postyX - Maple Syrup & Mayhem 23： Disappointed but not surprised

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome back to episode 23 of Maple Syrup and Mayhem with me, Posty.

00:00:09.840 I was not even planning on doing anything till after the New Year's, but

00:00:13.100 I really got to get out of this whole lazy fucking do nothing mode because it's really

00:00:18.800 not good for the mental health. So I thought, what the fuck, we might as well let's do it.

00:00:23.580 Let's do a wrap up of what's been going on over this past week that I've been gone.

00:00:27.520 I just want to talk about a couple things. Like last week I went to, I was fortunate enough to

00:00:32.940 go and see the showing or the premiere of the documentary Wycliffe made called The Hate Network.

00:00:43.320 It was really good. I think, you know, there could be a lot more exposed as he goes along. That's

00:00:48.540 some genuine feedback, I guess you could say. I got to meet my good friend, Based Maiden,

00:00:53.580 which was awesome. She's a wonderful, wonderful, awesome lady. And I loved it. The drive, I'm not a

00:00:58.940 very good, happy driver. I don't like driving very long distances. I don't like driving anywhere,

00:01:03.960 to be honest, especially nowadays. And, you know, driving in Canadian winters is never fun. So that

00:01:10.540 was interesting. It was a rough week, as most people, I'm sure. Christmas is not a great time

00:01:17.140 for some people. It can be rough, especially if you have to visit a lot of family and you're not

00:01:23.240 somebody who likes visiting family. Intent. Anyways, that was basically, you know, my personal

00:01:31.420 stuff about the last week anyways, not that anybody really cares. And I, I'm over it now anyways,

00:01:37.460 right? So, but I was going through, I mean, it's the same old, same old, right? Like, I feel like

00:01:43.340 you could basically, and this is why I titled this, what I did. And it's basically because it

00:01:50.540 can be summed up, I think 2025 can be summed up. I saw this, this Instagram post, and it was like,

00:01:57.460 disappointed, but not surprised, is basically the mood of 2025. And I think that can basically sum up

00:02:03.060 the whole entire year. There's not really a whole lot that has been much, or there's not really much

00:02:08.180 that has been different this year than there was last year. Just more Indians, and more things are

00:02:14.260 coming to light, which is actually good. There's a few things that I feel like people put them out,

00:02:19.880 but this was stuff I already knew. So I'm like, I don't know, is people, are people just like

00:02:23.340 getting the information now? Or is it they're just trying to rehash it in everybody's minds and stuff

00:02:28.180 like that? And one of the first things I came across, the Wall Street Apes posted it. And it was

00:02:34.520 the UN document about replacement migration. And I know, you know, when they put this out,

00:02:38.900 everybody was like, well, you know, no shit, no shit. But it's like, I, I'm pretty sure I read this,

00:02:43.580 and I saw this many years ago. And I'm pretty sure I even talked about it before. This was the tweet.

00:02:50.760 And, you know, they're like, Oh, it's shocking. It's the entire purpose is to replace the populations

00:02:55.840 of the Western nations with foreigners. Yeah, we've been saying that for quite a while. And it's not,

00:03:01.980 you know, when you read the report, like I did pull up the report. And I like I said,

00:03:06.340 I've read it before. So I'm not going to go through all the, you know, details and shit. But like,

00:03:11.460 when I went through it before, I don't know if you guys will be able to see it that well. But it's

00:03:15.940 basically just giving different scenarios about if we do not take in, you know, different scenarios

00:03:22.200 about taking in immigrants. So like, if we chose not to have migration, what the scenario would be

00:03:27.120 like, and they're basically focusing on one aspect, and that is the aging population, and

00:03:33.580 who's going to care for the aging population, because people are living longer, right? With

00:03:39.760 all the wonderful, you know, medication and medicine, which is great modern medicine, you know,

00:03:45.540 I'm sure there'd be a lot, a lot less people, if it wasn't for modern medicine. But I think we've

00:03:51.600 kind of, how do you want to put it, we've kind of constructed our own demise, if you want to put

00:03:56.780 it that way, by sending foreign aid, which is another, you know, huge aspect of this, but by

00:04:02.300 sending tons and tons of foreign aid, by sending, you know, charity donations to a lot of these

00:04:06.460 overpopulated countries, and then crying, you know, or whatever, not crying, but I guess you could say

00:04:14.220 feeling guilty. We have this collective guilt, that, you know, because these countries are so

00:04:20.020 overpopulated, and in such poor conditions, we need to take them into our countries, because,

00:04:25.540 you know, if you ask, depending on who you ask, they'll say it's our fault, right? Because of all

00:04:28.900 these wars that, again, Canada has nothing really to do with any of this shit. Like, I mean, if you're

00:04:33.800 in the US, it's different, you know, because they're primarily the, well, we all know Israel is the primary

00:04:38.760 driver of wars, but it's usually because, you know, they usually loop in the US, right? And then, of course,

00:04:45.220 once the US goes, then all the other countries are going, including Canada. So, you know, it's not

00:04:51.280 really Canadians that create the wars, but I mean, they're going to make us feel guilty about it, just

00:04:55.760 like they make us feel guilty about the Indigenous people, right? And how we stole this land when we

00:05:00.980 actually conquered it. So it's just another bunch of BS to try to make everybody, you know, feel bad and

00:05:06.760 feel, you know, scared about the fact that our population is declining. And yeah, that happens. But

00:05:12.340 the way they operate these nations, and I've talked about this before, is that they operate

00:05:17.380 them on the prospect or the, I guess you could say the anticipation of infinite growth. So they

00:05:23.140 expect it to constantly be growing. And you don't have to operate a population that way. Like, I

00:05:29.040 understand that people are getting older and stuff like that. But why do we need, you know, so many

00:05:34.140 people to take care, like if people got back to, okay, let's put it this way, I would rather have a

00:05:39.980 shortage of people, then be erased from my country and have an influx of people that are

00:05:44.920 incompatible, that aren't aren't us here, just because if you look at the care that they provide,

00:05:51.060 like, and this is where because I used to work in the healthcare industry. And specifically with

00:05:55.100 seniors, you're probably going to hear my dog barking in the background. So I apologize.

00:05:59.460 Specifically with seniors, and if you see that the kind of care these people provide, or you know,

00:06:04.540 that are being brought here to provide, it's subpar anyway. So I think I would rather take my chances

00:06:10.540 with, you know, caring for myself or maybe dying a premature death, then depending is the better

00:06:18.400 word, depending on these people to care for me in my older years. So we don't need to have infinite

00:06:26.260 growth. Like I said, you know, there's different we could, sure, we could take in, you know, if we do

00:06:31.660 really need those highly skilled immigrants, like they're telling us we do, then why can't we get

00:06:37.140 them from Europe? Why can't they be? Why can't we train our own people to do this stuff? I don't fall

00:06:42.140 for that bullshit. I don't believe any of that bullshit that you know, we need these people,

00:06:45.480 because we're going to get to it in a minute, the people they're bringing in are not the best. And

00:06:49.200 my whole thing is, I'm sure you've all seen the gumball experiment that somebody did. And it was

00:06:54.380 actually, I think it might have been related to this paper, like maybe it was a, I'll see if I can put it in

00:06:59.680 here.

00:07:06.160 This gumball represents the one million legal immigrants that the United States has taken

00:07:11.680 every year on average since 1990. Now, who in the world deserves our humanitarian compassion?

00:07:19.440 The World Bank has one major of the desperately poor of the world. They make less than two dollars

00:07:24.160 a day. And how many people make less than two dollars a day in the world? Let's start with Africa.

00:07:30.640 In Africa alone, there are 650 million people who make less than two dollars a day. 650 million.

00:07:41.680 And in India, another 890 million people, desperately poor. China adds another 480 million people,

00:07:52.160 making less than two dollars a day. And unfortunately, the rest of Asia has a heartbreaking 810 million

00:08:00.160 people who the World Bank says make less than two dollars a day. And finally, there's 105 million

00:08:06.640 of Latin America's population that are desperately poor. All told, the World Bank says there are

00:08:14.640 3 billion people in the world, 3 billion people who are desperately poor making less than two dollars a day.

00:08:20.640 That's 3,000 gumballs. And every year, we take a million and suggest that we've somehow made a

00:08:31.040 humanitarian difference. Of course, we don't pull our immigrants from these desperately poor populations,

00:08:38.960 do we? These people are too poor, too sick, too disconnected to make it here as immigrants.

00:08:45.680 We tend to pull our immigrants out of the better off poor of the world. And Mexico tends to define

00:08:52.400 the type of immigrant that we bring here because the plurality of people come from Mexico. And Mexico is

00:08:58.400 poor. How many people in the world live in countries that have average incomes lower than that of Mexico?

00:09:06.560 And the World Bank tells us that that number is these 3 billion plus another 2.6 billion

00:09:15.120 people. 5.6 billion people in the world who live in countries with average incomes below that of Mexico.

00:09:31.200 That's 5,600 gumballs. And so what is it that the elites are telling us? They're telling us that when we

00:09:37.360 take this 1 million immigrants that we somehow or another are tackling world poverty, double

00:09:48.240 our immigration to 2 million a year,

00:09:53.280 we couldn't make a noticeable difference. And we may be really hurting the impoverished people of the

00:09:58.880 world because the million that we do take are among the most energetic, often the better educated,

00:10:08.000 certainly the most dissatisfied people that if they did not immigrate would be the agents for change

00:10:14.560 to improve the lot of all the people in these countries. The true heroes in the global humanitarian

00:10:21.360 field are the people in these countries who have the wherewithal to immigrate to another country,

00:10:26.960 but instead stay in their countries to apply their skills to help their fellow countrymen. Unfortunately,

00:10:34.800 our immigration system tends to entice these very type of people to abandon their countrymen.

00:10:41.360 The impossibility of making even a dent is actually worse than it looks here because

00:10:48.240 last year when we took 1 million immigrants, these countries added births over deaths 80 million more

00:11:00.720 people into the impoverished population. And this year, Congress is bringing in a million legal immigrants.

00:11:10.080 And this year, according to the United Nations,

00:11:11.920 the United Nations, these countries are expected to add another 80 million people. And next year,

00:11:18.560 you can be quite sure that Congress will bring in another million immigrants. And these countries,

00:11:25.600 unfortunately, will be adding another 80 million people into these impoverished nations.

00:11:33.440 We could take 5 million a year, but we'd never get ahead of what's happening in these countries. Not in this century.

00:11:42.240 Don't you see? Immigration can never be an effective or significant way to deal with the suffering

00:11:49.680 people of the world. They have to be helped where they live. 99.9 percent of them

00:11:57.360 will never be able to immigrate to a rich country. There's no hope for that. They have to bloom where

00:12:04.320 they're planted. The only place that 99.9 percent of these people can be helped is where they live.

00:12:14.240 Let's help them there.

00:12:16.000 Um, I think maybe it was like a response to this paper because this paper was done in 2000. So quite a

00:12:22.080 while, quite a while ago. Um, and it doesn't matter if you watch this video of the gumball

00:12:26.480 experiment, it doesn't really matter. We're never going to put a dent in their population or help

00:12:30.640 them by taking. So they say we're taking their best. So by doing that, aren't we kind of hurting

00:12:38.880 that country when you think about it? So I guess we're not being so benevolent, right? We're hurting

00:12:42.800 that country by taking their most talented people when their country is, is shitholes. It's total

00:12:48.640 shitholes. Like, and I'm talking Africa and I'm talking, um, India, right? And yes, I know,

00:12:53.760 I can hear my friend already saying, well, Africa has some nice places in it. Yeah. But those places

00:12:58.000 are either, you know, they're developed because the British came in there and did it, or they have

00:13:02.560 a high population of non-Africans. Um, or they're, like I said, they're, you know, maybe like there's

00:13:08.880 a few hubs like Kenya and stuff like that, where, you know, they've somehow, the Jews have somehow

00:13:14.080 figured out how to, you know, get the diamonds out of there. I don't know, but there's not very

00:13:17.840 many. And we all know that because again, if it was, they wouldn't be desperate to come here,

00:13:22.960 but I'm going to focus primarily on India right now, because that is the huge, the biggest issue

00:13:27.920 we're having in Canada right now. And that is, we'll get to that as well. Somebody, somebody did a paper.

00:13:34.720 Um, so this, sorry, this, I'll link this. If you want to look at it, I'll link it in the video

00:13:39.680 underneath. It's not really that interesting. I'm sure you've all seen it. You've all probably heard

00:13:43.680 half of the shit that's in it. So it's not really giving us any new information that we

00:13:47.840 don't already know. I didn't find it that eye opening or anything, but I just wanted to touch

00:13:52.080 on it because like I said, wall street apes just, you know, put this tweet out, like it was like some

00:13:56.400 kind of new discovery and it's like, you know, and maybe that wasn't their intention, but it,

00:14:00.800 you know, it's not like this is, this has been out there since 2000 and people have been talking

00:14:05.200 about it. And you know, so it's already out there, but I laughed because somebody else,

00:14:10.480 uh, where is it? Oh yeah. Now, cause the, the account is called satire squad, right?

00:14:17.520 So when I saw this, I was kind of like, are they serious? They're a satire squad, right?

00:14:21.520 So is this satirical or is it actually, you know, true? Right. And somebody at Windsor, you wrote a

00:14:27.760 paper. And when I looked at the name of the person who wrote the paper, I'm like, are they not a

00:14:31.280 fucking Indian themselves? So it was just kind of funny or ironic. I guess you could say they did a

00:14:36.960 paper. Um, is this the one? Yeah. Trend of Indian immigration relative to Canada's population. Um,

00:14:44.240 and they're basically did a thesis on how the Indian migration specifically has caused a huge

00:14:52.800 increase in housing prices. We've been known, you know, we've been new already. Like we all know this

00:14:57.920 anybody with eyes and is not afraid to say it knows this already, but that's why in Canada,

00:15:04.480 the Indians are more of an issue for us in the U S you might have a different issue. I'm sure you do.

00:15:10.160 The other Western countries have different issues. Like I said, Australia gets a lot of the Middle

00:15:13.440 Easterns there and a lot of Africans there. We still get our fair share, but like I said,

00:15:18.000 it's nothing like the Indian invasion that we're suffering here. And not that I want to pick and

00:15:22.400 choose. I don't want any of them, but like I said, Indians are one of the worst people that you can

00:15:27.120 import. Like, you know, I, they have, what have they developed? What have they created? That was

00:15:31.280 great. And they're one of the countries that could definitely use their own highly intelligent people,

00:15:36.160 if there are some to make their country better. Right. But I've talked about this before. They

00:15:42.640 depend on a lot of remittances from other countries, the Western countries that their people,

00:15:46.480 you know, to make the money, the more money in the Western countries to send back to India,

00:15:51.520 it goes farther there. So they are dependent on a lot of remittances. And I'm firmly believe this is

00:15:55.520 like a deal that they've done with these countries, leaders of these countries. Because if you look at

00:16:00.080 this in COVID, like this immigration, this is the trend of Indian immigration relative to Canada's

00:16:05.040 population. And obviously everything dropped during COVID, the 2020 period, because for a small period of

00:16:11.680 time, they, you know, didn't allow people in here. It wasn't small, it wasn't short enough,

00:16:17.440 or it wasn't long enough, rather, I should say. But then look, right, 2021, we're right back up here again.

00:16:23.120 So like nothing has really changed. And it's gone down slightly since 2022. So whatever losses they

00:16:28.160 suffered with the Indian invasion during 2020 was definitely made up for and then some in the

00:16:33.360 coming years after that. So we all know it's affecting the housing. And it's not just the

00:16:38.320 housing, though. And this is the thing like this paper focuses specifically on the housing. And maybe

00:16:43.280 if you're somebody who's center of the road or a centrist or whatever like that, that might be a good

00:16:46.960 argument to stand on, because it's not considered the racist argument. But like Ferryman has said a

00:16:53.200 million times, the only reason, I mean, there is only one reason that you have to give. And it's

00:16:57.600 just because they're not us, right? We don't want them here because they're not us. But if you want to

00:17:02.720 have the argument to try to sway a, well, you're never going to sway a lefty. But if you want to,

00:17:07.920 you know, pose the argument to try to, you know, convince a centrist, this is one way you could do it

00:17:14.560 with the housing, but it goes so much deeper than the housing. And that's what I wanted to talk

00:17:18.240 about. It's so much more than just the housing. That's one, you know, symptom of the overall

00:17:23.920 problem. Australia, like I said, they face a different problem. They face the different

00:17:28.960 migration, although they have a lot of Indians as well. And their primary focus, though, is like,

00:17:37.360 is basically their biggest right now crime, I think, committers is probably the Africans or the

00:17:44.240 machete niggers, as we like to call them. But here, the people committing the crimes primarily

00:17:50.960 here in Canada are Indians. And it doesn't stop at just like sex crimes, although that's a big issue.

00:17:56.800 It's everything. They've got their hands in everything and everywhere they go, like the

00:18:00.960 Somali scam broke, right, which again, I think everybody kind of known that. And you know, I have

00:18:05.840 a side question here for anybody. What the fuck is a Somali doing in Minnesota? Minnesota is like

00:18:11.680 the coldest fucking state in the US besides Alaska. And I'm just like, what the fuck? Like,

00:18:16.800 it's so cold there. Like, isn't Sub-Somalia, Sub-Saharan, Africa? Like, what are they doing

00:18:23.280 there? Well, we all know now, right, what they're doing there. They're scamming the government out of

00:18:28.080 billions of dollars, which again, I think we all knew this was talked about so many times by

00:18:33.440 my favorite podcaster, Fleckus, fleckustalks.com, or it's on YouTube, rather.

00:18:39.040 They talked about the whole autism scam that they were pulling. And because they bring their kids,

00:18:43.840 I mean, this is just a short, you know, kind of synopsis of it, but they'll bring their kids in,

00:18:49.200 and they don't have a birth certificate or passport or whatever you might want to call it.

00:18:54.000 So and their kids, obviously, you've seen what Somalis look like, they look malnourished,

00:18:58.960 malnourished, rather, that's my Canadian coming out, malnourished, and so they could pass easily

00:19:04.960 for somebody younger. So they're bringing over kids that are maybe, you know, six, seven years

00:19:09.120 when saying they're three, right, or four, and then, and then they have autism, right? When it's

00:19:13.520 really not autism, it's just low IQ, which is common among Sub-Saharan Africans, their IQ,

00:19:18.640 and I think the average IQ in Somalia is somewhere like between 60 and 70, which is classified as mental

00:19:23.840 retardation in the West. So yeah, I can see how they can all pass for having

00:19:28.800 autism. And that was the scam that was going before. But now we find out it goes so much

00:19:33.600 deeper, right? It goes into daycares and all this other stuff. And this is why, you know,

00:19:38.000 the importance of free speech, and I know Elon keeps saying that we have free speech on X,

00:19:41.920 but do we really? Because today I tried to put out a tweet with the update about Joel Davis,

00:19:47.120 and they immediately within a second of me posting it, it got shadow banned. It got because it violated

00:19:52.080 hateful conduct. And it was like, it was just literally an update. So I had to do some edits and stuff

00:19:56.080 like that. So it's not really free speech. But I guess it's as good as we're going to get right now,

00:20:00.960 until, you know, a national socialist takes over some kind of platform, maybe, I don't know.

00:20:07.840 That would be nice. But we'll see if they ever allow something like that to happen. But anyways,

00:20:12.160 it's, you know, it happened in the US, we all know about the scanning. Well, here, the scams,

00:20:17.200 like I said, it's not focused on just, you know, whatever daycare centers, and it's like everywhere,

00:20:23.360 they get their hands in everything. And they have started under public pressure, like in Ontario,

00:20:29.440 anyway, they've started to shut down some driving schools. And of course, the majority of those

00:20:33.040 driving schools are in heavily Indian populated areas, I can almost guarantee, even though they

00:20:37.960 didn't release the names of the schools that they're, I would say 90%, if not more, Indian own and

00:20:44.240 run. And it's the same with the trucking schools, right? And so that has the domino effect of creating

00:20:50.740 safety issues. And the other thing, too, is that the cost, right, a lot of people don't factor in

00:20:56.500 the cost. And this is, I always think about this with America, because I am obsessed with watching

00:21:02.340 body cam videos. Like, again, I'll say it again, and I'll keep saying it, it was one of the biggest

00:21:06.100 self owns that Black Lives Matter could have ever done to themselves. Because it really shows us the

00:21:10.800 content of their character when you watch body cam videos. But when I watch them, a lot of times in my,

00:21:17.420 you know, brain, I'm thinking, like, imagine the cost of policing in that, that place. Because

00:21:23.700 and it's the same here, like with all these Indians that are create creating problems, right? Now you've

00:21:28.940 increased our need to have more policing, you've increased it. And do these people ever pay what

00:21:34.360 they they cost? No, right. So they as soon as they get into trouble, they fuck off back to India.

00:21:40.680 And that's it, right? No, no consequences, no anything. And even if they do get consequences,

00:21:44.920 that means instead of deporting them, they we have to pay for them to be in jail for and feed them and

00:21:50.780 house them forever, however long that is. Now, I guess, fortunately, for the taxpayer here,

00:21:56.880 they don't give them many or long periods of time in prison because of the deportation risk. So there

00:22:03.880 is, there was something that went around. And if I can find it again, I will pull it up.

00:22:09.120 That judges were given some kind of it's called a pre sentencing or pre Yes, pre sentencing

00:22:15.500 immigration impact assessment or something like that. So they do this to for people that are, you

00:22:22.240 know, not Canadian citizens, they're whatever landed immigrants or temporary foreign workers,

00:22:26.980 or whatever the fuck you want to call them. And they give it to the judge prior to the sentencing,

00:22:31.880 to kind of sway the judge to say, well, you know, so and so has a family, they've dropped a couple anchor

00:22:37.860 babies, they've done all this kind of stuff. And if you give them more than two years in jail,

00:22:43.000 that's an automatic deportation. And then you know, what's going to happen to their family.

00:22:46.800 So then it kind of, and again, a lot of these judges are lefty leaning anyways, but it gives

00:22:52.440 judges that that extra kind of pressure or whatever, almost permission to, I guess, if you want to,

00:22:57.800 if it's some of them that are, again, lefty adjacent or whatever, the permission to give them less

00:23:02.840 time. And there was a case that was in this actually wasn't an Indian, which was surprising,

00:23:09.140 was an African, no football player at St. Francis Xavier University, and the out on the East Coast

00:23:16.220 there, that had sexually assaulted two girls. And he got less than two years because his he would have

00:23:23.000 been deported if they gave him more. So do we ever think about the victims anymore? Like I know,

00:23:28.980 that's kind of a rhetorical question. But do we ever think about the victims anymore? Because like

00:23:33.040 imagine being those two women, and having to see this fucking piece of shit out on the fucking

00:23:39.440 streets after probably it won't even be two years, because you only serve a percentage of your sentence

00:23:44.020 anyways. So imagine having to see that after what they did to you. So not only does he not get

00:23:48.560 deported, but he's getting a very light sentence because of the fact that he's not a Canadian citizen,

00:23:52.500 which is totally fucking upside down and backwards and inside out and whatever else you want to call it.

00:23:56.360 And so I always think about the cost on not just morally, you know, socially on the public,

00:24:04.040 but even financially, because having to have all these extra things for people that shouldn't even

00:24:09.160 be here, that comes out of our fucking pocket, the taxpayer pocket. Most of us taxpayers, you know,

00:24:14.340 Canadian citizens don't commit these kinds of crimes. They don't commit this level of, you know,

00:24:18.740 crime. So we don't need the amount of police involvement, the amount of investigations,

00:24:23.180 the amount of all this other crap, social services, and stuff like that, these people cost us. So what

00:24:27.680 is really the benefit, especially when we're sending, they're sending most of their money back,

00:24:31.720 so they're not really contributing a whole lot to the tax bracket overall anyways. And the ones that

00:24:35.720 are coming over here, which again, we'll get to a story after, are coming over here to work in low wage

00:24:40.160 jobs as, you know, modern day slaves. So they're not really contributing a whole lot to the tax

00:24:46.020 bracket anyways, because the lower income you make, obviously, the less taxes you contribute.

00:24:51.940 And in Canada, you know, you're already paying, like most people, middle class people are in like

00:24:56.240 a 40%, 30 to 40% tax bracket. And that's all in, I'm talking like provincial taxes and all this stuff.

00:25:02.220 If you want to count like all the sales tax and stuff that we pay, we're probably at least 50 to 60%

00:25:06.720 all in with all the different various taxes and fees we pay on everything. So again, like how are they

00:25:12.780 even contributing to it? They're, they're not, they're costing us a ton of money in all this other

00:25:16.160 stuff. They're fracturing our social cohesion, which has been happening for a while by insisting

00:25:21.700 that, you know, we follow their customs by throwing up these ugly fucking temples everywhere and these

00:25:26.160 stupid monkey statues and all this other shit that is not Canadian at all. Throwing all this up,

00:25:30.920 it just ruins the social cohesion. But again, for some people who don't think that's important or that

00:25:36.100 they can be assimilated. What about the other costs, the financial costs to everybody else?

00:25:43.560 Healthcare is another example, right? And that's one of the other stories we can talk about later

00:25:47.320 too, is the whole fucking healthcare story that got blown up about the Indian that died in the ER. And

00:25:52.520 I just want to say that this is not a new phenomena. Okay. Back in 2016, early 2016,

00:26:00.680 I was hospitalized for, I didn't realize I had pancreatitis or whatever. And I ended up getting

00:26:08.400 sepsis because again, most people don't want to go to the hospital unless it's like totally desperate,

00:26:13.760 because you know, even back then, nine years ago, how long you were waiting in the ER. So I can only

00:26:19.620 imagine it's way worse now. But I almost died too, in the ER. And if it wasn't for them noticing,

00:26:26.580 somebody noticing that I was unconscious, I, who knows what could have happened. So this is not a

00:26:32.600 new phenomena, but there was no story made about me. There's tons of other, I've seen stories about

00:26:37.880 kids, you know, white Canadian kids that have died waiting. And I wouldn't have known the story unless

00:26:42.900 somebody pulled it up and put it in the comments of the story about the Indian that died. So, you know

00:26:48.260 what I mean? Like, what are, like, what are we doing here, basically? So that's why I thought the title

00:26:51.980 of the podcast, video, whatever would be fitting. Because that's basically what it is. It's, it's

00:26:59.640 just, what the fuck are we even doing here? But anyways, back to the, something's wrong,

00:27:07.460 something's wrong. Here's one, hold on, that Wiretap posted. And this is, the name couldn't be any more

00:27:16.060 Indian, if you, if you tried, right? Jagdeep Singh was arrested after following a woman home with a

00:27:22.100 fake gun and backpack containing rope, rolls of tape, gloves, and knives. I wonder what school

00:27:26.960 project he was working on. And that's exactly what Wiretap said as well. He awaits bail. Bail.

00:27:32.800 Well, the police figure out what school project he was working on at 1am on a Saturday night. Hmm,

00:27:37.820 interesting. I wonder. Well, let's see what the mainstream media has to say about it.

00:27:41.760 A man has been arrested after allegedly approaching a victim with a gun in Brampton.

00:27:46.440 20-year-old Jagdeep Singh is facing two charges, including possession of a weapon for a dangerous

00:27:55.520 purpose. Investigators say Singh approached the victim around 1am. And you know, these motherfuckers

00:28:00.620 are the huge, it used to be the guns were being trafficked in here by, I want to say it was probably

00:28:06.040 Chinese gangs before the Indian invasion. But now it's the Indians that are bringing all these guns. So

00:28:11.340 this is why they're also able to get access to them pretty easy.

00:28:14.160 Saturday near Chincusi and Drinkwater Roads north of Steeles, just after the victim got off a bus,

00:28:19.520 the victim called police and officers found the suspect a short distance away. They say the

00:28:24.180 suspect threw an imitation firearm into a snowbank before being arrested. When taken into custody,

00:28:30.100 he was carrying a backpack containing rope, rolls of tape, gloves, and two knives.

00:28:35.180 Hmm, interesting. Wonder what he could be doing with that kind of stuff, right? And the sad part is,

00:28:39.620 is that it takes somebody to get trauma. And even then, when someone gets traumatized by this,

00:28:44.440 some woman, you know, either dies or is, you know, assaulted by these fuckers.

00:28:49.840 Even then, they don't do anything about it. So you have somebody who now has to live the rest of

00:28:53.780 their life with that fucking trauma that they would not have probably had to live with if

00:28:57.260 Jagdeep Singh was never fucking allowed here. And speaking of not being allowed here,

00:29:03.180 right? But this is the kind of people he was recently charged with extremism, motivated crimes,

00:29:07.240 targeting women and Jews and was denied refugee status more than seven years ago. So how did he

00:29:10.860 get here? He was denied in 2018. What changed? Did you get a, what do you call it, criminal record

00:29:17.540 check on him from India? No, you didn't. What changed? Because you didn't care. They don't care

00:29:22.720 who they're bringing in here. They just want bodies. They just want warm slaves. And they don't give a

00:29:26.620 fuck what they do. So a Canadian citizen has to be traumatized by this for the rest of their life.

00:29:31.740 So we can bring in more bodies to work for the fucking rich elite people and have modern day

00:29:37.940 slaves. This is how our country operates now. So we don't think about the victims at all,

00:29:43.040 which is really tragic because even going as far as healthcare, those people, not only are they

00:29:50.160 traumatized, but if they need any kind of counseling or mental health support after this happens, you're

00:29:54.280 not going to get it either. So, and they wonder why people want to, you know, take MAID and stuff like

00:29:59.720 that. It's just so fucking disgusting. They're involved in so much crime and all this stuff costs us

00:30:04.900 money. And I would say besides sexual assault and, you know, child abuse or sexual pedophilia,

00:30:14.560 child abuse, or whatever you want to call it, sexual abuse, the other, you know, major crime that

00:30:19.040 they're involved with is, well, it's killing people on the roads, right? Like we call them the

00:30:24.020 Turban Suburbans, the Mississauga Missiles, whatever you want to call it, but driving these semi-trucks

00:30:28.320 being distracted, not having the proper licensing, not having the proper training,

00:30:33.640 just not having the proper fucking moral compass to drive the, like to think about other people on

00:30:38.180 the road. They're doing this on the roads. And this guy was a distracted truck driver who nearly

00:30:43.220 killed somebody in January of this year. And he only received five months in jail, according to the

00:30:47.900 victim. And he's actually getting released in January, January 7th. So again, he was texting and

00:30:52.780 driving. So he was just, I think he was, yeah, he was a truck driver. Texting and driving destroyed my

00:30:57.320 life. This is the person who they hit. He claimed refugee status and evaded deportation. So I guess

00:31:04.020 they were going to deport this fucker and, and you shouldn't be allowed. This is the other thing.

00:31:07.620 Why are you allowed to claim refugee status after you get a deportation order? Does that make any

00:31:12.100 fucking sense to anybody? Makes no sense to me whatsoever.

00:31:14.860 Now I got to issue a small trigger warning because this is a really bad accident. I'm going to move

00:31:20.420 out of my, out of the way so you guys can see this. And yes, that is a car going full speed behind

00:31:27.220 these other ones. Now here's the other angle. That's the driver right there on his phone, clearly

00:31:34.360 looking at it the whole time, not paying attention. By the time he did, it was too late.

00:31:40.020 I got tagged in this several times and luckily I saw it. It's funny too, because, excuse me,

00:31:48.640 I just had a coughing fit. The other thing, another self-own, I think is the dashboard cams

00:31:54.520 that they've now had to put in trucks that show both, both ways. They show the driver and the road.

00:32:00.320 And again, this is all because of, we all have to suffer these consequences. Us Canadians, actual

00:32:08.960 Canadians, we all have to suffer all these consequences because the government is too

00:32:13.100 afraid to deport these fuckers. So because of that, the rest of us have to suffer through all

00:32:17.420 these extra invasions of privacy, all these extra steps we have to do to get our licensing,

00:32:22.520 to get all this other shit, all because they won't admit what the problem is. We didn't have this

00:32:27.600 problem 20 years ago. So what's has changed since then? They'll never admit it, right? So this guy,

00:32:34.540 you can see clearly. So I don't know what your case would be. It's clear you were on your fucking

00:32:38.800 phone. The video shows the evidence, right? So he was only given five months so he could actually stay

00:32:44.580 in the country. And that's like I said, they were given, the judges are given a sentencing brief or memo,

00:32:50.500 immigration impact, whatever it has on their immigration status. That's bullshit. Why are we spending,

00:32:57.080 like, it makes me so mad, especially because I pay so much in taxes. It makes me so mad that we're

00:33:02.640 paying all this fucking money to keep these people. And then when we could just simply put them on a

00:33:07.000 fucking plane and let them deal, let India deal with them. I don't care. You can stay in the airport

00:33:11.200 if they won't take you back. That's not my problem. But you're not a citizen here. And just even if you

00:33:15.660 are, even because of a piece of paper that says you are a citizen here, you're not. You're not a Canadian.

00:33:19.900 So you can go home. And a lot of times they do. That's what happens, right? They like there was

00:33:24.940 one, I think it was in BC, there was a daycare worker. And honestly, I wish I had saved all this

00:33:30.700 stuff. I should have. I should have bookmarked it all. But like I said, I've been a bit of a fucking

00:33:36.880 lazy fuck this last week. So but there was a daycare, I'm pretty sure it was in BC. And I think I may have

00:33:45.180 said that talked about this in a space before, or maybe in my last one, actually, I think I talked

00:33:48.520 it in my last podcast, probably, about us being in danger, like he fled to India, as

00:33:53.720 soon as he knew he was going to be charged with sexual assault of a child at a daycare,

00:33:59.200 he fucked off to India. And now in India, there's a billion people. How are you going to find

00:34:03.700 this fucking guy? Right? And he'll probably slip back into Canada in a couple years under

00:34:07.800 a different fucking name, or maybe the same name, and they don't even check. So it doesn't

00:34:10.940 matter. So this is what I mean. Like, why? Why are we not just immediately putting them on

00:34:14.840 the first fucking flight out of here, and letting India deal with it, it would save us

00:34:19.260 so much money, but we're not doing that. Because back to the thing I talked about at the beginning,

00:34:23.460 the UN migration thing, it's gone even farther than that. It's not just to replace the birth

00:34:27.900 rate. It's to replace like, Canada, especially, we've been Trudeau has been telling us this

00:34:34.240 since 2015. Right? We are a post national state, we are a post national economic zone.

00:34:40.020 Canada has no people, we don't have, we're not a nation. Right? He's been telling us this. So

00:34:44.780 why are we acting like we're surprised now? And I say that, like, as a general, not I'm not surprised.

00:34:51.460 But why are people acting like they're surprised now they want to replace us because they want a

00:34:56.640 country that people will invest in, because we have basically economic slaves here. And they know that

00:35:02.200 us regular white Canadians are not going to work for slave wages, because we shouldn't have to.

00:35:06.580 So they figure, well, let's, let's just replace those Canadians, and they don't work as hard,

00:35:10.440 they complain too much, they want too much money. So let's replace them with people. And let's

00:35:15.120 replace them with people who will do the work for a quarter of it, or a half of it. But then this is

00:35:18.920 what we get, right? We end up spending extra money in policing, in, you know, regulations, in fucking

00:35:25.420 God knows what else, right? We end up spending extra money at the end of the day when a fucking plane ticket

00:35:30.020 costs less than two grand to send them back. And I wouldn't even give them a special plane ticket would be

00:35:35.000 not like fucking, whatever they call it, fucking premium economy, you'd be going back in your regular

00:35:40.460 fucking plane, and you'd be lucky they were even giving you that and not shipping your ass out into the

00:35:43.800 fucking ocean. That would be my solution to it. So we want to actually talk to this guy, I'm going to show you

00:35:55.020 his name is Andrew Branca. He's an American, I'm pretty sure. And he taught, he's been going hardcore

00:36:02.760 on the immigration issue. And basically, why are we bringing in these people? I will, we would love

00:36:09.140 to talk to him on our nationalist space, but I hear he's a pretty busy dude. But this I thought was

00:36:14.840 hilarious, because he put, he put this out. And it's true. Like, why does this purported Indian genius

00:36:20.680 only ever manifest itself once the Indian is within a first world culture. So they keep telling us that

00:36:26.100 we need these people because they're geniuses? Well, why aren't they geniuses in India? And, you know,

00:36:31.300 again, the naysayers will say, well, because they don't have the schooling there. Okay, so then that

00:36:36.180 means they're not fucking up to standard here. Again, not our problem, right? We've been giving money to

00:36:41.880 these countries. And like, I know people always say the joke about Mr. Beast watering Africans. Like,

00:36:48.380 we've been giving these countries money for years and years and years. And it goes back to the gumball

00:36:53.560 experiment. It doesn't matter how much we all we're doing is creating more of them, and less of us. So

00:36:59.860 why are we doing that? It's just to our own demise, right? But we keep doing what we don't keep doing

00:37:04.580 it, our governments keep doing it to us. And it's because they have a plan in mind, right? This is not

00:37:09.440 going to affect the elites, the elites are going to be in their private enclaves with, you know, they'll

00:37:14.420 probably have some of these people as their staff. But again, they're rich, it doesn't matter to them,

00:37:17.700 they don't have to go to a regular hospital and wait 16 hours to be seen. They don't have to go

00:37:22.000 to, you know, drive on the fucking 401 during the, you know, rush hour to get to work, and be subject

00:37:28.120 to, you know, these fucking deadly fucking Indians on the road with their, you know, trucks and shit

00:37:32.420 like that. They don't have to deal with any of this stuff. So it doesn't matter to them. And a lot of

00:37:36.080 times, they get a huge not only they're getting a pension from the Canadian taxpayer when they leave

00:37:41.060 politics, but they also get a cushy job. And they probably stored away millions of lobbying money from a lot of

00:37:47.040 these organizations. So they don't give a shit. So stop thinking that the politicians actually care.

00:37:51.920 We're well past that. Now politicians don't give two shits about the people that they govern. Because

00:37:56.860 they're if you've noticed the difference, the politicians that are in government now, 99% of

00:38:02.260 them are lifelong politicians. So they strictly went straight from whatever school they went to

00:38:07.700 straight into politics. It's not like back in the old days, where somebody was a, you know,

00:38:12.100 say a blue collar worker, maybe even a white collar worker. And they saw some kind of injustice

00:38:16.920 in within the government system. And they wanted to get into politics to try to fix that. That's no

00:38:21.900 that's no longer a thing that happens very, very rarely now. Because those people don't get in,

00:38:26.720 right? They get in the elites get in because it's all a big boys club. He's like, we're not getting

00:38:32.120 India's geniuses. We're merely getting their midwits who are exploiting America's high trust

00:38:37.240 culture to steal American jobs, livelihoods, careers, homes, and vast sums of American resources

00:38:42.240 to send home to India. Like I said earlier, in remittances. Where's all this innovation in India?

00:38:48.220 Why does Indian genius seem only to manifest itself once they're in the US? They don't achieve the

00:38:54.540 success in the culture of India. Why is that? Well, the answer, of course, is because these low trust,

00:39:01.020 low IQ, high fraud, Indian peoples are simply exploiting the generosity and vulnerability

00:39:08.380 of our high trust, low fraud, low guardrails, first world nation to steal our scarce American

00:39:17.220 resources, our jobs, our education, our healthcare, our housing, our infrastructure, everything

00:39:23.760 to benefit themselves and their nation of India. Again, this is the India IQ map. This is every

00:39:33.940 state in India. And the IQs, there's not one here that hits 80. They're all, remember what I said about

00:39:41.360 what the line is for mental retardation? Sub 80, the average is 76. Mentally retarded is 75.

00:39:50.340 There you go. He just told you. Mentally retarded is 75.

00:39:54.360 You might say, well, India, 1.5 billion people, they must have their share of geniuses. And they do.

00:40:00.220 There's a few tens of thousands of people who would qualify as a genius, 140 IQ or better.

00:40:06.580 Nobody needs those people more than India. And in any case, we're not accepting those people.

00:40:11.820 We're accepting tens of millions of Indians, not exceptional cases. And when you're accepting large

00:40:18.020 numbers of people from any culture, you have to expect, you're getting something approaching

00:40:22.120 the average of that culture. And the average IQ of India is one point above mentally retarded.

00:40:31.140 I fucking love that. I love the fact that he just comes out and fucking says it.

00:40:35.780 But it's true. Just like the Somali issue, right? In the US. Same thing. It's true. It's like I said,

00:40:41.340 their IQ is low. They are not sending their best. Like, when they talk about engineers and stuff like

00:40:47.720 that, I'm thinking like, I always think of engineers coming from Europe, like Germany,

00:40:52.700 you know, Sweden, all those Nordic countries where, you know, they were innovators of some

00:40:57.640 really big things, you know, especially back during the Industrial Revolution, and stuff like that.

00:41:02.980 India never created anything. So what are they going to create here?

00:41:06.400 More chaos, more cost, more disharmony amongst the people, more shit. So Rational Post,

00:41:15.380 who is another one of my friends, and I don't know if this is going to work. It's a video.

00:41:22.000 So Minnesota has Somalian fraud. We've already talked about that. Well, Canada has Indian and Muslim fraud.

00:41:27.140 And if you need an example of that, you can just go on TikTok and pretty much watch these videos,

00:41:32.160 which I've seen many, many of them, of them just admitting it, admitting on how to scam Canada and

00:41:38.260 our politicians just sit by and they see this stuff, don't think they don't see it, they see it.

00:41:43.880 And it's crickets from them. Why? Because like I said, it's never going to affect them.

00:41:49.880 You know, you can get up to $82,000 Canadian dollars from Canadian government

00:41:54.480 for doing nothing. Yes, I am talking about refugees. If you become a refugee in Canada,

00:42:00.380 they will pay you up to $224 per day. That is $140 for accommodation and around $84 for food.

00:42:09.420 And that too, tax-free. So it means around $80...

00:42:12.980 How many Canadians get that? Put your hand up in the comment section if you get that kind of money

00:42:18.780 just to exist here in Canada. Isn't that fucking something? Isn't that a fucking bitch?

00:42:24.100 My tax dollars that I fucking bust my ass to fucking make, I have to work seven and a half

00:42:29.800 hours a day. And I don't even think I make that. Maybe just above that. And that's me at almost 50

00:42:39.420 years old. $52,000 a year. It looks like a paid vacation to me. With lots of education, I should

00:42:47.420 add as well. But it looks like free money to me. And in addition to this, an average Canadian

00:42:53.680 earns up to $63,000 Canadian dollars in a year. And he pays over 20% in taxes. Then if he buys

00:43:00.440 something, he has to pay 15% again. All the refugees...

00:43:03.380 So in his infinite fucking high IQ wisdom, this guy is coming out and saying the quiet part out

00:43:09.200 loud that you're an idiot if you're a Canadian and you're fucking working. Basically is what he's

00:43:14.440 saying. Because we're paying over 20% tax if you make $63,000. And that's just federal

00:43:19.440 tax. That's not including the provincial tax and all the other fucking shit that you pay.

00:43:23.400 And I still think it's probably higher than that. Yeah, it's over 20%. Try 30. Close

00:43:26.680 to 30% in federal tax alone. And that's to pay for you guys to sit on your fucking ass

00:43:32.720 and do nothing and make money under the table out of Tim fucking Hortons? I don't fucking

00:43:36.760 think so.

00:43:39.180 Just to pay that. And there are a lot of other things that Canadian has to suffer. So become

00:43:44.680 a refugee in Canada and get up to $82,000 free for a whole year.

00:43:51.140 And see, I was talking about this with somebody too, because I was like, there's got to be a

00:43:54.380 reason why. Because if I came from fucking India, or even in the US case, Somalia, as

00:44:01.200 I mentioned before, Minnesota is one of the coldest fucking places in the US, in the lower

00:44:05.660 48. And why are people from one of the hottest places coming there? Obviously, there must

00:44:12.340 be something attracting them there, and it ain't the fucking weather. And it's the same

00:44:15.660 thing here in Canada. The weather sucks here. Nobody would come here willingly from a country

00:44:21.240 that is warm all the time without the fucking issues that we have, like the snow and all

00:44:26.220 this other shit. If they weren't getting a benefit out of it. So you're not going to

00:44:31.060 come, don't tell me you're going to come to Canada to work harder, although that's what

00:44:34.480 ends up happening, because they put them in slave conditions, because again, low IQ. So

00:44:37.820 they don't think these things through. They just, you know, accept these scammers that are

00:44:41.740 bringing them over here. And you know, they end up crying that they're, you know, being

00:44:45.200 exploited. Well, again, low IQ. But then they come here, and then they get this shit, they

00:44:50.560 brag about it. And then they wonder why the India hate is at an all time high. In Canada,

00:44:56.320 especially. You're fucking bragging. We had one video about a couple months ago, maybe

00:45:02.040 six months ago, of a fucking Indian bragging about getting food from the food bank. And

00:45:05.960 he was a fucking student, an international student. Like, could you be any stupider? Like,

00:45:11.760 if I was getting, you know, not that I'm the kind of person that would scam. But if I was

00:45:15.240 scamming people, I sure as shit wouldn't be telling everybody else how to do it. Because

00:45:18.680 in that, that affects my fucking scamming. Like, unbelievable. Now, this video is kind

00:45:23.940 of like uncanny valley. You see it because the chick I had to watch it a couple times because

00:45:30.960 wiretap posted it. And wiretap is awesome. For a lot of these stories, it breaks a lot of

00:45:36.560 these stories. But I was like, there's a filter on this. And I was like, is it him with

00:45:41.660 a fucking woman? Like, I couldn't figure it out. But apparently, I've kind of sussed out

00:45:45.500 that it, this person who's using a really weird, uncanny valley filter was told and maybe

00:45:53.080 she's doing this to kind of hide her identity. I don't know. It's possible. But then why not

00:45:56.840 just do a black screen? But anyways, was saying that a Calgary franchise, or Tim Hortons, rather,

00:46:04.140 she was a manager at a franchise in Calgary. And the owners paid Jason Kenny 5000 apiece to approve

00:46:11.040 the temporary foreign workers program. Now, I want to believe that this is true. And I do

00:46:15.100 actually almost believe that it's true. My only, I guess, doubt would be that that's a federal

00:46:20.760 program. So I'm not sure how the premier of and I believe Jason Kenny is the premier, or

00:46:28.280 he was no, he is, I think, I don't know. I should know this. I don't know how that he would have

00:46:35.360 that influence. But again, it may be there is a way I'm not sure. But if that's true. She said that

00:46:43.220 she was told not to hire, promote or give raises to Canadian staff and was even advised to garbage

00:46:47.680 resumes from Canadian applicants because they were under contract with Mercan, an immigration

00:46:53.100 recruitment agency. Now, again, I'm more like 90% believing that this is true. My only doubt would

00:47:00.260 be because of the being a federal program. But it sounds right to me, because it makes

00:47:07.280 fucking sense. If you go to any Tim Hortons, anywhere in the greater Toronto area, for example,

00:47:13.220 and probably most places in general, it's staffed by 95% Indians, even not even Tim Hortons, like,

00:47:20.200 I went to a Chuck's fucking roadhouse, okay, like a couple months ago, there was one token old

00:47:25.840 white guy that was probably grandfathered in there. But everybody else, including the owner

00:47:30.100 of the fucking place was Indian. So it does sound right, because like, anywhere you go,

00:47:35.340 if it's owned by an Indian, you can guarantee it's at least a 90% Indian staff rate. And the people that

00:47:39.760 are there that are not Indian are either there as the token non Indian person, or maybe they just have

00:47:44.680 been there for so long, they don't want to have to pay them out or whatever. But they will get rid of

00:47:48.000 them once they find a reason or an excuse to. So, again, you'll have to mind the, you'll see the

00:47:54.860 filter kind of glitching. It's a little bit weird. It's like I said, a little bit freaky to watch.

00:47:58.860 But again, if it's true, then you know, we need to, we should be calling for total transparency and

00:48:04.620 looking at these books. And I've said this before, I think every single politician that was in power

00:48:09.700 during COVID needs to be gone, right? Start fresh, all of them, goodbye, gone. Because none of you did

00:48:16.460 anything to actually help the people you all went along with this bullshit plan. And nobody has gotten

00:48:20.780 an apology for any of this. None of us. None of you politicians, because again, that would admit

00:48:25.360 that would open you up to lawsuits and shit like that. Although in Canada, lawsuits are not a big

00:48:30.420 thing like they are in the US. But we didn't even get so much as a fucking apology from any of these

00:48:35.780 people, they all need to be gone. Way back in 2003, prior to any temporary foreign workers working at

00:48:44.840 Tim Hortons, I learned that the Alberta franchise Tim Hortons owners and Tim Hortons Corporation

00:48:52.460 had a very strained relationship. The Tim Hortons franchise owners were losing a lot of profit each

00:49:01.300 year. So she's saying this was in 2003. So that is possible. But I'm not sure if that's when all

00:49:08.460 these workers came in. I think it was probably more recent than that. But it could be wrong.

00:49:12.880 In Alberta, because of high wages, the economy was booming, and they could not just pay minimum

00:49:20.800 wage. So they were asking for a 2% reduction in royalties or coffee price increase. And Tim

00:49:29.520 Hortons Corporation was not approving this. Oh, to sum it up. Sorry, I was on mute. I also want to say

00:49:38.160 too, that we never needed like, these restaurants are like, I feel like number one, we don't need

00:49:44.820 this many of them. And number two is they're doing it to themselves. Okay, like, if you had competent

00:49:49.660 staff, you probably wouldn't need 30 Indians to work the drive through at one time. When I was a

00:49:54.980 teenager, I worked at a coffee shop. And okay, yes, that was many years ago, and it probably was not

00:49:59.860 nearly as busy, but it was on a college campus. So it was pretty busy. And we had a staff during day at

00:50:05.280 peak time of maybe six. And that was including people making coffee, sandwiches, and all that

00:50:10.160 other shit. Now, you go in the morning, and there's probably six just standing at the drive

00:50:14.620 through window. And then you have another 20 doing other stuff. And it's because of the

00:50:19.480 incompetency, like they can't even make a fucking black coffee. So if that tells you anything,

00:50:25.940 Tim Hortons franchise owners here in Alberta, frustrated with paying high wages, threatened to

00:50:33.000 mass walk out on Tim Hortons Corporation. So they threatened to mass walk out to the overall

00:50:41.880 Tim Hortons for any Americans that are watching this, it's similar to what your Dunkin Donuts would

00:50:45.860 be or even a McDonald's, like it's a franchise, right? So it's independently owned franchises. So

00:50:50.460 you have your corporate head office who obviously own the brand name and stuff like that. And then you

00:50:55.480 have the independent owners, which this is what Indians are doing now in Canada, they've come in and

00:50:59.940 they're buying all the franchise, franchises up and stuff like that, and then turning them into

00:51:05.440 basically Indian fucking reproduction factories or immigration factories or shell companies.

00:51:11.320 They're not even shell companies, because they do are actually open. But they're basically slave

00:51:15.300 factories to, you know, make as much as possible with as little as cost as possible, which is why

00:51:19.940 the food is fucking garbage too now.

00:51:21.820 Hortons Corporation came back with a proposal to bring in foreign workers to bring down those

00:51:28.300 high wages. With a few donations to Mr. Jason Kenney's writing.

00:51:36.580 So, okay, so now that she's, I guess I wasn't, I was so distracted by the filter when I was watching

00:51:42.140 this before, I wasn't really listening as closely. But I think that what she's saying is basically

00:51:46.460 they donated to his campaign, right? So he may have influenced this in parliament somehow,

00:51:53.960 I'm not sure how, because again, it's a federal program, and he was a premier, which is provincial.

00:51:58.960 But again, who knows, right? They all scratch each other's back. So I wouldn't be fucking surprised at

00:52:03.480 any of it.

00:52:04.900 The program was approved. So basically, big business and the government got together to make sure

00:52:11.820 low skilled workers in Canada never get ahead. As soon as the Tim Hortons franchise owner that I

00:52:18.980 worked for received his first group of temporary foreign workers, he became very anti-Canadian worker.

00:52:26.900 He instructed me to schedule temporary foreign workers first, to throw out Canadian resumes,

00:52:34.260 to not give out any further raises to Canadian staff, and to reserve promotions to management

00:52:41.460 for temporary foreign workers instead of Canadians.

00:52:44.580 So the temporary foreign workers program makes Canadians second choice.

00:52:51.860 So that's basically the end of it. But my question is, is why are you just coming out with this now?

00:52:57.620 If this was going on since 2003, this is something I would have been screaming about years ago, but

00:53:01.780 people have different motives for different things. But again, I wouldn't be surprised, disappointed,

00:53:06.500 but not surprised. Like I said, the title of this. You know, I think one of the coolest or funniest,

00:53:12.740 most entertaining things about being on social media or X, is watching people's transition from

00:53:19.940 being a centrist to being like a full on right winger. And maybe economic woes is an account now,

00:53:27.140 and maybe they weren't ever a centrist, maybe they considered themselves right wing before,

00:53:31.220 but they've come really hard down. And sometimes it just takes, you know, finding out some information

00:53:36.900 that maybe, you know, it just takes finding out some statistics or hearing a report that kind of

00:53:42.340 is the straw that breaks the metaphorical camel's back or Canadian's back, I guess you could say.

00:53:47.700 But 50%, so they put out 50% of Minnesota visas are fraudulent. So this is something that they

00:53:53.540 discovered in the US. So how many in Canada are fraudulent from, how many visas are fraudulent in Canada?

00:53:58.900 75% of the visas in Canada are pure fraud. But why? So this little, I don't know if this is,

00:54:07.780 I guess this is the video about, you know, you told me. Yeah, the Americans visa. So it's not really

00:54:12.420 relevant necessarily to Canada. But I guarantee that those are primarily Indians that are the fraudulent

00:54:19.780 visas. And it's also through these temporary foreign workers, the LMIA programs, the international

00:54:26.740 mobility programs, or IMP or IMFs or something like that. I know the Dominion Society talks about

00:54:32.180 this all the time. It's all these things that are fraudulent. Like there's cases where people come in

00:54:37.700 on a student visa, they come in on a student visa, and they never fucking attend school at all. They

00:54:44.580 disappear, the school never sees them. But do they say anything? No, because they're getting their money

00:54:48.500 still. So they don't give a fuck, right? But the person never shows up to class, and they just disappear

00:54:53.060 into the Canadian society. Because again, one thing is as many as or the same as a million, right? It

00:54:59.300 doesn't matter, we're not going to know, they all have very similar names, how are we going to know? And

00:55:03.060 everything's fraudulent. Now pivoting over to the healthcare, I'm not going to talk about the particular

00:55:10.420 case of the Indian who died in the ER, because I don't believe it deserves the attention. Because until

00:55:14.500 they start talking about an actual Canadian that died waiting for healthcare, I don't really care,

00:55:19.300 right? But somebody on X, Melissa L. Rogers, a quick search shows that Canada sent millions of

00:55:32.580 dollars to other countries for their healthcare system. Meanwhile, we have people dying waiting

00:55:37.060 for care. Maybe she's referring to this particular Indian. Again, I don't give a fuck because they

00:55:41.220 shouldn't be here anyway. But why are we sending money? Like, I have always had this issue. Like,

00:55:46.580 I know they just pledged whatever it was, another three billion or whatever it is to Ukraine.

00:55:50.900 Where is the money coming from? Show me the money.

00:55:53.860 Because we don't have any gold. That was the other thing. We're the only G7 nation without any gold

00:56:10.900 reserves. We're hugely in debt. So where is this fucking money coming from? How can you give away

00:56:15.940 money you don't have? Look at all this healthcare stuff. Gaza, Gaza, Gaza. Health system resiliency

00:56:26.340 for improved in Bangladesh, Nepal and Vietnam. Why are we giving money to these people for this?

00:56:34.020 Comprehensive health options, empowering women through a holistic approach, maternal and children's

00:56:38.260 nutrition. That's to UNICEF. Like, and that's what I mean. I truly believe that this is

00:56:44.820 a scam. Like, I think these politicians are pocketing some of this money because how can you

00:56:49.620 justify giving money to another country? Like, is there some kind of agreement between the UN or the

00:56:55.380 G7 nations that they have to donate so much money to other countries every year? Because it doesn't

00:56:59.780 make sense to me when your own country is failing and people can't even get basic level fucking healthcare

00:57:05.300 for the extraordinary amount of taxes that they're paying. Why are you sending money to other

00:57:10.500 countries to fix their fucking healthcare system? Why is it our problem?

00:57:14.820 And speaking of scam or wasting money, and you know, our tax dollars, this I wanted to talk about,

00:57:23.620 it's not necessarily in the theme of this podcast, which is basically Indians. But it's important to me

00:57:30.620 because COVID was a huge eye opener for me. And I still I will never let it die. I will never let them

00:57:36.760 forget what they did to people during this this time. But you know, you may ask yourself, like,

00:57:42.780 where did they fucking get this information from? Like, especially this particular video that I'm

00:57:48.380 gonna show you is specifically to Quebec. Okay, what because every province had different regulations

00:57:53.580 in Canada, probably it's similar in the US to the states, right? They had different states had

00:57:57.580 different, you know, regulations, Florida was the free state, for pretty much the whole entirety of COVID.

00:58:02.140 But Quebec had quite harsh, probably, probably worse than Ontario at some point in time, Ontario had the

00:58:10.400 longest, but Quebec had some pretty harsh fucking lockdown policies. And you may wonder where the fuck

00:58:15.940 did they even get these ideas from? Right? Like it to me, it was totally like, where the fuck is this coming

00:58:21.600 from? Well, they created a crisis team of six people, McKinsey and company. Now, if you look into

00:58:27.120 McKinsey and company, they're tied to or similar to BlackRock, where they're a consulting company that,

00:58:34.400 you know, does high budget consulting for the government on stuff that they probably have no

00:58:39.640 experience in whatsoever. And then they do shit like this, they give them billions of our tax dollars to

00:58:45.660 create more oppressive regulations on us. And we're supposed to just sit there and smile about it.

00:58:51.340 So they build the Canadian government or us taxpayer, because the government has no money,

00:58:56.580 okay, the money is our money. 35,000 per day for two fucking years. And each member of that six

00:59:03.620 people team made $4 million. How many of you guys made 4 million during the fucking pandemic,

00:59:09.140 the scamdemic? From the curfew to the pass to the layoffs, if you're not vaccinated to shutting down

00:59:16.440 the economy, we're all recommendations by this crisis team. And I would like to know, and maybe we'll hear

00:59:21.660 it in this video because I haven't watched this yet. It's only 30 seconds. How much experience these

00:59:26.820 people on this crisis team had during a pandemic, during an actual pandemic? Where does their

00:59:33.840 experience come from? I'd be interested to know because we haven't had any pandemics here. So

00:59:39.960 where did their expertise come from? Would be my question.

00:59:45.120 I have insider information. The entire pandemic response was managed by McKinsey. They had a

00:59:52.520 crisis team that worked full-time, every day for the Quebec government. So from the curfew to the

00:59:57.380 pass, to the layoffs, if you're not vaccinated, to shutting down the economy, were all recommendations

01:00:02.960 by the crisis team of McKinsey. Guess how much we were being charged per day for these six guys?

01:00:09.900 I really like this guy. I don't know. Oh, it's HRH Elliot. I don't know if that's him,

01:00:13.520 but I think he's a Canadian as well. I really like him because he's been breaking some of these

01:00:18.120 stories. But yeah, this is us. They build us. That crisis team of McKinsey costed $35,000 per day,

01:00:27.200 and they work for two years on this. Yeah. So if that doesn't make you pissed off, I don't

01:00:34.160 fucking know what else could. The Indians maybe? I don't know. But anyways, that's, I'm already

01:00:41.340 heated and I can't even really talk about anymore. I'm going to get myself in trouble. But yeah,

01:00:45.980 that's it for this one. I'm going to try to have a more regular schedule in January. The road to

01:00:54.560 hell is paved with good intentions, of course. But just and probably do more live streams just

01:00:59.660 because the editing and stuff like this after the fact is as long and tedious, even though it

01:01:03.580 doesn't seem like that. And just I don't know it to interact more. But anyways, I hope everybody

01:01:09.820 had a good Christmas because in Canada, we say Christmas. And I hope they have a good new year.

01:01:16.180 And I'll see you in 2026.

postyX - December 31, 2025

Maple Syrup & Mayhem 23： Disappointed but not surprised

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