In this episode, we welcome Mark Amory back to the space. We talk about our space, what we like and don't like about it, and how to make your space your own space. We also have a special guest, Waffen!
00:17:03.120Now he's speaking in a far more open way about identity,
00:17:08.400nationalism, and the future of Canada.
00:17:10.300So tonight we're talking about what changed, what he sees now,
00:17:13.700and where this country goes from here so welcome mark um hello so you spent years coming at politics
00:17:21.940from a more libertarian angle what was the moment or the realization that made you understand
00:17:26.980canada's problems weren't just about freedom or government overreach but about identity
00:17:32.340demography and national survival well it took about 40 years of being drowned in multiculturalism
00:17:42.340And so, like most people, I kind of was beaten by the propaganda, constant messaging on television, in the government's comments, propaganda, advertising.0.55
00:17:55.000All our elections have always praised multiculturalism.
00:17:58.620I've never heard a negative voice to it in all my life, really, in any mainstream way.
00:18:03.800and then i started noticing and right after covid which is a debacle and a horrible thing to have
00:18:11.040happen to canada since we didn't get the vaccine here and we have lots of stories of the exclusion
00:18:16.480and prejudice that became institutionalized in our society for a good one year right we weren't
00:18:23.640led into many businesses many facilities aquatic centers arenas outdoor markets like without that
00:18:29.840qr code we were barred from most of living in sechelt right and then right after that after
00:18:36.100they gave everybody free money not to come to work i noticed every job in my community was changed
00:18:42.100over from a white person a local person that's what's important a local but wouldn't even matter
00:18:47.340if they're white if they're local they were born here they live here but instead everybody was
00:18:52.300instantly replaced by people from india and the philippines bangladesh pakistan afghanistan
00:18:58.740And now, you know, and by the way, I have never, unlike you guys, where people seem to be doing rude things, I have never had an unpleasant experience with a foreigner in Canada or in any of the 36 countries I've been abroad.0.60
00:19:14.160I got defrauded of a house once by some people in Indonesia. But other than that, you know, that's kind of my fault, too, because I was a stupid, liberal, broad minded, bleeding heart foreigner who thought all foreign people who live out in rural areas are peasants that could never do anything wrong or evil or, you know.0.71
00:19:33.760anyway um i don't have any negative stories i train a lot of people from other countries i work0.95
00:19:41.800beside almost all foreigners there is no local white people doing my job because they've been
00:19:48.800all the jobs been taken by foreigners um and that's what i noticed the best buy the starbucks0.98
00:19:54.820the mcdonald's the a&w all the grocery stores the supermarkets every gas station like in the space
00:20:01.280of 24 months has all been taken over and worse because we i've always been looking for a business
00:20:07.760to buy in the local community i always wondered why everybody's asking ridiculous prices for their
00:20:12.960business they can't be justified you know for example a business might be for sale for half
00:20:19.420a million dollars well if i have half a million dollars to invest i could put that into second
00:20:25.960mortgages at 10 to 12 percent and make you know like a hundred thousand you know like 50 to 100
00:20:32.020thousand dollars on that 500 000 investment by doing nothing by risking nothing not working not
00:20:37.500doing anything so if i'm going to buy a business for 500 000 it needs to at least make back what
00:20:43.920i would make if it i did nothing and just lent it out on second mortgages but what's happening is
00:20:49.800foreigners are buying these businesses way above market price because they're buying citizenship
00:20:55.000and with that they're buying their families access to Canada1.00
00:21:14.720but the local businesses are being sold to foreigners.0.74
00:21:17.700And I realize that we're in the midst of a very rapid radical takeover0.97
00:21:22.060by foreign influences in this country.0.98
00:21:25.000Nailed it. I forgot how, like, engaging and charismatic you are when you speak. I was like, instantly, I'm like, yes, yes, exactly.
00:21:33.960Well, and these aren't radical observations. These are empirical observations. These are what any single person would observe.
00:21:42.060But, you know, that's why, like, that's why we lean into, you know, that's why my name's Blonde Bigot and, like, why many of us, we don't care about the names they call us anymore.
00:21:54.440these are not this is leaning into it because it's well you don't care because you don't work
00:22:01.000for anybody though that's the important distinction between you and almost everybody else from me is
00:22:06.480that i work for a major employer in a warehouse very physical job overnight and that people when
00:22:15.280i post on facebook two weeks ago all this canadian nationalist stuff oh and there were thousands of
00:22:21.820responses but they started calling my employer right started calling my employer and my employer
00:22:28.440had a meeting with me and they said you've got to cut down on the amount of racial comments you make
00:22:32.740if you want to keep working here things that you're saying none of the things that i'm saying
00:22:37.960should really be very controversial was my point you know what i mean like it's it's not well
00:22:43.840they're not controversial but the left they don't behave by the old rules where anybody can have any
00:22:49.980political opinion and you never held it against them personally nowadays the left tries to
00:22:55.160actually intimidate you out of a job or out of public you know uh life or discourse just like
00:23:01.620covid and the left yes or to use covid in the same way they use cancel culture and every other
00:23:07.360way exclusion they talk about inclusion but they mean exclusion you know mindset for uh words and
00:23:15.300language anymore right words are violent suddenly and we never felt that in Canada I remember uh
00:23:22.380so like yeah I mean I a lot of us have had you know suffered some real life consequences they
00:23:27.720they weren't able to uh call my employer but they did go to my house and vandalize my vehicle
00:23:33.960spray painting it with swastikas um you know I mean 20 feet from where I was sleeping so
00:23:40.520So, I mean, a lot of us have suffered consequences that aren't just about, like, losing your job and stuff.
00:23:45.780But I'm just saying, you know, we've leaned into this a little bit.
00:23:56.200But, yeah, I just, you know, a lot of us are suffering consequences.
00:24:00.180We're saying things that really shouldn't be very controversial.
00:24:03.440Well, the institutions have been captured, right, by the left.
00:24:05.920Yeah, it's not controversial to want your teenage daughters to be able to find a job.
00:24:10.300it's not controversial to say you know this is changing the fabric of our nation so I mean those0.99
00:24:16.780are those are pretty normal things ladies did you please feel free to jump in with questions I'm I
00:24:23.380tend to go on so no I love it mark we really know like we we talk about you when we talk about you
00:24:34.460We talk about your character arc and like the evolution from a libertarian.
00:24:40.020I remember the Stephen Harper days and, um, you know, he was, he was kind of the scariest
00:24:47.260person that we had to be concerned with.
00:24:49.680And then, you know, like we went through 2015, many people welcomed in Trudeau and, you know,
00:24:57.660we welcomed in Trudeau because of, you know, him opening the door to cannabis consumption.
00:25:03.900and i wonder over them we forgot the lesson of the w no rather than the w don't
00:25:10.840now i was much better off during steven harper prohibition was great for me i made a ton of
00:25:16.340money millions and millions and millions of dollars none of which i was allowed to keep
00:25:20.260because the police seized it all but nonetheless um it was a good time while it lasted which was
00:25:25.100what 20 30 years i greatly profited by prohibition and my advocacy to legalize it ended a very
00:25:33.100profitable lifestyle and career that i had so i knew all along i would be like working for 20
00:25:39.060an hour now like i anticipated 10 years ago when i was going to get marijuana legal i realized it
00:25:44.940would put me in the worst spot from the best spot um because you know essentially someone who's
00:25:52.160you know broken the law all his life is is going to have a difficult career arc at some point in
00:25:57.020his life right because he just can't do that in perpetuity and so i got marijuana legalized
00:26:02.600essentially trudeau got elected he did one good thing badly he legalized marijuana but it was
00:26:08.380unbadly but nonetheless it's no longer even controversial now no one even discusses it no
00:26:13.520one it's not relevant to anybody which is what i said all along i said once you legalize marijuana
00:26:18.560we'll never talk about it ever again 10 about 10 years after it's been legalized we don't talk
00:26:24.080about it anymore nobody does and it's not controversial i when i go stand beside the
00:26:28.500government run bc cannabis store i see people of all ages coming by local people and it's not
00:26:36.500controversial in the least anymore like zero right alcohol is still controversial because it kills
00:26:42.400people it's still very problematic it still has a terrible footprint in our society as do many
00:26:48.840drugs but cannabis doesn't really so that's why we don't talk about it we talk about fentanyl we
00:26:54.040talk about opioids we talk about you know serotonin uptake inhibitors we talk
00:26:58.540about Ritalin we talk about methamphetamine we talk about alcohol and
00:27:02.380the destructive effects of all those but there's really nothing to say about
00:27:05.980cannabis do you think that maybe they kind of gave us that right or whatever
00:27:15.040you want to call it they made it legal as a means of kind of just making the
00:27:20.080the population complacent like just being like okay you know you guys pacifying they're not that1.00
00:27:26.800smart or conspiratorial trudeau is just an idiot who came across a winning issue that he could1.00
00:27:33.200fuck up like he fucked up everything and he fucked up a winning issue but it's all harper's fault1.00
00:27:38.320harper should have legalized marijuana and taken that away from the ndp and liberals instead he0.99
00:27:43.360left it on the table and about one and a half million people voted for trudeau in 2015 to1.00
00:27:49.040legalized pot we just had had enough of it right and harper was a stupid person told me to his face0.99
00:27:56.220when i asked him are you going to legalize marijuana he scoffed in a very audible sound1.00
00:28:00.880he said never of course not right and trudeau whom i had met before and even smoked marijuana with
00:28:07.320um he agreed to take it on with trudeau yes
00:28:11.920i've smoked with a lot of different a lot of different people
00:28:17.200that's what i know you have yeah the prince of pot is i've smoked with so many famous people
00:28:23.400um but trudeau you know if you'd have told me in 2004 when i smoked pot with him and we also
00:28:29.700spoke on the same stage at idea city and hung out to some degree in the same circle
00:28:34.940um at those events um because we have friends in common and uh if you told me they're gonna
00:28:43.000make him prime minister for 10 years i thought no impossible this kid knows nothing he's just a
00:28:49.980a bad drama teacher right and uh he had no charisma i thought like people were enthralled
00:28:57.280by him in 2004 though and he got his life together shortly after getting married and stuff like that
00:29:03.320And so, you know, kudos to him for going from a man-child to some variation on a man-child.
00:29:11.500But anyway, so yeah, I don't know where that was going there for a second.
00:29:16.180But it's Harper's fault that he lost that election.
00:29:19.820He should have legalized marijuana in the year prior, and then he'd have stolen that issue away from Trudeau.
00:29:24.920Remember, Trudeau was in third place in 2015.
00:29:29.080Mulcair was the guy that was going to be the big opposition to Harper.
00:29:33.320He was the one that had the biggest caucus in NDP history in the federal government.
00:29:38.440And the liberals were down to 40 seats.
00:29:40.540And Trudeau bought them back on the cannabis issue because that galvanized, that gave some people like me a purpose to go vote.
00:29:49.060It's so funny to me hearing you say that he wasn't charismatic because everyone credits his charisma for how he got elected in the first place.
00:30:01.340so it's funny he's a whiny boy he's a whiny boy who never grew up because he got fame and
00:30:08.700distinction early people fawned over him from the day he went to his dad's funeral
00:30:14.620right they just saw him as the second coming and i thought no no i i've been up close to this guy
00:30:20.060he doesn't have nearly the gravitas necessary to run a country and i was right everybody was
00:30:26.300But I voted for it because my job was to make marijuana legal, and it's been my job since 1990 to make marijuana legal.
00:30:35.240So 25 years later, if some guy promises me and promises he's going to legalize marijuana and he looks like he can be prime minister, I'm going to vote for that guy.
00:30:45.140I'm sorry, that was my job, and that's why I told everybody to do that.
00:46:36.900because a parent disagrees with like so i've got um i have a 17 year old daughter and a 19 year old
00:46:43.680daughter and my 17 year old daughter she keeps you know that um indigenous english is a is a
00:46:51.060requirement for graduation so you know her assignments that she's brought home have been
00:46:58.080you know write a poem about the indigenous um her what was it today i think i don't remember
00:47:05.800if it's law or english but they have i think it's law they have to uh they're all they're studying
00:47:12.680is like the treaty rights and stuff you know what i mean like so instead of just normal
00:47:19.960if you ask my children if there were any great things that white people ever did in north america
00:47:25.240they couldn't tell you one right because they can only tell you they can only tell you that white
00:47:29.800people have oppressed everybody else they can't tell you that we built a country out of the
00:47:34.600wilderness kids would have no idea in other words kids imagine there's nothing here no toilets no
00:47:40.520air conditioning no refrigeration no supermarkets no meat no readily available food nothing right
00:47:48.040you might even have to live off of bark for a while okay and whatever whatever you can find
00:47:53.720right okay so go for it start now see what you can build what will be here in 20 30 40 50 years
00:48:01.080there'll be all here right so one of the more interesting and by interesting i mean annoying0.70
00:48:07.240as one of the more annoying comments that uh indians make constantly online is that uh
00:48:15.960we're colonizers right and we stole this land and so therefore it's ripe for the taking again i guess
00:48:23.240i don't know what the their point is about that but now their point is that we are illegitimate
00:48:28.360therefore they're no more illegitimate than we are because what they want is they want equivocation
00:48:33.960they want to say no i'm as good as someone who was born of the british or french culture who've
00:48:39.660been here for generations or who and embrace the heritage of the british franco union right
00:48:46.380like i do my dad came here from england in 1951 took him five years before they accepted his
00:48:52.040application to emigrate to candy waited patiently got here worked at 3m pretty well his whole life
00:48:58.360But I want to bring I want to start a new political party in this country.
00:49:03.720I know there is no hope federally for a new political party, but it would be more to organize and give voice to Canadian nationalism and what we need done than to expect that people are going to vote us into a government.
00:49:15.880Right. But right now, most Canadian nationalists hide their identity.
00:49:19.160So we've got to bring them out in the open more.
00:49:21.620We've got to make people less frightened to say the obvious, right, is that we're being replaced and that we're being invaded by people who we didn't invite.
00:49:31.160And no one in Parliament will speak on our behalf, not a single member.0.96
00:49:35.040And it's interesting that to me, it's interesting that, you know, a lot of the like the indigenous, they they're not outspoken about the new invasion.1.00
00:49:51.200yeah it's that's one of the most confusing things to me is they've just been so programmed to0.75
00:49:58.220hate whitey that they don't even you know they're they're rarely outspoken about you know the fact0.96
00:50:04.660that we're getting 5 000 more indians a day in canada you know they won't say shit about that0.96
00:50:12.220it's incredible to me um but the indians they also think too that that you know because we0.99
00:50:19.020we conquered the native or the indigenous people and colonized them that they can do that to us0.99
00:50:25.160and they're not entirely wrong I mean I think they're too stupid overall too but they're not0.98
00:50:30.460entirely wrong all is fair and war right so that's what I think they're trying to say like I don't0.98
00:50:36.060think that would ever happen but I think they're trying to say that they can do it to us just like1.00
00:50:39.240we did it to the other people and why they're speaking on behalf of native Indian people I don't
00:50:43.840know well and i feel like the natives as well think we kind of deserve it because what happened
00:50:49.920to them they believe happened to them is now happening to us and therefore it's kind of0.78
00:50:54.460justified and it's kind of like see what happens when uh another race takes you over sort of thing
00:51:01.100i i mean i've kind of seen that sentiment but i'm not i'm sure i'm not sure all of them think that0.78
00:51:06.860way but i think the hardcore ones do so yeah well you know what people are just damn and grateful0.86
00:51:13.600white people in white straight males let's face it european canadians americans invented everything0.98
00:51:20.040everything you use in your home today was invented by a straight white male whether it's thomas
00:51:25.680edison nicholas tesla the guy invented refrigeration the guy invented cars the guy0.70
00:51:31.560invented planes microprocessors computers televisions you know the motion picture0.55
00:51:36.600everything is white straight males but everybody resents them everywhere they resent straight white
00:51:42.940males women resent them they've resented them for decades and decades and yet every time a woman0.83
00:51:48.540turns on a light she should say thank you men every time because without men they'd be living1.00
00:51:54.000in caves women would live in caves they would have invented nothing women don't invent things1.00
00:51:58.400women look after things well this is the problem with feminism right this is what feminism has done0.99
00:52:02.720so people we live in a world of envy and resentment we resent the rich we envy the rich1.00
00:52:09.680We want what the rich have, but we'll curse them and condemn them and damn them in the meantime.0.99
00:52:14.900And that's the same with white people.1.00
00:54:54.960They're looking down the road because they're looking at all the parties, including the Conservatives, regard Canada as a future post-national state.0.97
00:55:01.620So they're all enthralled to the immigrants. The Conservative Party, for example, ran 87 candidates last election who were foreign born or foreign ancestry. Right. A billion Sikhs, tons of Muslims and you name it, whatever else.
00:55:16.740um and so they're never going to come out in favor of anything that looks like the word white
00:55:24.000they're never going to say anything we agree with Pierre can't he's actually I think kind of0.98
00:55:30.300captured by the Sikhs I think they'd kill him if he turned on them actually because that's what1.00
00:55:35.620they did to Indira Gandhi and they would do it to Pierre because they're vested in the conservative1.00
00:55:40.680Party. The Sikhs are really invested because they run so many candidates. Around here in
00:55:48.540British Columbia, a guy who was in the provincial cabinet, Mike Dijon, for the Liberal government
00:55:54.900back in the earlier part of the, about 20 years ago, he was a cabinet minister, quite
00:56:00.440respected, campaigned to get the nomination in Abbotsford South, I think, for like door-to-door
00:56:06.200to a year went to introduce himself to everybody all the members campaign and two weeks before the
00:56:12.040nomination he was just told red light pierre said no way and they gave the nomination just appointed
00:56:18.040a 20 a 25 year old inexperienced never been a pug blueberry farmer who was a seek and they made him
00:56:25.080the candidate now he's the member of parliament a complete who was that who was that mark um well
00:56:31.320just look it up mike de jong no i remember mike who was the sikh that was made uh mp oh i don't
00:56:37.160know totally anonymous 25 year old with zero experience and it's only the only reason he was
00:56:42.520pointing is because abbotsford which used to be our bible belt where mike de jong would have been
00:56:46.680well received um is now like a sikh enclave it's broadened beyond surrey and now they're starting
00:56:53.880to fill up abbotsford right oh yeah so now that's why so they appointed him for abbotsford because0.81
00:56:59.160abbotsford is a lock conservative riding so he got elected right and it's all payback it's all0.96
00:57:05.940so the sikhs keep giving money throughout you know and they're all networking when you see0.86
00:57:11.160pictures of pierre polly ever he is often surrounded by massive numbers of sikh people
00:57:15.620yep right so and it doesn't matter he'll he'll pander to whatever it takes he'll go to any
00:57:22.200gurdwara he'll go to any mosque any temple any you name it i haven't seen him in a christian
00:57:28.100church lately but he's probably gonna do yeah that's considered like i don't know anti-multicultural
00:57:34.900or something churches for some reason mark do you think that canada could be like uh meaningfully
00:57:42.020like reformed through politics or do you think it's too far gone oh no no a coup d'etat could
00:57:47.860correct it but the problem with that is um first of all you've got a very entrenched bureaucracy
00:57:53.940that's very vested in doing what they do so it's gonna be hard to get rid of you know and they'll
00:57:58.820use any legal method to do so so while you've got the current legal framework for this country not
00:58:05.140a lot can be reformed right because everything is vested in the corruption in other words the0.81
00:58:12.260political parties benefit by the corruption they want more immigrants they want more people they're0.89
00:58:17.060all fighting over the next generation of voters right and what what are they going to be what's0.90
00:58:22.100their makeup going to be? And basically, you know, the biggest problem is not the foreigners.0.97
00:58:27.880They come here because they are invited, more or less, right? Even if they're scammer cultures1.00
00:58:33.940and crooks and criminals and all that, the problem is white people. We let them in. We1.00
00:58:39.760elected patsies like Mark Miller and Justin Trudeau, who are destroying this country and
00:58:46.120and are willing to are willingly doing it because what they see in the post-national state favors
00:58:52.760their vision of canada and it doesn't favor our vision of canada they've already written off white
00:58:57.800people they've looked at the numbers the demographic and they've decided they're going for the new0.56
00:59:01.960people the old white people are all going to die out and white people will be a minority in this
00:59:07.240country and they're already preparing for that but i think i think i think there's many places
00:59:13.080in canada where we are already the minority i just i just moved back to bc from edmonton
00:59:18.460and i can tell you for sure that white people are a minority already in edmonton and from what i
00:59:24.740understand probably calgary as well see this is why the people who want alberta separatism are
00:59:30.500in for a rude shock because they won't even be able to keep alberta a conservative province i
00:59:35.900was gonna say the rural areas are concerned but every canadian city is being taken over
00:59:40.740so the number one uh baby name in alberta last year for 2025 was muhammad so yeah alberta has0.84
00:59:49.240a bigger fucking problem than they even realize i mean if the number one baby name is muhammad0.54
00:59:55.380um yeah they're already they're already in trouble so and i remember the first photos that came0.99
01:00:03.720out on social media about uh like pictures of like an alberta separatist meeting and stuff0.98
01:00:10.480like that and it was all fucking elderly Sikh men I was like oh fucking looking good boys0.98
01:00:15.500it's gonna go great we do we deal with that a lot in this space you know we have uh we deal a lot0.99
01:00:22.820with conservatives who are like you know we just need to vote harder and Pierre is gonna get us
01:00:27.260out of this mess and you know we spend hours talking it's not just um you know this is the0.75
01:00:34.000world Sikh organization that has their tentacles around his neck neck but you know Melissa Lantzman1.00
01:00:40.120who's a dual citizen to israel um she's also extremely dangerous um you know they're jewish1.00
01:00:47.120lesbian who's the deputy so we're we're quite aware that whether it's got she's got no power0.97
01:00:53.800by the way she's just a a token for both jews and gays right i'm not saying she's an operative0.75
01:01:02.600i'm not saying she's an operative i'm saying she's an asset you know most people aren't
01:01:09.100operatives they are assets well she's going to be an asset to um the jewish ideology she's going to
01:01:16.380be an asset to pro-immigration transing our kids all the horrible anti-semitism laws yeah all0.70
01:01:23.580anti-semitism laws holy no kidding censorship no but that's obvious so that's not really like0.54
01:01:30.140of course well it's an important of course it's extremely important a lot of people condemn me0.67
01:01:36.220because i'm not anti-jewish enough for them right they really lean on the jews and i'm thinking but
01:01:41.380the number of games doesn't back that up and 25 years ago we had 330 000 jews and less than that
01:01:49.080muslims now we have two million muslims and we have even fewer jews than we had 20 years ago0.90
01:01:54.680because they're not reproducing very rapidly either so i the numbers game doesn't fail we've1.00
01:02:00.160got two million Sikhs and two million Muslims, and they really worry me, right? I had the Afghanis,1.00
01:02:07.320Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Syrians, Middle Easterners, and Africans, and I'm very afraid of those people.
01:02:13.780And people always say, oh, the Jewish influence. The Jews have no influence in Canada. Zero. They
01:02:18.860have a lot of influence in the United States, especially over Trump, right, and all the wars
01:02:23.180that you're seeing. Yeah, that's Israel influencing them for sure. But in Canada, they have zero,
01:02:27.960and no one's ever shown me any influence you know when they say oh they own the media oh yeah0.99
01:02:32.120ezra levant yeah he's real influential and powerful that's about as big the jewish media
01:02:36.520gets in canada otherwise all the media is owned by massive u.s hedge fund corporations but nobody0.82
01:02:43.240really blames those except if a jew runs them like larry fink and what have you you know so0.78
01:02:49.640okay you're gonna like for sure trigger our audience so are the requests to speak is gonna0.95
01:02:54.120fucking blow up but i'll let women often like take this one like just consider that it's far more0.86
01:03:01.000subtle and it's not as overt as those numbers but as far as jewish control within canadian0.99
01:03:07.240government it goes back quite far too our friend derek grants has done quite a few series on how
01:03:12.840far back it goes but let women often she hasn't had a chance so i'll get i'll let her in there
01:03:18.040I was just going to say that they may be a small percent of the population.
01:03:24.440I think it's 0.02 percent of our population.0.97
01:03:27.760But the amount of effect that they have on our governments, for instance, B'nai B'rith0.99
01:03:32.560is lobbying our government to pass laws and they are succeeding.0.94
01:03:37.320There's a, you know, an anti-Semitism law that's on the table.0.95
01:03:42.400They're very successful, even though there are a few of them.0.98
01:03:45.420I mean, they got their own police force on the coattails of October 7th and the rise in the Iran war now.
01:03:54.800So I'd say they are very influential within our government.
01:03:58.780They might not be many, but their influence is very, very strong.
01:10:53.440But we've kind of discussed the Indians, and we've discussed the Muslims, and we've discussed the Africans who are invading the province of Quebec quite significantly because they speak French, as do many Muslims.0.52
01:11:07.240So we're seeing condos and rapid, shocking demographic change.0.97
01:11:14.800And, you know, the more Africans that come in, the more we see our neighborhoods looking more African in all the possible ways.1.00
01:11:23.440So, I think there's a fatigue and there's a fed-up-ness with what's happening to us.0.99
01:11:32.640And yes, I would say I lay the blame at our political trader class.
01:11:38.320And, you know, I feel like even the Hakuna Matata virus that they're pumping out right now,
01:11:46.800um you know they're trying like the whole scare tactics are out and you know there's a 40
01:11:52.640chance of survival i i you know you see them doing it again because we didn't hang them the first
01:11:59.520time so i'd love to hear more about this actually like i you know i've been a bit out of the loop
01:12:04.800this week just because i i was moving what what's going on with this can we hold on one sec because
01:12:10.240woman who often had her hand up for a bit so i i don't see hands right now you know it's old it's
01:12:15.440old okay okay oh sorry buddy i i don't see hands because i'm on my i'm on my device right now like
01:12:21.480on my phone and if i leave this page it fucks up um can so women often you're good i would just
01:12:31.640love to hear more about what's going on with that whole thing no i didn't have my hand up i i think
01:12:35.740it was just from before okay base do you want to take that or
01:12:39.820i did try and take it i tried to take it on to the conversation about the harambe virus0.96
01:12:49.220yeah yeah i mean like where did it yeah no who fucking knows like who fucking knows they've come0.98
01:12:54.980up with a new fucking story you know and and it came it came from monkeys it come from bugs it0.98
01:13:00.500came from beetle juice from rodents and now it came from rodents and now it's suddenly you know0.99
01:13:05.700contagious and oh remarkably the pharmaceutical companies have been working on a vaccine for this
01:13:10.980for quite some time so we're good to go guys and the influencers are like you know talking about it0.99
01:13:16.300and sharing the science it's a fucking scam you can smell the scam and it's happening again0.98
01:13:21.980because we didn't hang them the first time bingo okay so i just took the opportunity to a little0.99
01:13:29.120to just fucking have a little gander.0.95
01:14:47.940So then they let off a whole bunch of people.
01:14:49.720I think first the initial number was 30 people that they had let off of the vessel and then it
01:14:55.720went up to 40 or something like that two of them I think three of them were Canadians that were let
01:15:00.720off after the second person passed away and then the the man who passed away initially on the wife
01:15:07.080the patient zero also got on a plane and traveled back to Johannesburg and ended up dying at the
01:15:13.160airport so now it's kind of like and now the flight attendant who helped her is now infected
01:15:18.880So now it's there's two people currently residing in Ontario who are under lockdown and then one other person in Quebec who are asymptomatic, not showing symptoms.
01:15:30.240And then, yeah, so there's no other cases that have come up other than this flight attendant.
01:15:35.360But didn't was it you that posted that something was stolen from a lab in a few years?
01:15:41.240Yeah, I put that on my telegram a few days ago when I first saw all this kind of unfolding.
01:15:46.680I've kind of been seeing it on TikTok for the past couple of days.
01:21:12.040and i want to bring back 1967 that's our target that's what we should be aiming at right yeah
01:21:19.660it's a common misconception right you hear it online all the time that canada's always been
01:21:24.760multicultural and i'm like well i'm 53 and i can tell you for sure that uh canada was didn't look
01:21:33.300like this when i was a kid right so they've been heavily propagandized brainwashed into thinking0.95
01:21:40.800that canada has always been this quote-unquote melting pot and that's just not fucking true
01:21:46.160even in the 90s i was a teenager in the 90s and it didn't look like that not even close to this
01:21:51.120no no and if you see any photo it was like what 97 white uh so it wasn't it wasn't always like
01:22:00.560this i saw the shift remember when uh mark you probably were here then and remember when surrey
01:22:05.760was um you know it was just surrey girl jokes and stuff it certainly wasn't all in fact i can tell
01:22:11.280you i remember a t-shirt from the 90s that says so i'm a surrey girl what's your point exactly
01:22:17.600now nowadays right and then we saw the shift that's right right because that it was a working
01:22:22.720class rural area suriaki had lots of farms just like abbotsford did and brampton did too you know
01:22:31.360and uh brampton i'm from ontario i used to drive through brampton it was as white a community as
01:22:36.560you could get only 35 years ago like just three years surrey was every surrey get there sorry
01:22:42.560brampton gets the you know gets all the smoke right now but the fact is is that surrey was0.86
01:22:47.920really ground zero at one point surrey had the mo the most sikhs in the world outside of india0.68
01:22:56.880that they had the dubious distinction of being you know so surrey was really ground zero1.00
01:23:04.960right it was brampton before brampton was brampton so well one of the worst things we ever did in0.99
01:23:12.720canada and in british columbia was open the doors to the chinese in 1982 because and anticipated0.93
01:23:19.840because seeing and at first it was opportunism by canadian governments right because columbia
01:23:25.200oh, wow, Hong Kong is going to go to the Chinese in 1997.
01:23:28.500All the Hong Kongers are freaking out and want to move their assets.
01:23:31.980So we gave citizenship to anybody who brought a million dollars.0.99
01:23:35.960So what the net result of that is, a flood of Chinese people doubling and tripling the value of houses in Richmond1.00
01:23:42.580such that white people were induced to sell it because great prices, but they could never afford to live there again.1.00
01:23:49.940So that's why Richmond is, what, 80% Chinese now or something like that?
01:23:54.120when it was like zero percent i remember richmond was a lovely agricultural rural place where they
01:23:59.880built the airport which was you know japanese fishing villages and steveston and you know but
01:24:06.080mostly a white community now it's all asian all chinese and i mean many stores don't even have
01:24:12.080english signage anymore they don't even they don't even bother doing any of that so well the chinese1.00
01:24:17.800are notorious scofflaws when it comes to taxable income and stuff like that like a lot of these1.00
01:24:23.500people own two three four five million dollar homes that claim no income oh i have no income0.68
01:24:28.440right therefore they don't pay taxes right and who knows satellite families too right they were
01:24:33.300that was the that was the ground zero for the satellite families well you know it's it's white
01:24:39.240canadians that are trustworthy i trust people that actually probably pay their taxes and follow the0.94
01:24:45.600law and stuff like that and all these other cultures these are scammer cultures even the1.00
01:24:50.780Chinese who are like often brilliant people, very competent, they come from a culture where1.00
01:24:56.120kleptocracy is par for the course, right? Communist China is corrupted. Money goes to those that tow0.99
01:25:04.200the line, the party line. And this is true for so many cultures, right? They're corrupted.0.99
01:25:10.180They're integrated with their governments and stuff like that. Who knows what these Sikhs and1.00
01:25:14.480these Indians are associated with when they come here? Because they seem to bring all their0.54
01:25:18.740tribal hatreds and their tribal conflicts with them do you trust the chinese i don't jesus1.00
01:25:25.700not even chinese police stations all across canada that keep these people in line well it's0.99
01:25:32.120interesting that we never yeah we never yeah the foreign interference the michael ma the fucking0.96
01:25:39.000listen when uh i've run for office enough times to have had seeks help me in my election camping0.83
01:25:44.680When I ran for the Green Party and my wife at the time ran for the Green Party in Fraserview in 2009, that's an almost all Sikh area, right?
01:25:54.660That's where the Visak Parade is in Vancouver.
01:25:57.660And they told me, like, they got a little drunk one night and started telling me stories about how they got dead people onto the voter rolls in the 2000 NDP leadership campaign in British Columbia, where Ujul Desanj, a Sikh, was made the premier of British Columbia.0.98
01:26:15.420And they got, like, fucking people from the dead to vote.0.96
01:26:18.860Now, what happens is people defraud.1.00
01:47:58.120But anyway, there are people who are willing to be front facing.
01:48:01.700And until the culture shifts enough where enough people are the majority that can be front facing, that it's no longer taboo and the Overton window has been shifted so far that they are able to show their face and not face repercussions for their ideology.
01:48:21.200I heard that from people regarding marijuana for decades, too.
01:48:25.100And they couldn't come out and advocate for marijuana because they were afraid of consequences.
01:50:47.460And I believe most people don't understand retail politics.
01:50:50.940Like when I'm going for running for Sechelt District Council, starting August 15th, I'm walking door to door for four hours to talk to all my neighbors.
01:50:59.540Right. And mostly I'll give them my propaganda.
01:51:02.080But mostly what you do when you go door to door is you just listen to them.
01:51:06.100If they're there at the door, it's their chance to talk to you, not your chance to talk to them unless they ask you a question.
01:51:13.180In a way, it's a lot like a date. Right.
01:51:15.700like basically a woman on a date should let the guy talk his ear off even though that's unnatural1.00
01:51:21.480women like to do all the talking men do the listening but in the case of a date you want0.96
01:51:25.420him to do all the time because you need him you need to find out what he's like men don't really0.95
01:51:29.640care what you're like if they're attracted to you from the get-go they don't need any information0.97
01:51:34.100they don't need to know what you do who you are they're hot for you that's enough women it's
01:51:39.560oh my god okay okay so let me let me get the hands when you're meeting voters it's like that
01:51:47.060you're listening to them as though every voter is a woman and i'm a man right and and in fact
01:51:52.440you can tell them what you stand for but that might be boring to them so i always go listen
01:51:56.760i'm here to talk to you to find out what you're interested in if i am on city government what1.00
01:52:02.080would you like me to do and that gives them a chance to talk and that's exactly how women like1.00
01:52:07.320to be addressed and and to listen to so that's like how you go about going door to door well1.00
01:52:12.920none of our people do that they don't know how to go door to door and talk to their neighbors
01:52:18.520they're afraid of it my neighbors are brown actually so that's not going to work for me
01:52:23.500you'd be surprised when i was downtown protesting in front of lululemon of course vancouver is0.75
01:52:29.460mostly foreign now but the people who responded to my sign better were not whites they were0.98
01:52:34.920immigrants they thought there was too much fucking immigration so there is room there they came up to0.99
01:52:40.440me and said there are too many goddamn indians and they're indian but they're protecting their1.00
01:52:44.580self-interest right like that's they don't want to go home well the old indians the people who've1.00
01:52:50.560been here 40 50 years 30 years they know how it all works right you know that's why that nav guy0.99
01:52:56.100is the super fan at a raptors game he's embraced at least part of canadian culture but the modern
01:53:01.620ones they're all just here for work they're trying they have no no interest in canada they didn't
01:53:05.860research canada they just jumped at some opportunity that someone threw at them
01:53:10.100they gave some bribes they bribed somebody for a test they bribed someone for a job
01:53:15.060and now they're over here trying to do the best possible uh in their own interest and i get that
01:53:23.380do you think that those ones also are more likely to buy the lie that canada is genocidal and that
01:53:28.980there's 215 murdered children in kamloops do you think that like that's also a problem right it's
01:53:35.220like they can be super wonderful and productive and all these sorts of things but they're more
01:53:39.940likely to say you know use total land you don't own it it's not yours serious indians never say
01:53:48.420that by the way when you meet them they don't say no no that's just on x that's because they're0.99
01:53:53.700anonymous right people say stupid online you know what people call me a pedophile at least 100 times0.97
01:54:00.660on facebook when i questioned the local fish and chips shop wasn't open on tuesdays and i said why1.00
01:54:08.340doesn't he open on tuesdays why is he closed and i got people calling me vile horrible names because
01:54:13.700i impugned a local business wasn't working hard enough right so now they call me pedophile this
01:54:20.180happens all the time but in real life i've never had a bad interaction out here in the nine years
01:54:24.820i've lived here in total on the sunshine coast no one's ever said anything unkind to me in person
01:54:30.100not a one and yet online hundreds of people will swear at me and stuff like that right
01:54:35.860because people behave very differently online and in an anonymity than they do in person
01:54:43.460and this is a problem for us because our people hide in person and are really busy online
01:54:50.180okay let's get your hands wait yeah I got this listen ladies I need you to help me because my
01:54:56.100hands are not showing so uh I don't know who was yeah so well we have like I got I got markets we
01:55:02.460got Catherine we got Bruce we got Tyler um and we got some people in lineups too um so let's get to
01:55:10.020them um we got some old friends and some new friends uh so Marcus Marcus can you come in first
01:55:16.780come in hot and heavy buddy i didn't have a hand up you invited me oh okay well i see bruce
01:55:22.680is hands up but that's the only other hand i see beside tyler and steve tyler was first
01:55:27.620with the heart go ahead tyler hey hey guys thanks for having me up um and thanks as always uh holding
01:55:41.660this space i know it takes a lot of time and effort from you ladies so thanks again and mark
01:55:47.360thanks for joining us um i just wanted to agree with mark about the the re-migration thing not
01:55:54.440being able to happen until we have enough guts to put our faces out there uh i do believe that's
01:56:00.460true but i will share a white pill with you guys the and the industry i'm in is a bit uh you know
01:56:09.660it's not general population industry i work in the trade so you know we're a bit we're not the
01:56:15.980same as like city folk or whatever but um or i don't know whatever you want to call them but
01:56:20.880i will say that um the you know these we do have these conversations like almost on a weekly basis
01:56:31.740probably more and all it takes is for me you know how you test the waters with people all it takes
01:56:37.520is saying hey did you notice uh this the tv commercials not being like you don't be in mixed
01:56:43.940race couples or whatever like little things like that and and as long as it's even if it's not all
01:56:49.660white people in that conversation like it starts going pretty fast and it is kind of like a wild
01:56:55.700fire so although i do agree with you mark uh we do have to be like be face forward and be willing
01:57:02.500to put ourselves out there um and not just hide behind a twitter account um that in my opinion
01:57:09.280and from my personal experience over the past year or two is happening quite rapidly so that's
01:57:16.440all i wanted to say thanks for having me up thanks tyler um he's lost he's lost connection he's not
01:57:25.340up here anymore yeah mark's not up oh no there he is yeah now he is uh bruce you were next i think
01:57:31.480right or with steve no it's bruce go ahead bruce hey thanks for having me guys hey is this bruce
01:57:41.300mcconnell this is bruce barrett okay because there's a bruce on x that's got me yeah he
01:57:49.880doesn't come on here he's got me blocked okay come on now first of all look i just want to
01:57:59.520address a couple points that we've made tonight here first of all i get where mark emory's coming
01:58:04.320at here because i'm very excited about mel brooks's baseball sequel coming out this summer
01:58:15.440and i do love how mark just told a panel of women that women shouldn't run anything so i thought
01:58:22.080that was also hilarious as well and that and that we all agreed with him and that you all agreed
01:58:27.760with them yes exactly that's the best part that was that was great um but uh i did interview mark
01:58:35.040like uh maybe 15 years ago or something that uh maybe 2008 2009 at a queen's park protest for a
01:58:43.200420 thing yeah that'd be the time yeah yeah and uh and he responded to me on a tweet saying uh
01:58:51.200i'm a great interview and i think he's he's been a great interview i think everyone agrees on that
01:58:56.000right now so uh thanks for coming to the party mark yeah so here's the thing i want i i you know
01:59:06.160i ran for the people's party and i love max but max's time has passed and so we need a new voice
01:59:13.360a national voice that's politically inclined and if we could get it registered those are tax
01:59:20.400creditable donations too and that's what i would like to do i would like to get a national party
01:59:26.960going that's specifically canadian nationalist and start talking it up across the country
01:59:34.400and that's why i'm going to need people who are willing to put their face and name to things
01:59:39.040because you can't you know we can have meetings in people's homes and what have you but
01:59:44.160it wouldn't be anonymous anymore and i'd need people to show up so i'm kind of wondering what
01:59:49.440you think about a political party that is a canadian nationalist one where like for example
01:59:54.940i tour across the country and go to communities and see if we can get something together
02:00:00.440uh well i like the idea mark and as you can see i am kind of a front-facing canadian nationalist
02:00:09.200here um but uh i think the time is nigh and i kind of wanted to talk about maybe a possible
02:00:17.300solution here because we are on the cusp of uh bill c9 passing we probably have three months
02:00:25.720before that happens and uh you know i asked grok actually uh hey would this joke uh get me jail
02:00:32.560time and it was basically like yeah absolutely if uh residential school denialism is uh
02:00:38.360added to bill c9 that would actually actually get you in jail and uh so okay uh that's where
02:00:45.800we're at now so i don't really think there's any time to kind of uh organize anything like that
02:00:53.080instead i thought maybe i'd throw this solution at us here um when uh britain was about to pass
02:01:01.260a law that said uh misgendering uh the transgens the trannies or whatever there uh would get you0.53
02:01:09.420jail time uh jk rowling basically went on a bent end with the hashtag arrest me hashtag arrest me0.79
02:01:17.300and she built it up and built it up and built it up and built it up and then the law passed1.00
02:01:21.800and the very next day she was like fuck i'm ready for this and she put out a tweet and0.98
02:01:27.660whatever they backed down so i'm wondering if maybe the time is now to uh because you've done0.98
02:18:31.040But like, look, look at our longest serving prime minister, William Y. Mackenzie King.
02:18:36.620He stated, I mean, he wrote it in his diary.0.98
02:18:39.640But he said that we must keep this part of the continent free from unrest and free from too great and intermixer foreign strains of blood.0.97
02:18:47.800as much as the same lies at the basis of the oriental problem i fear there would be riots0.83
02:18:53.000if we agreed to a policy that admitted numbers of jews canada's longest serving prime minister
02:18:59.000that was a very common sentiment at the time canadians were largely anti-semitic
02:19:05.160before world war ii and it's only after world war ii and the holocaust narrative that that really
02:19:12.040started to change if you look at you know the commission that changed canada's uh immigration
02:19:18.280policy to allow all these third worlders the committee that passed the recommendations was0.67
02:19:24.280called the cohen committee because it was chaired by maxwell cohen and the other guy the other jew
02:19:30.120that was on that commission was the head of the canadian jewish congress at the time the name is
02:19:35.240slipping me at the moment but you can look that up it's verifiably true so again if you go down
02:19:42.440the rabbit hole of looking at all these agendas that you don't like i mean cultural marxism
02:19:47.400itself comes from the frankfurt school which eight of the ten founding professors were jews
02:19:52.520that fled germany to come to america take institutional power and start propagating0.77
02:19:58.440critical race theory and you know feminism and all these degenerate agendas that have gotten us0.83
02:20:04.200into the bimar world that we live today okay and what are you doing politically right now
02:20:10.120in canada with this knowledge again building medic meta political power because until people
02:20:19.320are like understanding that they've been lied to they understand where the common thread
02:20:25.080of the agendas are coming from until you have a real map you can't chart a course to where you
02:20:30.440need to go and tell people if you have phony charts you're gonna be a ship that hits the rocks0.97
02:20:39.960i find that the people who believe jews control all this are politically moribund they can't get0.98
02:20:45.960anything done they don't bother calling their mps they don't bother getting running in elections0.89
02:20:51.000they don't get involved in mainstream politics because the canadian jewish political action
02:20:56.760committee or political affairs committee is funding both the liberals and the conservatives
02:21:00.780then you're like what good is it going to do to vote for either liberal or conservative
02:21:05.320it's two wings of the same bird with the big hook nose beak um you know a lot of people and even
02:21:13.760so in other words you don't do anything no i do do stuff i i do tell me one thing you tell me
02:21:20.240something you've done out in the world politically i do stuff for the dominion society
02:21:26.480no that's not politically that's just joining the political influence organization i'm not
02:21:32.880going to go and join the conservative party i mean i i didn't know and the ppc is a libertarian
02:21:40.160party that won't really like get to the meat and potatoes of what's wrong with this country
02:21:44.800so in other words you don't do anything politically you probably have never even
02:21:48.640contacted your member of parliament yes i have contacted my member of parliament i've actually
02:21:53.360volunteered on political campaigns before and you've told him these views you're a member of
02:21:59.600parliament yeah good okay well that's that's a first most people don't even bother doing that
02:22:08.000yeah and you know what i got i got no reply no reply and even followed up called the office no
02:22:13.600reply and as my mp they're obligated no reply like no response whatsoever send an email
02:22:20.640like phone call you had nothing more than maybe a secretary answer is like okay i'll pass on your
02:22:25.840concerns and uh and then you never hear back and you send emails and you don't get a reply
02:22:32.480yes nothing more than an automated response okay great well you should publicize all that
02:22:37.920that's getting involved politically you should embarrass your member of parliament and you
02:22:42.400should confront him and encourage other people to bombard him with with their opinion if it
02:22:47.520the demographics of this country so fast there's not enough white voters who are nationalists to
02:22:54.300even like win a seat even if they all like they would have to move like to the same riding that's
02:23:01.000another thing gerrymandering they're constantly redrawing riding lines if they were the parties
02:23:05.660that are in power yeah okay so it's a rigged thing it's like going to a casino and thinking
02:23:14.520that you're going to take down the house well guess what the house always wins okay well see0.99
02:23:19.800to me this is the problem with the jewish conspiracy thing is that they become uh immobilized1.00
02:23:25.800frozen petrified unable to do anything in the real world because it's all so big that nothing0.76
02:23:32.520will change it type of thing and i i can't work with that sort of attitude i think uh are we gonna
02:23:40.600move to shut this down guys because i think it kind of got off track and i don't want it to
02:23:44.120yeah we're a bit off track and uh i mean we've kind of what was the track though
02:23:50.040well it wasn't necessarily yes aren't you guys here to talk to me what happened here
02:23:57.160um wait like i thought like it says with mark emory so anything that people direct to me
02:24:03.000is on track okay well that's fair i just um well what was your impression
02:24:08.040what were you thinking well i guess i just didn't want the whole thing to be all about the jewish
02:24:12.520question yeah yeah and i would never have brought them up but i know people are obsessed with it0.62
02:24:18.680i think they are and to me that's that those people should be marginalized because they can't
02:24:23.720get anything politically done they're so caught up in their obsessions that they don't have a target
02:24:29.720they don't have a market they don't have people they can work with they don't even show their
02:24:34.200face in public right this is not how you're going to build a movement i don't know if i would agree
02:24:40.200with that but we can agree to be fair building a movement um has that worked so far the way we've
02:24:45.720been playing within the political system how has that worked for us so far i i don't think it has
02:24:51.880worked and continuing to talk about the same problem offering the same solutions is very
02:24:58.920detrimental and has kept us where we are and it's actually gotten worse um so you know movements
02:25:06.200like second sons and what they're doing i think is the way forward i don't know emailing your
02:25:10.760politician is the way to do it second sons isn't going to be able to do anything what you have to
02:25:14.840okay for local we'll agree to disagree and you'll run for emailing your politicians and we will go
02:25:21.000the way we're going no you have to run for something the general framework is broken
02:25:26.680so running for political office i think is is not going to be effective right like yeah that's what
02:25:31.720what i said you're wrong system has to be you don't run for the school board or a local council
02:25:36.600or some really local thing you'd be surprised really i okay i mean i i feel like uh like
02:25:45.100elections are are pretty heavily compromised well you even said that we need proportional
02:25:50.440representation we don't even have that so how can we have faith in our electoral system in our
02:25:55.200yeah I just I mean I I don't know why that that doesn't make sense like I if elections are
02:26:04.040compromised then that tells me that the system is broken but you're saying both of those things so
02:26:09.260I don't really understand what you mean there you know what I mean like I think our our system is
02:26:14.600compromised if elections are compromised then the system is broken right I mean that just makes
02:26:21.280sense to me am i like am i wrong like please explain to me what you mean by that mark i mean
02:26:36.800do i have no sound can anyone hear me yeah i think his is mike's on mute okay there is
02:26:43.120and i'm bringing 40 sacks up too oh 40 yay hi 40. sorry go ahead mark i just so i didn't i didn't
02:26:52.000put my mic on mute who did that oh i i don't oh you know what maybe somebody did a fat thumb
02:26:58.000uh where it says to re where people are requesting turns to a mute button when everyone's been allowed
02:27:04.000up so it could have been an accident um so our bad go ahead that was a that was a technical error
02:27:10.160go ahead my point is even if the system's broken which it is even if all the things you say are
02:27:15.720true you still do them anyway because you're out to influence people so by getting out on the street
02:27:21.640and actually being real people away from social media you get feedback you get criticism you get
02:27:27.220to meet your neighbors you get to give them your propaganda heck you only need a thousand votes to
02:27:32.420get elected to sechelt district council so if i can get 1100 votes out of this community of
02:27:38.00010 000 then i'll become a counselor and i'll have a say and sure it won't be that big a deal
02:27:44.000but it's something right there's you have to work with what you've got right and what we've got is
02:27:50.160not a very good democratic system it's highly flawed it favors centrist policies it favors
02:27:56.940the status quo so what i don't understand why these things are barriers right go and do them
02:28:02.740anyway. Go to the legislature. Write to your member apartment. If you don't get an answer
02:28:09.040you like, go and pick at his office, for God's sake. I've done all these things. I've got tons
02:28:13.480of pictures. I got rid of Drag Queen Story Hour down at the City Hall Public Library because I0.59
02:28:18.060protested there and they never did it again. I did that with, I protested in front of Lululemon
02:28:22.960to get them to stop hiring foreign workers. I've protested in front of prisons that have0.98
02:28:27.880males and female prisons and that's getting curtailed nowadays too so i've done lots of0.98
02:28:33.840these things and they work just get the fuck out there and put your face and name to something0.98
02:28:39.100and stand for something in a public place you'll get feedback but we are standing for something0.96
02:28:45.240um a lot of people advocate for for re-migration in real life and you're saying that's impossible
02:28:51.800so i don't i don't you're having that effect right okay because what are you doing in real life
02:29:00.120no she's been an activist lee's been an activist for a really long time and she's got an impressive
02:29:05.400body of work actually and being forward-facing but we've got for the sax here um who understands
02:29:12.600canadian history extremely well he's a friend of the show 40 sacks what she got there brother nice
02:42:19.400So you did provoke me into bringing up Billboard, Chris, who I think is a great role model for everybody.
02:42:26.060If we just took a sign and put that around our neck and went to the main intersection in our communities with just something like preserve the traditional Canada, just say that people will come up to you.
02:42:38.060What do you mean by that? And you start having conversations. Right.
02:42:41.520That's what we should be doing. Right. We should be going and people will abuse you because they'll go, well, you're a white nationalist.
02:42:47.820And you go, well, I don't necessarily consider myself that.
02:43:14.560In fact, I used to say to people, I used to hope that my enemies would overreact and do something stupid so I could get good publicity from it.0.91
02:43:22.980Like, I always hope cops would overreact and, you know, hit me with a truncheon or something because that would be just awesome for fundraising and for, you know, promoting my point of view and stuff.0.95
02:43:33.940So you always have to hope your enemies go too far and make a fool of themselves that makes you look good.0.70
02:45:05.840and i love greg and daniel's videos they're awesome and second sons i love those guys too
02:45:10.900they're great i hope they continue to expand in communities across the country um but we also
02:45:16.560need people with billboards around their neck on main intersections because that's the part we're
02:45:21.100not doing we've noticed that bruce has had his hand up i i like bruce a lot i think maybe bruce
02:45:28.700should uh it's been a back and forth between yourself and myself for for some time bruce
02:45:32.760please. All right. Hey, thanks guys for having me again here. Let's just merge 40s angle and
02:45:42.380Mark's angle together about Billboard Chris and about 40 saying everybody's got their hands in
02:45:49.400their phones all the time. Billboard Chris, yeah, it's absolutely true. Just get out there,
02:45:56.340get on the field, do your thing. But that is amplified by social media. So the two are
02:46:02.360kind of uh synergistic they they work together and uh without him amplifying what he is doing
02:46:10.780on social media he just would have been a guy in the street with a billboard you know um no one
02:46:18.460would have ever known about billboard chris we're wrapping it up soon guys i hope you enjoyed the
02:46:25.120entertainment good speaker for the issue yes absolutely absolutely is uh but uh i just and
02:46:32.860you know what you say that but uh 50 years ago if billboard chris would have done it television
02:46:38.480local news would have covered him everywhere he went because that's what they did in the old days
02:46:42.660i used to get tremendous television coverage in the 70s and 80s and 90s and newspaper coverage
02:46:48.760and all sorts of mass media that doesn't even exist now there is no ecosystem where newspapers
02:46:54.140are relevant where television news has the impact it did 50 years ago so billboard chris wouldn't
02:47:00.500have had social media but he'd have been interviewed people would have known how to get
02:47:04.560hold of him it would have gone slower but it would still have happened to someone who's determined
02:47:09.260because i was doing it back before the internet and you had to go door to door back in those days
02:47:13.980and drop off a pamphlet give them your phone number give them your contact number that's even
02:47:18.600before email so you just give them your address in case they want to drop something off right
02:47:23.560It would still happen. It's just that, yeah, synergistically, if you're going to go out on the street, of course you're going to cover it on your social media. Why wouldn't you? When I protested Lululemon, social media. When I went in front of Drag Queen Story Hour, social media. When I went in front of the prison, all those are on social media. I took pictures and exploited my activism on my social media.
02:47:45.180And I have almost half a million in total between Facebook, Instagram, and X.
02:48:09.520And that has to be done before you have anything to share on social media.
02:48:15.180right so one is more dependent on the other social media amplifies your activism but you
02:48:20.880have to get out there 100 100 yes yes and that's what i see the dominion society doing now with
02:48:28.880its postering campaign because now we get all kinds of mainstream media covering that people
02:48:35.320ripping the posters down them coming back putting more posters up doing extraordinary things and
02:48:42.340Yeah, I still think, though, if he put a billboard around his body and had a re-migration poster there and stood in a main intersection, it would do better.
02:48:51.280He can get other people to put posters up.
02:49:18.000One of the best analogies, however inscrutable that it may seem,
02:49:28.240for the purpose of wearing a mask that I've heard, was the mask is your shield.
02:49:39.140We don't have a problem with anonymity or pseudo-anonymity on the internet.
02:49:46.520The question I raise is why should we have problems with anonymity or pseudo-anonymity in real life?
02:49:56.960For the purpose of what the Second Sons serves, the anonymity does protect them
02:50:04.760Because it is far easier today to find out a person's personal details, weaponize them against them, call their boss, harass their family, inform law enforcement who, as we know, are working with Antifa, working with far leftists, communists, all of these constituent groups.
02:53:03.300They lose access to that systemic influence that allows them to engage on a local and provincial level.
02:53:10.240If a banker, say a guy who is affiliated with you or me or Posty or Bethan,
02:53:19.160is a branch manager of a bank or a credit union and he's giving loans out to people like yourself
02:53:27.540and myself or the plumber or the carpenter or any of these other people who are on our side
02:53:31.500well what happens if he loses his job because he decided to go mask off because he took off the
02:53:38.760mask and decided to participate in a rally in a banner drop that said re-migration now what
02:53:44.100happens well now he loses access to that capital the chance of him being able to assist his people
02:53:50.860with the skills professionally that he has built over decades was now completely diminished
02:53:56.840so he has almost ejected himself out of the system and its influence or the ability to
02:54:02.800influence the system for no reason for no reason at all so i circle back i just i just circle back
02:54:09.840to the whole point that it's like these are all constituent parts and when they work together the
02:54:15.380machine moves it's like a volkswagen people complain about german cars they say they either
02:54:20.960work or they don't right because if one thing works in a one thing works uh go on go on mark
02:54:27.320in regards to that banker though see that's the kind of person yeah you should keep your job but
02:54:32.440you should give me a thousand dollars and i'll go across the country and speak on your behalf
02:54:37.000Because I am not afraid to put my name out, but I lack the funds to go across Canada.
02:54:42.080So that's where the people who don't want to be seen are going to be useful if they have, you know, if they want to back up their convictions with some cash.