postyX - November 23, 2025


Maple Syrup & Mayhem 19： Bread & Circuses


Episode Stats

Length

59 minutes

Words per Minute

158.34067

Word Count

9,363

Sentence Count

576

Misogynist Sentences

6

Hate Speech Sentences

53


Summary

In this episode, I discuss the concept of "bread and circuses" and how it's been used by dictators to keep their populations busy and busy with entertainment. I also talk about how much better our living standards are than those of ancient Rome and the Roman Empire.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 There's a road of snow on the ground.
00:00:03.120 That's no good.
00:00:04.160 No good at all.
00:00:05.440 I am paying Rosa, Portuguese, and Italian people
00:00:09.760 to remove the snow, and that's a full-time job
00:00:13.240 for the whole ride.
00:00:15.000 Look up there, there's snow all over,
00:00:17.400 falling down from the sky.
00:00:19.200 I need to get some of the Indian people
00:00:22.640 who are previously doing an Uber Eats
00:00:25.760 to maybe shovel the snow.
00:00:27.520 Maybe they will pour the curry powder,
00:00:31.000 the turmeric powder on the snow
00:00:34.480 and make it disappear like a sand from a sand castle.
00:00:39.400 So we're going to do everything we can
00:00:41.480 to make sure the snow will move.
00:00:43.680 This is Toronto.
00:00:44.680 This is the city of Toronto.
00:00:45.960 This is where all the Chinese people in the world,
00:00:48.680 they want to come here.
00:00:50.000 The rich Chinese, they want to be here
00:00:51.720 so that they can have their children go to school.
00:00:54.560 They can walk to school with all the snow.
00:00:56.960 So here we go.
00:00:58.600 Hello, and welcome back to another episode of Mayhem.
00:01:02.720 No, Maple Syrup and Mayhem with me, Posty.
00:01:07.360 There's a lot of shit that went on this week,
00:01:09.720 and I honestly, I try to focus on,
00:01:12.640 I don't even know what I'm doing half the time with this,
00:01:14.680 but I try to focus on one specific kind of theme or topic,
00:01:19.440 but it's getting so insane in Canada
00:01:21.920 that it's like there's just so much to cover.
00:01:24.440 So we're going to go through some stuff today,
00:01:28.040 but we're going to kind of go with the theme bread and circuses,
00:01:32.440 because really, that's what the entirety of the Western world has basically turned into.
00:01:40.280 Um, so yeah.
00:01:41.920 Every dictatorship has one obsession, and that's it.
00:01:46.680 So in ancient Rome, they gave the people bread and circuses.
00:01:53.000 They kept the populace busy with entertainment.
00:01:57.480 But other dictatorships use other, other strategies to control ideas.
00:02:01.800 So bread and circuses, it's a common phrase, heard amongst political circles, mostly.
00:02:07.480 But what does it even mean?
00:02:09.240 Because most days, if you're like me, you probably feel like everything is just a fucking circus,
00:02:13.960 and there's no bread to be found.
00:02:16.680 But the phrase actually came from a Roman satirist,
00:02:19.640 who observed that the Roman people gave up their political responsibilities
00:02:26.040 in exchange for free grain handouts and lavish public entertainment.
00:02:32.120 All while the ruling class keeps the population passive and distracted with basic material needs.
00:02:40.120 Bread. This is what they refer to as the bread.
00:02:42.440 Plus cheap entertainment or spectacles, drama, circuses.
00:02:49.320 This is what the circuses come in.
00:02:51.320 Instead of giving them the real political power or a purpose in life.
00:02:55.640 There are many examples of societies that operated on this concept,
00:03:00.920 even though they may not have admitted it.
00:03:04.200 All of who, up until current Western society, have ended up failing.
00:03:09.960 When we talk about bread and circuses in the modern or contemporary consumerist Westernist,
00:03:19.240 Western rather society, bread would be, you know, welfare states, food stamps, SNAP,
00:03:26.040 universal health care, hello Canada, student loan forgiveness, stimmy checks, that kind of stuff.
00:03:33.000 Basically, the welfare state and all that that encompasses, which is, you know,
00:03:38.440 a lot of social services as well.
00:03:42.280 When we talk about modern day circuses, it's not Barnum and Bailey or, you know, the bearded lady,
00:03:47.160 because we see those on the internet every single day.
00:03:50.920 It's 24-7 sports and reality TV, social media, streams, celebrity culture, celebrity drama.
00:03:59.240 And obviously, the increasing political spectacle as, you know, that elections and the country's political systems have turned into,
00:04:09.000 you know, it becomes like a reality TV show, more so in the States.
00:04:12.360 But I mean, Canada is really getting up there with the whole political theater and the spectacle, politicized spectacles.
00:04:20.120 But of course, it's different now, right?
00:04:23.800 You know, we're smarter, we're more technologically advanced, and we're all holding these degrees from these fancy universities and stuff like that.
00:04:32.760 And we're more financially aware, right?
00:04:34.920 Surely, we're not going to allow the bread and circuses to happen to us.
00:04:40.480 Surely, our fate will not be the same as the late Roman Empire or Weimar Germany, to name the two biggest examples.
00:04:51.940 Why does the majority accept this?
00:04:55.220 Or at the very least, why does the majority fail to notice that this is what's going on?
00:05:00.240 So, I think it can be chalked up to a few things, based on my observations.
00:05:07.320 So, despite the third world and the Jews working their hardest to change this, the reality is the living standards are still the highest they've been in human history for the median person.
00:05:21.760 And I mean, like, the median white American Canadian, the white European, white Westerner.
00:05:28.780 I mean, again, it's subjective, right, to where you live, what your quality of standards of living are.
00:05:34.540 But they're still the highest that they've been in human history, thanks to us and our innovation and all that stuff.
00:05:41.500 You know, we have air conditioning, smartphones, Amazon, you know, and indulgence, right?
00:05:50.140 Obesity instead of starvation.
00:05:52.000 So, that's one of the things.
00:05:54.020 And indulgence tends to keep people passive and docile.
00:05:57.180 The new circuses are participatory, and they make you feel empowered.
00:06:04.780 You know, you can post, you can live stream, you can cancel somebody on the internet, just as easy as the snap of a finger.
00:06:11.900 And it gets you feeling like you're part of something, or part of a tribe, the cancel culture tribe.
00:06:17.260 Unlike, you know, in Rome, the spectatorship of the amphitheaters was pretty passive.
00:06:23.720 The audience wasn't really involved in it.
00:06:27.240 They were just mere spectators.
00:06:28.660 So, that's something that modern society or modern, you know, bread and circuses has that they didn't before.
00:06:36.040 And the bread is no longer like physical bread or food.
00:06:39.720 It's wrapped in the language of, you know, rights and social justice, which makes it feel morally deserved, rather than politically manipulative.
00:06:50.780 So, by using those words, it's like, it's kind of like how the book Lying with Statistics, it's just lying with words, right?
00:06:57.420 Which is, people use words to get across, to hide a point, to embellish a point, you know what I mean?
00:07:04.700 And so, by wrapping these things up in the words of social justice, or, you know, anything that has to do with the social fabric of the society, or rights, or anything like that,
00:07:15.800 you get all the lefties, and even the moderates in the middle of the spectrum politically.
00:07:22.000 You get them all feeling like it's a morally deserved thing.
00:07:25.400 Well, you have a right to have this.
00:07:28.860 You have a right to have a home.
00:07:30.820 No, you don't, actually.
00:07:32.200 You have a right to build a home for yourself.
00:07:36.700 You have a right to, unfortunately, the state owns all the property.
00:07:39.720 But, you know, back in the day, you didn't have a right, you weren't just given here.
00:07:43.580 When you were, they were asked to settle the West, the German and, I think it was a lot of Germans, basically, that came over and settled the West of Canada.
00:07:53.240 They weren't given a built home, you know?
00:07:56.260 They weren't given, like, they may have been given some land, but that was it.
00:08:00.180 They weren't entitled to all the luxuries that, you know, maybe somebody who had been in Canada for 20, 30 more years and have already built their home and stuff like that has.
00:08:11.840 So it's not owed to you.
00:08:14.120 And if you look into the rights of Canada, which we have very few, there is nowhere that it states in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms that you are entitled to have a home with all the benefits and stuff like that, that that entails.
00:08:28.040 Right?
00:08:28.340 Like, because if that was the case, we wouldn't have homeless people.
00:08:31.020 So they turn it into something that is, you know, morally just, basically.
00:08:35.060 That was a lot of words to say that, but, you know, me, I like to talk.
00:08:39.160 And the difference, too, now is the real political power has migrated onto, like, unelected bureaucrats.
00:08:46.200 So, like, the banks, corporations, multinational corps, NGOs, the three-letter agencies, you know, like the, that's, I guess, more so in the U.S., the three-letter agencies.
00:08:57.320 We have four-letter ones here.
00:09:01.020 I kill myself.
00:09:03.720 Brussels, you know, Davos, WEF, you know, is another example.
00:09:08.640 And they're all deliberately boring and technocratic, and it gives the perfect camouflage for what they actually are doing.
00:09:16.860 So this is some of the common themes we see in modern-day bread and circuses.
00:09:24.860 Now, I think COVID-19, con did, I like to call it, because I still don't believe that it was nearly as dangerous as they told us.
00:09:35.100 And, again, that's another, one of these days I'm going to harness all the fucking anger I have and, and everything about COVID and put it together into, like, one badass video or stream where I'm just going to go totally fucking off on everything.
00:09:53.060 But I've been trying to harness it because, you know, I just might sound like a crazy schizo, which maybe I am, but it, it just blows my mind what they did to us and how most people have already forgotten how most people are lining up for boosters and they're wearing masks again.
00:10:09.420 It's just, to me, I, maybe I don't understand the human condition.
00:10:13.040 So, anyways, COVID-19 was the ultimate stress test, right?
00:10:18.620 The lockdowns plus the massive, what would they, what did they call it here?
00:10:24.880 They called it the, I don't know, whatever they were paying people, the COVID pay or whatever it is they called it, the COVID loans and stuff like that.
00:10:33.200 You know, people had unlimited access at this point to, you know, Netflix, Netflix, Disney, all these things were starting to really ramp up and people forget during COVID.
00:10:41.980 But I don't know if you remember, like, one of the big things Netflix has, which I watched and I fucking found it hilarious, but it was kind of like the start of it was the Tiger King.
00:10:50.920 I called for help twice and not a, fuck you, what do you need or nothing.
00:10:57.520 Right?
00:10:57.980 So it was the start of that reality slop drama fucking shit that has now taken over all of these platforms and has people scrolling and scrolling and basically rotting their minds watching this.
00:11:10.280 This is the TikTok again, another example, right?
00:11:14.200 Hundreds of millions of people simultaneously experienced the purest form of bread and circuses governance in history.
00:11:23.320 So think about that, right?
00:11:25.920 So why the fuck does it even matter?
00:11:28.960 Isn't it good if a population or a nation is content?
00:11:34.000 Yes, it is good for them.
00:11:39.180 The reality is that you are not truly happy.
00:11:43.400 You are content and there is a big difference.
00:11:46.160 You're placated because you to admit that you are unhappy would be to admit that you fell for all of it and that you never noticed what was going on.
00:11:57.360 And a lot of people really don't want to admit that they done fucked up.
00:12:01.700 As a Western nation, Canada, Canada is included in this macro group.
00:12:10.880 In fact, Canada probably ranks in the top three for this kind of society.
00:12:16.500 How do we know that's what you are here for?
00:12:20.420 Let's get to the absolute insanity that I talked about at the beginning of just a week or two in Canada.
00:12:27.900 Of course, the most glaring example is after a week's news cycle is over.
00:12:32.520 Most people forget what happened last week because we made the finals in some sports event consisting of a team of non-Canadians.
00:12:42.100 And while you were distracted by that, and I was too, I'm not going to lie, listen, I'm not lying.
00:12:47.140 So this is what was really happening in Canada.
00:12:52.760 If you haven't been on the Twitter streets in the last week or so, because I know some of our, not just Canadians, I mean, it's mostly the Australians that are getting banned from X, the free speech platform, Elon.
00:13:06.500 But, you know, there's some of our fallen friends as well.
00:13:10.060 So anyways, if you have not been on the X streets this week, there was a breaking bombshell that came out.
00:13:19.280 I mean, it came out, but I can't say, I don't know, I wasn't surprised, but maybe some people would be.
00:13:25.680 It reveals that Canada lets in refugees via an app on their phone.
00:13:33.460 Why?
00:13:34.180 Because they're understaffed.
00:13:35.620 No physical interaction ever occurs.
00:13:40.400 They land and click a few buttons and they waltz their way into Canada and get their bag that the taxpayer is paying for.
00:13:51.680 10% of them don't even use the app and they get this.
00:13:54.340 So this was, I guess, a testimony in Parliament from somebody, oh, he's president of the CBSA Union.
00:14:03.560 So we're going to check that out.
00:14:05.020 When it was done there, that's changed to a system that's called OneTouch.
00:14:10.020 So essentially we get tombstone data, we do some biometrics, and the claimant is then allowed into the country to complete their security screening and such on their own through the OneTouch system.
00:14:21.800 They have, I believe it's 45 days to submit that, meaning, in essence, to speed things up, because we are short-staffed, we're allowing people into the country without first doing that security screening.
00:14:34.420 Okay, hold on a second here.
00:14:36.980 So you're saying that a refugee claimant coming to Canada goes to a machine and says, I want to be a refugee in Canada, hits a button and they're in the country?
00:14:49.800 Is that what you're saying?
00:14:50.320 Yeah, it's not a machine, it's an application.
00:14:53.100 So the OneTouch system, they're given instructions on how to use that, that connects directly with IRCC, and they're given that documentation to complete on their own once they're in the country.
00:15:02.800 We're not doing that up front with them anymore.
00:15:04.100 So basically they take out their phone, theoretically, and they tap it a few times, and they are now in the country as a refugee, accepted by our country?
00:15:13.040 Yes, we get some basic data from them, and again, we do the biometrics.
00:15:16.460 Beyond that, they're doing that on their own, yes.
00:15:18.440 So no human interaction, your members do not ask any questions, don't confirm anything, it's a free-for-all into the country that way?
00:15:27.640 Very little, I don't know if I'd use the term free-for-all, but for the most part, it's self-declaration on the claimant's part, yes.
00:15:34.620 And so from your perspective and your members' perspective, this is not a good thing?
00:15:38.640 This is a terrible thing.
00:15:39.980 I want to stop this for a second here, because they're going on the honor system while letting in the most dishonorable people on the fucking planet.
00:15:57.100 Let that sink in.
00:15:58.800 It's during the interview, and again, I spoke to it in my opening statement about human interaction.
00:16:04.100 That's where we ask follow-up questions, that's where we establish whether there's coaching, whether it's legitimate claim, that's how those files are built so they can be dealt with properly.
00:16:14.780 Later, that's where we gain that intelligence, and that's currently been lost, not to mention that about 10% never complete the forms through one touch.
00:16:23.380 So you figure with about 100,000 claimants a year, that's about 10,000 people who are allowed into Canada who we just, they disappear.
00:16:32.000 Then it's our inland officers that have to find them and remove them, so you're adding additional burdens down the road.
00:16:37.660 So 10,000 potential false claimants coming into that system that have to be removed as well.
00:16:45.800 And when you think about this, that's the end of that, but we have more, trust me, it doesn't end there.
00:16:51.960 But when you think about that, 10,000 doesn't sound like a lot, but Canada still, our population is still not as large, of course, as the U.S.
00:17:03.460 So, and these people, Canada is not a place like the U.S. where most of the land in the U.S. is inhabited at some point, in some degree, to some degree.
00:17:15.540 Canada, we don't have that, they're concentrated, most people are concentrated along the Canadian-U.S. border, and there's not that many, you know, different cities along there.
00:17:26.940 So, 10,000 people, not only are they, you know, weren't screened in physical person, they weren't even, they didn't even fill out the fucking paperwork.
00:17:37.160 So, 10,000 people gone into the ether of Canada, likely, again, working as, you know, Uber Eats or whatever, there's the scam thing going on where they, people loan out their Uber accounts or whatever to, you know, their relatives or whoever to make money.
00:17:56.100 And then he goes on to say that then the land agents have to worry about finding them and getting rid of them.
00:18:04.120 So, does anybody, has anybody heard of any deportations that were going on in Canada?
00:18:08.860 Like, I've heard of the odd one or two.
00:18:11.100 Most of it is just judges trying to defend and reduce sentences for immigrant criminals that shouldn't have been allowed here in the first place to avoid deportation.
00:18:22.520 So, it gets better.
00:18:26.360 This is, I just wanted to show you, so Michelle from, on Twitter, Michelle LA posted, this is what the app looks like, basically.
00:18:31.860 So, it asks these very basic, simple questions, like, here, we'll go through them.
00:18:38.300 Can you see it?
00:18:38.860 Yeah.
00:18:39.760 Why do, what do you want to do in Canada?
00:18:43.020 Right?
00:18:46.580 Then, do you want to join, so, I love how the questions are very leading, too.
00:18:51.760 Like, you're prompting them to put in the right fucking answers.
00:18:54.140 Do you want to join your family in Canada or bring family members to Canada to live?
00:19:01.000 Is your family member these people?
00:19:04.580 If not, that's okay.
00:19:06.140 Don't panic.
00:19:09.080 Which family member is a citizen or permanent resident of Canada?
00:19:13.240 So, even a permanent resident.
00:19:17.060 Child or grandchild.
00:19:18.340 You're the parent or grandparent.
00:19:20.040 Why are we bringing in, well, this is, oh, other relative they have here, too.
00:19:28.940 Why are we bringing in elderly people?
00:19:32.980 Because they are.
00:19:34.140 Who are going to be a burden on the healthcare system.
00:19:38.280 This is the results.
00:19:39.600 Here's some programs.
00:19:40.340 So, basically, what it is, is that once you fill that out, it gives you ideas of how, what kind of refugee can you be.
00:19:53.300 Atlantic Immigration Program.
00:19:54.760 Be sponsored as a child.
00:19:56.580 I'm sure there's a lot of things coming in that are actually, you know, 18, 19, and they're being passed as 15-year-olds.
00:20:03.060 They did that in the U.S.
00:20:04.460 The Somalis are really good at that.
00:20:05.880 And then they used the money to fund ISIS, arms of ISIS.
00:20:09.420 So, yeah.
00:20:09.960 And I would not be surprised if the same kind of racket's going on in Canada.
00:20:17.040 Economic Mobility Pathway Pilot.
00:20:19.880 I love how it's a pilot program.
00:20:21.060 Why do we have pilot immigration programs?
00:20:23.400 Why don't we have pilot deportation programs?
00:20:28.280 So, yeah, that's that.
00:20:29.540 But this, you know, it gets even better.
00:20:32.200 Like, they'll tell you what kind of assistance, financial assistance.
00:20:35.700 It's disgusting.
00:20:36.720 Because this is all our fucking tax dollars.
00:20:38.760 And, you know, look at our health care system now.
00:20:41.500 So, it gets even better.
00:20:43.240 Table Salt, again, posted.
00:20:47.180 An update.
00:20:49.660 We found out that the refugees can come to Canada and apply for asylum using an app.
00:20:54.240 Now, we find out that even if they get rejected on the app, they can still get free health care.
00:21:00.340 $900 million fake asylum health care program.
00:21:05.760 Let's check it out.
00:21:07.400 In fiscal year 2425 alone, you provided health care coverage for 623,365 beneficiaries,
00:21:17.040 including 440,000 asylum claimants with expenses of $900 million.
00:21:22.540 Does the department break down the number of people based on the groups listed on the website?
00:21:27.080 For example, how many asylum claimants, how many detainees, how many individuals granted eligibility at the minister's discretion?
00:21:36.140 Is there a breakdown?
00:21:39.360 Are you asking about eligibility for, I'm not sure how you're using the term eligibility there.
00:21:46.200 Well, I'm looking for a breakdown.
00:21:49.060 You know, we've got these large numbers.
00:21:51.020 A lot of money is being spent on health care.
00:21:53.900 I would like to know how many the minister, at her discretion, allowed this health care.
00:22:00.700 I'd like to know how many asylum claimants, how many detainees.
00:22:04.840 I can tell you of that number, about 440,537 are, in fact, asylum claimants.
00:22:15.900 However, as you will note, just because you are an asylum claimant,
00:22:19.000 it doesn't mean that there's been a determination of whether or not it is a founded claim.
00:22:25.020 Yeah, I actually said that number, but that's okay.
00:22:29.080 Do you not think it's in Canadians' interest and the best interest of the federal government
00:22:33.220 to know what kind of people are entering into this country and receiving potentially better health care
00:22:37.720 than the Canadians who are funding the program?
00:22:41.660 I'm not sure I would describe it as better health care.
00:22:44.880 I sure would.
00:22:45.740 I sure would.
00:22:46.420 When I look at the amount of the billing that doctors are billing to that department
00:22:52.340 at five times the rate, they are seeing doctors quicker than average Canadians.
00:22:57.560 So the IFHP program uses fee schedules and pricing structures
00:23:01.980 that are aligned to provincial and territorial rates?
00:23:04.700 That's not true.
00:23:07.620 You are being billed at a higher rate from the provinces, and you are just paying it.
00:23:14.180 You're not following any fee guide.
00:23:15.560 Well, we do verify for eligibility prior to the payment.
00:23:20.400 You verify that you're going to pay it, but they can bill whatever they wish,
00:23:25.620 and the rate is five times.
00:23:28.540 So the anesthetist, the surgeon, are billing you at five times the rate
00:23:33.480 that they would normally charge the province that they work in.
00:23:37.720 I guess I'm not sure what point you're trying to make there.
00:23:42.420 I'm making a point that we are spending $900 million on health care,
00:23:47.100 and I think that the system is being abused, and I would like to have some accountability.
00:23:52.700 So I'm asking you questions, and you're not really answering them for me, but that's okay.
00:23:56.120 He said that word, that dirty word in Canadian politics, accountability.
00:24:02.200 Well, you're not going to get it.
00:24:03.800 I hate to tell you that there, Bert and Bailey, but I appreciate the sentiment.
00:24:07.660 So, yeah, that is, we're not only doing that, we're also paying for their free health care
00:24:17.400 at five times the rate.
00:24:18.880 And if, think about this for a second.
00:24:21.120 If you can bill five times what you would normally be able to bill,
00:24:26.340 would you not make that patient a priority?
00:24:28.120 Doesn't that only make sense to make them a priority?
00:24:34.800 And on the same theme of health care and immigrants,
00:24:39.820 this fucking clown who is the Canadian, or citizen and immigration minister of Canada
00:24:46.240 who is an immigrant, the fucking parody, it writes itself,
00:24:50.720 She says the immigration levels plan will let 1,068,650 foreigners into Canada this year
00:24:59.960 on a permanent and temporary permanence.
00:25:02.640 She says that they're not a strain on the health care,
00:25:06.740 and many who are arriving are doctors.
00:25:10.420 So, again, using words to gaslight, lie, whatever you want to call it,
00:25:16.080 it doesn't matter if they are a doctor in fucking Gujarati fucking India, okay?
00:25:23.320 Because the standards are not even close to being the same
00:25:27.480 in the Western world in Canada.
00:25:29.900 And if you cannot practice, or you cannot meet those standards,
00:25:34.900 these people are coming here and they're not working as doctors, okay?
00:25:37.420 They're working as cab drivers, they're working as Uber Eats,
00:25:39.580 they're working as PSWs.
00:25:41.640 And I know because I worked in the health care system before,
00:25:43.940 and I saw it with my own two eyes.
00:25:46.080 So, they can't, because they can't get,
00:25:49.200 they can't meet the standards in Canada.
00:25:51.380 Now, you might say, well, the standards are too high in Canada.
00:25:54.020 No, I don't think so.
00:25:55.460 I think we've been doing quite well up until, you know,
00:25:59.000 the multiculturalism became a thing.
00:26:02.120 So, what are these people doing?
00:26:04.440 They're not helping with the health care.
00:26:06.560 And the other thing is, is the provinces,
00:26:08.000 a lot of people don't know about this,
00:26:09.820 but the provinces decide how many doctors they're going,
00:26:13.420 because they pay for the doctors,
00:26:15.280 and they pay for the billing.
00:26:16.640 So, at least in Ontario, I know,
00:26:18.480 they control how many doctors graduate from, you know,
00:26:23.280 medical school in Ontario,
00:26:24.620 and they control how many doctors can be hired each year
00:26:28.020 based on the population.
00:26:30.240 Now, the population is growing at such a rate,
00:26:33.760 the province is not being,
00:26:36.280 at least according to them,
00:26:37.500 they're not being compensated
00:26:39.300 for the immigrants that are being brought in
00:26:42.060 from the federal government.
00:26:43.500 And, okay, the federal government is paying
00:26:45.180 for their health care.
00:26:46.220 Really, it all comes from the same place,
00:26:47.840 our fucking pocket.
00:26:49.300 But the federal government's paying for it.
00:26:51.220 But, again, it doesn't matter.
00:26:52.840 They're still using the same resources
00:26:55.280 that the people in that province have to use.
00:26:57.540 So, it doesn't matter who's paying for it.
00:26:59.320 But it matters if we can access it.
00:27:02.760 So, this woman's a liar, as we all know.
00:27:05.520 And not only do they utilize our health care system,
00:27:08.680 but they also use our other health systems,
00:27:11.120 like the home and community care system.
00:27:14.100 They utilize the long-term care system.
00:27:16.600 And, despite not having paid anything into it at all.
00:27:20.780 Well, Canadians who've worked their whole life
00:27:22.960 and paid into these systems
00:27:24.120 sit there and wait and languish.
00:27:25.780 Or, as we'll get to later,
00:27:27.600 they're offered the final solution
00:27:29.540 to save health care dollars.
00:27:32.600 Now, more on the immigrants
00:27:36.660 and bread and circuses.
00:27:39.840 So, we all know Doughboy Ford
00:27:42.040 is the lesser Ford.
00:27:44.080 As much as you may have thought
00:27:45.100 when Rob was alive, he was a clown.
00:27:47.660 His clownish activities were entertaining.
00:27:49.640 They didn't really harm the people as a whole,
00:27:52.440 for the most part.
00:27:53.640 And he was just the mayor of Toronto.
00:27:55.060 So, it wasn't like he was affecting a whole province.
00:27:58.020 But his brother, Doughboy Ford,
00:28:02.060 keeps doing things
00:28:03.440 that are in his own best interest
00:28:06.620 and his private developer buddy's best interests
00:28:09.080 and his private business owner's,
00:28:11.240 you know, corporal guy's best interests.
00:28:14.140 And then, who ends up paying for it
00:28:16.340 at the end of the day?
00:28:17.640 Us.
00:28:18.500 So, Doughboy Ford created this
00:28:21.120 skilled trade stream,
00:28:23.240 immigrant nominee program.
00:28:25.240 Why you're bringing in immigrants
00:28:27.680 that can barely meet the IQ requirements
00:28:30.700 of high school or university, especially.
00:28:34.620 I don't even know.
00:28:35.560 Their IQs are so low.
00:28:36.380 So, while you're bringing people in here
00:28:37.700 to work in skilled trades,
00:28:40.840 which, in most cases,
00:28:42.200 the safety of many people
00:28:43.520 are put in the hands
00:28:45.480 of whatever these skilled tradesmen
00:28:47.020 are building or maintaining.
00:28:50.220 So, he cancelled, suspended it,
00:28:52.740 because he's citing concerns
00:28:53.800 over widespread fraud
00:28:55.080 and misrepresentation.
00:28:57.200 Who would have guessed,
00:28:58.380 when you bring in millions of Indians,
00:29:00.580 that there's going to be widespread fraud
00:29:03.040 and misrepresentation.
00:29:04.640 Would have fucking blown me away.
00:29:08.100 Now, hundreds of workers
00:29:09.360 are demanding
00:29:10.680 that the province grant them
00:29:12.300 permanent residency status.
00:29:14.060 Well, first of all,
00:29:14.560 the province doesn't have
00:29:15.440 the right to do that.
00:29:16.580 Although, I'm sure the government
00:29:17.640 of Canada will,
00:29:18.520 because they just love
00:29:19.420 you fucking brown invaders.
00:29:21.400 But, yeah.
00:29:22.040 So, what's going to happen now?
00:29:23.600 This is another problem
00:29:24.400 that the taxpayer
00:29:25.160 is going to be on the hook for.
00:29:26.180 Protesters are gathering
00:29:28.920 outside Queen's Park
00:29:29.920 this morning
00:29:30.320 after the province
00:29:31.060 suspended a skilled workers
00:29:32.480 immigration program.
00:29:34.140 Over 2,500
00:29:34.960 had their applications
00:29:36.280 suddenly cancelled overnight.
00:29:38.320 Clara Pesica is at the protest.
00:29:40.060 So, Clara,
00:29:40.700 why are they sudden cancellations?
00:29:44.080 Well, Dwight,
00:29:45.200 that's a very good question.
00:29:46.880 Certainly a question
00:29:47.980 that several of these protesters
00:29:49.780 are asking.
00:29:50.840 As you can see,
00:29:51.920 several people have gathered here
00:29:53.780 with all sorts of signs,
00:29:55.540 bearing messages
00:29:56.340 like we followed every rule,
00:29:58.200 respect our time,
00:29:59.120 effort, and journey.
00:29:59.820 Now, these are skilled
00:30:00.760 trade workers
00:30:01.520 and their families.
00:30:02.920 What trade are they in?
00:30:03.820 I'd be curious to see
00:30:04.780 what trade are they in?
00:30:06.320 Because truck driving,
00:30:07.780 driving Mississauga missiles,
00:30:10.140 turbans, suburbans,
00:30:11.100 that is not a fucking skilled trade
00:30:12.640 because you guys
00:30:13.460 aren't trained on it properly.
00:30:14.740 They've been protesting
00:30:15.600 all week.
00:30:16.860 They allege more than
00:30:17.920 2,600 workers
00:30:19.620 had their applications
00:30:20.840 under the skills trades
00:30:22.580 stream of the
00:30:23.620 Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program
00:30:25.240 suddenly cancelled.
00:30:26.200 Look at this.
00:30:26.840 All brown, brown,
00:30:28.000 turban, turban,
00:30:28.880 brown, turban, brown.
00:30:30.580 Like, is there any
00:30:32.280 skilled trades people
00:30:33.260 in European countries?
00:30:35.040 ...en masse.
00:30:35.860 Now, many of them
00:30:37.280 work for companies
00:30:38.180 like Bell and Telus.
00:30:40.300 Others work...
00:30:41.040 So Bell and Telus,
00:30:43.140 two of the biggest
00:30:44.360 fucking telecommunication
00:30:45.680 companies in Canada,
00:30:47.560 need skilled trades workers.
00:30:50.760 Really?
00:30:51.340 ...work in automotive industries.
00:30:54.460 Automotive as well.
00:30:57.440 Why are we bringing in
00:30:58.360 people for this?
00:30:59.440 What about the Canadian
00:31:00.360 kids that are
00:31:01.460 graduating university
00:31:02.400 and can't find a
00:31:03.280 fucking job?
00:31:05.020 Or, instead of
00:31:06.760 pushing them to
00:31:07.480 useless degrees
00:31:08.520 in university,
00:31:09.540 why don't you talk
00:31:10.180 to them in high school
00:31:10.860 and get them into the trades
00:31:11.920 like you used to do
00:31:12.880 20 or 30
00:31:13.660 fucking years ago?
00:31:15.200 But then that
00:31:16.000 wouldn't work, right?
00:31:16.700 Because then how can you
00:31:17.420 excuse bringing in
00:31:18.240 our replacement?
00:31:18.980 Uh, they now have
00:31:20.540 no ability to work
00:31:21.600 in many cases
00:31:22.260 or no ability
00:31:23.100 to work soon.
00:31:24.780 Many say that
00:31:25.580 their applications...
00:31:26.880 Oh, hold on.
00:31:27.640 Do I need to get my,
00:31:29.100 uh, let's put in
00:31:30.220 sad violin music here.
00:31:32.200 ...applications or
00:31:32.860 stages of their
00:31:33.580 applications were
00:31:34.320 actually already
00:31:35.460 approved.
00:31:36.140 They were looking
00:31:36.800 forward to becoming
00:31:37.860 permanent residents,
00:31:39.160 but now, uh,
00:31:40.300 suddenly, uh,
00:31:41.160 this, uh, being told,
00:31:42.540 uh, that, uh,
00:31:43.880 their, their application
00:31:44.820 process has actually
00:31:46.180 sort of stopped.
00:31:47.420 Uh, let's hear from
00:31:48.000 one young man, uh,
00:31:48.840 on that front.
00:31:50.240 I did every single
00:31:51.720 thing that was
00:31:52.340 required of me by law.
00:31:53.740 I meet all the
00:31:54.860 criteria and, uh,
00:31:55.900 I applied and I
00:31:57.520 was invited by OINP
00:31:58.960 October 14, 2024
00:32:00.660 for my permanent
00:32:01.840 residence, which I
00:32:02.980 was looking forward
00:32:03.700 to.
00:32:04.320 I've done my due
00:32:05.800 diligence, what I
00:32:07.160 expect from OINP.
00:32:08.460 So, and the thing
00:32:09.280 that they, they, they
00:32:10.080 fail to, I fucking
00:32:11.300 can't stand this.
00:32:12.360 The entitlement is
00:32:13.760 what kills me.
00:32:14.720 The fail, the thing
00:32:15.680 they fail to
00:32:16.360 recognize is that
00:32:17.080 an application
00:32:17.980 doesn't guarantee
00:32:20.360 anything.
00:32:21.200 Okay.
00:32:21.780 And even if you
00:32:23.740 got approved or
00:32:24.940 whatever, you were
00:32:26.020 under the impression
00:32:26.960 that you were
00:32:27.960 approved, they, these
00:32:29.880 things are, can be
00:32:31.300 canceled at any time
00:32:32.160 until you are, which
00:32:33.460 you should never be a
00:32:34.720 Canadian citizen
00:32:35.280 because you're not a
00:32:35.920 Canadian, but until
00:32:37.220 you are an actual
00:32:37.960 citizen of that
00:32:38.620 country, anything can
00:32:39.900 happen.
00:32:40.220 They can deport you.
00:32:41.700 So the entitlement
00:32:43.140 is what kills me.
00:32:44.180 Lots of Canadians
00:32:44.860 follow the rules.
00:32:45.680 Every single
00:32:46.160 fucking day.
00:32:47.720 Lots of Canadians
00:32:48.400 don't have criminal
00:32:49.820 records, but yet
00:32:50.600 they still can't
00:32:51.820 find a place to
00:32:52.620 live.
00:32:52.840 They still can't
00:32:53.500 buy a fucking
00:32:54.240 house and they
00:32:54.980 still are having
00:32:55.620 trouble finding a
00:32:56.220 job.
00:32:56.620 So what makes you
00:32:57.840 more entitled than
00:32:59.780 them?
00:33:02.520 And here is a
00:33:04.600 different look, a
00:33:05.540 view at the
00:33:05.960 process or protest
00:33:07.420 rather, where we
00:33:08.500 have all of the
00:33:09.740 Indians complaining.
00:33:11.880 They put 10
00:33:15.340 K-skilled trade
00:33:16.040 workers are laid
00:33:16.560 off at home in
00:33:17.080 Ontario.
00:33:18.080 Doug Ford flooded
00:33:19.240 Ontario's
00:33:20.160 construction industry
00:33:21.020 with cheap foreign
00:33:21.740 labor.
00:33:22.360 Yes, he fucking
00:33:23.080 did because he
00:33:24.140 doesn't give a
00:33:24.720 shit.
00:33:25.100 He's all about big
00:33:25.840 business.
00:33:26.720 Don't forget that
00:33:27.360 Doug made bank
00:33:28.380 during COVID.
00:33:29.460 When other
00:33:30.080 companies and small
00:33:31.080 independent companies
00:33:32.040 from Canada, mom
00:33:32.980 and pop shops were
00:33:33.860 fucking drowning and
00:33:35.300 lost their fucking
00:33:36.140 shirt.
00:33:37.480 Doug Ford made
00:33:38.280 millions on
00:33:38.960 stickers.
00:33:39.380 So keep that in
00:33:41.260 mind.
00:33:43.240 So he got them
00:33:44.380 all from India.
00:33:45.160 See, it says one
00:33:45.720 part of the world to
00:33:46.820 please his developer
00:33:47.560 builder buddies.
00:33:48.640 And it was recently
00:33:49.500 canceled due to
00:33:50.500 rampant fraud.
00:33:51.320 And the funny thing
00:33:51.940 is, too, is the
00:33:52.380 entitlement, you guys
00:33:53.720 committed fraud.
00:33:54.940 Okay.
00:33:55.580 And the program got
00:33:56.640 canceled.
00:33:57.060 But yet now the
00:33:58.220 Canadian people are
00:33:59.380 on the hook for
00:34:00.060 making you a
00:34:00.740 citizen.
00:34:01.140 No.
00:34:01.900 Fuck you.
00:34:02.600 Get your people in
00:34:03.280 control.
00:34:03.740 Get your people in
00:34:04.400 line and tell them to
00:34:05.160 stop fucking frauding,
00:34:06.240 defrauding everything.
00:34:07.340 My name is Robid
00:34:08.320 Yitzing and I
00:34:09.360 am an applicant of
00:34:10.240 Ontario Immigrant
00:34:11.480 Nominee Program under
00:34:12.500 the skilled trade
00:34:13.160 scheme.
00:34:14.160 And I have applied
00:34:15.180 last year and they
00:34:17.040 just returned my file
00:34:18.060 saying I'm a fraud.
00:34:19.300 I used to work for
00:34:20.160 Rogers as a technician.
00:34:21.780 I don't know if these
00:34:22.780 companies are fake and
00:34:23.800 when did they become
00:34:24.960 fake.
00:34:25.560 I'm asking the
00:34:26.180 companies if you
00:34:26.860 So he didn't deny the
00:34:28.260 fraud.
00:34:28.960 He's saying he the
00:34:29.700 company.
00:34:30.260 So they're putting the
00:34:31.260 blame on the
00:34:32.320 consultant companies,
00:34:33.720 which I've talked
00:34:34.520 about before.
00:34:35.160 They're a big fucking
00:34:36.220 racket and they should
00:34:37.080 be shut down.
00:34:37.780 These immigrant
00:34:39.000 consultant companies
00:34:40.200 probably scammed them.
00:34:42.060 Again, it's a sob story
00:34:44.320 for someone else.
00:34:45.540 OK, but it's not our
00:34:46.880 problem.
00:34:47.660 Please post it that you
00:34:49.860 are fake now because we
00:34:51.480 don't know when these
00:34:52.280 companies got said that
00:34:53.960 they are fake actually.
00:34:55.820 And they kept over
00:34:56.740 inviting the applicants.
00:34:58.280 They said we have
00:34:58.900 returned your money, but
00:35:00.380 they didn't have
00:35:01.000 returned.
00:35:01.560 They are not trying to
00:35:02.520 compensate us in any way
00:35:03.900 because with this.
00:35:06.180 So you've been scammed.
00:35:07.420 Basically, he's been
00:35:08.160 scammed.
00:35:08.560 That's his sob story.
00:35:09.520 He wants everybody to
00:35:10.240 feel sorry for him
00:35:11.020 because and I highly
00:35:12.500 doubt he got scammed.
00:35:13.340 I'm pretty sure he
00:35:14.060 probably knew something
00:35:15.140 about it.
00:35:15.580 And if you did, well, you
00:35:16.680 know what?
00:35:17.040 Buyer beware.
00:35:18.460 Again, when something
00:35:19.520 sounds a little bit too
00:35:21.120 easy or too good to be
00:35:22.480 true, normal people with
00:35:24.060 high IQs or relatively
00:35:25.580 moderate IQs have the
00:35:27.440 forethought to think,
00:35:28.180 you know what?
00:35:29.180 This does just sound a
00:35:30.520 little bit too easy.
00:35:31.380 But because Indians run
00:35:33.340 their whole society on
00:35:34.680 scamming and one-upping
00:35:35.680 each other and getting
00:35:37.500 by easily, as easy as
00:35:39.220 possible, this is like
00:35:41.040 the lottery win for them.
00:35:42.360 And then they figure they
00:35:43.060 can just, you know,
00:35:43.800 complain enough that the
00:35:45.480 Canadian government will,
00:35:46.560 you know, overturn it,
00:35:47.380 which they will.
00:35:51.800 And while I'm here,
00:35:52.760 before I forget, I want
00:35:53.820 to shout out to
00:35:55.160 Wiretap Media on X, who
00:35:57.740 is where I got most of
00:35:59.100 this information from.
00:36:00.280 He breaks a lot of
00:36:01.980 stories that you would
00:36:03.720 not hear otherwise
00:36:04.820 regarding the Canadian
00:36:06.900 government and all the
00:36:08.140 shenanigans and fuckery
00:36:09.400 that they're up to.
00:36:10.520 But I wanted to pop in
00:36:12.640 this post that he did,
00:36:14.080 and it's this guy, he's a
00:36:15.980 CBSA whistleblower, and
00:36:17.400 he's blown the whistle,
00:36:19.300 I believe it was last year
00:36:20.600 or so, on passport,
00:36:22.540 massive, you know,
00:36:23.400 passports that went
00:36:24.240 missing, blank ones.
00:36:26.380 He's blown the whistle on
00:36:28.000 a few things with
00:36:29.340 immigration that are not
00:36:30.660 on the up and up.
00:36:33.060 Let's just say, like, you
00:36:34.200 know, passports from
00:36:36.220 foreign nationals going
00:36:37.340 missing, etc., etc.
00:36:39.840 So he's now just
00:36:40.920 basically describing that
00:36:42.900 since then, his life has
00:36:44.400 not been the same.
00:36:45.220 Like, they've been, it's
00:36:46.060 been like a life
00:36:46.600 ruination campaign, which,
00:36:48.340 you know, we all know when
00:36:49.280 you speak up against the
00:36:50.220 state, that's what happens.
00:36:51.820 But he's trying to, he's
00:36:53.160 retired now, but he's
00:36:54.180 trying to explain to them
00:36:55.620 what's like, what it's like
00:36:57.020 to try to be one of
00:36:58.860 those, you know, honest
00:36:59.980 people and report what's
00:37:01.280 going on.
00:37:02.880 We all represent you, the
00:37:04.980 public servant.
00:37:06.580 And when the problem that we
00:37:08.960 face is people in high
00:37:10.240 position of authority that are
00:37:12.000 engaged in wrongdoing or
00:37:13.600 criminal activity, we have
00:37:15.620 nobody to turn to.
00:37:17.100 And the mechanism in place to
00:37:18.900 report it turns over the
00:37:21.360 information that we give and
00:37:22.800 the evidence that we have to
00:37:23.940 the people that are the
00:37:26.020 ones that we are reporting
00:37:28.240 on.
00:37:31.160 This cannot continue.
00:37:33.000 So this is why basically it
00:37:35.480 continued, like the
00:37:36.220 immigration issues have been
00:37:37.480 got, become so bad because
00:37:39.380 who's watching the watchers?
00:37:40.880 Like there's nobody, it's the
00:37:42.280 people high up that are
00:37:43.600 facilitating this.
00:37:44.780 So what do you do if you're
00:37:47.620 an honest, you know, person
00:37:49.280 that's trying to uphold your
00:37:51.520 duties of your job or your
00:37:52.940 morals or whatever it is, your
00:37:54.460 oath or whatever it is you
00:37:56.480 took and you're trying to
00:37:58.400 live up to that.
00:38:00.060 And who do you report to?
00:38:02.160 Who do you report to?
00:38:06.900 Let's take a break from all
00:38:08.580 the, you know, black
00:38:10.860 pilling, I guess you could
00:38:12.520 say, and look at Dr.
00:38:14.320 Ricardo Duchesne, a great
00:38:16.040 Canadian professor.
00:38:17.900 He's an author.
00:38:19.900 He wrote Canada in Decay.
00:38:21.720 You can see I just popped
00:38:23.100 this thing up here.
00:38:23.880 You can see the thing and
00:38:25.840 the Faustia man and all that
00:38:26.820 stuff.
00:38:27.000 So anyways, he gives us a
00:38:29.940 little insight into the
00:38:31.640 greatness that we are
00:38:32.860 importing into Canada, the
00:38:35.100 Indians.
00:38:35.540 Indians.
00:38:35.660 Come on in.
00:39:05.640 giving us a little breakdown of what they're going to bring, what they've done, and what they can
00:39:09.460 bring to our, you know, obviously not great enough country. Indians have achieved the least per
00:39:17.080 capita in the modern world for sports, science, nobles, music, movies for Oscars, global pop
00:39:25.880 exports. India consistently ranks at the bottom quartile globally. India underperforms per capita
00:39:33.200 compared to most. And you know how I always say that the 90% of society has to dumb themselves
00:39:40.040 down and sacrifice to accommodate the, you know, bottom 10% quartile? Well, quartile would be 25%.
00:39:47.620 That's what I mean. So in sports and Olympics, India's only had an all-time total of 35 meager
00:39:57.000 medals. I didn't even think they had any. Wow, this is a shock. 0.024 per million people
00:40:03.860 ranking it at the bottom globally. And I guarantee the medals they won were probably in is, I don't
00:40:09.060 know, is cricket in the Olympics? I'm not sure. I know there's not groping in the Olympics yet.
00:40:14.840 Anyways, in science, in terms of nobles and publications, India has four science nobles,
00:40:21.580 still more than what I expected. 0.0028 per million people ranking about 150th in the world.
00:40:30.780 Total publications ranked it third globally due to the huge population. But per capita,
00:40:36.500 that word that the Blacks hate, and in terms of citations, which is the quality, it ranks in the
00:40:42.320 mid-low. It is below average in term of innovations. But they're bringing them here to be
00:40:48.000 our new scientists and innovate and get the Canadian economy back to the heyday.
00:40:55.600 Oh, what about music? Well, let's see. Are they bringing us any bangers? Are they bringing us any
00:41:00.440 bangers to Canada? In terms of Grammy wins per million, it ranks 150th in the world in the bottom
00:41:05.900 quartile. In terms of global hits, it ranks 20th in global influence. I can understand it's probably
00:41:12.180 because it's written by AI, their songs. And, you know, poetry and stuff like that has been kind of,
00:41:18.160 you know, bastardized, I guess, by, you know, this very simple language and this AI speak and online
00:41:25.220 speak that people use. So chances are, yeah, the shit, if they're writing anything, it's been written
00:41:31.600 by AI and people can know they their ears can tell them this. And then arts and movies, India only has
00:41:38.140 six competitive Oscar wins all time. It has zero Academy Awards for best international feature film
00:41:45.020 despite submitting films annually since 57. It's in the bottom quartile. And this is what it looks
00:41:51.580 like. So this is what they're bringing over here to Canada because we clearly are not talented enough
00:41:56.360 to do this ourselves. And, you know, a huge part of a bread and circus society is, you know, rampant
00:42:06.420 crime. This is also anarcho tyranny. I use that word a lot. I like to refer Canada, well, Toronto more
00:42:13.140 specifically, as modern day Gotham City, where, you know, basically, the criminals are running the fucking
00:42:19.240 place. And it's happening. It's pretty much everywhere in Canada. So, you know, this is also part of it, like
00:42:25.580 they like to gaslight us into telling us that they show us snapshots of statistics, which they don't keep very
00:42:33.180 good statistics on crime like they used to because it's racist. So they take a snapshot of a very vague
00:42:40.000 statistic to tell us that crime is down. But your own fucking eyes are showing you the opposite. So
00:42:48.660 it's a gaslighting kind of thing. And what how do they counteract that? Well, they by by feeding you
00:42:54.400 endless slop on the internet about, you know, Donald Trump and how he's a threat to Canadian democracy,
00:43:00.900 and how all this other stuff all while burying the actual real fucking issues, which is the rampant
00:43:05.800 crime from people who should not even be here in the first place. So wiretap again, Indian extortion
00:43:12.340 gangs, yes, this is a problem here in Canada, went from targeting business owners and lawyers,
00:43:17.260 and now CSIS believes they're acting as proxies for the Indian government. But yet, how many of them
00:43:23.960 are we letting in here? An epidemic of threats, intimidation and violence have left a community
00:43:32.400 struggling to find answers, and law enforcement struggling to make much progress. Now the extortion
00:43:38.500 threats are spreading from business owners to law firms. Canadian intelligence indicates that gangsters
00:43:44.200 are being used as proxies by the Indian state to carry out violence on Canadian soil.
00:43:49.340 And the nexus between criminal groups and state actors challenges traditional definitions and
00:43:55.020 complicates our efforts to respond. So imagine being somebody who works for CSIS and being like
00:44:00.240 somebody who is not an invader or doesn't have, you know, brain rot. And seeing all this, knowing all
00:44:09.140 this, discovering all this, and then sitting back and having to watch your government not do shit all
00:44:13.320 about it. And in fact, let more of those people in. And they wonder why nobody, you know, wants to
00:44:19.180 join the military wants to join the police for no white competent people want to do it. Why? It's an
00:44:26.080 exercise in futility. So speaking of transnational gangs, Indian gangs, OPP inspector, this is Ontario,
00:44:39.940 claims at least seven transnational criminal gangs are operating in Canada, and they have managed to
00:44:45.460 compromise employees in both the public and private sector. Again, this is Indians.
00:44:49.880 The first reality is that sophisticated criminal organizations, Mexican cartels, South American
00:44:55.460 trafficking networks, Chinese production operations, and transnational criminal organizations in general are
00:45:01.860 using... Notice he didn't say Indian because of the Indian hate. He's guiding, guarding his words by saying
00:45:08.060 transnational. I guarantee it's mostly Indians.
00:45:12.420 ...in our country as a critical node in global supply chains. These are not traditional drugs...
00:45:17.960 And not, sorry, not that that makes a difference. Like, that doesn't make the other Chinese and other
00:45:22.260 ones any better. But like I said, it's the reason why they didn't come out right and say it is because
00:45:27.660 of the Indian hate, and because everybody knows it's mostly them.
00:45:31.280 ...trafficking and money laundering organizations. They operate with unprecedented sophistication.
00:45:37.000 This resulted in the listing of seven criminal organizations as terrorist entities in 2025.
00:45:44.440 Intelligence indicates that at least seven major transnational criminal organizations
00:45:48.380 maintain operations in our country. They have systematically embedded operatives within
00:45:53.600 Canadian shipping logistics chains and export facilities. They have cultivated relationships
00:45:58.660 with corrupted public and private sector employees... Politicians. Notice how many Indian politicians are in the
00:46:05.060 PC party, particularly. ...puting port workers, warehouse supervisors, transportation and licensing officials.
00:46:12.120 They understand Canadian supply chain vulnerabilities, and they exploit them methodically.
00:46:16.860 And this is how you take over a nation. You get into all the important industries,
00:46:22.500 and you hire, or you bring on your family, your people, your... And that's how you fucking colonize a country,
00:46:28.000 basically. That's not even colonizing it. That's like, that's more like... Because I think colonizing
00:46:33.480 has to infer that you are making it better. You know what I mean? All they're doing now is they're
00:46:38.980 basically invading and taking it over. Because the country, once they succeed, you know, until
00:46:45.900 enough of us get together, and we are going to do it, it just may take some time, but if they were to succeed,
00:46:51.380 this place would look no different than the place they left in 10 years. And then they just follow us to the next place.
00:46:58.360 So now, again, keeping on the theme of bread and circuses, a country that wants to placate you,
00:47:11.920 you know, they give you all these things to distract you from things. Well, they also are trying to alleviate
00:47:18.860 the healthcare spending, because they're bringing in all these, you know, non-Canadians and stuff like
00:47:26.120 that. And so now, the cost of healthcare or the spending on healthcare is getting too high.
00:47:30.920 So what do we do when we want to turn a once white European great nation into an economic zone for the
00:47:37.520 worst dredges of society? We kill off the white people. We make life so terrible that they don't
00:47:44.400 want to fucking exist anymore. And we offer them the guys who fought for this country to make it
00:47:50.720 how great it was in the 80s and the 90s and stuff like that, up until Global Homo started.
00:47:56.820 They fought for that. And now they're being offered, well, you know, getting you a wheelchair
00:48:01.220 is a little pricey. Have you thought about killing yourself? So we're going to go over a few
00:48:07.560 interesting things here. So sudden and unexpected, this account, Canada is once again facing outrage.
00:48:13.940 And I think I did in my last video, touch on this a little bit. But they're being pressured by
00:48:20.420 powerful advocacy groups, what fucking group, what kind of advocacy group would be advocating for
00:48:29.040 euthanizing children? Like, I just don't get that. Like, it's one thing if that's what you believe
00:48:35.980 that, you know, terminally ill children should be, you know, put out of their, I guess you want to say,
00:48:40.600 suffering. But to actually openly advocate for that, like, are you fucking insane?
00:48:46.080 So they're now pressuring the government to open the door to euthanizing children. And again, when
00:48:50.980 you think about it, yes, maybe, you know, for some of these people, it especially, you know,
00:48:56.320 terminally ill people, it's a it's, it's bad, it's hard for them to continue. But I think if we had
00:49:02.760 adequate medical care, and adequate, you know, pain management for these people and adequate stuff
00:49:07.940 like that, we wouldn't have to offer them, you know, to euthanize them. But the reason they don't
00:49:12.980 is because to offer them that kind of care is expensive. And despite the fact that we pay quite
00:49:19.480 a lot in taxes in Canada, there's still not enough of us to support the third world motherfuckers that
00:49:24.740 are coming in and using up our healthcare. So now they're going to offer the sickest people
00:49:29.060 permanent solution. And 97%, don't forget, 97% of the people who have applied and, you know,
00:49:40.760 successfully gone through with MAID are white. The Canadian government no longer requires a terminal
00:49:48.100 illness to euthanize children. And that has increasingly targeted society's most vulnerable.
00:49:53.600 So now they're going to be able to target the disabled, chronically ill people suffering from
00:49:59.200 mental health issues like depression and autism, and even veterans seeking help for PTSD.
00:50:05.340 My question is, so we have somebody with autism, who, you know, or, I guess, an intellectual
00:50:12.460 disability, how are they able to make that decision for themselves? And if they can't,
00:50:19.940 is this something the parents are going to be expected to make the decision for?
00:50:24.460 So that's really curious. I'd be interesting to see that. But yes, they're pushing for that. And I
00:50:29.340 know the mental health thing they pushed off again, they're just kicking the can down the road until
00:50:32.820 there's some other big issue that we're distracted by, like another manufactured scamdemic, and they'll
00:50:39.160 just slide it in there. So another person who was injured by policies of the government now has been
00:50:49.420 offered made to get out of the suffering that they put on him. So he was granted euthanasia for a
00:50:55.900 controversial post COVID vaccination syndrome. And I love how they always put it in quotation marks,
00:51:01.220 because they want people to think or they want the masses to think that anybody who
00:51:06.480 claims rather, that they've had an injury, or some sort of, you know, side effects, severe,
00:51:13.300 severe side effect from the COVID facts is insane. So they put it in quotation marks to make it seem
00:51:19.420 like, yeah, okay, this guy's just fucking saying this because he's fucking insane, right? And it's
00:51:24.600 so disingenuous, because I think that the evidence is there. Okay, and we're going to get to there was
00:51:31.200 another, I might get to it after there was another story about the breakdown of all the COVID lies they
00:51:35.960 told us. So we all fucking know. So this man was granted euthanasia, he actually went through and
00:51:40.640 applied for it, or applied to do it for post COVID vaccination syndrome. Now that is very
00:51:46.760 nonspecific. I don't know what it is. I personally think it's like people have like, it's just like a
00:51:54.820 long term flu. And because the people don't realize the flu, you can get the flu really bad. And yeah,
00:51:59.960 you feel like you may recover after a week or so. But there are some things from the flu that can last
00:52:05.400 for months and months. Like some people don't feel you know, they get the odd, what do you call it?
00:52:10.640 Like dizziness or vertigo or stuff like that. All these things can, you know, so I don't know what
00:52:18.720 that COVID vaccination syndrome is. Like I know specific things people got from the shot, like me,
00:52:25.680 for example, got plaque psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis from it. But what this is, I don't know
00:52:31.700 if this is just a general wellness thing. But imagine for something so obscure, as post COVID vaccination
00:52:37.900 syndrome, you're you're the government's going to kill you. They'll kill you. And why probably
00:52:44.100 because this person was taking up a lot of health resources, you know, going to the doctors constantly
00:52:49.500 and stuff like that. And the billing was coming due. And they're like, wow, this guy is really
00:52:54.020 fucking costing us a lot of money. We'll give him a shot for this. Tell him, you know, this is the
00:52:58.460 whatever you want to call it, the comfortable way out. This is to end your suffering, right?
00:53:05.820 Instead of maybe looking into it a little bit further.
00:53:08.900 So in the last point, I'll make on the maid thing, again, wiretap media, Canada offered
00:53:16.040 maid to soldiers asking for wheelchairs. This was a story, I think, even from a few years
00:53:21.040 ago, there was a lady who wanted a wheelchair ramp. She was a army vet. And they offered her
00:53:26.720 maid instead. And I also saw that the I think it was the Veterans Affairs, maybe or whatever
00:53:34.600 they call it here, Department of Veteran Affairs here, was offering information session to its
00:53:40.620 veterans on maid. So regardless if it was, you know, they think it was innocent to offer information
00:53:47.660 session on that. It does kind of sound like you're promoting it a little bit. Are you offering
00:53:52.160 information sessions on being healthy, and and how to, you know, get yourself in healthy and live a
00:53:58.920 healthy life and, you know, how to basically get around if you are disabled, how to access services?
00:54:05.820 Are you giving anything on that? No, I didn't think so. It's on how do we end your life and take you
00:54:10.760 away from being a burden on the taxpayer, because we want to import all these brown invaders to
00:54:16.360 replace you. What if your place of worship was turned into a house of evil? We came home to neglect,
00:54:23.880 bureaucracy and betrayal. And when veterans reach out for help, this government sends investigators,
00:54:28.140 not healers, were followed, watched, drugged, and not treated. And when that doesn't work,
00:54:34.500 our system offers us death. Offering death to the people you sent to war is moral rot,
00:54:38.640 and this government is full of it. It's betrayal of the heist order. An offering made to people
00:54:42.320 with PTSD is absolutely insane. This room, this hearing, is theater, and every single one of you
00:54:48.140 know it. Because somewhere in this country, this country that used to look and act, smell, talk,
00:54:52.620 and walk like Canada, a veteran won't make it to the morning. And I will tell anybody who asks
00:54:57.020 if they want to join, don't. They will leave you to die and step over your body to hand an immigrant
00:55:02.020 your benefits, the ones you fought your whole career for. For anybody that doesn't know,
00:55:06.700 Kelsey Sheeran is a former member of the Canadian Armed Forces who's been advocating for the veteran
00:55:12.280 community and actively fighting against the government suicide program.
00:55:16.780 But as it turns out, it's not just veterans being coerced into killing themselves. On November 20,
00:55:25.420 2025, a former RCMP veteran was sent an email from the Nova Scotia Division's Veteran Association
00:55:32.820 inviting him to an event. Oh, so this is what I was referring to. It wasn't
00:55:36.940 army vets. It was police veterans. That was going to teach him how to kill himself through the
00:55:42.420 government's MAID program. Now, according to this email, this event was an opportunity that may
00:55:48.420 interest many at an accessible location and it even had parking. And the most fucked up part is the
00:55:54.840 accessible location was a church. Now, there are already people out there that are trying to
00:55:59.700 counter-signal Kelsey claiming that the event was to educate veterans that there are other options
00:56:05.780 other than MAID. But their guest speaker was none other than Dr. Death himself that not only
00:56:11.280 helped develop the MAID program, but also created the legal pathways so doctors could kill their
00:56:17.780 patients instead of treating them. I'll give you my final thoughts on the bread and circuses that is
00:56:24.800 Canada. Like I said, if we do not get it together in Canada, in the near future, I'm giving it another
00:56:34.640 10, 10 years, 15 years tops before it's going to fail. Like again, none of these societies have ever
00:56:43.380 worked out because eventually it's either everything goes broke, which is where we're headed. People have
00:56:51.280 had enough, people wake up to it and a mass revolution happens or God knows what else, who knows, right?
00:56:58.320 So I'm giving it that much time until Canadians, white European, or what do you want to call it,
00:57:05.660 heritage Canadians, get their shit together and put an end to all this stuff because they're not going
00:57:11.860 to do it for us, definitely. And like I said, they're going to be offering you MAID. You don't
00:57:16.560 have much time left. Pretty soon, the, you know, for a lot of people, living conditions will be so bad
00:57:23.140 that made me look like, you know, something that would interest you at that point in time. It might
00:57:29.340 be the better way or you might feel that way anyways. And one of the things I was just talking
00:57:36.020 with somebody about, and it's pretty sad, I think. And this is kind of, for me, this is a sign that
00:57:42.240 it's, you know, it's, it's heading, it's getting close to being over is the hockey arenas are empty.
00:57:48.720 Now, like any weekend in November, you could go to the local hockey arena and it was popping
00:57:54.180 with, with kids running all over the place, hockey games going on. Now it's like a fucking ghost town.
00:58:00.880 And it's, again, it just goes to show you, and I know people may say, oh, well, people don't have
00:58:05.560 the money, you know, to play hockey anymore. No, no, that's not it. It's because most of the kids
00:58:10.460 being born now are not, not Canadians and they don't, you know, integrate well. So they,
00:58:17.920 they don't want to do the Canadian traditional thing. So most of these cities, the suburbs and
00:58:22.820 stuff like that have now been taken over by, you know, non-European immigrants, and they have no
00:58:29.340 desire to fit in anymore. They don't need to. Well, that's it for me, guys. I've had enough of
00:58:37.120 the bread and circuses for one week. I will see you next time. I'm sure there will be more.
00:58:47.920 Thank you.
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