postyX - Maple Syrup & Mayhem #4- Canadian Blacktivities

00:00:00.000 Hello, and welcome to another episode, episode four, in fact,

00:00:04.560 of Maple Serpent Mayhem. And today we're back in Canada, or talking about all things Canada. Again,

00:00:12.840 there's been so much fucking news that's been going on. It's like hard to keep up. I don't

00:00:16.360 want to make a huge long video about it, because then people will get bored. But today, we're

00:00:21.420 going to talk about, you know, crime in Canada. And it's not just who you think it is. But there

00:00:27.060 are some pieces of evidence and the noticing continues, people are noticing more people

00:00:32.540 that you know, maybe weren't noticing a year ago are starting to notice more. So we're going to

00:00:36.500 talk about that. Now, I've said this before, and I'm saying it again, if you're not following the

00:00:40.860 report report on X, you should be if you're a Canadian. And even if you're not a Canadian,

00:00:44.940 it's fucking entertaining to, I'm sure to see well, it's not entertaining for us Canadians. But

00:00:49.920 I'm sure you know, it's quite eye opening for other people to see how bad it really is.

00:00:54.060 So this story, which, again, doesn't really surprise me, because I've seen a lot of things

00:00:58.860 come out about the Canadian Border Security Agency. But they have just stated that there

00:01:03.780 are 599 foreign nationals with violent criminal records, such as sexual assault, who are set

00:01:11.400 to be deported. But the problem is, they are missing and no one knows where they are. 599,

00:01:18.340 you know, to an American probably sounds like nothing, because you guys probably have millions.

00:01:21.440 But that's a lot of people. And it's the fact that they tell us that they're vetting these

00:01:26.940 people. So how do you get 599 foreign nationals with violent criminal records, through security,

00:01:34.420 or through the vetting process, I can see, you know, maybe even 100. Okay, maybe, you know,

00:01:41.460 you let 100 slip, right? I'd still think that's way, way too high. But how do this many get in?

00:01:47.320 And the only answer is that they are allowing them in on purpose, because they have another

00:01:51.800 plan, because no country that is serious about border security, or serious about their national

00:01:56.800 security would allow this shit to go on. And also from the deport report, this is in Windsor,

00:02:03.500 there was an update. So here was the original tweet, police are searching for blackmail after

00:02:08.440 a firearm was discharged during a road rage incident. You guys can't read this whole thing

00:02:12.780 on the screen. But it says the suspect vehicle is described as a late model four door sedan,

00:02:16.900 gray or chocolate brown color described as a driver is described as a black male in his 20s.

00:02:22.560 I'm actually surprised they're starting to put the the ethnicity in the race in here because they

00:02:26.900 did for the longest time they didn't. People called them out on it, though. Preliminary investigation

00:02:31.140 determined that the two vehicles were traveling eastbound, and one driver reportedly yelled obscenities

00:02:36.140 at the complainant before someone in the vehicle discharged a firearm. Another example of not being

00:02:40.900 able to handle your emotions and having a hair trigger temper. But there was an update. So now

00:02:48.400 it's actually two browns and one black are wanted following a road rage incident. The driver was a

00:02:54.280 male black in his 20s front passenger Middle Eastern male in his 20s. And the rear passenger was another

00:02:59.240 Middle Eastern male in his 20s. So gang violence all over the place. And it doesn't even have it's not

00:03:04.580 even the typical, you know, old school gangs that used to have the skinheads, the biker gangs and stuff

00:03:10.460 like that. No, no, it's all gangs from other countries that are doing their, you know, their

00:03:17.420 criminal activity here. And there's nothing really any of us can do about it. Because even if the police,

00:03:22.020 you know, were to arrest every single one of them, they're out the next day, because God forbid,

00:03:26.500 if they get a long sentence, they will be deported. And we need these people here to make Canada great.

00:03:30.700 And now we're going to go over to Montreal. Welcome to Montreal, the person inciting the

00:03:37.660 killing of police officers must be delighted that Mark Carney will recognize the terrorist state. So

00:03:42.180 Canada has now agreed to recognize Palestine as an official state, I could care fucking less. Honestly,

00:03:48.940 we shouldn't be giving them any money, we shouldn't be giving Israel any money, none of them. But

00:03:52.860 so whatever, I don't care. You want to call it a state? Sure, great, have at it. But this is the kind of

00:03:58.560 people from these places that are in our country and bring their ethnic conflicts here.

00:04:09.820 So I don't know if you read what that said, we'll zip back a little bit here. The only good cop is a

00:04:14.580 dead one. So these are the kind of people that we're bringing into our country. And we're expecting

00:04:18.600 them to assimilate, and expecting them to make our, you know, country not great again, because we're not

00:04:23.800 MAGA down here. But to make us this global homo multicultural mosaic that the first Trudeau had

00:04:31.560 envisioned. Now, if you know, you know, every year, same time, same place, same channel, a shooting took

00:04:40.800 place at Carabana. In Canada, well, it's a yeah, I guess Canada, but it's in Ontario, Toronto,

00:04:46.980 specifically, over the August long weekend, which we have a long weekend, specific holiday,

00:04:52.700 there is Carabana, which is a big, huge Caribbean festival has been going on forever and ever.

00:04:57.680 But as long as I can remember, you know, there's been violence there more so in the last 20 years. So

00:05:03.520 every single year, there is a shooting doesn't matter. It's always the same story. And as no surprise,

00:05:11.260 as I wasn't surprised, it happened once again. I'm assuming there's no sound or not that you need

00:05:20.800 to see the sound, but you'll see here, typical, typical activities. Typical Carabana blacktivities.

00:05:32.160 And the thing about Carabana, it's actually, you know, my granddad, when he started getting dementia

00:05:37.280 and stuff like that, he lived in the vicinity of Carabana. And he used to just go down there. And

00:05:43.240 like, he didn't know what the hell was going on. He didn't know what he was doing. But but I will say

00:05:48.320 that back then, it was actually safe to go down there. And you know, you weren't necessarily worried

00:05:52.880 about getting capped or something like that. You might have had your wallet stolen. But it was not

00:05:57.140 the same as it is now. So it's quite the shift in, I would say 25 years, maybe.

00:06:02.460 Now, maybe you're asking, well, what has happened? The violent crime rate in Canada,

00:06:11.280 from 2002, rather to 2023, has gone way up. It's like a direct, you know, direct missile shot right

00:06:21.340 into the air. And what happened then 2014 and 2015, around this time? Well, they rapidly increased

00:06:30.180 immigration because the junior Trudeau became the prime minister. So while we were all you know,

00:06:36.580 Canadians were all worried about, you know, legal weed, and an Ontario buck a beer, and you know,

00:06:41.420 the fake pandemic and all this stuff, they snuck in all these, you know, people that are actually

00:06:46.880 violent criminals under our nose into our country, while we all sat at home and let the government

00:06:52.660 walk all over any rights that we had before. So that's an interesting statistic. But again,

00:06:59.280 it's one of those situations that if you know, you know. Another situation that most definitely isn't

00:07:05.220 affected by the massive increase in immigration, and that is the rat complaints are on the rise in

00:07:10.500 Montreal, as critics demand the city take action. And I actually read something recently, I'm pretty

00:07:15.660 sure that Alberta now, I lived in Alberta, when I was a child for a little bit. And I was always

00:07:21.940 fascinated by the fact that they didn't have rats there. And I couldn't figure it out. Because like I

00:07:25.900 said, they share a border with two other provinces. So, but I just saw a recent story saying that they

00:07:32.140 are also now suffering for the first time in like forever, they're suffering a rat issue. So makes

00:07:39.600 you think. So rat complaints are on the rise in Montreal. I'm actually surprised they didn't have

00:07:44.400 a rat problem before, just like Toronto, Toronto has a huge in the downtown core rat problem. But this

00:07:50.760 person said he's more than two decades, he's lived in Montreal, snowed in neighbourhood. But now as he

00:07:55.320 watches TV in his family room, he sees rats out of the corner of his eye, I would lose my fucking

00:07:59.920 shit. Like I would literally pack everything up and move as far away as possible. And I have a feeling

00:08:05.640 they're not like those, you know, they're not little rats. Okay, these are probably sewer rats

00:08:09.900 that are down there because of the way certain people live. And a lot of times they're always around

00:08:14.460 areas that are restaurants rather that don't have great hygiene practices, if you know what I mean.

00:08:21.440 So whatever the reason, they're curious, they don't know what the reason is. But whatever the

00:08:27.180 reason, the upshot is that he hasn't had a meal outside all summer because of the rats. Now I thought

00:08:32.420 this guy had a restaurant, but he's actually complaining about it in his house, which is

00:08:35.480 fucking wild, because I would like, I don't even know what I would do, I would totally fucking lose

00:08:39.760 it. Apparently, he's not the only one though, raising the alarm about the Montreal's rat population.

00:08:46.740 A number of rat related calls to the city has risen sharply in recent years, despite a two year

00:08:51.680 pledge by city council to come up with a control a plan to control the rodents. I have a great plan

00:08:56.720 right now start mass deportations that will control a lot of stuff, it will get rid of a lot of stuff.

00:09:01.980 And it's not even about the type of people, it's the amount, right? Like you even forget the fact

00:09:06.120 that, you know, they are not compatible with our society. But it's when you have so many people in

00:09:10.800 such a small area, they garbage builds up. And when those people are not used to the way we dispose

00:09:16.800 of garbage, and how we, you know, recycle and treat our garbage, it goes everywhere. And what does that

00:09:21.420 attract? Pests, right? Rats, raccoons, fucking all these other things. Now, because Montreal's,

00:09:27.820 you know, the downtown busier, you're probably not going to see too many, you know, foxes, raccoons,

00:09:32.980 possums and that, but rats for sure. And I again, if I had a property down there, and it's probably a

00:09:38.560 pretty penny. And I had rats because of for whatever reason, like it's again, it's an amount

00:09:44.440 of noticing things, coincidences, right? This lady said rat calls in the city tripled between 2022

00:09:52.260 and 24. So let's figure out what happened in that period of time. So either they have had a mass

00:09:59.800 influx of people who don't practice the same hygiene and lifestyle culture that is attracting the rats,

00:10:05.360 or alternatively, or also this could be coinciding with that. They've cut the

00:10:12.340 budget on whatever they do to keep the rats out. Another thing that I don't know if they've done

00:10:20.520 this, because I'm not in Quebec, but is I've noticed that animal control now takes a far less

00:10:25.500 active role in anything. Now, like when I was a child growing up, and again, I'm not that old,

00:10:33.040 but I mean, I grew up in the 90s. And when you called animal control, you called them for like,

00:10:37.520 anytime you had like a raccoon in your thing of skunk, whatever was bats in your house and animal

00:10:43.180 control came and helped deal with that. They would come in, you know, if there was like dead animals

00:10:48.760 in your backyard and all that, like they would come and dispose of stuff. Now, I don't even know what

00:10:52.660 they do, other than get paid. Like they don't, you have to pay privately to have someone dispose of

00:10:58.720 any kind of animal. They don't check on reports of animal cruelty very rarely. They literally don't

00:11:04.600 do anything. So I'm not sure if that has an effect, like maybe that's not animal controls role in

00:11:11.360 Montreal. But I'm not sure if that also has an effect, because we, in my area have been seeing a

00:11:17.220 lot of foxes that are, you know, unfortunately taking little dogs and making them dinner. And again,

00:11:24.060 back in the day, animal control would deal with this and they would have somebody out there trying

00:11:27.880 to catch the pest or whatever it is and get rid of it, whatever that entails. So very funny that

00:11:34.480 they don't. So it's probably both, like it's probably the population and also they probably cut it.

00:11:39.020 But I thought that was just like, wow, like rats, like imagine the amount of money you're paying

00:11:44.720 in one of these places in either downtown Montreal, downtown Toronto, or any of the other Vancouver.

00:11:50.700 Um, and you have a rats and it has nothing to do with you. Like that would be the end of it. I don't

00:11:57.820 even know what I would do. Literally just bomb the whole house. And if anybody in the vicinity gets it,

00:12:02.980 oh, well. And when I say bomb, I mean like a smoke bomb, rat bomb, you know,

00:12:07.880 I just included this because it was kind of funny. Albertan tells them to go home and this East Indian

00:12:15.600 actually agrees. But just because he agrees doesn't mean that he's willing to go. Let's,

00:12:21.020 let's not forget. Somebody walked up to me and go, you terrorists should go back.

00:12:25.660 Alberta's a different breed, yo. Oh, it is. It is. They're like, you immigrants are killing

00:12:29.320 like white people's jobs. You're taking our jobs away. And I'm like, okay.

00:12:32.640 Yo, Alberta's a whole different breed. And now I don't blame them. Now I've been living in

00:12:36.240 Alberta for like almost three years now. And I'm like, yeah, he was right to say that.

00:12:39.380 Don't you find it funny too? He says, I've been living there for three years, bro,

00:12:43.860 three years. And you're seeing a difference. Just imagine people that have lived there their

00:12:47.180 whole fucking life. So if you have noticed the problem, and you know that you are part of the

00:12:52.020 problem, how about taking it upon yourself and doing something to work towards the solution?

00:12:57.400 What do you think?

00:13:00.920 And in case you didn't believe me, this is footage of downtown Toronto.

00:13:09.380 So it's becoming a game now of spot the Canadian when you go downtown to downtown Toronto, they,

00:13:24.080 you know, have these things and they take over the whole downtown core. And I talked about this

00:13:28.100 before too, because like you said, as I grew up in the nineties, the young Dundas area was a pretty

00:13:31.720 happening place to hang out, to shop and stuff like that. And now, like I said, it's, it's,

00:13:37.380 you wouldn't even recognize it anymore. And you'll be lucky if you don't get,

00:13:41.040 you know, or become the victim rather of a crime down there.

00:13:46.620 I normally hate, well, I do hate blog TO because it's all just liberal BS, their articles. But this

00:13:54.140 was, I read it and I thought like, wow, no shit. But the gap between Canada's rich and poor grows to

00:13:59.880 record breaking levels. They know this, but yet, let's not do anything to address it. So the widening

00:14:06.380 gap between low and high income Canadians has reached record breaking levels, according to the

00:14:10.240 latest Statistics Canada report. 10 years ago, somebody who would now be considered maybe middle

00:14:18.520 income or low to middle income would be considered high income. So, of course, there's a huge wage gap

00:14:24.760 now because those people that used to be high income or middle high are now low middle income.

00:14:30.800 So and then you keep for some reason bringing in millions and millions of third worlders that are

00:14:35.240 also going to be living below the poverty line because they're not bringing any valuable skills

00:14:39.040 that we need here. They're just going to work for Uber Eats or Tim Hortons or whatever.

00:14:44.900 Plus, there's no more disposable, like people have no money for disposable income either. Like you're

00:14:49.280 barely making ends meet. And that's people who are making some people who are making six figures

00:14:53.140 can't even afford to buy a house, which is unheard of 15 years ago, even 10 years ago.

00:14:59.020 So the report released in 2025 of July examined the income gap, which is the gap in the share of

00:15:06.280 disposable income between households in the top 40 and the bottom 40. And the results were alarming.

00:15:11.260 Why do they act like this is a fucking surprise? Like what is our economy in Canada based on?

00:15:17.240 It's all like I said, it's fake. It's it's all fake. It's real estate. It's email jobs,

00:15:24.540 like basically, and there's no we don't really produce a whole lot, like as far as well compared

00:15:30.100 rather to other countries, government jobs, mostly email jobs, service industry jobs, real estate,

00:15:37.260 that's basically our whole economy. So they're saying now that it's even higher than it was

00:15:43.340 recorded during the pandemic. Well, according to all according to plan. In Canada, there's a reason

00:15:47.980 why we only have two cell phone cable, whatever you want to call it companies, because they're oligarchies.

00:15:53.560 And if they open it up to competition, then those two companies were not going to make record

00:15:59.060 profits every year. And they're in bed with the government. And that's how things work here in

00:16:03.400 Canada, probably in the US as well, but not to the same degree. It's worsened for Canadians in the

00:16:09.800 bottom 20%. Because their disposable income grew by a mere 3.2%. And their work hours got cut.

00:16:16.720 We are in a population trap, we have too many people and not enough jobs or the economy to support

00:16:22.420 them. But yet they still bring them. Why? Because the rich are getting richer off of this and they

00:16:28.840 don't care. They don't have to live in this kind of poverty. They don't have to live in these areas.

00:16:34.440 They have their own gated communities with private security, where food is delivered to them, they

00:16:39.040 don't have to deal with any of this stuff. So it's very easy for them to from their perspective to

00:16:44.340 not tune into this or not even care about this.

00:16:50.960 Most wealth is held by relatively few households in Canada. And if you were to look that up, I would

00:16:55.020 guarantee a large percentage of them are Jews. The wealthiest top 20% of wealth distribution

00:17:01.200 accounted for almost two thirds of Canada's total net worth. That is pathetic. Pathetic.

00:17:07.080 Canadians from low income households are far more vulnerable to job loss. Yeah, because they have

00:17:11.880 20,000 Indians lining up for that same job lining up for your job. And they're willing to do it for

00:17:16.540 half. So yeah, that's what happens. Unemployment has been increasing among aged Canadians rather age 15

00:17:25.000 and older. This means more and more Canadians rely on lower taxes and money from the government through

00:17:29.440 benefit programs such as social assistance and employment insurance to help reduce the effects of the

00:17:34.480 loss income. What did we talk about here? The this all ties in with the universal basic income,

00:17:40.440 where they want people to be, you know, basically, whatever zog bots at home and not work and they'll

00:17:47.540 have, you know, AI do all the work for them and stuff. They're working towards that goal. And a lot of

00:17:51.420 people think it's not going to happen in Canada, but we're well on our way there already. So that's it

00:17:56.260 for me. I will catch on the next one. What the fuck is this piece of shit?

postyX - August 08, 2025

Maple Syrup & Mayhem #4- Canadian Blacktivities

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