00:21:35.020in it hey madame breezy it is the weapon it's a weapon and it's and that's why when people say and
00:21:39.800i'm i'm guilty of this too thinking like oh world war three is coming and you know nobody's really
00:21:44.920gonna die for israel they're not gonna send i mean they may send some troops on the ground but
00:21:50.000they don't have to like between drone warfare and the fact that they just do this they destroy the
00:21:55.280country from within they don't have to send in you know ground troops and and drop physical
00:22:00.400nuclear bombs or whatever you want to call it on a country they drop in like india uh biological
00:22:06.120bombs by mass immigration by trying to reach a hundred thousand or a hundred million people in
00:22:12.880canada by the year 2100 like this is how they're doing it to us so we don't have to necessarily
00:22:18.680worry about our sons and daughters if they recruit women going to die on the front lines in a you
00:22:25.420know ground a ground troop war because they're already they can destroy us from within Canada
00:22:29.840right now and I know it doesn't take and last night um oh did he flood stream I'll have to
00:22:37.540check it out last night Fortisax held a space and he was talking about how it doesn't take
00:22:42.840an entire country and I think that a lot of us feel like we need to get like at least half of
00:22:47.720the country on our side and it doesn't really take that it takes a small vanguard group that
00:22:53.640is willing to kind of you know just stick it out and and keep pushing and pushing and i think that
00:22:59.540is really going to be our only hope because obviously there's no economic solution in the
00:23:04.040current economic environment with the current economic parties that are out there so i think
00:23:09.240that it's really going to come down to having to change the culture first and hopefully hopefully
00:23:14.460we're able to achieve that before we are totally taken over and colonized by the indians because
00:23:21.400that's like that's what's happening right and i think canada is i don't know if it's worse for it
00:23:28.020but we're in a worse position to economically because we have no competition here like the
00:23:32.920government has made it they're very protective over the you know canadian companies and well
00:23:39.780they say they're protective but it's really just because they're in the pockets of these
00:23:42.860large companies like rogers and bell media and all that stuff so you know it makes it harder for the
00:23:49.000actual Canadian to save money anywhere and stuff like that. So financially, economically, we're
00:23:53.340probably worse off than the US. And the US isn't even going through the same issues. But if they
00:23:58.420were, we'd probably end up being worse off just for that reason alone, that we don't have much
00:24:02.800choice in where we spend our money because the government protects these companies so that they
00:24:07.600don't have to compete with cheaper US companies. This week, we decided to maintain the policy rate
00:24:13.600at 2.25%. As the outlook evolves, we stand ready to respond as needed.
00:24:20.940We are continuing to assess the impact of U.S. tariffs and trade policy uncertainty,
00:24:25.440and how the Canadian economy is adjusting. And we are closely monitoring the unfolding
00:24:31.520conflict in the Middle East. The Bank is committed to ensuring that Canadians
00:24:37.300continue to have confidence in price stability through this period of upheaval yeah you're right
00:24:44.460shameless wise ass it's true like that's what i mean this is how energy prices affect the price
00:24:49.420of everything if you get it a truck brought it and that's the thing like people think oh well
00:24:53.060we have technology now we have planes and well yeah but planes don't take it to the factory in
00:24:58.540downtown you know whatever uh toronto or downtown fucking you know edmonton they need trucks to
00:25:06.580bring them there or or at minimum trains so it's fuel affects everything everything i mean a lot
00:25:14.440of companies even in their manufacturing use uh some sort of oil right or petroleum or whatever
00:25:20.180the fuck people are stupid so they've admitted basically that the economy's broken we understand
00:25:27.400that um for fuck's sakes really archive.is not a robot
00:25:35.260just open up okay so this was published uh not it wasn't wasn't recently but anyways it's from
00:25:48.540the globe and mail and there's oh yeah no it was recently sorry i'm thinking of something else
00:25:52.460So they've come out and basically saying, and I think this is an opinion piece, as Canada faces crippling debt, it must do the unpopular thing and cut elderly benefits.
00:26:08.300The government can reduce its spending while better targeting those genuinely in need.
00:26:12.340So who is more in need than the low income seniors?
00:26:16.860now when I say boomers and seniors in this context of this article I'm not talking about the rich
00:26:22.360ones that own multiple properties because they're not really depending on government benefits
00:26:26.720I'm talking about the you know seniors that you know unfortunately weren't fortunate like didn't
00:26:32.700have a job that had a pension and you know they've retired and they're basically living off savings
00:26:37.360and whatever CPP gives them right and it ain't fucking much it's not much at all so I was thinking
00:26:44.840when I was reading the story I was thinking well isn't that a coincidence that they um we have the
00:26:49.760highest levels ever of maid going on in this country hey shoe collector um and they have
00:26:58.180discussed offering maid to people who are poor or homeless or you know destitute and now they're
00:27:08.120moving to probably put a lot of seniors in that position by making these cuts. So a logical person
00:27:15.000would say, yeah, Halifax, when I was working, it was me too. Same. A lot of my clients were like
00:27:21.100that. So a logical person would be like, why would we do that when we could just cut benefits to
00:27:31.320invaders that are coming in that we're paying for, like the Syrians that are still here,
00:27:35.900or like you know the tons of Indians that are coming in and taking advantage of our food banks
00:27:41.620and they're on student visas and stuff like why wouldn't we cut these kinds of funds the welfare
00:27:47.260for the Muslim that has 10 kids you know instead of the seniors well because like I said their
00:27:54.100ultimate goal is to kill off as many white people as possible in this country and they're going to
00:27:59.520start with the boomers, right? Because 95% of the people that have accepted MAID or have
00:28:08.620participated in MAID are white. So you're going to make them basically destitute. And I would bet
00:28:18.480a large proportion of people that are dependent on these particular government elderly benefits
00:28:25.500are white because they come from they were born in a time where there wasn't really much other
00:28:30.880immigration right now the other thing we could do is I do also know yeah they could cut their
00:28:36.980wages too in it for love this is what I'm getting to shamrock exactly this is where they wouldn't
00:28:43.320have to cut anything from anywhere if they just stopped giving it to people who never worked here
00:28:48.140and I know they may say this doesn't happen that's fucking baloney it's absolute bullshit
00:28:53.580I've seen it with my own eyes. So you have people that came here in their late 50s, maybe, maybe if
00:29:00.780you're lucky, they may have worked a couple years. Okay. And then they retire at whatever age and
00:29:07.240they, you know, live till they're 80, 90 years old on a Canada pension, CPP and OAS. And they've
00:29:14.820contributed because it most likely if they did even work here, they worked in a low, you know,
00:29:19.600wage job, which means their contributions were very minimal. But more often than not,
00:29:25.280they're chain migrated here by their, you know, younger, like their children or whatever,
00:29:31.400their cousins, nieces, nephews, or whatever. And then they are pretty quickly after that placed in
00:29:38.540government funded long term care. And the government funded long term care, well,
00:29:44.840the government's paying for it, but they also give you a stipend for personal need. So they're
00:29:51.080still getting CPP in, you know, a sense, right? And they have housing, shelter. So these are all
00:29:56.820places that you could cut and probably save a shit ton of money and be able to continue supporting
00:30:02.980the elderly people as they should be supported, as they should be supported. I don't believe in
00:30:08.960giving anybody that is uh has not contributed like has not spent a significant part of their
00:30:16.040life their entire or almost of their entire let's say this i don't agree with people who have not
00:30:21.560spent their entire working life in canada working and contributing to the cpp system
00:30:29.240i don't believe they should get a pension like they should get cpp and i know that sucks for0.52
00:30:36.160you know maybe women who are didn't work their whole life and they're married and stuff like
00:30:40.220that but like again those things can be kind of worked out you know whether you get because your
00:30:44.920husband worked or whatever but none of this nonsense of people working for a couple years
00:30:49.780and then getting 20 years of cpp because by the time like i said they're yeah and you're right
00:30:55.860some of them don't even live here full-time because now with direct deposit they just it
00:31:00.280gets deposited into their bank account and they access it from india because it's cheaper to live
00:31:04.720in India than it is in Canada, but they'll take the Canada, the Canadians money, right? So that
00:31:12.440was pretty fucking disappointing to see that, but not surprising again. So this fucking person,
00:31:19.700whoever wrote this, he's a policy analyst. Again, useless fucking degree. You don't have to have a
00:31:25.180degree to study policy. You just have to have common sense and two brain cells. The Carney
00:31:31.780government regularly describes its fiscal approach as ambitious and transformational when they use
00:31:37.040words like this this means you're getting fucked at the drive-through honey they're gonna take
00:31:42.500risks with your money they're gonna take risks with our money and we may not come out on the
00:31:47.640positive side of this oh oh absolutely the shoe collector absolutely and yep the levels do it too
00:31:57.600but in reality it's simply perpetuating a fiscal decline that's plunging Canada deeper into red
00:32:03.820ink yeah to truly transform federal finances the Kearney government must reduce spending even in
00:32:09.880areas that are politically unpopular and to truly be ambitious it should start by reducing elderly
00:32:15.100benefits Ottawa's largest single spending item so this isn't what the government's going to do let's
00:32:20.420make that clear yet right this is the opinion of this policy senior policy analyst because this is
00:32:26.920where the, it's their largest single spending item. So I would like to see the stats, how much
00:32:33.460money there is being spent if we take out all the non-native Canadians. So people who were not born
00:32:41.620here, you know, did not contribute to the tax, you know, bucket of Canada. I want to take those
00:32:50.720out of the equation and then let's see how much, let's see if it's our largest single spending item
00:32:54.440then. First, some context. The Kearney government plans to run annual budget deficits ranging from
00:33:01.000$66.9 billion to $53.2 billion. Cumulatively, this six-year period in the red represents
00:33:09.140$362.4 billion in borrowing. Over that same period, Ottawa's total debt will rise from a projected
00:33:16.000$2.3 trillion, or 72% of the economy, to more than $3 trillion, or 78% of the economy.
00:33:23.620and this is what I wanted to talk about here because yeah when you get to 80% you're a failed
00:33:29.500state. For perspective the last time total federal debt exceeded 80% of the economy was in the early
00:33:36.80090s when Canada faced a fiscal crisis. Federal finances aren't yet as precarious as they were
00:33:42.380back then in large part because of relatively low interest rates but the Carney government's
00:33:47.200current plan will lead us down a path that may get us to that point of course because they want
00:33:51.180the economy to collapse. So for, I guess, brevity here, the government will spend a projected $83
00:33:58.780billion on elderly benefits, and by 2030 or 31, that amount will rise to $108.5 billion.
00:34:06.680So I guess my question too here is, is if you're bringing in, you know, theoretically, right,
00:34:12.940if you're bringing in all these workers, these millions of Indians that, you know, are filling
00:34:19.800jobs that are going unfilled for months and you know causing companies to close down and all this
00:34:25.500kind of stuff theoretically wouldn't that increase our tax contribution base so wouldn't that give us
00:34:33.260more revenue and i understand that we still have a spending problem in this country but i mean we
00:34:37.880could also you know not give billions of dollars to the ukraine we could also not give money to
00:34:43.940Africa to teach them how to use tampons, or to show them how Indians how to shit in a toilet,
00:34:50.780like we could also not spend money on things like that. So I think all in that stuff combined,
00:34:56.540and the fact that you would cut off the non Canadian grifters and leeches that are sucking
00:35:01.760off the CPP system, as well as the increased revenue from the supposed much needed doctors
00:35:09.780and engineers that you're bringing in by the millions, that it would somehow balance out.
00:42:14.100But this was Fox News' take on it when it first happened, or at least shortly after it first happened.
00:42:20.680seeing the first graphic images from inside the packed israeli pound bound israel bound
00:42:30.540flight force to make an emergency landing overnight the commercial jet diverted to
00:42:35.600saudi arabia after a brawl broke out inside the cockpit let's check back in with jeff paul who is
00:42:40.480live in tel aviv jeff what do we know well yeah israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says
00:42:46.500the situation is now under control after that plane was safely diverted to saudi arabia but
00:42:51.640what remains unclear at the moment is why that emergency call was sent out from the cockpit in
00:42:57.320the first place that then forced israel to scramble fighter jets over a possible high that was the
00:43:03.340other thing they scrambled fighter jets hijacking now we are getting some new images of a passenger
00:43:10.460you see right there covered in blood who reportedly got involved to help we know the plane fly dubai
00:43:15.440flight fz 1037 was flying from dubai to tel aviv this morning after flying and it sounds like almost
00:43:21.720a ridiculous story too because obviously you know that airplanes like the doors are so secure
00:43:26.820now like you can't it's like almost impossible to get in right if the door is locked so the as the
00:43:34.160pilot was being stabbed or after he was stabbed he was fighting off the co-pilot he was able to
00:43:38.380hit the release button on the the cockpit door so that these people could you know come in and
00:43:44.320take over now I'm not saying it's not true okay but it is reading to me like a you know action
00:43:51.440movie like a kind of mission impossible kind of deal so I'm not sure like I said I know crazy
00:43:58.820things can happen but to me this sounds like everything just happened to line up perfectly
00:44:03.720for this scenario to play out this way looks like old Benny has a rising political opponent
00:44:12.200who's leading in the polls i wonder how long he survives we will see for about two and a half
00:44:18.420hours that plane signaled an emergency on board while entering jordanian airspace that's when it
00:44:24.220abruptly descended from 33 000 feet to 17 000 feet now one passenger on board tells fox news
00:44:31.720the co-pilot had stabbed the captain of the plane who then collapsed onto the controls
00:44:36.380the passenger says the plane then started so he collapsed onto the controls the plane started
00:44:41.640nose diving for several minutes there was a lot of screaming on board the power went out and they
00:44:46.460all thought they were going to die the mother of one of those passengers saying this i called for
00:44:52.760help why and not two other pilots sorry guys hit the wrong button on the on the soundboard
00:45:01.020two other pilots they took the i don't think so i don't know yet shamrock
00:45:08.720If you're Israeli, the runaway to the guy, he took a knife and tried to kill the pilot.
00:45:19.120But if you were a conspiracy theorist like I am, you could think that, you know, it is becoming more and more unpopular, this war that Israel and the shit that Israel is doing.
00:45:31.900It's becoming more and more unpopular.
00:45:34.020more and more people are awakening to the the Jew question the J question the JQ
00:45:39.940so I could see something like this not only distracting people from that but also
00:45:48.700garnering sympathy and giving them an excuse to target Oman maybe because this guy was from Oman
00:45:56.900and I'm sure things are going to come out that you know he had a manifesto this was a definitely a
00:46:02.240terrorist attack and stuff like that so if you were a conspiracy theorist you might think that
00:46:08.160no problem shoe collector thanks for joining his hand and put him on the floor
00:49:22.020as funny as it was to you know see people get you know owned by fucking pagers like who the
00:49:28.620fuck even uses pagers anymore but it's fucking sick that they're able to do like and it's
00:49:34.240concerning you know i mean that they're able to do this shit and especially with all this
00:49:37.720ai technology and the fact that they're demanding certain technology be installed in like everyday
00:49:45.220things like cars um you know cell phones obviously tvs you know and like it's concerning i guess to
00:49:54.200everybody but the leaders that are supposed to be here to you know protect the citizens
00:49:58.360prevent this stuff from happening you believe israel is at risk of losing this war so he
00:50:05.600believes yeah right he's going to keep saying that because they need the money to keep flowing it's
00:50:09.220the same thing as alinsky right he's going to keep saying they need more and more money because you
00:50:15.060know they just they're being obliterated and their people are being you know murdered and
00:50:19.800genocided and all that stuff it's just for money right like you started this war israel so uh in
00:50:26.240my opinion that you should finish it on your own um again we don't want anything to do with your
00:50:31.380you know sand wars your blood blood feuds um keep that shit over there we have a lot of our own
00:50:37.440problems to deal with and i mean i know canada hasn't necessarily donated a huge amount to israel
00:50:43.020like the US. But we're giving it to Ukraine too, which, you know, again, same thing, right? We
00:50:49.320don't, we shouldn't have anything to do with any of these fucking wars. We got a war on our own
00:50:53.200fucking land here, that the government is perpetuating against us, perpetrating against us,
00:50:57.840sorry. And then I thought, I thought that this was actually, oh, this was what I wanted to show
00:51:03.960you. So this, I thought was very interesting. So this is a father, I can't remember, Williamson,
00:51:11.000I can't remember, but he talks about how Islam was created by the Jews, right?
00:51:14.960And then somebody in the comment section put this, how it's tied together,
00:51:19.420Muhammad and Rabbinic Judaism in the 6th century.
00:51:24.300So, you know, they're coming off as the greatest enemies of each other,
00:51:28.860but, you know, really was this a total uno kind of reverse or a gay op to create,
00:51:34.500the jews created islam to kind of you know subvert them away from christianity or to make
00:51:41.600give christians a mortal enemy who knows is has also been it came into existence in the 600th
00:51:49.600of the 7th century uh it was very possibly or probably created by jews in order as an instrument
00:51:59.000against christendom and then sure enough the uh the arabs the the swept through north africa
00:52:08.020and destroyed a whole chunk of a whole part of christianity in north africa they swept into
00:52:13.440spain thanks to the help of the jews it's well known that the jews see and people wonder why
00:52:20.280they've been kicked out of 109 places who's opened the cities to the uh to the mohammedans
00:52:27.980They took over Spain, and it took hundreds of years to get rid of them again, to get them back out.
00:52:33.900They went up into France until they got beaten at the Battle of Poitiers in 732.
00:52:39.780And again and again in European history, the Saracens, the Turks, the Arabs, the Muslims, there's various names for them.
00:52:49.320They've kept trying to get into, they're enemies of Christendom, they're enemies of Christian Europe, and they've tried to get into Europe again and again, and the Jews will each time, most likely, the Jews will have helped them, will have organized it, will have financed it.
00:53:06.420That's exactly what we see this time, is George Soros, who's been financing the Arab invasion.
00:53:12.920So many such cases. Right. And then this person said he saw this clip and he thought that he was the guy was stretching it too far.
00:53:21.540But then he asked Rock to summarize the connection between Judaism and Islam.
00:53:26.780And he says, I believe it is possible that the Jews encouraged Islam in order to incite violence towards Christian Jerusalem.
00:53:33.440And this goes, I guess this is kind of like a little graph that Rock came up with together.
00:53:37.520but um it says yeah the question posed was are there connections between muhammad and rabbinic
00:53:43.840judaism in the sixth century or i guess it would be judaism judaism yes there was historical and
00:53:52.740religious connections mainly through jewish communities in arabia especially the hajjad
00:53:56.720and medina yathrib and the sixth and early sevenths in the sixth and early seventh centuries
00:54:03.060where rabbinic judaism was established or influential so they give the breakdown here
00:54:08.640basically jews lived in medina khybar tima and himyar the babylonian talmud was largely completed
00:54:15.740around 500 ce so that's current era when did they start changing before and after christ
00:54:21.480i'm so fucking confused with this shit now sources mentioned rabbis sages and study houses
00:54:29.880And then Muhammad's contact, supposedly Muhammad was born in 570 before or after Christ.
00:54:36.640As a merchant, he likely met the Jews before the Hijra.
00:54:39.960In Medina, he dealt with tribes such as the Banu, whatever the hell that is, Banu Nadir and Banu Qurraza.
00:54:46.080The constitution of Medina granted Jews religious practice in exchange for political loyalty.
01:18:49.820The other thing is the distalden generations where – because a lot
01:18:54.560of the myths about how they said that the British were burying their kids
01:18:59.680in the sand and kicking their heads off, actually the Aboriginals used
01:19:03.100to bury their kids in the sand because they killed a lot0.71
01:19:06.840their own children because they were a tribal nomadic people the women could only carry one0.99
01:19:12.280child at a time so if they had another one they couldn't look after it so they used to just bury
01:19:17.980the kids in the sand and leave them there and that's where the the sterling generation came
01:19:24.520from is that the british were like oh my god look at them they're killing they're killing the
01:19:28.960children this is horrendous we have to look after the children so they were taking the children
01:19:32.800and placing them with settler families to be raised in like churches and stuff like that
01:19:38.020and then they've tried to say that it's like this big genocide that oh no you were trying to erase
01:19:43.980an entire generation of um aboriginals that's by taking them away from their families and stuff
01:19:48.900and it's just morphed into this whole thing where the british are these evil cartoon villains that
01:19:54.260just wanted to wipe these people out and it's not true i don't most of it they just make it up and
01:19:59.640repeat it oh radio that's amazing i did not know that that was the the story there about the stolen
01:20:05.660generation you just i've always heard that term but i've never understood it so again and that
01:20:10.720is exactly you know it's similar analogous to what happened in canada trying to help them
01:20:14.960right because i mean what a perfect description apt apt word to use for that practice savage we
01:20:21.280would call that savage wow that's savagery that's how savages have to live because their lives
01:20:25.660are so fucking brutal that they have to do shit like this to each other right um again you know
01:20:32.980the analogy in canada being you know we tried to help them with schools and stuff and then now it
01:20:37.400gets completely inverted reinterpreted as stolen generation or genocide and all this like it's
01:20:43.580just it's just a fucking psyop we're all just under the most ridiculous degrees of psyop from
01:20:51.460and i mean that's what it is it's just we're slowly but surely i hope just waking up to this
01:20:59.240fact that we're in war we are in a war for our species survival and somebody has well i think
01:21:08.280if we were genociders we're like the worst genociders in history we yeah we're apparently
01:21:14.540couldn't wipe out the aboriginals all the indians all the maoris already and the africans like we
01:21:19.660just couldn't couldn't get rid of any of them no matter how hard we tried like we're just so
01:21:23.340terrible at it like how the fuck did we sail around the world and like make these ships and
01:21:28.360sail with canvas sails like we did all that apparently like there's pretty good records
01:21:32.560that we actually did that but then we didn't know just how to like fucking kill people that
01:21:37.780it's pretty an easy thing to easier it's a lot easier to kill people yeah and there's a book i
01:21:42.580sorry i just want to say welcome lee hello not lee um thank you for joining no there's a book
01:21:49.120I've been reading called um uh conquered not I think it's called conquered not stolen and it's
01:21:55.680about the history of the you know Indian tribes in in in the U.S. and Canada mostly and I think
01:22:01.360it does touch on Australia a little bit but yeah the numbers are totally off like what radio said
01:22:06.520like they're they're not even you know they're totally inflated like even in the U.S. they
01:22:12.380estimate that there was like maybe 300,000 or four like there was nowhere near the millions
01:22:17.080that they're claiming that were there at the time so that tells you you know everything
01:22:23.240i also uh just put um a video that was put out by the cbc like i'm not sure what year it is but
01:22:33.920it depicts the natives in the residential schools like uh like working out like going swimming
01:22:42.440having a great time just like hanging out at school wow we've heard this story before
01:22:49.900yeah like i encourage everyone to watch that and see how horrible what a horrible time they had
01:22:55.880um they were just and these kids weren't taken like they weren't stolen like in radio's example
01:23:01.920these kids were saved from being buried in the fucking sand and just being left to die
01:23:06.540well and a lot of a lot of abuse was happening in in their homes right exactly yeah so like the
01:23:13.420parents the mothers would send them to get them away from the abuse or murders that were going on
01:23:19.460exactly yeah and with the ascent of the chiefs because the chiefs at least were like yeah
01:23:24.840supportive of all this right like they wanted them to get a better life in unison with who
01:23:30.220was it ryerson was it that ryerson guy that's why they changed that that university name he was the
01:23:34.860main dude who developed it right and they worked literally with the chiefs to develop this fucking
01:23:39.200system but and this stuff is still happening in australia today where the aboriginals like that
01:23:47.920they drink a lot they there's a lot of domestic violence and abuse a lot of child abuse and if
01:23:54.100the government intervenes it's seen as being racist and you know we're doing stolen generations
01:23:59.480trying to split apart families and if they don't do anything then the government gets blamed for
01:24:04.460neglecting these people and not providing for them and stuff like recently we had this
01:24:09.100um jumungie little baby or something like that like this five-year-old aboriginal kid
01:24:16.320got abducted because her parents were all drunk and the community was drunk and this aboriginal
01:24:21.300guy just just took the kid raped her to death dumped the body in the outback and stuff like
01:24:26.880that and we're supposed to feel sorry because we didn't do enough to prevent this from happening
01:24:32.520But if docs, like the Department of Child Services, who knew about the abuse happening, went in and took that kid, then that would be stolen and generation would be colonizing them or something like that.
01:24:44.360So there's no way to fix these problems.
01:24:46.580Like, they're still in communities like Wadi running around, killing each other with spears and bows and arrows and stuff like that today.
01:24:55.820And if the government tries to do anything, then we're racist colonizers.
01:24:59.440But if we don't do anything, then we're genociding them.
01:25:02.520yeah that well that's even now like children in the system now like in canada they have a separate
01:25:10.300kind of children's aid or children's system here in canada for indigenous people so it's like they
01:25:15.780if an indigenous family there's child abuse whatever it's like indigenous people that
01:25:20.380investigate it they have their own kind of organizations and a lot of times more times
01:25:25.060than not they just put the kids back because it's a you know how do they put it it's like a
01:25:30.580i don't know i can't it's a cultural thing for them right like to be you know with the elders
01:25:36.080and the family and it doesn't really matter that you know like lee said that they're being beaten
01:25:40.780by their alcoholic father or god knows what else right because like their whole goal is as well
01:25:46.540you know putting them in child care that's the white man's thing right that's not what the
01:25:51.020indians do or the indigenous do so they're very against that and these organizations kind of
01:25:56.940of you know toe the line for them as well so i don't even know why they exist again tragedy pimps
01:26:01.600they're not really doing anything to solve the problem they're just putting the kids back
01:26:05.520and what about like our grandparents who told stories of uh getting smacked with a ruler if
01:26:12.620they got a question wrong in class or being sat in a corner with a dunce cap on you know like
01:26:18.960should they get reparations then if yeah my mom tells me stories about being smacked like because
01:26:26.060my mom was a rebel god you know go figure right um but she because when she went to school like1.00
01:26:31.100grade school whatever the girls had to wear skirts like you weren't allowed to wear pants at that1.00
01:26:35.620point in time right they were it was a catholic school the girls had to wear skirts and my mom1.00
01:26:39.600hated wearing skirts so she would always show up in pants and they would like literally beat her
01:26:43.340legs with a ruler so i'm fucking gen x in the 80s i got fucking caned with a meter stick across my
01:26:51.420butt all the fucking time in grade three no i yeah i got cane too because i was a little
01:26:57.500shit and i misbehaved in school well another thing though that i think that people don't
01:27:02.440understand is is how much the culture's changed because when i was a kid even back then like
01:27:08.380my mom was a single mother and that was still incredibly taboo and she narrowly missed the
01:27:15.120generation before her where if you were a mother and you had a child out of wedlock that child was
01:27:20.300usually taken and put in you know up for adoption and the mothers were institutionalized because
01:27:27.020the society here was still incredibly religious and it was seen as a mission that you know they
01:27:35.240had to help people and that was a lot of what they were doing with the aboriginals as well is
01:27:39.480that we had this mission this civilizing mission that we had to do and it was considered work like
01:27:45.280you had to work to improve life for everybody in life so that you could get into heaven and that's
01:27:52.640what people did they tried to do good all the time and they thought that they were doing good
01:27:57.260by following these rules did you guys see the clip where dallas brody of 1bc is speaking to
01:28:05.700a native girl and she's saying like you know the government gave you guys what 19 million dollars
01:28:12.940to dig and you guys didn't dig and she was like yeah so we deserve that money they should be paid
01:28:18.880more i didn't see the clip but i saw i'll find it i'm just watching it right no i'm just watching
01:28:23.760it right now actually i just shared it up into the space yeah that's so funny yeah well but that's
01:28:28.980the thing it's the same entitlement that the blacks have in america right it's it's they're
01:28:33.020getting that that way so what did did the cam blips tribe actually do with the money like because
01:28:41.020i saw them like having these like circles these drum circles and they had a knowing or something
01:28:47.300like that that there was some bones there but they never actually like did any sort of digging
01:28:52.120knowing is that fucking retardant they did some kind of knowing ground penetrating radar that
01:28:57.560detected something that could be bones but it also could be which these other people went out
01:29:03.080investigated um weeping tiles you know like drainage tiles that because back then right
01:29:08.720that was kind of how you drained the water away from the building you use these kind of weeping
01:29:12.060tiles I use them at my cottage so that's what somebody else thinks that it might be after doing
01:29:17.360the same thing with the radar so for some reason even though the radar shows something that could
01:29:22.560be and you can't see my fingers here but I'm doing the quotation marks could be bones they haven't
01:29:28.760dug yet to find out so I don't know yeah they won't dig because it's disrespectful to their
01:29:35.800elders and like compared it to well we we're not digging up your family members you know it's
01:29:42.660sacrilege basically like it's uh disturbing our our ancestors and it's like well then how do you
01:29:49.120prove what you're claiming we're just it's just a trust me bro thing like you're just supposed to
01:29:54.980get 12 million dollars and we're gonna call it a day and no one's allowed to question it and
01:30:00.880yeah it's crazy well and that's what i mean like if it wasn't taxpayer dollars if it was just a
01:30:05.880private organization that just gave them the money okay fine whatever you fucking do you
01:30:09.920but this is taxpayer money and we have every right to know that it's being put to good use
01:30:15.660you know so like i don't care if it's if it's disrespectful then you know what drop the whole
01:30:20.320fucking larp stop fucking bellyaching and complaining about it and let's move on with0.98
01:30:25.200their life right like stop you know asking for money and then not wanting any accountability for
01:30:31.560what what's going on like it's just and honestly it's not because of that i think it's because
01:30:37.440they know there's nothing there did you see also the interview that apt uh aptn which is like the
01:30:45.780aboriginal network um they interviewed a few of the natives in in kamloops about the demo that was
01:30:53.900done yeah and she literally compared it to the holocaust and she said the nerve of people like
01:31:00.000people shouldn't even be asking this question about like where are the bones you shouldn't
01:31:04.580even be allowed to be asking that question well that's why they want to pass the denialism laws
01:31:13.080right just the same right yeah leah gazan is probably all over this oh yeah yeah you make it
01:31:19.080what do they call it um residential school denialism what a fucking term that is it's like
01:31:24.720what we're not denying that residential schools exist in fact we think that they were a good
01:31:29.280thing yeah it's not denying it it's just we're not we're denying the what happened there basically
01:31:36.280uh hey i'm i'm even saying that they're not a good thing that we shouldn't have even bothered
01:31:40.800yeah no they oh yeah no we're all there yeah for sure we all got there now yeah uh hey kirk you
01:31:46.360got your hand up what's up uh good evening uh yeah i just come in i don't know anybody in here
01:31:53.480but yeah i can uh explain a lot about what's going on with kamloops and uh a lot of the
01:31:58.400residential school bullshit being i lived uh i'm a white guy but i lived on reserves my whole life
01:32:04.960in northern saskatchewan also a little bit in in i'm in bc now you know and uh what happened
01:32:11.340why i'm in bc is i exposed the chief a corrupt band chief chief tammy cook sears and my son's
01:32:15.900godmother and her husband for laundering money through uh uh through a liberal uh she was an
01:32:22.400mp nominee right and and as soon as i tried to expose it they ruined my life seized all my bank
01:32:28.800accounts uh you know i got death threats and stuff like that but i i would like to post something but
01:32:33.960i can't post there's no purple pill pill here but i'm in i've been in the military for you know 16
01:32:37.980years now i was illegally released seven years ago when i tried to expose this but just recently i
01:32:43.820was sent a uh uh racism and harassment claim form and it's a fucking joke sorry for my language i
01:32:51.980don't know if you swear on here but it says it says if i faced any harassment or racism it's
01:32:58.560five thousand dollars no questions asked ten thousand dollars if it was more than two weeks
01:33:03.120or something like that thirty thousand dollars if it's more than uh two years but in the in the
01:33:08.720questionnaire it says you don't have to prove anything if you have witnesses we're not going
01:33:12.960contact them um i sent it to uh radio i can't see his full name the radio but i just sent it in your
01:33:19.900dms just because i don't know anybody else but uh you know and in these forums i phoned them
01:33:25.460last week it's it's put on by deloitte deloitte and touche or whatever but uh i phoned them to
01:33:30.340see about it and i said how come there's no it says are you asian whatever hispanic or whatever
01:33:35.320like you know 10 other nationalities there is no spot for caucasian uh canadian i put on so
01:33:41.420But they said, just put your own square in and say Caucasian, you know.
01:34:01.840I honestly don't think you will, Kirk, just because with the current establishment
01:34:06.520that's in their interest to keep it hidden, right?
01:34:08.480And I agree with you because, you know, I did at one point in time work for nonprofits, and I can agree that you can basically write a bullshit application or request for proposal or whatever for something really stupid and retarded, and they'll give you the money for it.
01:34:24.180And the accountability is very low for it.
01:37:33.300for 15 minutes for cashing $33,000 checks for his, for depositing, sorry, from another
01:37:40.340government handout, you know, and he made international news. And I was arrested here
01:37:45.320in Bella Bella under the Mental Health Act for trying to expose corruption. You know,
01:37:48.420it's just so, you know, there's everyone, you know, there's only laws for certain people
01:37:55.120and it isn't for people like myself and probably most of you guys in here.
01:38:03.300and i post a lot of stuff on my face or i mean x so please have a look and again i got to get going
01:38:08.760but uh great space so i'll come back in later thanks kirk i don't know if anybody wants to
01:38:14.420talk about it because it's not canada related but i just i want to get everybody's take on it because
01:38:17.820i'm convinced it's a psyop and i want to know what everybody else thinks the whole israeli
01:38:22.740supposed hijacking the plane thing like does anybody else believe that there happened to be
01:38:28.260two pilots on that plane and that there happened to be like a doctor to save the pilot and they
01:38:35.100have like i don't know a lot of things are kind of sus to me and especially since you know israel's
01:38:39.900reputation is kind of declining so i and again i know it's not canada related but i just wanted
01:38:46.260a quick chat to see what everybody else thinks about that no i'm just ignoring it i'm aware of
01:38:52.340it but i don't believe anything about it okay okay all right well we can change the subject
01:38:57.260if nobody has an opinion no no i just mean i just mean yeah right right yeah i just mean like a care
01:39:01.920lesson is probably fake and gay yeah that's what i think i was saying was like you know you had
01:39:07.560that thing in the uk with those people in the white vans and then they instantly let them out
01:39:11.660on bail and then a day later you have this this hijacking that supposedly happens like
01:39:16.980we already had in australia when they did the duvel caravan plot and a bunch of these like
01:39:22.140attacks on jewish like daycares where they were going and spraying swastikas all those were like
01:39:28.280organized crime people that were paid for with crypto by a foreign government they never told
01:39:34.020us which foreign government it was but somebody was paying them to stage false flag attacks
01:39:39.440against the jewish community and it just seems weird to me that you know they have this thing
01:39:45.460in the uk happen and then they instantly let them out on bail like what was that about
01:39:49.420and then dis hijacking like they could be putting a bunch of false flags to try and
01:39:55.240trick people into like going to war against iran but i don't think it's doing well for them
01:40:00.480yeah that was kind of my take on it too so anyways i just wanted to hear someone else's opinion
01:40:05.660on it and i know like i said it's not uh necessarily canadian related but you know
01:40:10.360what is canadian related if you haven't heard carney thinks that we need more immigrants so
01:40:15.400that we've reduced it in the last two years and i i think i posted uh or i retweeted a retweeted
01:40:22.260retweeted um a graph that basically shows from 2022 to now it's just like a straight
01:40:29.360fucking line up like a mountain so i'm not sure where the reduction happened but
01:40:33.520they made them all permanent residents they gave them citizenship that's how they did it
01:40:38.920um clearly i i tried to read the new york times article that where like that originally quoted
01:40:44.920him saying because i wanted to see exactly what he said and it's behind a paywall so i can't
01:40:49.560freaking read it i tried putting it in like the uh sometimes when you use like wayback machine or
01:40:54.860whatever archive it'll bypass it but uh yeah i wasn't able to read it and yeah that's what they
01:41:02.300did to the times and like not to a canadian news outlet like he kind of gives that information to
01:41:07.400an american news outlet before a canadian one considering it has to do with you know and it's
01:41:12.680like the main topic in canada right now yeah like why wouldn't he why wouldn't he do that but yeah
01:41:17.860i don't know i think he's he's trying to like appease trump in a way um because that was trump's
01:41:24.320like number one issue with canada is that you know we're our border our borders are like not secure
01:41:30.500and we're letting in everyone and yeah do we need more immigrants no obviously not and now the
01:41:38.600conservatives are posturing i saw michelle rempel garner whatever make a statement saying
01:41:43.360like oh our policies were you know like carney has brought in all these people and we're not
01:41:50.020going to do that but they never say how they're going to stop doing it it's always like uh
01:41:56.520focusing on what carney isn't doing yeah it's always pointing out what they're not doing but
01:42:02.080they never are proactive in saying what their plan is it's just like it's slight of hand right
01:42:08.400didn't you guys just pass some law or something that made it illegal to arrest people for
01:42:14.740trafficking drugs because it's against their human rights to stop them from like trafficking
01:42:18.840fentanyl and shit like that uh i think that was something nbc and i don't know the exact
01:42:25.860context of it i think i don't know if it was for trafficking or something else hold on i think i
01:42:31.020bookmarked it but it was pretty um yeah sorry dealing illicit drugs to addicts is a constitution
01:42:38.360protected right the drug user liberation front which is called DOLF hilarious a self-described
01:42:45.060compassion club was buying illicit drugs on the dark web and distributing up to 14 grams of cocaine
01:42:50.480heroin or meth per week to addicts living in Vancouver's downtown east side they received
01:42:56.820$200,000 in public funding from Vancouver Coastal Health and the two guys that I guess ran the place
01:43:03.900were convicted on drug trafficking charges in 2025 but justice katherine murray put their
01:43:09.580convictions on hold last year to hear a constitutional challenge and has officially
01:43:13.520stayed the conviction citing it was a violation of charter rights um yeah basically it's their
01:43:19.960charter rights to be able to have access to drugs and for these people to buy them off the dark web
01:43:25.480and provide it to them i guess so yeah so what's the problem what's trump's problem then like i
01:43:31.580mean if indians want to like smuggle drugs across the u.s border in their tracking networks like
01:43:37.000that's the human right to do that yeah exactly well i think like i said his i think well yes
01:43:43.300the drugs i think are a problem but i honestly have always felt like he kind of is using that
01:43:47.860as a you know kind of a front because of national security because canada obviously has multiple
01:43:54.500traders in government um and also the fact that you know for like not even drugs i'm talking about
01:44:00.940like terrorism right we don't vet our immigrants at all barely so I think that was more a concern
01:44:07.720for him as opposed to the drugs that might have been a secondary one but I think it's really more
01:44:12.140like the whole actual national security because fuck like you know terrorists can just walk
01:44:17.220across the border and our guys will CBSA will help them carry their bags so yeah
01:44:21.460and that's not like a play on words either about them carrying bags i've no no i've literally seen
01:44:32.440it myself they actually do crazy well and that's another story that kind of ties into this one the
01:44:40.600cbsa has been like there's out of all the other public service institutions in canada they have
01:44:48.880the highest rate of misconduct and in their ranks right and a lot of it is to do with immigration
01:44:57.840like like falsifying immigration documents like doing things behind the scenes and all this kind
01:45:03.440of stuff and they've only basically punished or let go of like I think one or two and there's been
01:45:10.200like 81 investigations in the last year of misconduct of some sort whether it's you know
01:45:16.040scamming money scamming you know passports allowing people to get across the border uh
01:45:21.440with drugs like all these things right so like it's rotten from the in like right down to the
01:45:28.100core right like and they can't even get control of the corruption that's going on within that
01:45:33.320department let alone the fucking government as a whole
01:45:36.260so welcome more indians is basically the moral of that story
01:45:52.380oh haitians yes you don't have to worry about this stuff because people holding signs that's
01:46:02.560like the big problem that's basically another holocaust like super evil white supremacist
01:46:08.420neo-nazi hate mongers holding signs this is the real issue that canada has how dare you ask a
01:46:15.100question about something yeah i think that protest was very effective and it shows the superiority
01:46:25.520of the active cog model where you know you get a bunch of guys show up do you protest and then
01:46:32.240leave and that everybody freaks out about it it's at least as effective as what we had here with the
01:46:39.080former nsn booing the welcome to country in the reaction that it got i mean when you've got
01:46:45.300carney coming out chimping out about it cbc all this stuff i mean that's put so much attention
01:46:52.120on the issue that that it's outsized in the amount of effect it had considering it's just
01:46:56.580a bunch of guys showing up and dropping a sign what blows my mind is the amount of fed jacketing
01:47:03.820that's going on by like the i don't even know what what i would call them they're like conserva cucks
01:47:11.220or just these like loser content creators in canada who have shaped the narrative that you
01:47:19.440know a bunch of masked guys are feds when what is it like 70 percent of Canadians agree that
01:47:27.140there's like a problem with immigration that there's you know a problem with accountability
01:47:33.560regarding the Kamloops residential schools it's like a majority of Canadians actually believe
01:47:40.280this so why would feds stage something like that and it's it's it's the norm like this is like
01:47:47.980regular everyday people talk about these things it's not just like a taboo subject it's retarded
01:47:55.940my question for the jacketers sorry joseph one second i just have a quick question for the fed
01:47:59.880jacketers out there so when does the operation end that's what i want to know so like second
01:48:05.480sons jeremy has been doing this for what how many years right so when do we when do we get to the
01:48:09.740end of the operation if this is a fed operation a fed operation yeah yeah like no i was in a
01:48:16.300conversation thread that literally fucking yeah i don't know yeah i don't know stewie what the
01:48:21.560really what the proper name is uh for people like that yeah just conservative cucks i guess is the
01:48:27.520right name for them but anyway uh he's responding to uh jeremy and he goes uh i support your cause
01:48:34.300but stop wearing masks if you want everyone to take you seriously and then someone named
01:48:39.740friendly fash replied and said yes as the anonymous twitter account why don't you post
01:48:45.000this with your real name and face on your twitter account it would help make your point and then
01:48:49.600this fucking retard responds and he goes equating a burner x account with public activism i don't
01:48:55.440think so and it's like so i respond and i'm like why do you have a fucking burner x account you
01:49:00.800fucking it's like they're just so fucking brain dead i just fucking wish like i just fucking wish
01:49:07.660that stupidity would make people drop dead like why can't you be so stupid it makes you drop dead
01:49:12.520could you imagine how fucking good that would be in the world if like there was a spiritual force
01:49:17.860that just like made people drop dead when they're fucking sufficiently stupid and it's hilarious
01:49:23.160too because the people that are making these claims like they're they won't even really they're
01:49:29.100like maybe on the surface talking about immigration but also don't want to be labeled racist
01:49:33.780and they're like see i'm saying what what i want with my face out and my full name and everything
01:49:39.920like that and it's like would you would you question would you stand on an overpass with a
01:49:47.560banner questioning the residential school with your full face out i doubt it because you know
01:49:52.720what the implications are and you know like maybe they don't even know what the implications are
01:49:58.200because they've they've always toed the party line they've never gone outside of established
01:50:03.500politician talking points and it's like you wouldn't even dare and you don't understand that
01:50:09.620organizations like the canadian anti-hate network target you your family like people have had
01:50:16.160their cars torched in in quebec for their political beliefs like it's not uh like you know
01:50:24.800when you're saying what the the establishment party politics uh you know what they're saying
01:50:31.140it's you're you're not going to face the same repercussions as someone who is going you know
01:50:37.120pushing the Overton window. It's like, you know, people have been talking about immigration. And
01:50:42.500I remember, you know, a few years ago, people like the pleb were calling, you know, people who
01:50:48.980were saying, you know, talking about mass immigration and a moratorium and stuff like
01:50:54.820that, calling them racist. And now he's starting to agree with the people who have taken the brunt
01:51:01.520of the backlash for for saying these things like the ferryman like you know he he his time on
01:51:08.680twitter was excellent and he i i commend him for his he he paved the way for a lot of people to
01:51:16.740um come forward and and say what they really think um he took a lot of hits for doing that
01:51:22.960he he he walked so we could run or he ran so we could walk or whatever the saying is
01:51:29.060yeah yeah yeah go ahead marcus hey um the the fed jacketing is a bit weird because
01:51:35.660i don't think many people who do that really even try to distinguish between
01:51:41.740or really even try to explain how they would distinguish between a legitimate protest and
01:51:46.400fed jacketing they just kind of do this thing where they go on vibes and they'll say stuff like
01:51:50.480one guy was saying oh their posture looked too cop-like and he was dead serious too and it's
01:51:57.080just well yeah yeah i just overly authoritative or something or too polished or something but
01:52:03.760the thing is it it's never really they're never really qualifying what they mean so just they get
01:52:09.220a sinking feeling which you know whatever be skeptical and all that but if you're gonna if
01:52:14.340you're gonna say authoritatively that they're feds you should be able to say why and they never really
01:52:20.880do well and and what is the extent of that claim because the fed can mean a whole bunch of different
01:52:28.940things it can mean that you're actually like employed by the rcmp it can mean that you
01:52:34.560inform to the rcmp it can mean uh it can mean i work for revenue canada yeah yeah i think they're
01:52:43.900just so uh not used to seeing people actually go out and do you know irl stuff uh and it is it can
01:52:51.560be jarring for people to see holy shit that's finally someone's actually doing it in real life
01:52:57.020um and then also i think it's it holds up a mirror to people who don't who don't want to do that and
01:53:04.200so i think there's a bit of a cope and a bit of a you know you know they must be illegitimate because
01:53:09.600i'm not willing to do that and i'm a hero it's i think it's projection like you said marcus and
01:53:14.620guilt right for not doing anything about it so they you know kind of project the they want to
01:53:19.900make it look bad because it eases their guilt for sitting on their ass and doing nothing well and i
01:53:24.980i tend to believe it's also astroturfed and almost you agree about psyop in itself to discourage
01:53:32.160people from joining these movements because um well then you don't have to join man if it's a
01:53:38.220Fed. You know, you listen to people who are calling it a Fed. It could be it could be the
01:53:43.580Feds saying it's the Feds because, you know, that's Fed jacketing was known as COINTELPRO
01:53:51.880that was invented by the CIA. And that was the tactic that they use to discourage people from
01:53:59.880doing things. So, yeah, it can be like Inception Fed jacketing, like the Fed jacketers are actually
01:54:05.940the feds that are fed like you never know i've seen some people saying that like it's because
01:54:14.380there's an election coming or something like that like hypothetically like explain to me how it would
01:54:20.960work if the liberals sent these guys out and dropped the banner that said got bones like how
01:54:26.640would that change the election well it's for virtue signaling points right so let's say and
01:54:34.840And I'm not saying that they are, but this is just a scenario.
01:54:38.800Let's say, you know, the conservatives put out a group of guys to go do this action on a bridge.
01:54:46.960Well, it gives them the perfect opportunity to disavow what they're doing for politic party points and provide their own solution sort of thing.
02:00:10.980For a lot of these people, I don't know if they've actually seen the government either, because a lot of it is just like, you know that sitting behind the desk in Monsters, Inc., like that Roz, I think it was called?
02:03:47.160Have you guys ever done like a Word document and they have all the different fonts and then if you change it to wingdings, it's like symbols and stuff like that for all the letters?
02:03:58.680It's what happens when academics get their claws into that kind of cause because they made it overly complicated and intentionally unpronounceable to seem very, you know, very...
02:04:10.200they could have at least transcribed it with, you know,
02:04:12.540as few accents as possible to make it somewhat comprehensible, but they,
02:04:15.940they didn't, they made it intentionally obnoxious.
02:04:18.480Exactly. Because like Ontario, for example, is an Indian name, right?
02:04:22.360Like Ontario, Manitoba, like all these things are indigenous Indian names as
02:04:27.000well, but we can pronounce them still.
02:04:29.680So why did you have to take it to something that like,
02:04:33.060it sounds like a bunch of clicks and clacks somebody did in their mouth.
02:04:36.220Like, I don't know. Like, so it's not impossible.
02:04:39.480they could have translated it into something Toronto is a actual Indian name as well so
02:04:44.240so is Kamloops like an actual reservation like how do they work because I've seen them
02:04:52.740complaining about how all the second sons came onto their land and did this stuff like
02:12:58.860You know, I mean, I told my wife, I don't want to go to that Walmart anymore.
02:13:02.840there's too many, I'm starting to feel these feelings I don't like, you know, like, I grew up
02:13:10.320in Edmonton, Canada, you know, my first girlfriend was a Trinidadian girl, so she was black, you know,
02:13:16.600my best, my first homeboy was like a Chinese guy, you know, and then a Filipino guy up the road,
02:13:23.040you know, like, and I was, I always, I traveled the world, and I always said, you know, I'm thankful
02:13:28.120where i'm from i grew up in a really kind of melting pot uh society and i really appreciate
02:13:35.400that you know i've been exposed to so many different cultures and um you know i can't say
02:13:41.960but i gotta say i mean i have to say that i'm starting to have these feelings of like why is
02:13:47.540there so many indians here why is this guy praying in the lunchroom like what the hell's going on
02:13:53.320with these cups in the freaking water stall like you know like well i feel like uh my i feel like
02:14:01.000we're being forced to accept other cultures like our own and we do have a canadian identity i mean
02:14:08.280here in alberta we're you know farming cattle we're coal mining we're the lumber industry and
02:14:18.840of course we have the almighty oil and gas like we have unlimited there's so much
02:14:25.960oil and gas in this province uh and you know i don't understand the whole psyop with the whole
02:14:32.520usa thing i mean it goes from edmonton to hardesty right down to the states where you just cut it off
02:14:39.640in a day like turn off the taps boom how do you like that you know i think the whole world's
02:14:47.560running on oil everybody uh the whole world's economy is running on oil and the u.s dollar and
02:14:53.740it's just it's just insanity i think insanity to hear the the these debts of these provinces
02:15:01.880or not these provinces but like the u.s debt is like it's just an insane amount of money and then
02:15:07.220every day every other day here uh mark carney is uh donating another million the hundreds of
02:15:15.680millions and what what the hell man like i see my paycheck and i see the taxes that come off now what
02:15:22.140the heck okay so we're gonna because there's somebody else with their hand up but uh yeah no
02:15:27.600i honestly i get all that the the taxes and the oil everything runs on oil and it's extremely
02:15:32.900expensive and our government really doesn't give a shit because they're not the ones that pay for
02:15:36.880it we do so thanks for my soliloquy hey yeah i'm gonna hit the skate park before the sun goes down
02:15:43.260So thanks for letting me speak. I'll still listen in.
02:15:46.140Yeah, no problem. Thanks. Go ahead, Ex Waffen.
02:15:49.780Hi there, guys. I think it's my first time in this Canadian National Night.
02:15:56.800I find it very interesting with the natives that they started doing all of this,
02:16:02.920and their plans are exactly like the Chosenites.
02:16:07.160We say it happened, but you can't dig and you can't prove because it would be disrespectful.
02:16:15.520And we have to understand we are in the biggest PSYOP ever.
02:16:20.180We have been in the biggest PSYOP ever since the 70s.
02:16:26.300Since the Chosenite things happened and the Hollyhoax things supposedly happened.
02:16:31.880And it's just one thing after another to divest us of our intelligence, of our people, to wash us out in a myriad of other people who never invented anything when white European white people are responsible for 97% of the world's inventions.
02:16:59.840and um that that's really all that i've got to say i don't want to go on too long or get myself
02:17:06.900in too much trouble but yeah thanks for listening have a good night guys no problem thanks for
02:33:30.960Just go to the band and be like, we'll give you a carton of smokes.
02:33:33.340We'll get, we'll, we'll bum you a smoke if we can fucking do some digging.
02:33:36.860We'll give you a bottle of Lysol and some Aqua Velva.
02:33:41.020Does anybody remember when they used to, this is so bad.
02:33:44.940I'm going to go to hell for this, but that's okay.
02:33:46.460when I was younger like pre-teen or whatever I lived in Alberta in Calgary and I remember
02:33:52.100seeing the you know feather Indians drinking aftershave like aqua velva that was when back
02:33:57.840when they put alcohol in it but now they don't put it in any of that stuff so that's the big
02:34:03.440thing drinking aqua velva or Lysol they used to go into pharmacies and buy the vanilla for the
02:34:11.780same reason yes and the cooking sherry you know you could buy in the grocery store the cooking
02:34:16.180sherry fuck that's horrible i couldn't imagine drinking that shit i actually used to work at a1.00
02:34:22.820grocery store like as a teenager and it was like my first job and this woman would come in every1.00
02:34:28.580single day buying that cooking sherry and i'd be like what the heck like why does she need so many1.00
02:34:34.620bottles of cooking what are you making what are you baking lady that must be a good stew like1.00
02:34:41.420what the hell and then i it clued in i was like oh she's drinking it
02:34:46.300it's funny that he brought up the listerine when i uh when i first moved to uh edmonton
02:34:54.220um i went to like a rexol drugs and all the listerine was all locked up and i didn't
02:35:03.020understand why i was like it's really it's only like you know four dollars for the bottle yeah
02:35:09.140who the fuck is stealing the listerine why is it locked up that's so weird and then i realized how
02:35:14.040many fucking indians lived in edmonton at the time because i came from a smaller town and then also i
02:35:20.840came from like traveling several years in europe so i come to this and i'm like i've never seen
02:35:27.440listerine and then yeah i end up seeing them drinking it on the street just pounding them
02:35:32.840you see like go downtown edmonton there's just bottles of listerine all over the place and some
02:35:39.880of them are like the uh the hotels used to do it so they're like the little bottles so they're just
02:35:45.280like going into the hotels and grabbing them off the cart it's difficult for me but i couldn't
02:35:51.600imagine drinking any of that well i know also in uh like in treatment centers they won't have
02:35:59.160like the purell hand sanitizer dispensers on the walls because of that reason they will literally
02:36:04.560drink it that's you're fucking that's bad man that's you're deep in addiction man if you're
02:36:10.180drinking that fucking kind of shit like that and this is what i mean like we need to this our whole
02:36:14.220society i feel like this is kind of a euphemism i don't know maybe that's not the right word but
02:36:18.060for society like we keep doing these things to protect the people and we're not allowing nature
02:36:23.200to take its course and this is why you know they say we well our we don't have a population issue
02:36:27.540but other countries do but like we're not this is why we keep reproducing idiots you know what I
02:36:33.100mean because we're not weeding out the the idiots like before we put all these safeguards in for
02:36:37.320people not to drink Listerine and not to drink this or to not stand too close to the edge of
02:36:42.160the Scarborough Bluffs even though there's 3,000 signs that tell you not to do that
02:36:45.560we we go and rescue them or we you know put all these safeguards in for them whereas a hundred
02:36:51.140years ago they would have just died and it would have been like well sorry you know what I mean
02:36:54.980and that's just and then from then on we only reproduce the most intelligent people but we've
02:37:00.100done the opposite now so now it's like we have to put all these safeguards up and then we lose the
02:37:04.220nice things like now i can't use that fucking listerine with alcohol in it that got my tea
02:37:08.420so clean that it would fucking burn after i can't even use any of that because they take the alcohol
02:37:12.200out of it because people abuse it well we've developed into this society right of mercy
02:37:18.920which is i suppose a result of you know thousands of years of christianity i suppose that was
02:37:23.860Christian values to help the poor and the needy and the meek right and so these people right are
02:37:29.860doing these things which would kill them rather quickly and we say oh my god we should put them
02:37:35.420in a school and educate them and take care of them and that is just turn around and bite us
02:37:40.600in the ass whereas in Greek and Roman times and certainly further back in time you fucking let
02:37:47.020weak people fucking kill themselves you help them you fucking help them kill themselves like it was
02:37:51.100about strength merit virtue right it was about your power to survive you didn't fucking cater
02:37:57.240to weak people you didn't cater to their weaknesses and help them out and spend your
02:38:02.160own resources helping degenerates survive you fucking were happy that degenerates were fucking
02:38:07.880taking themselves out one less person to fucking shank you in the night that you have to fight for
02:38:12.680for survival for resources and stuff right maybe we'll have a return at some point if the pendulum
02:38:18.580them swims back to a more of a culture like that it's like you know what this is a meritocracy
02:38:23.360we're all on our own ultimately like if you and it's kind of like a parasitical relationship
02:38:28.500because um you can help someone once but if the help becomes permanent you actually set yourself
02:38:36.620up in a parasitical relationship you turn the person you're helping into a parasite which is
02:38:41.720actually really bad for them right and you turn yourself into the slave of the fucking parasite
02:38:47.160so that's like the worst fucking outcome for both people like so this mercy culture hasn't
02:38:52.100actually helped anyone you turn to the person who's a fucking degenerate who would have killed
02:38:56.680himself into a permanent parasite right you helped them once but it wasn't enough they kept on doing
02:39:01.960it now you're a fucking slave to them because now you're committed for the rest of time to support
02:39:06.200them right um so how bad is that slave slavery to parasites that's not a good solution well and i
02:39:15.160honestly I do think this is tied into the whole poverty pimp thing that I talked about like
02:39:19.260where we do this because it's an industry right saving people is an industry now and so these
02:39:24.120people are like I said or tragedy pimps if you want to call them like they make you know they
02:39:29.160their job depends on tragedy in the world depends on drug addicts depends on people staying addicted
02:39:33.660depends on you know whatever like these these chugs drinking a Listerine and and that that's
02:39:40.000what their job depends on so their funding and their interest is not in solving the problem is
02:39:44.860it's prolonging the problem or keeping the problem so that they have a job right so
02:39:48.560they've come up with these things because i think there's like an industry in it
02:39:53.060as you know before like nobody cared like you said like didn't give a shit they were like you
02:39:57.520were the weak so we want to breed the weak ones out of our you know gene pool but now it's it's
02:40:03.520there's a whole industry in it like you said uh you know victimhood is is currency it's social
02:40:08.960currency an industry of weakness and illness um and that runs across so many different actually
02:40:17.980sectors of our modern society now right like take cancer research right in the last 50 years
02:40:23.640how like it's literally like trillions of fucking dollars where's all that money gone how come they
02:40:28.840haven't solved it it actually becomes more lucrative to not solve it right exactly well
02:40:34.060So, again, if you believe that they came up with a vaccine for a fucking glorified cold for the first time ever in history within a couple days, but they can't come up with a cure for cancer after 50, 60 years of research and millions or billions of dollars, I got a bridge to sell you.