00:08:58.840Walk! Are you talking to me? Are you talking to me?
00:09:07.840While many are content to celebrate independence on this day,
00:09:12.680we know what these vapid displays conceal our people are not independent.
00:09:18.740Our destiny is shackled to a hundred competing nations imported to this soil,
00:09:23.460bringing with them countless incompatible interests.
00:09:26.260Our homeland has been turned into a squalid arena of profiteers and invaders overseen by a spineless cast of traitorous politicians.
00:09:37.260We wish for sovereignty and liberty which cannot coexist with the conditions that have been forced upon us a quarter millennia has now passed since America's violent birth.
00:09:50.260Nothing I can say will glorify independence more than the blood of our forebears that stains this continent,
00:09:58.360consecrating it forever with the immortal legacy of the men who died for so noble and objective as sovereignty.
00:10:06.000So we stand on the turning of an age and the making or breaking of our nation's destiny,
00:10:12.300and we must ask ourselves under the watchful gaze of history what is to be done.
00:10:17.580So dire is our circumstance, so extreme is our condition of peril, that the only way to secure our existence is to become all that we aspire to be.
00:10:29.620A defeated people was cast into this pit of a century, yet a nation, exalted above all the rest, will climb out of it.
00:10:39.660Our national independence was seized by a natural aristocracy of our people, by the best of our Anglo-Saxon blood, waging war against tyranny to restore their ancient rights, not solely for themselves, but to bequeath it to their people and their posterity beyond that.0.85
00:10:57.740Now, regime after regime, tainted with corruption, has wrestled this sovereignty away piece by piece and placed it in the hands of the few and the foreign.0.95
00:11:09.040Our liberty as Americans is squandered upon the unassimilable masses.0.97
00:11:14.020They know not how to use it, and we are done trying to teach them.
00:11:17.720And while the state has spent priceless years and countless fortunes attempting to educate0.99
00:11:24.560and civilize our ethnic replacements, true Americans have been not merely left behind,0.79
00:11:31.900but subjected to endless abuse, unbefitting the heirs of this continent.
00:11:39.740The men of our nation, their hearts and minds and virtues are the safest place within which
00:11:44.960to secure the ultimate power of government yet neither do our people hold this power
00:11:49.680nor are they yet capable of wielding it justly if we want our country back
00:11:54.780we cannot merely speak of policy we cannot just propose change
00:11:59.140we must first impose it upon ourselves you may read our policy
00:12:04.340on the calluses of our hands the scars on our backs and the sweat of our brow
00:12:09.520The future belongs to the men with iron in their blood and patriotism in their heart.
00:12:17.740We may not look to America's military might, its material wealth, or its depth of natural resources for our shield against subjugation.
00:12:28.140All this and more has been turned against us, fueling the flames of corruption and disunity.
00:12:34.220no, it is in our people that we must look. That fealty for liberty that rests only within
00:12:40.260the blood and spirit of the race which created America and sustains it still, in this and
00:12:46.140none other lies our salvation. I could list the enemies of our people, from the Jewish1.00
00:12:52.660cabals to the Mexican cartels, from the African criminals to the homosexual peddlers of vice0.99
00:12:58.660and exploitation, but I would not desanctify this day further with their description. Their0.99
00:13:03.700Conduct is set. Their fates are written. This day is for Americans.
00:13:08.800It is on our shoulders that the fate of the nation rests.
00:13:12.140It is our deeds which will bring justice and prosperity.
00:13:15.800It is our identity which must be reclaimed.
00:13:20.640We are Americans, not by edict or ideal, but by blood.
01:08:14.780There are a lot of pressures on our system.1.00
01:08:17.540Increasing the immigration levels, interestingly, will take some of the pressure off of the system.
01:08:25.100How is that, Trudeau? I'd like to have you explain that in detail, how that happens.
01:08:29.900The stream on bringing in permanent residents has got room to bring in more,0.95
01:08:36.000and it's when people come as refugees and try to flip or get refugee crisis,
01:08:39.680that it status that it sort of slows down the system a little bit so i don't understand what
01:08:45.400he's saying here so i don't know if he's trying to imply that by bringing in more people they're
01:08:50.760going to fill those jobs or that were um shortage that the shortages because you can you have to
01:08:58.220build capacity in order to have it benefit so i'm not understanding the logic here and i don't
01:09:05.340remember him like i don't remember this initial when it first happened uh wasn't probably as
01:09:10.580involved in politics at that point in time but i still don't understand how this made sense to
01:09:16.020anybody so increasing the levels will actually help bring in more people to respond to that
01:09:21.760like that doesn't make sense because you're not bringing in people that know how to do the jobs
01:09:27.980you're not putting well initially you weren't putting in the money to increase capacity and
01:09:32.980And for each person that you bring in that, say, a health care worker, they bring in about 10 of their family members who are not health care workers.
01:09:40.280So there's clearly a net negative there.
01:09:43.000So I'm not sure how many people, how people fell for this, but, you know, a lot of people fell for a lot of things with him.
01:09:54.160This is PP as well, saying this is two minutes and 20 seconds of him supporting more immigration.
01:10:02.980So this is how we know that it's just incompetent across the political spectrum, like it's not even just the governing body, it's all the political parties, it's, you know, mismanagement, whatever you want to call it.
01:10:16.220Well, I don't think it's necessarily, I think it's malice. I don't think it's being too stupid because they do know what they're doing, but none of them are willing to do what it takes or to name the actual problem.0.97
01:10:30.060so they're all kind of like what's the difference between one and another right like there's really0.97
01:10:34.760no difference between any parties but i'm i'm preaching to the choir you guys already know this
01:10:38.440say for a student visitor here permanently we strike the jackpot so i want to speed up
01:10:43.360immigration for building trade workers allow unions building trade unions to sponsor immigrants
01:10:48.020bring them here on work permits and then they can become permanent residents and citizens to get our
01:10:51.300economy firing on all cylinders we need to quickly process economic immigration so i would encourage0.56
01:10:55.500student visitors to stay in the country, and I would make the system easy and fast for them to
01:11:00.660do so. Look at one of the simplest and lowest cost ways we can have more doctors is to recognize
01:11:05.080internationally trained medical graduates. I think... Does PP know how many people die of
01:11:10.440medical malpractice in Canada? And this was even before the invasion. Like, there was a decent
01:11:16.560number. Of course, it's gone up a lot since then. So you want us to recognize foreign trained doctors
01:11:24.460um are you looking for the you know medical malpractice to go up like there's a reason why
01:11:31.580you know people are trained in western countries or well basically it's considered the best uh
01:11:36.980training like have you seen some of the the doctors that are trained elsewhere
01:11:40.740look at the you know the ones that come well we see it all the time there's ones that come from
01:11:47.640africa from india that you know don't have the same bedside manner they don't have the same
01:11:53.460you know duty of care any of that kind of stuff but we're supposed to recognize their credentials
01:11:59.160and I knew somebody that was you know many years ago that was trained in England as a nurse so you
01:12:07.480would think same as Canada right you're trained in England you know it's the part of the monarchy
01:12:12.620the how can it be much different and when she came here they didn't recognize her credentials
01:12:18.320to become a nurse and she had to go basically would have had to go back to school all over again
01:12:22.000and you want us to recognize you won't recognize those ones but you want us to recognize credentials
01:12:29.340from third world countries make it make sense unless this is all part of the whole you know
01:12:35.300which we're going to get to in a bit too the you know falls into the maid umbrella like where0.99
01:12:40.420they're just trying to you know kill off as many people as possible through whether it's medical
01:12:44.740malpractice or you know government assisted suicide or people just like the guy that jumped0.93
01:12:50.560into niagara falls the other day or yesterday or whatever it is to try to end his life because
01:12:55.060i can only assume canada's so bad for him right who knows the best way though to make sure that
01:13:02.600immigrants succeed in our economy is to make it employer driven and make it so that employers
01:13:07.640can quickly sponsor so this here this right here i never noticed this at the time but this basically
01:13:14.040what he's saying right here is basically promoting the the lmia lmia or the tfw whatever you want to
01:13:21.120call all those scams basically advocating for fast tracking people here to benefit companies
01:13:27.760to benefit corporations newcomers on work permits to fill jobs that canadians cannot fill i'm going
01:13:34.180to back up 30 000 small study why can't canadians fill those jobs pierre why is it because they pay
01:13:42.000half of what the going wage is for that? Is it because it's the conditions are terrible and not
01:13:49.180what Canadians are used to working in? Could it be any of those things? Because you know, 50 years
01:13:54.660ago, even 20, 30 years ago, there was really no job that Canadians couldn't do. Oh my god, thanks
01:14:02.600Earl. Wasn't the point of allowing foreign students into your university so they could take1.00
01:14:08.600these skills back to their home yes to their home countries and improve
01:14:11.760that's a little loud yes earl you're right that's exactly what the because we had uh world-class
01:14:24.500uh universities right and schools so oh my god it's still going um so yeah that was exactly what
01:14:31.240the purpose was so that they could bring back that first world education to the third world and be
01:14:35.400able to you know practice it there but somehow it got lost in translation i guess you could say
01:14:41.480and thank you again for the two dollars i appreciate that but yeah so he's basically
01:14:47.260promoting the tfia tfia tfw lmia kind of scam here loans for those immigrants who are not quite yet
01:14:56.400at the canadian standard but just need to yeah they just need to get oh look what he's talking0.96
01:14:59.580to small study loan study up get licensed get a huge pay raise going from being a well we don't
01:15:04.680call him pandering pierre for nothing barista to being a doctor now they've gone from 30 000
01:15:09.180to 300 grand a year so it will be for all professions that's my goal well we need to we1.00
01:15:13.220need to make it fast and simple for people who come here as refugees to get to work right away1.00
01:15:16.220faster work permits we need younger immigrants to stay in this country so in other words let's1.00
01:15:19.960get the gatekeepers out of the way get our newcomers make powerful inflation-proof paychecks1.00
01:15:23.180i'm going to allow immigrants to begin licensing before they even come here so if you're a
01:15:27.400forthcoming immigration doctor you're in the doctor or met a nurse you can begin working on
01:15:32.400your license before you even get into Canada. I want to thank the community for welcoming me in
01:15:35.380for so many wonderful Diwali celebrations that have just gone by, and hopefully there'll be
01:15:39.160many more celebrations of different kinds that we can enjoy together. The Conservative Party
01:15:42.580is pro-immigration. And to the Prime Minister to do the negotiating, and I've said I'll support him
01:15:46.860anyway I can. Even in my visit down here, I'm sending a text messages to tell him what's going
01:15:49.300on, try and support his work. Stop the deportations. I'm suck and pander. He's perfect for the
01:15:54.680conservative party that was pretty funny okay stop the deportations for a simple goy from the prairies
01:16:04.400to stand yeah simple goy the deportations that everyone should eat from the same bowl
01:16:10.040that everyone would be called sick stop the deportations somebody this is an edit right
01:16:15.640obviously but uh it's so crazy to see these people pandering like this like it's just insane
01:16:21.420to me like who do you represent like the dominion society when they did that which was amazing they
01:16:27.400did that um demonstration or whatever where they were like conserve what and it's true like what
01:16:33.140are you conserving here you're not even you're not even showing canadian values like this is all
01:16:38.000you're pandering to indians one specific ethnic group bring a direct flight to amritsar
01:16:44.800that's sad i mean it's funny but it's also sad0.98
01:17:11.400pandering pierre we call him that for a reason sorry i got distracted a little bit but yeah
01:17:17.020so this is why voting really doesn't uh help because you know they're just gonna pander to
01:17:22.820whatever ethnic group they think is going to get them the most votes basically and mother of drum
01:17:28.500drummer the truck driver thing i don't know i'm not going to show it but i'm sure you guys have
01:17:32.700all seen it the got a woman that got hit and i think it was ajax or something and horrifying
01:17:39.920okay literally horrifying and a lot of people have told me that you know drive trucks and stuff like
01:17:45.120that it's because these people you know yeah they lack the skills and the training and they're not
01:17:49.800being trained properly and they're not being licensed properly but it's also they're always0.98
01:17:53.060on their fucking phone and they're distracted and like it's bad enough to be on your phone when0.98
01:17:57.520you're in a car but when you're driving a massive oh did you it was horrible i saw it once and that1.00
01:18:03.240once was enough and believe me i have a strong stomach but that was bad but yeah like it's bad0.97
01:18:09.360enough like but they're all on their fucking phone you're driving a literal like that's a weapon like0.96
01:18:14.460I don't even know how much these things weigh but like hundreds of tons and you know you're on a0.98
01:18:20.760cell phone like and a lot of times again you know the big joke about wearing flip-flops and stuff
01:18:25.280like that but then I've even seen them with their foot like one foot up on the the window and you
01:18:29.560know like to me it just blows me away do you know that you're driving like a semi-truck like this1.00
01:18:35.240isn't a little uh you know mini cooper or anything oh it's horrible that poor lady
01:18:41.120um this is another example of mismanagement or managed decline as we say so we all know this0.94
01:18:53.360but here's the stats that average wages are way lower in canada the taxes are way higher
01:18:59.740we saw bill maher the jew whatever at the beginning talk about that that you know the
01:19:04.600cost of living is much higher here we have less freedom less happiness obviously the weather is
01:19:10.360you know colder and we have more red tape more bureaucracy and of course the health care is not
01:19:15.420free you could very likely die waiting for care but this is the statistic here so the average
01:19:23.200annual wages in 2025 in the United States they're looking at what 86 977 and the average in Canada
01:19:32.320is just over 60 and obviously the U.S. dollar is worth a lot more right so these people this is
01:19:39.220U.S. dollars if they're making 86,000 in U.S. that's probably pushing 100 grand in Canada
01:19:43.320and Canadians are making I guess this is considered U.S. dollars they've done it both in U.S. dollars
01:19:50.300but still and our housing prices like the average house price they said in the U.S. is what
01:19:55.660in a maybe a a metro a metro metropolis metropolis a metropolitan area maybe 500k depending on the
01:20:05.300state like i know like washington state california all those states are probably a lot you know more0.92
01:20:10.020but canada you could be living in a fucking tiny little town in saskatchewan and still have to pay0.96
01:20:15.000500 grand 400 grand for a little fucking shoebox house so it doesn't add up it doesn't match up0.99
01:20:20.940so just part of the managed decline just wanted to show everybody that0.98
01:20:27.200and this is um the mismanagement of the convid scam well really when you say mismanagement
01:20:40.000that's being generous because i don't believe that i believe it was basically facilitated by
01:20:45.060the government in the first place. But this was another pathetic excuse for a politician,0.97
01:20:53.720Jagmeet. Him and Trudeau, same thing, right? People, and Ryan, another post from Ryan is0.99
01:21:01.400saying, why do, you know, I guess this is a rhetorical question. People are asking,
01:21:05.600why do you always attack Jagmeet and Trudeau? They never did anything. Well, you could look
01:21:09.960at that two ways. You're right. They never did anything meaningful other than destroy
01:21:14.800the country. But this is an example of what during the COVID times how people were treated.
01:21:21.060And these things get forgotten, they get pigeonholed pretty quickly. Because that's why
01:21:25.600it's all bread and circuses, right? So there's always a constant scandal, a new thing that get
01:21:30.180people's attention. We all love the drama. This is why people like watching what do they call it?
01:21:35.700You know, those shows that are like IRL shows, whatever fucking the words escaping me now. But0.97
01:21:41.760anyways because everybody likes the drama they like to see people suffer they like to you know
01:21:45.920see people fighting and arguing and all this kind of stuff so it's all bread and circuses and that's0.97
01:21:51.160why people have forgotten what these motherfuckers did at that time uh during that time but i will0.95
01:21:56.620never forget i will never forget until all of these people are are basically have are paying0.97
01:22:02.920for what they did to everybody and i'm not going to say what i mean by that but whether it's jail
01:22:07.060or whatever they all need to pay. I absolutely believe that there needs to be mandatory vaccines
01:22:11.620and there would be consequences for those who are not able to or not willing to do that and
01:22:17.000we could look at what those consequences. The bottom line is if anyone who doesn't have a
01:22:23.120legitimate medical reason for not getting fully vaccinated chooses to not get vaccinated there
01:22:29.620will be consequences. Absolutely. So there will be consequences and I'm sure you guys all remember
01:22:34.640some of those consequences like you you know we're supposed to have freedom of movement here
01:22:39.360you couldn't leave you could travel across province provincial borders but you know you
01:22:43.160couldn't leave the country uh without being that you couldn't get on an airplane um couldn't get
01:22:47.840on a train couldn't go eat out you couldn't go see a movie uh your kids couldn't participate in
01:22:52.900any kind of sport um all that kind of stuff so you know they uh we we saw what they did we saw
01:22:59.740how they managed that crisis. That's the word. Today, I don't know what it is. Maybe I'm not,
01:23:07.460I didn't get enough sleep last night. Words like the most simple words are escaping me
01:23:10.880today for some reason. But yes, reality TV, which is not really reality. It's, you know,
01:23:18.300manufactured drama. But yes, that is the term.
01:23:21.760all right what do we got here oh this this is a good one too there was so much so much gold
01:23:31.140in this one so another thing that canadian politicians are really good at is blaming
01:23:36.940the u.s for everything like literally everything right and you know they like to blame trump and
01:23:42.380i'm not saying that you know trump is a great uh guy but like we had these issues when trump
01:23:47.080when biden was the president so you know it's just constant blaming just to get the deflecting
01:23:53.740right to deflect the blame off of them but this is tiff macklem and i believe he is in charge of
01:24:00.500the bank of canada and he blames the weak economy and the low dollar on everything and everyone else
01:24:06.100but the canadian government uh i mentioned in i think the last video i did or maybe it was the
01:24:12.600last stream about all the money that no i actually the video i made about homelessness all the money
01:24:17.380that they're giving to the ukraine and then they have the audacity to ask for personal donations0.97
01:24:22.260to fix up sussex drive the prime minister's residence are you fucking insane so the reason0.99
01:24:28.620why we have a weak economy is because we are spending way more money than we're bringing in0.99
01:24:34.140we're giving money away like it's candy like we're a pedophile in a white van trying to attract kids
01:24:40.320that's what the canadian government is doing they're giving money to other countries like that
01:24:44.980and then they blame the u.s they blame iran they blame you know whatever it is they blame the war
01:24:51.940they blame the fact that we don't have enough immigrants whatever it is as long as we're not
01:24:57.040blaming them yeah no i believe that mother like i really do believe that it was thank you it was
01:25:04.980orchestrated from 2020 um and well because they did that whole thing right the agenda thing
01:25:11.940whatever it was called agenda was it called agenda 20 something maybe it was called agenda 2020
01:25:17.120hey helix yes i know and thank you for the reminder
01:25:25.500so this guy again just another liberal propaganda puppet but listen to
01:25:31.840the excuses that they come up with like i have to give them credit they're very good at lying
01:25:36.580and they're very good at gaslighting people agenda 2030 that's it 2030 they uh they did a test run in
01:25:43.7402020 the governing council has maintained the policy interest rate at two and a quarter percent
01:25:50.260we have three key messages first after stalling over the past year economic growth looks to have
01:25:58.140resumed in canada second where all the articles i've been seeing is businesses are leaving canada
01:26:04.760people are leaving canada so where is this coming from are we oh didn't uh who was it korea whatever
01:26:12.200pulled out of the ev factory that they were going to put in canada something like that so where is
01:26:16.840all this coming from second inflation in canada is poised to ease provided global oil prices decline
01:26:25.900again they use these words poised to ease so it sounds like what he's saying is you know to people
01:26:32.940who maybe don't understand language that well or they're easily led it sounds like he's saying that
01:26:37.800yeah it's going to get better but what he's saying is well it could right but i also could win a
01:26:43.660million dollars tomorrow too that doesn't mean it's going to happen right so he's saying that0.93
01:26:48.020you know if the oil what are you fucking talking about and why are we shouldn't even have concerned
01:26:54.340about the oil prices because we have enough of our own oil but instead of doing manufacture or0.97
01:26:58.240whatever call refining it here we sell it or send it to the U.S. to be refined and then buy it back
01:27:03.140so I don't understand how this has anything to do with the cost of eggs like really
01:27:07.920yeah you know what I was like I don't want to you know mother I don't want to leave Canada
01:27:15.480this is my home right um but you know it's when you have to deal with I mean it's for some people
01:27:22.200the snow and the the cold weather is part of canada's charm um if you're an outdoor person
01:27:27.560but outside of even that like we have to deal with the harsh winters here and then we have to deal
01:27:32.500with this as well like there's it's getting to the point where what is the benefit of staying here
01:27:37.880right like yeah we want to fight and stuff like that but like it's getting increasingly
01:27:42.540harder and harder every day for people to maintain
01:27:45.700from elevated levels and third uncertainty remains high no conflict in the middle east
01:27:54.500has re-escalated in recent days and trade and this has nothing to do with canada like okay
01:28:00.800maybe the oil but the oil prices go up for anything like literally there could be like a storm on in
01:28:06.020the middle east or wherever and it's like all oil prices got up there could be a a ship that sinks
01:28:09.920oil prices go like everything is causing oil because it's a speculative market so like i
01:28:15.860i don't get any of this like i said it's all i think just bs discussions with the united states
01:28:22.380remain ongoing canada's gdp growth was flat over the past year as the economy adjusted to new
01:28:29.220tariffs right right right so that was accurate it was flat but he's saying it's because of new
01:28:34.700tariffs. Well, if that's true, then how come they haven't really been working very hard to get a
01:28:40.560trade agreement with the US? If anything, Kearney has been spitting in the face of the US up until
01:28:46.220recently, where now he's kind of realized, and we're going to get to that in a minute too.0.99
01:28:50.960He's realized that we're kind of fucked at this point. And he's kind of, what do you want to call0.75
01:28:55.300it, overplayed his hand a little bit. But if he really was concerned about that, he would have
01:28:59.600been working towards getting a trade agreement done with the U.S. Elevated uncertainty and slower
01:29:05.640population growth. Overall, our growth outlook is similar to our April forecast, but the data we
01:29:12.260received since April have increased our confidence that the economy is indeed working through this
01:29:18.560period of global upheaval. This guy reminds me of the human manifestation of the book How to Lie
01:29:26.460with statistics. It looks like he doesn't even believe what he's saying. If you look at his
01:29:31.720face, it's kind of like he doesn't even believe what he's saying. Following GDP growth of 0.7%
01:29:38.180in 2026, the economy is projected to grow by 1.8% in both 2027 and 2028.
01:29:46.400Wow. Guys, get ready. We're going to have all this money. 1% is going to grow. We're all going
01:29:54.220to be rich war related cost pressures are still working their way through the through some consumer
01:30:00.500prices but they're being offset by downward pressure from other prices from continued
01:30:06.440economic slack what you want to give us some examples does anybody know what is cost cost
01:30:11.980less nowadays i have no idea i can't think of anything that costs less in canada
01:30:17.340yeah that one percent exactly that one percent is going to trickle down guys we just got to hold out
01:30:23.120In addition, the recent depreciation of the Canadian dollar will make our exports more competitive, but it also increases the costs of our imports.
01:30:33.080Inflation is expected to stay elevated in June and then ease gradually in the coming months, returning to the 2% target in early 2027.
01:30:41.560And it's funny when they say that inflation is going to ease, right?
01:30:46.420And what that means is that it doesn't mean the prices are going to go back down to what they were originally.
01:30:50.980it just means they might stop going up that's it so yeah exactly don't spend it all in one place
01:30:57.440guys you know keep it for a rainy day what it means is that if you know the price of eggs since
01:31:03.220i was mentioning eggs it goes up to whatever i don't even know what it costs anymore but like
01:31:07.960say it's ten dollars a dozen and inflation makes it go up to 12 right they're not going to go back
01:31:14.280down to 10 or 8 or whatever it was initially they'll stay at 12 they just might not go any
01:31:18.140higher or they might go really slowly gross like get slightly higher so that's really not a benefit
01:31:23.200to anybody the bank is committed to maintaining canadian's confidence in price stability bro
01:31:32.280i don't even have you don't even have confidence in what you're saying look at you you it's like0.99
01:31:37.080you don't even believe the shit you're spewing and this is the example of canadian government0.99
01:31:41.440in a nutshell but incompetence mismanagement of the economy another example of canadian greatness1.00
01:31:48.900the golden shower age yeah for real eh
01:31:53.080um this is actually uh not necessarily well kind of mismanagement i guess it could be1.00
01:32:02.200tied into mismanagement of our conservation um and that's because we allow in all these indians1.00
01:32:08.340But this is actually a feather Indian getting mad at a dot Indian for leaving a mess.1.00
01:32:13.680And, you know, I got to give him credit, right?1.00
01:32:15.680Like I said, they were here in Canada before we made the country great.
01:39:55.580ChatGPT can't swing the hammer for sure.
01:39:57.460And they can't, they don't have, it doesn't have common sense, ChatGPT either.
01:40:05.000So Vancouver, it rains nine out of 12 months a year and somehow they're running out of water.0.93
01:40:12.080Saudi Arabia Mark Emery points this out it's all a desert they have no other than I don't even know
01:40:20.100if Saudi Arabia I think they're landlocked they don't have any kind of bodies of water it's a
01:40:24.740desert they are able to manage their water somehow but Vancouver is running out of water how make it
01:40:31.780make sense so again it comes down to just like the forest fires just like the you know scamdemic
01:40:37.920response, just like pretty much everything that happens. It's mismanagement by government
01:40:42.940bureaucracy. There's too many, you know, the saying when we were kids, too many chiefs and
01:40:48.400not enough Indians. That's basically explains the whole public service sector of Canada.
01:40:55.660Too many chiefs, not enough Indians. Yeah, exactly. Corporate exploitation. Yeah, it hasn't.1.00
01:41:03.720Like I said, it hasn't helped the Indian people here, like the native Indians people at all, right?
01:41:09.860The government never does anything to help the people.
01:41:12.960Anytime it sounds like they're trying to help the people, whether it's the, you know, native Indians or the actual Canadian people,
01:41:19.700you can bet that there's something they're benefiting from it because that's just not, they've never done that in probably, I don't even know how long, right?
01:41:28.300Probably at least 60 years, 50, 60 years, the government hasn't really put the interests of the people first.
01:41:33.720oh and here's another thing this this should have been in the when we were talking about the
01:41:39.600pandemic i'm all over the place tonight guys i apologize but it just i don't know like i said
01:41:44.520maybe i'm not getting enough sleep i don't fucking know i should be um you know it's not like i'm0.78
01:41:49.500doing a lot um this is they used fake intelligence to illegally frame the truckers as violent0.93
01:41:57.160extremists which we knew something was up right like they you know people said oh it was russia
01:42:01.880was kind of misinformation, Russian misinformation, and all this stuff.