00:03:10.160The trials of men that came before us were just as great.
00:03:19.160Maybe they didn't have the punishes of the golden days that we have, but they had trials,
00:03:26.160they had struggles that they had to overcome, just as we must.
00:03:33.160Our race is being replaced, and there are bombs that cures instead of acting against us, instead of fighting against this replacement, instead of doing everything they can to raise the power of our race, to raise up people that they say they want to run away from the fight and enjoy their full existence, and try to solve that cowardice burn up to kick the bucket.
00:05:19.980gotta have a normal life. Your son's gotta have
00:05:23.980You can't have, you know, the quality that you get to enjoy, and the purpose of all time, and the free time, you deserve that, but not them.
00:05:33.340They have to struggle and fight, and you just have to have many more children.
00:05:49.980This fun is about an enemy, it's about a wrong, it's about a triumph, it's a will, a will to bow, you have to believe it, you have to understand what's being out of us, we have to have the strength.
00:06:10.480and that strength will get passed on to our sons
00:06:16.920and our sons will be in a stronger position
00:06:21.620and we have the strength to build ourselves up now
00:06:25.720build these organizations, build these networks, build these communities
00:06:30.080so our sons can be part of a bigger organism
00:06:34.660a bigger machine, a machine that's coming
00:13:38.360even though he's a lefty and stuff like that he and probably loves immigration
00:13:43.260he did speak out against israel and he did or he did inform israel that they would not be
00:13:52.480participating in the war or and the attacks on iran and he's you know again criticized what
00:13:58.280they're doing in gaza and stuff like that and we all know what happens when you criticize israel
00:14:02.940We're going to get to some clips where people, I think it's Marco Rubio, lets us know what happens when you criticize Israel.
00:14:11.440So, you know, if you were a conspiracy theorist, you might think that maybe that had something to do with it.
00:14:17.940I was, again, a little bit shocked that, and I mentioned this in the last stream, but the fact that these are supposed to be people that are,
00:14:26.920like the mainstream media portrayed them as hungry exhausted because they've been swimming
00:14:32.320you know for a hundred days or whatever the fuck bullshit they uh you know tried to feed us all
00:14:37.520but the reality was different like when you actually saw these people coming out of the
00:14:45.240water a lot of them were wearing wetsuits now i don't know what kind of country if morocco's a
00:14:49.940poor or you know first world country but to get you know body glove wetsuits and stuff like that
00:14:54.660is pretty impressive a lot of them were running like I said they were going to some kind of frat
00:15:00.160party we'll see this video that I think here or that I'm going to show in a minute that they were
00:15:05.020able to partake in general fuckery and you know vandalism and all this other shit so I don't know
00:15:13.000how you know hungry and exhausted they were from this long journey supposedly according to the
00:15:18.060mainstream media but they were still able to get enough energy to basically you know steal from
00:15:24.040some places destroy some of the you know streets and make it look like a just total garbage dump
00:15:30.500like where they came from so you know again a conspiracy theorist might think that they had a
00:15:36.220little help you know they might have had a little bit of help coming and uh you know getting all
00:15:42.400that equipment and stuff like that because i know they said there was i don't know and again this is
00:15:46.960mainstream media they said there was what 17 20 25 people that actually drowned out of like almost
00:15:52.620100,000 people that's still really low odds so I it's five kilometers to swim across that and given
00:15:58.800that a lot of if not most Africans don't know how to swim it's a little bit suspicious I just wonder
00:16:07.260if there was you know some kind of boat that like dropped them off in the shallow area and they
00:16:12.280just kind of walked along the sand or something anyways let's watch this before I get too
00:16:21.260confused about what I'm talking about because that's happening already so this is yeah of
00:16:27.220course like this was their thing they're just looking for a better life this is what they're
00:16:31.220looking for so these are people that are looking for a better life you know looking for a job
00:16:37.720looking to be a part of Spain society and integrate and this is what they're doing
00:16:51.260and the thing that um again i'll mention this again is these guys do not look you know like
00:17:04.060i said hungry or exhausted they look like they're about to go have fun at a party or something like
00:17:09.640they they look you know perfectly perfectly fine ready to go in and sorry ready to go and you know
00:17:19.420Rape the women of Spain, Sueta, or however they pronounce it, Sueta.
00:24:41.180But according to them, that Rabbi Shmuley was his handler after that scandal broke of him criticizing the Israelite or the Jew.
00:24:51.880So point being that Javier Bardem needs to get some extra security because we know what happens when you speak out about it.
00:25:03.120I mean, look at this prime minister now.
00:25:04.980he's you know basically opposed uh the whole thing and you know he's now got a hundred thousand
00:25:11.000moroccan africans to have to deal with so you know he speaks out a lot of these and this i was
00:25:19.500actually thinking about this too because it just came to me a lot of times when you criticize one
00:25:25.260side the people assume that that means you support the other side so like and maybe he does i'm sure
00:25:30.620he probably does support Palestine but like in the context of nationalists like it happens all
00:25:36.540the time like if I you know post something or say something critical of Jews then they automatically
00:25:42.060assume that I love the Muslims and it's like no I can hate both people at well hate's a strong word
00:25:48.720I don't hate anybody but I can dislike both at the same time that doesn't mean one or the other
00:25:53.960it's not a zero-sum game yeah some of them figured out with the ears and stuff like that but the nose
00:26:00.500Well, that's the thing. Like, it's really hard to, you can get nose jobs and a lot of them do. But I don't know, man, I feel like there's just, it's almost like they're not obvious features, but it's like the, the, the sum of all the small little features that make them identifiable as, you know, that group.
00:26:22.000it's like your brain puts them together and kind of sends like gives you this kind of
00:26:27.620uncanny feeling that maybe they're not you know what I mean at least with me that that's the thing
00:26:32.720not always like I said not always there's a lot of people especially like actors and stuff like that
00:26:37.340that I you know watch and and have respected as actors and I found out later that they were part
00:26:43.000of the chosen people so not always you can tell but I think for the most part you can and and if
00:26:49.800it's not the physical look it's definitely going to be the kvetching because that's going to come
00:26:54.000shortly after it really as soon as their mouth is open right we have to hear the kvetching about
00:26:59.120everything so rip javier bardum uh i hope you stay safe bro he's a pretty uh like i said he's
00:27:07.000a pretty good actor so this also the spain thing has been tied in i've seen a few different things
00:27:14.960that have tied it into something with the U.S., right?
00:27:19.340Tied in with somehow the U.S. and Israel is involved in this.
00:27:22.860And I know Donald Trump yesterday, I believe, released a truth social.
00:27:28.640What do they call that? A truth? A truth nuke? I don't know.
00:27:32.680What do they call the posts on truth social?
00:27:34.460He released a post on truth social saying that they recognize Morocco
00:27:41.300or that territory of Kuwaita or Sueta as Moroccan territory, right?
00:27:48.820So that, again, what does that tell you?
00:27:54.300It's been in Spanish territory even before.
00:27:56.040It was under Spanish control before Morocco even existed.
00:28:01.280So I don't know what the whole thing of that was,
00:28:03.640but Thomas Massey, who is probably, I guess,
00:28:07.000the most based American representative,
00:28:09.880but I'm not as familiar with American politics
00:28:13.760but I know he's outspoken about a lot of stuff
00:28:16.940so he just said don't fall for the fake
00:28:38.820And he highlighted here that the committee notes that the Spanish-administered cities of Sueta and Malila are located in Moroccan territory and remain the subject of Morocco's long-standing claim.
00:28:52.620Now, okay, but is, I mean, what does that mean, right?
00:28:58.620I think that it's been recognized for a long time that it, or at least some people have been recognizing it as Morocco's territory.
00:29:07.380but that it's still under Spanish control there hasn't been any you know treaty to sign it over
00:29:12.960or invade well there was there was last week there was an invasion um but it hasn't overrun them yet
00:29:19.120but I I don't get like I said what that and you know I also don't get that they get to make that
00:29:26.840decision like why is it the U.S. and Israel that gets to make all these decisions about what
00:29:31.580country's going where and who gets this territory like so this was the final vote and uh he was the
00:29:39.060nay he's just saying um i guess this is something they're voting on for national security but i i
00:29:45.460never understood why the u.s gets has a say in any of this stuff when it's you know spanish territory
00:29:53.200like i think that if spain wanted to concede that territory they would you know what i mean and i
00:30:00.140I don't understand why. But again, I'm not a US political expert. Definitely not. So I'm not sure.
00:30:07.480But if you know, drop it in the comments. But I have no idea why. But anyways, this is just further
00:30:13.540evidence tying it to the fact that there could have been some nefarious intent on the part of
00:30:20.320a cooperation or a collaboration with uh the U.S. Israel and Morocco possibly I think Randy Hillier
00:30:30.300tweeted about that and I might have shared that in the last stream I did about the fact that it's
00:30:34.940probably all tied together over the Strait of you know Hormuz and or Gibraltar sorry the Strait of
00:30:40.560Gibraltar and all that other stuff so there's so many things this game of uh what do you want to
00:30:46.500call it game theory if you want to call it that it's impossible to even guess what's actually
00:30:50.920going on because just when you think it could be too ridiculous for the government to pull off
00:30:54.960then you find out that it's actually true so I don't know I don't know but Dr. Ricardo Duchesne
00:31:02.320who's a Canadian intellect Canadian professor anyways he he put this out and it was more so
00:31:10.440this because I keep seeing a lot of these tweets around where people are saying Spain is getting
00:31:15.160what it deserves. I'm torn on that kind of sentiment, because yes, I believe that if you
00:31:22.480vote for a liberal government like that, that, you know, decides to reverse the laws of returning
00:31:31.320people that arrive by sea, and, you know, actively goes against the, you know, or actively supports
00:31:38.720basically the demographic change of your nation, then you voted for that stuff, then yeah, I guess,
00:31:45.160you could deserve it but the reality is is that most of these politicians don't necessarily run
00:31:50.940on that platform and the other reality is is voting in all western countries is at all-time
00:31:56.140lows right or at least in most of them and the majority of the people really don't vote for this
00:32:01.360it's the way our political systems work that it ends up being sounding like well you voted for
00:32:06.800this when in fact you didn't and like i said again did they run on that platform maybe some of them
00:32:11.940did i don't know with this guy so when people say spain's getting what it deserves um usually it's
00:32:18.920coming from at least the ones i've seen it's coming from muslims which is funny because it's
00:32:24.100almost like they're self-owning themselves so they're basically saying that it's something bad
00:32:28.580happening right so having a hundred thousand you know muslim men or african moroccan men whatever
00:32:34.720invade um you know if if muslims were so great and islam was the religion of peace then wouldn't
00:32:41.320they be bringing peace and prosperity to the to spain so they almost like admit that they're a
00:32:47.020fucking menace and they're uh kind of a virus that that infects a country so i don't know that this
00:32:53.600guy is uh you know a muslim who knows it sounds like a jew with that last name but i don't know
00:32:58.760like i said but a lot of the comments i've been seeing have been from muslims saying that they're
00:33:04.780getting what they deserve that it's uh you know they're retaking their their land that it was you
00:33:10.060know always theirs it belongs to them when again like i said morocco never existed when that was
00:33:14.940you know colonized or whatever founded by the spanish people but anyways enough of me talking
00:33:22.360dr ricardo says it is unfortunate that so many jews are ungracious to whites even though whites
00:33:28.040took care of them for centuries no lies detected here brought them out of the talmudic closet of
00:33:34.440ignorance into the enlightenment and gave them so many career opportunities jews need to stop
00:33:39.920And to hear Dr. Ricardo say that, because he's not, again, he's definitely not like me, he's not, you know, somebody who blames the Jew for everything, even though I don't.
00:34:07.160But, you know, it's kind of funny sometimes to say that.
00:34:11.440So for him to come that, I mean, it's getting to the point where even the normies, the people that are not necessarily anti-Semitic or have issues with Israel, coming out and saying stuff like that.
00:34:22.840So that's when you know it's getting bad.
00:34:24.220And I also heard or read, I think on X or something like that, which we're going to actually get to some funny stuff that Iran's doing to fucking troll the shit out of the U.S.
00:34:34.420And it's actually contributing to Donald Trump's popularity dropping.
00:34:40.940And it should be, yeah, it should be, it should be coming up.
00:34:44.800But anyways, there's this, you guys may have heard about it.
00:34:47.460It's the, there's like this Iran, I don't know, they're from Iran.
00:34:50.660They're like a group of people, memers, basically, that are making Lego memes that are like totally fucking going viral.
00:34:57.400and basically embarrassing the U.S. and Israel
00:35:01.100and basically exposing the Israel-U.S. relationship
00:35:04.800for what it is, and it's fucking hilarious.
00:35:07.560And people are saying this is actually contributing
00:35:09.940to Donald Trump's drop in popularity, so interesting.
00:35:15.540But I wanted to touch on this because this is Poland, right?
00:35:18.720And this is how they manage their border.
00:35:25.940So now most of the people coming into Poland or trying to get into Poland are not even like African migrants or anything like that.
00:35:34.000They're from like Belarus or neighboring countries, right?
00:35:38.000But obviously this guy here is definitely an African.
00:35:40.520And I can see how they would get some because like I said, Europe is a, you know, it's very small geographically and people could easily get from one country to another.
00:35:50.120It's not that, it doesn't take that long.
00:35:51.420but Poland is not part of the you know Shenzhen agreement I believe um that just have open borders
00:35:58.760so but I think they're part of the EU though so I don't know there's only a few countries that are
00:36:04.060not part of that and then this is how they actually guard their border so that was just a picture of
00:36:11.680the people they rounded up after but this is how they actually protect their border so very different
00:36:18.580And very stark difference between this and the other European nations who basically have open borders, like they like to say, and just let people come over and cross whenever they feel like it.
00:36:48.580you know i love the word fuck you and fuck the fact that those are universal in every language
00:36:55.760everybody knows that word that phrase um you know these are polish people who probably speak very
00:37:03.160little english but they definitely got that word down they definitely got that statement down
00:37:07.560it's all you need to know really okay so this was yeah i don't know where i put the oh i think i
00:37:15.320put it in a different section but we're going to get to the lego people because it's pretty
00:37:18.000fucking funny so this is just in the u.s i just like i said i covered a couple international
00:37:23.400things the stories but again most of the the gritty stuff is in canada unfortunately but this
00:37:31.660was uh there was an active shooter yesterday in the u.s um this time it wasn't a true and i don't
00:37:38.600think at least the initial reports coming out it seems to be a straight man but it says a man can
00:37:44.900seen firing a handgun during the active shooting situation in Twin Falls, Idaho, the individual
00:37:52.260appears to be responding to the shooter. So this isn't the shooter, but this is another reason why
00:37:57.000I believe that the only thing that can stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun,
00:38:02.180you know that saying? So in Idaho, obviously, they have open carry, I would think. And this is why
00:38:08.120people should be allowed to arm themselves, because, you know, this could be easily taken
00:38:13.800care of and i don't think this shooter ended up killing anybody but so many of these things
00:38:20.260could probably have been prevented or minimized if that was allowed so
00:38:31.480oh he's fucking wow he's knocking for cover bro
00:38:39.840that's a patriot right there this is yeah this is the picture a guy in a cowboy hat
00:38:47.720a guy in a cowboy hat with a suppressed handgun showed up to kill an active shooter
00:38:52.180hey Bianca that's fucking awesome love it so you know this is why like I said we need
00:39:00.940we need to have this this stuff brought back we need to be able to and I know Canada didn't have
00:39:06.640necessarily a huge well i don't know maybe they it was a lot bigger the gun culture before i was
00:39:13.020born but i mean obviously the u.s has a massive gun culture but all countries you know all western
00:39:19.520you know liberal democracies people should be allowed to arm themselves and protect themselves
00:39:23.980and i'm telling you right now a lot of people wouldn't try shit because if they knew that there
00:39:28.060was a chance that you could shoot them back they'd probably think twice about it believe me at that
00:39:34.240point in time to low IQ chimps they they do have some self-awareness at that point in time not
00:39:38.700always but sometimes it's Mike Stan okay so this was Marco Rubio this is fucking hilarious okay
00:39:47.980so basically he's telling people if you credit and this is like you think Trump is a fucking
00:39:54.120Israel simp this guy is like worse okay it's just so gross but he says if you criticize Israel you
00:40:00.540will be denied a visa to the united states so again guys i hope you weren't looking to visit
00:40:07.620the u.s anytime soon although i don't believe canada needs a visa to cross but i guess if
00:40:12.600you were going there for a longer period of time yeah under president trump the united states will
00:40:18.500stand with the jewish people okay under president trump we have implemented a vigorous new visa
00:40:26.080policy that will prevent foreign nationals from coming to the United States to foment hatred
00:40:31.360against our Jewish community. We are holding international organizations and nations accountable
00:40:36.560for rhetoric against Israel. You know, okay, right? But what about other people? Like, what about the
00:40:46.840criticism of the white man in the US? Like, is, are we going to do anything about that? Are we
00:40:51.680going to do anything about the persecution and the, well, okay, maybe they're not being persecuted
00:40:57.040anymore in the U.S., but like the vandalism that's happening at churches, the criticism of Christians,
00:41:01.960are we doing anything about that? Or is it just the Jewish people that are getting the special
00:41:07.000privilege? That resurfaces in the manifesto of monsters, like Iran and Sarah's killer.
00:41:13.460But we do see an eventual light at the end of this long tunnel of suffering.
00:41:17.120one can imagine a middle east in which the abraham accords eventually reign
00:41:21.800so thank you for the opportunity to address you no thanks marco nobody gives a shit what you say
00:41:30.240and the and the u.s says about that but uh i guess it may affect you if you uh you know go to the u.s
00:41:37.520and you need to get a visa for a long period of time but oh my god this is just it gets so ridiculous
00:41:44.280us every fucking day where am I gonna put this okay let's put this in front because it's really
00:41:50.140again driving me crazy okay there we go I want to see I want to see you guys that's why I want
00:41:56.960to see the chat all right we're good now we're good all right on to robot dogs because that was
00:42:06.240the title of the stream robot dogs and I came across this Frank had tweeted this and then I
00:42:14.300thought I'm gonna go down a rabbit hole and see this because I've been lately what I've watched
00:42:19.600a couple dystopian movies lately that like I have I saw when they originally came out so they're
00:42:25.200older like they were I watched well demolition man I've watched recently you guys know because
00:42:29.940I tried to stream it here but um which has this kind of dystopian kind of future they didn't have
00:42:35.700robot dogs in that one but like robocop had something similar um minority report had these
00:42:43.220things that were not dogs but they were like spiders you know what i mean so i was like
00:42:46.380they're really doing the thing right they're really doing it they're going to get like these
00:42:50.740animals that you know where people will because it's not as what do you call it there's going to
00:42:56.000be a few things that happens i think yes they're going to be used in security they're going to be
00:42:59.820used in you know all that kind of stuff because then you're saving feeding an actual dog and the
00:43:04.440handler of the dog right you're not having to pay them as security guards and stuff like that
00:43:08.220but I think it's also going to get to the point where because they already have these
00:43:12.300AI companion people right that you can buy which are or robots I guess they they're calling them
00:43:17.900that you can you know buy to do your stuff so now it's going to be the same thing as you're
00:43:21.560going to have a dog that will you know I guess give you some sort of attention and fulfillment
00:43:26.340or something companionship but they're not going to have the same issues like they're not going to
00:43:32.860have you know vet issues or you're not gonna have to pick up their crap and you're not gonna have
00:43:36.380to take them for walks and all this other stuff right so i was thinking that and then i was
00:43:41.080thinking imagine how easily these could be weaponized against people right uh with you
00:43:46.080know because they're they're smaller they're obviously less costly i would think to produce
00:43:50.600than human ai soldiers and who knows like i said they what they could possibly do like i don't know
00:43:57.180that they could do the same amount of well if they have guns on them maybe but they could do the same
00:44:01.580amount of damage or move as quickly as a real dog but still I don't know like I said there's
00:44:07.040many possibilities in this AI world so when I saw this I thought it was interesting and I went down
00:44:12.960a bit of a rabbit hole so you guys are going to come down with me we're going to look at some of
00:44:17.320these robot dogs from the Boston University or somewhere in Boston is it MIT I think so it's
00:44:24.260surreal watching how fast this is happening overnight there are hundreds of data centers
00:44:29.160in every state, which a lot of people don't know about, and I'm going to give you my hypothesis
00:44:35.280on what's going to happen with these things after. Flock cameras in every small town,
00:44:40.260even your own. Energy and water shortages are already being reported, and billions of dollars
00:44:45.180in taxpayer money has already been reallocated to this infrastructure, and the president said
00:44:49.720to our faces that we don't have a choice, that it's coming, and we are all just so shell-shocked
00:44:56.060that nobody can even process the implications. This is Joseph Parato, who is obviously an
00:45:01.540American talking about it. But it's happening in Canada to the data center thing. And if you think
00:45:07.140that they're going to not they're going to if you think that the data centers are going to go
00:45:10.960without energy and water that they need to operate, you are foolish, you got another thing coming.
00:45:18.120Basically, it's going to be us that does without before they do without that with the data centers.
00:45:24.460And my theory is what's going to happen with these data centers is they're going to get, obviously, the more surveillance spreads and the more, you know, they implement this, you know, social credit score and all this other stuff they want to do.
00:45:39.140Obviously, the more data centers they're going to need.
00:45:42.480I believe that they're going to actually, and this is why they were working on getting people into these five minute cities or smart cities or 15 minute cities, whatever they fucking called them.
00:45:52.620but they're basically going to have us all kind of into one small geographical area that'll be
00:45:59.300pretty much the metropolis for any larger city so like for example if you live in you know Montreal
00:46:05.100or whatever they're gonna it'll be like a certain area of downtown Montreal that all the suburbs
00:46:09.440and everybody else will you know all have to live in and they'll they'll tear down all the suburbs
00:46:15.000and all the where there's single family homes and stuff like that and use that to build data centers
00:46:18.860and we won't have to leave the house we'll all be on some sort of ubi except for the people that
00:46:23.040you know have to fix the ai and stuff like that and they'll be considered elite so i was thinking
00:46:28.440about this today with yeah with the um the the centers these freaking data centers and stuff like
00:46:34.980that that's what they're going to do and then farming as well it'll be mechanical like they'll
00:46:38.520have like these uh big greenhouses and like robots or or lab grown food who knows but they're going
00:46:44.600of need space for all this stuff right so i'm convinced that eventually it may not be in my
00:46:49.980lifetime but eventually they're going to have push people into these you know little pot like
00:46:55.200we'll be pod people like we always joke about pod people that you know literally rely on digital
00:47:01.240you know digital technology and a or not even ai but like scrolling shit a combination between
00:47:07.600idiocracy and wally that movie that's where i'm at i think that's what they're going to do so
00:47:12.700look out for that if we're still alive um boston oh so it's boston dynamics anyways boston dynamics
00:47:19.520and ghost robotics are deploying these quadrupeds such as the spot that's his name to secure the
00:47:26.460massive 700 billion ai infrastructure build out across the united states these robots are used
00:47:31.740for perimeter patrols thermal inspections and leak detection in facilities that are too large
00:47:36.640for human security teams to cover effectively they're saying it's too large for human security
00:47:41.140teams but it's not that it's that they don't want to pay that and the fact that um it would
00:47:48.740i mean people get tired right they don't want to have to they'd have to have a lot
00:47:52.260people need to take breaks um you know i guess people aren't walking around with thermal cameras
00:47:57.680and stuff like that like this thing interested me when i saw yeah the thermal inspections and
00:48:01.560stuff like that in the minority report that's how they found people that were pre-crime like that
00:48:07.400were going to commit a pre-crime was they had these thermal that's how they would find out how
00:48:12.220many people were in a given area they would use these like thermal fucking things and this movie
00:48:17.120came out in the early 2000s like 2002 or something so they were talking about the shit then so i
00:48:22.700guarantee that this is going to be not just robot dogs that are able to do this but it'll be like
00:48:27.360drones too and maybe they can already maybe they can already do that like i'm i'm sure the government
00:48:31.940ones or military ones can so we i wanted to look at this boston dynamics thing let's get rid of this
00:48:38.600boston dynamics thing and what these dogs are actually like because the ones i've seen
00:48:43.520um like a couple years ago when they first started you know making the rounds they were pretty
00:48:49.340like they weren't very agile they weren't like you know they couldn't do a whole lot of real dog
00:48:54.980things and maybe they don't really care that they don't do real dog things because they're there just
00:48:59.720to probably take out anybody who's trying to steal the copper or something from the
00:49:05.580AI centers, which is probably going to be an issue.
00:49:10.000But yeah, this is called Drone Dog, the robotic guard dog patrolling the future of security.
00:50:11.540Kurt George is the vice president of A-Salon Robotics,
00:50:15.380explaining how the drone dog security system works.
00:50:18.300When there's either an alert or it's time to go out on patrol,
00:50:21.200the house opens up, the dog stands up,
00:50:23.320and it heads out on either a pre-programmed patrol,
00:50:25.320or if it's an alert a human kind of behind the wheel will take the dog and go out where there's
00:50:30.260an incident or an accident this patrol pooch is equipped with high-tech sensors and cameras with
00:50:35.780thermal capabilities for nighttime vision and heat detection all of this used for data collection
00:50:40.860and surveillance with a live person monitoring and people are just like yay do you see this
00:50:46.320when they put out these stories like wow that's so cool do you hear what they're saying like
00:50:50.980there's people here actually watching everything this dog is is feeding back through cameras and
00:50:56.740different sensors and shit like that feeding back to them so like what makes you think these things
00:51:01.140if they don't have if they don't start doing the whole flock camera shit here in canada who knows
00:51:06.380we'll have these fucking robot dogs walking around or these like the the robot uh delivery food
00:51:12.380delivery boxes that they are trialing in in some places of the u.s one who recently just killed
00:51:17.580itself it drove off of the pier had enough right I don't blame it honestly living in this world
00:51:24.040even as AI can't be easy but these guys are watching it and everybody's just all for it
00:51:29.160they're like oh yeah and I know a lot of people too will always say well if you have nothing to
00:51:33.000hide then you shouldn't be afraid uh bitch I just don't want to be surveilled all the time and like
00:51:37.780I said it's a very slippery slope like eventually at first it was we're gonna we're gonna surveil
00:51:43.620people in public areas where you know there might be like a high level of crime or something
00:51:47.440And then it got to, well, we're just going to have cameras, you know, pretty much in, in all public areas. And now it's going to be cameras every fucking where, and they're probably going to have them in your house too. There was a, hey, Helix, on pikes. We're going to put them on pikes.
00:52:02.620during the scamdemic there was a movie that came out again it was kind of a which is weird because
00:52:09.340it must have been filmed before the pandemic but it was very apropos for the time um it was called
00:52:15.800songbird i think but anyways there was the apartments that people lived in because of you
00:52:20.960know this virus had basically taken over the world and everything was you know digitized and
00:52:27.620like high tech they basically sent in like robots to come into your apartment and take your
00:52:35.320temperature to make sure you weren't sick and stuff like that and they had like you had like
00:52:38.600temperature gauges in your your apartment that sent signals back to so this is like you know of
00:52:43.980course that's at the extreme end of it but this is the slope we're already halfway down that slippery
00:52:47.960slope with this stuff so don't say we weren't warned there's been plenty of movies that showed
00:52:54.200us and stuff like that and we just thought it was entertainment we thought it was not going to ever
00:52:58.180be possible because most people up until covid had the view of a government of as being pretty
00:53:04.760much you know benevolent like annoying but like not actively trying to hurt you well we learned a
00:53:10.760lot different then since then haven't we so if it's on patrol and it comes across an individual
00:53:16.600what is it programmed to do the dog can actually bark so you'll either have the dog barking or
00:53:22.080either a pre-recorded this is an unauthorized area please vacate or live and actually have
00:53:28.560a discussion with the individual are you under distress are you lost is there a reason why you
00:53:32.460are here at this time at that point the humans that are either operating or monitoring the dog
00:53:37.980will then either call the property owner or even call the police and so let me so we're not saving
00:53:44.840any money here is what we're saying because one of these dogs i think i saw is going to put you
00:53:49.660back about 200 grand right and you're still paying somebody to monitor the dog and to control the dog
00:53:56.700or to whatever so why not just use regular dogs and you know have a a human handler like it doesn't
00:54:04.100make any sense to me from a standpoint of you know I guess cost and like obviously this thing's
00:54:11.040going to have to be repaired but you're again gonna you have to have a human operator anyway
00:54:14.680so to me I don't understand unless it's going to do something that a regular dog can't do
00:54:19.280like put the person in cuffs and restrain them and hold them for the police what's the point
00:54:24.300like i don't get it action it was enough to stop laurie stiegel in her tracks it made you stop
00:54:31.740it made you watch what were you thinking when you saw that that is so cool plus it looks like a real
00:54:36.860dog it doesn't look like a real dog and the other thing is is let's be real if i saw that now
00:54:42.560again assuming it has no weapons on it it doesn't have it's not like a robo cop dog
00:54:48.220where it can shoot you I would not be afraid of a robot dog over a real dog like if a real
00:54:55.340Rottweiler came running up to me and you know I'd be a lot more afraid of that than a fucking
00:55:00.720robot dog that you could probably just kick it and knock it over like so I don't know what the
00:55:04.540the purpose is of it other than to certainly to surveil people and to capture you know on tape or
00:55:11.560on video evidence everything that people are doing because I still can I still am convinced a regular
00:55:17.640dog would be more effective if you were looking to deter people because I wouldn't I don't know
00:55:23.300if I would see a bunch of Muslims running from a robot dog but they will definitely run from a
00:55:27.960regular dog hey Donald so then I came across this article about the data centers because
00:55:34.160the whole story or the whole tweet that Frank put out was about you know the data centers right
00:55:38.760they're buying them for to guard these data centers now if they have to spend that's the
00:55:43.400other thing right if they're going to spend two hundred thousand dollars per dog to um guard
00:55:50.260then there's a lot of shit that like they probably want guarded and again they're still going to be
00:55:54.580using human beings as well so there's going to be some valuable shit in a lot of these places
00:56:00.200which is going to be draw attention of hood rats and you know you know crackheads and stuff like
00:56:06.040that try to steal copper wires and shit so this story from tech spot said four-legged robots
01:22:28.540So this is the whole thing that really pisses me off with these people that come out and say, well, I want to live in Canada because health care is free and all this stuff.
01:22:38.680It's not free. It's it's yeah, it's free for you because you don't work.
01:22:42.300And that's the that's the whole thing. Most of these people that are shooting their mouth off about, you know, how great Canadian health care is and how it's free and that it's because they don't work or they don't pay a significant amount of money in taxes because they're below the threshold.
01:22:55.240the report argues that because canada finances health care through general tax revenues rather
01:23:01.120than direct premiums or dedicated health care taxes most canadians have little idea how much
01:23:06.460their income goes towards the system that's what i said i was trying to i couldn't find any info on
01:23:10.940it they misunderstand the true cost of our public health care system wrote the study authors this
01:23:16.900occurs partly because canadians do not incur direct expenses for their use of health care
01:23:20.600and partly because canadians cannot readily determine the value of their contribution
01:23:24.140to public health care insurance that's all we're going to get for free but and that's also true
01:23:29.100because through most people's younger years their younger working years like what's the most you're
01:23:34.580going to get unless you have a chronic illness the most you're probably going to do is go to
01:23:38.000the doctors maybe once or twice a year and a doctor's visit a regular doctor's visit is like
01:23:43.600150 i guess that's what the doctor would probably build the province maybe so let's say you go twice
01:23:49.760a year. So that's $300. But you know, but you've contributed 1000s. Right. And I get the whole
01:23:58.320point. It's like the pension, right? You're contributing so that it can take care of you
01:24:01.980as you get older. Yes, you may not utilize it much when you're young. But when you get older,
01:24:06.440okay, tell some of the older people that now that are waiting for for things. So that's what I mean,
01:24:11.420like it never works. It doesn't work. I've said for ever, that there should be a copay at the
01:24:18.280very minimum. And you would weed out the people who abuse the resources by, for example, going to
01:24:24.840the emergency room for a cold, or going to the emergency room because, you know, their grandparent
01:24:31.620from India, you know, is having stomach issues or something like, again, this is all scenarios
01:24:37.340I've experienced working in hospitals. So that would be a start. But I mean, ideally, the healthcare
01:24:45.760was the system was created for Canadians by Canadians. So it should be limited to Canadians
01:24:51.140only. But I don't know if we'll ever get to that point. But if we win, well, no, sorry, let's not
01:24:56.460say if I have to stop that when, when we win, this will be changed. But yeah, so if anybody asks you
01:25:04.020about our awesome free healthcare in Canada, remind them that it's actually not free for
01:25:11.080most people, most contributing members of society, it's not free at all. Like, I would rather keep
01:25:17.100that $21,000 and just pay as I go to the doctor. Like, because I would rather, if I knew, at least,
01:25:25.480and this is the difference, like, you know, 20 years ago, 30 years ago, you knew for the most
01:25:30.140part that the money you're contributing is going to at least go to the majority of it, like to
01:25:36.200to majority Canadians okay now it's going not only is it not going to people in this country
01:25:42.060it's going to people outside of the country too it's going to the Ukraine it's going to Ghana
01:25:45.360for motorcycles it's going to like all your tax dollars so just let me keep my tax dollars and
01:25:51.640I'll just pay things out of pocket for it how about that and you know because of you know this
01:26:00.000is the kind of shit we deal with and the fact that like I said we're giving money everywhere else
01:26:04.680I saw this tweet, and this person, I guess, is a Canadian MAGA who is, like I said, I would not have a drink with or anything like that. But this is a good point he made about what we vote for. So earlier, remember, I said people said, oh, this is what Spain deserves, right? So you're getting what you voted for, right? But not really, because this stuff, we don't vote for this stuff.
01:26:26.920So, for example, this is all stuff that's happening in Canada that I know was not on any political members platform or at least the ones that became in power.
01:26:37.800None of the major political parties, mass immigration, poverty, corrupted government, incompetence, DEI, food inflation, a one point two trillion dollar budget deficit.
01:26:53.260sending billions out of the country giving the cbc millions to pump out liberal bullshit and
01:26:59.920propaganda record crime almost zero consequences for committing a crime that of course depends on
01:27:05.380your skin color a government that tried several times to limit free speech and continues to do so
01:27:10.840a government that can't secure a single trade deal remember in one year carney's it's been over one
01:27:17.920that he took the reins from the fucking turtle hasn't hasn't penned a single trade deal a
01:27:24.400government that imprisoned and vilified truckers but let the hamassholes jew lover obviously get
01:27:31.640away with the same shit they accused the convoy of doing for four years and i agree a government
01:27:36.580that made fentanyl and other harmful and addictive drugs legal a government that made it lawful for
01:27:41.320the mainstream media to lie to can to canadians because you know at one point in time there was
01:27:46.860an integrity expectation of the media a government that derailed our relationship with our biggest
01:27:52.680trading partner because they think the orange man is bad and yeah that's all fucking true not i don't
01:27:57.800know if you guys remember voting for any of this stuff but i don't remember any of this stuff being
01:28:03.160on any kind of political platform for any of the major parties that were running so when people say
01:28:09.580well you voted for this well no i didn't actually because this was not in the cards when the voting
01:28:16.320time came so and this is why we need a different you know I don't think it works like I don't
01:28:23.460think liberal democracy works it ends up always in corruption somehow because once people get
01:28:28.640power you know they're they don't take the whole like spider-man you know with with great power
01:28:34.960comes great responsibility they don't they forget the responsibility part and they just want the
01:28:38.740power and then everybody else gets fucked so I don't know what system would work but it's
01:28:44.340definitely not this one. And then we have Danielle Smith, who is supposed to be supposed
01:28:53.900to be Canada's most based politician. She's all in on the climate agenda now. And this
01:29:02.020is the same issue I had with Georgia Maloney. So I remember, and I again, it was a friend
01:29:07.900of mine who's from Albania, okay, that actually told me about Georgia Maloney. And she was
01:29:13.520telling me oh she's great she's good this was when she was running I think for the or maybe she had
01:29:18.320just won I can't remember but she was all hard about you know the migration and we're going to
01:29:22.340do this and Italy's for Italians and blah blah blah blah all the fucking stuff that got the right
01:29:27.700wing all up in a tizzy right they were all excited about it everybody was you know happy oh Italy's
01:29:32.620finally making a stand that didn't last very fucking long right and it's the same thing with
01:29:38.180her Danielle Smith right like they're they're politicians right they're going to play the side
01:29:42.780that benefits them the most in the long run.
01:31:30.140Every, you know, millennia or whatever it is, it changes, okay?
01:31:34.640Like the Earth, there's a heating, there's a cooling period.
01:31:37.160this has been happening since the world has existed and it's it's there the science is there
01:31:41.240so i'm not sure why everybody keeps assuming that this is you know something that we're going to be
01:31:46.200able to actually fix and i don't take anybody seriously until they start calling out china
01:31:51.800because like i've said before canada contributes less than one percent of a carbon footprint to
01:31:56.780the entire global you know carbon footprint of of whatever it is co2 whatever the fuck they're
01:32:02.440talking about climate issues until people start calling out china for their uh the fact that they
01:32:09.440contribute them a vast majority then i don't want to fucking hear it don't take your fucking
01:32:13.280you know virtue bullshit somewhere else now probably the first and early adopter of thinking
01:32:20.820that we can hit a net zero target and we can get there faster than anyone anywhere else and i'll
01:32:27.020tell you why i believe that how is a province that is was basically developed and currently
01:32:33.400is sustained on oil gonna make the fucking province climate fucking friendly or whatever
01:32:40.580it's gonna meet the climate goals tell me how and not just decimate the fucking province
01:32:45.200number one has been the incredible innovation that we have seen among our entrepreneurs and
01:32:51.060in the business community and we as conservatives again just saying what her puppet masters have
01:32:58.480told her to say right again alberta relies heavily on um or at least they did i'm sure they still do
01:33:05.180on oil gas and oil that that's their whole industry so how are you going to turn a province
01:33:11.600whose majority of their you know revenue or whatever comes from that the majority of their
01:33:16.260jobs are in that industry how are you going to make that clean how are you going to make that
01:33:20.280green now this is talking about migrants coming in to replace alberta workers and you know again
01:33:29.900there's not much work in alberta as it is so why they would have a need for migrants to come in
01:33:33.600and fill these jobs are they jobs for uber eats are they jobs for like i don't understand uber
01:33:39.120uber proper because are you telling me that yeah maybe some canadians who are used to work in oil
01:33:46.100and gas and got paid a certain amount aren't willing to work for fucking 10 12 an hour they're
01:33:51.520not willing to live 20 people to a fucking apartment so yeah okay i guess if that's the
01:33:56.060reason being that you need to pay people so little but you shouldn't be bringing any more people in
01:34:00.960if you can't even find work for the ones that are already there well to offer them yeah exactly jc
01:34:07.480at the moment we only have 6400 spots i think we've got 40 000 people who have sought permanent
01:34:13.680residency from us and so that's why we so she just said they only have so many spots I thought
01:34:19.680the provinces don't get to select the people that come in I thought that was the federal government
01:34:24.560they just send them wherever once they come into Canada they can choose wherever they want to go
01:34:28.700well to offer them permanent residency at the moment we only have 6,400 spots I think we've
01:34:34.440got 40,000 people who have sought permanent residency from us and so that's why we I think
01:34:39.640we need a bit of a better balance quebec is able to choose about 45 000 of their permanent residents
01:34:45.600through a different program and so if you're looking at the scale we think that we need to
01:34:50.620be able to have more autonomy to do that and then that would allow us to address some of the pressures
01:34:54.160that we're hearing about in the news and also make sure that the yeah you're only hearing about the
01:34:58.420pressures in the news because it's these big you know companies like tim hortons walmart that have
01:35:04.280lobbyists that are constantly fucking lobbying for for on behalf of the company for cheap fucking
01:35:09.480slave labor that's it you don't have a need for it okay what's the unemployment rate of the kids
01:35:14.840like teenagers and you know semi-retired people in in your province because unless it's zero
01:35:21.200then there shouldn't be any need for this those who go through through those programs with the
01:35:26.160hope of getting permanent residency as long as we can identify a pathway where there's a job
01:35:31.100that is one that cannot be filled by an alberta worker and again baloney baloney because there's
01:35:37.600no job that exists in canada that can't be filled by a canadian it's it's true there's not maybe
01:35:44.920they haven't been trained but there's no fucking job you cannot tell me that there are jobs and
01:35:50.400if there are they're probably very few and far between that actual canadian could not do that
01:35:56.440you have to bring somebody in to do that's fucking baloney it's gaslighting and it's just like i
01:36:00.940said, using it as a way to distract from the fact that they're replacing everybody. End of.
01:36:09.860So I keep hearing also competing data on immigration. I keep hearing, of course,
01:36:19.180the mainstream media, which we're going to watch this here, that Canada has been tightening their
01:36:23.440immigration rules, that we're lowering immigration and stuff like that. I don't believe it's true.
01:36:27.340I think that they've just shifted it around so that they're, you know, letting in less maybe on student visas, but more coming in on some other random obscure fucking program that they've started because nothing is getting any better.
01:36:39.840Okay, maybe slightly the housing prices are coming down a bit, like mostly in the condo field and stuff like that, but they're still nowhere near where they should be.
01:36:51.200everything is still overly inflated and stuff like that and that is a direct response
01:36:55.200well from printing money obviously but also from invading our country over covid when everybody
01:37:01.300was distracted and he did it under our nose so this is basically indian media media outlet first
01:37:08.120post canada is tightening its immigration rules and it looks like it's risking losing the very
01:37:12.120talent that helped fuel its economy indians so this is an indian um news outlet and of course
01:37:20.280they think that, this is the arrogance
01:40:02.580So what changed? Indians changed. No, what changes? We you guys came to our country. That's what changed. Like before, when there was little amounts of you, most we could avoid you for the most part. But now that you're here on mass, it's like a group cult mentality where you're all the most arrogant, fucking annoying, disgusting people on the face of the planet. And because there's so many of you guys, you feel free to act that way.
01:40:28.360and yeah you know what helix i was going to mention about the way the about the food too
01:40:33.900somebody was trying to convince me to eat butter chicken and i don't care if it tastes great i don't
01:40:41.760care that it's you know the best things that indians have ever produced i will not eat anything
01:40:47.380that has touched brown hands and and that and as simple as that so if you know a white person wants
01:40:52.260to come over and make me um butter chicken maybe i'd be willing to try it yeah exactly but i'm not
01:41:00.840doing it and that's the same reason why i don't go to tim hortons anymore and is canada losing
01:41:05.860one of its biggest sources of talent here's a report what talent what talent
01:41:11.840canada is tightening its immigration rules and looks like it's risking losing the very talent
01:41:23.920that helped fuel its economy indians it didn't fuel our well okay listen i'll give you this i'll
01:41:31.400throw you a bone it fueled the uber eats economy okay because the availability of drivers now you
01:41:38.460know and and the fact that they pressured people or basically forced people to stay home for years
01:41:45.620and then it's become so convenient and so easy now you got all these you know goyams ordering
01:41:52.540the goyslop on uber eats so i guess yeah you could say you contributed to the gig economy the
01:41:59.360you know lazy economy the you know food delivery on a bicycle economy
01:42:03.740yeah exactly we have the recipes we don't we don't need the people to cook it and again
01:42:11.960what's wrong with the food we've eaten for the last you know hundred years prior to this
01:42:16.440after if you want to be exotic and eat exotic indian food go visit india
01:42:21.140years of record high immigration ottawa is now slowing things down
01:42:26.420new data from immigration refugees and citizenship canada shows that the country admitted
01:43:35.920So why are Indians seeing the biggest drop? The answer is simple. It's because they were the biggest group to begin with.
01:43:44.100Exactly. Like locusts. You just couldn't fucking control yourself. You had to come in en masse.
01:43:49.000Now, again, I still believe that it was some kind of coordinated effort or agreement with the government of Canada and the Indian government.
01:43:57.080But let's say I'm wrong and I'm a conspiracy theorist.
01:44:00.000You guys just couldn't pace yourself, right?
01:44:02.120You just had to run in like those Africans on the shore of Spain.
01:44:06.660For years, India has been Canada's largest source of students, skilled workers and new permanent residents.
01:45:55.740miscommunications between people, especially
01:45:57.940when it comes to, you know, something like that.
01:46:00.000Right. And yet, time after time again, there's, you know, doctors, a lot of them Africans don't speak English.
01:46:06.980They don't understand what you're there for. They, you know, like you might as well, you're better off just using chat GPT to diagnose yourself at this point in time.
01:46:15.840Because, like I said, at least it'll speak back to you in English.
01:46:18.720Like that's literally what you have to deal with if you don't already have a competent family doctor.
01:46:23.620And that's why, like I said, if you already have a competent family doctor, don't fucking God help you if they retire or whatever, because you're fucked. You're not going to find one anymore.
01:46:36.520Let's talk since we've been talking about Toronto. I'm going to we're going to look at the Toronto mayor here who's always sending a stellar fucking message to everybody regarding what kind of person she is. She's a fucking idiot.
01:46:49.520And always, you know, just the shining beacon of Toronto, basically.
01:46:56.460Always showing us what a real true mayor should look like.
01:46:59.940And I want to remind everybody after we watch this about another mayor that Toronto had
01:47:05.780that was crucified for much less cringy shit.
01:47:19.520so and this is like every year and like our mayor i know a lot of people but well it's good she's
01:47:28.000getting involved this is just one very small aspect of what this mayor does to embarrass the
01:47:34.700city of of toronto god i'm so glad i don't live there anymore um it's just it's just one thing
01:47:42.380right like this is just a minor or a very minor thing it's every day there's a new embarrassment
01:47:47.800and when you factor that into her policies as well it's just it's a disaster so i want you to watch
01:47:53.900this okay this is this is again the the mayor who's of the largest city in canada right the
01:48:05.660economic hub of canada and this was rob ford okay now say what you want about rob ford
01:48:15.700but the the one thing you can't say is that he wasn't competent in being the mayor he did he
01:48:21.200he did a lot of what he said he was going to do and I believe at that time the city of Toronto
01:48:27.820was probably better off economically right he was crucified from day one that he was in there
01:48:34.860because he was outspoken much like anybody who dares talk about the chosen people he you know
01:48:40.280dared call out the elites in in government and you know he called the gravy train and stuff like
01:48:45.960that he's nothing like his brother I'll tell you that right now his brother is one of those people
01:48:50.080that he probably would have detested at the time but anyways you just saw Olivia Chow that is one
01:48:56.300of a million examples we can call find of her embarrassing herself and the city of Toronto
01:49:02.140and this was Rob Ford to me after you see this let me know who you would rather prefer I personally
01:49:09.380would prefer rob because he's fucking shits and giggles it's unfortunate i have to take the legal
01:49:15.540action um i don't appreciate people calling a prostitute i've never had a prostitute here i'm
01:49:22.140very happily married at home um that this is very disturbing against my wife um unfortunately i have
01:49:29.020to take legal action against isaac ransom and george christopoulos and um mark tooey i have to
01:49:35.540take legal action against the waiter. The volume's really low. I tried to turn it up a little bit,
01:49:40.620so hopefully you catch the zinger. I said I was doing lines at the beer market. That is
01:49:46.840outright lies. That is not true. You know what? But it hurts my wife when they're calling a friend
01:49:54.020of mine a prostitute. She's not a prostitute. She's a friend, and it makes me sick how people
01:50:00.040are saying this. So unfortunately, I have no other choice. I'm the last one to take legal
01:50:06.540action. I can't put up with it anymore. So I've named the names. Litigation will be starting
01:50:12.620shortly. I've had enough. That's why I warned you guys yesterday. Be careful what you wrote.
01:50:17.080Okay, so that's all I have to say for now. And the next thing I want to call Mayor Britannia
01:50:21.940in Hamilton and tell them that we're going to have to spank their little tiger cats.
01:50:26.560oh and the last thing was um olivia gondack it says that i wanted to eat her
01:50:30.980i've never said that in my life tour i would never do that i'm happy married i've got more
01:50:36.860than enough to eat at home so i don't know if you caught that but uh he basically this was one of
01:50:45.960his epic moments that will go down in infamy he basically said that uh he does not want to eat
01:50:54.340Olivia Gondack's pussy that he had enough to eat at home that's what he said now at the time it was
01:51:02.900pretty you know controversial what he said and a lot of people were horrified by this but then when
01:51:07.900you go over and you look at this kind of stuff on this is on a regular basis as well as you know
01:51:12.660saying a fallen officer is going to be in her farts without correcting herself these kinds of
01:51:18.960things you kind of wish that we had this kind of entertainment back because this was at least you
01:51:23.540know he could articulate it i mean he articulated very well that he has enough to eat at home
01:51:28.080oh i just wanted an excuse to bring that out because that was fucking great
01:51:34.900and on the west coast of canada this was also pretty funny dave's dillies i'm assuming