In this episode of Maple Syrup and Mayhem, we talk about extremist influencers weaponizing femininity. According to a Canadian intelligence report obtained by Global News, extremists are weaponizing our femininity to attract more women into their ranks.
00:00:00.000Hello and welcome to episode two of Maple Syrup and Mayhem. Today we're going to talk about extremist influencers weaponizing femininity, femininity, if I can say that properly, in a Canadian intelligence report. So apparently us Canadian ladies are weaponizing our femininity, recruit people for, I don't know, some made up thing.
00:00:26.360So we're going to talk about that. But first, I wanted to make some or I wanted to talk about some observations I made this week. It's been, you know, it's been a rough week and everybody has those ups and downs. And, you know, I've made a few observations that when you talk to people, it's funny when you're talking to people about your, you know, maybe something that's happened to you in your past that could be deemed traumatic, whatever.
00:00:56.360But when you're talking to somebody who maybe has had a relatively soft or normal life, and you talk to them about something that this, you know, event or multitude of events that's happened to you in your past, and to you, you're laughing about it, because, hey, man, it's just another day at the office for you.
00:01:15.280Um, because people, you know, because people, you know, process trauma differently. And I hate using that word trauma, because it's almost like a lot of people use that now as a cope.
00:01:24.600Being misgendered is not a trauma. So when I say trauma, I'm referring to actual, you know, trauma, things that could be definitely deemed traumatic by the average person. So it was just really weird to see the reaction of people who, again, have had a relatively normal life, when you tell them something traumatic, and they, you know, you laugh about it, and then their reaction is like, are you fucking okay? Like, what's so funny about it?
00:01:52.400So I observed that not everybody handles, obviously, trauma the same way. And it seems to be the people who handle it the worst are the people who haven't experienced it, which I guess would make sense.
00:02:04.300So I pulled up this article from Global News, Stuart Bell, Global News, it was posted a few days, I guess it would be two days ago on the 30th of June, but it was a report that came out, I think two years ago, but now with Freedom of Information Act, they were able to access it. It's my understanding anyways.
00:02:25.100And you know, the one thing is, I'm kind of upset that I wasn't included in this. Now, I understand I'm not an influencer, and I really don't want to be. But I'd like to think that, you know, the shit talking and shit posting that me and my fellow Canadian ladies do, you know, is moving the window a little bit. I don't know, I like to think that, but whatever, I'm probably delusional.
00:02:43.740So this, so they wrote this article about a report that came out. Now, they're trying to, the funny thing is, is we're going to go through some of the points they make in here. And with each point, you'll notice that they're trying to tie something that would be considered normal in a healthy society or would been considered normal in the 50s and the 60s, and maybe even the 70s.
00:03:08.600And they're trying to turn that into something nefarious and something, you know, terroristic, to try to tie these groups to, you know, extremism or whatever you want to call it. So women's workout routines that devolve into anti-government rhetoric. So now they're judging the fact that you may be going to yoga class with some other women with like minded, you know, political opinions as you.
00:03:34.680And all of a sudden, now you're committing a terrorist offense, because you're talking about anti-government rhetoric, doing a workout routine.
00:03:43.740Before we start for real. Any questions? Yes. Are you married? No, no, I'm single. Yeah, I forgot. You're so gorgeous.
00:03:56.680Makeup tutorials with anti-feminist commentary. An opinion, you're not allowed to have an opinion. Personal finance videos that blame immigrants for stealing jobs.
00:04:08.780According to a Canadian government intelligence report obtained by Global News, extremist movements are weaponizing femininity, and they put that in quotation marks, on social media to attract more women into their ranks.
00:04:23.360Now, the left do this all the time, right? Like, what do, how do you think they get so many, you know, people on the left, they attract them all the time by, with propaganda, telling women that, you know, they don't need to have kids, that they can be a boss bitch, that they need all these, you know, makeup products to fit in, that they need to partake in all these other, you know, beauty routines in order to be one of them, that they have to sell themselves on OnlyFans.
00:04:52.140This is how the left attracts people, okay? So they're judging the right, they're trying to say it's a Nazi dog whistle, because women are talking about their right-leaning politics, and even if it is extreme right, it doesn't matter, it's still their opinion, that's their politics.
00:05:11.200They're talking about it while doing traditional, you know, female or wife things. And that is now considered hateful and is a dog whistle. But, like, again, it's okay to promote OnlyFans and all this other crap if you're on the left, but, you know, bake a cake while you're talking about the massive immigrant invasion, then, oh my god, you're a Nazi.
00:05:32.480So the waste of taxpayers' money who prepared this report is called the Integrated Threat Assessment Centre. The report warns that female extremist influencers are using popular online platforms to radicalize and recruit women.
00:05:48.460Now, when they say this, too, I also picked up on the fact that they're trying to tie right-wing politics in Canada, like nationalists, like myself, to Islamic terrorists.
00:06:00.780So they're trying, the way they're framing it is making it seem like these women are trying to recruit, or there's women trying to recruit other women into Islam or, like, terrorist groups and stuff like that, when that is not the case at all.
00:06:12.980But they're trying to make that connection. So the reader who, you know, most of the people who read this shit and take it for faith, you know, or take it seriously, don't have very many brain cells.
00:06:22.260So it's pretty easy to swindle them with this whole thing.
00:06:24.600So, their strategy, according to the ITAC, is that these female extremist influencers, their strategy embed hardline messages with benign narratives, like motherhood and parenting, allowing them to draw in women who weren't intentionally seeking out extremist content online.
00:06:45.740So, again, mothering and parenting is the gateway to extremism now, apparently, because, God forbid, somebody want to go back to the roots that we, you know, had up until 50 years ago, where it was tradition to have a family.
00:07:02.260Women had kids, they got married, they had a family, they had grandkids, on and on and on.
00:07:07.140That's how we've survived millions of years.
00:07:09.560But now, all of a sudden, this is, again, a Nazi dog whistle, an extremist narrative.
00:07:15.740A body of open source research shows that women in extremist communities are taking an active role by creating content specifically on image-based platforms with live streaming capabilities.
00:07:29.160Probably TikTok Live and Instagram Live, I would think, and maybe even X Live.
00:07:35.620These women foster a sense of community and create spaces that put their followers at ease, thereby normalizing and mainstreaming extremist rhetoric.
00:07:44.220So, again, they're punishing people or making it look like it's bad to foster a sense of community.
00:07:51.440This is the biggest problem right now, like, with the feminist movement and stuff like that, is that the push for isolation, and this is why women are all fucking insane.
00:08:00.320We literally don't know what it is to be a woman anymore, like a lot of us, like, because we're being pulled and told in so many different ways that this is what you got to do.
00:08:07.360You know, kids are a waste of the planet.
00:08:10.940You know, you don't need to have any more kids.
00:08:12.980You're going to be the CEO and break that glass ceiling, honey.
00:08:15.900All this kind of stuff we've been told.
00:08:17.600So now it's considered extremist rhetoric to talk about community and want to have go back to having those communities that we had.
00:08:28.660Most spread extremist ideology, it said, but some go further, fundraising for their causes or even inciting their followers to violence.
00:08:38.400I would like to see some sources on this and some evidence, because unless they are actually talking about, you know, jihadi, Muslim, Islamic terrorists, there's nobody that I know that would be considered, you know, a nationalist in Canada, female, that has incited their followers to violence.
00:08:57.640I stand to be corrected if I'm wrong, but I have not seen that.
00:09:00.820So I'm curious as to who they're referring to in this.
00:09:03.660The report they actually put out was called Weaponizing Femininity, Female Influencers Use Social Media to Promote Extremist Narratives.
00:09:12.140Again, all this stuff we're paying for, the taxpayer.
00:09:15.380So this bullshit report that God knows how long it took them and God knows how much they paid for it, we actually paid for it.
00:09:22.940It was dated in August 2023, but it was just recently released, like I said, under the Access to Information Act.
00:09:29.820The phenomena still continues, even though the report is two years old.
00:09:33.660Said some fucking woman or man, I can't, Evian, I don't know if that's a man or a woman.
00:09:39.420Author of The Woman of the Far Right, Social Media Influencers and Online Radicalization.
00:09:45.900So I don't know if you want to read more.
00:09:47.660It just goes on and on about trying to basically validate their point that women are becoming more extreme.
00:09:56.080And by doing stuff on social media like baking cakes, taking care of kids, you know, wearing a dress, I don't know, doing household stuff that's considered a Nazi dog whistle.
00:10:07.960And as well as, which we're going to get into next, the Sydney Sweeney dog whistle that apparently talking about your genes and talking about, you know, how genes are passed on and where they come from.
00:10:21.320And I'm talking about genes with a G is apparently racist, yet everybody has genes that they get from their parents.
00:10:29.240So I'm not sure how that, you know, turned into what it did online, but.
00:10:33.640Okay, so the Sydney Sweeney advertisement that has all the shit libs and danger hair, obese lesbians going crazy.
00:10:46.940Here is the, here is two of the advertisements.
00:10:51.040It's for American, American Eagle, I believe.
00:10:54.600And honestly, American Eagle, it kind of is in the name, you know, it's kind of like they're going back to the American roots,
00:11:01.740which would be, you know, blonde hair, you know, blue eyed girl wearing, you know, denim.
00:12:17.740Now, it's not our fault if some people out there are not, you know, blessed with the same genes as Sydney Sweeney and maybe don't look the same.
00:12:28.680There's many things you can do to, you know, look similar.
00:12:31.860But, you know, obviously a lot of these people feel like their fate is sealed and it's their genes that have made them, you know, obese danger hairs.
00:12:40.140But besides that, they want to cope and see about it.
00:12:46.040I think it's great that companies are going back to, you know, just advertising and what sells.
00:12:52.640Nobody, and I'm telling you right now, I'm a fat ass myself, nobody is going to buy jeans or think it's like nobody is going to say, hey, man, I want those pair of jeans.
00:13:15.920It's the same reason why you stage your home to look like a totally different home when you're selling it.
00:13:20.840That's why, you know, when you're going for a job interview, you, you know, should be at least dressing in something that you wouldn't normally wear.
00:13:28.260Everybody is trying to, you know what I mean?
00:13:31.420Put on a cover, I guess you could say.
00:13:35.080So let's hear what, you know, this one has to say.
00:13:40.300I will be the friend that's too woke because those Sidney Sweeney American Eagle ads are weird, like fascist weird, like Nazi propaganda weird.
00:13:49.860So, again, using the word fascist when they don't know, she definitely doesn't know what the term fascist even means.
00:13:57.580And second of all, you've not lived through fascism, so you really can't speak on it.
00:14:03.220Somebody, somebody wearing a pair of blue jeans that happens to have blonde hair and blue eyes is not fascist and it's not Nazi propaganda.
00:14:12.200You need to educate yourself, girl, because the Nazis didn't use just that as propaganda.
00:14:18.700Should we be surprised that a company whose name is literally American Eagle is making fascist propaganda like this?
00:14:31.760They're named after the literal American freedom symbol, the bird, the eagle.
00:14:36.620So, probably not, but it's still really shocking, like a blonde haired, blue eyed, white woman is talking about her good jeans.
00:14:48.400So, and here comes the part where we're supposed to feel ashamed for being what is conventionally attractive.
00:14:54.940Again, we are attractive to, Europeans are attractive to, I guess, to, you know, maybe they're attractive to all other people in the world.
00:15:04.140But most people are attracted to what they know, right?
00:15:08.040So, like, if you're, there's, I'm sure in Africa, there is attractive African women that are, you know, women that the men find attractive and vice versa.
00:15:18.220So, they make it seem like just because, you know, American media has idolized what the beauty standard is, which happens to be a blonde, white, blue eyed woman who is in great shape.
00:15:32.120They're freaking out and making it seem like it's now like a Nazi dog whistle.
00:15:36.100No, what's happening is the fat jeans weren't selling.
00:15:39.520Nobody wants to look like a stuffed sausage in jeans.
00:15:42.680So, they're going back to the roots, selling jeans that look good or selling jeans to the people that they look good on, trying to motivate people to be able to look good in those jeans.
00:15:59.720I also am thinking about, like, all of the young girls who are doing their back to school shopping right now at places like American Eagle.
00:16:09.680Number one, we need to bring back shaming.
00:16:11.840If there's a reason why people were not, when you look at movies from the 70s and the 80s, you did not, people did not look like they do now.
00:16:27.920And believe me, people that were fat-backed and they were like, one, it was rare.
00:16:32.720And you couldn't really get any nice clothes.
00:16:34.620And it worked because it motivated people to lose weight so that they could fit into those jeans.
00:16:40.200And regardless, American Eagle still sells fat jeans.
00:16:42.680So I don't understand why it would affect somebody who's shopping for back to school because they don't see somebody that looks like them.
00:16:49.040Most people who are that fat, they don't even want to see themselves in the mirror.
00:16:52.200So they definitely don't want to see another person that looks like them showing off the jeans so they can see how terrible they're going to look in those jeans.
00:17:59.780And if it hurts a couple people's fee fees because they're overweight and they see pictures of a hot, you know, Hollywood actress, you know, wearing American Eagle jeans, hanging up in the store,
00:18:10.460well, then go shop somewhere else where they have pictures of fatties.
00:18:44.660Oh, and I have even mentioned the fact that this entire ad campaign that Sydney Sweeney is doing right now is incredibly reminiscent to the Brooke Shields,
00:18:53.440Kevin Kline jeans ad campaign that she did when she was 14.
00:20:05.020You could why is it wrong to be proud of your genes that you got developed that you got good genes from your mom or your dad?
00:20:12.100Brooke Shields, Calvin Klein's ad campaign that we've all agreed was really weird and predatory.
00:20:21.800So anyways, I thought that since, you know, this is such outrage to most people that, you know, Sydney Sweeney, it's a Nazi dog whistle to have a white, beautiful white woman in advertising.
00:20:38.520I thought, well, why don't we showcase some of the black women who have been in advertising or I guess there hasn't been that many.
00:20:46.200I did try to research in advertisement, but there is some models that we're told are supermodels.
00:20:51.920So let's take a look at those and compare and maybe we can get an idea as to why American Eagle would want to go with Sydney Sweeney as opposed to maybe Lizzo.
00:21:08.520Well, after seeing those models, I certainly can't understand why American Eagle would want to go with Sydney Sweeney.
00:21:32.580This is also in regards to the Sydney Sweeney thing, but it was actually they're gone.
00:21:37.580They've gone as far as not only is it a Nazi dog whistle to have Sydney Sweeney advertise American Eagle jeans, but it's also the fact that she didn't do it with a fucking mask on.
00:21:55.840That American Eagle ad with Sydney Sweeney is literally overt eugenics.
00:21:58.980I know you don't want to hear this, but if you want to talk about how that ad is promoting eugenics, which it absolutely is.
00:22:04.860We also have to talk about how choosing not to wear masks when you can during an ongoing pandemic because you're OK with a certain subset of people, primarily disabled people of color, dying for your own comfort is also eugenics.
00:22:21.160You, like I said, probably have not left that room since the fake pandemic started.
00:22:25.800And these are the kind of people that our tax dollars are going to support because they are disabled and for some reason can't leave their home because they're terrified that a cold virus is going to get them despite being around for thousands and thousands of years.
00:22:42.340So these are the kind of people that are, I like to call perpetual victims.
00:22:47.300And of course, they're the ones that are going to scream about things like the Sydney Sweeney advertisement because they have to have something to be outraged about.
00:22:55.660So I'm going to highlight something else.
00:22:57.220It's not necessarily about, you know, femininity and terrorism.
00:23:01.900Well, I guess it kind of could be linked to terrorism because our government is committing domestic terrorism on us by bringing in all these invaders.
00:23:10.700And normally here in, well, in Canada, they have what's called the Canadian National Exhibition.
00:23:17.800I believe, well, it's in Toronto at one point of the year.
00:23:20.540And then it's also, I think, in Vancouver.