you waiting in the tube thank you for your patience okay so bruce so um

01:43:28.380 hello yeah go ahead hey alan okay um yeah just uh about the uh

01:43:35.520 you know the thing about the uh calistanis and stuff here is basically what i thought we were

01:43:42.420 talking about here uh there are so many of them in here that uh canada now we have our passports

01:43:51.220 being uh our passports worth nothing we just saw brazil saying we're not gonna accept canadian

01:43:58.680 passports anymore you have to apply for visas and that's because we've let so many of these people in

01:44:05.840 that are part of this calistani movement i don't know why canada is so friendly to this terrorist

01:44:13.140 organization when they have committed one of the biggest terrorist acts the biggest terrorist attack

01:44:20.440 on canadian soil with the bombing of air india and we've let them in and now they run our

01:44:26.960 trucking industry i i don't want to give away where i work but like i mean there are a lot of

01:44:34.300 truckers that have these calistani uh flags and stuff uh on their on their cars on their you know

01:44:43.840 hanging on their uh rearview uh mirrors and stuff uh and it's it's it's absolutely absurd to me

01:44:51.480 where we have been here like we're coming back to where what a canadian is that question a canadian

01:44:59.700 is a person of english irish scottish or french descent that that is who founded this country

01:45:08.640 and and that's my simple answer to that and if you're you're a part of that heritage then

01:45:14.760 you're a canadian and uh these people that we are letting in they are not canadian they do not stand

01:45:22.560 for this values and they are destroying the trucking industry they're they're killing canadians on the

01:45:31.960 roads um it's horrible and it needs to stop and uh i guess that's all i wanted to say and we'll go on

01:45:40.240 to the next speaker but uh thanks for having me love you bruce i love your posts everybody give bruce

01:45:48.180 a follow he posts cool stuff all the time and he's totally dialed in thank you brother thank you

01:45:54.840 and if you're finished speaking if you want you can drop down if you know if you're done and you

01:46:02.240 don't have anything to say you can always ask to come back up just so we can get some other people

01:46:05.460 that are requested as well yeah go ahead i'm gonna cook a dinner you guys continue on great

01:46:11.100 conversation i'll continue to listen okay thank you guys for so much for having me no problem thanks

01:46:17.500 go ahead deuce yeah i think one of the problems that you have is the government are advertising

01:46:25.780 for immigrants to come over there with an incentive of money now i've seen this been going pretty hard

01:46:31.980 this this drive to uh recruit or get people to immigrate there and i don't believe it's aimed at us

01:46:39.840 so i'm imagining what they're trying to do is poach the fucking invaders we have over here

01:46:43.700 to come over there so i would say that's one of the problems you have over there is the way the

01:46:48.960 government's advertising really hard for people anywhere to come over there

01:46:52.700 yeah that's pretty much they you know and the funny thing is is that they just announced that we needed

01:46:59.480 to bring over uh some people for again jobs that aren't being filled and then i think recently maybe

01:47:05.720 a week ago they said the unemployment rate has gone up so which is it do we have lots of jobs that

01:47:10.860 nobody's working or do we have not enough jobs for people

01:47:13.220 i actually saw that it was the we were bringing over the wrong types of people for the jobs that

01:47:23.760 need to be filled so now we need to bring over other ones exactly yeah

01:47:27.220 all right welcome to the stage darren you've had you've been patient waiting in the tube

01:47:35.140 appreciate that good afternoon good evening everyone um i've been talking about this a lot

01:47:43.340 in spaces in public all over and i've had some really interesting feedback and

01:47:52.020 one of the best ways that i can kind of help rally people as to you know what a canadian is

01:48:00.180 is to me as someone who has high morality a high trust system someone who is a hick or a hippie that

01:48:09.260 wants to be a steward of the land the animals someone who has you know respect for you know all those

01:48:16.240 traditions and values to me that's what a canadian is uh it's it's really hard to rally people over

01:48:24.940 all these things right because you got to remember like i'll i'll even dox myself here so i'm a barber

01:48:30.220 i regularly do services of cutting of hair and whatnot for all different types of people and a lot of

01:48:38.500 business owners in my region and a lot of them like these conversations but because of the corporate

01:48:45.520 control that is instilled in every single aspect of our lives and our society it makes it very difficult

01:48:53.540 for them to want to step into the spotlight in fear of not being able to provide for their families

01:49:00.860 right because they are not at a position of being anti-fragile and self-reliant or as i like to say

01:49:06.160 a position of fuck you right so as curtis has said many times before and many other people in here before

01:49:12.480 right like how do we how do we draw the line how do we do these things right and so my movement that i've

01:49:19.180 been trying to get towards and now i'm just one person i'm just one barber like i don't have the

01:49:24.060 same resources as a lot of other people but i've been trying to rally other people in my region

01:49:29.620 specifically business owners that i like to call the hicks and hippies first movement where if you

01:49:35.860 identify as a hick or a hippie where you want to have a high moral high trust society where you are not

01:49:43.700 afraid of being labeled something negative like for for example my biggest fear that i tell everyone

01:49:50.500 right now i'm not i'm not afraid of being labeled a sexist a racist a misogynist whatever derogatory

01:49:57.440 term is i am legitimately afraid of the future of my of my children that i could potentially have

01:50:05.340 the girls the the young women in my life that call me uh uncle for example right like that is my

01:50:11.080 biggest fear right now is that so many children and subsequent generation of canadians or westerners

01:50:18.960 are not going to be able to have the same rights freedoms or any sort of quality of life that a lot

01:50:25.520 of us got to grow up where we were able to freely do business freely interact with each other without

01:50:32.140 being accosted by someone who you know may not speak the same language with us may not have share the

01:50:37.940 same morals and values you know and the way how i break things down is what we were saying before

01:50:42.940 right is that we we live a life of conveniences so the vast majority of westerners especially are not

01:50:50.180 going to want to inconvenience themselves because it's a knee-jerk reaction right so we have to make

01:50:55.800 these things as crystal clear as possible and easy to digest as possible and so whenever canadians

01:51:02.820 are concerned about going up against this brown tide that is coming into our country the easiest way

01:51:08.320 that i can kind of describe it as to why they do not jive with us is that if you look up on the old

01:51:13.300 google there and you and you ask google what is the demographic of people from india and it will tell

01:51:19.120 you 78 percent of people from india are hindus and in their culture and their religion they believe

01:51:27.480 the river ganja is to be the one of the most sacred and holiest places on earth but yet it is one of the

01:51:33.000 most disgusting waste-filled places on earth and especially because it's one of the top five largest

01:51:39.180 rivers on this planet too so to me i always rally people in the west especially the hicks and the

01:51:45.560 hippies and be like hey how can you expect someone to have the same morals and values as you when they're

01:51:52.520 even in their own religion in their own culture they have no respect for something that they

01:51:56.920 consider to be of the most importance or value right so as i said before i make it as simple and

01:52:02.580 easy as possible in canada we play we play hockey over there they play cricket you can never expect

01:52:09.160 someone who plays a different sport than us just to play by our rules right so i'm not saying that we

01:52:14.420 have to go ahead well dan i mean like okay so here's where here's where the problem and i

01:52:22.520 think this is where like we run into the wall with like ethno-nationalism and and like you're

01:52:28.780 sounding like you're referring to canadians as a set of values our america americans are referred to

01:52:36.060 as a set of ideas and there is a racial component to this and that's why we're drilling down drilling down

01:52:45.400 what does it mean to be canadian and this is until like white canadians can actually articulate that we

01:52:54.920 are a people like the metis are a people that get all sorts of recognition we're english irish scottish

01:53:02.860 french you know and the european diaspora we are a white people and this is a white country until we can

01:53:12.280 actually acknowledge the racial component to this we're just going to be talking in civic nationalist

01:53:19.400 terms and then it's just like a canadian as a canadian as a canadian and then we're like down the

01:53:25.840 same rabbit hole of not like holding the line in what we actually are we're not a paper canadian we are

01:53:35.720 ethnically canadian so that's where i i want to ask you because like when you say the hippies and the

01:53:41.900 hicks who are the hicks they're like old stock white canadians who are the hippies they probably come

01:53:47.660 from the european diaspora and most likely white chicks right but we are you know like we those are

01:53:54.260 white people and so it's sort of like this fancy way of getting around saying white ethnic canadians

01:54:01.420 what are your thoughts on that i mean i agree with you but at the same time too you gotta understand right

01:54:07.780 like people are going to have such a visceral reaction to that stuff because we have been

01:54:13.840 brainwashed for so many times here so i'm i agree with you 100 but you can't talk like that to most

01:54:21.240 these normies unfortunately right so that's why i say hicks and hippies right because i don't want to

01:54:26.880 win the battle i want to win the fucking war pardon my french here right like like there's so many people

01:54:33.360 that are a hodgepodge of you know mixed nationalism like i'll give you the best example here like i'm

01:54:39.820 polish and irish but my dad's middle brother he is so tan he looks like he's native he looks like he's

01:54:45.280 objibwe like and i know he ain't objibwe because i like he grew up in one of the most rural parts of

01:54:51.820 canada right and he is as polish as he can get when my family's been here for three plus generations

01:54:56.920 that's what i'm trying to say but what i'm trying to refine this as is that i agree with you

01:55:01.680 how do we how do we make this as white nationalistic as possible without losing ground

01:55:09.440 i think the only way forward and like i said you may have a better solution than me

01:55:13.500 but it's hicks and hippies because unfortunately there's a lot of heinz 57 people out there that

01:55:19.120 are a mix of many different things that share our morals and our values that want to get rid of this

01:55:24.680 absolutely apartheid state that we call the de facto corporation of canada the united states right like

01:55:31.240 i just don't know of any other way to win because there's just so many other mixes right like we're

01:55:37.020 not we're not an ethno state like germany or ireland or any other country anymore we're such a hodgepodge

01:55:42.000 right so what's the easiest way to say hicks and hippies because they will probably have a western

01:55:47.440 european values core value system or morals right but that's just canada was canada was 90 plus percent

01:55:55.040 white in 1980 so canada was the closest thing to an ethno state that you are going to get

01:56:00.460 um you know and we're not going to win this war by ceding ground to the leftists and refusing to use

01:56:08.180 language that is accurate we are never going to win that war with the leftists on on the language

01:56:14.880 things so you know what we need to do is push the overton window and bring these arguments to normies

01:56:21.160 because when you do that you realize that most normies actually agree with us and they've just

01:56:26.520 been so brainwashed that they have this visceral reaction but then when you you give it to them

01:56:32.060 logically they're like yeah that makes sense so i completely disagree with you i think that you know

01:56:37.580 ceding ground to the left and refusing to um speak truth is is the wrong way to go about it

01:56:44.120 i just wanted to respond quickly you can you can push back as much as you want man right but like i said

01:56:50.240 i i agree with you guys a hundred percent but we just don't address the massive elephant in the room

01:56:57.160 the majority of people are going to push back on us and we're not going to be able to keep our ground

01:57:03.720 because they have been brainwashed from literally from our food to our water to our birth from our

01:57:09.360 everything right like this is so crazy right like look at our school systems right how much pedophilia

01:57:16.140 and all this other nonsense has been going on through our systems you know like this is what

01:57:20.460 i'm saying right like i agree with you but like as someone who is who has 50 plus conversations a day

01:57:27.180 with people that i may or may not know in person through my work and twitter spaces this is this this

01:57:34.760 seems to be the only viable path that has the most amount of traction i'm not saying that we can't we

01:57:40.620 can't you know refine things as we go along but unfortunately our societal battery right now

01:57:46.780 is about 15 like we are losing the war right now like we're getting glimpses but that notification is

01:57:54.140 on i disagree and you know i like you're right things are fucked up but your strategy of going about

01:58:01.420 it is the complete wrong way okay well i i challenge you how many people how many people are you converting

01:58:07.560 every day how many people you can how many people are you making a positive difference in your life

01:58:12.600 i don't know if you've seen them i got hands man i got hands i like i just don't want to do this back

01:58:17.320 and forth like hang in there just put on pause let me go to murphy then i've got uh newfie and katherine

01:58:24.120 so murphy let her rip sure thanks oh geez based you have a great space going on thanks based posty and lee for

01:58:31.560 hosting this space i just want to give it up to the host because this is not an easy task that they're

01:58:36.040 performing um and uh so i i mean i was i put my hand up that was way earlier when um uh when my

01:58:43.080 when my newfoundland when my newfie friend was speaking um talking about he was making a really good

01:58:47.720 point about how india does not allow for dual citizenship and i i do know that many years ago

01:58:54.120 and i do think there's been some slight change because when i've asked some aussies about it

01:58:58.280 they seem very unfamiliar but i would say about 20 years ago or so um you know let's say marrying an aussie

01:59:05.240 uh you know and then heading to australia was not grounds to receive any sort of uh permanent

01:59:11.400 residency or citizenship so i feel like maybe they've maybe they've um less than that a bit

01:59:15.800 um and you're right so uh india india is really on the right track they do not allow for dual

01:59:22.040 citizenship i i i would actually argue that a couple of things can happen right to to t-max point

01:59:28.280 to darren's point to to newfie's point to my own point is a general moratorium on uh immigration

01:59:37.320 student visas uh you know because one student and one one immigrant is never one student or one

01:59:43.000 immigrant it's always 20 or 30 or you know that however many family members they can get to come

01:59:47.160 across right so let's let's bring that level down very very significantly right i mean almost to it to

01:59:53.800 to to a nil um what you know let's work on that and then maybe we can work on talking about you know

02:00:00.120 what canada is again uh and also then address the dual citizenship issue um so i guess my point is to

02:00:08.120 really to newfie's point is if um if a lot of these folks that were coming here knew that they would not

02:00:14.200 be able to hold dual citizenship they wouldn't come here they wouldn't fucking come here right and so

02:00:20.280 maybe that might be a good starting point i'm not sure even though i'm a big peer supporter i'm

02:00:25.160 probably not really not really sure uh how that's going to go with uh with the you know not really

02:00:31.080 sure how that's working as he's praising a bunch of his uh candidates are dual citizens well exactly

02:00:35.960 well no as he's as he's praising venezuela not entirely sure how that's going to go but uh you know

02:00:42.920 i think i think that would be a really good starting point if we're talking about like how are we

02:00:46.920 going to maybe potentially get back to a point where you know we get to breathe from this mass

02:00:52.840 and look and even in these places with with mass amounts of immigrants places like brampton places

02:00:59.800 like mississauga places like calgary those folks themselves don't even fucking want additional you

02:01:06.440 know immigration so i think it would be a good time for us to sort of regroup and how we're going

02:01:11.240 to do that i don't know i'll listen to you guys to you know but thanks for letting me speak

02:01:14.840 based posty lee you guys are doing a great job you ladies are doing a great job

02:01:20.200 thank you so much new fee you can follow up and then katherine

02:01:26.360 yeah well i mean i think the dual citizenship idea just i think it just makes sense like you

02:01:30.680 shouldn't be able to have dual citizenship you you can't hold loyalty to two places and ideally

02:01:37.400 citizenship to any nation should be like a racial or ethnical type of thing so to have dual

02:01:44.760 would maybe imply if you had two parents of one kind of you know anyways that wasn't my point i

02:01:51.960 put my hand up because i wanted to talk about what a canadian is i think although a lot of us want to

02:01:58.440 instinctively look at the red enzyme and say that's it that's who built their country blah blah blah

02:02:03.480 obviously there's got to be other people involved in that and i think the the western western the

02:02:10.680 european diaspora concept makes a lot of sense to me because the people that need to be included

02:02:18.520 outside of the red enzyme are a west or a european diaspora and we would be doing a large disservice to a

02:02:27.160 large portion of people who are wholly more canadian than myself if we were to just say that it was

02:02:34.520 simply england ireland scotland and france type thing um just to point out like because of where i am

02:02:44.200 in the generationalness of canadianism i can apply for irish citizenship and i can once i get

02:02:52.920 granted irish citizenship i can apply for a program a relocation program and they'll offer me 350 pounds

02:03:01.640 to move to a specific island off the western coast of ireland based that all that solely because of

02:03:10.280 the blood that runs through my body both of my grandfathers and both of my grandmothers

02:03:16.760 immigrated from ireland they were born and raised and immigrated to newfoundland

02:03:20.920 so like if you were to do the hundred rule test on me i'm not a canadian like i i guess technically

02:03:28.440 irish at that point but like by the hundred year rule so anyways european diaspora i think

02:03:36.760 is is a way to include all that need to be included and exclude all that need to be excluded in our

02:03:42.200 definition right on catherine

02:03:46.200 howdy everyone um i just first i want to applaud everyone for your courage in here

02:03:53.240 um this is like incredibly um you know brave of all of you to stand up and say you know what

02:04:01.000 um i'm not afraid of being called weaponized buzzwords i care about the future of everyone's

02:04:09.000 children here um and that i want them to be able to have a prosperous future and i think that um

02:04:17.800 you know everyone's had some really great points um and i i'm all about solution oriented thinking

02:04:24.840 and i've always kind of said you know like i think you know there was the debate between what's the best

02:04:29.800 approach i think they're both correct and i'm a big fan of the art of seduction i don't know if you've

02:04:35.560 ever heard of the author robert green um he wrote the 48 laws of power as well and he always talks

02:04:42.280 about the art of seduction isn't just about romance it's it can be about politics as well right and so

02:04:48.120 the number one rule in seduction is that you always approach indirectly right you don't automatically

02:04:55.080 tell someone that you want to fuck them okay so you have to approach these things indirectly right

02:05:02.040 the best way to seduce someone is for them to not know that they're being seduced until they've

02:05:07.400 already fallen right and so we have to perhaps look at this a very in a very similar way um use art uh

02:05:17.480 you know approach indirectly you don't have to raid away go hard and just be like

02:05:21.640 you know go all out and so with that my idea for creating sort of like a an ethno state if you will

02:05:32.280 will without actually declaring it as such because the last time that happened the entire world um went

02:05:39.640 against that state and destroyed it so um to avoid that uh you can't necessarily be overt out of the gate

02:05:49.400 so with alberta separatism there's a lot of momentum there so if everybody who wanted to have a majority

02:05:57.160 white country came to alberta and we separated and then we simply stopped giving handouts um stopped

02:06:05.080 allowing any sort of foreign money for religious organizations um maybe even create free health care

02:06:12.520 for dogs um make bacon and uh ham the national food or something and up the pig farms find ways to make

02:06:22.520 it so it's very strongly culturally european create um in the old days so in canadian um history for

02:06:30.360 recreation there was a time where they would use the um schools after hours weekends and evenings

02:06:37.240 to have you know shindigs where they would do polka or line dances or other forms of dancing together

02:06:45.480 and this was the original speed dating a lot of these dances that people would dance around in circles

02:06:50.600 you know the especially the youth so getting them to dance in circles with every single person

02:06:55.720 um was a great way that the boys didn't have to have pressure to necessarily go ask

02:06:59.960 a girl to dance um so this would also help up our population that sort of thing so um that is what

02:07:07.320 i'd like to see because we can do a lot of talking um but i see alberta separation as a genuine way to

02:07:14.200 move forward and make our dreams come true over and out you know i love that idea i love the seduction idea

02:07:20.680 and i think that there will be people who will be amazing at seducing and then there's going to be

02:07:27.560 freight trains and i think that we need both we're going to need the ones who can steamroll over this

02:07:33.480 and then the ones who can be softer and stroke your hair all right who do we have up next and

02:07:41.240 mr jared jared and then ashley would be after

02:07:47.560 uh i just people talked about like the barber guys saying like how he's talked to people and

02:07:53.480 like how do we talk to people without being like labeled with a weaponized term in return all that

02:07:58.120 kind of stuff and things like one thing i haven't heard in this discussion yet in the last half hour

02:08:02.120 i've been here so was that when i discussed it people have discussed it with was i'm like guys if you

02:08:10.840 just go on to this is just my like word for word kind of thing that i say them you were however you

02:08:15.880 like but i'm like guys if you just go to x twitter whatever and type in australia in the search bar

02:08:23.160 type in ireland in the search bar type in uk in the search bar look at what happens in every single

02:08:30.120 one of these feeds and what you'll notice is it's the exact same things in each one of these commonwealth

02:08:39.080 countries that that's statistically not a coincidence it's clearly something is planned

02:08:47.480 it's not just the canadian government did some weird or bad decisions there's a global thing going

02:08:54.600 on and it's being documented live stream minute to minute you can watch it play out in any one of these

02:09:01.880 western nations i could ramble there but like i'm sure like so what i'm trying to pitch here and to

02:09:08.280 line my little play is like when we're discussing it's not like we have to like there's many ways

02:09:12.760 you can talk to someone but instead of me trying to convince people of how i'm perceiving the world

02:09:19.000 i'm like look like if you want examples countless of them and not just one country but like a dozen

02:09:28.360 countries you can you don't have to put like uk immigrants you don't have to put australia australia

02:09:34.760 image you just put in uk because it's all their countries talking about because it's that bad there

02:09:43.080 sweden i think it's sweden is switzerland sweden sorry i was getting backwards one of them is the

02:09:47.160 highest domestic bombing bombings of the world right now domestic explosions that's not normal

02:09:56.840 for either switzerland or sweden i think it's sweet i'm sorry i can't remember which one but it's

02:10:01.640 sweden thank you sorry and i'm sorry for sweden so just like i just want to mention this as another

02:10:09.320 tool in everyone's belt when they're having the discussions it's like look i don't need to convince

02:10:13.800 you of anything or try and project my opinion of how we should be riding this country but hey

02:10:19.960 maybe if you look around what's happening it's not just happening to us it's literally destroying all

02:10:25.400 these nations you can look through and see their economies are failing all of them are going

02:10:31.000 through censorship and free speech laws people are being thrown in jail for their facebook posts which

02:10:36.360 i tell my friends about that got them paying attention remember there we're we're seeing our

02:10:42.040 our media through x most of the country is not they're seeing it through the curated media feeds by these

02:10:51.000 parasitic people that have been controlling us for centuries so anyways i'll turn around thank you

02:10:58.840 thank you i'm not sure uh i i saw daniel newfie i think it's ashley was actually and daniel yeah

02:11:07.800 what we're seeing here in real time is uh which i'm convinced of is euro canadian culture genocide

02:11:19.960 now for example the sir john a mcdonald parkway is going to be renamed in ontario

02:11:29.160 they blame sir john for indian residential school like they they pushed it so far it is it it doesn't

02:11:37.480 even it's not even ground in reality the the first school went up he was 15 years old you're going to

02:11:43.880 blame a 15 year old you're going to you're going to blame grander who was just a year old for being

02:11:51.560 an architect an architect of genocide whoo it seems any of our mistakes of the past like world war ii

02:12:01.000 we are feeling the full effects to it now like we have to apologize for and i'm going to say something

02:12:10.120 really mean so forgive me euro canadians your euros in general i think are a little bit more advanced

02:12:21.720 i could be wrong but there's a real punishment

02:12:28.920 going all around the world that people have to be bend on one knee and apologize

02:12:37.720 no this is our country and this country was built by us

02:12:43.960 yes you know once we had infrastructure in then people like the chinese came to canada

02:12:52.280 and helped build the railway i mean yeah preachers there we're what's what john did right was

02:12:59.640 incredible yeah united a country he got us connected coast to coast and we're supposed to feel badly or

02:13:09.640 ashamed of this are you bleep the bleep king i'm really trying not to swear

02:13:16.280 no thank you and and it's true and and they've renamed the sergeant john a parkway in ottawa that's

02:13:21.800 the one i'm talking about so it's already been renamed and it's called the kitschy zibi mehan

02:13:27.480 um so they were a two-language country like who cares of what it means it's garbly goop

02:13:34.280 we have two national languages look at young and dundas square in toronto they renamed it sankofa

02:13:43.160 square after uh gandon tribe yeah like why if this is if this is reconciliation of renaming everything

02:13:55.640 and making it impossible for us to get our resources to market without their hands into absolutely every

02:14:03.240 single cookie jar they can shove it ashley man welcome to the club thank you yeah yeah yeah give

02:14:12.760 us a follow man you you've fully crossed over sister i um i have to admit i have to admit based

02:14:22.520 that i was totally ignorant like it was like you know nothing oh they won some 300 million dollars well

02:14:31.640 that's nice but can loops changed everything we were taken advantage of

02:14:41.000 our our our country's reputation and shatters our leaders being nothing more than cowards

02:14:50.120 370 million dollars because that includes money that we had to come up with to host the pope it turned

02:15:01.160 into one great big gong show and they were wrong and have they apologized and the answer is no i drive to

02:15:11.480 to certain places all the time in here in richmond and i still see ribbons up for the 215 nobody is

02:15:20.280 bothered to take them down this is social engineering and emotional manipulation mental manipulation

02:15:31.720 of our history and how you're right you're right no we get it actually we we got you we gotta move on

02:15:38.360 though sorry yeah um no it's okay you're pushing on an open door though i love it um new fieland

02:15:47.480 yeah i'd like to quickly take it back to talking to people and converting them i think darren was

02:15:52.920 talking about that t mac was talking about it it's it's an important uh conversation to have as well

02:15:59.560 i just want to say one thing we have to get over ourselves and stop apologizing and be strong within

02:16:06.760 ourselves to be strong as euro canadians and say we we sorry no more you yeah no sister you got to join

02:16:18.600 our spaces more often we got you thank you okay so you're welcome dear all right a new fee sorry about

02:16:25.400 that yeah no worries don't worry i love the passion um i my whole life i've always been interested in

02:16:32.280 psychology and there's a couple of things i've learned that have helped me talk to people and uh

02:16:38.200 convert them so to speak uh so there's two things to keep in mind one is field of perspective which is

02:16:45.240 what affects you tangibly directly in your day-to-day life so federal politics really isn't in your

02:16:52.840 field of perspective provincial politics maybe sometimes it is sometimes it's not it's about other

02:17:00.120 things municipal stuff and you know things that happen at your schools and in your work life those

02:17:07.160 things affect you tangibly in your day-to-day so uh people can rarely extend empathy like real

02:17:15.160 empathy outside of this field so when it doesn't personally directly affect you regardless of the

02:17:23.080 empathy that you can muster up real empathy actionable empathy is hard to get outside of this field and the

02:17:31.560 other thing to think of is before you can convince someone of a solution they have to first believe that

02:17:38.200 there's a problem you can't you can't wake someone up to your solution if they don't understand fully and

02:17:44.280 believe that there's a problem because solutions are only required for problems

02:17:50.520 um so when you're trying to convince someone this is more on a i guess a personal level when you're

02:17:55.480 having actual conversations every person in the world has an issue has something that that they feel

02:18:02.680 passionate about it's not always evident right away but you can you can find it pretty quickly if you're a sociable person

02:18:10.120 um just just from a couple of general questions get them going ask them questions about their life you

02:18:16.040 can figure out that there's an issue that drives them it's not always extremely political but generally

02:18:21.880 speaking there's a tie so you have to hit that issue because you have to get within their field of

02:18:27.640 perspective right you have to affect them in a tangible way in your scenario that you're going to discuss with

02:18:33.240 them to quote unquote convert them uh so you know there's obviously easy ones if there are people that

02:18:41.400 are religious and stuff you can go figure out that uh generally speaking they probably don't agree with

02:18:48.120 abortions especially open policy abortion as our canadian government has it and that's both liberal and

02:18:55.720 conservative right so more religious people would generally lean towards personally being opposed

02:19:02.360 to that now they might not want to express it but if you can get them to open up to you and talk to you about

02:19:07.400 it that's your issue where you can hit home um it doesn't have to be a political issue though i'm just

02:19:13.320 giving that kind of an example right um but everyone has an issue no matter how political or not political

02:19:19.240 someone is they have something that they feel very strongly about if you can show how politics is

02:19:25.720 governing that issue for them and how it can change that's how you convert that person

02:19:33.320 i think daniel had his hand up first and then murphy

02:19:38.200 oh right uh someone suggested that uh

02:19:42.200 uh the like the the most recent example of an ethno-nationalist state was uh nazi germany i want

02:19:50.600 to point out that this isn't true like nationalism is the natural order of things 90 of all countries

02:19:58.600 around the world are uh pretty uh ethnically homogenous and are nationalist and bent uh this

02:20:07.960 kind of liberal world order is a very recent phenomenon that came through uh mainly as the

02:20:15.080 us kind of became the dominant power in this unipolar world in the post-war period and it swept western

02:20:22.200 countries i very much see a kind of realignment happening uh in canada and across the western world

02:20:32.120 uh away from kind of globalism away from liberalism and back towards nationalism

02:20:37.960 as the u.s kind of withdraws from their position as uh the global superpower countries like

02:20:46.760 russia countries like china are very nationalistic countries we're going to see

02:20:54.760 middle powers like canada realigned to this uh very quickly over uh the next few years over the next

02:21:03.240 decade or so and we have to be ready to take advantage of that wave we have to take this time

02:21:14.040 before this becomes commonplace to uh perfect our messaging and get organized uh twitter spaces like

02:21:24.680 this are great and they're excellent kind of starting points um but we need to push out into the real world

02:21:33.880 into the meat space get organized um you know create social connections create uh kind of meta

02:21:44.040 metapolitical organizations so that as this realignment happens around the world as the zeitgeist changes

02:21:53.800 uh we are there with the objectively correct opinions to guide the public back in towards the direction of

02:22:05.000 canadian nationalism um i'm very optimistic um this is going to happen and we are the vanguard at the

02:22:15.400 forefront of this incredibly important movement um but we have to take advantage of this time now so that we're

02:22:23.800 ready and professional as the public starts to come towards back towards this kind of natural

02:22:33.000 phenomenon of nationalism so with that i'm gonna drop out let someone else have my spot thanks to

02:22:40.280 daniel daniel hang on hang on hang on it was really good and i'm gonna clip that shit um because it was

02:22:45.640 actually really good but i guess like right before you leave you know you're saying take advantage of

02:22:51.000 this time what does that look like how how do we take advantage of this time yeah what do you want to

02:22:58.120 like give us a to-do list i i think there's lots of good things in the works um lots of uh organizations

02:23:05.960 um that have you know recently become public and others that will soon become public um uh you know

02:23:14.600 watch out and get involved and uh make sure we're not uh uh only uh kind of staying in our afco chambers

02:23:23.400 online but uh pushing out into the real world uh as well okay that was vague af but thank you um

02:23:35.000 yeah um okay so well i have crash test here and um you know i did bring him in because he's a bit of

02:23:45.240 a war expert and he's a war nerd hold on and um i know yeah murphy had her hand sorry did i miss

02:23:51.640 something yeah murphy had her hand oh my apologies so i don't know okay no no crash can go ahead and

02:23:56.360 i'll keep my hand up for that when he when crash is done no clear your cue on the subject yeah clear

02:24:01.880 it on the subject because he might be on for a different subject so yeah because then we have

02:24:05.480 to put on our helmets and our flak jackets no i really hope not oh do you want me to go yeah go

02:24:12.040 ahead so i actually this was a point that i was really i meant to make earlier when i spoke and then

02:24:16.840 it just sort of eluded me um so like i'm not which i think a lot of people know especially

02:24:22.200 on spaces i'm not insular meaning i go around to a lot of different spaces and talk to a lot of

02:24:27.640 different types of folks or or whatever different races different whatever i try to hear what people

02:24:33.000 are saying um you know for me i really i really sort of resent this concept that these other groupings

02:24:41.720 of folks and you can see it like i'm where i i'm in toronto i'm not doxing myself i'm in toronto

02:24:47.480 like toronto proper i'm not in thornhill or something right um the ways so i mean there's

02:24:52.680 there's been instance after instance where you can see different hiring practices this is one of the

02:24:56.920 things that i i'm really i really would like to point this out and i hope that it resonates with

02:25:01.720 somebody um somebody out there who's in a position that works in hr or that owns a small business and

02:25:08.360 that gives can give the opportunity for white folks to work um and so i see all of these other

02:25:14.840 groupings and i think you know it's pretty known at this point right that people hire their own

02:25:19.800 they all hire their own yet white folks for the last probably 20 years have been told you know this

02:25:25.560 sort of di bullshit hire the best person hire whatever no i think one of the ways now and this

02:25:31.480 to me is i think kat has left but this is one of the ways in my mind where i'm thinking because she

02:25:36.360 kat was talking about solutions so for me i'm thinking about sort of solution-based stuff

02:25:42.200 and one of them is if you're in a position to hire white folks hire white folks period uh and i know

02:25:49.080 that maybe that seems very easy and sort of like a very basic thing in here maybe it is maybe there's

02:25:55.320 somebody who's listening who wasn't aware that that would be a way to ensure um you know that white

02:26:02.520 white folks are getting hired um you know we know that indians hire indians we know there was a

02:26:07.080 person that was on the toronto police force that was in charge of this is very real you guys can look

02:26:12.200 it up she was a jamaican who was in charge of um uh giving people their detective i don't know

02:26:19.160 tests or whatever and she got caught giving these jamaicans other jamaicans their their test answers

02:26:25.640 so what was she doing she was giving jamaicans their their leg up right so now it's time for us

02:26:31.560 to recognize if you're in a position and there's an 18 year old that you can hire that's a that's a

02:26:36.040 white kid hire that white kid right if there's a 45 year old lady or a 50 year old man maybe that

02:26:42.600 hasn't worked in a bit that's looking for a job do that if you can do that if you're in that position

02:26:47.800 or if you know somebody who's in that position do that so sorry ladies i meant to say that the last

02:26:53.480 time but i just didn't want to leave without saying that i really think this is one of the ways

02:26:58.200 that we can do exactly what everybody else is doing that's exactly what they've been doing for

02:27:03.080 20 or 25 years absolutely it makes me a bit sad because there are there are a few ladies on here

02:27:09.160 that i know that have moved out like sort of away from the gta and they've said they've been looking

02:27:14.120 for jobs and they can't find anything and i assume it's because their last name is like o'donnell

02:27:18.680 or something you know what i mean so and anyway if there's if there's you know if that's the

02:27:22.920 option if there's a a chat that somebody creates or a discord and says look i know somebody who's

02:27:28.280 looking for a job who has a job available great you know so we we got that murphy like you're you're

02:27:34.600 um another open door so this cues lee um and uh lee maybe you can talk about um just a project that

02:27:43.320 you've been working on and uh make sure that murphy has access to the link because this is like five

02:27:49.720 minds great minds think alike this kind of thing but lee if you could explain your project quick

02:27:54.680 quick that would be amazing sure that's his end up on my screen as well um yeah i'm just going to jump

02:28:01.480 in real quick and then we can move on but to address what murphy was saying i have started a real canadian

02:28:08.280 business channel on telegram that is specifically for canadians real canadians um to either promote

02:28:18.280 their white business or to uh promote any business that they see um within canada that is uh still

02:28:26.520 white and real canadian so if you go to telegram i don't know if you're on telegram it's t.me

02:28:32.280 slash real canadian business and you can also email me um at uh real canadian business at protonmail.com

02:28:43.080 so i yeah i i would love if and if there's any businesses or if you know of if you're just out

02:28:49.080 and about um and you go to a local spot like say a restaurant or a mechanic or whatever it is

02:28:56.280 send it my way and i will post it lee you should uh you should put the uh telegram link up in the jumbo

02:29:09.320 a hundred percent um okay so i want to put our war helmets on we've got crash test experienced

02:29:16.600 short had a veteran hold on i short had his hand what about why can't i okay i didn't see short's hand

02:29:22.760 all right i'm like why can't i get to crash test okay go ahead short

02:29:35.000 short you there buddy

02:29:40.360 i think this thing is short we're gonna have to cycle you because we can't hear you buddy

02:29:44.920 just uh cycle down and come back up yeah move on to crash test and then we can get back to

02:29:49.800 okay thank you i mean and short and long takes interest in military stuff too um so crash test

02:29:57.800 can you open your mic there brother yeah got her open now all right so you know you're a veteran

02:30:05.560 you're a military expert like what's you know what's going on you're a nerd about it um i don't

02:30:13.000 know what zone you want to kind of concentrate focus on but um well we were a lot going on

02:30:19.800 yeah i kind of we're talking a little bit earlier this week about like what's going on with iran and

02:30:24.920 i'm like i don't really really know but we're gonna find out so you know it's been quite a while

02:30:32.600 every time uh i think like immediately following trump's election that yahoo went up to their house

02:30:38.920 of representatives and gave a hour-long impassioned speech about why it's so important for for them to

02:30:45.000 be going on with iran and kind of decided that you know the mic we'll hit some wave top talking

02:30:52.200 points in the in the space here just so everybody kind of gets caught up on what's going on um i'm

02:30:57.800 going to be quick i know it's not everybody's cup of tea not everybody gives a crap um if you have us

02:31:03.000 have any questions or you want to like pontificate about this stuff i'm going to ask you just hold it

02:31:07.160 off till the end because it might be something i cover off as we go but it is kind of worth covering uh

02:31:13.240 to a point obviously we know who's pulling the strings to try and get uh the us involved in

02:31:19.240 another gigantic destabilizing operation in the middle east but you don't necessarily need to get

02:31:24.360 into that one but the posturing on this one is actually kind of interesting um so the basics are

02:31:31.720 obviously israel us iran we see it in the news all the time we've got this trilateral gong show

02:31:40.680 and uh war of words going on so i figured i'd cover like i said the wave top so what's actually going

02:31:47.320 on so i don't know if you guys know what a carrier stripe group is uh the u.s has like six or seven of

02:31:54.280 these things it's a giant fleet of uh u.s navy boats it has an aircraft carrier destroyers a boatload of

02:32:03.400 support vessels and stuff like that they've moved a second one now uh into the gulf that's pretty

02:32:09.640 much right beside iran uh there was a a french one uh the charles de gaulle strike group and they

02:32:15.560 actually left on monday so you might know things are actually getting serious when the french leave

02:32:20.760 um one of the really interesting parts though is they have six uh what are known as b2 stealth bombers

02:32:27.640 right now in this little place called diego garcia it's just in the indian ocean but its actual

02:32:34.760 strike capability into the middle east covers pretty much all of the middle east and the northern part

02:32:40.840 of africa and they've got obviously a full complement they've got these stealth bombers

02:32:46.600 they've got refuelers they've got support planes they've got electronic countermeasures with

02:32:50.680 uh counter radar like i said the strike radius on these things is huge but the interesting thing

02:32:57.080 on these is iran is a really mountainous country where obviously we know the main issue with the u.s

02:33:04.040 right now is oh we can't let iran get nukes we can't you know develop a program but

02:33:10.840 iran's not dumb so they decided to put most of these into the side of mountains but

02:33:15.000 these b2 bombers like i said there's six of them america only has 20 so we're looking at a large

02:33:25.480 percentage of of the american stealth strategic bomber capacity right now sitting in the middle

02:33:31.160 of the indian ocean which is not typical uh these guys carry pretty specific munitions that not all

02:33:39.960 other uh planes can hold they're called bunker busters and they can actually go through 200

02:33:45.320 meters of concrete before they detonate like you don't put this thing on a cessna like they're very

02:33:51.960 very serious and like the amount that the u.s has actually deployed to this area is not

02:33:57.960 concerning but it's definitely posturing between that and that carrier strike group it's not typical

02:34:02.840 so it's pretty interesting but uh so iran is a bit different where you can't you're not going to see

02:34:13.720 this 2003 baghdad rush that we that we saw during the bush era like their geography is completely different

02:34:23.320 they have all the worst mountains of afghanistan and all the worst cities of of iraq put together

02:34:29.880 like you can't just cross the border with with your abrams tanks and bum rush torrent like it's not

02:34:36.680 going to work so they've relied pretty heavily on anti-aircraft and stuff like that so where it

02:34:41.960 actually gets interesting is if the u.s actually pushes somebody in there and they lose a pilot

02:34:49.320 they are hooched so with the stealth stuff like i said iran has a bunch of

02:34:56.840 uh anti-aircraft capability and a lot of actually pretty modern stuff like they're sitting on like

02:35:02.760 1.2 million troops it's tailored in a much different way to defend the actual geography

02:35:09.800 that they do have the israelis got in there in september i believe it was and actually ended

02:35:15.320 up killing a hamas leader with a f-35 stealth fighter so isn't ismaili a guy i don't really know

02:35:22.920 but so there's a gap there that they can actually still get in and they can do what they want to do

02:35:28.760 on monday the u.s was saying that they're going to have a meeting in oman uh tomorrow apparently with

02:35:36.280 iran and the iranian president on wednesday basically said go pan sand we're not talking to you about

02:35:42.600 anything we're moving forward with our new capability too bad so sad so there's saber rattling that's going

02:35:50.200 all around um but it's it's the middle east so nobody really knows what's going on until things

02:35:59.640 really kick off and then really nobody knows what's going on um but the basic things are

02:36:07.960 we're not going to see the things that we saw in afghanistan in 2001 you know nobody's doing airborne

02:36:14.200 operations on the kandahar airfield nobody's doing a the baghdad bum rush that you saw in 2003 it's

02:36:20.920 going to be much much different than if they do decide to engage in the different types of things

02:36:27.640 that we've seen now um one of the really interesting things that i saw was some of the requests coming

02:36:37.240 out of an unnamed country in the middle east for uh anti-air capabilities like defensive from from

02:36:45.160 the united states so there's these they're called a fad battery um it basically shoots down missiles that

02:36:52.040 are that are incoming it's a defensive uh tool uh basically israel asked for one of these things

02:37:00.280 ended up getting two and a whole bunch of uh patriot missile systems so the us right now is loading

02:37:06.680 up israel with defensive uh missile capabilities if you want to get a real chuckle uh ukraine's been

02:37:12.920 asking for these thad batteries now for three years and every opportunity they got basically

02:37:17.080 told to fold themselves in half like a lawn chair and take care of their own business

02:37:20.680 they're not getting anything so it's kind of been interesting to watch take a look around

02:37:27.720 um don't get excited but uh like i said if you guys have any questions you want to pontificate on it

02:37:33.800 if i don't know the answers to the questions i will try and help you find them kind of ukraine is

02:37:39.800 more my uh more my speed an active ground war so i'm kind of watching this from afar like everybody

02:37:46.600 else but it's it's definitely interesting with the the level of fostering is much higher than it has

02:37:54.040 been in the past and as we've seen out of the u.s administration since january it's been a lot of

02:38:02.200 netanyahu i believe he was in there uh yesterday or today as well and apparently the uh the main topic

02:38:09.320 of discussion was once again iran so they are hot and heavy to go after these guys and uh the amount of

02:38:17.400 of hardware that they're pouring into this area and then defensively as well for israel is

02:38:24.360 if you want to be a dork it's something to keep your eye on but like i said it's the middle east

02:38:27.640 so nobody has an idea and then the bombs start flying and then really nobody knows what's going

02:38:32.360 on so like i said yeah questions hit me up i'll try and help you uh find the answers but that's really

02:38:39.320 all i've got for the wave tops on it so like like can you give us like is this is this i mean

02:38:47.400 an inevitability is this imminent is this a six month one year plan i mean it does seem to fall

02:38:55.480 in line with the greater israel project right and iran is one of the last territories to i would say

02:39:01.960 you know destroy yeah if there's been a time between now and the end of the iran iraq war

02:39:09.880 at the end of the 80s now is the most likely time for shit to kick off but like i said it's not

02:39:16.360 going to be a giant ground war it's not going to be abrams rolling through tehran it's going to be

02:39:21.560 a distance fight from the air um you can't just roll into the place there's no knocking on that

02:39:28.920 door if you want to take a look at the topography of of iran just on google earth or whatever you kind

02:39:35.960 of see what i mean it's a giant bowl of mountains like horrible mountains like the us can't take

02:39:42.920 advantage of a lot of the mobility and firepower that it usually does in these kind of situations

02:39:47.480 and you can't just decide to drop the 101st airborne in turin the casualties would be insane

02:39:53.960 so it's not it's not something they can just go in and bowl over like they did in panama

02:39:58.920 right so like the the likelihood of bombs dropping is incredibly high the likelihood of boots on ground

02:40:06.360 is incredibly low so it's more likely now than it has been in the past since i would say probably

02:40:13.240 the end of the 80s but it's the middle east right so you're rolling your dice if bombs do drop bombs

02:40:20.520 drop you know it's going to be what it's going to be but it'll be much different i think that a lot of

02:40:26.360 people are expecting okay so is there you know is there really like i mean i just don't know if

02:40:36.200 the americans like have the energy for this you know is this something that they want to be dragged

02:40:42.520 into the population from what i can tell no but it's the administration and like if you've been i think

02:40:51.320 most people in here have been kind of watching what's going on with that and it is pretty heavily

02:40:56.760 pro-israel to a point that i've never seen before in my life and we all know who's man who's pushing

02:41:03.480 for this iranian war and israel right now like iran whether you want to admit it or not is to a low

02:41:11.480 key funding hamas they're funding hezbollah and they're funding all the these guys that are going

02:41:17.960 after israel and israel can't even clear gaza with what they have their special forces are pretty

02:41:23.960 good but their actual line infantry and armor are mostly conscripts and they're shit like the actual

02:41:30.120 idf is kind of junk they can't just decide to roll over and drive into iran and do what they're going to

02:41:37.720 do and impose their will there is no way for them to push any further than what they have right now

02:41:43.160 they're already hyper extended so what do they need they need kids from kamloops and port hope and

02:41:50.200 washington and kentucky to go in and do it for them and they've had luck doing that since 1991

02:41:57.560 so right like they know they can't do like we don't have the appetite like the canadian military

02:42:04.360 like just from our perspective you know they were like okay and the canadians are coming too it's like

02:42:10.200 okay we've got four guys and you know yeah but the us has a tambourine like yeah that's the thing so

02:42:17.320 like the from what i can tell but we don't have the we don't have the morale for that we don't have

02:42:21.880 the capacity to fight off the not even close we don't have not even close like it we might put one

02:42:31.080 ship alongside the this us carrier strike group and say look we're helping we brought donuts

02:42:36.120 but like the capacity for candidates absolutely we brought double doubles hockey right but like

02:42:47.640 we're not going to really be able to get a couple of indians yeah exactly yeah so it's going to be

02:42:52.280 interesting to watch like i said the posturing is huge if there's going to be something kick off i

02:42:57.720 would say in the last 30 years it's going to be close and the uh the amount of requests from netanyahu

02:43:09.080 sitting there in their house of representatives you want a 40 minute speech about it and like

02:43:14.440 i've never seen a u.s administration so closely tied with with what israel wants

02:43:19.240 what israel gets than i have in the last year here since january so it it's the middle east it's

02:43:29.240 geopolitics it's war it you can't i can't sit here and say there's a 55 chance like i don't know

02:43:36.440 but i can say it's it's closer than it has been and it's interesting well i've got i got sneezy here

02:43:43.720 with his hand up sneezy welcome um do you have a question for crash test question uh not so much i

02:43:52.600 just want to like circle back here uh politically and militarily iran and russia just signed the deal

02:43:59.320 that's militarial and they you know are military aligned now and then there's previous to that uh

02:44:08.200 russia allowed iran to build sue 75s uh industrialized inside iran so they have all of

02:44:16.360 these planes now and then before that they made a deal with china and russia so they're all military

02:44:23.800 aligned now so most of brics is military aligned and then you have this economic more more so than

02:44:30.200 military there's no actual defense pact on bricks but you're right about the planes it's becoming not

02:44:35.960 so much yes it is evolving but as it stands right now it's it's economic and the interesting thing

02:44:40.680 i found about the iranian air force is a lot of it's like it's a mishmash of old american stuff and

02:44:46.360 russian stuff like a predominant amount of their fighters right now are f4 phantoms from the u.s

02:44:52.440 from the 1960s i was like wow like they have some uh su-27s and some modern stuff but the what the

02:45:00.600 americans are going to do first off the hop is they're going to blow the living guts out of that

02:45:04.680 that air force on the ground and they have the capacity to do it

02:45:10.760 all right so crash question for you then after seeing uh you know the usa pull out of afghanistan

02:45:17.960 and all of its allies that were there in all of nato and then what they did in ukraine and they

02:45:23.320 pulled out of ukraine and all of their allies in nato do you really think they care about their

02:45:28.200 allies like us in canada not in the slightest they never have they were not allies we're we're

02:45:34.520 tools of opportunity another question do you think that um the usa is going to do the samson option

02:45:41.960 and just try to destroy the world because they've lost already the samson option is it's an israeli

02:45:48.600 doctrine it's not u.s doctrine um i have no idea to be honest with you what these guys are going to do

02:45:55.480 over the next little while is a shit shoot i i like i said the only thing i can really say for

02:46:02.280 certain from what i've seen is that it's more likely now than it has been in the past 30 years

02:46:07.640 that they're actually gonna nut up and really drop bombs like the israelis have been going in and

02:46:12.600 killing dudes onesies twosies or bombing you know this nuclear site or that nuclear site onesies twosies

02:46:18.600 as this preemptive war which is part of their their long-term strategy as well i can't remember the

02:46:25.480 hebrew name or of it but it's like continuous keeping your your enemy on the back foot

02:46:32.760 warfare so people just stay used to your planes flying into their airspace and blowing up

02:46:37.960 that day there's what it's called again deception

02:46:42.440 deception warfare is what they're doing in israel it's what it's called

02:46:45.560 i want to go to short and long because like he's military but yeah he knows what's up

02:46:48.840 to a point let's go short i'm not giving you too much credit there shorty

02:47:03.400 short i think you've been attacked by the jeeps your mic's not working he didn't drop down last

02:47:09.400 time this happened though he just stayed up his speaker so if you can hear us short just literally

02:47:15.160 just drop down and come right back up and we promise we'll go right to you as soon as you come

02:47:19.880 yeah like even do a hard like like close your app come back um okay jared jared you're here

02:47:29.640 do you want to talk uh army boy talk like this is clearly uh not the expertise of the girls

02:47:36.920 yeah sure i'll have a little bit of fun with it because i was bringing up google earth when he was

02:47:40.520 talking about it and i spent a lot of my life on doing google earth stuff so i was looking at him

02:47:45.720 he is very right like that is not a place you're invading with tanks at all compared to all the

02:47:52.360 other nations that uh usa's been fighting for the last 20 30 years now i didn't want to most and i

02:47:59.480 hate okay this thing i hate talking about stuff that was posted on x just sound trying to sound like

02:48:04.120 a smart guy when i'm just repeating what i saw in an x post but i saw in an x post that um the

02:48:11.320 american fleet that's going down there it was either russia and or either iran or yemen i don't know which

02:48:18.280 one um have enough the hypersonic missiles to wipe out basically the majority of the united states fleet

02:48:26.840 and that the idea of these ocean fleets are also like another form of outdated warfare just like

02:48:34.680 having humans on the battlefield is now also an outdated form of warfare or we're moving into that

02:48:41.000 as well and i'm sure there's plenty of arguments to be made for both sides but it's just like i hear

02:48:45.880 you're saying that the states will have a lot of strength going in there but unless we know the exact

02:48:51.800 details of the capabilities of these missiles and how many they have to see if they can overcome the

02:48:57.320 anti-defense or the defense systems we don't really know but yeah it's interesting they got

02:49:06.440 they've got a lot of these little drone boats as well exactly the underwater easy to make yeah and

02:49:14.920 they've known this is coming for a long time and almost not almost all but a lot of their

02:49:19.640 uh defense spending they're not as dumb as us they don't spend it on pride flags and

02:49:24.520 fucking dumb stuff it's specifically to counter exactly what's going on so you have a fleet cool

02:49:31.320 story i've got drone boats and missiles you know it's a direct counter direct defensive as to

02:49:37.320 what they first saw coming which is true so i don't get it as counter anything i look at it as

02:49:45.080 terrorism okay because every single um you know simulation that the usa has ever done on iran

02:49:53.080 has failed including with nuclear so even the nuclear option for the us is going to fail

02:50:01.080 yeah do you understand hold on hold on uh short and long go before your mic craps out again

02:50:08.200 do you guys hear me yep now we can hear you oh okay well considering i'm uh you know an ethnic

02:50:16.040 ethnic german who's been here since 1753 but that doesn't count oh we're not gonna talk about that

02:50:22.440 let's go oh yeah no no no no seriously uh i don't know who my friends are anymore um i really don't

02:50:29.640 uh uh canon land uh yeah you had some good points top gun 2 was basically uh basically a strike on sfn

02:50:39.560 which is a an iran nuclear facility and uh i gotta think here um i don't think i'm giving anything out

02:50:51.960 i don't really care but uh even back 10 15 years ago they didn't think they hit it

02:50:58.680 because it was so deep things have changed i don't know um yeah it doesn't look good uh

02:51:08.120 nope uh canada land had some pretty good points there and uh actually briefings on uh

02:51:18.600 iranian air defense and uh their capabilities and uh

02:51:23.400 uh yeah i don't know but uh i i want to i want to give a shout out to bruce thank you very much for

02:51:30.840 reminding me that i'm not really included in this country and uh to newfoundland for giving me

02:51:36.600 permission to be here so uh okay no no when you guys can you guys figure out who your friends are

02:51:42.840 all right buddy yeah okay we let you come up a couple of times we gave you the you know love you

02:51:52.760 love you as bruce love you newfoundland okay okay newfoundland

02:51:56.520 yeah i have a question for jared but he is no longer here so my question is moved

02:52:09.800 i thought i brought him back up wait a minute yeah he's connecting standby he might be having

02:52:15.880 connection issues i can just see a spinning a spinning wheel

02:52:26.520 we need the jeopardy music i'm just like sad when vets don't get to talk

02:52:38.440 yeah man uh well the problem is we do let short and long talk but the problem is is that he's not

02:52:44.120 really we know we know what his issue is and it's not really relevant to the space that's all

02:52:49.560 connection problems in this room at the moment for some reason

02:52:51.400 okay go ahead jared or sorry newfie you wanted to ask jared something yes and i'm so glad everybody's

02:53:00.040 waited so long for this because it's not a serious question at all jared my question is

02:53:06.600 are you secretly a cast member on the show letter kenny

02:53:10.360 give your balls

02:53:20.600 fuck look what he did to me you bastard so why why did you ask that question newfie that's what i did

02:53:29.880 oh that was you okay jared's connecting again so he probably didn't even hear me oh

02:53:34.280 damn you all the hell with this room okay i asked that question because he speaks with a certain

02:53:39.960 affliction and uh used to use the certain verbiage so i just kind of uh wanted to

02:53:49.800 no well i i don't think he is though but i think he's a fan of the show

02:53:53.560 so i was going to call him out secretly that way

02:53:55.800 i believe he's a west coaster by his accent but certain things he said just sounded very letter to

02:54:11.320 so no one has any questions for crash tests about our incoming uh world war three

02:54:17.640 no that's fine i've got a question for him a legitimate serious question um and we'll bring

02:54:26.440 canada back into it because like we often joke about canada's capabilities militarily but uh what

02:54:34.840 what do you see as canada's role in what you see coming because a lot of what you were talking about

02:54:40.520 was more like united states right so what does canada do and and do you think maybe that role changes

02:54:46.760 whether or not we get kearney or uh pollier can you guys hear me i can okay yeah my microphone just

02:55:02.840 i'll roll right now zero we we don't have any kind of stealth capability uh in terms of fighters

02:55:09.320 if we tried to fly one of our f-18s in there we get turned into a fucking marshmallow cooker in about

02:55:13.640 two seconds uh we have no strike capability in our navy like i said if if we get involved in this

02:55:21.320 it it'll be a little ship floating off to the side maybe a supply ship or something that'll help out

02:55:29.080 their carrier strike group but even then i don't think they have an interest in entertaining it personally

02:55:35.320 if we get involved it'll be nominal and tokenism at best

02:55:43.400 we will be the wellerman and the wellerman's um fantastic yeah we we simply have nothing to offer

02:55:50.200 at this point

02:55:53.400 is marshmallow cooker a military term

02:55:56.040 it's not a good one it doesn't mean everything went well

02:56:01.480 okay okay i got the visual yeah oh my god yeah they've got like i said iran's got some pretty

02:56:09.240 reasonably modern anti-aircraft stuff and you need stealth to get in there and we don't have it

02:56:14.840 that's the f-35s and these b2s like they're fresh right like america's been fighting wars for i don't

02:56:23.080 know like since the second world war they haven't really stopped and they're they must be exhausted

02:56:30.200 their military must be exhausted 20 years in afghanistan and iraq and syria and like everybody's

02:56:39.320 fucking tired and iran stayed out of it this whole time pretty much other than some sort of scuffles at

02:56:45.480 their border yeah like they're they're kind of primed and ready to go like probably chomping at the bit

02:56:51.960 iran's defensive capability isn't because they've been getting bombed by israel since october

02:57:00.680 so and they're in with russia they're in with china they're they're also producing a lot of

02:57:05.720 these drones that are going into ukraine um so they're anti-aircraft and their their interception

02:57:12.360 batteries and stuff like that are actually pretty well practiced

02:57:17.400 so it's tough to say

02:57:18.600 sneezy sweet jesus jared are you the back buddy yeah i'm back i think uh sneezy had his hand up

02:57:29.160 though there yeah anyways one thing uh canada does have going for us right is um we have this bunker

02:57:37.640 that's 1500 floors down in the ground it's the deepest bunker in the world uh what's underneath there

02:57:45.560 and what is there is our secret weapon this is a high security clearance thing so i cannot disclose

02:57:52.280 anymore

02:57:55.000 but we can use it at any time how do we get there can we bring it to know it's the jewish space laser

02:58:02.760 we keep down there no no no is it a tunnel under new york biological biological swarm of things that no

02:58:10.120 one believes are real so

02:58:15.560 it's going to be a whole lot of fun we could burn the entire world down that's why no one

02:58:20.280 touches canada okay but these things don't exist so that's okay that's okay it's all right

02:58:26.520 i say release them

02:58:27.640 i mean nope there's too much i've got some ideas where you could release them there's too much air

02:58:35.000 defense right now uh most of the world needs to be destroyed before these things get released and

02:58:40.200 then then we can win but not right now not right now so you're saying there's hope no

02:58:48.040 no so yeah so what you're saying is we have a chance yeah exactly yeah you have a chance okay

02:58:55.800 great canada is the last last pope yeah all right man i love it man ace up our sleeve jared test your mic brother

02:59:10.200 let's take it off mute

02:59:11.080 poor jared he's getting hit by g tech jared unmute yourself brother there you go and do we have

02:59:23.880 sound there you go yeah i was just checking out schnezy's timeline because he talks about stuff i've

02:59:32.920 never even heard about before because got me interested uh don't get too interested you'll lose your mind

02:59:41.880 no that was lost like a decade ago

02:59:47.480 interesting interesting schnezy we've never had you in a space before

02:59:53.800 uh but i recognize dz bone art is it like have you yeah i think something different before yeah

03:00:05.240 but i guess we should be looking to wrap this up uh soon

03:00:07.640 yeah man we're at 10 o'clock we did three hours yeah um we we've got uh words of wisdom from crash

03:00:16.600 chest canadians like there's really nothing we can do about it um one thing that i think new fee said

03:00:23.080 tonight that struck with me and it's it's now a bit of a mission because i i do i like i still believe in

03:00:30.920 the boomers right and um you know when i was listening to ashley tonight and i i know that

03:00:37.640 she's she's clearly a wild card and she was interrupting a lot but i could tell that she was

03:00:43.560 probably in that boomer age range and it's like and if we could harness that kind of energy

03:00:50.280 like we really would be unstoppable if we had like you know hundreds of thousands of ashley's not

03:00:58.760 under the influence of alcohol or anything not under the influence of alcohol got it and like

03:01:03.800 you know we're all being driven to drink in these times it's very difficult um but that kind

03:01:10.120 of energy for like being like no i'm not going to apologize we're done with this and like breaking

03:01:17.240 out of the psyop i agree with him it would be over um and so as much as i believe we need to invest

03:01:25.240 in our gen z's and our gen alphas they are our future and they're full of piss and vinegar and

03:01:31.720 strength and courage i still believe that um you know we have to give some of that energy to the

03:01:39.080 boomers because with them they can help us win why not so annuals though why are you missing my

03:01:45.400 generation no oh baby no like you guys are center of it all don't get me wrong don't get me wrong

03:01:51.800 like the gen xers are in there the millennials are in there you got your gen z's and your alphas and

03:01:58.200 we focus a lot of attention on boomers and there's definitely in right wing circles great

03:02:04.440 disappointment with that generation and frustration like the millennials and the gen z's have been priced

03:02:10.840 out of you know homes and the economy um and so like they're for sure pissed off about that and

03:02:19.080 rightfully so they can't have families it's not working it's not working well and so there they

03:02:25.720 feel that you know the boomers are hogging all the resources um for themselves so like there's great

03:02:33.080 animosity there um but i i agree some are selfish and and some zoomers they're gonna there will never win

03:02:41.240 them back like they've been taken in by communism the rainbow flag uh they're like the like those kids

03:02:49.800 are lost forever like they're the lost generation so like both sides there's some boomers we can win

03:02:56.760 over and there's some that are gone forever and with the gen z's there's some that we can win over

03:03:02.440 some that are lost forever all of our generations are kind of split that way i suppose

03:03:07.240 but i'm rambling that's okay we have zeus yeah we have zeus with his hand up and then i brought up

03:03:13.320 alex came back and new feet okay i i generated some love um oh ashley's back oh i'll let her

03:03:19.720 let her back up guys let's uh give me a break let me just chat with her um stern vocal was up there

03:03:26.120 but then he dropped back down so oh i fucking love stern vocal

03:03:30.360 all right zeus new fee work it out amongst yourselves and real quick girls i just want

03:03:39.400 to say fantastic space i'm going to be leaving in a minute so no great space i really enjoyed it

03:03:44.680 the three hours i flew in so hope to catch you tomorrow have a good night thanks that's high praise

03:03:51.400 thank you thank you zeus yeah he's scottish he's on our red ensign he's got a you know he's got a pass

03:04:00.600 yeah he's he's got a pass on the flags flag pass so so then we had new feet go ahead

03:04:11.320 yeah um when you talk about winning over boomers uh you can use a pretty good strategy because again

03:04:19.000 psychology takes effect uh you got to find out what they care about right obviously they've proven

03:04:24.600 they don't care about their kids or their grandkids uh they'd rather upgrade their buicks and ride

03:04:30.120 their motorcycles and go on their vacations than pass on their wealth so they don't care about that

03:04:35.720 generationally they didn't give a fuck but what they do care about is their own legacy uh so if you

03:04:41.800 can convince boomers that their legacy is in jeopardy that's how you convince them there's a problem and

03:04:47.880 then you get them hooked on a solution all right um all right ashley please go ahead um i like to add

03:05:00.360 a wrinkle i think that is um i don't think it's as easy as that i think what it is is a lack of awareness

03:05:11.640 awareness of what's going on around them i think they don't truly understand i think the the idea is

03:05:20.040 oh yeah things were hard for us too you know back in the day well maybe so but nobody no generation

03:05:27.320 has ever seen something like this like things are stacked against them on one hand yet to become an

03:05:36.040 entrepreneur and to go your own way has never been easier so depending your location

03:05:46.440 yes there are opportunities but it does made made those opportunities even harder to get and to get

03:05:54.760 going that's right it's the lack it's the lack of guidance it's a lack of mentorship i have a friend

03:06:02.280 who's in the trades he spent two years studying to be a pipe fitter and then he couldn't get his three

03:06:09.000 and four because nobody wanted to have enough group of people to teach pipe fight pipe fight

03:06:16.760 thank you actually you gotta land it sister we're closing up the shop love you sorry talk to you another

03:06:23.400 time no it's all right you know like help us win over the boomers help us win them over you're

03:06:28.920 gonna i'm just saying base that we need to educate them we need to target them and educate them and to

03:06:37.560 help that's what it comes down to is to educate right um okay thank you ashley posty we're not letting

03:06:48.920 anybody else up we're getting we're get like uh there's certain people who are trying to break into

03:06:54.360 the room so we'll just wrap this up thank you everybody thank you for a great space thank you

03:06:59.880 lee thank you for staying the whole time thank you thank you guys thank you new fee thank you to the

03:07:04.920 team thank you to ricardo who is here and daniel tyree and yeah there was some really smart people

03:07:12.040 on the panel love you all in the end i suppose we will win yep we have to

03:07:24.360 be there run no so let's talk about peace of all her sir um

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postyX - April 17, 2025

Canadian Nationalist Roundtable： What is a Canadian？

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