00:09:54.740It's actually my friend that has me down this conspiracy, you know, hole.
00:09:58.400He keeps sending me all these articles about, like, how the U.S. military is preparing for three months, you know, in case of a nuclear fallout.
00:10:05.920And then now all this other stuff with these countries telling people to prepare.
00:10:08.960So, like, he's down, he's going down the conspiracy rabbit hole that he thinks, like, there's going to be a nuke or something, which doesn't make sense to me.
00:10:15.200but yeah it's i don't know like i said i didn't even notice it until he sent us sent me these
00:10:20.200articles so but what else what else do we got going on lee in canada well i was hoping max
00:10:32.220jenna would come in to talk about his border antics but uh yeah i don't know i don't know
00:10:40.340if you guys heard about him trying to cross the border into the u.s and um they basically said
00:10:46.800that he can't come back in he was refused entry they went through his phone and saw were playing0.99
00:10:52.300his voice clips in a group chat and uh he was nigger posting in his group chat and they didn't0.99
00:10:59.060like that so they basically gave him a piece of paper that said that his passport wasn't valid0.98
00:11:05.400but he does have a valid passport and he said that the bigger picture here is that
00:11:10.560he'll never be allowed back into the country like into the the u.s because they have written that on
00:11:17.000his file that he tried to enter without proper documentation and now he's going to be red flagged
00:11:22.660for you know they'll see he's trying to sneak in the country probably right like that he was trying
00:11:28.680to get in illegally so now he's totally flagged um i think it's uh i i think because he was maybe0.99
00:11:37.700pushing back against illegal immigration that they just gave him a big fuck you and was like0.96
00:11:44.220well you don't like illegal immigration well you're not gonna be able to come into our country0.97
00:11:48.600anymore i don't know did he go across the land border yeah he went from manitoba to north dakota
00:11:57.760i guess yeah because he was going there for the um the election or whatever he was invited to a
00:12:03.700party so he was trying to go over there and just went over with his license because on the on the
00:12:07.620fine print of the paper that he sent he got a mug shot and everything and his his fingerprinted
00:12:12.620oh so he didn't have a passport he didn't have a passport he did have a passport oh he had a valid
00:12:18.140passport but they just wrote that underneath as the reason why he was refused entry oh it's pretty
00:12:24.920crazy well i'm just thinking too like at the land border like he must have his name must have be
00:12:29.940like it must be flagged because why would they choose him unless they knew like it something
00:12:33.520came up for all the people that cross the border yeah he was saying that the the border guard like
00:12:41.080they get so they drove up to the the little cubicle thing and the the border guard took
00:12:46.580all their passports of the guys that were in the car and as soon as his passport was scanned
00:12:51.100and they got detoured into the secondary investigation thing
00:12:56.360where they rip your car apart and stuff like that.
00:12:58.900So there's probably something on his passport that flagged him to do that.
00:14:59.860I mean, look at what they just did in the US.0.98
00:15:01.580They flipped Texas blue by importing infinity migrants.0.97
00:15:05.220so once the demographics shift like they will be in power permanently and they can just do0.61
00:15:11.520whatever they want and they will definitely just crush like any any sort of white person that
00:15:17.120doesn't want to be ethnically replaced i think we've got about two years at this point because0.53
00:15:21.940after the democrats get in like they'll try and impeach trump or whatever and to all this stuff
00:15:27.900but the u.s congress will be gridlocked but if they get another democrat president
00:15:31.860like all this stuff that they've put in in our countries with the you know the c c6 threes or
00:15:37.920the the anti-semitism bills where they're just going around raiding people's houses for like0.85
00:15:41.860swastikas that they post online or base hitler edits like that will be just dialed up to a
00:15:47.020hundred and then the democrat president will not stand in the way of like online censorship they'll
00:15:53.400probably be pushing it and i think they will just crack down on us completely to the point where
00:15:58.440you know we have to go completely underground and that's not going to be fun i know i've been
00:16:03.860saying that like that movie demolition man we're going to be like the sewer people like literally
00:16:07.320that's what's going to have to happen because it's going to everything's going to be tied to
00:16:10.680it like your food it's funny but like i'm telling you like like we're not gonna be you're not gonna
00:16:15.220be able to get food you're not gonna be able to have employment you're not gonna be able to you0.67
00:16:17.920know pay rent or mortgage like all that shit you're gonna have no choice like that's how i0.92
00:16:22.020think it's going um welcome mathis is it mathis i can't pronounce yes yeah yes go ahead well i0.97
00:16:30.860i'm not sure that the the mainstream media is completely irrelevant for the following reason
00:16:37.280even if the viewership is is around 60 in its average age they still get broad second order
00:16:48.600distribution on social media, like even the right-wing pundits that are notorious on this
00:16:58.360platform, they comment, we comment on mainstream media. Lots of the political commentary I do is
00:17:07.320replying to articles I found on the mainstream media. So they still have
00:17:14.760not a monopoly they've lost the monopoly but they they're still a force in gathering
00:17:21.920information and distributing that information and there's more commentary on it but I mean
00:17:29.840most of the news are still sourced by the AFP and other mainstream media so I think that we
00:17:41.020sort of kid ourselves and thinking they're irrelevant when we ourselves we comment on it
00:17:46.380and we're sort of we're very reactive like the the right wing we're very reactive
00:17:52.940we're not really proactive like we haven't replaced them
00:17:57.680you know yeah no I get I get that but I think that the difference is like I even look at you
00:18:05.340know myself middle-aged person and you know and especially the younger kids like they're really
00:18:10.760not you know watching this mainstream or even reading it on the internet yeah I think a lot
00:18:15.920of us are but I just don't think they have that hold on people where people will believe everything
00:18:20.980they say that like it's gospel like the only thing I would probably turn it tune into the
00:18:25.700news for maybe is the weather because even you know that's probably going to most likely be right
00:18:31.320But other than that, like, I don't. And I think that more people are, well, I mean, I don't know, a lot of people think it started with X, right? And I don't know, maybe like it started with X when Elon bought it and people were able to, you know, share the free flow of ideas and stuff like that at that point. They think that's when it started. But I do think that they are concerned, like, regardless if the media, it doesn't have as much of a pull as it did before.
00:18:55.340but that's correct yeah but they still hold the center of the battlefield yeah yeah i can that's
00:19:03.180fair like the center of gravity haven't shifted and when you're talking about young people
00:19:08.880uh not paying attention to to the mainstream media or to television
00:19:15.180like their mainstream media is now instagram so so the youth that you're talking about are largely
00:19:22.560depoliticized. And those who are politicized, they do read alternative right-wing media,
00:19:30.160but we read The Economist as well. We read both. And when you read both, you realize
00:19:38.220that mainstream media is still a force. It's a contested force. It's criticized. It's
00:19:46.500heavily scrutinized, right? It's heavily scrutinized. But when you contradict a source
00:19:54.980of information all day, in a way you reinforce it. And the analogy I'm going to use is Protestantism
00:20:02.460versus the Catholic Church. Like in a way, like Protestants are completely obsessed and consumed0.97
00:20:08.780by the Pope. Protestants talk about the Pope more than we Catholics do, okay? And you sort of0.58
00:20:17.540never achieve anything with this sort of sterile opposition, right? You reinforce the framework
00:20:26.380that you're criticizing. So it's like in a way we live in a more Pope-centric universe since
00:20:34.320Protestantism appeared just because they made the Pope the center of Christianity even more so
00:20:45.660than when Catholicism had a monopoly. And I feel this is what the right wing were sort of behaving
00:20:53.720towards the mainstream media like Protestants are behaving towards the Pope, where we bitch
00:21:00.640about it all the time, but then just like bitching about it, we reinforce in a way its0.54
00:21:07.440importance. And, you know, it would be nice to have, you know, to shift the center of gravity
00:21:15.840away from the CBC in Canada, but I don't think it's going to happen. We're more likely to have
00:21:23.040eventually conservative CBC than to shift the center of gravity away from it like like there's
00:21:31.220no there's no like obvious infrastructure by which to replace what we call the mainstream media
00:21:37.980well I think you you should start somewhere and I think people like wiretap media who does a great
00:21:45.160job in Canada and the Noticer News in Australia, they've both started to build their own
00:21:52.780right wing, you know, news outlet. They don't have the funding that CBC has. And maybe,
00:22:01.300you know, they will eventually get to that caliber and hopefully and, you know, that's why
00:22:05.440it's important for people on the right to support them. And, you know, maybe is there people out
00:22:11.320there that know how to write and you know maybe people should focus their efforts if they do have
00:22:16.800those um you know if they do have the the capability of writing articles and stuff like
00:22:24.500that maybe maybe that's something that people could start helping with yeah i think the more
00:22:28.760people the better like the more people we could get into content creation like whether it's
00:22:54.660And I'm happy that information is more distributed and people can improvise themselves, citizen journalists.
00:23:03.440And some of these people will be terrible at it.
00:23:07.400others will be incredible at it so you know it's the market has opened up I guess I guess my point
00:23:16.240is that I was just I was just I was just putting into question what you said when you you said like
00:23:27.620the mainstream media is increasingly irrelevant the audience is 60 years old I was just pushing
00:23:34.380back a bit. I think it's more complex than that. Because their infrastructure is harder than
00:23:42.220to replace. Because if you're an independent journalist on Twitter, it's great. But when
00:23:52.980you have the CBC, CNN, there are big institutions with big capabilities of shifting narratives.
00:24:03.120And not only that, but gathering the freaking information, like sending reporters to Ukraine and gather images, war footage, putting that up together in a one hour documentary that's watchable.
00:24:20.100Like the right, we don't really have that sort of infrastructure like this, you know, so is the plan to capture it away from them?
00:24:29.120I think that's more realistic than to building something parallel, especially in Canada.
00:24:40.160On the French CBC, there's been on the television, not the radio, but on the French television CBC, on the French side, there's been a very obvious shift to the right.
00:24:55.300well yeah you guys are able are you're i'm assuming you're from quebec right yes yes yeah
00:25:01.900so you guys are now pushing for you know not having religious symbols being you know worn
00:25:08.040in schools like the hijab and stuff and also being able to choose your uh immigration which
00:25:14.360again i think that should be everybody's all the provinces prerogative to do that but i mean
00:25:20.020And I have to give Quebec credit for doing it.
00:25:22.700The CBC pundits are by and large favorable to these measures.1.00
00:25:28.240And on the television, on the radio, it's all like nagging women, complaining and being moralistic and sentimental.1.00
00:25:40.840But the CBC, the French CBC news, they're pretty conservative at this point.1.00
00:25:47.960And, you know, they're pretty objective. You have, you know, you have people from the far left to the center and very conservative voices. Like the prime minister of Quebec installed Jacinthe-Eve Ariel, who's a right-wing commentator, very pro-Trump.
00:26:10.220she was installed at the head of the you didn't let the ceiling birds because we have like a
00:26:17.320department of government efficiency now they mimicked the doge by elon musk and he appointed
00:26:27.700this woman and she's a former cbc french cbc commentator they brought her in the show a pro
00:26:34.040trump women like that so so i mean it's a lot more open if it was more than the the radio hosts many0.68
00:26:41.260of them are are quite annoying but but there's a shift right words that that that's very clear
00:26:49.800okay no that's fair enough that's fair enough matthew yeah i mean i'd love i'd love to have
00:26:56.180like right-wing cbc in english and for for them to become even more right-wing because
00:27:02.260it's like I want there to be a sort of classy professional looking very polished television0.85
00:27:10.500I want fucking documentaries on classical music that sort of stuff like I want I want an elite0.91
00:27:20.220right-wing public radio and television you see what I'm saying and it used to be that0.98
00:27:27.020I looked at archives videos of French CBC in the 50s and 60s and the 70s.
00:33:20.280Yeah, and I'm pretty sure the media there attacked them, and they had a bunch of politicians going on about how shocking and dangerous it was and stuff like that.
00:33:32.220It was something, they held up a banner that said, Je me souviens blanc, or I remember...
00:34:06.560because I don't want to live with your disgusting religion.1.00
00:34:08.720Like you can say this shit at work now. You can say this shit at work. And it's, you know, you can say Islam is retarded backwards and you don't want to coexist with that. Like that's the Overton window. I shifted to the point where our prime minister just said, like, we're going to remove the towels from their head.1.00
00:34:31.580And if some teachers do not comply, they'll face the consequences.0.71
00:34:39.400I mean, the last government asked teachers to remove their hijabs and their Muslim veils.0.50
00:34:48.720And some of them refused and they got fired.0.98
00:46:34.540like I'm more of like a thinker you know like I used to be a fighter but like I said the darker
00:46:41.780persuasions have had their way with me and I have not been able to do anything about it so like I've
00:46:47.480been alone my entire life like I said my mother and my father were raging liberals they turned
00:46:51.880my brother into a raging liberal like I had nobody growing up so I was getting beat up all the time
00:46:58.400you know that's just where i'm at so like obviously i would like friends but again
00:47:05.060i'm not freaking mike tyson you know what i mean like yeah and i mean you don't have to be mike
00:47:11.480tyson um because you wouldn't want to be black anyway but you know what i mean like strength
00:47:16.380wise like i know i'm just making a joke i know and i'm sorry for saying that like it doesn't
00:47:21.600have to be an active club um and so you know you can get involved in something maybe you know an
00:47:27.360Active Club isn't just from what you're describing, isn't necessarily up your alley right now.
00:47:31.840But I know for sure Dominion Society has people out in Windsor.
00:47:35.800And so that would take just, you know, emailing them, signing up.
00:47:39.780You get, you know, in contact with people in your area and therefore you like they do all the work for you.
00:47:45.340Right. So and the volunteers, it can be many different things.
00:47:47.980Like I volunteer doing graphics, you know, arts, like whatever your strength is, it doesn't have to be because I also had a surgery earlier this year and I wasn't really that mobile for a few months.
00:47:56.620So, you know what I mean? Like I was able to do stuff from the computer. So there's, there's definitely some way. And I was going to also say like, maybe for you, because you're recovering from, you know, an injury or surgery or whatever it may be that, you know, an online community is better for you right now.
00:48:10.800But I think the important thing is, is being able to translate the online community into IRL when you can, because, you know, like I said, I was watching some because Lee knows about this because I've talked to her.
00:48:22.960We've talked about this before. Like, I really do think there's a major crisis going on in the world with white men and suicide.0.83
00:48:29.900And I was watching this man who this psychologist or whatever, but he kind of specializes in this. And one of the things he said that really stuck to me is he said that the world doesn't account for the fact that men don't communicate like women, they don't sit in a chair across from like your psychologist and communicate that way men communicate shoulder to shoulder, which, you know, means that like they like to be doing active things with their their friends when they communicate.
00:48:54.460So whether it's fishing, whether it's, you know, playing a sport, whether it's whatever it may be, right, working out at the gym, that's when they like to talk about their problems.
00:49:03.120They don't like to just sit there and kind of like, like the woman kind of thing, right?0.93
00:49:08.020So I think that is, we've kind of lost that.
00:49:11.060And that's why I think an active club or not even an active club, any kind of group that is, you know, more male focused is what a lot of men need right now.
00:49:20.240because they need to get back to that like you know just that camaraderie that our parents like
00:49:24.720you know our dads and stuff like that would do when we were little kids absolutely you're 100%
00:49:30.560right there's there's just no argument it's just getting to that point you know
00:49:35.760we're we're just keep up the hope though right like yeah I may seem hopeless that you can't do
00:49:41.720anything right now but like just you know you keep keep your mind and try to keep your mind
00:49:45.640in a positive place and know that there is lots of people out there yeah i don't feel hopeless i
00:49:51.400just i every time i see attempting this and being shut down at every turn you know like it like
00:49:58.380they've already tried it with the dominion side every within the sons uh the sons there that are
00:50:03.880sons of odin and all these other groups in these active clubs that they're just being called
00:50:08.420racist and they're being shut down and the news is like 100 against them even though
00:50:13.680we all know they're right like they're they're not speaking any lies they're just telling the
00:50:19.100truth as it is and somehow they can be labeled all these things and just get away with it right
00:50:24.680like it's just what's next after that right like how many how many of these groups have
00:50:29.840undercover police officers in their group just waiting for the right freaking thing to go you
00:50:34.300know what i mean like it's it's very risky it is very risky do you happen do you happen to follow
00:50:39.440the australia boys like tom sewell and stuff like that i do yes okay good so you do know that like
00:50:44.780they've gone through a hell of a struggle too to get oh yeah get around like yeah so and and there's
00:50:49.780no and i think tom's probably one of the people who said this like there's always going to be
00:50:53.840casualties right in war and yeah it sucks if you're one of those people that end up you know0.89
00:50:58.500some of us have been docks some of us have been you know what i mean like so it sucks don't get
00:51:02.660me wrong like i you know hated it when it happened to me and i was scared shitless and stuff like
00:51:06.340that. But in order to, I guess, you know, achieve anything worthwhile, there's going to be
00:51:11.180sacrifices, unfortunately, and casualties. Trust me, I was on X spaces about two years ago,
00:51:17.780and I had about 200 people a day coming to my spaces. And then there was talk about them doxing
00:51:25.260everybody that was coming to my state, my spaces. So I got scared because I got a wife at that
00:51:30.520point and a one and a half year old child. So I went and ruined all of that. Like I told everybody
00:51:36.180something that i should never have said but i knew it was going to get everybody away from me0.95
00:51:40.580so nobody got doxed anymore and i lost my entire freaking following like freaking canadian girl
00:51:46.380freaking hates me now like everybody that was following me just totally dogged me and just0.51
00:51:51.780left and i had no choice like i didn't want anybody getting doxed and i didn't want to get
00:51:56.640doxed so i did what i had to do and biggest it was one of the biggest mistakes i've made in my0.87
00:52:01.500life because i miss it but yeah well we live and we learn i guess but yeah trust me that sucks
00:52:09.560do we got anything i was just looking in my bookmarks i'm trying to find
00:52:13.540any there's there's i feel like there's so much going on in canada oh this was the one i wanted
00:52:17.700to talk to you guys about somebody came out with a uh chart on the lmia approvals for truck drivers
00:52:23.660um it's the apparently the sectors with the most foreign workers in canada and like
00:52:30.120this chart shows from april to june of 2026 so that's what three months it's one quarter right
00:52:36.740the top city they had 109 people approved in surrey bc in three months for uh lmia truck driving
00:52:45.160edmonton was like 76 and then all these other countries were like 50 calgary winnipeg brampton0.76
00:52:51.440abbotsford delta bolton georgetown mississauga woodbridge so isn't that fucking crazy so they're
00:52:58.260still bringing in yeah and all this was after the bronco crash there that killed the 35 of our0.69
00:53:05.280hockey players most a lot of this happened after that like they're doing it anyways yeah
00:53:11.380well i mean a lot of these people have been found to have fraudulent licensing and they're
00:53:16.680like there was a place they busted recently it was like this chinese place and i and i know it's
00:53:22.980legit because i was actually considering getting an id there if they were going to pass the whole
00:53:27.280online thing right where if you had to show your id online i was going to get a fake id and just
00:53:31.100be like fuck it just to use online but i never ended up doing it but i suspect it's this website
00:53:36.520that got busted because they were giving people like like printing realistic looking ontario0.98
00:53:42.300driver any any province you could get one a driver's license they could put whatever name
00:53:46.480you want on it your address and stuff like that and apparently a lot of these people are using
00:53:50.820them to get loans to get like all this other stuff right so um like a lot of their licenses0.94
00:53:57.160aren't even are valid right yeah and that's the same thing for doctors too like we got indians1.00
00:54:02.820coming over from india literally from the the shittiest country in the world where it's the most1.00
00:54:08.900toxic to live in they're coming here and getting doctor and like getting their doctorate and being1.00
00:54:15.260put in as doctors with their education from india so it's like how does that even work0.96
00:54:20.720like how how does that even work you go to the university of india which can't be anywhere near
00:54:27.640the standards of what we have here and they come over here and the minute they land they're given0.86
00:54:32.540a doctorate and they're allowed to work in our hospitals and and treat canadian people like like
00:54:38.040it doesn't make any sense well and the crazy thing about that is i have a friend who uh went to school
00:54:44.380effort to be a nurse in england she's in a native brit english and her credentials were not valid
00:54:52.080in canada they wanted her to go back to school so i'm like how is it that england part of the
00:54:57.800monarchy our our sister our whole our motherland or whatever you want to call it is not valid
00:55:03.740doesn't have valid credentials but a third world country does yeah well you know you the whole
00:55:10.160thing with king charles and uh him converting to islam i i think uh we're taking that way too
00:55:16.980seriously the whole monarchy thing i don't think that's going to be lasting very long i think the
00:55:21.860whole thing is planned out just the top of that whole thing for that one world order they want
00:55:26.860that's what i think it doesn't make any sense why would the king convert to islam like
00:55:32.760did he actually do that yeah he actually converted to islam a couple like a few years ago or
00:55:39.800something it was caught on it was on camera or something there was some sort of video about it
00:55:43.680uh it was passed around on x like two or three months ago i don't think i know where it is now
00:55:49.240but yeah he literally converted to islam and and they uh the the members of parliament over there
00:55:55.080were saying something about it that it was treason or something and that he should step down
00:55:58.880it actually wasn't too far off like a month or two ago i don't know but yeah i mean that come on
00:56:04.900Like that right there should tell you that there's something going on here.
00:56:34.900you still want to do well and i don't know if people realize like michigan's lost now right
00:56:39.480michigan's gone like it was already pretty close to being gone but it's going to be the first
00:56:43.360islamic uh american state because that guy i think and texas too and texas too yeah which is wild
00:56:51.220because texas was like do you remember during the the scamdemic texas was texas and florida were
00:56:56.200like the two free places like everybody was like oh i'm gonna go to texas and florida it's the two
00:56:59.840last free places on the earth on the planet and luckily that's where diagonal originated from
00:57:06.000right right yes exactly line yeah yep and now look at texas what a shame and it's such a huge state
00:57:11.600too oh shameful hey department of redundancy what's up hey guys just checking in saying hi
00:57:20.560i don't think the king actually converted i think that was a meme on um you know when it was ai
00:57:25.920generated whatever um i don't think he can because he's the head of the church of england right so
00:57:31.200i'm not sure and he's still considered the head of the church of england
00:57:36.880yeah look at what the church of england's doing at the moment giving away a hundred
00:57:43.240million dollars to pay for uh slavery reparations0.98
00:57:46.300yeah i'm not going to carry water for any fucking religion i'm an atheist but uh0.98
00:57:55.160yeah i was just thinking that i don't think it's true but the king but i then again could be wrong0.97
00:58:00.220i think the the problem this is i mean i don't get into the religious debates but i think the
00:58:05.740issue is a lot of people are having is that we're it's you have trouble separating the
00:58:10.240institution from the people that are currently occupying the institution and i think that goes
00:58:15.000across the board from the monarchy to the religious institutions to all this stuff right
00:58:19.680Like the, you know, Catholicism and Christianity a couple hundred years ago when it wasn't as, you know, corrupt as it is now.
00:58:26.760And like, it probably was a lot more meaningful to people and it meant something.0.86
00:58:30.880Same as, you know, what do you want to call it?
00:58:34.440Like all these things, like even governments, like I said, they had more of the people's concern at heart compared to the last couple hundred years.
00:58:42.420So, yeah, there's no question that's true, right?
00:58:44.700there's just uh you know i was kind of surprised to see the first muslims um muslim senator elected0.99
00:58:52.620in where was that michigan or something that's what i was saying michigan yeah like holy shit0.93
00:58:56.920man like i wasn't surprised necessarily just because i've seen how like look at dearborn0.89
00:59:01.200right like dearborn is a totally captured city like they're playing the you know call to prayer
00:59:06.780four times a day they're so loud like everybody you know what i mean so it's literally gone
00:59:12.100and that's how they start right and then people because they're smart like they they move in a
00:59:17.140little bit at a time so that they can kind of go under the radar not noticed as much and then all
00:59:22.060of a sudden you wake up like I I said earlier in the space I was talking to my son and he was like
00:59:26.320what happened like in the last 15 years right and that's what it seems like in the last
00:59:30.480I think it's less than that but I would say since COVID right it's been like now you can't avoid it
00:59:35.440like before you kind of had to you know you didn't have to look for it but it wasn't in your face now
00:59:40.020it's like you can't get away from it did you see like videos that people were posting in frisco0.91
00:59:46.500texas and piano texas where like the entire costco was just fucking indians yes like it's not0.77
00:59:53.700surprising this happened or that that sports match where it was a longhorns texas longhorns0.82
01:00:00.700a college football match which uh that like that means because usually it's students right that go
01:00:07.960so basically what that told everybody is that like a large proportion or a large percentage of that
01:00:13.960u of t or university of texas is uh indian yeah i mean if you look at it they move in a block right
01:00:22.980this is um the praying in the street they got lots of places to pray but of course they're0.86
01:00:27.680going to do that because they're pissing on the fence they're letting you know that it's a power
01:00:31.880thing that's exactly you know it's like they're marking their territory right it's a it's a wolf
01:00:36.860pissing on the fence so honestly I I mean I'm not surprised when I see this stuff but I am quite
01:00:42.440disgusted to find out like nobody's ever done that in front of me and if they would I'd kick1.00
01:00:46.960them right in the fucking nutsack like when they're head down ass up that's just target practice1.00
01:00:51.900ass over tea kettle buddy see ya totally yeah I would I would fucking you know I wouldn't stop1.00
01:00:58.780swinging until I couldn't breathe you know it's like they have to understand they're just they're1.00
01:01:05.500just misbehaving dogs right and they've got the same iq as a dumb dog and i mean i love dogs but
01:01:12.660not those ones but anyway yeah it's uh you know we can't you know it seems like0.93
01:01:20.240they've been encroaching and encroaching encroaching this call to prayer in saskatoon
01:01:25.660or wherever the hell that is regina maybe you know all of this stuff it's like to the citizens0.94
01:01:31.560it's like what are you fucking thinking about you're you're handing it over you know and people0.95
01:01:38.620are going to protest or they're going to do whatever i know somebody was going to have a0.98
01:01:41.340hot dog uh or a sausage party out in front yes whatever i mean sure that's funny but you get0.97
01:01:47.220arrested well they don't get arrested for doing it though um them the muzzy right so i don't know0.98
01:01:53.560i mean it just seems like we've just gotta stay with the pressure and if they try to take an inch0.98
01:02:00.520just take it back from them or maybe you take two inches back no we can't i got there in my city
01:02:07.320there's like three muslim schools just for muslims and we have like seven mosques in this city like
01:02:14.580a city of like 330 000 people it's not you know well that that was 20 years ago it's probably like
01:02:20.540closer to 450 now with all the the foreigners they brought in here because they're just everywhere0.99
01:02:25.880like everywhere every car you see walking down the street like every store like i'm i'm seeing0.70
01:02:32.860people speaking mexican now i they signed a deal with mexico and now i'm seeing mexicans all over
01:02:38.180the place like it's it's crazy it's it's a never-ending thing you know i just don't i just0.85
01:02:44.680don't see us taking anything back without fighting we're gonna have to fight like these people are
01:02:50.880not gonna give up their their citizenship here and they're not gonna go home willingly
01:02:54.620and they're already out voting us we got mark carney in like like how do you think he got in
01:03:00.660he didn't get in because all the canadians voted for him he got he he got in because there's 30
01:03:05.140million illegal foreigners in this country voting for mark carney that's why well technically didn't
01:03:12.200mark carney get placed there he didn't actually get voted on he was just yeah yeah technically
01:03:17.380like but he was installed he was installed basically but you're i get your point that
01:03:23.220He probably still would have been voted in.
01:03:24.600Like, I'm not denying that he wouldn't have been voted in if he was an actual election.
01:22:25.660Well, I got some good news. I'm in small town, British Columbia, and there are three fucking Jeets in this entire place. Everybody is talking about how much they hate the fucking Jeets. It is so refreshing. It's amazing.1.00
01:22:43.180it's like an experiment you're like the opposite experiment you're like how do we get rid of all
01:22:48.260of them yeah i went into a coffee shop and they were having a big conversation a bunch of people
01:22:52.920sticking around and the one says oh my god i went into town uh i don't know like probably0.98
01:23:00.160200 kilometers or so and jesus christ you wouldn't believe all the fucking packies0.98
01:23:05.580it was a crazy i'm just laughing and she goes oh god don't tell me you're one of those liberals0.99
01:23:10.180that likes packies i go oh no this is my people that's right what do you mean i go you're my0.99
01:23:16.260people like i have found my fucking new home i'm telling you i hate them more than you and i can0.98
01:23:21.820tell you stories right no you don't fucking hate them more than me no well i mean we can all have0.99
01:23:27.360a contest and listen i i think we should all try to set the high score i was working in vancouver0.97
01:23:32.560last week and that's it guys they have one more letter a poster this fucking jeet was posing as0.82
01:23:39.000an electrician steel wire and all kinds of shit and so he's banned from the building and they got0.99
01:23:43.180several pictures of him and people are writing over there street shitter jeet fucktard they're0.98
01:23:50.060writing all over the picture on the job site it was hilarious so finally people are like oh yeah0.92
01:23:55.400you know we're talking about it right this is like in the trades too you know honestly because
01:24:00.780like i said my one of my sons works in the trades and he says the same thing like there's no like
01:24:05.360even if there are you know indians in the trades like they get mercilessly mercilessly made fun of0.98
01:24:11.460like they just they don't even give a fuck like at that point in time right so0.96
01:24:15.000yeah i was out um i was out on the thanksgiving weekend to vancouver um and i went there to walk0.99
01:24:22.860these jeats off the fucking property because um one of our new partners we've got a business where0.99
01:24:30.640we do these um developments essentially in industrial and they hired these fucking jeets1.00
01:24:36.860and we saw the shit i noticed it in a picture when they sent it over and i'm like let me see0.99
01:24:42.580so i went out there because they were two chicken shit of getting sued and walked out there and i1.00
01:24:47.800said get your fucking shit get off this fucking property like i couldn't fucking believe that1.00
01:24:55.700our new partner despite my fucking absolute discussion with him we do not put shit stains1.00
01:25:02.440on these fucking job sites yeah no question about it i'll tell you this fucking guy is probably0.99
01:25:08.660going to be it's a one and done with this guy because quite frankly we need him to sue these1.00
01:25:13.200cocksuckers they put the project back about three weeks and it's going to cost about 60 grand to0.98
01:25:18.000fixed so oh yeah we're gonna fucking happen he had it coming yeah i just wanted to say i do feel0.97
01:25:25.060though i think the difference in canada like i feel for people from scotland and ireland and0.81
01:25:29.740stuff like that because geographically they're a lot smaller so they're more condensed right like
01:25:34.580yes we still have if you live in the city in canada like near toronto or near i guess edmonton
01:25:39.800calgary vancouver yes you probably are experiencing it but because we're so large a lot of people
01:25:46.240aren't you know it's not that how do you put it dense because we're not that packed in so i think
01:25:51.440we still have that you know for us now the fact that we're geographically larger exactly yeah yeah
01:25:58.900it seems like we do have some sort of escape if we needed to right well and like i mean there's
01:26:04.020nobody else is going to know how to settle the north right like we're going to be the only ones
01:26:07.920that can go up there and kind of make a you know uh build a town build a uh you know whatever out
01:26:13.780of the the tundra the winter you know ice and shit what i can advise everyone is look after
01:26:20.860you firmly look after your close ones0.96
01:54:20.360Well, guys, it's coming up on that time where I start shutting it down because I'm old and tired.
01:54:25.040um does anybody else want to uh no i am honestly and i i feel like i burn the candle at both ends
01:54:33.320um does anybody else want to have some closing remarks share anything
01:54:37.280anything they wanted to say i say thank you for the space but um i caught it too late i'm always
01:54:44.340trying to find you and blonde and i don't know what your times are are you wednesday every
01:54:49.780yeah we were thursdays we've switched it now to wednesday every wednesday at 8 p.m eastern because
01:54:55.240i was looking on thursdays and i'm like what's happening yeah last week we switched it well we
01:55:00.580switched it because daniel tyree tends to stream on thursdays and we just we want to try to spread
01:55:05.260it out so everybody has something to listen to kind of every day if they if they want so that's
01:55:09.260why but yes it's wednesdays at 8 p.m great thank you yeah no problem anything else theist hyperborean
01:55:17.680since you joined late too you got anything to share before we say goodbye yeah um the bellows
01:55:24.200translation is widely considered the most accurate as far as the hobble mall goes um that's right
01:55:30.820unfortunately i'm i'm not finding the website that aceric uh recommended for purchasing it uh
01:55:38.600he's mentioned it in a cq space a while ago i think um but you know i mean as much as i hate
01:55:44.820amazon has a few good options for the bellows translation thank you so much i appreciate that
01:55:52.520because i've been asking people and no one's like everyone's like i don't know oh thank you so much
01:55:56.860so yeah i appreciate that thank you can i just say before we go oh i'm in my i'm i'm 47
01:56:02.740are you not entertained are you not entertained thank you so much
01:56:10.300arc that's gonna go up like five times those that would condemn us
01:56:31.580anybody else have anything read the white otherwise i'm gonna like i said i'm gonna say
01:56:35.900say goodbye it's like i said i know it's uh it was a bit of a quiet one tonight but i honestly
01:56:40.420didn't have many things prepared and i feel like there's just so much shit going on i can't even
01:56:44.120fucking pick one thing to talk about so yeah that's pretty much the same thing that's going0.73
01:56:51.620on in my mind i'm like yeah i don't wait where do i start i'm like here and there it's like my0.97
01:56:55.900i like feel like the add or something just like kicking in it's like oh no let's do this and then
01:57:01.880i was thinking of talking about something and then the conversation would go to something else
01:57:06.140i'm like ah there's no point in bringing that up let's just move on to the next type thing so
01:57:11.020this is why i avoid the news cycle for the most part because it's like goldfish mentality it's
01:57:17.240like it's relevant for one day and then everyone else has moved on to the next thing of the day
01:57:21.460i don't think it's good for your brain it's like tiktok brain rot i do not adam have any single
01:57:26.540daughter oh no it's not doom scroll and that's basically all it is if she ever becomes everything
01:57:31.720is pretty negative when you go through your feed it's a lot of it's you know you might get a little
01:57:38.280something with animals that's like cute or funny and that's that's about it the rest of it's just
01:57:44.440like doom we're all we're all gonna die this is yeah i don't focus on like solutions right like
01:57:50.320yeah once you once you stop going on it it's so much better like i it's i've stopped but i have
01:57:56.840a problem with commenting so i'm just like i'll see something i'm like no don't say anything and0.84
01:58:00.980then i'll scroll back like fuck this i'm saying something you you sound like my friend australian0.87
01:58:06.860joe like he's literally he's had lost so many accounts because he just can't shut up about stuff0.97
01:58:12.160go ahead radio oh yeah just because you before you close up space i guess i do have one thing0.99
01:58:20.020And it is like a white pill is, you know, I think the biggest take that that's come out of the U.S. elections is that, you know, Vivek Ramaswamy lost because he's Indian and Greg Abbott lost because he flooded Texas with a bunch of Indians and posed with Indians and everybody's fucking sick Indians and they hate them.0.95
01:58:40.640And I think that one message that a lot of people are going to take from this election in America is that Indians, as a brand, are like politically and economically kryptonite.1.00
01:58:52.620Like if you associate yourself with Indians, your career is fucked, your company's fucked, you're just done.0.98
01:58:58.600And hopefully people take that message and the level of jeets that are flooding our countries decreases.1.00
01:59:06.260because people like if i if i go to the temple and pose with these guys i'm not going to get
01:59:11.220elected like hopefully that's the message that they take from this inshallah
01:59:15.920let's hope but you're right radio it's and it's true right like i said it's they all kind of
01:59:23.720you know they overplayed their hand they thought they were smart and this is what i said about the
01:59:27.560whole um you know these lefties kind of what do you call it like aligning themselves with these
01:59:33.360foreign interest groups and foreign because as soon as they get in they just boot them out right
01:59:38.140and just do what they want so then they're kind of like it's like i told you so but anyways0.97
01:59:42.180however a rape jeet got elected in bc uh last week at the provincial elections um raped a kid
01:59:52.220younger than 14 and um the the charges were stayed because there wasn't enough evidence
01:59:59.240and nobody showed up to be a witness, I guess.
02:00:01.660Yes, Snitter, that basically summed it up.
02:00:02.440Anyway, so this guy was just elected in Lake Country,