postyX - March 23, 2026


Manic Monday

Topics
immigration fraud investigations healthcare genocide
Hosted by
Angela Pagniello
Mentioned
Tucker Carlson Surrey Brewer Mark Miller Angela Caddo Sean Fraser Mark Carney Tim Hortons Joel Davis Zing Quinn Doug Ford Joe Rogan Singhortons Fraser Gavin
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48 minutes

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8,661

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187

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Misogyny

8

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Toxicity

83

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Hate speech

51

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In this episode of the podcast, we discuss the latest in the ongoing case against Joel Davis, the recent memo from the Department of Employment and Social Development Canada, and the growing problem of youth unemployment in Canada.

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00:00:00 Hello everyone and welcome back to another ship post fest with me or shooting the ship with posty whatever you want to call it.
00:00:07 We call it formerly maple serpent mayhem but honestly there's no structure to it today so we're just gonna it's gonna be manic Monday.
00:00:13 That's why I labeled it manic Monday because we're just gonna go over all the different hilarious things I you know saved or bookmarked or stuff like that that's been happening in Canada and abroad the last few days because things seem to go real quick in this country lately.
00:00:28 there was a time i remember where it was just like you know that meme where you're like
00:00:33 poking it like um do something do something that's what i feel like now um we're going to keep this
00:00:40 picture up on the screen because as you know joel davis is still in prison for mean uh words that
00:00:47 were said in uh satire satirical rather words uh he's in jail and i believe he is having a
00:00:55 bail hearing again at the highest court or one of the higher courts rather in a couple days or
00:01:01 maybe a week or two so uh we're going to cross our fingers that somebody can see some sense
00:01:06 over there but i don't know man if history has anything to show for it then i think we're kind
00:01:11 of sol um but like i said let's keep our fingers crossed there is a gofundme i will post it in the
00:01:18 comments of this video as well um but yeah we're he's trying to raise more money obviously because
00:01:25 we the fight's probably going to go a lot higher than uh where it's at now and of course that costs
00:01:30 money and that is the uh punishment right even if you end up getting released on it because it's the
00:01:36 high court or the highest court finds that it's you know unconstitutional or unlawful at that point
00:01:41 in time you've already wasted how many thousands of dollars in years of your time so the process
00:01:46 is the punishment, clearly. So first on the agenda, as is always on my agenda, because it is the
00:01:54 biggest problem facing us in Canada right now, immigration. But this is not just overall
00:02:00 immigration. There was a memo, and sorry, all over the place here. As everybody knows, I talked
00:02:06 about this last time, the unemployment rate for youth is extremely high. I thought it was 16%,
00:02:12 but it shows that it's actually an 18% jobless rate.
00:02:16 And we all know why this is,
00:02:18 because of all the international students or TFWs
00:02:21 or whatever they're using as excuses to bring over primarily Indians.
00:02:26 So these two people in this image here are, you know,
00:02:30 Fakwit 1 and Fakwit 2,
00:02:33 were both the immigration minister successively.
00:02:36 So one and then the other.
00:02:37 and they were largely responsible for the huge influx of these people that are taking our jobs
00:02:47 from our youth that we do not need here and I mean this guy here Mark Miller he also admitted
00:02:54 at one point in time that they weren't checking doing background checks on the students that are
00:02:58 coming in here because it's too complicated and countries they come from don't keep necessarily
00:03:04 um good records so there you have it that tells you all you need to know about this guy
00:03:09 but um they finally there was a memo that finally went out from um employment and social development
00:03:15 canada they for the first time now even though all of us who have been saying it's because of 0.97
00:03:21 this have been deemed you know racist and whatever you want to call it xenophobic whatever the fuck
00:03:25 you want to call us um it's now one much like everything much like the whole covid thing and
00:03:31 all that stuff eventually the conspiracy theory ends up being fact so same thing here for the
00:03:37 first time this memo admits that there's an 18 jobless rate for canadian students and it's due 1.00
00:03:42 in due to large numbers of foreign students contradicting earlier claims by uh citizen
00:03:50 immigration canada so whatever immigration refugees and citizenship canada
00:03:54 um policies enacted by two successful successive rather immigration ministers cost thousands of
00:04:01 canadian student jobs as a federal memo the department of employment for the first time
00:04:06 admitted an 18 jobless rate for canadian students was due to large numbers of foreign students
00:04:11 contradicting earlier claims by minister sean fraser and mark miller they both said
00:04:16 that their statement was labor market outcomes have been worsening for
00:04:20 oh sorry that's not their statement this is what um the memo says rather labor market outcomes have
00:04:26 been worsening for youth since early 2023 so if they knew that then why were they allowing all 0.95
00:04:35 this to happen and this is a clip from a story i just saw it in the comments here so it's it's
00:04:41 basically um just it confirms that that a briefing from employment and social development canada says
00:04:47 It's resulted from policies allowing large numbers of foreign students enacted by the two immigration ministers.
00:04:53 And of course, it contradicts earlier claims of that from them that that was actually happening.
00:05:01 I like looking through the comments of some of these things because you find some gems.
00:05:04 And this is also an important chart that we should all review and look at because this is the population.
00:05:13 Oh, boy.
00:05:14 This is the population.
00:05:15 So if you'll see just past 2020, this was the net immigration, 200,000, it went down a bit. But between, I would say 2020, maybe 2021, and 2025, look at this. Now we're letting in over 2 million. Like, how can that not be purposely, like, how can that not be considered number one, treason, and number one, being purposeful ethnic replacement of the host population? 0.88
00:05:41 like I don't know how you can deny that kind of stuff because the truth and the reality is of this
00:05:47 and whatever I can be called what conspiracy theorist stuff I want but the truth is most of
00:05:52 these people are not going to contribute to the economy whatsoever if anything they're economic
00:05:56 migrants and they're going to come here and take and take and take there's been tons and we'll get 1.00
00:06:00 to it because like my whole timeline is full of these fraud cases and all this other stuff that
00:06:05 they're bringing in here so they end up costing a lot more than they're benefiting and that's you
00:06:10 know and they know this the government knows this there's no way they don't know this so i can only
00:06:16 assume that they're doing this on purpose to destroy the country which they're doing a pretty
00:06:20 good job already and you know turning it into some post-national economic zone which if you'll
00:06:25 remember is what trudeau had said and back in when he was first the first time he was the prime
00:06:31 minister and we're going to go to this clip next wiretap um because it ties in i'm trying to keep
00:06:40 the things in somewhat order so we don't end up you know going all over the place but wiretap
00:06:46 uh put this out today i believe um yeah today's the 23rd right yep um that auditor general's new
00:06:54 report reveals immigration canada has been rubber stamping foreign student approvals knowing that
00:06:59 they were submitting fraudulent data so we have two immigration ministers who have grossly
00:07:04 increased the amount of students foreign students coming in who will inevitably look for
00:07:09 part-time jobs um over the last you know since 2020 i guess or 2021 and during that time we also
00:07:17 have that the auditor or sorry immigration canada has not been doing any kind of checking or they
00:07:23 willingly knew that people were submitting fraudulent data somebody was busted for this
00:07:28 recently i'm almost positive um for providing you know fraudulent um approval or fraudulent
00:07:35 records or claiming that the person's going to work for them or something like that 1.00
00:07:39 and of course the minister's response who is a fucking moron which they've all been 0.99
00:07:45 is we only have enough funds to investigate 2,000 cases a year so again the obvious question is 1.00
00:07:51 if we can't only investigate 2,000 then why are we bringing in more than that
00:07:55 every one of these should be investigated so you know again I know that's the obvious question but
00:08:01 and it's kind of rhetorical because we all know why but let's listen to them and it's in french
00:08:05 they they have a translator and it's funny listening to the immigration minister i was
00:08:09 kind of confused i'm like is it the translator that's having trouble like what's going on
00:08:12 because you'll hear a lot of delays in it and i'm just like is she having trouble formulating
00:08:17 her thoughts or is it the translator i don't know i can't figure it out thank you madam chair and
00:08:23 good day madam minister a few minutes ago the auditor general of canada tabled a report in
00:08:29 in the house of commons which is quite devastating with regard to the work carried out by your
00:08:35 department to ensure the integrity of the foreign students program what we have learned from this
00:08:42 report madam minister is that teaching institutions have sent a thousand five hundred reports in
00:08:53 stating that here are students who may not be respecting the conditions and your minister
00:08:59 department, rather, only undertook investigations for around 4,000 of them.
00:09:04 Moreover, of the 4,000 investigations, a quarter haven't been completed.
00:09:09 45% haven't been completed because you had no information back from the people involved.
00:09:18 So what he's saying, even though the translator's voice, it kind of makes it funny at first,
00:09:23 because you'd think that's his voice, and that's what I thought at first.
00:09:25 I'm like, what the hell?
00:09:27 Anyways, that's just me.
00:09:28 But what he's saying here is that they are unable to get the information from the sponsoring party or the educational institution or whatever it is where the papers are, you know, are coming from.
00:09:41 They haven't been able to verify those, but they're letting them in anyway.
00:09:44 There has been a study undertaken then by the Auditor General showing that 800 foreign students had used fraudulent documents in this process, stating that they were from a CGEP that's non-existent or some such claim.
00:10:04 Of these 800 examples that have been submitted to you, well, they had already been approved.
00:10:10 and your department
00:10:14 for all of these cases has not undertaken any correction
00:10:19 msdi are you satisfied with the work of your department thank you very much for the question
00:10:27 there are a number of issues to address in this question to begin with allow me to answer
00:10:34 by saying that I have had a short meeting
00:10:39 with the Auditor General,
00:10:45 but I have not yet had time to read the report.
00:10:52 I thank the Auditor General's office for the report,
00:10:57 and I also want to say that
00:10:59 the measures she speaks of are over 18 months aren't you concerned at least a little bit
00:11:10 by this information that 800 you know and that there are 4 000 cases yes of course
00:11:18 so basically the funding we have is to cover 2 000 cases a year
00:11:28 And we will work on this, with this, and based on the recommendations, which we fully accept.
00:11:38 Strengthen the international student program, and we will take concrete steps to address the general recommendation.
00:11:48 So, once again, my question is, they're going to take the recommendations to check out 4,000.
00:11:54 How many are we letting in in a year?
00:11:56 how many didn't India themselves just bust uh you know a huge ring with foreign in India 0.99
00:12:02 with foreign credentials and all that kind of stuff so we know they're a very high risk of 1.00
00:12:07 being part of the offending group so number one why aren't we limiting the amount that can come
00:12:14 here so that we do have the resources to investigate if our colleges and I've said this
00:12:20 a million times and I say this about the businesses as well the fast food like Singhortons
00:12:25 and you know McDonald's and all that kind of stuff if you have to rely on foreign labor
00:12:31 to keep your you know job or your restaurant afloat then we don't need it the market doesn't
00:12:37 need it then there's too many of them and it's the same thing with universities and colleges
00:12:41 most of these colleges that they're coming to are you know fly-by-night colleges or you know
00:12:47 shell companies for money laundering schemes or whatever they're in strip malls they're really not
00:12:52 giving you any kind of education that you couldn't get back in India okay so it's just a pipe or a 0.98
00:12:58 pipeline a pathway to get citizenship or to end up in Canada and a lot of times they will somehow
00:13:04 you know cross over to the U.S. illegally and commit or and claim asylum there or whatever
00:13:09 you want to call it so it's just really a pathway to scamming it's not and for every you know good
00:13:14 one that's coming over to university and stuff like that there's a thousand scamming ones so
00:13:18 you can't really take the chance and if you are going to take the chance then you really need to
00:13:22 be investigating every single one of these and if we were not allowing in way over capacity
00:13:27 there probably wouldn't be an issue with this they probably would be able to keep on on top
00:13:32 of it because I mean they've done it they did it for many years prior to COVID right
00:13:35 and obviously with an 18 percent unemployment rate for youth that means a lot of these you know
00:13:43 even these international students a lot of them are probably coming here and not able to
00:13:47 find a job or not able to find enough employment so what do they end up doing while they're here
00:13:53 well I'll tell you because there was a story in the Vancouver Sun and I'm going to share it with
00:13:58 you there we go that recruiters are offering 10,000 to students to carry out extortion crimes
00:14:03 a Surrey community leader says even as they keep telling us extortion crimes are declining
00:14:08 outreach and prevention efforts must continue so that's what the leaders say so their community
00:14:12 is coming out and saying we need more money from the government to fight extortion in our community
00:14:17 so it's another scam right but i do believe it like i do believe that the this is what they're
00:14:22 doing i mean i read a story and it may have been in the u.s but it could it could have been here
00:14:27 i don't know but um somebody who you know came here and basically got all kinds of different
00:14:34 loans like you know car loans or got approved for using fraudulent means like using a different
00:14:38 social insurance number or using whatever like maybe the families i don't know but somehow they
00:14:43 pulled it off a lot of times these loaning loan institutions are also you know or brokers or
00:14:49 whatever are also part of their community so they take off with they take the car they you know ship
00:14:54 it off to wherever uh africa india middle east whatever and get a huge kickback from it and then
00:15:01 fuck off on the loan they go back to india so and they can't track them down from here because 0.93
00:15:06 obviously trying to find a Singh in India is finding a needle in a haystack, right? Or finding 1.00
00:15:10 the Singh you're looking for. So that's just one example. I'm sure there's millions more.
00:15:16 So they like to keep telling us that extortion and shootings have slowed down in Surrey. So
00:15:22 instead of 10 a night, we might have nine. Like, it doesn't really matter. They shouldn't be
00:15:26 happening at all. So a community leader says he worries that international students are still
00:15:31 vulnerable to being recruited to carry out these crimes again let's stop the problem instead of
00:15:37 putting a band-aid over it let's stitch this problem up so we don't have it again no more
00:15:42 international students or a very very limited amount and there should be it should be spread
00:15:47 across the board from multiple different countries not just one okay but they'll never do that so
00:15:52 instead the rest of us are going to have to suffer with higher you know loan rates higher all more
00:15:57 you know thorough checks and all this kind of stuff because they're scamming the companies just
00:16:01 like everything that we've seen now we have to go through all these the licensing is another example
00:16:05 right there's going to be all kinds of different extra steps that people who get their you know
00:16:09 trucking license here are going to have to go through all because indians it's it's end of it 1.00
00:16:15 is what it is so this guy is uh i'm not even gonna say his name but he's a member of the city's
00:16:19 livability social equity and public safety committee told the post media that he's had
00:16:24 many conversations with students and heard that recruiters are offering them around 10 grand to
00:16:28 involved in extorting people so let's see does this tell us what been a crisis um i'll speak
00:16:36 bluntly uh if uh if mr brewer uh does not feel that urgency does not feel that this is a crisis
00:16:43 then perhaps he's not the right person to head up this task force the reason we established this
00:16:48 task force with the canadian border services agency the rcmp with local police of jurisdiction
00:16:55 the Surrey Police Department was to respond to a crisis we need them to bring that urgency to this
00:17:01 job and to do it quickly and effectively for the people of Surrey and the people south of the
00:17:07 Fraser that is what they expect it's what they demand it's what I expect you know if you don't
00:17:12 have confidence that he's the right person to head up this task force because he doesn't think it's
00:17:16 a crisis how can the public have that confidence well I think I think Mr Brewer has the opportunity
00:17:22 to clarify that he feels this sense of urgency,
00:17:25 I would urge him to do so.
00:17:26 If he doesn't feel this sense of urgency,
00:17:27 then we do need someone else to do this.
00:17:29 So I'm guessing he's talking about some city official,
00:17:32 Brewer, whoever that is.
00:17:35 And I'm not in BC, so I don't know.
00:17:38 But so this guy just goes on to say
00:17:40 that tuition is more expensive than what they thought.
00:17:42 Well, yeah, because they're being scammed
00:17:43 by these companies, whatever they call them,
00:17:46 settlement agencies or whatever.
00:17:48 And it's harder to get a job.
00:17:50 Yeah, 18% unemployment rate.
00:17:52 and the weight is bearing down and then someone says if you go commit this crime you're not going
00:17:56 to get caught they're going to pay you my suggestion would be to a logical person is to go
00:18:02 home if you know you can't make it here but I guess logic in other places is different maybe
00:18:09 their logic is to commit a crime and get away with it I don't know but he also says you know
00:18:13 others are coming to Canada to solely commit crimes and before I even go on the funny thing
00:18:18 is is that i've noticed this with a lot of indians like the indians that most indians hate like they 0.74
00:18:24 hate each other it's not other people hating the indians it's like they will be the first one to 1.00
00:18:28 save their own skin they'll rat on their entire community and instead of going into their community 1.00
00:18:33 and saying like you know we need to we're making a bad impression we need to fucking you know 0.99
00:18:37 get this shit in order and policing your own community instead they have these other people 0.99
00:18:42 that are like well i'm not like them but give me money from the taxpayers and i will create 0.99
00:18:47 something that will stop this on the community level well how about you just care about your 0.98
00:18:50 fucking community and do it for free like how about you just you know everybody not just one 0.99
00:18:55 person how about you just get your shit together and police your own community instead of expecting 1.00
00:18:59 the taxpayer to pay for it all the time which again what are you going to do what are you going 0.99
00:19:02 to show for it so yeah that's that was that I thought was hilarious because obviously if they
00:19:08 can't find a job here then you know they're gonna and I don't even think they need recruiters I mean
00:19:12 it's so easy here to commit these kinds of these kinds of crimes and you know extortion crimes and
00:19:19 stuff like that and because like I said their names are very similar you know somebody in one
00:19:24 of our spaces one of the gentlemen was speaking and he said that how they're able to like because
00:19:29 I've always wondered like how do these people come in here and you know as soon as they get here
00:19:33 they're you know they have a huge house over a million dollar house and cars and stuff like that
00:19:38 and he mentioned something that like one person will use the social insurance number like you'll
00:19:44 have multiple people in the in the house you know all working and making money and they'll like all
00:19:49 those people will use the same social insurance number so it looks like the person who has that
00:19:53 social insurance number is making two three hundred thousand dollars a year um so they get approved
00:19:58 for these things right and you know so that's how it goes so again scamming from the very beginning
00:20:03 um i would love to see if there was any investigation into that or find some
00:20:07 information on that. Maybe one day I will look into that. But that day is not today. There was
00:20:13 another story kind of related to the immigration crisis in Canada in relation to the Indians,
00:20:19 especially. Table Salt had tweeted it out. And it's from Tucker Carlson's podcast, I guess you
00:20:24 could say. So this professor who's Chinese professor, Professor Zing Quinn, however you
00:20:32 pronounce that, said that Canada is working with Indian elite to extract more resources from
00:20:37 canada and this is why carney is offering free scholarships to indians despite a massive housing
00:20:42 shortage in canada i believe it so let's see what he's gonna say it's more of a glorified research
00:20:50 sorry glorified resource colony yes or the british the city of london and um the reality is now
00:20:58 that the british um are under a lot of strain um the city of london is under a lot of financial
00:21:04 pressure, it sees places like Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. And what do you do if
00:21:12 you have financial issues? Well, you do corporate restructuring, right? You change the middle
00:21:17 management, right? And historically, you know, the British got along very well with the Indian
00:21:26 elite, right? They went into India and stole tons of the hoggers from the Indians. And 1.00
00:21:33 The elite, the Indian elite, were perfectly happy to help them, right? 0.99
00:21:37 I was going to say, that's kind of fucking based. 0.96
00:21:39 So why not use the same model for Australia, for Canada? 0.98
00:21:43 So there are millions of Indians who immigrated to Canada in the past five years.
00:21:48 And it's put a lot of strain on the Canadian economy because housing prices have exploded.
00:21:55 And so ordinary Canadians can no longer afford to buy a house.
00:21:58 and it's put so much pressure on the Canadian welfare system,
00:22:04 on the Canadian economy.
00:22:05 And you would think that the proper strategy would have a moratorium
00:22:08 where they're like, you know what, we've had too many immigrants 1.00
00:22:11 and we need to close the borders and absorb these immigrants 1.00
00:22:15 because we want to ensure that these immigrants have proper housing.
00:22:18 They have decent jobs, right?
00:22:20 You would think that that'd be the right strategy?
00:22:22 Yes.
00:22:22 And instead, Mark Carney goes to India and says,
00:22:27 we want more Indians.
00:22:28 And also, we'll give you scholarships
00:22:31 to come to Canada to study for free.
00:22:33 Meanwhile, there are a lot of Canadians who are homeless,
00:22:37 who are unemployed, and who cannot put food on the table.
00:22:42 But hey, we want more Indians. 1.00
00:22:46 So if it's not corporate restructuring,
00:22:48 if it's not trying to acid strip Canada,
00:22:52 so that's basically that clip and all i got to say is he is a very intelligent man but 1.00
00:22:59 niggers jews homosexuals mexicans arabs and all kinds of different chanks stink 1.00
00:23:09 there you have it 0.98
00:23:11 okay and so this story is it's related to bird conservation but it's overall making 0.85
00:23:18 an overall point about the race-based hiring now fuck off national post um now obviously we've seen
00:23:27 that mostly in economic economic educational rather institutions um obviously government 0.89
00:23:34 institutions and stuff like that and you know social uh community service institutions right 0.99
00:23:39 but now we've hit bird conversation conservation oh my god one day i'm gonna get my fucking shit 0.99
00:23:46 together. So there was a correct human rights case over a job posting that excluded white applicants 0.99
00:23:52 and it was dismissed, of course, as ideological. And this is important because I've been thinking
00:23:58 this and mulling this over to thinking, well, you know what, maybe we need to beat them at their own
00:24:02 game. So if we see these things, maybe we need to file human rights complaints about this.
00:24:08 Unfortunately, it is a long process and I don't know what it costs. I don't think it costs a ton
00:24:12 to file a human rights complaint but regardless but then this goes to show you that you know what
00:24:17 it's it doesn't matter right we could do that and yes maybe you know it'll drag people through the
00:24:22 mud and stuff like that and if you have the time and the the will to do it then you know good on
00:24:27 you and do it but at the end of the day as long as we have the people that are in charge of making
00:24:32 these decisions at the tribunal the human rights tribunal who are dei hires and woke you know idea
00:24:36 ideologues or whatever then it doesn't really matter you're probably going to lose and this is
00:24:41 a good example so in quebec government-sponsored racial discrimination is totally okay as long as 1.00
00:24:47 it's directed at white people and of course that's the conclusion of the province's human rights 0.88
00:24:51 tribunal last week having examined the case of a bird conservation non-profit it's a non-profit 0.72
00:24:57 quebec also uh which hopefully that's right don't kill me which refused to consider applications
00:25:02 from white people for a temporary position in 2021 um now this was this is michelle rempel 0.74
00:25:10 gardener talking about it she's a bit of a clown as well but she's saying they didn't act alone in
00:25:15 this the race restricted job was supported by a federal wage subsidy see the whole thing the
00:25:20 liberal youth employment and skill strategy from parks canada with an emphasis on non-white workers
00:25:24 which in turn was distributed by the non-profit nature canada to smaller partner organizations
00:25:30 so they they said that they would require that at least 40 percent of the youth hired for the
00:25:36 funds be part of a diversity group um so anyways somebody uh came back and said you know the this
00:25:44 was not uh it's not fair it's a human rights thing so it was a law student with a background
00:25:49 in sustainability and an interest in environmental issues um he wanted to do something about he or
00:25:55 she rather um so oh it was she she submitted she was in the diverse group you're a woman i'm
00:26:00 surprised she submitted a complaint to the human rights tribunal arguing that the job posting
00:26:05 was exclusionary and of course it was dismissed outright so um you know we don't have to read the
00:26:10 whole story but that's basically the gist of it and so if you were thinking of filing a human
00:26:16 rights complaint um to you know the human rights tribunal for something that you've experienced
00:26:23 that's like that i mean you can do it for shits and giggles i would say but uh if you're expecting
00:26:28 to have anything change because of it we're probably sadly mistaken we're not at that point 0.88
00:26:34 yet where anything's going to get done about anything. But yeah, so you know, there you have
00:26:39 it. The proof is in the pudding, I guess you could say. I'm going to put some little jingle music in
00:26:46 here for a PSA that is going to be coming up in two seconds here. My PSA to everybody in Canada,
00:26:53 even in, I mean, in the US, you don't really have this, these many Tim Hortons there. Everybody in
00:26:59 canada stop going to tim hortons i just talked about the unemployment rate and the amount of
00:27:06 fraudulent um so-called students that coming in here that end up working at tim hortons
00:27:10 so we were told that you know they were going to put some restrictions on migrant labor because of
00:27:16 you know this and you think they would want to anyway because the unemployment rate's so high
00:27:20 but of course sing hortons were lobbied or they lobbied rather the government the franchisees
00:27:27 lobbied um and it turns out that they eased some of the restrictions so that they could bring in
00:27:33 more because they can't staff their tim hortons again if you cannot if you require entirely 0.97
00:27:39 foreign labor or even more than 50 percent of foreign labor to to staff in your fucking fast 0.96
00:27:46 food goy slop restaurant then we don't need it okay there was a time in the city that i live in 0.98
00:27:52 which, well, it used to be a pretty small city, but it's like grown with the rate of immigration.
00:27:58 But where there was like one of these in the entire city. Now there's like, I'd probably say
00:28:02 10. And there's like one on every fucking corner. In every gas station, on every fucking corner near 0.99
00:28:08 the gas station, there's a fucking Tim Hortons. So we have way too many of them. And I'm sorry, 1.00
00:28:13 but they don't contribute enough, the people that work there, to the economy to even put a dent
00:28:19 in our GDP or anything like that. So they end up being burdens on the taxpayer because again,
00:28:26 they don't contribute what they take from the system. So fuck these lobbyists. We shouldn't 1.00
00:28:31 be listening to lobbyists. I don't believe lobbying to do something like this should even
00:28:37 be allowed. This is like treason. So you're lobbying to commit treason, to commit genocide
00:28:41 towards your own people because it's financial genocide for a lot of people too. A lot of these
00:28:46 kids are never gonna be able to get their feet on the ground because you know as a teenager they
00:28:50 couldn't get a job at Tim Hortons they didn't you know weren't able to save money they don't know
00:28:54 have any work ethic they don't have any experience at that point in time and then when they get out
00:28:58 of university they have no experience whatsoever and they're also gonna or they're gonna compete
00:29:02 with Indians to get a job there too so as far as I'm concerned it's genocide against the Canadian 0.82
00:29:07 people. And let's talk a little bit further about genociding Canadian people. There used to be you 0.98
00:29:17 know one way in Canada or for the most part that you died and that was either from you know very
00:29:22 few reasons you died. You know it was definitely there was never a time after the death penalty
00:29:28 was abolished that the government was involved in your death or making you dead I guess you could
00:29:35 say um but things have changed drastically so uh here in canada because our health care system is
00:29:42 so abysmal and because they are trying to commit genocide against the canadian citizen i mean this
00:29:48 is there was another statistic and i'm pretty sure i talked about it in a past podcast or in
00:29:53 a space or something that the majority of people who um do to accept made um and the majority of
00:30:00 people who overdose on drugs in vancouver's lower east side or whatever it is are white
00:30:06 especially when it comes to maid so they know this don't tell me they didn't do any kind of
00:30:12 study into this it's a cultural thing and again it's almost like you make it so insufferable for
00:30:19 people to live and you know if you're an older person or even if you're somebody who just doesn't 0.98
00:30:24 see a future because you're you're homeless or whatever you're just everything is so fucking 0.99
00:30:28 inexpensive right you know the government's like well we can instead of making your life a little
00:30:33 bit easier by easing some of the tax burdens or easing some of the you know immigration so that
00:30:38 you know it's easier to get a home and a job and all that kind of stuff no no instead of that we'll
00:30:41 offer you this and this is exactly well isn't exactly what happened to this lady but um close
00:30:48 enough close enough so this lady was diagnosed with cancer and you know this is a common thing 1.00
00:30:54 in Canada now because the healthcare system is so abysmal. And it's, you know, on another note
00:31:01 with the healthcare system, in the province of Ontario, Doug Ford is the premier, the fat fuck. 0.99
00:31:07 And he has mentioned that in the last eight years, I think he said, there's been 2 million people 0.99
00:31:14 added to Ontario. And I know if you're in America, that doesn't sound like a whole lot.
00:31:18 But it is a lot. Because obviously, Ontario is very vast, and it's only populated along the
00:31:24 shoreline for the most part so our health care spending has like exploded by an extra two billion
00:31:32 so how is that sustainable so obviously you're going to see the side effects of that and what
00:31:37 are the side effects of that poor health care right so everybody knows if you've waited to
00:31:43 see a specialist or anything like that you're definitely waiting months depending on the
00:31:47 specialty but like I know for orthopedics you're waiting probably eight months to a year for a
00:31:52 surgery and you know and furthermore they don't help you manage the pain either because of the 0.96
00:31:59 drug addict problem so you're getting fucking hit from all angles if you have a health care 0.87
00:32:04 a chronic health care issue so this young or young lady this wonderful lady rather muriel 0.99
00:32:10 she gets diagnosed with cancer so she then gets offered death by lethal injection by three 0.58
00:32:16 different people the doctor the specialist and then of course the funeral home said they can do
00:32:21 it too so you know and table salt says there's no slippery slope they said well of course we've said
00:32:28 that it was a slippery slope right but once again conspiracy theory right i was first offered made
00:32:34 by um our gp when both my husband and i went to talk to him about end of life procedures and of
00:32:43 course told him that neither of us wanted to go that route and then when i saw the specialist and
00:32:50 was diagnosed myself with cancer. He mentioned it. And then I went to the funeral home to just
00:32:58 give them a heads up that I would probably be here myself soon. And she mentioned that they
00:33:06 offered maid services if I was interested. And again, I said, no, thank you very much.
00:33:13 So even the fucking funeral homes were able to give it now. And I don't think that's something 0.97
00:33:17 everybody knew like that's the first time i've heard that that the funeral home can offer it as
00:33:21 well that's pretty crazy but if they don't get you with maid then you know what they're definitely
00:33:25 gonna get you with um overdose government funded drugs and people are overdosing on it so like i 0.99
00:33:32 mentioned earlier the lower east side i believe there's or vancouver has become a total fucking 0.98
00:33:38 just degenerate drug fucking area like open drug use and stuff like that and they've long believed 0.98
00:33:46 there that you know safe supply is going to save lots of people's lives which is basically just 0.97
00:33:50 the government giving you the drugs so i'm not sure what the incentive would be for you to quit
00:33:56 drugs um you know a lot of people when they are unable to obtain drugs because they don't have
00:34:01 the money or they land themselves in hot water that's a lot of times the incentive for them to
00:34:05 get off drugs but if you can just go to a safe supply place a vending machine and just you know 0.97
00:34:11 get your fucking uh drugs from there and i i guarantee that they're not fucking paying for it 0.97
00:34:16 so you know then you can why would you what's the incentive for you to quit 1.00
00:34:21 so now the leading cause of death in 10 year olds in bc is now drug overdose how fucked up is that 0.98
00:34:29 the leading cause of death in a 10 year old is drug overdose and of course their bc politicians 0.63
00:34:35 are invested in safe supply drug vending machines like and the person said how is this not viral
00:34:40 again because our media is communist propaganda they only literally and this is a sorry this is
00:34:47 a picture i think of the lower east side or whatever um the government here only or sorry
00:34:52 the news media here only cares about what the government tells them because the government
00:34:55 funds them largely so they will legit just talk about what is fed to them so there is no you know
00:35:02 media or what do you want to call it reporting anymore or journalism anymore it's really just
00:35:07 mouthpieces for the government that's what all these you know mainstream media places are and
00:35:13 unfortunately the independent media although a lot of it does get you know some attention it doesn't
00:35:18 get the attention that it deserves so a lot of times these things get swept under the carpet
00:35:22 and that's why like now people in the U.S. like Tucker Carlson was just you know talking about it
00:35:27 some people in the U.S. are picking up on the fact that like Canada is legit no hyperbole they're
00:35:32 legit genociding their own people so you'll hear some you know americans on larger platforms talk
00:35:38 about that but i mean you know pierre pp there went on uh joe rogan that would have been a perfect
00:35:42 time to talk about something like that that would have been a perfect time to talk about the you
00:35:47 know obviously the immigration issues that have caused all these other things but he said none of
00:35:50 that stuff and like because he's a typical politician right they're all the same party
00:35:55 the uniparty but they just wear a different color uh suit to make it fun for us to vote i guess
00:35:59 but yeah this is Canada so this is what they're trying to do if they can't get us with me then
00:36:04 they're going to get us and our kids with some sort of safe supply and you may say well I don't
00:36:08 do illegal drugs well how do you know what it's good it might be in the food next time it might 0.95
00:36:12 be in the next vaccine they force us to take we have no fucking idea enough of me blackpilling 0.98
00:36:17 and being pessimistic is the word that I was looking for um let's get into some fun shit that 0.95
00:36:23 i've uh bookmarked and uh this one was quite there's a lot that's actually hilarious um so 0.53
00:36:30 this is this person is an indian and he uh wants to travel through is it el salvador
00:36:37 you'll hear just listen if you are an indian citizen do not travel to el salvador i just
00:36:45 tried to check into my flight with avianca through el salvador and apparently el salvador
00:36:51 charges a fee of one thousand three hundred dollars just for indian citizens just to
00:36:56 transit through the country i think it's because of all the illegal immigration
00:37:02 that's been going on through el salvador from india but still thirteen hundred dollars for
00:37:07 regular travelers is just insane and why i find that hilarious is because this is the outcome of
00:37:16 scamming like a lot of people who you know scam on the regular think well it's not hurting anybody
00:37:21 Well, no, this is exactly who it hurts. It hurts everybody. Because, you know, I mean, I could care less about this guy. I think it's fucking awesome that Bukele has the balls to fucking do that, just like he had the balls to build the super prison and put all the fucking gangsters away. No politicians have the appetite for that. None of them have the balls for that.
00:37:38 so i mean this is i think a totally fair thing to do because in that way they can guarantee that if 0.98
00:37:43 they you somehow try to claim asylum there they have some sort of monetary you know um deposit
00:37:49 whatever you want to call it they have they got something monetarily out of you before they have 0.99
00:37:53 to ship your ass back pays for your airfare back so based fucking bukelly i'm a woman and i know 1.00
00:38:02 how to laugh sometimes i thought this was fucking hilarious too and true to get to the island the 1.00
00:38:07 The women have no choice but to swim to the shore in the clothes they're wearing. 1.00
00:38:11 No dry clothes and no fire, because we have to make mistakes.
00:38:16 Don't think about it, don't think about it. Just one by one.
00:38:20 We'll just cuddle each other tonight.
00:38:26 With light running out fast, the women are no closer to finding a beach to set up camp. 0.99
00:38:37 Oh my god, there's a caiman. 0.76
00:38:55 Though potentially deadly to humans, a crocodile of this size could provide tens of thousands
00:39:00 of calories for the women who have barely eaten in days.
00:39:03 The women decide to walk away from this potentially life-saving feast. 1.00
00:39:07 That is dinner here. That is our dinner.
00:39:10 Dinner. 1.00
00:39:12 We've two little bastards got close right. He's not scared of us. 0.99
00:39:17 You're in, you're in, you're in, you're in, you're in.
00:39:19 Here we go, puppy dog.
00:39:21 Go.
00:39:23 Dinner, boys!
00:39:25 Woo! 0.99
00:39:27 We can't eat because we have no fire.
00:39:33 We have nothing to drink, because we can't boil it to purify it and sterilise it.
00:39:50 The women have circled back to Coconut Beach for a second time.
00:39:55 women have now been without water for more than 48 hours and they are dangerously dehydrated
00:40:05 i feel really drained
00:40:25 After almost two weeks without a meal, the group is at the point of starvation.
00:40:41 If they don't eat soon, there's a genuine risk their organs will start to shut down.
00:40:55 i thought that was so fucking funny because it's so true honestly i think being a guy looks kind 0.90
00:41:09 of fucking fun that's all i gotta say i i think it looks pretty fucking fun and in england they 0.93
00:41:16 do not have easter eggs anymore they're not allowed to be called easter eggs they are now 0.97
00:41:20 called gesture eggs whatever the fuck that means so I guess this is a ploy they could probably sell
00:41:25 them all year round because if it's just for a gesture you can give people eggs whenever 0.94
00:41:28 kind of kills the you know the novelty of it if you ask me but so we all know that this will be
00:41:36 coming here shortly once the Muslim population although here I don't know because I think it's
00:41:42 going to be erased between the Sikhs or the Indians and the Muslims. And I know there are 1.00
00:41:49 some, you know, Pakistani Muslims, but I'm referring to Indians and the Muslims. I don't 1.00
00:41:54 know who's going to outpace each other. But if we get to critical mass, like what the UK is
00:41:59 experiencing, you can guarantee this will be happening. I can say, honestly, I would not be
00:42:05 surprised if one of the policymakers in government, one of the stupid, you know, lefty leaning, you 1.00
00:42:11 know pink haired nose pierced liberal fucking girl that's working there doesn't see this and 1.00
00:42:17 say hey that's a great idea we're going to start calling them or actually or somebody at Cadbury 0.99
00:42:21 here decides that they're not going to call them easter eggs anymore they're just going to be
00:42:27 called gesture eggs mark my words this is going to happen someone's going to see this at their
00:42:32 marketing department here and think that it's a woke thing to do just like they did with the
00:42:35 Bud Light and the what was the other one the Ferrari commercial or Porsche whatever the person
00:42:41 made and of course one of the extra expenses that we've had to undertake or partake undertake I
00:42:47 guess you could say in Canada is having good webcam or not webcam dash cams okay so basically
00:42:57 yes what we've had to do in Canada now is another sacrifice we've had to make another expense that
00:43:02 we've had to put out for is dash cams and this is the exact reason why you know 20 years ago
00:43:08 well maybe they didn't have them 20 years ago but even 10 years ago you know it wasn't that big of a
00:43:12 deal it was more of a novelty thing now you literally have to and not only that you have
00:43:16 to have your phone ready to record at all times you also have to have your head on a swivel
00:43:20 look at this guy here who said he's gonna shoot me you said you're gonna shoot me right 0.99
00:43:25 yeah i'm gonna tell him you have a gun i don't have a gun man 0.99
00:43:31 Don't go. Don't go. Don't go. Don't go.
00:43:37 Don't go. Don't go. Don't go.
00:43:40 Hey, he's here. The guy's here.
00:43:44 So the context, I believe, is someone, a third world immigrant, 0.93
00:43:50 can try to scam you and then threaten to shoot you
00:43:52 and then threaten to call the cops and lie to them, 0.95
00:43:54 telling them you have a gun.
00:43:56 So this is, I guess, what happened in this video.
00:43:58 And that's true.
00:43:58 That absolutely could happen because there may, as you've seen, you know, we've talked about their, you know, justice system is definitely two tiered. So you can imagine that the arrests, the police have been given their orders as well as who to arrest somebody who doesn't speak any English as a third world immigrant probably is going to get the benefit of the doubt over somebody who is, you know, speaking English and who is a Canadian citizen.
00:44:20 And so absolutely, I believe that there's probably a ton more videos like that.
00:44:25 That's why I said you need to have a dash cam.
00:44:28 You need to have your phone ready at all times to record because you've seen, I'm sure, in the UK, there's been a lot of examples of where they back into you or, you know, they run in front of your car and pretend that they got hit.
00:44:41 Always look into scams.
00:44:42 So you always got to make sure that you're prepared.
00:44:44 And unfortunately, this is now the world we live in that we have to undertake all these extra expenses because diversity.
00:44:50 i saw jake shields post this and i was like is that fucking true like i mean it sounds true but 0.85
00:44:57 then i'm just like i don't know is it true and um so basically what he did he tweeted that the
00:45:02 jews have their own ambulances um and this is in new york uh crown heights this was in 1991
00:45:07 um apparently they're only there was two ambulances that showed up were jew for jewish
00:45:12 people only jews only and they left the other kid who was non-jewish to die um and instead took the 0.57
00:45:18 jewish people to the hospital and of course this led to mass rioting so i was like again i was like
00:45:23 that almost sounds too too far-fetched to be true but someone you know posted the story in the
00:45:30 comments so i read it and yes it was true so this was um three days of race riots after jewish 0.91
00:45:39 driver hits and kills gavin kato um in 1991 and i you know like i've heard about the obviously the
00:45:45 LA riots and stuff like that but I never heard about any other really race riots like so it's 0.89
00:45:51 crazy that when it involves Jewish people I find that it gets buried in the media because
00:45:55 like I you know all through high school and and you know even young adulthood you know 0.98
00:45:59 whole Schindler's List shit was pushed into my head like non-stop but none of these other things 0.83
00:46:04 I ever really heard of these other race riots and I mean this went on for a couple days so it wasn't 0.98
00:46:09 just like a you know a minor thing um so this person was an immigrant from guyana um and oh
00:46:18 okay so here it is 25 years after the tragic car accident that sparked the crown heights riot three
00:46:23 days after unremitting turmoil that pitted angry hasidic jews against outraged african-american
00:46:27 and caribbean residents um okay so it says by 8 22 p.m two 71st precinct cops were on the scene
00:46:35 a hatzola ambulance was next to pull up followed by a crew of city emergency medical technicians
00:46:40 who promptly radioed for paramedics and then the whole time an unidentified black man labored over
00:46:45 gavin's body giving him cpr so gavin was a little kid um and then two more police officers arrived
00:46:52 and grabbed lift and told the hazola medics to take him away to safety and then somebody says
00:46:58 you saw a bunch of Hasidic Jews come out of nowhere.
00:47:04 So it says the rumor spread that, let me see,
00:47:05 the Hetzola crew had ignored Gavin and Angela Caddo
00:47:08 and only helped the Jewish driver.
00:47:09 So I'm trying to find out because if it's a rumor or, I mean,
00:47:13 obviously they wrote the story about it,
00:47:14 but I'm trying to find out if there was any actual evidence
00:47:17 that that's what happened.
00:47:18 But it doesn't look like the story is going to touch on that.
00:47:22 They're just going to say the Hezbollah ambulance showed up first.
00:47:26 It's funny, Hezbollah, sounds like Hezbollah. 0.62
00:47:28 But anyways, I'll link that in here in my Rumble channel as well.
00:47:33 I'll keep this open and link it if you want to read the whole thing. 0.97
00:47:36 But I thought that was kind of interesting because I was like, motherfucker, like I can't 0.99
00:47:41 believe that actually, I can't believe that actually happened. 0.98
00:47:44 Like, you know, you hear rumors about it and stuff like that, but like to actually have 0.98
00:47:48 a riot started over it, it's crazy fucking work, man. 0.98
00:47:52 Crazy work. 0.98
00:47:53 So anyways, that's it for me today.
00:47:55 I will be doing
00:47:57 we'll be doing our regular space on Thursday
00:47:59 which will also be live streamed
00:48:00 I am going to try to start live streaming
00:48:04 but I'm just so disorganized
00:48:05 and stream I don't know
00:48:06 but we're going to continue to live stream
00:48:08 our Thursday Nationalist Spaces
00:48:11 on X
00:48:12 and so obviously if you are a naughty person
00:48:15 and you're not allowed to have an X account
00:48:16 you can listen to it on Rumble Live
00:48:18 and I will see you next time
00:48:20 I called for help twice 0.97
00:48:23 and not a f*** you, what do you need, or nothing. 0.98