postyX - Maple Syrup & Mayhem 29： Sweetheart Deals & Tax Dollar Steals

00:00:00 We would like to acknowledge that we are on conquered land, settled for and by.

00:00:05 The crown is an extension of Western European identity and culture.

00:00:09 We recognize that this is the ancestral territory of the British, French, Scottish and Irish,

00:00:16 and pay homage to the societal and governing architecture of the founders of this great Anglo-Franco union we call Canada.

00:00:24 What we've got here is failure to communicate.

00:00:33 Some men you just can't reach.

00:00:54 It is impossible for a de-celebrated individual to experience pain, pleasure,

00:01:24 Notorious neo-Nazi Matthew Grutter has been thrown into the Villawood Immigration Detention Centre after having his visa cancelled.

00:01:36 Let's go back to Josh Martin in Canberra.

00:01:37 Hello, Josh.

00:01:38 Another neo-Nazi has tried to confront the Prime Minister over this incident.

00:01:43 Good afternoon, Anne.

00:01:44 Anthony Albanese is in Bunbury, Western Australia, holding a ministry meeting this afternoon.

00:01:49 Hagan Palm, the chapter leader of the WA National Socialist Network,

00:01:54 is outside that gathering and told Seven News

00:01:56 he wants to quiz the Prime Minister about Matthew Grutter's visa cancellation.

00:02:01 Grutter is a South African national

00:02:03 and is being deported having his visa cancelled

00:02:06 after he joined 60 other men dressed in black

00:02:09 outside New South Wales Parliament on Saturday, November 8,

00:02:13 conducting an anti-Semitic protest.

00:02:19 Oh, please, God, wake me

00:02:23 I just went ahead and chopped off everything

00:02:26 Oh, God, please make them hear me

00:02:29 They won't listen

00:02:30 They won't hear me

00:02:32 They won't wake me up, only like this to you

00:02:35 Hear me

00:02:36 Back in the womb, it's much too real

00:02:40 It pumps life that I must feel

00:02:44 But can't look forward to reveal

00:02:47 Look to the time when I live

00:02:50 Head to the doom that sticks in me

00:02:53 Just like a wartime novelty

00:02:57 Tied to machines that make me pee

00:03:00 Cut this life off from there

00:03:04 Hold my breath as I wish more dear

00:03:08 Oh, please, God, wake me

00:03:11 It's like a piece of meat that keeps on living

00:03:17 Immigration so we can create a nation. 0.99

00:03:44 We don't have a nation at the moment.

00:03:45 We've got a halfway house to the world.

00:03:47 We need to be a nation.

00:03:48 Our people, Australians, we're a nation.

00:03:50 We're a folk.

00:03:51 And we need to keep it that way.

00:04:02 Me lying here like a freak and carnivore show.

00:04:08 He is the artless, lightless, wonder of the 20th century.

00:04:15 Sometimes in life, you have to fight.

00:04:45 Members and supporters of John Ayrn, our new nationalist group, which was formed for the purpose of representing authentic Irish nationalism in the 21st century. Everywhere we find IPAS centres, so-called protection centres. You see, they are not the kind of people who need protecting. Oh, we owe these people nothing. We owe these people nothing even if they were telling the truth. We are here for the determined will to see it and Ireland's voice will be heard.

00:05:11 We will also, we will also be ready to protect ourselves with as much violence as is necessary.

00:05:19 They're standing up with all the nations of Europe.

00:05:21 And at the very least, if we're going to go down, we're going to go down fighting our son, the heir, and pray.

00:05:27 I don't care if he's here

00:05:41 Legally or illegally

00:05:43 If he thinks he's here to stay

00:05:45 He's wrong

00:05:46 Because it's not his country 0.98

00:05:55 And it never will be his own 1.00

00:05:56 I'll spit in the face of these people as I go down I'm not gonna fucking I guess I'll just 0.99

00:06:12 fucking hang up you know my hat and I'll just wait for everything I care about and everything 1.00

00:06:17 I hold dear to just be ripped away from me I am already dead let's do we go back to your fucking 1.00

00:06:24 First up, Joel, there's a lot of talk about the Saturday rally. 0.98

00:06:33 What do you make of it? 0.71

00:06:35 Well, it's kind of ridiculous that the response to us protesting against Jewish lobbies, 0.50

00:06:42 advocacy, hate speech laws and other laws against political protest is to push for even

00:06:48 more laws against freedom of speech and even more laws against political protest.

00:06:53 It's supposed to be a liberal democracy, I thought.

00:06:54 We're trying to, you know, go by the rules of the democracy, register our political party, engage in peaceful protests.

00:07:00 We even notified the police and everything by the book.

00:07:03 And that's what you have in a free society, a difference of opinion.

00:07:07 So why can't we express our opinions to everybody else? 1.00

00:07:09 Big hole, niggers! 1.00

00:07:11 hello guys and welcome back to another episode of maple syrup and mayhem with me 0.99

00:07:23 oh wrong button anyways still fits um and speaking of joel davis who you saw in the last little

00:07:31 clip there of the intro he is still in prison um so for you know saying mean things on the internet

00:07:36 so and it's kind of relevant to what we're going to talk about today because

00:07:39 they are trying to bring this kind of uh bullshit to canada although i'm not quite sure we're at

00:07:46 that level yet but we're getting there and we're going to talk about it um especially the 0.95

00:07:50 bill c63 c22 i don't know it's changed because it was you know kibosh when it was bill c63 because 0.91

00:07:57 of the prorogation of parliament and now it's back i think it's now bill c22 i don't fucking 0.97

00:08:02 know it's called the bill to address online harm so we're gonna talk about that as well and like i

00:08:07 said maybe quell some of the you know paranoia around people I know I made jokes about it as

00:08:13 well saying that I'm going to I'm going to the gulag and you know what honestly I'm not mad at

00:08:20 it because listen if you're going to put me in jail for mean words then whatever I'll just live

00:08:25 like the immigrants do and I'll live on the the public dollar you know what I mean like I paid 1.00

00:08:29 into the tax basket for you know my entire working life since I was 16 years old so time to get some

00:08:36 of that back so you know what if you're gonna pay me to be racist and stuff like that and or pay for

00:08:40 my housing and my food you know because you think I'm racist then whatever let's go I'm all down for

00:08:46 it but again that's just catastrophizing again I was just kind of joking around about that but

00:08:51 it definitely has the potential to get to that point so we'll talk about that and we'll talk

00:08:58 about a couple other things it's been quite a crazy week as it seems to be lately in Canada

00:09:05 especially and you know how I know that because my favorite podcast Fleckus shout out to Fleckus

00:09:10 and Richard Ratboy talked about Canada quite a bit in their last podcast and you know that it's

00:09:15 getting pretty bad when American podcasts are talking about Canada because you know we're

00:09:20 really a blip on their radar usually so they're talking about us so that means things are

00:09:26 definitely getting bad so we'll talk about a few things and yeah that's basically it so

00:09:32 we're back. I'm healing. I'm getting back to 100%. Not that I was 100% before, but we're

00:09:39 getting to 100%, which is good. So first, we're going to talk about the Western Standard,

00:09:46 which is a good semi, I guess it is independent when you want to think when you think about

00:09:51 it, news outlet. And pretty much anybody that is not funded by the communist government

00:09:56 of Canada is considered an independent journalist. And most of the major news outlets, MSN or

00:10:02 mainstream media, if you want to call it, that is funded by the government. Obviously, the CBC

00:10:09 is the propaganda arm of the government. So this is a more independent media outlet, and they

00:10:15 tend to write about the things that the regular or mainstream media doesn't want to talk about.

00:10:21 This is an op-ed from Colin, is it Colin McLeod, I believe, just talking about the free speech

00:10:29 funeral how four liberal bills are quietly killing dissent um so it's bill c63 c9 c2 and c8

00:10:36 the online harms act um and basically what mcleod here is saying which if anybody who you know who

00:10:44 is a nationalist or or even i guess right wing um and isn't afraid to admit it is really a

00:10:50 surveillance a bill to you know implement a surveillance state designed to silence uh dissent

00:10:55 right or anyone who dares to push back similar obviously to uh the uk and australia so it's kind

00:11:04 of like australia is more targeted towards nationalist groups um and obviously you know

00:11:10 you can't say mean words you can't display what they deem to be hate which is something we're

00:11:14 going to talk about what is hate and and what does that mean um and how you can actually determine

00:11:20 that someone has hate in their heart uh when they're doing something and when they're saying

00:11:24 something and how you can punish that by you know basically it's kind of like how I think about it

00:11:30 is kind of like the field of psychiatry it's trial and error you don't know you can't see so how can

00:11:36 you say that someone has hate in their heart when they say I don't like Jews or I think that you

00:11:43 know Indians are ruining the country or something like that that doesn't mean I'm hateful it means

00:11:48 I'm observant so I'm not sure how they I mean that's a rhetorical question because they don't

00:11:54 really care I guess is what we should really say is that they don't really care if you have hate in

00:11:59 your heart or not they just want you to shut up basically and not criticize what they're doing

00:12:03 because god forbid if more people criticize it then you know maybe more people will wake up and 0.99

00:12:08 then they won't have their you know iron fist communist fucking ideology pushed through this 0.97

00:12:14 country so anyways um yeah it's Colin McLeod he's the author of a book called The Case for 0.96

00:12:20 Alberta's Independence I'm not even going to get into that because I don't you know I'm not on

00:12:24 board with the Alberta independence thing but like I said this op-ed was actually pretty informative

00:12:29 and it kind of breaks down the thing so you know it kind of quells a bit of the the panic although

00:12:35 you know they still kind of want people to be aware and to be uh observant and to just watch

00:12:42 for this stuff because I mean it's like when you give them an inch they take a mile kind of thing

00:12:46 right so once this gets pushed through no it may not affect me and you like the average you know

00:12:51 shit poster on x or the average person on you know here that that does a podcast and gets 100 views 0.53

00:12:58 or 200 views obviously it's going to go more after the irl people or the people who have a larger

00:13:03 following but that start it starts there right and then once you've quelled all the you know people

00:13:09 that have the large following then they're going to start going for the smaller people right

00:13:12 so we're going to go over this article the liberal government is pushing hard with a set of bills

00:13:17 like i said earlier say revise c63 c9 c2 and c8 and the seriously endangers free speech

00:13:25 and the right to protest my only argument with this is that people tend to believe that we're

00:13:33 like america and that we have free speech we don't have free speech in a constitution

00:13:38 or a bit like like america does so i don't know that we ever really had free speech i mean we had

00:13:45 some sort of semblance of it where you weren't punished for saying certain things but we do have

00:13:51 things in the criminal code that already will punish you for saying things that are you know

00:13:57 encouraging violence or something like that which is fine nobody's saying anything like that right

00:14:01 but they want to take it a step further and you know be that you can't insult certain people now

00:14:07 if you're a white person and you're getting insulted by another group of people that's

00:14:11 totally fine because according to them you can't be racist against white people which obviously

00:14:17 goes against the very definition of racism but anyways so they're saying that in you know it

00:14:22 endangers free speech it can be argued that we never really had it but whatever now it was rolled

00:14:27 out in out or revived between 2024 and 2025 and these proposals ramp up government oversight in

00:14:34 digital spaces financial dealings cyber security and even street level activism striking at the

00:14:40 part of our Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Again, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms is not really

00:14:46 worth the paper it's written on when they can use the notwithstanding clause, which they did during

00:14:50 the trucker's convoy. So when it doesn't mean anything, if the government can decide at any

00:14:56 time that there is some sort of emergency, like they did with COVID, like they did with the

00:15:02 trucker's convoy, that can override any of those rights. So really, do we have a Charter of Rights

00:15:07 and freedoms no we have a piece of paper that convinces us we do to try to keep us you know

00:15:13 in line and keep us believing that this country has very similar rights as the U.S. citizen does

00:15:21 but we don't so obviously you know the Colin McLeod here goes on to say that the cumulative

00:15:28 effect of these proposals heightened surveillance obviously well slapping harsh penalties for

00:15:33 expression and dissent and that creates an environment ripe for intimidation and of course

00:15:38 people holding back their views so we're going to break down he breaks down these bills and the

00:15:42 article somewhat and we'll even take it a step further I gathered a couple other different

00:15:47 articles and including what the actual bill it says on the government of Canada's website and

00:15:51 we'll kind of try to break it down in layman's terms I guess you can say because they like to

00:15:56 use governments like to use a lot of language because they do really assume that the people 0.98

00:16:00 they govern are stupid so they try to use all these you know words that they've taken out of 0.89

00:16:05 a book or a dictionary that really don't mean anything they're called fluff words I call them 1.00

00:16:08 so it's kind of like when you need to hit that word limit on your essay in university and you

00:16:13 just put in a bunch of fucking descriptor words to kind of fill out the the word or the yeah the 0.98

00:16:18 word level like the number of words that you need to have they really don't mean fucking anything 1.00

00:16:23 and it's just trying to make them sound smart and us sound stupid and this is a form of gaslighting 0.97

00:16:28 as well so starting with bill c63 the online harms act which like i said earlier fizzled out 1.00

00:16:34 after parliament was dissolved in 2025 was brought back by that fucking faggot minister 1.00

00:16:40 gibault or whatever the fuck his name is why is this guy and wasn't this guy a climate eco-terrorist 1.00

00:16:45 so this is what i mean like we'll get into that later too all the different kinds of people that 0.98

00:16:49 we have in our government that are making decisions for us is pretty fucking sad but the idea was to 0.94

00:16:55 to tackle nasty online content now this guy has been a big proponent of it because he's a weak 1.00

00:17:00 cunt okay he can't handle any kind of criticism because he's a soft fucking bitch and so he wants 1.00

00:17:07 to you know quell any kind of opinions of him or his government or his bullshit fucking climate 1.00

00:17:13 ideas and all this kind of stuff by punishing people or at least telling them they're going 0.98

00:17:18 to be punished so that they don't say anything now have you ever seen such a softer person in

00:17:23 your entire life like you're literally like well obviously he is a liberal but he's like a lefty 0.98

00:17:28 liberal fucking woman it goes way too far though because it sets up a digital safety commission 1.00

00:17:34 to watchdog online platforms over things like hate speech and child exploitation 0.99

00:17:38 and I want to make an important point here they they put child exploitation in this because they

00:17:44 want people to focus on that only right they want people to you know agree with it because of course

00:17:51 everybody's going to say no we don't want our childs to be exploited no we don't want you know

00:17:55 the harm because and they frame it this way but really what it is is because the government doesn't

00:18:00 care about our kids or the child exploitation they have pedophiles they protect pedophiles 1.00

00:18:04 in the government the new fucking floor crosser for the liberals her son is a pedophile and you 1.00

00:18:09 can bet that there was some kind of backhand deal to get her to cross the floor that involved 1.00

00:18:15 getting him off on a lighter sentence if anything if any sentence at all so it's not because they 0.99

00:18:21 want to protect the kids because they encourage pedophilia they love it they fucking protect 0.96

00:18:25 pedophiles so they would really do something solid like putting people in prison especially 0.99

00:18:29 all the nons and the immigrants that commit these crimes or deporting them better yet 1.00

00:18:33 but they don't so it's really more about quelling the dissent and the opinions that

00:18:39 may put them in an unsavory light or expose the truth about them.

00:18:45 What it does is it's suggesting to change the criminal code,

00:18:48 like giving someone a life sentence for pushing genocide.

00:18:52 Again, we have this stuff in the criminal code already.

00:18:56 Who is pushing for genocide?

00:18:58 And again, that is going to be up to their interpretation,

00:19:01 which is where it gets as a slippery slope.

00:19:03 And it brings hate speech back into the mix

00:19:05 under the Canadian Human Rights Act, right?

00:19:09 the pro well I have many problems with this but the problem with saying something is hate speech

00:19:14 is it's not like who determines what is hateful okay I get told on a daily basis to kill myself 1.00

00:19:22 to you know whatever go fuck myself that I'm a whore that I'm this I'm that I'm a pig all this 1.00

00:19:27 stuff and I could argue that that is hate speech to me but I'm not a soft fucking bitch cunt so I 1.00

00:19:33 just let it roll off my back like most adults should do right it's online if I don't like it 1.00

00:19:39 I can just turn the fucking computer off. 0.99

00:19:41 It's not a big deal. 0.99

00:19:42 But to them, because you're not criticizing the white person,

00:19:46 then it is a big deal.

00:19:47 Because God forbid, more white people in Canada wake up 1.00

00:19:51 and realize that we're being taken over. 0.62

00:19:55 They're, of course, targeting the platform.

00:19:57 So this is a form of intimidation as well.

00:19:58 They're targeting the platforms, like X, for example, would be one,

00:20:02 trying to force them to ban or, you know, quell the dissent

00:20:07 or get hit with fines of up to 6%.

00:20:10 Well, first of all, X is an American company.

00:20:13 So I'm not sure how Canada can force X to do something

00:20:17 and then expect that they're going to pay a 6% fine.

00:20:21 I'm not sure how that works.

00:20:22 You can't enforce Canadian laws on an American company. 0.94

00:20:26 But maybe I'm just stupid, but I'm pretty sure you can't do that. 0.66

00:20:33 And the problem, according to Mr. McLeod here, 0.94

00:20:36 says that its fuzzy take on hate speech, like I just said, might catch honest critiques of policy

00:20:41 or heated cultural talks on the net, leading companies to shut down voices preemptively

00:20:46 and shutting off real debate online. A good example of this, I mean, maybe not of critiques,

00:20:52 but the most recent thing that the anti-hate network, which is also funded by the government

00:20:58 as well. And if you want to get a breakdown of the nefarious shit that anti-hate is up to with 0.69

00:21:04 the government's help listen to the uh rumble video i uploaded we did an x space with um 0.91

00:21:11 the ferryman or alex rather um who gave a really good breakdown about how you know how this came

00:21:19 to be how like they use potentially how the government intelligence agency gave information 0.84

00:21:26 to a fucking sloppulous blogger um who then you know used it to dox people and give their 0.98

00:21:31 private information so there's a good breakdown of that but that's basically uh what I'm getting 0.95

00:21:38 at as far as that goes but also there was a it was exposed recently by that those same people

00:21:43 the anti-hate uh network which I would call pro-hate not anti-hate but anyways um they

00:21:50 exposed somebody in the Canadian military for being on a web or I guess it's a dating site

00:21:55 website called white date now somebody broke it down and i will put it in here um the the tweet

00:22:02 because somebody broke it down in a tweet basically that all other forms of dating sites for different

00:22:08 ethnic groups are permitted in canada and people are not being exposed for being on those like

00:22:14 muslim date like you know j date for jewish people all this kind of stuff that's totally okay

00:22:20 according to our government but then somebody who happened to be in the military was on a

00:22:25 site that was for you to find somebody who is like there's nothing wrong with wanting to date

00:22:30 with inside your race other races do it all the time but it is a problem for you if you're white 0.97

00:22:35 in canada and i guess in most western countries right now so they went to try to ruin this guy's

00:22:42 career and uh you know his his tarnish his image and his name all because he was on a website that

00:22:48 you know was seeking out for other white people because that is his preference

00:22:52 so that that's a good example of you know them saying they're saying it's hateful right it's

00:22:59 part of hate speech and it's you know it's a cultural talk like you can't even have your

00:23:03 own cultural preferences anymore in Canada without being crucified for it on the public forum

00:23:09 so that's basically the c60 that that's a short summary of the c63 which we're going to get into

00:23:17 more about because the other things I don't really they're not as big of an issue I guess

00:23:21 But the C9 was tabled last year, 2025.

00:23:26 It's called Combating Hate Act.

00:23:27 It tweaks the criminal code to make hate propaganda cases easier to pursue by ditching the need for attorney general approval, which obviously opens the door to biased enforcement.

00:23:37 So what they mean here, this is very similar to what Australia has done.

00:23:40 So you cannot wear anything that they may consider, the Jews especially, may consider hateful.

00:23:46 So anything that makes reference to World War II, you know, Germany, you know, Hitler, National Socialism, you know, anything that, and we all know how sensitive Jews are.

00:23:58 They kvetch over everything.

00:24:00 Everything is offensive to them, except for pedophilia and degeneracy, which is kind of ironic, but it obviously will lead to bias enforcement, and that's what's going to happen.

00:24:10 So we've seen it happen in Australia, and this is what they're trying to push here.

00:24:13 so you know if i wear a t-shirt that says you know i whatever white pride for example that

00:24:20 could be considered hate propaganda right so it also adds new offenses for messing with access

00:24:25 to religious or cultural spots with penalties reaching 10 years in prison for what's seen as

00:24:30 intimidation now this i think is targeted more because white people we don't do this right what

00:24:35 nationalists canadian nationalists don't go to synagogues don't go to mosques and you know do

00:24:40 anything. So I'm pretty sure this is targeting the Muslims, right? This is the Jews trying to 1.00

00:24:46 target the Muslims because, you know, they will protest outside synagogues. Supposedly all these 1.00

00:24:50 synagogues have been, you know, attacked and like, you know, shot up and vandalized and stuff like

00:24:57 that when we all know it's usually false flag and committed by the Jews themselves. But this is what 0.91

00:25:02 I think that is more so targeting. Now, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, they're

00:25:09 sounding alarms obviously which god love them but they've been sounding alarms for this since

00:25:15 covid like since that started they've been sounding alarms but really nothing ever gets

00:25:19 done so i'm not sure what their like their goal or their purpose is like it's great that they're

00:25:24 there but like it doesn't seem like they're able to achieve anything so you know i don't know

00:25:28 so they're basically saying what is actually peaceful protests could be turned into criminal

00:25:33 acts canada has a rich history of protests from the freedom convoy to others but of course c9's 1.00

00:25:39 loose language is designed to squash that kind of on-the-ground activism so again it's just you

00:25:44 know i get more so like i said with the exception of the truckers convoy this is probably more so

00:25:49 targeting to the muslims because they tend to be the ones that you know will protest the jewish 1.00

00:25:54 bullshit so outside synagogues and stuff now the other two bills c2 and c8 take things further by 0.98

00:26:01 prying into private lives which is a way to track activities tied to free expression c2 dropped with 0.97

00:26:07 the Strong Borders Act. 0.96

00:26:08 Now, this is fucking hilarious to me. 0.98

00:26:11 I find this absolutely hilarious 0.96

00:26:13 because according to the, at the time,

00:26:16 the immigration minister, Mark Miller,

00:26:18 they weren't even checking the background criminal

00:26:21 or doing criminal background checks

00:26:22 for temporary foreign or students rather coming in

00:26:25 because it was too difficult and time-consuming

00:26:29 and that the places they were coming from, India,

00:26:33 didn't have robust criminal data tracking

00:26:36 of stuff like that. 0.99

00:26:37 So they like to say strong borders, strong borders against what you guys are fucking letting these people in. 0.97

00:26:42 So what do we need strong borders for? We don't have like it's a joke, right? 0.97

00:26:46 Like, who are you talking to about this? Who are you referring to?

00:26:52 So it basically beefs up anti-money laundering rules. 0.99

00:26:56 Again, hilarious because the Canadian government is one of the biggest money launderers in the fucking world. 0.96

00:27:01 So but it applies to you, not them. Right. That's the difference. Right. 1.00

00:27:04 So it's so you can't say anything about them

00:27:06 doing their money laundering

00:27:07 and they can maybe make up something about you

00:27:10 that, you know, will put you in jail.

00:27:13 It lets Vintrack grab subscriber info without warrants

00:27:16 and share it widely with police

00:27:17 plus outlawing big cash transactions

00:27:20 sold as a border protection measure.

00:27:22 It could easily tag donations to activist outfits

00:27:24 as terrorist financing.

00:27:26 This is what they did during the truckers convoy.

00:27:28 There was some people who had their bank accounts taken

00:27:31 because they donated to, um, the truckers. I myself had my, uh, what do you call it?

00:27:40 What is it called? The account, not, not the fucking, what is that account called? 0.96

00:27:51 I myself had my crypto wallet shut down because I refused to divulge who I donated money to, 0.97

00:27:56 from my crypto wallet. So I mean, and again, it didn't really affect me that much. It's not like

00:28:01 I had a ton of money in there. But I'm just saying that's just an example. Imagine if it was my real

00:28:06 actual bank account that I use every single day, which some people did experience.

00:28:12 And the big cash transaction thing, this has already been happening, because I know a lot

00:28:16 of people have said this already. And it happened to somebody I know as well. When you go into the

00:28:20 bank, and you want to withdraw a large sum of money for whatever reason, like say you want to 0.87

00:28:23 go buy a car for cash or you want to i don't know fucking pay for a trip with cash uh whatever it is 0.98

00:28:29 they question you like you're a fucking criminal as to what you're going to do with that money and 0.99

00:28:34 why you need that kind of money so they like to frame this as oh well it's terrorist financing 1.00

00:28:39 why would a fucking white canadian coming into the bank be using money to send to a terrorist 0.99

00:28:44 organization like it doesn't make any sense but it's just so they can control where you're sending 1.00

00:28:48 your money and then they can say that you're sending it to a terrorist if i wanted to donate

00:28:52 to an active club for example or uh the dominion society for example if i wanted to do that they

00:28:57 can you know push that and say well you're funding a terrorist organization and then the last one is

00:29:02 cyber security with the critical cyber systems protection act and see what i mean when they use

00:29:07 these words to make it sound like it's super serious guys so for areas like telecom and

00:29:12 financing demanding quick incident reports within 72 hours obedience to government orders and fines

00:29:17 of up to 15 million for slip-ups they go on to say the danger here is that it could spill over

00:29:24 into watching online planning for events near key sites mixing up real security with clamping down

00:29:29 on opposition of course this is exactly what they want to do right uh for example matt mp matt

00:29:36 strauss who i want to say this guy like i said i don't like any of the politicians but he has been

00:29:41 been very vocal he was a doctor I'm pretty sure is a doctor um he was very vocal during COVID

00:29:47 because he also experienced you know challenges because of not agreeing with the common narrative 0.98

00:29:53 that COVID is a deadly fucking disease so and that it wasn't fucking man-made and it wasn't 0.89

00:29:58 a psyop pulled on the people so he uh you know said that it let the sorry he warned that the 0.99

00:30:05 bill lets the minister disconnect anyone from the internet without trial or warrant and orders can

00:30:09 include gag clauses bearing disclosure of the action itself, calling it the Emergency Measures

00:30:15 Act on steroids, only it's permanent and secret. What this means in layman's terms is basically,

00:30:21 if they think that you're participating in naughty activities online, like, you know,

00:30:25 posting nationalist rhetoric or, you know, part of a group, maybe a group that they deem to be

00:30:33 terrorist organization they can basically shut down your internet and refute like you wouldn't 0.98

00:30:39 have any access to anything now we all know without the internet nowadays you can't do shit

00:30:44 even if you wanted to because everything has been digitalized since the covid scan

00:30:48 so that's a way of basically taking away your life like if you have a job if you you know anything

00:30:55 banking everything is done online now so it's basically a way of ruining your life without it

00:31:00 sounding like they're ruining your life. You know what I mean? So that was a good little summary from

00:31:08 the Western Standard, but then I wanted to dig further. So I, the BC Civil Liberties basically

00:31:13 made a commentary on their website about Bill C-63 and why it alarms them. And they have broke it

00:31:21 down a little bit further. This is more specific to Bill C-63 and not the other ones, but it's

00:31:27 basically developing online project sorry developing online protections for privacy and

00:31:33 against harmful online activity has been long awaited what is harmful online activity again

00:31:38 they don't define this right they don't want to define it and the reason they don't define it

00:31:42 is because they want it to be very vague so that they can charge you with whatever they want

00:31:46 so it's an omnibus bill a type of bill which combines a range of separate issues and currently

00:31:52 has four distinct parts and this is also important because like I said they try to

00:31:56 they did this on purpose so that people would be focused on the one part which is

00:32:01 so they split it up into multiple parts because they want people to focus on the part that

00:32:08 obviously would capture people which is the internet child pornography part right because

00:32:13 they're trying to present this as a way to protect our kids when parents could just be 0.99

00:32:19 fucking parents and not worry about the government policing what your kids view online but they do it 0.98

00:32:24 this way because they want us to believe that they're what they're doing is a good thing 0.99

00:32:27 so obviously the british columbia civil rights opinion there are welcome developments in part

00:32:34 one and four obviously and this is what they do right they put these two things in there

00:32:38 so people will gloss over the real fucking uh rights like the real the real danger to our 0.82

00:32:44 rights and whatever you want to say which is parts two and three so we'll go over for posterity 0.62

00:32:51 we'll go over the four different parts part one proposes to address the issue of online harms for

00:32:56 example non-consensual distribution of intimate images content that includes children to harm

00:33:01 themselves and content that incites violence or terrorism again we already have laws in the

00:33:06 criminal code that address these issues part two proposes to make several amendments to the criminal

00:33:13 code increasing penalties for hate speech related crimes the worst among these being a life

00:33:19 imprisonment as a potential penalty for all crimes and all federal offenses if a new hate motivation

00:33:24 offense is attached it would also include introduce a new peace bond that aims to restrict people from

00:33:30 potentially hateful behavior before they have done anything illegal so potentially hateful behavior

00:33:36 think about these words think about what these words mean potentially hateful who determines what 0.99

00:33:41 is hateful I can decide that what you say to me is hateful and it could be just you just fucking 0.97

00:33:47 made a joke you just insulted me about something I could say well that was hateful to me so it's 0.96

00:33:52 very fucking nuanced like where it's vague and like they can just decide what is hateful or not 0.94

00:33:57 there's no such thing as hate speech okay it's a made-up term the only thing there is is violent 0.98

00:34:03 or threats violent speech or threats right not hate speech so but they're trying to make it a

00:34:08 thing. Part three will reintroduce a section of the Canadian Human Rights Act to enable human

00:34:13 rights complaints for internet communications. So if anybody knows about the tribunal, the Canadian

00:34:19 Human Rights Tribunal, it's a fucking joke, okay? Like there is a loony troon that has gone there 1.00

00:34:24 multiple times because he, I know one time a salon wouldn't wax his fucking balls because 1.00

00:34:30 they were, it's a woman's salon, right? A woman's, you know, waxing place. And because this fucking 1.00

00:34:36 clown identifies as a woman because he's mentally ill he lodged a complaint so this is what i mean 1.00

00:34:43 this is what our tax dollars are paying for this nonsense fucking bullshit that they keep you know 1.00

00:34:47 claiming is you know against their human rights and then part four will create mandatory reporting 0.99

00:34:55 measures for internet child pornography obviously this sounds good right and again i'm sure there

00:35:01 is something in the criminal code that already addresses this most people i would think you know

00:35:06 at least canadians with a moral compass would report child pornography anyways so you don't

00:35:13 have to make it mandatory like most people unless they're part of it would report it anyway

00:35:18 so in their opinion like i said they uh well i said there's some welcome developments in parts

00:35:25 1 and 4. However, parts 2 and 3 are problematic. Now, let's go back to, they go and do a deep

00:35:33 dive on parts 2 and 3. So, in part 3, complainants, actually, let's read what they said here,

00:35:42 sorry. In part 3, so in the BCCLA's view, the reintroduction of a problematic section of the

00:35:50 Canadian Human Rights Act would only serve to flood the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal with

00:35:55 complaints beyond its capacity. Like I just mentioned, the complaint from the Looney

00:35:59 Troon, which I'm sure happens more often than we know, about the fact that a salon that 0.88

00:36:06 caters to women with, you know, women body parts, vaginas, for example, would not wax 1.00

00:36:12 his balls. So that's, again, a trivial complaint that would put any, you know, organization 0.99

00:36:19 beyond its capacity dealing with. But they want this to be part of it. Countless insults

00:36:24 offensive remarks, threats, and generally problematic statements are posted daily on

00:36:28 social media. And of course, the tribunal can't possibly sort through them all or even through

00:36:33 the fraction of complaints that would likely be filed. So this is actually why I don't think that

00:36:38 like people like me, you know, like just average, you know, small time shit posters are going to go 0.98

00:36:43 to jail for anything. But it is very problematic for larger accounts and for people who might say 0.92

00:36:48 this IRL, right? And according to part three of Bill C-63, complainants could request to be

00:36:56 anonymous, so you can't even face your accuser, or could potentially include a large number of

00:37:02 people who see a viral post, while the tribunal's monetary rewards could rise to $20,000. Again,

00:37:09 money grab, money laundering bullshit. And of course, there's a real danger people will use 0.99

00:37:13 this new provision to gain money. Of course, we all know that's what the immigrants like to do 1.00

00:37:17 when they come here. Like there's many stories I've heard about them. And I've even experienced

00:37:21 it as a boss in an organization where, you know, immigrants come here and they get onto the whole 0.99

00:37:28 WSIB scam, which is the workplace injury scam. So they work for a couple months and then all

00:37:33 of a sudden they get injured and then they're on WSIB for a couple of years. So it's the same

00:37:37 kind of idea, right? If there's a scam, the Indians will find it. Given how ineffective this would be, 1.00

00:37:45 the BCCLA has also urged the government to sever part three. They ain't going to do shit about that. 0.69

00:37:51 So now back to part two, which is the most deeply alarming and problematic in which 0.55

00:37:55 they believe the BCCLA should not be enacted. The overreaches of the criminal code provisions

00:38:00 under part two have a major point of concern across Canada with strong opposition from

00:38:04 advocacy groups across a wide political and social spectrum. Again, that's great,

00:38:11 but the government doesn't listen. We've seen that. They don't listen. They don't care. They

00:38:14 just do what they want to do because at the end of the day we only really have two choices worse

00:38:19 and or worse bad and worse like basically when it comes to government uh position or selection 0.99

00:38:25 when we when we decide who's going to govern us we either go with the fucking shitty one or the 0.99

00:38:30 even more shitty one so it's really our hands are tied so they know they can do whatever they want 0.99

00:38:34 because there's really not a whole lot we can do about it politically they feel that the part two

00:38:41 of bill c63 will create draconian rules yes causing chilling effects on free expression

00:38:46 meaning that people may fear speaking out even when they have a constitutional right to do so

00:38:50 this i want to go i want to go to the footnote here because i don't believe we have

00:38:56 okay it came from an article because i don't believe we have we remember when we don't have

00:39:00 really a constitution like in the same way the u.s does um and again like i said before i don't

00:39:06 really think free speech was part of that especially when you have something called a

00:39:10 notwithstanding clause in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Again, I'm willing to be proven

00:39:15 wrong on that. So it'll distract from the needed debate and discussions on part one and four of

00:39:21 the bill. More than this, the BCCLA feels that part two will likely harm some of the people who

00:39:26 are most often targeted by hatred who this bill purports to protect. I'm not sure who they're

00:39:31 referring to here, probably Jews, because I wouldn't be surprised if there's many Jews in

00:39:34 this organization. But again, it really, at the end of the day, it harms everybody here. Because

00:39:41 if you can't express an opinion about something, it doesn't matter. Like I said, if I don't like

00:39:45 a certain person, if I don't like it, it doesn't fucking matter on the grand scale of things. I 0.91

00:39:50 should be able to choose who I like and who I dislike. And I shouldn't have to justify any

00:39:54 reason for that. Now, when it comes to committing harm to those people or threatening, that's a

00:39:58 different story which the the criminal code of canada deals with on its own so this is their

00:40:04 first they do a three-part deep dive into bill c63 i'm not going to go through the whole thing

00:40:08 because i've already been going on a long time about this but it basically introduces a new

00:40:13 hate motivation offense which could create penalties up to life imprisonment for any crime

00:40:18 or federal offense if it's been motivated by hate so if found to be motivated by hate this is

00:40:22 important how are you going to find if something was motivated by hate we already have hate crime

00:40:29 thing in the bill or the criminal code so yes if I you know commit a actual crime against a group

00:40:36 and I have tons of documentation saying that I hate that group and I want to commit a crime

00:40:40 against that group just for being that group that's different but how do you know if something

00:40:46 I say on the internet has been motivated by hate maybe I just think it's funny so this is where the

00:40:52 slippery slope right comes in this means spray painting racist words on a wall can be considered

00:40:57 as bad as murder and we we know this because we've seen how many people like the recent story of the

00:41:03 black guy who got off on murdering or not got off but got a reduced sentence on murdering his 0.56

00:41:08 girlfriend in cold blood because he was black and the judge literally said that so we all know who 0.96

00:41:15 this is really going to harm and who it's really going to target and of course it could make it

00:41:21 worse more punishable than sexual assault which is another thing we know we've experienced

00:41:25 that people don't go to jail for here if you're of a certain demographic here which meaning non-white 1.00

00:41:30 and they go on to say what I had already said that it's unnecessary because it's already an

00:41:38 aggregating factor in that can lead to higher sentences in the criminal code of Canada already

00:41:43 so it's called willful promotion of hatred and willful promotion of anti-semitism isn't it funny

00:41:48 that they have to have a separate thing for anti-Semitism.

00:41:51 Like, wouldn't hatred just be hatred against all groups?

00:41:53 But no, no, no, no.

00:41:54 The Jews need to have a special thing specifically for anti-Semitism 1.00

00:41:58 because it's such a huge issue.

00:42:00 And, you know, many people will say, and I tend to agree,

00:42:02 that the biggest cause of this kind of behavior

00:42:04 or the biggest cause of anti-Semitism is Jewish behavior.

00:42:09 These things don't exist in a vacuum.

00:42:10 Most people have these views because of some sort of experience that they've had

00:42:15 or, you know, something that they, some knowledge that they have gained.

00:42:21 They also have criminal offenses for harassment, nuisance, mischief, assault,

00:42:25 non-consensual distribution of intimate images, aiding and abetting serious crimes,

00:42:30 and other problematic behaviors connected to hatred.

00:42:33 So it's just the issue is that they're not being enforced, right?

00:42:37 So much like a lot of the crimes here in Canada, unless you're, you know,

00:42:41 if you're a white person, obviously any kind of crime you do,

00:42:43 you're going to get the book thrown at you. But the reality is most of the crimes here are not

00:42:49 being committed by Canadians or white people in this country. So yeah, it seems like a lot of 0.98

00:42:54 these things aren't being enforced because these, you know, immigrants are walking or invaders are 1.00

00:42:59 walking off with a lower sentence because God forbid that they get deported because our criminal

00:43:03 code also includes that or I guess I think it's part of the criminal code. But basically, if you

00:43:09 are not a canadian citizen and you commit a crime if you're sentenced to a certain amount of time

00:43:14 you are automatically deported hence the humboldt broncos driver why he's been ordered to be

00:43:20 deported because he was sentenced to more than two years so they're not yeah for the most people

00:43:25 they aren't being enforced because the people committing the crimes are not canadians and they

00:43:30 will only enforce these laws against the white canadian person so that i mean you can go look

00:43:37 into that that's again what is it the bc civil rights or civil liberties association it's a

00:43:43 pretty long uh dive and i'm not going to bore everybody with it but that is a bit more of a

00:43:49 breakdown of the bill c63 which is why i don't think that like i said the average ship poster

00:43:54 is going to necessarily go to jail for it yet but this opens the door for it to become

00:43:59 more you know specific and target the the little you know guy on the internet

00:44:04 now i'm just going to show this i'm not going to go into it because it basically just repeats

00:44:11 what i just said but this is the actual government of canada showing what they say the proposed bill

00:44:16 to address online harms and the reason why i wanted to show it to show it to you is because

00:44:21 they always try to i don't know if it's gaslighting or just try to you know

00:44:27 fool everybody into thinking that it's not about what it really is about so they tend to

00:44:34 use this sexually exploit children and promote self-harm to children, et cetera, et cetera,

00:44:38 as the first two things, because they want people, they know that most people are not going to read

00:44:43 the whole thing, right? They're going to read the, you know, the first few, and that's just human

00:44:47 nature. So they're going to read the first few things and they're going to be like, wow, you

00:44:50 know, sexually exploit children. Yeah, yeah, of course we don't want that. And promote self-harm

00:44:54 to children. No, we don't want that either. And put people's safety at risk, right? But it's not

00:44:59 really about that because, like I've said 3,000 times already, this stuff already exists in the

00:45:04 Criminal Code of Canada. Now, Bill C-63 did die on the order paper with the dissolution of Parliament

00:45:12 in January of 2025, but of course, it's come back, and I believe now it might be called,

00:45:18 I don't know if it's called Bill C-22 now or if it's just, it's the same, but it's, you know,

00:45:22 still called the Online Harms Bill. So that's where we're at with that, and we're going to get

00:45:28 into some other of the crazy shit. So this is what our government's focused on right now, 0.98

00:45:33 focused on silencing people that are noticing things about this country. And some of the

00:45:39 things we notice are the following. All right, let's talk corruption. This is one of the biggest

00:45:47 things the Canadian government is good at doing and not just federal government, but the provincial

00:45:51 government as well so we have a couple recent incidences of corruption um we're gonna talk

00:45:58 about hold on i'm gonna share this with you so judo news said uh posted this on september 9th

00:46:04 2024 carney was appointed trudeau's advisor days later telesat led by carney's friend

00:46:11 received a 2.14 billion loan for satellites on january 6 2025 trudeau prorogued parliament

00:46:19 blocking any critics of that. And Telesat, who is now accused of fraud, secured another contract

00:46:26 worth billions. So let's hear what they have to say about that. The Defense Investments Agency's

00:46:32 first contract that it awarded was for military satellite technologies in the Arctic, a project

00:46:39 that could be worth up to $5 billion. Now, just weeks ago, news broke that Telesat, one of the

00:46:47 companies you awarded this contract to is now being sued for fraud by creditors what due

00:46:55 diligence was or was not undertaken in awarding a contract of this value

00:47:00 i wasn't part of the due diligence process i can confirm that what you described actually

00:47:07 happened we did award a strategic partnership with teleset mda to provide mill grades.com

00:47:11 to the canadian armed forces um i don't have a comment i might be able to pass it to to

00:47:16 to comment on it on the specifics or question now does that not concern anybody that the

00:47:23 minister this is supposedly the minister of defense has no idea about any kind of military

00:47:29 contract or what is is you know contained in this military contract or any kind of fraud or 0.99

00:47:34 corruption of any kind of military contract they gave out isn't that a bitch like i can't 1.00

00:47:39 fucking believe that shit yeah so a strategic partnership that we awarded and so this is um 0.99

00:47:47 still a work in program and strategic partnership is a code word for corruption and uh money 0.99

00:47:55 laundering and scam in terms of progressing uh through all the steps but we we do do our due

00:48:01 diligence i would just point out that this is still not determined you know so some so they're 0.71

00:48:06 still like what like what due diligence do you fucking do because this seems to happen quite a 0.90

00:48:12 bit so I'm pretty sure if you were doing any kind of due diligence this wouldn't happen as often as 0.95

00:48:17 it does the process that this has to go through as well in terms of the accusations and so we

00:48:24 have done our due diligence thank you so perhaps what I will ask then is do you not check a company

00:48:32 standing with creditors ahead of awarding multi-billion dollar contracts i would also ask

00:48:38 if telesat is unable to pay for debt they owe how do you expect them to fulfill their contractual

00:48:45 obligations to this project so this these this is the lawsuit that is alleging telesat has billions

00:48:53 of dollars of loans that are maturing what is the contingency should this actually come

00:48:59 to fruition your question so all the due diligence will continue and we will work with our clients

00:49:07 to determine a contingency thank you so basically a lot of bullshit word salad to say they're going 0.96

00:49:13 to do absolutely fucking nothing because the money and i mean we all remember the arrive can 0.97

00:49:19 um scandal right there they granted huge millions maybe even more billion dollar contract 0.99

00:49:27 to a company that employed two fucking people okay and this also came up recently and this is 0.95

00:49:33 also another belief as to why that recent uh conservative mp crossed the floor to the liberals 0.97

00:49:39 because of a contract that her come her husband owned some sort of company in the arctic or the

00:49:44 northwest territories and they were granted a recent contract and i'm not sure if that's the

00:49:48 same telesat i could i didn't dig that deep into it which probably i should have but i didn't so

00:49:53 again this is the kind of due diligence they do and they have no answer for it it's just that

00:49:58 well we did we did trust us bro trust us and then of course we talked about the government

00:50:06 tabling the new internet monitoring bill well somebody made a post and i thought this was

00:50:11 really great and i i want to definitely do a deeper dive into this but so they forced through

00:50:16 the hate speech law without any debate and now they want you to be able to go back an entire

00:50:21 year to charge you meanwhile they change their own access to information act so that their text

00:50:27 messages auto delete after 15 days and their emails auto delete after 30 so if you don't find

00:50:34 out about anything in those 30 days and request access to information it's gone right so this

00:50:42 sorry this twitter account the government of canada is just rogue state actors which should

00:50:46 be ignored and become ungovernable yeah exactly because it's rules for thee and not for me that 0.96

00:50:52 that's how this government operates right and we all just sit there and fucking take it because 0.81

00:50:57 again there's probably not a political solution but you know on the other hand they can't put 0.98

00:51:03 all of us in fucking jail so on that same token of scamming or you know what do you want to call 0.94

00:51:14 it corruption i guess i should say this is more particular to the ontario government who you know 1.00

00:51:19 the head of the ontario uh province the province of ontario is a former drug dealer fucking fat 1.00

00:51:26 piece of shit that doesn't fucking is cares nothing about the people that he governs um is 1.00

00:51:30 more interested in you know getting a fucking ting sing horton's fucking egg sandwich in the 1.00

00:51:35 morning as he is about what's going on and under his fucking nose and he is a lot he is part of a 0.99

00:51:41 lot of these uh corruption issues that have come up so anyway the ontario government has indicated 0.97

00:51:46 that it's going to introduce legislation exempting the premier doug ford the provincial cabinet and

00:51:53 its offices from foia requests so freedom of information requests and if this legislation

00:51:59 passes the ontario government will be effectively insulated from public scrutiny major government

00:52:05 decisions affecting more than 14 million citizens because that's how many people live here 0.99

00:52:09 not including all the fucking illegal invaders will be made behind an impermanable veil of 0.99

00:52:15 secrecy so of course the justice center for constitutional freedoms is you know i speaking 0.97

00:52:22 out against this i don't know you know if there's really anything they can do in the courts about

00:52:26 this they're encouraging you to reach out to your mpp yeah you can but at the end of the day they 0.81

00:52:31 don't give a fuck so the political system in canada is wrought from the top to the bottom 0.98

00:52:36 right there it's rotted through so it doesn't matter who you contact or everything it's just 0.99

00:52:41 pure rot so sure if you want to waste the time writing an email if you want to you know go for

00:52:48 it you know by all means but it really isn't going to do anything because they don't care

00:52:53 at the end of the day and that's what people need to realize they don't care so there's a full

00:52:57 article on this in the globe and mail if you care to read it but uh yeah and i wouldn't be surprised

00:53:03 if this passes because old Dougie there has a majority

00:53:05 government so

00:53:06 and now we have Kearney

00:53:09 Clowney as I like to call it

00:53:11 Prime Minister Clowney got caught

00:53:13 giving a $200 million sweetheart deal

00:53:15 sweetheart loan to liberal

00:53:17 insiders including family members of

00:53:19 former cabinet ministers and of course

00:53:21 now they're in full cover up mode refusing

00:53:23 to release the terms of the loan

00:53:25 this is a clip from

00:53:27 conservative MP Michael Cooper

00:53:29 we'll listen to what he has to

00:53:31 say. But again, it shouldn't surprise anybody because this is just normal behavior. And I don't

00:53:36 even want to say it's confined to the Liberals, although they tend to be the biggest perpetrators

00:53:40 of this currently anyways. But I'm sure that there's many instances of the Conservatives

00:53:44 doing this as well. The Liberals handed out a $200 million below market value loan to a company

00:53:51 to build a wind farm in Nova Scotia. It turns out that the chair of the company is the former

00:53:57 leader of the nova scotia liberal party and three of the directors are close family members of former

00:54:03 liberal mps so given that are we to believe that it is just a coincidence that this cabal

00:54:10 of liberal insiders received this 200 million dollar sweetheart loan here here

00:54:17 the honorable minister of energy and natural resources i know the member opposite likes to

00:54:23 think about cabals and conspiracies maybe he should talk to the conservative premier of nova

00:54:28 scotia who stood beside us and said this was one of the best projects he's ever seen mr speaker

00:54:34 thank you very much honorable member for st albert sturgeon river mr speaker we're talking about a

00:54:42 200 million dollar sweetheart loan to liberal insiders canadians deserve to know that their

00:54:49 tax dollars are not being handed out

00:54:51 on the basis of political connections

00:54:53 to this government. So, if

00:54:55 in fact everything is above

00:54:57 board, the Liberals should have no trouble

00:54:59 releasing all of the documents

00:55:01 and all of the terms of the loan.

00:55:03 Will they?

00:55:06 This is a common

00:55:07 trope of the Liberals too, as well, is to

00:55:09 not release any details of anything.

00:55:11 And their supporters are so 1.00

00:55:13 fucking brainwashed. 1.00

00:55:15 I mean, this is typical of any kind of lefty 1.00

00:55:17 leaning person.

00:55:19 especially women um that they don't really care because it's all surface for them surface level 0.97

00:55:25 like they you know again we go back to when trudeau initially was elected right it was because he was

00:55:29 good looking a lot of the women that was their biggest thing oh well he's you know good looking

00:55:33 and he's young like they don't really care about the effect it's going to have on them because

00:55:37 like i said they've been brainwashed through you know years of indoctrination and post-secondary

00:55:42 institutions but also because a lot of it doesn't affect these people because they're you know they

00:55:46 have money or they don't work or you know they're just uh rich trust fund babies and stuff like that

00:55:52 so this dog i'm sorry every day the honorable minister speaker what this is is a large megawatt

00:56:02 wind farm that's producing thousands of jobs in ontario in nova scotia giving giving uh the

00:56:10 opportunity of people from nova scotia to buy renewable power this is good for nova scotia

00:56:15 That's why the Premier of Nova Scotia stood beside it and said it was a great project.

00:56:21 So speaking of wind farms, so you'll notice too, another one of the liberal tactics is to astroturf or divert things, right, away from it.

00:56:31 What do you call it? Red herring. Send out red herrings and stuff like that. 0.77

00:56:34 So first of all, wind farms are infinitely more costly than what they, you know, they benefit.

00:56:40 So then with the money they save, they don't save more than what they cost.

00:56:43 so a lot of times they are you know again dismantled the cost of maintaining them is

00:56:49 astronomical and it's not worth it right so anytime I see some sort of you know investment

00:56:54 or some sort of donation or whatever you want to call a tax money to any kind of wind farm

00:56:59 I automatically assume it's a money laundering thing because they are not worth the upkeep of

00:57:04 them and we all know like there's been many of them dismantled in Ontario already because the

00:57:10 the cost of keeping them running they depend heavily also on oil to keep them operating which

00:57:17 is the very thing they're supposed to be avoiding so I automatically assume that it is a you know

00:57:23 kind of money laundering operation or they want to you know somehow divert money to somebody else 1.00

00:57:28 it's never for it's never for the true purpose or they're just really that stupid and they just 0.99

00:57:33 want to throw our money away I mean I guess it doesn't matter to them right it's not their money 0.96

00:57:36 And then finally, in corruption, on that theme of corruption, the majority of immigrants seeking Canadian citizenship will apply, or apply, fuck, I'm getting heated, I can't even talk, will apply completely through a self-administered online citizenship test, which will then be permitted three attempts to pass. 0.99

00:57:55 Are you fucking kidding me? 0.99

00:57:57 So you want to come to this country so much because you love it, and it takes you three fucking attempts to pass it? 0.99

00:58:05 And it's online, which means you probably got some fucking immigration consultant sitting next to you, helping you fill it out. 1.00

00:58:10 It's disgusting. 1.00

00:58:12 It's disgusting.

00:58:13 And this is why there should be absolutely none.

00:58:15 Okay?

00:58:16 No non-European immigration to this country, because only Europeans have the same, you know, at least loosely, same moral framework, the same kind of, how would you put it, way of living, same religion as us, and all this kind of stuff.

00:58:31 This, again, I find is corrupt.

00:58:33 This is treasonous.

00:58:35 And it's a corrupt government that would allow this to happen.

00:58:39 So that's just, again, my opinion.

00:58:41 But, and I'm not, I shouldn't even be surprised.

00:58:44 Like, I'm not even really surprised that they're allowing this. 0.98

00:58:47 Because if you've seen some of the dredges that have been coming through here that can't even speak a lick of fucking English. 0.97

00:58:52 How, you wonder, how did they pass the citizenship test? 0.98

00:58:54 Well, because they probably gave it to them in Hindi.

00:58:57 We are being told here that we need to prepare for sacrifices here in Canada.

00:59:02 Like, we haven't been sacrificing enough already.

00:59:04 So Mark Carney says that Canadians must prepare for sacrifices and the Bank of Canada talks about pain we're going to experience. 0.98

00:59:13 Meanwhile, this account, Wealth Moose, did a breakdown of where our tax dollars are going abroad under Global Affairs Canada, but we need to make a fucking sacrifice here. 0.59

00:59:24 So the African Development Bank in Tunisia, is that 118 million? 118 million, 400,000. Asian Development Bank in Manila, why are we sending money to Asia? They are extremely, especially China, extremely well off. 30 million. Caribbean Development Bank in Barbados, 20 million. IFAD in Rome, 25 million. 0.95

00:59:47 The Montreal Protocol Fund in Nairobi, $10 million.

00:59:51 World Bank, why are we giving money to the World Bank in the U.S.?

00:59:56 $132 million. 1.00

00:59:57 The UN, which is fucking bullshit because if it wasn't for them, 1.00

01:00:00 we wouldn't have, you know, partially them anyways, and the Jews, 1.00

01:00:03 we wouldn't have all these invaders here. 1.00

01:00:07 They're getting $3 million.

01:00:09 The UN Biodiversity Fund, $1 million.

01:00:11 APEC in Singapore, $691,000. 0.97

01:00:14 basil convention in nairobi well nairobi's really fucking raping us for the money 0.99

01:00:19 200 000 and whatever this fucking is balochistan rule support and quetta where the fuck is quetta 0.98

01:00:25 100 000 so total visible and this is visible foreign payments 343 million and canadians 0.99

01:00:34 are told to tighten our belts and here you have the fucking chief of the bank of canada or whatever 0.97

01:00:40 you want to call it clown in chief warns to expect pain for decades yet we have the highest 0.99

01:00:48 unemployment rate since god knows when and they keep bringing in more and more supposed workers

01:00:55 that we need now also we're spending this kind of money that all this money on newcomers to

01:01:02 canada who are supposed to be coming here to enrich us and to add to our you know because

01:01:07 we're so desperate for workers apparently even though the unemployment rate for youth is 14

01:01:11 percent and i believe it's over seven percent for the like the general population um they get five

01:01:19 years of free services from us the taxpayer so of course the ircc which is uh the what do you call 0.87

01:01:26 it refugees whatever fucking thing in canada is trying to make it look like it reduced it 0.98

01:01:31 which is because it was previously six years so they've only reduced it by one year so you'll see 0.91

01:01:38 here they get language training employment services and this is per per person basically

01:01:43 so annually each person can potentially get this much money but yet i thought they were coming in

01:01:49 here to work and to fill jobs that no canadian wants to do remember and of course these are the 0.84

01:01:57 kind of people that are benefiting from our generosity. And getting to the Halloween shit 0.99

01:02:03 and fuck white people. Yeah, fuck white people. Fuck white people. A million times. How about you 1.00

01:02:09 go fuck yourself, bitch, and you stop taking our tax dollars and go home? How about that? 1.00

01:02:15 And on the unemployment rate, if you don't believe me, you can see it for yourself. Statistics

01:02:20 Canada said the economy faced sharp job losses in February in a report that suggests the labor

01:02:25 market is struggling after nearly a year of U.S. tariff pressures. They like to blame everything on

01:02:30 the U.S. Like, I'm going to show a clip in a second of the fact that they're saying that we 0.97

01:02:35 can't afford housing because of the war in Iran, which just fucking started. And we haven't been 0.86

01:02:39 able to afford housing for many years now. But they like to blame it on someone else, except

01:02:44 for themselves, when really the fault lies with the Canadian government and all the amount of

01:02:48 invaders they've allowed to come in here, which we cannot handle. It's way over what the country

01:02:53 can handle the economy can handle this was a very bad report on almost every single measure said a

01:03:01 senior economist in a labor force survey statistics canada said friday that employers collectively

01:03:06 shed 84 000 positions in february driving the unemployment rate up two tenths of a point to 6.7

01:03:12 so i was almost right i said seven february saw more than 100 000 jobs lost in full-time work

01:03:19 with private sector employment or private sector employment fell by 73 000 positions yeah of course

01:03:25 because the government what happens this is how the government in canada deals with the unemployment

01:03:30 they see a high unemployment rate they create more public service jobs government funded jobs

01:03:35 which we pay for as a taxpayer and then bring in immigrants to do those jobs and then they say oh 0.86

01:03:41 the unemployment rate dropped because they've given more they've created more public sector

01:03:45 you know, service jobs, which also come with a pension.

01:03:48 So these are not just jobs that we're, you know,

01:03:50 we're paying for the rest of our lives for these jobs, right?

01:03:54 A Reuters, a Reuters, whatever they call it,

01:03:56 a poll of economists heading into the report Friday expected

01:03:59 to slight rise in unemployment rate,

01:04:00 but also called for a gain of 10,000 jobs last month.

01:04:03 Well, where are they?

01:04:06 Despite a flurry of hiring in late 2025,

01:04:08 back-to-back months of job loss started to start 2026

01:04:12 means the economy has added just 80,000 positions

01:04:15 over the past six months how many indians have we brought in to do work in the last six months

01:04:21 i guarantee it's more than 80 000 um i want to see if they get to the oh yeah okay so he of course

01:04:30 mark clowney the prime minister blamed the recent spate of job losses over canada's fractious trade 1.00

01:04:36 relationship with the united states that's bullshit okay total fucking bullshit because 1.00

01:04:40 if that was the case then you wouldn't be allowing all these fucking immigrants to come in and work 1.00

01:04:45 supposedly because you would see the writing on the wall now workers aged 15 to 24 faced a loss 0.99

01:04:55 of 47 000 jobs last month statistics canada said well men or yeah men between the ages of 25 and 54

01:05:02 also faced steep job losses in february this is about 14 i don't think it says anything in this

01:05:08 article but i did read it somewhere else uh the youth unemployment rate is about 14

01:05:12 percent and why is that because the jobs that youth would normally do in that age range

01:05:18 are in service like the fast food serve whatever what would you call it the service industry I

01:05:25 guess and they're bringing in Indians to do that because the companies are owned by Indians and

01:05:30 they get a kickback from the government for hiring you know people from overseas or whatever you want

01:05:35 to call it from other countries so it's like they're biting or cutting their nose off to spite

01:05:41 their face but they're trying to gaslight us into thinking well you know these there's so many jobs

01:05:46 these people are highly skilled people and you know nobody in canada is highly skilled and they

01:05:51 can't do this job so you know like make it make sense is basically what i'm getting at make it

01:05:56 make sense so pascal engelhardt here also posted this it's a good account to follow about canadian

01:06:03 politics but basically over 100 000 jobs lost since january and of course the liberals response

01:06:08 is to bring in even more workers from the third world so do you understand what's happening now

01:06:12 this is on the government of canada's website the government of canada is taking action to support

01:06:16 rural employers under the temporary foreign worker program now again my question is if they're so

01:06:22 desperate why are you not offering canadians an incentive to go to the rural places and work

01:06:28 because i'm pretty sure a lot of actual canadians that you know are jobless if they had a little bit

01:06:34 of you know incentive or help to move to a rural place and you know all the incentives that you're

01:06:38 giving these temporary foreign workers to come in and do the job i'm pretty sure a lot of them 0.97

01:06:42 would take that as opposed to being on you know social assistance or being fucking homeless and 0.87

01:06:47 not having anything but yet they never offer this to canadians why because they want to replace us 0.79

01:06:53 obviously listen white man you can't afford a house because of the war in iran according to the

01:06:59 government the liberal government mr speaker well it's no surprise that canadians are challenged

01:07:05 with buying homes right now when there's a war in the middle east there's no no surprise mr speaker

01:07:12 and you know i'm honestly glad that they didn't let him finish because this is like 0.96

01:07:20 what this is a slap in the fucking face of in a slap to or basically um an insult to our 0.99

01:07:28 intelligence here because we all fucking know that it's been many years that it's been difficult 0.98

01:07:33 to afford a home ever since you know covid whatever the convid scheme where you air dropped 0.97

01:07:39 a bunch of fucking indians into here under our noses that's when the problem became not when 1.00

01:07:44 the war in iran started which really canada has nothing to do with whatsoever yet anyways 0.99

01:07:49 and finally from my friend wiretap who like i said i've told you many times is doing the lord's work

01:07:56 we have and I made this joke because I recently had a surgery and I can understand why a lot of

01:08:04 people you know either don't want to do surgery or they do accept mate because if you are at the

01:08:10 average you know person you're not a drug addict you're a functioning member of society and you go

01:08:15 through a medical process or whatever and or you get an illness that require and you're in a lot

01:08:20 of pain it's almost impossible to get proper treatment for that pain or proper relief of that

01:08:26 pain. But if you're a fucking addict, a fentanyl addict, they will give you the drugs for free and 1.00

01:08:32 a place to fucking shoot up. So Wiretap did this, you know, story about the fact that the health 1.00

01:08:38 minister denies the finding of a new study and thinks that injecting fentanyl is safe. So I know

01:08:43 the province of Ontario, which again, I guess you could say this is one of the good things. And

01:08:47 the thing with Doug Ford is yes, he's a big fucking moron. But you know, even a broken clock 1.00

01:08:51 is right twice a day so he is now cutting the funding for these safe injection sites which is

01:08:57 what all of everywhere should be doing but if i was a drug addict and i lived in vancouver for

01:09:03 example i would have no problem getting pain relief because they'd be handing me fentanyl 0.81

01:09:07 in a fucking vending machine okay but you know if you're like i said a functioning member of society 0.99

01:09:13 they want you to take made instead don't ask me why but this is the logic of our fucking government 0.99

01:09:18 so anyways the study found that there this apparently the findings of a new study 0.97

01:09:23 um says obviously injecting fentanyl is not safe but of course the canada health minister

01:09:29 thinks it is denying that because they know more than the people who did the study obviously

01:09:34 the study found uh that there was no increase in deaths from the closure of safe injection sites

01:09:39 and people entered into life-saving rehab and treatment yes because safe injection sites are

01:09:44 just enabling farms that's it and enabling factories farms you're just allowing them to

01:09:49 continue their addiction have you ever heard the thing that people need to hit rock bottom and

01:09:53 sometimes rock bottom is death for people and that's it is what it is okay like we can't save 1.00

01:09:58 everybody and again you're an adult right most of these people are adults like get your fucking 0.99

01:10:03 shit together so when did the liberals start politicizing the health and safety of canadians 0.99

01:10:08 and denying science well if we all remember during covid you know we had to trust the science but now 0.99

01:10:13 Now, when it comes to injecting fentanyl, no, don't trust the science, trust the politicians.

01:10:19 So, Minister, a peer-reviewed study published this week in the Addiction Journal

01:10:23 found that after a supervised consumption site closed, deaths did not increase.

01:10:30 Are you aware of that finding, yes or no?

01:10:32 You were not? 0.99

01:10:35 What the fuck is this? Is this the health minister? 1.00

01:10:39 What the fuck is this thing? 1.00

01:10:41 this looks like a fucking animal from the jungle yes you asked that question to me yesterday as 0.99

01:10:47 well and what I'd like to say is that yes this study we know that it exists but there are others 0.97

01:10:53 with other different results finding that actually once they close the site deaths did not increase

01:10:58 are you aware of that finding listen what I will say listen in Canada in politics you're supposed 0.93

01:11:09 to speak english and french so how about you have a fucking reply to that in english so everybody 0.99

01:11:13 you know can hear what gobbledygook you're fucking spewing out is that whether these 0.98

01:11:20 consumption sites are open or closed uh the connection with the number of deaths is not 0.98

01:11:26 proven in this study or others meaning more people got treatment when the consumption

01:11:31 site site actually shut down so are you aware of that finding minister yes or no

01:11:39 as i've already explained in the toxic drug crisis there is not a single solution one single

01:11:48 solution there are many solutions and i constantly work with the people who are

01:11:53 well the question is minister is injecting fentanyl safe yes or no

01:11:59 do you notice how they have to dumb everything down for these like liberal like this should

01:12:05 tell you something they have to dumb the questions down now either either they're purposely being 1.00

01:12:10 obtuse so that you know to to deny the facts or they really are that stupid and i'm not sure which 0.99

01:12:17 one it is i would say that the supervised consumption sites save lives they save lives 0.99

01:12:30 i know can i also ask why we're so concerned with saving the lives of the dredges of society

01:12:37 like again you want to save your life you do it yourself you know what i mean like 1.00

01:12:42 if you're a fucking fentanyl addict and shit like that why is it on the taxpayer to save your 1.00

01:12:46 fucking life but these these this i have seen these sites myself in vancouver 1.00

01:12:57 i saw the ambulances come injecting fentanyl was that safe 0.99

01:13:05 see and that's what i mean like they basically talk around the issues right they distractions 0.98

01:13:17 talk around it none of these motherfucking liberal politicians can actually give a straight answer 0.98

01:13:22 for anything and that's because they know the answer is gonna piss everybody off or they're 1.00

01:13:27 too stupid to do so so again I'm not sure which one it is but that's it for me I'm like losing 0.99

01:13:33 my voice now because there's just so much bullshit there were so many other things I wanted to talk 0.99

01:13:37 about which maybe I'll record another you know podcast or whatever and talk about but it's just 0.99

01:13:42 like every fucking day we're hit with these retarded fucking stories and it's like more 1.00

01:13:47 and more come out every day and it's just like my head is fucking spinning I can't like just I 1.00

01:13:51 I believe it but then sometimes it's hard to believe because it's just so absolutely fucking 0.99

01:13:56 ridiculous. We used to be a serious fucking country. 1.00

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Maple Syrup & Mayhem 29： Sweetheart Deals & Tax Dollar Steals

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