00:00:00.000Boo, boo, moving up and down again. There's no discharge in the war. Don't, don't, don't, don't look at what's in front of you. Boo, boo, boo, boo, moving up and down again.
00:00:17.320Men, men, men, men, men go mad with watching them. There's no discharge in the war.
00:00:25.880If your eyes drop, they will get atop of you.
00:00:31.380Boop, boop, boop, boop, moving up and down again. There's no discharge in the war.
00:08:15.980I think that some of the argument that I've heard is that the Articles of Confederation were never fully ratified, and so it's illegitimate legally, but that sounds like a court issue, not so much.
00:08:28.080The thing is, I think, to some extent, if there's enough will, you could just do stuff. You could just shut the border and say, yeah, we're independent and fuck off.0.99
00:08:37.400But I think that there wasn't enough popular consent to do anything like that.0.97
00:08:41.380um yeah i'm not really sure i'd like to hear from someone who's strongly supportive of the
00:08:49.000separatist thing because i think they probably have a better handle on it yeah maybe we'll get
00:08:53.840somebody in here after because i also have seen that there is some suspicions of like you know
00:09:00.040voter fraud and stuff like that like the vote numbers don't seem to add up and i watched um
00:09:05.180um one of these independent inter or independent journalists talked to somebody who was a pro
00:09:10.760separatist i guess he was involved in it somehow i can't remember his title but anyways he said that
00:09:15.840they um there was a little bit of fuckery going on like you know there was only the scrutineers
00:09:20.860were only pro like pro staying like none of the scrutineers were pro separatist so there might
00:09:28.040have been a little bit of a you know conflict of interest i don't know but there there's a lot of
00:09:32.700that going around but I don't know like I said I don't know if you know I wouldn't put it past
00:09:39.160them to do something like that but I'm also wondering if maybe the separatists underestimated
00:09:47.400the amount of Indians that have been airdropped into the municipal areas you know what I mean
00:09:53.120because I feel like sometimes even me like when you live outside of a city you kind of don't1.00
00:09:56.960really see how many like you see what you you know the ones little ones around you but you don't
00:10:01.840realize how many there actually are in the major cities and i'm just wondering if you know they
00:10:07.020all were enticed to go out to vote a certain way right that you know maybe that they underestimated
00:10:13.760the fact that there was that many people new new canadians that have been airdropped
00:10:19.340and they vote as blocks too because i think that even even people who are moderately separatist0.98
00:10:27.000you know if they had i don't know the fire isn't lit under their ass to get all their friends to0.97
00:10:33.600also go to the polls whereas with these pigeons um that's what i'm saying yeah yeah exactly they'll0.92
00:10:39.100get the whole name so even if the numbers the numbers aren't uh estimated the group think
00:10:43.900aspect um is is underestimated and they are everywhere i know we were in white horse
00:10:50.960a couple years ago and i was just like what the fuck i know i had uh i worked with somebody0.97
00:10:59.140that was a pajit from white horse and i was like what the fuck like it was the weirdest thing ever0.99
00:11:04.720i was like they're in white horse too yeah yeah they they run a lot of the restaurants there so0.99
00:11:11.660we we went into a mexican restaurant we were expecting you know mexican restaurant is just
00:11:15.920going to be well how bad how bad can it get right white horse mexican restaurant and it's just
00:11:21.160pijit's it's just like i don't know i know this is the lowest risk possible meal and
00:11:27.340i was talking i think i was talking to lee about this i was like can we get back the like the
00:11:33.580italians to make the pizzas and the mexicans to make the mexican food like i'm sick of it like
00:11:39.780every pizza place you go into like i remember again when i was growing up and even as a young
00:11:45.240out like most pizza places you would walk into was an italian or maybe a portuguese that owned
00:11:49.800it right now it's like i can't even find an italian uh pizzeria at all and it's just crazy
00:11:56.920they don't make it the same the greek owned ones if you can find one are pretty good they're good
00:12:04.520yes yes but you wind up doing this thing where it's like are you you know you don't want to
00:12:08.920ask you because your last name papadopoulos because they might be vaguely lebanese and0.78
00:12:12.840you're not really sure but you just you're like at least you're not fucking indian so it's0.86
00:12:17.620you just roll with it yeah exactly i'm willing to take that i'm willing to take that i just0.97
00:12:21.660i'm just so tired of it man like it's just i just want something that brown hands have not touched
00:12:27.900is that too much to ask i came in on the tail end of what you guys were talking about in the
00:12:35.380Alberta referendum and I was thinking that too like uh was it the the jeets that were
00:12:42.100um voting in favor like or voting against separating but then what kind of changes my
00:12:49.880mind about that is the five questions about yeah reallocating the control of immigration to Alberta
00:12:57.140the province itself and they necessarily wouldn't vote in favor of that because then that would mean
00:13:02.820their deportation right yeah no and that's a really good point so i i i think the alberta
00:13:10.320separatist movement has been greatly astroturfed online especially from what i've seen it's been
00:13:16.880a majority of american accounts pushing this narrative and i don't know if you guys were
00:13:21.560talking about sean strickland like that was like a whole thing no we haven't talked about that yet
00:13:25.540but we can okay yeah yeah um so yeah i i i just think people were led to believe it's much bigger
00:13:34.800than it actually is so online i mean um and that there was actually a possibility of it separating
00:13:43.100and nothing ever happens in canada so yeah no i that's i was thinking that too like again talking
00:13:50.720about echo chambers i think that a lot of them were just in their kind of their own echo chamber
00:13:54.640and they don't realize that online is not real life and a lot of us get fall into that trap right
00:14:00.120and um yeah I think that I mean it really like the appetite obviously is there for the majority
00:14:07.640of people in Alberta for change right it's just they just did not want the majority just did not
00:14:12.440want to separate from Canada and I don't know who knows this could be boomers that are worried about
00:14:16.360their CPP like they're worried about their you know federal pensions and stuff like we don't
00:14:20.160know what the issue is right because how would that work if they separated and all this stuff so
00:14:24.960who knows but uh the fraud angle is something i was kind of looking into a little bit to see
00:14:32.240what could happen because you know as much as like even when they did it with trump right in 2020 i
00:14:36.760didn't believe i was just like you know what like you know trump is just you know he lost right
00:14:41.360whatever he's going to take and take the l right but then as more and more stuff comes out and then
00:14:45.860I saw a video, um, from some lady in the U S and she was, she had voted on it. It was a Dominion
00:14:51.760voting machine. And this just happened. And she said, when you vote, she voted for a Republican
00:14:56.580candidate, uh, like a bar came up, said, uh, the majority of people are not voting for this
00:15:01.140candidate or something like that. She was saying, and I was like, and they're Dominion voting
00:15:05.020machines. So I was like, Hmm, interesting. So then it made me think maybe the Alberta thing,
00:15:09.540there is something to it, right? Like what kind of machines did they use? Right? Like there could
00:15:14.960be some some weight to that i don't know they seem to be setting themselves up for it my only
00:15:21.860concern with that is that there there was a lot of the there's a narrative where it's like well
00:15:25.540it's gonna get rigged anyway um so i don't know i i think some of what i heard was that there were
00:15:33.640far more um uh ballots tabulated than there were registered voters but then the problem with that
00:15:39.820was that apparently and I'd like to hear from from an Albertan on this one um apparently each
00:15:46.620of the questions uh they were tabulated as separate ballots that was the explanation for it0.96
00:15:52.820okay yeah well it struck me as odd because that sounds like bullshit and yet you know it it kind
00:16:00.440of it kind of works as an explanation I just don't know how credible that really is and I've never0.73
00:16:04.500i i was under the impression that a ballot was you know the the you know the one ballot no matter
00:16:10.440how many questions were all that's what yeah that's what i thought too i didn't realize it
00:16:13.240was all separate ballots either which is weird like why would they do that like is it to make
00:16:17.840it easier for counting like i don't understand why they would do that it also makes it easier
00:16:22.040to commit fraud yeah i don't know and that's why like i said i'm not surprised like i wouldn't be
00:16:32.500surprised if there was some interference is what I'm saying right because even though a couple years
00:16:36.500ago I would have been like okay that's just you know people trying to cope right with the loss0.93
00:16:40.360but the shit that we see that goes on and the fact that they're importing rapidly a permanent0.68
00:16:47.260voting base for the liberals in Canada and you know I think if they did vote that would also be0.99
00:16:53.620another nail in Carney's coffin you know metaphorically because he's not you know doing
00:16:59.640as well as everybody thought he was going to be doing so you know who knows right and I see uh
00:17:04.960on my rumble chat somebody just commented commented about mail-in ballots right so
00:17:09.040I didn't realize that they used mail-in ballots and apparently there was a shit ton of mail-in0.98
00:17:13.140ballots that were returned what what is it that people can't fucking go and just vote like I don't0.98
00:17:18.040understand it it's one thing I guess if you have like a permanent disability and you're like bed0.99
00:17:23.220bound or house bound but like fuck man like millions of people have to fucking mail and vote0.99
00:17:28.240like what the fuck i remember when i scrutineered for the the 2019 election i think it was1.00
00:17:34.880um for the ppc and they had the the mail-in ballots at our at the polling station that i was0.97
00:17:43.620at and so at the end of the night when we were supposed to like wrap up all the ballots in the
00:17:49.380boxes and stuff like that and take them to a secondary location where they were going to be
00:17:53.740counted which is totally crazy in itself um they forgot the i had to like remind them about the
00:18:02.120mail-in ballots and it was just sitting unattended on a desk no one was like you know no one was like
00:18:10.080uh stationed there to like monitor it or anyone could have just put anything in there
00:18:16.360um at any given time um yeah they totally forgot about this mail-in ballot box and i had to
00:18:23.660remind them so it's just like how honest are these mail-in ballot votes in the first place i i just
00:18:31.080don't think that should even be a thing like i understand like yeah there's some elderly people
00:18:35.220that can't participate or like can't get yeah you think gay shamrock but there should be like0.53
00:18:39.600another form of um i don't know way you would cast your ballot in that sense and democracy is gay0.80
00:18:46.560anyway so yeah but and you know what i mean like i just don't understand it like i don't like for
00:18:52.340how many years you know we've been like because even before technology technically you could have
00:18:57.280done mail-in voting but they never did it before like they never did it prior to you know the advent
00:19:02.540of the internet so to me or even probably wasn't it prior to covid i don't even think prior to covid0.96
00:19:06.880they did mail-ins but i could be wrong so like what the fuck like what why do we have to do0.99
00:19:12.540fucking mail-in ballots like if you can't get your ass up to go and vote well then maybe you0.99
00:19:16.560shouldn't vote i don't know like because they don't want change that's too radical the mail0.99
00:19:23.080and ballots will always always skew incumbent or generally speaking right yeah yeah and i think
00:19:29.720that the whole thing is we're kind of in the looting stage of the late empire collapse and
00:19:35.180because of that it's it behooves the powers that be that they they just keep the gravy train
00:19:41.680flowing more than anything you know moderate changes at best they don't want radical change
00:19:46.800in either direction and all that sort of thing so mail-in ballots i think just it's not really
00:19:51.440a right or left thing per se it's just it's it supports it allows for the system to be propped
00:19:56.760up or rather the corpse of the system i guess yeah i've never done a mail-in ballot like how
00:20:02.540do you get one how do you even go about doing that me i would know one i think i did it one
00:20:11.660so i'm trying to remember but i mean i don't know i think we just went online and just hit
00:20:18.620requests and they sent it i'm trying to remember it was one of the covet elections i think because
00:20:24.180like i like where my mom lives she got a mail-in ballot from someone who no longer lives there or
00:20:32.440not a mail-in ballot but like one of those election cards um that you would present at the
00:20:38.200voting station got one of those at her residence who no longer lives there I don't even know if
00:20:43.960they're still alive so what like how often does this happen to other people and like could you
00:20:50.800just take this person's electoral card and say you want to do a mail-in ballot as that person
00:20:57.120and then cast a vote do you know what I mean yeah like how are they verifying when you request a
00:21:03.540mail-in ballot how are they verifying who you are right because unless you have to show id when you
00:21:10.180go on the card but like all of his information is on the card so and it's the same address that my
00:21:16.320my mom lives at so could i just like type in his information online request a mail-in ballot and
00:21:23.140then just cast a vote that way so i can vote probably the way it sounds yeah you probably
00:21:27.720could and people are saying that there were people were voting from overseas as well so i don't know
00:21:34.620like it they should you know i'm sure somebody will be looking into it one of these independent
00:21:40.860you know reporters or something like that because a few a bit of it does sound i don't know some of
00:21:45.980it does sound a little fishy when i was listening to that guy talk about the scrutineers and all
00:21:50.500that kind of stuff yes he could have just been coping because you know they lost but i don't
00:21:55.240know some of the stuff he was saying it doesn't sound like it would pass the sniff test and even
00:21:58.540if like we have we live in a different society now like again 50 years ago you might not have
00:22:04.740to have all these different layers of checks because people didn't scam at the same level
00:22:08.620as they do now so i feel like now we have to have all these kind of checks and balances to make sure
00:22:14.540like you have to have to have scrutineers and you have to people looking over the scrutineers and
00:22:17.980then people above them and everybody it's just like you have so many hands touching it in the0.87
00:22:22.180name of you know accuracy that like what the ends up fucking being the opposite0.72
00:22:27.860speaking of democracy um the uh conservative candidate in coloma or uh sorry penticton0.75
00:22:45.420i believe it was um and speaking of indians we haven't really talked too much about them
00:22:50.860Oh, yeah. We've got to throw it in, everyone, because we can't... It's always on our mind.
00:22:56.340So he got... You've heard of this... It's Pavneet Singh, I think. His name is Pavneet... Whatever the fuck.
00:23:02.840Anyway, he apparently had a state charge for forcible confinement of a child.0.99
00:23:10.560And when people started pointing this out, you know, what's up with the charge?
00:23:16.920his contention was that he was there a rape occurred but that he was mistaken for someone else
00:23:25.780and that that was it that was the explanation just nothing remotely suspicious about that
00:23:31.360oh of course not right it's never and you know this is another well one of many issues i have
00:23:41.380but the fact that they've stopped reporting on like any kind of race based or country of origin
00:23:46.900statistics I think that's fucking wrong like we need to be entirely transparent about that because
00:23:53.080how can you make if you in good faith and I know they're not doing it in good faith but in good1.00
00:23:58.960faith how can you make good choices about who the type of immigrant or which country you're allowing0.99
00:24:03.240to come into the country if you don't know you know the patterns and the the behavior because
00:24:08.300you're not getting record you're not getting accurate uh criminal record checks from India
00:24:12.720so you know why wouldn't you you like produce or what do you call it uh publish this data or at
00:24:19.440least do you know statistics on it so that you know those social uh sociologists and all that
00:24:25.400stuff can do their little studies and determine you know who really is a high risk immigrant to
00:24:30.600allow into the country like I I don't understand why what the negative is and I know they're saying0.94
00:24:35.800well then people will turn well then yeah maybe they should be shamed and blamed if they're0.95
00:24:39.600committing crime at a much higher rate than everybody else and yeah they should be shamed
00:24:43.420especially if they are uh not they don't belong here like i i don't understand and it makes it0.97
00:24:50.740very difficult in canada to find any kind of fucking statistics on anything like anything0.65
00:24:56.780right at like look at even the newspapers now in the comment sections of the police uh posts and0.87
00:25:01.820they're locking them down what does that tell you because like you know it's not just uh the
00:25:07.420professional noticers noticing a pattern it's the average joe that's noticing a pattern too
00:25:12.320yeah the only explanation all explanations lead to it being bad faith and concealment
00:25:18.980because the thing is if the stats were in their favor they would publish them and rub them in
00:25:24.420everyone's face um so they simply can't be in their favor but concealing them does help a little
00:25:31.920bit because we don't know we may not have a good view of how bad it is and that's important because
00:25:37.700if we think it's just kind of a mild annoyance and not a civilizational apocalypse we're you know
00:25:44.820we're more likely to turn on goy flicks instead of revolting you know go to the ballot box instead
00:25:51.020of the ammo box kind of thing um yeah so it is useful yeah exactly so i think it's just that
00:25:57.680there's it's it's definitely bad faith but there's it's strategic it's not it's not a panicked cover
00:26:04.580up of the stats and i think it's often cast as being you know panicked and all that sort of thing
00:26:09.780and ad hoc it's not it's strategic and it just it lets the can be kicked down the road as far as
00:26:14.260possible well then i guess the next question is is why or do so many people still you know and i i
00:26:23.080guess it is apathy but like why do so many people still believe you know what i mean that this is i
00:26:28.620guess what frustrates me the most because i mean it couldn't get any more clear the evidence in
00:26:34.060front of our own faces it can't get any clearer so i just i don't understand maybe it's denial
00:26:40.200people are trying to not face up to what's happening and somebody said this I can't remember
00:26:45.520I was listening to somebody talking about the France situation and they were saying that it's
00:26:49.980kind of the same thing in France as far as like they don't want to do anything about it because by0.99
00:26:54.200doing it and naming it what it is which is a violent migrant uprising not a student fucking0.93
00:26:59.580protest they're admitting that they failed right they're admitting that they lied about you know0.95
00:27:04.440what it was at the beginning and stuff like that so it's like they're just letting it go on to save
00:27:07.760their reputation and i'm just like that's what they do here too right with everything like they're0.98
00:27:11.860just letting the country go to absolute shit garbage the economy just to save face to say0.88
00:27:17.360that oh you know what so so nobody can point at them and say you guys were wrong about all this1.00
00:27:21.360fucking immigration and shit that just to save face they're willing to let the country burn0.99
00:27:25.640well and also it's it's the citizens of the country too hey wise oak like it reminds me of1.00
00:27:33.420uh the woman who was standing in front of the shop i don't know if she was the shop owner
00:27:37.560or just like a bystander but she was like come on guys this isn't good why are you doing this
00:27:44.560yeah this isn't the way like trying to reason with them it's like they literally hate you
00:27:49.860they they hate or like the guy that was drop kicked by one of the migrants yeah out front of0.77
00:27:56.120his uh what was like a game collecting yeah he was a comic book he had a comic book yeah comic0.81
00:28:01.260bookstore yeah it's like they hate you they don't see any reasoning what they're they're not
00:28:08.360reasonable people so you cannot reason with them and it's like these are the people that stuck up0.98
00:28:13.400for these migrants this whole time and it's not going to be pretty when you know if something
00:28:19.280like that were to happen here and it kind of is inevitable um to happen across you know all the1.00
00:28:25.000western countries yeah because that's what it was designed to do in the long run um these people
00:28:31.260are going to get a rude awakening well you know that it came out that uh there's 50 agencies
00:28:38.780involved in these france protests and they're all communist marxist um ngos some of them are based
00:28:45.860in the u.s a lot of them are funded by israel or jews i guess you could say um and so and it's
00:28:51.720always the same people like if you look around it's like there's a lot of people that are not
00:28:56.500French that are there like there's English speak like and I think who was it I can't remember who
00:29:00.880I was watching but they brought up a point saying like everything all the messages they're spray
00:29:04.160painting are in English so if they were French why wouldn't they be writing them in French so0.99
00:29:08.600these are agitators like they're paid agitators to go over there and to you know keep this shit going0.80
00:29:13.660and they're the same people that do it in all of our countries they're like Antifa right and they0.98
00:29:19.420like they travel so I thought that was fucking like interesting as well so yeah it's at this
00:29:25.640point in time they just don't and you know the other thing is and this is what I think where
00:29:29.560things are going to go I think I mean not only is this going to also usher in more of a surveillance
00:29:34.440state for everybody like when it happens in your country but I also think that this is kind of
00:29:39.980going to be the beginning of people having their own militia like especially like rich people right
00:29:44.840because like i noticed in france that the owners of like whatever high-end store it was i can't
00:29:50.740remember one of the really high-end stores like designer stores um they hired armed guys to stand
00:29:56.780out there to protect their store so just think about that so people now these elites who have0.97
00:30:02.100the money that's why they're not concerned about this shit going on because they all have the money0.97
00:30:06.580to have their own armed militia and that's where i think things are going to start going because the0.99
00:30:10.600police the police are totally incapable of handling this shit anymore right or they just0.97
00:30:14.840don't want to whatever the reason is so i think that you know it's going to be to the point where0.99
00:30:19.820a lot of these business owners are going to have to put out the money to have like an armed militia
00:30:24.600to protect their their goods and stuff like that um anybody who can't afford to have that will
00:30:30.840probably be living in the slums it'll probably be like south africa um and there'll be like such a
00:30:34.860huge gap in between right there'll be just the elites and then there'll be everybody else
00:30:37.900underneath and if you don't have this armed militia well you know good luck for you i guess
00:30:42.020you can say because that's where it's headed i think for sure in france and then you know yeah
00:30:46.300maybe we're a little bit behind here but i'm pretty sure it's going to happen regardless here
00:30:50.560too well that's what carl uh sorry kyle rittenhouse was doing he was protecting a business while those
00:30:57.460rights were going on so they had hired him um the business had hired him to keep watch of their
00:31:04.640um well I think it was like a car uh car rental or a right okay uh yeah a car salesman guy or
00:31:14.280something had he was selling cars um so it was like a car lot I think he was protecting um but
00:31:22.060yeah and the guy who so the the city hall that burned down in Limoges France that was horrible
00:31:29.100a radical leftist yeah and all the artwork that got burnt down there like they made it see i was
00:31:36.620hearing some you know interviews or whatever comments from these leftists they're like well
00:31:40.680it's just it's just art we can just paint they can just paint another one it's like you have no0.84
00:31:45.040fucking idea this stuff was painted by people in the 1500s the 1600s like this is not replaceable1.00
00:31:51.280you fucking morons right and because you can't appreciate art because you're a you know low0.99
00:31:56.920iq whatever migrant it's not important to you but like that like that uh building had so much old1.00
00:32:04.040you know artifacts and artwork and all that kind of stuff it's all fucking gone0.80
00:32:08.380and like i said like people were and it's not funny but people were joking like it survived0.89
00:32:12.580look how long that building survived and it couldn't survive diversity0.97
00:32:15.300like survived multiple wars and shit0.77
00:32:19.980and they're it's the point about them not people not understanding that you can't just repaint it0.90
00:32:29.440it's because to a lot of leftists most of them it is like the purge their minds are basically
00:32:33.860hedonistic and aesthetic only there's nothing underneath and so they don't get that the objects
00:32:38.780that are burnt and destroyed or like when notre dame went up in flames it's just rebuild it but
00:32:45.600the thing is these things have intrinsic value um and that's that's i think what separates
00:32:51.380our mindsets from theirs uh not the only thing of course but one of the one of the many things
00:32:57.440and yeah sure build another one um that has no historical meaning to it it's not the same
00:33:04.920it'll never be the same um and you could probably not even recreate uh you know the artifacts that
00:33:13.960were in there or the paintings that were in there uh because it wasn't you that originally painted
00:33:19.320them so and well and these people like i'm sorry but we don't have the level of artists that we had0.96
00:33:25.560then people are fucking so brainwashed and tiktok brain that like there's no not that much creativity0.95
00:33:31.520in the world anymore not like that so you're never going to be able to find somebody that0.99
00:33:36.980can reproduce beauty on that scale or it'll be very difficult to find somebody that can do that
00:33:42.620so that again that's it's not the point right the materials may not still be available you know what
00:33:47.180i mean like there's just so many different things about it but everything is uh what do you want to
00:33:52.360call it you know to them everything is just like a you know goods and services basically like they're
00:33:57.180it's material everything to them is material i also saw and again this could have been ai so i'm
00:34:02.740not going to say it was for sure but like migrants setting up in in france like in in the middle of0.98
00:34:07.920paris selling the shit they stole from the fucking designer stores like selling selling laying them1.00
00:34:12.260out on like a towel or a blanket like open fucking market I was like like the police aren't even1.00
00:34:18.400fucking going to deal with that either and I'm like gee like I don't know at this point in time0.97
00:34:22.980you have to imagine that they this is what they want because it's been going on for so many days0.98
00:34:27.140they haven't I think now I heard that Macron is either considering or he has decided they're0.95
00:34:33.060going to send in the army what are you fucking doing France has like riding is common in France0.94
00:34:39.040to the point where I read yesterday that they had to force insurance companies to cover businesses0.99
00:34:47.400for riot damage. And because the people in France riot every single year, insurance companies were
00:34:53.860like they were pulling out. They're like, we're not fucking covering this because it's like it's0.94
00:34:57.880not worth it for them. Right. So now the government is having to come in and offer some kind of0.98
00:35:02.360insurance to these stores. So instead of getting rid of the problem, much like our government here
00:35:07.580does in Canada they're going to make everybody else suffer or they're going to create some kind
00:35:11.000of socialist policy that you know is going to affect like the taxpayers are going to have to0.99
00:35:15.100pay into because they can't get control of the fucking people that are riding constantly0.99
00:35:18.900I like it just it's so backwards and you know upside down like I don't fucking get it they0.99
00:35:25.540they have the police force in France you know what I mean because they they do this every year this0.99
00:35:30.100is like normal for them so why aren't they have why haven't they shut this shit down is my question0.98
00:35:34.880And it's obviously because it's a rhetorical question, because we know why they haven't shut it down. But anyways, I'm just saying it doesn't hold water. Their excuses don't hold water. And I don't know, if I was a French nationalist, I don't know what I would do. I can't say what I would do. I'd probably go to jail.0.98
00:35:49.560i know i was thinking that too like how do they even solve this problem like obviously the
00:35:56.360government they have no political option whatsoever uh marine le pen is basically a leftist
00:36:03.080and the guy that they have in right now lied about deporting immigrants to get in um he's
00:36:10.200gone back entirely on what he had promised in the beginning so it's like uh what do they what do they
00:36:17.520do they like other than redacted you know yeah i i don't know like i honestly i honestly don't know
00:36:26.640but the thing is it can be done because you just have to look to el salvador to be kelly or
00:36:32.060whatever um it just takes somebody with the will and of course i know he's not perfect he's probably
00:36:36.520got jew ties i don't know but my point being is that he had him like he had a mandate he had the0.98
00:36:42.860balls to do it and he just fucking did it and that was it right he just did it he went in he0.99
00:36:47.720built a a super prison or whatever and put all these fucking gangsters in there and now el0.99
00:36:53.040salvador is like one of the safest places to be so it's not that it's impossible it's that we lack0.99
00:36:57.800people that have the will to do it hey obersturm how's it going hey posty how you going i'm all
00:37:07.120right long time no see or here yeah i haven't been logging on as much you know i come on and i0.52
00:37:12.560you know i might post something about you know killing jews or invaders and then i'll leave it
00:37:19.260for a few days i won't do that here i won't i won't say anything it's a recorded space i don't
00:37:23.620want to i don't want to implicate you you're in you're in canada over the canadia over there and
00:37:29.380it's uh you can't can't even think wrong over there so no i'm not going to say anything over
00:37:34.940here yeah i know right i can i don't look i can say stuff here and you know not have uh not have
00:37:40.860an issue but uh yeah if i say it here on your space it might be a problem for you but anyway
00:37:45.980what you're seeing in france at the moment is the decline well i suppose the last what do they call
00:37:51.720it uh guys military guys it's uh the death rattle the this is the death rattle of an empire this is
00:37:59.380um this is a country where every other every other white european country every other white0.72
00:38:08.580European nation kept the Jews as second-class citizens, France thought it'd be a great idea0.87
00:38:14.800to make them full citizens, right? It's a country that's elected definitely two, but0.99
00:38:21.960probably three Jewish presidents. So there's that. One of which, Sarkozy, I think in 2012
00:38:29.560made a speech saying that if interracial or interracial mingling doesn't happen organically,
00:38:35.880then the state will step in to provide coercion.
00:38:40.540So this is a 200, 300-year trajectory for poor old France.
00:38:47.720I don't even regard it as Europe anymore the way it is.
00:38:52.260And if you speak to any Frenchman, they'll tell you that to be regarded
00:38:56.800as a racist is a fate worse than death.
00:39:49.720Like, why are they so welcoming of this?0.94
00:39:52.320It just doesn't make any fucking sense to me.0.56
00:39:54.540Like, I thought, if anything, they were pretty vicious during the, like, you know, pre-modern times.0.90
00:40:00.060yeah i suppose they haven't they haven't won anything they haven't won anything they haven't0.98
00:40:06.220won but they've did so they were pretty vicious like the rest of us they got their asses kicked1.00
00:40:12.040in vietnam they got their asses kicked in algeria and still even lately i think they got their ass0.99
00:40:16.880kicked in some other north african country but it's that okay okay i can see it i'm just trying0.99
00:40:20.900to throw them a bone okay fine go ahead yeah no it's that it's that colonial past that they've0.59
00:40:26.040been brainwashed into feeling guilty about to this very day so yeah they think well if we occupied
00:40:32.680their countries we should treat them then as citizens right so that's no you occupied their
00:40:38.520countries to make them better they didn't so you left and you just leave them behind you don't bring
00:40:44.700them you know pat the stray dog and bring it home right so anyway but they uh so i think that's what0.99
00:40:50.800It is, I think it's guilt over colonialism, which is just as good a brainwashing technique as, you know, white women don't have babies, don't, you know, babies, white babies are no good.0.98
00:41:03.660You know, they've tried all this brainwashing.0.98
00:41:05.160It seems to have worked in France, sadly.
00:41:08.840But look, you mentioned Germany and you've got to mention the UK and France, you know, up until recently, three of the industrial pillars of Europe, economic pillars.
00:41:20.800you know if you want to destroy if you want to destroy a continent knock down its pillars
00:41:25.660yeah well and i i mean this is kind of tangibly tangentially related but um is that i believe
00:41:33.000that's what they're doing like as far as canada goes too like i i believe that they're on purpose
00:41:36.800destroying the economy um not that we were ever a powerhouse or anything like that but
00:41:41.620we are um a resource uh heavy country we have tons of natural resources that could be
00:41:49.120sold and you know all this stuff and make us a rich country so i think that you know it is being
00:41:55.080sold though three well it is being sold yeah not to us we're not benefiting yeah three of the
00:42:00.300largest six largest resource companies in the world are canadian-based yeah they're making
00:42:05.320they're making trillions of dollars so your government has sold yeah your birthright
00:42:11.540you know you guys you guys conquered that nation and what's in that nation is yours but the
00:42:17.280government has sold it now to these0.99
01:01:58.600and that will bond those generations and these people who failed in the past to get rid of0.99
01:02:05.500Europeans will once again feel the fucking wrath of Europeans and I have faith in that I may not0.99
01:02:12.260be around to see it and I'm sad about that but I will go to my grave smiling and happy that I know1.00
01:02:18.560Europeans will eventually you know do what they do do what Europeans do1.00
01:02:25.460i pray that happens but i hope like in germany's case they were a homogenous country you know can0.93
01:02:33.520it happen in a country where we might be a minority in our own homeland but i'm not trying
01:02:38.060to black you know i hope no no no that's the thing my friend i i'm a student of history and
01:02:43.580the cycles and what have you and the only that that is we are in the most unique situation at
01:02:48.340the moment where okay we have been infiltrated by invaders firstly secondly we've never had about
01:02:54.24050 percent of our own people our own white european heritage brothers and sisters be against us you
01:03:00.340know actually rooting for the other team rooting for these invaders that is unique so i am there
01:03:06.260is a tinge of black pill with regards what i'm saying but uh man they've been trying for 3 000
01:03:12.340years to get rid of us we're still here we're not easy to get rid of that's that's what i'm
01:03:16.920a small handful of capable men to take on like look at throughout history right if you want to
01:03:22.780one of my favorite movies or stories is the you know leonitis the 300 come on man they took on all
01:03:29.060those you know persians 300 men it's possible right it's just you have to have people that
01:03:33.940have the will and and the love for their country to do it well there's a there's a lesson there
01:03:39.240i mean they were they all died obviously at the battle of thermopylae yeah yeah you know at a
01:03:44.460later battle of course they they defeated the invaders but they died because of the actions0.99
01:03:48.520of a fucking traitor who taught who showed the persians the back way through the gates all right0.99
01:03:54.760and that's what we've got here it's these traitors that are working that's the unique part of what1.00
01:04:00.540we're facing at the moment is 50 of our own fucking brothers and sisters are cheering the0.99
01:04:06.260other team i'm like well they're facilitating they're facilitating our own demise like it's0.99
01:04:11.160not even a matter of just like refugees welcome yeah who holds up a sign refugees welcome for0.80
01:04:16.920Christ's sake well and my concern too is that they they don't learn like like we were talking about
01:04:24.160it earlier the example of that French woman right like where she was apparently the one that had her0.98
01:04:28.440store you know robbed and then she's been making the rounds in the memes right she's made the meme
01:04:32.240now but she was one of these people that so openly supported this stuff right and so I'm sitting
01:04:38.020there looking at the look on her face and I'm like is this the moment that she realized that0.78
01:04:41.600she may be fucked up with her attitude but then I'm like I don't think so like what is it going0.98
01:04:45.820to take like there was another video going around where a woman told another woman that rape is the0.99
01:04:51.220cost of you know revolution or whatever this is the price we should we have to pay for uh you know1.00
01:04:57.420being able to protest or some stupid shit like that or for diversity sadly those people yeah0.99
01:05:02.960will say oh they will find they'll do the mental gymnastics and find a justification for what's1.00
01:05:08.460happened to them yeah they're justified in attacking me because i'm part of this this white0.97
01:05:14.040culture that's bad colonization slave the bad white people so yeah they were right in attacking0.88
01:05:21.500you know for us people that are in the european diaspora canada australia in these outposts our0.93
01:05:27.680long-term mission goal almost certainly has to be to restore europe
01:05:33.220we're going to have to like if they don't well we all need to do it i mean we're all need to
01:05:41.740going to need to start somewhere and if they don't take up the cause we're going to have to
01:05:46.860go there and do it for them or help them or something i don't know sorry no it's okay i0.97
01:05:51.660was just going to say that we have to like undo the mental brainwashing of whites that hate
01:05:56.600themselves i think that's where we start yeah and it's it's bad because they're making laws against0.78
01:06:05.940us trying to tell people like you know what i mean like they're making it you know almost
01:06:10.560It's impossible for us to even spread that message for people to hear the other side of the argument.
01:06:14.740So it's going to be it's a it's an uphill battle, not impossible, but.
01:06:20.400Well, you know, I keep again, you know, referring to history.
01:06:23.740It took the it took the the conquistadors 700 years of oppression, you know, locked up in the, you know, northwestern part of their own country.
01:13:37.780we need more kids like that more zoomers to do that
01:13:40.400speaking of zoomers we brought waz back up again
01:13:51.740does anybody else have anything they want to or go ahead lee do you have anything you want to0.97
01:14:03.420we can no I was gonna I was gonna just razz wazz he was probably simping on someone and he can't
01:14:10.740speak right now so wazz man get yourself under control do you still have your hand up Canadian
01:14:19.220girl or is that from before no I don't on my screen okay it's no it's fine I'm on my computer
01:14:25.440that's why it doesn't work it doesn't always work so I just want to make sure um but uh yeah I don't
01:14:30.840know if wiretap wants to come up I see him down there if there's been any updates on the uh extra0.95
01:14:35.120the Indians want to extradite wiretap to India to face the wall for for telling the truth about them0.94
01:14:44.420so I'm a little jealous yeah I don't know what's gonna happen there but he basically for anybody0.98
01:14:51.940that doesn't know he basically reported on something that the federal or not the federal
01:14:57.140The provincial government released the fact that, you know, they suspected there's some scam with OHIP or OHIP.
01:15:04.640I mean, OSAP rather, which is our student loan program.
01:15:07.980And that, you know, most of the grants and loans were going to three particular schools that are owned by one particular Indian who also has his hands in immigration streams and stuff.0.61
01:15:18.240So he's got his hands in multiple cookie jars and he just didn't like what Wiretap had to say about it.
01:15:23.780So and a bunch of other people, too, a bunch of other independent journalists got these strongly worded AI generated letters warning them that SAR is coming after them.
01:15:34.980So, yeah, that's stressful for him, but kind of funny.
01:15:40.440The fact they think they have any power over here, but imagine being extradited to India.
01:15:46.580I know. Don't worry, we won't let them take you.
01:15:49.960That's just like the punishment in itself. Like that's that's that's it.
01:15:53.780You're just being extradited to India.
01:15:55.620Wasn't it you, Oversturm, that told us the story of getting off the plane
01:15:59.400and then getting back on it because it stunk?
01:17:10.340So if you can smell something, there's particles of that in the air.
01:17:14.240So that's the stuff that's going into your eyes, into your nasal passage.
01:17:17.580So you don't even have to eat to get an infection there.
01:17:22.440When I would get off the plane at India, yeah, just immediately you get outside the airport and immediately it's just the smell of, like, a sewer.
01:18:13.060And, you know, travel advice to Egypt as well.
01:18:16.180I do recommend you go see the pyramids and the Sphinx, but I'd say you'd land,0.95
01:18:21.000You get off the plane, put your baggage in lockers, catch a cab to Giza, see the fucking pyramids, because it's something you should see, just for the scale of it.0.96
01:18:30.320Make the taxi driver wait, though.0.99
01:18:32.400Take your photo, get back in the cab, go back to the airport, collect your baggage, fly to fucking Rome or London or somewhere else.0.97
01:18:39.040So that's my travel advice for Egypt as well.0.93
01:18:42.240I had a friend that just went to Egypt, I want to say six months ago, and she sent a video.0.98
01:18:47.660the bathroom on the train was literally a hole that and your shit like landed on the track below0.99
01:18:54.360and she was like she's she went in there and she's like what the fuck am i supposed to go0.99
01:18:59.160to the bathroom on this it's literally like a porta potty like structure but like no bottom0.55
01:19:05.160it just right onto the track yeah it's like the first time you go to asia they have all the squat1.00
01:19:11.920toilets everywhere and you're like fuck like you know like what is this shit like this is crazy1.00
01:19:19.100and that's only like the first culture shock then you get like the rest of it like whoa0.99
01:19:23.800and that's what i mean like i don't want our countries to turn into this go backwards and
01:19:32.760go back to these old structures that these people use you know what i mean so like it pisses me off0.95
01:19:38.540every single time i see these fucking comments about oh well you know canada should have 1001.00
01:19:43.040million uh people it's got lots of space fuck you asshole i don't want to fucking live in a 4001.00
01:19:48.000square foot box okay i didn't work my whole fucking life for that you know what i mean so1.00
01:19:52.320i want i like having a backyard i like having green space around i don't want to you know walk0.99
01:19:56.560outside and and be like elbow to elbow with fucking a bunch of indians like sorry and i don't1.00
01:20:01.960want to have to smell it either no could you imagine what would happen to our tourist destinations1.00
01:20:06.280like fucking jasper banff like all these nice places like would just be constant fucking0.89
01:20:10.500overrun and it's we'll look at niagara falls there already oh yeah yeah exactly that's right0.98
01:20:14.980like niagara falls was one of the biggest tourist attractions in canada now it's like
01:20:18.400you might as well just go to india except it's got a waterfall like that's it
01:20:21.580i watched uh is it was it ben benak is it ben benakus the the the comedian the canadian comedian0.88
01:20:30.140yeah ben bank is he jewish he is yeah oh fuck no way i know i was very disappointed0.99
01:20:39.140funny yeah let's kill me are you kidding he's so racist come on that's why he's allowed to be1.00
01:20:46.860racist he's allowed to be racist oh i'm dead who what's killing me now his name's ben bankus he's0.97
01:20:55.340he always yeah olivia chow and like he does the perfect olivia chow impression um and he yeah1.00
01:21:01.560he's extremely racist but he's a jew so that's why he's allowed to get away with it um kill me now0.99
01:21:07.480i know he's funny though i'm not gonna lie he's fucking funny as fuck and then when when i found1.00
01:21:12.620out that too i was like oh what a fucking stake to the heart man yeah because yeah i just watched0.97
01:21:19.060actually it was only earlier i was i don't log on much but he seems to come up on the feed he was0.97
01:21:24.020going am i racist no but then he's got yes you are racist and they bring a couple of what he said
01:21:30.180he said mystery race people and they asked him again are you racist he goes nah because i was
01:21:35.200you know just chilling with these guys they're fine it's bad you know wrong answer and then0.71
01:21:40.520they bring 400 of them in the room because they asked him again are you racist because yeah1.00
01:21:45.280fucking oath i'm racist you didn't give me a choice here there's like 400 of these motherfuckers i1.00
01:21:49.560hate these people now so yeah he's too bad you know what it is really unfortunate that there1.00
01:21:56.920are a lot of funny jews like i mean i'm not gonna lie like i fucking watched seinfeld religiously0.98
01:22:02.060when it was on i thought it was funny as fuck of course that was before i knew the jq but i'm just0.96
01:22:06.720saying right i didn't i didn't even think so i got to heckle him once face to face you know0.97
01:22:13.140it's fucking awesome but it's a long it's a long story but yeah he's he was it got to him
01:22:17.760It was a one-on-one, actual one-on-one.0.95
01:22:21.080Well, that doesn't surprise me because they do tend to take everything offensively, right?
01:22:26.860It was serendipitous, yeah, how it happened.1.00
01:22:36.080If you pay attention to his comedy, though, you'll hear all of the Jewish subversiveness.1.00
01:26:46.400Well, it may be the GDP, but actually, as you said, the difference between GDP and the tax base or the tax revenue base is two different things.
01:26:55.240Because, again, you know, I'm old enough to remember, and I want people here who weren't born at the time to know that, you know, 30 years ago, there was a push on getting mothers in Australia to have kids and stay at home, right?0.99
01:27:09.000So that was, you know, before this importing these invaders became the trend in the last 10 or 15 years.0.99
01:27:17.620There was, you know, promoting mothers with maternity leave pay.1.00
01:27:27.940Yeah, no, and it was, you know, under John Howard, it was like, you know, he was promoting, you know, a full 12 months paid maternity leave, some paternity leave there as well.
01:27:37.480You know, really, he was pro-family, you know, growing Aussies, basically, not importing freaking invaders.
01:27:46.340And that's what has a far more, has a larger impact on your revenue base.
01:27:54.140Sure, it takes time, but there's very little social upheaval.
01:27:58.740There's, you know, you don't have the cost of, you know, housing these people and providing medical care and what have you.
01:28:05.380these you know it's it's an organic growth and that's how demographics has worked up until the
01:28:10.420last fucking 20 years or 15 years that's how it worked you grow your own i think uh john howard's
01:28:18.840government too uh loosened visa requirements and also contributed to immigration exponentially0.96
01:28:25.700yeah yeah unfortunately but i do i do really like the pro natal the pro family like stuff
01:36:53.420i mean that is a good point and i can't i can't think of i'm trying to think about it and i'm
01:36:59.880just remembering now that that's where you know canadians would go on new year's day
01:37:04.940to eat because that was the only thing that was open yeah for real and of course chinese
01:37:13.020restaurants don't never have to close because their overhead's so low when you're cooking cat1.00
01:37:17.720and seagulls oh come on short and long man now you're gonna make turn us all off from chinese
01:37:23.820food for the rest of our lives the funny part is it's so easy to make at home once you learn0.99
01:37:29.880the recipe for fried rice you're never going back to that fucking place but before we get too far0.99
01:37:35.860ahead i will say you aussies need to quit stirring up shit down under there because i've noticed this1.00
01:37:41.940pattern where you know you guys get this legislation you guys cause a bunch of shit0.99
01:37:47.580get so get this legislation and then it gets passed over here to canada you hear that get
01:37:53.580yourself under control i i have another take on this though i i i think i don't think it's the
01:37:59.200aussies doing it like i don't know if you're what you're referencing and like whether it was like
01:38:03.240the nsn and their actions or whatever um that i was just joking yeah yeah but i just mean like0.58
01:38:10.840it's forcing a tyrant to act like oh you know what it's glitching can you try to join again
01:38:15.820that was going to be i don't know i'm having issues because i'm on my computer
01:38:19.020and australia australia's always been australia's always been a bit of a test bed for for these um
01:38:26.900for these policies and they see how it goes down and then they expand it to to the rest of the
01:38:32.060world yeah no it's always it's always been a bit of a test bed for that stuff and to respond to
01:38:36.860that too i just wanted to like um so i'll i'll put a link i guess in this space you can go read
01:38:45.140it if you want to it's it's to lone patriot who is a really good down under patriot um
01:38:51.500who wrote an article um called what does no political solution mean and it pretty much
01:38:57.900answers what you were saying it's like it's all about testing the system of liberal democracy
01:39:02.980and pushing the boundaries right up to the line
01:39:05.880to where the laws might change and then you adapt
01:39:10.820and you push it right to the line, the laws will change again.
01:39:13.760And it basically tests the hypothesis that do we live
01:39:17.680in a liberal democracy or do we live in a tyranny?
01:39:20.600And once it gets to that point where they start banning
01:39:23.740political parties, for example, or they start doing something
01:39:26.960real tyrannical like imprisoning people like Joel Davis
01:39:30.980uh over nothing it's uh it's it's conclusive proof then that there you know there is no more
01:39:37.520democracy i guess i guess that sort of speaks to what you were saying about being cheeky and sort
01:39:43.040of like changing laws and and things like that so if you're interested in reading it go over
01:39:48.080to lone patriot or i could put the link in this like down the bottom
01:39:51.520marcus or lee can you guys do me a favor i think i removed somebody by accident that i told
01:40:00.800they could come up and i can't find out how to let them back in it's called propportunity the
01:40:06.900account so if one of you guys are able to check because i'm not on my phone so i don't know how
01:40:09.960to do it you know what i uh you know when people use that term liberal democracy it really reminds
01:40:17.280me of like um you know like fdr one of the big reasons why he didn't want to jump into world0.73
01:40:24.380war ii is because he didn't like how the jews were uh portraying their version uh or their
01:40:32.460communism as a version of democracy and they were calling it liberal democracy and we see this from
01:40:39.100our politicians all the time where they say this is liberal democracy you know like we've heard
01:40:44.820that from the trudeau camp we hear from the carny camp we constantly hear them repeat this phrase0.69
01:40:50.700And it reminds me and takes me back to that, you know, to that part in Europa where they talk about that, where FDR was very hesitant because he didn't like how the Jews were kind of framing their version of democracy and using liberal democracy to push communism.0.60
01:41:20.700I don't know if this has worked, but I think I put it in the jumbo.
01:41:24.340You know, James Mason himself read this article on stream if you want to listen to that.
01:41:29.120But it's a great article about the High Court case.
01:41:32.260It's quite relevant, even to what you were saying before that, like, yeah, like what
01:41:36.680liberal democracy even truly means and stuff.
01:41:39.620It's all addressed really well in here.
01:49:35.980to get an edited version of gta 6 when it comes out in australia because like our like rules and
01:49:42.760classifications around media and and things like that will not allow in-game gambling or drug use
01:49:49.780so you can go like you can like drive a car through a crowd of people you can do like kill
01:49:56.360rabbis on the street like you can in the current game but you can't do cocaine that's where we draw
01:50:01.740the line because apparently there's drug use in the game so you know like keep your nose clean but
01:50:07.760you know keep your pitfalls like completely uh loaded apparently if you're playing gta 6 uh0.97
01:50:13.840that's what the government's saying it's stupid and that's like that should tell you how our0.90
01:50:17.900government thinks you know like it's very weird um and a safety is even weirder so um when lee0.99
01:50:24.340finds like the emoji thing like i'm sure it's going to be blow your mind it's going to be so0.91
01:50:28.760retarded it'll be like or you use the gun emoji like that's you know threatening or whatever and0.94
01:50:34.940and we'll ban your account or something like that it's up in the nest now you guys have your own0.96
01:50:40.820ideologically motivated violent extremist police force too don't you like a far-right police force
01:50:49.540that uh that's like uh comprised of like different intelligence agencies yeah yeah it's um so it's
01:50:57.980spearheaded by i believe well it's a joint effort between the our federal police and asio which is
01:51:03.680the australian securities uh wait australian security intelligence intelligence there we go
01:51:13.020um yeah uh organization so they're our spy agency plus our federal police and what they did was and
01:51:19.900i think i don't know if it was a direct response to joel davis's thing where he went away for his
01:51:26.200telegram message but what they have like created these task forces that basically patrol comments
01:51:34.360online especially to do with mps but generally as well and um even like if you say if you've
01:51:42.440made like a lot of nasty comments on a certain mps page or whatever like you'll be flagged
01:51:47.720like and um if you run a right-wing account and it gains a lot of followers you'll be flagged
01:51:53.780And so people will, and they're given billions, not millions, but millions and millions of dollars, tens of millions of dollars, hundreds of millions, whatever it is.
01:52:03.780They have huge budgets and they dedicate it purely just to monitoring like right wing internet use.
01:52:18.100So after recent laws have been produced over here, our security agencies and federal police force, our e-safety commission headed by Julian Grant, the niece of Bill Inman, the former assistant COA director.
01:52:35.400They now have the power under these new laws to post on people's accounts as those account holders and for the people who hold those accounts to be prosecuted on those posts.
01:52:48.700We've seen from court documents produced that this has in fact happened in New South Wales
01:52:57.120with the prosecution of an autistic boy whose Muslim parents reached out to the Australian Federal Police
02:05:41.800And that's why Carney is pushing towards this green energy stuff
02:05:45.960and tech and all that kind of stuff is because it actually helps out Brookfield
02:05:50.860to build out these master plan communities.
02:05:53.820In fact, there's so many, like Albertans don't even know
02:05:57.120that they've been completely infiltrated
02:05:59.040because all these master plan communities started in Alberta,
02:06:02.660especially around the calgary and the edmonton area and it started uh what's interesting is is
02:06:08.860when mark carney was the governor of the bank of canada he actually um he actually uh so he he was
02:06:18.040lowering there's this interesting pattern that you can see before he became part of brookfield
02:06:23.180is brookfield residential didn't exist they did not incorporate until 20 until 2010 so and then
02:06:32.300And at that time, Mark Carney was already slashing interest rates in Canada to combat, you know, the financial, the 2008 financial crisis.
02:06:42.680So what he was doing is he was slashing interest rates to all time low, like 0.25.
02:06:48.120So Canadians were like having access to like massive amounts of money, you know, uncontrollable lending.
02:06:56.600It created, you know, exorbitant household debt that Canadians experience today.
02:07:02.580Like now they're feeling the pressure 15 or 16 years later.
02:07:07.100But what's interesting is you can see the actual timing in which Mark Carney was slashing interest rates while Brookfield Residential were buying up large plots of land during outside of, you know, Calgary and Edmonton.
02:07:24.560And then when those master plan communities were done or they started like selling homes in those communities, you saw that he would bump up the interest rate.
02:07:35.720So not only was he helping the developers by because a lot of people don't know, like when you slash an interest rate, the only thing it benefits is mortgage.
02:07:44.560Like when the Bank of Canada slashes an interest rate, the only people that benefit are business loans and mortgages.
02:07:51.760so like these developers are getting low premium uh you know uh they're they're getting access
02:07:59.040yeah yeah they're getting low prime uh rates and then on when you flip that around and you see
02:08:05.960this pattern and what's interesting is then mark carney becomes um you know he becomes like part
02:08:12.300of brookfield he gets on the board and then his successor steven polo's after him he actually
02:08:19.580gets a job with a law firm that represents Brookfield and then he bartered the deal between
02:08:25.980Christia Freeland and Brookfield to manage Canada's pension fund. So and Stephen Polo's
02:08:33.740continued this same process and if you follow all these master plan communities they built
02:08:39.180all around Alberta these he was following that same pattern of slashing interest rates
02:08:45.360they purchased large plots of land develop and then raise interest rates when they started selling
02:08:51.900lots and it was pretty interesting but like i'm probably going way off here but uh no it's like
02:08:58.660a big incestuous relationship between all these people yeah yeah you know but it's interesting
02:09:04.480how all these like dots connect together and then you have like you know harper playing his side and1.00
02:09:11.360now we're now we have the jews that are doing this psyop of like on the street bullshit that's0.99
02:09:19.200creating the police state for all these rich bankers it's fucking crazy you want to hear0.98
02:09:24.260like another example too like everything you just said basically is is applicable to australia so0.72
02:09:30.540it's so it's it's interesting to hear like how similar like the the these uh counter-revolutionary
02:09:37.580measures or these police state measures um you know like it's really like the the it's striking
02:09:44.360the similarities but one of the i have a funny little example of a of a recent one that has
02:09:51.020just been implemented um in terms of say jewish uh influenced uh surveillance in australia i know
02:09:59.580in new south wales we just received this in other states it's i don't know if it's been rolled out
02:10:05.140yet or whether they're considering it but basically uh there's a new i don't know if
02:10:09.560you've heard of the technology celebrate it's created by two uh jewish israelis um they it's
02:10:16.800it's a it's a spyware company basically and we use it in law like in law enforcement here but
02:10:22.740they've checked they've loosened uh how you can use it so basically before you needed a digital
02:10:29.460warrant from a judge to get someone's say get all the contents off their computer their hard drive
02:10:35.780their phone whatever now it's um well to my to my knowledge and i hope maybe someone who's more
02:10:43.420knowledgeable can correct me if i'm wrong here but uh they're using it roadside so basically when
02:10:49.280you get pulled over say a random breath test or you get pulled over for whatever uh speeding they
02:10:55.800can also um request your phone plug it into a celebrate machine and download all of its contents
02:11:02.700and look at it and they claim well it's okay because like we just have a quick scan through
02:11:08.240and then the data gets deleted and it's all good but i don't think i don't think they still need
02:11:12.860i do think that um that was sort of really heavily hyped up like uh by people sort of
02:11:19.800conspira conspiratizing and spurging out about it like this new law has been passed but i think
02:11:26.340it's more so just they do have access they do have um like if you're you have to be a suspected
02:11:31.540person basically like they don't just have they can't just do it on every on anybody and i do
02:11:36.420still think they i think well still currently they need a warrant and like they're not just
02:11:41.340going to be like you know pulling everyone up and you know of course pulling people over for that
02:11:46.240reason but if you say when you say suspected person that's true when but if you've say tested
02:11:53.520positive roadside that gives them reason to as well yeah i don't know i don't know if i don't
02:12:01.000think that's true i don't know i've read it it's yeah it's called uh it's called a universal
02:12:07.260forensic uh extraction device bypasses or exploit devices locks to pull messages call logs app
02:12:14.820app data and location history but they still have to analyze it like and all that but also
02:12:21.900the funny thing with cellbrite is what as well is that's not the only thing they do they specialize
02:12:26.940in just in spyware basically uh purely for the benefit of of israel like it doesn't benefit like
02:12:34.260you know the australian people or anything like that but um they do like uh they had um like car
02:12:41.660they were trying to implement um spyware within uh you know within modern cars like modern bills
02:12:48.520all have sort of like some sort of israeli spyware built into it i think they've mandated
02:12:55.040that in the u.s for cars yeah exactly like listening and everything so um as well but i
02:13:02.520think they went really badly i think they're probably going to go under as a company i'm not
02:13:06.520sure um but uh yeah this isn't like a new thing though like this has been happening for a long
02:13:13.740long time it's just technology progresses and like you know and as well they do like to um
02:13:19.140you know keep you in a perpetual state of uh of fear and feeling helpless and uh and scared so
02:13:27.000you will see this sort of stuff uh heavily bolstered online um and you do have to remember
02:13:32.500but that most of the fear from these things is in your head, really.
02:13:36.920So that's one thing you actually have to break out of.
02:13:42.860Like, you either just leave your phone at home if you're going somewhere
02:13:45.740or you just get a phone that is not compatible, like not a smartphone.
02:13:50.220Yeah, and also it says here that, you know, it's been heavily scrutinized
02:13:54.580because governments and security agencies have misused it
02:13:59.060targeting journalists, activists, and political prisoners.
02:14:02.500uh if this uh whatever that israeli digital forensic company you guys are always getting
02:14:09.760misused it will always be misused usually for those reasons as i said like it's counter-revolutionary
02:14:15.540or it's not so much like you know they aren't entirely they're not shaking in their boots that
02:14:21.200white people are going to rise up it's like we don't really have that much power we are actually
02:14:26.580just being slowly herded away and they will obviously try and take away any um any means
02:14:32.720to which we might be able to escape that uh that hurting process and uh obviously like we still are
02:14:38.940the main character we still are do pose the biggest threat in terms of um you know revolution
02:14:44.820that's not i'm not talking about violent revolution or anything like that although that could be uh
02:14:49.060you know that's obviously one thing they would consider but um like yeah it's uh yeah i don't
02:14:55.700think uh there's too much to worry about but i also don't think there's um uh yeah then they're
02:15:02.640not like really you know worried about us too much it's uh yes you know what i i tend to think
02:15:11.840uh you know they wouldn't invest so much time targeting us if they didn't think we're a threat
02:15:16.840i think that they don't want us to know we have power exactly that's exactly right that's totally
02:15:24.480right and once you feel useless and once you feel helpless in these sorts of situations like0.80
02:15:29.320you know you see all this stuff it's like we are the big guys fucking it's a demoralization
02:15:34.080yeah exactly really it's it's like um they'll have the technology but like whether they use
02:15:39.820it or not it's like the idea that they have the technology exactly bro yeah whether it's even
02:15:45.040effective you know even if it does uh if they would be able to i think the worst thing they
02:15:49.920could actually currently do is like what they did with joel and what they've done with uh with
02:15:54.700thomas and you know all the other members which have been locked up um is literally just throw
02:15:59.340you in a cell and uh and hope you're right and the judicial process is probably the the harshest
02:16:05.520thing that's actually going to happen like yeah that's the punishment right yeah i've seen that
02:16:09.960in my work like all the like all the time like uh police will overcharge on purpose and then
02:16:15.500they'll keep you on remand forever like for months and months to try and break you and then they'll
02:16:20.660just drop out all the charges it doesn't go through because none of what they have sticks
02:16:24.960and like this technology you know they won't be able to like you know there's all these uh parts
02:16:30.220of the uh you know the process of uh the litigation process i guess you call it where you're like you
02:16:36.360know they have to you know say this go to court plausible deniability for all these sorts of
02:16:43.580things it's like you know especially with things which can be like traced back to you or stuff like
02:16:48.440that it's like this isn't solid yet you know it's like there's no law which says uh you know we can
02:16:54.580use ai to uh you know say this is this is 100 right and like this you are guilty because we
02:17:01.780have this evidence it's like just flimsy evidence at the end of the day but do you think these uh
02:17:06.700like before we get too far ahead do you think that these tools are more or less fear mechanisms
02:17:11.560like for example like i don't make uh i don't i don't put a lot of effort into hiding my identity
02:17:17.920um and the reason being is because it doesn't matter they know who you are exactly yeah um
02:17:24.200and i think that they benefit when people hide like go to the lengths to keep their identity
02:17:30.380or try to keep anonymity you know because they want that you know because these same companies
02:17:36.980that own like the vpn companies these are the same companies that own like the spyware companies
02:17:42.880and they're all owned by the same umbrella so like they create this idea that we have to be
02:17:49.080fearful and protect our identity online but we would be far more powerful if you know less people
02:17:56.260would get purged from their job if they knew how many people actually believed what we believed
02:18:01.220It does. That's a good point. I think like offset, it comes into it and maybe like just like a personal security risk sort of thing. But yeah, I agree in terms of like politically, I would like, you know, more like more people to, I guess, open up. But it's just a difficult thing because you get targeted by like Antifa and it's like a safety thing. But yeah, you're right. You're right in principle. And I agree with what you were saying.
02:18:27.400just that okay guys before we continue hold on one sec wilhelm we have because i uh i'm gonna
02:18:33.520shut it down in about 15 minutes but there's a few new people that came up i don't know if they
02:18:37.360want to speak if you do put your hand up otherwise i'm just gonna uh let the the boys keep cooking
02:18:43.040i'll just finish what i was about to say with the uh referring to what old mate was saying uh the
02:18:50.600sort of the weapons of fear and like you know whether these things are actually effective or
02:18:55.180you know the um the the the efficacy of these things is actually what they say it is um i think
02:19:03.540it is like these things are just weapons of fear as long as you have that idea like was the same
02:19:09.720it's just the idea of it which actually scares you you know what i mean and they can actually
02:19:13.720use it to like as a way to you know as a as a stepping stone to be like oh no well we've got
02:19:19.900this so now we can do this and um like you know in in a war or like you know if you're fighting
02:19:25.000an enemy if you have a big battle axe it's gonna they know you see someone with a big battle axe
02:19:31.020you're gonna shit your pants and a massive battle axe might not be that effective against you know
02:19:35.780someone with a sword or someone with um you know uh you know what i mean like it's literally just0.97
02:19:42.280the idea and the fear that these weapons induce um into people is which is that that's how they
02:19:49.320are effective basically so i don't think yeah i think it's yeah and it keeps the normie it keeps
02:19:54.420the normie in his place the normie's too scared then to say hey i agree with these guys let me0.98
02:19:59.300fucking you know let me see what they've got to say online let me join whatever fucking group0.99
02:20:04.940chat or whatever the fuck they have you know it just keeps the normie away1.00
02:20:08.660yeah i also got you off shit i'm sorry about that did you something gonna continue0.99
02:20:15.740oh i was just gonna say um like in canada like what's the equivalent here like what are we0.96
02:20:23.940like what are you guys mainly afraid of in terms of like like how do they crack down on what you
02:20:30.340guys are saying or well i think i think like uh a lot of people i think there's been a few people
02:20:36.120made example of like um you know uh ferryman uh jeremy even tamara litch chris barber like the
02:20:46.040coots boys like these were people uh in the early goings that were made an example of to create fear
02:20:52.660uh within the system so people feel like they have to protect their animity and the the truth
02:20:59.920is is like you know it it it does suck because like what happened especially what happened to
02:21:05.980the coos boys like these guys have had they had like there's like four or five charter breaches0.82
02:21:11.420against their you know against their civil rights and like they keep getting shot down in court0.99
02:21:17.880every which way they turn and the court system is completely weaponized against them and yet
02:21:23.520you turn around and you see these drug dealers that are buying uh illicit drugs off the dark
02:21:30.000web and selling them and then they're winning charter challenges and their charter and then
02:21:33.640their charges are getting dropped because like you know that feeds into the government narrative of
02:21:38.900safe supply and they were doing it for the better of the community and safe supply but they were
02:21:44.380ordering it online from china so yeah exactly so like they create they've created uh basically
02:21:50.560they've created a two-tier uh you know i call it a two-tier charter right where you know people on
02:21:58.400our side we don't have the same rights and it doesn't matter you have no rights you have no
02:22:03.020yeah not even a two-tier system like you just don't exist like yeah it's them like we're not
02:22:09.920even on a second class citizen uh basis or like you know we don't get afforded um you know some
02:22:17.320sort of second class like it's literally you just don't exist whatever we want to do to you we will
02:22:23.080whatever we can apply will stick uh so like i think yeah we're just completely i've been saying
02:22:30.820for a while it's this process of subhumanization um and i'm not trying to sound like a victim here
02:22:36.940or anything like that but i think that that is literally what they've done uh with the propaganda
02:22:41.600that's been released over the past 80 years like it's ever since world war ii it is basically this
02:22:46.480process of you know placing the uh the strong the strong male the nationalistic male who's willing
02:22:52.340to stand up for his people um as where as the intermensch basically like we are the modern day
02:22:58.860intervention so it's like they will do whatever they want and they whatever they can to you and
02:23:04.800trust me if there wasn't like any form of like if we didn't still actually if we weren't still the0.61
02:23:10.200hegemonic force we weren't still the the uh adhesive that holds this whole thing to fucking
02:23:15.340gather this whole operation together um they would you know completely wipe us out you know that they
02:23:20.760want to what what they want to do is like you know far more extreme than anything they can do now0.98
02:23:26.280you know i mean there still is safeguards in place because we hold this shit together as i said we0.98
02:23:30.880other barrier which stops everything from falling apart and going into a complete fucking uh pogrom0.94
02:23:35.740you know what i mean and if you add like when you ask me like you know how do we fix that like
02:23:40.800we have to create that same sort of network like you look at antifa the reason why they're not0.92
02:23:45.480scared to go downtown toronto and burn the fucking place down is because they have people0.89
02:23:51.540on the outside that are prepared to defend them in a courtroom right they have these structures0.99
02:23:56.940in these systems put into place and i understand that they prepared for this but we have to start
02:24:02.900thinking about that too and there are lawyers out there that do believe in what we believe
02:24:08.140and they will support us we just have to create the proper networks and the proper structure
02:24:13.480in order for that to happen and like the biggest thing is is like even like you know i'm not0.98
02:24:20.380talking about the hardcore liberals like i'm not talking about your fucking blue-haired goblins0.94
02:24:24.780running down the street and you know a torch in the place but liberals in general like i promise1.00
02:24:30.820you they think they feel the same we do way we do about immigration you know uh kids being molested0.99
02:24:38.860being raped and stuff but the problem is is like there's always that one fucking karen at the pta0.99
02:24:44.440meeting or at the at the rugby game or at the fucking hockey game that's always shaming everybody1.00
02:24:50.620into line we have to fucking start telling these cairns to shut the fuck up or we're gonna skin you1.00
02:24:56.460you know like we have to go back to that mentality of like stop being scared of these because that's1.00
02:25:02.860what happens is they think because the government it has built this narrative that they have total
02:25:09.720reign and control but in reality if the more of us talk to one another and even if you open the
02:25:15.680door to speaking with liberals or other conservatives and you start asking them
02:25:21.020questions like the best way to to get information is by asking questions and then you can start
02:25:27.920peeling down their walls uh through asking questions right and and you're not gonna you're0.96
02:25:33.880never gonna change the mind of a of uh these antifa fucking radicals like it's just never1.00
02:25:39.820gonna happen right they're they're all lunatics they're all they've all been uh brainwashed and1.00
02:25:45.660they're all on psychotropic medications and they think the fucking sky is falling you know and that1.00
02:25:52.060white supremacy is going to come fucking kick in their door and murder them in their sleep1.00
02:25:57.220those aren't the people these aren't the people that we go after we go after your you know your1.00
02:26:03.460everyday people that are not like really inside the system you know and there's you got to think
02:26:09.520Like there's probably there's probably, you know, here in Canada, I bet you that like 70 percent of the population doesn't even give a fuck about politics or about like the direction of the country is going.
02:26:23.260And it's probably even higher than that, maybe even like 80 percent.
02:26:26.820Like they're just, you know, they're they're happy and and content as long as their bills are paid, their roofs over their head.
02:26:35.160And these are the people that we have to start going after.
02:26:37.580We have to stop forgetting about trying to convince our enemies that, you know, we're right and start recruiting people who understand who can see and understand what's actually happening.