postyX - November 11, 2026


MS&M： Everything is Fine-MAID as a pension option

Why Democracy Fails and What it Gets You.

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2 hours and 23 minutes

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23,077

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513

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13

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Toxicity

358

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251

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00:00:00.000 Nine and twenty miles today, four, eleven, seventeen, thirty-two the day before.
00:00:06.420 Booth, booth, booth, booth, moving up and down again.
00:00:12.000 There's no discharge in the war.
00:00:15.140 Don't, don't, don't, don't look at what's in front of you.
00:00:20.340 Booth, booth, booth, booth, moving up and down again.
00:00:25.560 Men, men, men, men, men go mad with watching them. There's no discharge in the war.
00:00:34.160 If your eyes drop, they will get atop of you.
00:00:39.660 Booth, booth, booth, booth, moving up and down again. There's no discharge in the war.
00:00:47.360 Oh
00:01:17.360 Thank you.
00:01:47.360 I'll see you next time.
00:02:17.360 they said i'm trying to introduce a foreign ideology into ireland by national socialism
00:02:26.700 it is charming it has nothing to do with ireland yes it addresses the very questions that we're
00:02:33.440 talking about in belfax it addresses the question of the rights israel it addresses the question
00:02:41.380 of the muslim invasion it addresses the question of whether ireland is to be irish
00:02:48.260 or ireland is to belong to everybody except the irish and these people are standing on the ground 0.84
00:02:55.120 of republicanism which we got from the french that's not foreign and parliamentary democracy
00:03:04.900 was brought to Ireland by Oliver Cromwell and to not understand that and to call yourself an Irish nationalist
00:03:16.120 and say the most important thing is that we get seats in Parliament, to me is a shocking indictment
00:03:26.320 of your lack of knowledge of Irish history and your lack of common sense
00:03:31.780 because you have been fed so many lies about National Socialism and Adolf.
00:04:01.780 We'll be right back. 0.96
00:04:31.780 You are not born into this earth to be a slave to the Jews and their puppets, you are not 1.00
00:04:56.780 born to take taxes and then die. 0.99
00:04:59.780 You were born onto this earth as an alien man. 0.91
00:05:03.780 You were made in the image of God.
00:05:05.780 To conquer it, to rule it, to have dominion over it.
00:05:09.780 This country is out! 1.00
00:05:29.780 Go home, ya goat-rooting fucks. 1.00
00:05:44.460 Get fucked, Habib. 1.00
00:05:46.340 Oi, I didn't bounce through the fucking bush for 20 years 1.00
00:05:48.800 so some fucking visa grub can come flog halal meat on me turf. 1.00
00:05:59.780 We'll be right back. 1.00
00:06:29.780 We're hot and heavy pumpkin pie, chocolate candy, Jesus Christ.
00:06:36.580 Ain't nothing pleased me more than you.
00:06:40.020 Our home, let me come home.
00:06:44.020 Home is wherever I'm with you.
00:06:47.680 Our home, let me come home.
00:06:52.140 Home is wherever I'm with you.
00:06:59.780 Thank you.
00:07:29.780 I'll follow you into the park, through the jungle, through the dark
00:07:42.100 Girl, I'll never love one like you
00:07:44.980 Boats and boats and waterfalls, alleyways and painful calls 0.58
00:07:50.260 I'll be here never out with you
00:07:53.260 We'll laugh until we think we'll die
00:07:56.140 Barefoot on a summer night
00:07:58.020 Nothing new is sweeter than with you
00:08:28.020 Thank you.
00:08:58.020 Transcription by CastingWords
00:09:28.020 We'll be right back.
00:09:58.020 Thank you.
00:10:28.020 Sometimes in your life, you have to fight.
00:10:31.720 Sometimes in your life, there is a struggle.
00:10:35.560 Are you not entertained?
00:10:37.800 Are you not entertained?
00:10:40.180 The life of a single cat is worth more than all the lives 1.00
00:10:43.620 of every single Haitian nigger in Ohio. 1.00
00:10:58.020 Hello, everybody. Hello, my maple bigots. Hello, Waythorne. How are you? 1.00
00:11:10.080 How come the chat is not working? Rumble chat should be showing up here. What's going on?
00:11:19.140 Dun, dun, dun. Let me get this stuff fixed. Happy Tuesday, everybody. The day before
00:11:25.400 Remembrance Day. So I thought today, you know, we'll do, we're going to talk a little bit about
00:11:32.440 the veterans. We're going to watch a video about how savage the Canadian soldiers were in World
00:11:40.720 War II, even though, you know, unfortunately, we were sent to fight against Uncle A. You know,
00:11:46.100 we were tricked, I guess. Our ancestors, our grandparents, our great-grandparents were kind
00:11:51.080 of you know tricked and hoodwinked into um into doing it you know but they were pretty savage
00:11:59.000 the canadians the canadian soldiers were pretty savage from my understanding uh i'm gonna fix
00:12:05.940 this here because it's bothering me let's see if it comes through now uh yeah and then we're gonna
00:12:13.680 we're gonna start with just watching uh also a six minute video of some nostalgia uh canadian
00:12:19.460 kids. We'll never know this kind of Canada. So we're going to watch a few things. I don't know
00:12:23.340 what's going on here with the rumble chat. I'm going to try to get it fixed. But in the meantime,
00:12:27.880 we're going to get going. Otherwise, we'll be here till 11 o'clock. And I know, you know,
00:12:32.660 some of you might not mind that, but I'll probably be sleeping by that time at the computer. So not
00:12:37.140 a good thing for me. But I've, you know, I've been, I don't know if it's because like I said,
00:12:41.140 I talked about this before. And I think Adam made a comment and he recommended that I,
00:12:44.980 maybe I need a vacation. And you're probably right. I do. But I mean, honestly, I'm not
00:12:49.440 that busy of a person, to be honest with you. So I like, it's just, I think it's the consuming of
00:12:56.640 constant, you know, media and all the shit that's going on, obviously, right, that's a lot of shit 0.99
00:13:01.840 going on. Maybe I need to take a break from that, like take a break and step away from that. But 0.98
00:13:06.080 what I was saying is, the last two, what's today, Tuesday, right? Yeah. So the last two days,
00:13:13.840 um oh see I see Alberta's but I didn't see Waythorns um the last two days I've been laughing 1.00
00:13:21.360 okay about the stupidest fucking shit okay and it's let me just make this high I'm gonna make 1.00
00:13:29.440 this a little bit higher so I can see what's going on um yeah about the stupidest fucking shit and I 1.00
00:13:35.600 just I don't know why right so anyways this meme and I'm not going to share it with you guys because 0.97
00:13:40.600 i don't even know where it is i just have it somewhere in one of my dms but it's just the 0.74
00:13:46.360 same meme over and over again and i just keep every time i look at it i just fucking start 0.60
00:13:50.400 laughing hysterically so i'm starting to wonder now if maybe i am going fucking insane um or if 0.72
00:13:55.680 this is oh are you coming my co-host is here um or if this is just like i said i don't know maybe 0.54
00:14:04.220 i need sleep maybe i need something but i mean you know it was a pretty funny meme at least to me 0.85
00:14:09.020 but I'm sure not many other people would find it funny it's just one of those stupid things 0.97
00:14:12.600 I'm like a big child I'm like a mid-40s fucking child that laughs about stuff you know and that's 0.99
00:14:18.120 probably because I had my kids at a young age so I'm still really you know I have I grew up with 0.96
00:14:25.540 my kids as opposed to raising them if you could say that I mean yeah I did a good job as far as
00:14:30.540 that goes but like I'm still a kid is what I'm saying I didn't you know really you know have
00:14:35.020 a very lengthy childhood I guess you could say so anyways yeah I me too Alberta girl I wish they
00:14:40.680 could I wish that they weren't so unfortunately how would you put it I wish they you know they
00:14:48.700 knew the truth oh you need to see my co-host yeah it's my little pupper I'll have to show you guys
00:14:59.960 a picture I can't I don't have the camera plugged in right now or I would show you but I'll have to
00:15:04.060 find a picture and show you guys uh one day I'll have to grab one from my phone because there's
00:15:08.420 like a thousand of them but yeah he's basically he's my dog he's a cockapoo and he is obsessed
00:15:16.780 with me like he's just and I think that's a poodle thing I don't know right I've been told
00:15:20.240 that this is kind of a poodle thing um that they're just like they latch on to one person 0.89
00:15:24.840 and then they're just like like with that person forever um and that's what he's like like I have
00:15:29.780 not had a moment unless I've gone away or something like that but I haven't had a moment like literally
00:15:35.240 away from him um you know while I'm down here in my in my office studio whatever doing this he's
00:15:41.340 with me he sleeps with me in the bed I know I know it's terrible um all these things he's just
00:15:46.640 literally with me all the time no matter what right so he's a very loyal pupper he's very he's
00:15:52.700 a very loyal he's annoying sometimes because he barks at like everything like he's just very highly
00:15:58.060 anxious again which I think comes with the cocker spaniel side of him I don't know but I couldn't
00:16:05.000 ask for a dog that loves me more than that so and that's what I mean I love animals I really do I
00:16:09.500 have a cat too the cat's not as he's he's a pretty friendly cat he's a big cat he's a Maine coon
00:16:15.800 hey core cat and shamrock I don't know if I said hi to you shamrock yeah he's a Maine coon which
00:16:20.620 are very beautiful cats but he acts more because he's a Maine coon he acts more like a dog so he's
00:16:26.980 very like you know he interacts with people he doesn't hide he likes the attention he likes to
00:16:31.380 play and all that kind of stuff so yeah he's a good boy too um but yeah that's my little co-host
00:16:36.960 so he you know goes upstairs to you know see if someone's coming in the house and then he comes
00:16:42.420 back down and joins me hey non-kosher salt how's it going i saw you were streaming just before me
00:16:47.580 i unfortunately was preparing dinner or i would have uh stopped in for a little bit longer but
00:16:52.680 we'll get there once I, one of these days I'm going to organize my life, guys. I keep telling
00:16:56.960 you. Yeah, he, he is. He's a, he's such a good boy. He was, he was like one of my dream cats.
00:17:03.520 He's like seven now, but I remember we got him before COVID. So it was 2019. Um, and I remember
00:17:12.820 like the cat I had had passed away and I, and this cat we had for so long, it was a black cat
00:17:18.820 and she was such a good cat I loved her so much and then I think waited about a year and then at
00:17:25.200 that time I had a different dog and that dog was lonely so anyways I was like you know what
00:17:31.700 you know I want to get a cat I want to get a Maine Coon so I did the research and stuff like
00:17:35.780 that and ended up getting one from a breeder and he's a he's an orange boy he's such a good he's
00:17:41.660 so beautiful and such a good boy and like I said I could highly recommend them although
00:17:47.340 So very expensive to feed and to maintain. Because you have to get them groomed regularly. Like you
00:17:52.760 can do it yourself. But obviously, you have to train them when they're kittens. And it's not
00:17:58.620 easy, right? You have to have an expertise to kind of cut them so they don't look like they've been
00:18:01.940 butchered. Yeah, they do. And they do. That's I'm not gonna lie. Hey, Chris, I'm not gonna lie.
00:18:09.220 Absolutely, they do. And they eat a ton, a shit ton of food like so much. So you really have to 0.87
00:18:16.160 be ready to be prepared because yeah he eats it and he's also uh he likes human like meat like raw
00:18:23.380 well not necessarily raw meat cooked meat like cooked steak sometimes he'll eat some I got to be
00:18:28.320 careful with giving him like pork but chicken uh we'll get like sometimes give him cooked chicken
00:18:32.940 if I'm having that with dinner he's he's like a savage he brought that's you know what when I find
00:18:37.680 the picture I'll show actually you know what well we're not while we're doing this let me see if I
00:18:42.340 can find a picture I'll show you a picture of him last summer and this is what he did to me
00:18:48.800 and I almost died I had to get my son to come home and take the it from him he caught a bird
00:18:57.900 now where is it let's see I'm trying to look I'm looking at my iCloud
00:19:04.340 I don't want to show you guys my it's all full of memes racist stuff I'll get in trouble
00:19:10.760 but yeah I'll show you a picture of my uh my little Maine Coon and I'll show you a picture
00:19:15.520 of my uh here let's download this we'll download this one and I'll show you a picture I want to
00:19:22.680 show you the picture of him catching the bird because this bird was enormous okay
00:19:25.860 is it oh maybe yeah maybe it's a poodle I don't know because like I said the dog I had before
00:19:31.480 was a Siberian husky and she was like such a good like she wasn't even like a normal husky
00:19:36.820 like she the normal huskies they you know they tend to make a lot of noise and howl and whine 0.98
00:19:41.600 she didn't do any of that like she was just so chill and cool the only I guess disadvantage
00:19:46.940 with her is that like you couldn't have her which is the same with most huskies right
00:19:50.680 you couldn't have her off leash and that she wasn't didn't have very good recall she wouldn't
00:19:54.640 come back if you called her uh but other than that like she was so well behaved like she never
00:20:00.580 you know did anything oh come on where is this picture let me
00:20:06.940 oh here it is ha ha ha oh man okay all right so let's get out of here hold on
00:20:15.640 let's go back I don't even know what that was okay let's open the downloads
00:20:21.260 and we'll open the second one okay here I'll show you this one first
00:20:31.460 I just got to change the window and make it a bit.
00:20:33.900 No, I don't want to make it bigger.
00:20:34.940 I make it smaller.
00:20:35.640 My God, this is huge.
00:20:40.680 Okay, here we go.
00:20:42.140 Let's change it to this.
00:20:48.360 No, not that.
00:20:50.500 JPEG.
00:20:51.300 This is it.
00:20:55.620 See this? 1.00
00:20:56.580 This is my main coon. 1.00
00:20:57.640 and this is what he brought to me last summer on the deck uh that is a grackle 0.82
00:21:05.740 and grackles are big they're like almost the size of a crow hey gnome extremist they're almost the 0.99
00:21:12.980 size of a crow and he brought this back to me as happy as a pig and shit proud as a peacock 0.99
00:21:18.840 he brought this to me uh and i was like hell to the fucking no i am not taking it from you 0.99
00:21:25.600 it was dead um actually no i don't think it was it wasn't dead he didn't kill it 0.98
00:21:30.000 um my son ended up coming home from work because he works nearby and uh taking it from him yeah
00:21:38.820 good kitty taking it from him because i was not i just can't i couldn't do it i felt so bad for
00:21:45.920 the bird you know even though like i said obviously he's he's a good little hunter and you
00:21:50.380 know he's gonna take care of any vermin and stuff like that i just i i felt so bad for that bird man
00:21:55.260 but you know what he lived and he flew away eventually so you know but my cat does this 0.55
00:22:01.080 all the time and this is the thing that I fucking hate so here let's find the other one 0.83
00:22:06.020 no no no no we said that we saw that one this one this is my pupper this is the uh 0.98
00:22:18.320 the what do you call it cockapoo my little co-host that's him right there
00:22:23.620 so they look the same kind of they have the same kind of coloring and stuff so yeah
00:22:31.020 that's them too
00:22:34.720 okay now let's get back to the serious business 0.98
00:22:39.840 i gotta shut this down where am i okay so we're gonna start with the oh fuck well look what i did 0.99
00:22:47.200 now whoopsie get your shit together posty what are you doing okay we'll make it a little bit 0.99
00:22:54.740 bigger so you guys can see it better um okay so this is a video i thought what better way to start 0.97
00:23:00.500 off a stream prior to uh remembrance day is to remember our history this is the eaton center in
00:23:08.280 ontario in the 1980s i thought we would have some nostalgia and then we'll go through some just
00:23:13.460 general housekeeping stuff and then we're gonna like i said talk about the veterans um and how
00:23:18.760 well canada treats its veterans who like i said fought for us um unfortunately misled to fight
00:23:25.920 for us so for different reasons than you know than we were told basically all right so let's
00:23:33.580 to make sure this is i swear it's i have to i love it because this just literally brings me
00:23:45.780 back to my childhood watching tv like you know commercials on the tv um in my childhood like 0.78
00:23:52.380 this is what they all look like it's just it's fucking crazy 0.99
00:23:54.840 I remember too going to the Eaton Centre and they still had those fucking geese hanging 0.99
00:24:24.360 from the ceiling. It might have been 0.99
00:24:26.380 in the 90s, though. But I
00:24:28.400 am almost positive they had them.
00:24:49.400 80s fashion.
00:24:51.700 80s fashion on point.
00:24:53.560 hairstyle and fashion on point do they wait you know what i should check the youtube channel out
00:25:05.880 because yeah this was obviously on x but i should check out the youtube channel and
00:25:09.240 we can check out some retro videos when we stream
00:25:12.600 We'll be right back.
00:25:42.600 and you know what to be fair like the eaton center was pretty much the center of it all
00:25:50.380 like in in toronto in ontario anyways and like i do remember in the 90s it would have been
00:25:56.500 late 90s i guess um you know being a teenager and and shopping at the eaton center and even
00:26:02.540 hanging out with your friends and it wasn't like dangerous you know what i mean like there wasn't
00:26:06.600 really any you weren't really concerned about you know getting caught in the crossfire of some gang 0.98
00:26:11.360 fucking shit and there wasn't like all kinds of you know homeless people there wasn't all 0.99
00:26:15.640 kinds of indians groping you like it was just totally different vibe 1.00
00:26:18.560 i don't know if they did wait again i haven't been to the eaton center in probably 20 or more
00:26:29.540 years probably more than 20 years um so i don't know if they're still there i'd have to ask
00:26:34.680 somebody who's gone there i honestly wouldn't be surprised if they have some kind of hindu 0.99
00:26:43.040 fucking worship fucking devil god hanging from there i honestly wouldn't be surprised 0.99
00:26:48.180 yeah you know what court cath it probably was depending on where you grew up in the u.s i'm 1.00
00:26:57.820 pretty sure it was the same like i know a lot of people like to say that you know canada was so
00:27:02.080 much different and i maybe it was depending on where you grew up in canada but like if you grew
00:27:07.200 up in like the general greater toronto area or the metropolitan areas of canada for the most part
00:27:13.760 it was similar to the u.s right because especially most of our cities our major cities are on
00:27:18.360 relatively close or at least relatively close to the border of america so obviously the culture
00:27:23.980 is gonna you know kind of transcend right that's why a lot of hockey culture is still prevalent in
00:27:29.780 the northern u.s states right even though it's not their primary main kind of sport like it is for us
00:27:35.400 those states northern states like minnesota although it's being you know smallified i know
00:27:40.240 minnesota michigan you know even i guess ohio to a certain degree they have a lot of people
00:27:45.860 that play hockey that come from those places 0.99
00:27:47.780 that warbling that old fucking shit sound you can tell that it's like the 80s the sound 1.00
00:28:11.000 it's got this like warbling in it and this is christmas at the eaton center that again that's 1.00
00:28:15.940 another thing right that we've these are all things and i think about this like i know it
00:28:19.580 sounds petty but like these are all things that we kind of built our society to have and we enjoy
00:28:24.920 in society like going to the eaton center and seeing santa claus uh even like i said as much as
00:28:29.720 um going to tim hortons like i know people are like oh it's just going stuff well yeah it is now
00:28:35.140 and you know maybe it wasn't the best stuff 20 years ago but it was a hell of a lot better and
00:28:39.660 it was like an actual experience like you brought the kids on the way to hockey or you know you did
00:28:44.080 something like that and it was like a you know a family thing same as like even mcdonald's right
00:28:48.540 like the kids would be a treat to take them once a week to go to mcdonald's they'd play at the play 0.88
00:28:51.740 place you can't do any of that shit now because number one the food is twice the price and you 1.00
00:28:56.180 don't know if your kids are going to get groped by some fucking leering fucking idiot like from 1.00
00:29:00.160 another country like 1.00
00:29:01.220 oh really
00:29:08.120 Look, an actual salesman who could probably speak to you in English.
00:29:26.540 Isn't that shocking?
00:29:27.300 i've also noticed that there has been no black santa this seasoned christmas shopper to pick 1.00
00:29:42.920 a single present from each of the stores in the center 299 300 this is kind of perfect when you 0.99
00:29:50.520 Think about it, because Christmas is coming up.
00:29:52.000 Born to go.
00:29:55.800 Well, we did it, but we really had our hands full.
00:30:05.800 So they were even saying season's greetings back then, eh?
00:30:12.860 Yeah.
00:30:14.040 Good point, Corkath.
00:30:15.260 but the um i didn't realize that even back then they were saying happy holidays
00:30:22.840 i don't know like i guess because i grew up for the most part i spent most of my childhood out west
00:30:28.140 and maybe it wasn't as well it wasn't as diverse back then and they weren't as concerned necessarily
00:30:35.340 about language policing because i always remember it being merry christmas i don't remember until i
00:30:41.320 got to be like a teenager probably that it really started changing to you know season's greetings
00:30:48.420 i know do you guys remember the eaton center was it the eaton center or uh yeah it was right
00:30:57.120 or no the bay the bay that did the windows do you remember when they used to do like the windows up
00:31:02.600 really nice and people would actually go down there to see that like now you couldn't do that 0.97
00:31:06.880 because people fucking thieves would break the window and steal the shit the wish book was um 0.99
00:31:12.900 sears yeah the sears wish book yeah that's fucking nostalgic man shit i remember even like i said it 1.00
00:31:21.500 wasn't even that long ago because like when my kids were little i remember getting the sears 0.98
00:31:25.540 um wish book and the kids obviously you know marking off stuff that they wanted and stuff
00:31:30.680 i don't think they do that anymore because i don't even know if sears still still exists or
00:31:35.220 Maybe it does as just a catalog shopping. 0.74
00:31:37.000 But I haven't seen a Sears wish book in fucking God knows how long. 0.95
00:31:44.320 They kind of do Amazon now sends one out. 0.98
00:31:47.320 And I think even like Walmart sends something out.
00:31:51.700 But it's nothing like the wish book.
00:31:53.200 And these shirts downtown.
00:31:55.240 And if you really search, you might find these shoes somewhere.
00:31:59.220 And these shoes somewhere else.
00:32:01.460 in fact if you look hard enough you might be able to find several of these outfits in one place or
00:32:06.920 another but why do that and you want to know why everybody's happy in this image in this video
00:32:12.060 you guys all know why everyone's happy you can find them all in one place yeah sears is gone
00:32:20.400 which again right what was sears was sears american or canadian wasn't sears a canadian
00:32:29.240 company i'm not sure because i know i feel like there was some in america but i'm not sure but
00:32:35.100 again it's like something that's been around for i know okay so the bay i know is a canadian company
00:32:39.380 but i feel like sears has been around forever because even when i was a little kid
00:32:43.900 it was still around i mean sorry it was around
00:32:46.860 can you imagine you couldn't have you couldn't make it look like this now
00:33:01.180 there's no way you have to make it look very institutionalized so that you know 0.93
00:33:05.980 the crazies don't like chimp out oh was it okay so it was an american company then 0.98
00:33:13.420 And yeah, I guess.
00:33:14.840 But they were one of the biggest retailers, I think, in Canada at that time, especially
00:33:17.680 obviously.
00:33:18.540 Well, they were probably the only ones in the catalog or catalog, you know, kind of
00:33:23.340 business where you ordered from a catalog.
00:33:27.620 Yeah, we did.
00:33:43.420 This reminds me, I don't know, anybody who lives in Ontario, have you ever gone to, there's like a spaghetti, oh, what the fuck, it was like a dinner theater downtown, maybe it was at Second City, maybe, I don't know, there was a restaurant downtown that had like, it was like a dinner theater, and it was like an Italian kind of play they were putting on, and it was like all pasta, and they, like, I think, again, I went there probably 25 years ago, maybe 20 something years ago, but this reminds me of that.
00:34:13.420 it's like they got the they got the um customers involved right in in the whole fucking thing 0.98
00:34:20.260 pick his favorite dish from the eatin center 0.97
00:34:23.300 yeah and that's what they use as justification to let our country be invaded all the different
00:34:42.420 things we could eat we got the recipes okay we got the recipes
00:34:46.020 yes wait then i remember that
00:34:59.740 Yeah, I'm trying to remember if it was, it was around Second City downtown.
00:35:14.700 So maybe, I don't know, maybe it was part of it.
00:35:17.100 I can't remember.
00:35:29.740 I'm dead like this it's crazy because like I I mean I don't really honestly remember because I
00:35:37.720 was still I was extremely young in the 80s but I do remember kind of watching shows right like
00:35:45.920 as a kid that where you would see this kind of stuff like I don't know it's just it's very
00:35:49.440 nostalgic I love this too because every single like it's not they're not you can see they're
00:36:09.480 not making a concerted effort to make sure everybody is a mixed race couple you know
00:36:14.380 mean like they're just showing normal ontarians what a normal ontarian torontonian canadian would 0.99
00:36:20.900 look like although that guy's a little suspicious
00:36:28.180 i guess he's supposed to be an italian an italian
00:36:40.940 Yes, I remember. I think you could access it from down the path underground there, or from Union.
00:36:57.180 so that's our little uh walk down memory lane of the eaton center commercial and yeah i'm going
00:37:12.520 to check uh retro ontario's youtube channel because you know what why not we can make a
00:37:16.760 point of at least once a week taking a retro look at what we're we're missing
00:37:21.740 um this is more so about the land basically uh in vancouver the covenant thing uh in regards to
00:37:32.820 i guess the land there but this one said oh canada how far you have fallen after the 1965
00:37:39.520 five rather cohen commission anything similar her occur in the mid 60s elsewhere so we're just
00:37:47.180 going to watch this short little uh clip yeah no it was it was at ground level i think yeah i i
00:37:54.280 remember like i said i don't know if i passed by it or through it when i used to work downtown but
00:37:59.120 west vancouver known for the million dollar views and its racist past oh boy here we go
00:38:08.820 we're gonna get lectured guys here we go
00:38:11.340 marketed to white settlers in the 1930s the land titles specifically who else was going to settle
00:38:20.320 it in the 30s how who else was going to be able to get here do you think indians were going to
00:38:26.140 sail all the way from india in the 30s and build this great country that we they built did you 1.00
00:38:30.800 think that that's what they were going to do well then why didn't they like it's so crazy like they
00:38:36.160 make it seem like it was just you know i mean it was the people that were able to do it that that
00:38:41.240 came here that were able to come here that could assimilate into the country like
00:38:45.120 the excluding certain people from buying or even living in these homes no one and let's let's not
00:38:53.040 forget okay there are still countries to this day that actively practice this right like china i
00:39:00.840 know china's a you know communist it's a hybrid of communism and i don't know what you would call
00:39:05.520 capitalism i guess hey lee um but they like i said they practice that the middle east obviously
00:39:13.380 is like a theocracy or whatever but they have this rule it's very well known that they allow
00:39:18.640 anybody to come to their country and work there you can be from anywhere but they will not you
00:39:24.280 will never ever become a citizen there you will never be able to own property there 0.99
00:39:28.700 i know we're gonna talk about that a bit like it's disgusting i'm i'm so over this fucking 0.98
00:39:39.000 government and i saw a couple stories too about people like they're cutting the military budget 0.97
00:39:43.760 uh like for the active soldier so like their expenses or whatever when they're 0.53
00:39:47.620 um inactive during active duty and stuff like that like who the fuck and then then in the same
00:39:54.200 breath i see a commercial right after that advertising for people to join the canadian 0.98
00:39:57.920 navy first of all i didn't even know we had a fucking navy anymore and second of all why why 0.97
00:40:03.560 the fuck would you want to do that we hear stories about them being offered made instead of health 0.99
00:40:08.860 care the you know benefits are extremely abysmal the actual wages while you're in the military are 1.00
00:40:15.180 abysmal the conditions are fucking beyond abysmal why the fuck would anybody want to do that 0.99
00:40:20.900 yeah hey first fire yeah for real it is asiatic or african descent was able to reside on the 1.00
00:40:35.120 property unless they were a servant it's beyond the that's again it's how it fucking was bitch 0.99
00:40:41.420 it was like that in tons of countries tons pale i can't believe that west vancouver would have that 0.98
00:40:48.500 I certainly always knew that in the back of my head, sort of dangling over my head,
00:40:53.020 that, you know, people like me at a certain time in history were not allowed to live here.
00:40:58.640 Okay, but can I ask, I'd love to ask this gentleman something.
00:41:02.560 I'd love to ask him.
00:41:04.460 If I went to your country, would I be allowed to own property?
00:41:10.280 Would I be allowed to enter government?
00:41:13.040 Would I be entitled to benefits?
00:41:16.720 Social benefits, health care, any of that stuff.
00:41:19.040 Would I be? 0.95
00:41:21.480 If not, then I think you should probably shut up.
00:41:24.980 Community of holiday homes in Ontario, Canada, built in the 1930s.
00:41:28.900 When this land was subdivided, the developer put in a restrictive covenant that read,
00:41:33.060 The lands and premises herein described shall never be sold, assigned, transferred, leased, rented, occupied, or used in any manner whatsoever by any person of the Jewish, Hebrew, Semitic, Negro, or colored race or blood. 0.99
00:41:45.960 Fucking based. Who fucking came up with that? That's based as fuck. 0.99
00:41:50.920 It being the intention and purpose of the grantor to restrict the ownership, use, occupation, and enjoyment of the said recreational development to persons of the white or Caucasian race. 0.99
00:42:00.740 can we check to see if any of this stuff is anywhere else in ontario because i feel like
00:42:04.960 if these laws are on the books and they've kind of just nobody knows about it like we should 0.96
00:42:09.100 fucking use this shit to fight back like is this any does this say this anywhere else because i'm 0.98
00:42:15.260 i guess i'll let it get to the end of the video and shut my mouth but because i'm wondering like 1.00
00:42:20.160 if they're having problems now selling it to like if that still stands that clause right
00:42:24.160 Although I think that probably the law that prohibits the discrimination would probably cancel this out.
00:42:33.060 Not excluded by this clause.
00:42:34.320 And Wong bought a house, and there it was in writing, why he felt so unwelcome.
00:42:39.660 And you know what, Shamrock, the other thing I wanted to mention too is that Europeans were the ones that abolished slavery.
00:42:48.300 you know slavery still exists in the middle east and in africa and it was there well before the west
00:42:54.240 adopted it and the west was the people who actually abolished it and you know why so why 0.85
00:43:01.920 are we constantly taking the fucking smoke from it when there's still places that actively still 0.96
00:43:07.000 have some we're all fucking slaves in canada now how are we not like we're all there they have an 0.99
00:43:12.100 open-air slave market in canada we pay the majority of our wages are earned money to the government 0.99
00:43:18.720 How is that not slavery?
00:43:20.140 We have no representation. 1.00
00:43:25.700 Yeah, China. 1.00
00:43:29.820 Yeah, well, that's it, Waythorn. 0.96
00:43:31.700 Like, why do you think a lot of Canadians,
00:43:33.640 like, really, a lot of the places they choose to buy vacation homes
00:43:36.060 is the states.
00:43:37.280 Because a lot of these countries, you can't.
00:43:39.280 You're not allowed to own property.
00:43:41.880 Yeah, we're tax slaves.
00:43:45.500 Oh, really, Chris? 0.99
00:43:46.320 No non-white costs?
00:43:47.720 too bad yeah we aren't no we're that's what i mean when people talk and that's why i get so heated 0.98
00:43:52.260 with like you know the the chugs and all the stuff talking about how we owe them this we don't know 0.99
00:43:56.820 you shit we're all fucking in the same boat here we're all fucking slaves okay nobody's getting 0.99
00:44:01.460 why should we who's also paying you know half of our income to the tax man also have to pay more 1.00
00:44:07.300 to you no sorry you want to have equal rights well you have equal responsibilities you're paying 50
00:44:12.160 percent of your income to taxes too just like the rest of us covenant in the land title that says
00:44:17.780 no person of the african or asiatic race or african or asiatic descent except servants of 0.83
00:44:24.980 the occupier of the premises in residence shall reside or be allowed to remain on the premises
00:44:30.080 in 1920 an equally troubling covenant was enacted in the neighborhood of victoria park 0.88
00:44:35.900 now part of calgary's stampede ground fucking based man i bet you none of this exists in 0.93
00:44:40.760 Ontario but that's fucking awesome it's but it's a covenant right so is that legally band 0.92
00:44:45.900 uh binding yeah wait you guys are still paying taxes I wish I wasn't residents who lived in the 1.00
00:44:53.820 Broadview and O'Connor area of Toronto weren't allowed to sell to Jews or persons of objectionable 1.00
00:45:00.400 nationality I didn't know any of this shit about Canada this is fucking base like this is what I 0.99
00:45:06.020 mean see we were some we were pretty fucking awesome people at one point in time before we 0.99
00:45:10.180 got you know cucked and and you know like beaten down like you know the what do you call it prolies
00:45:15.920 that we are now and it wasn't until 2019 that the same anti-semitic sentiment was removed from the
00:45:23.040 books in the city of saint jean so really this is about jews right like they're they don't really 0.82
00:45:28.600 care they're they're throwing in the token you know asian person and all this stuff but they
00:45:32.780 really don't care it's this is about the jews right of course chelou near montreal it was like 0.88
00:45:38.360 a contract you've actually signed something that says you can't sell to non-white if you do someone 0.60
00:45:44.920 can actually take you to court and the courts will find against you and they did so this guy i guess
00:45:53.320 they found out against him which is extremely unfathomably based because i thought with all the
00:45:58.680 other laws we have the human rights laws and all the stuff and anti-discrimination laws that you
00:46:04.080 wouldn't be able to do anything like that but i guess i'm wrong man base bc exactly maybe we need
00:46:09.320 to look into that somewhere else okay this is uh the new bus drivers this is like i said we're just
00:46:16.780 going through some interesting uh you know tweets that i saw this week uh some housekeeping stuff
00:46:22.840 this is our uh you know the new policing force very diverse much diversity um this is what oh
00:46:31.320 this is ottawa yeah and we saw the oc transpo uh picture this came out a couple months ago
00:46:36.020 so yeah you know it's funny that we have such a high unemployment rate but you know these people
00:46:41.480 all look like new imports so i'm not sure you know and and i i know we get you know told that 0.61
00:46:46.520 well you know white men or whatever canadians don't want to do the job what are you talking
00:46:53.420 about i'm sure excuse me i'm sure a lot of canadians would love to work for a transit company
00:46:58.800 that, you know, like if you look at the TTC
00:47:01.440 where you have like a pension for the rest of your life,
00:47:03.540 you get all these awesome benefits and stuff like that.
00:47:05.780 And that they don't know how to drive a bus.
00:47:08.400 You're telling me these people knew how to drive the bus better?
00:47:11.740 No, that's baloney.
00:47:13.680 So yeah, this is our diverse police and transit system in Ottawa.
00:47:20.480 Capital of Canada, by the way.
00:47:22.500 And then I also saw this, which I thought was great.
00:47:25.560 This is where we've become,
00:47:26.900 or this is where we how would you put it this is how far we've sunk as a society we now are putting
00:47:33.380 pictures up that say no adults without children allowed in the playground area now the funny
00:47:38.980 thing about this obviously then you know the message it sent which we all know what the dog
00:47:43.320 whistle is here but the people that you're addressing this to don't speak English which
00:47:50.060 means they don't read it either so they're not gonna I mean not that they would listen anyways 0.96
00:47:54.780 but even if they were gonna listen they can't fucking they can't read this they don't even 0.98
00:48:00.360 speak English so what is this doing like you might have would have probably been better to 0.98
00:48:04.580 write it in Arabic or Hindi but this is like can you imagine having to do this now like having to
00:48:12.020 tell adults that they can't sit at the park and leer at children and film them like this is
00:48:18.900 something that never crossed the Canadians mind before because it's not something we would ever
00:48:22.480 really have to do and if there was somebody hanging around the park you can bet there'd be
00:48:26.020 a bunch of dads on top of that right away making sure that you know he wasn't doing anything because
00:48:31.080 it's just not normal so yeah interesting great times uh let's talk about this the destruction
00:48:41.620 of Brampton Ontario Canada by neighborhood since 2001 using official Canadian census statistics and
00:48:48.960 this was funny the rational post uh posted and i didn't know this but that you can so stats canada
00:48:54.540 does collect data on the ethnic background or the country of origin of people and when they do the
00:49:02.280 census right so they do collect it um and they do collect ones that identify as white but they don't
00:49:08.860 report it like the other 14 population groups i think you can request for it um but it costs like
00:49:16.860 i don't know apparently it costs like more money than it would for something else i don't know
00:49:20.680 that's what i read but yeah it doesn't publish it right because again trying to erase us
00:49:26.140 so this is uh i can't even like zoom in far enough but this is
00:49:33.680 oh this is a legend of the visible minorities well this is all you can see south asian
00:49:39.660 right the blue is pretty much south asian so you can see that i mean again this you're you're
00:49:45.220 preaching to the choir here it's not like we didn't know this already but i thought it was
00:49:49.040 interesting that they do collect the statistics and that you can't find out about them unless you
00:49:54.140 either pay a higher fee or you have to go through some kind of red tape or jump through some kind
00:49:58.720 of hoops to actually get that information which is pretty fucked up really waythorne hmm well you 0.80
00:50:09.260 know again the people that are going to columbia for the most part are probably boomers and liberals 0.81
00:50:14.820 anyways right like the odd you know conservative may want to go but like so they're reaping what
00:50:20.460 they sow basically right so they they want all this stuff this is what they voted for they want
00:50:24.720 all these extra security measures well we're going to get it in kind like my son was telling
00:50:28.980 me that which is fucking crazy okay but and it wasn't even the american borders like he went to
00:50:35.220 the u.s i don't know a couple months ago or maybe a couple weeks ago whatever but he was coming back 0.88
00:50:39.500 And he said that the U.S. border security was like totally fine with, you know, obviously him being a Canadian coming to visit, to see a hockey game or whatever. 0.98
00:50:49.900 It was the fucking Canadian Border Patrol coming back. 1.00
00:50:53.420 They like fucking grilled him for like no fucking reason. 1.00
00:50:56.140 And it's like, he's a fucking Canadian. 1.00
00:50:59.200 Like, clearly, like, not only can you tell by looking at him, he's white, but his passport, like, it's just it's crazy to me that this is how they fucking treat their own, you know, citizens. 1.00
00:51:09.040 but yet they let people in that are terrorists on the regular. 0.94
00:51:16.100 And this is also about Brampton.
00:51:18.060 So the government killed this town.
00:51:19.660 Brampton housing collapse is now the worst in the entire Western world.
00:51:23.960 Down 40% in four years. 0.99
00:51:26.340 It's dead, you racist. 0.81
00:51:27.920 You must move there and soak up the strength of culture and diversity. 0.96
00:51:31.340 So I'm guessing that it's dead because nobody wants to live there
00:51:34.540 except for a specific demographic that has basically colonized the entire city. 0.96
00:51:39.040 And I don't know why they're not buying as they were before, but I can only guess that, you know, they did reduce, what did they reduce immigration for one year?
00:51:50.680 I don't know.
00:51:51.700 Like, to me, the fact that they're going to be increasing it again, this is not going to be a long term issue here.
00:51:58.180 They're all going to move to Brampton.
00:51:59.540 They're going to buy these houses.
00:52:00.440 They're going to separate it into 20 different bedrooms, you know, and have 40 people living there, 40 students.
00:52:05.960 Like, I don't, you know, I think this is just kind of like catastrophizing the situation. 0.96
00:52:11.420 Because, again, as soon as immigration gets raised, they'll have all kinds of coming in to scam for mortgages and shit and buy houses and stuff. 0.99
00:52:18.280 Unless this is because of defaults on mortgages. 0.99
00:52:22.640 So, yeah, I've heard, you know what, I've heard people say that they want to retire to Costa Rica.
00:52:29.600 But I don't know.
00:52:31.500 Like I said, I'm kind of like, part of me, it's for people.
00:52:35.960 like us for nationalists it's really a toss-up because like I said and I'm not I'll try not to
00:52:39.760 get too off topic but like I said before I feel like especially now that they made this announcement
00:52:45.460 today that they want to you know either restart or continue this you know rural settlement program
00:52:50.500 where they settle these newcomers invaders whatever in rural areas of Canada so basically
00:52:56.720 they're eliminating any place for us to run because my you know initial thought was over 1.00
00:53:01.260 the last couple weeks I'm thinking you know what it's really getting to the point where like
00:53:04.780 i don't even know if there is any i mean i never really thought there was a valid or
00:53:08.920 how would you put a feasible political solution in the current environment but i thought you know
00:53:14.180 like maybe if we if we push enough and change the culture enough it'll but i think at this point
00:53:18.920 it's too far gone there's too many ethnic voting blocks that are going to vote for liberal all the
00:53:24.340 time now we've basically given up that option so my thought was is that we need to create parallel 0.96
00:53:30.200 societies until you know the society that they invaded that was ours has been destroyed because
00:53:36.720 they can't maintain it and then at that point well they're weak we can take it back right but now
00:53:41.020 I'm not even on board with that because where where are we going to create a parallel society
00:53:44.980 they're taking over everywhere yeah oh well you know what it may be yeah well that's the thing 0.86
00:53:54.080 right and I think didn't that happen to one of the Asian islands was it uh well I know Thailand
00:53:59.380 but there was another one of those islands that didn't get as much travel and then all of a sudden
00:54:04.560 these like zoomer tech bros and like people that work you know from their computer would go there 0.98
00:54:10.700 and it's like now full of fucking expats and everybody the local citizens hate it 0.91
00:54:15.100 so yeah this is the Brampton the worst collapse it's down 38.5 but I also saw that Oshawa is 0.98
00:54:24.060 also down so i think that they're making a big deal of uh this like okay it's one of the it is
00:54:30.900 the worst in since february and this includes countries in new zealand sweden uh denmark right
00:54:40.700 but i also saw that oshawa uh has also dropped the rates i think it's just people like i said
00:54:47.720 can't afford it like they keep bringing in the people you know and it they keep inflating i think
00:54:53.100 more so the rental market because I think at this point the housing market people just 0.90
00:54:56.560 at a million dollars for like a 1400 square foot home like people just can't fucking do it it's not
00:55:01.460 worth it so I don't know you know necessarily why maybe it's the affordability the interest rates
00:55:06.960 whatever but the rental market is probably still you know out of control because you know that's
00:55:12.560 what these people do right and they're bringing in more so yes wouldn't that be nice I don't know
00:55:19.540 oh really so now okay foreign worker permits have been extended for two years instead of one 0.96
00:55:26.020 this is what i mean like that's why what i'm saying is they don't care right they don't care 0.80
00:55:30.820 so it doesn't matter what you do what you say what you vote for it doesn't matter what they tell you
00:55:34.980 they're going to do while they're campaigning because they just do what they want when they 0.92
00:55:39.440 get into office and there's fuck all that we can do about it and that's it right 0.98
00:55:43.600 um oh this was another Brampton story but this is about trafficking so this was a Brampton man 0.97
00:55:52.840 Brampton man pleads guilty to human trafficking and police believe there's more victims possible
00:55:58.340 I've been noticing a lot more of this because I've been like I said I created that other you
00:56:03.000 know again I haven't been working on it much but that other x account to try to get spread more
00:56:07.960 awareness about women and children's safety in Canada because I'm seeing more and more of this
00:56:12.060 stuff happening and it's like this last month alone i think i've seen four or five cases of
00:56:17.820 of bus they've done on human trafficking and i get that human trafficking might not mean sex
00:56:24.020 trafficking it could be just bringing in you know immigrants illegally to the country but nine times
00:56:29.100 out of ten it's sex trafficking because that's what makes the money right yeah exactly shamrock
00:56:36.620 a Brampton sorry yeah uh yeah exactly well that's what I mean like housing may be temporarily down
00:56:43.520 now and they may be you know crying that they're losing money in Brampton and stuff like that
00:56:47.440 it's not going to be long right because they've already committed to increasing starting next
00:56:52.620 year it's going to be a million all said and done it's going to be like a million people
00:56:56.280 that are coming in every year well they're going to need somewhere to live and these people aren't
00:56:59.880 going home even if they're here on a temporary uh permit number one they're not going to leave
00:57:04.180 And number two is the government will just transfer it to permanent residency or whatever, citizenship.
00:57:09.780 So it's not like it's going to ebb and flow with the school year and stuff like that, no. 0.98
00:57:16.820 I thought this was kind of a good example of how fucked Canada has become. 0.98
00:57:22.780 BC Lab was ordered to pay $32,000 for misgendering a transgender non-binary patient. 0.99
00:57:29.320 So this, I don't agree with it.
00:57:31.360 This is from the Human Rights Tribunal, which, again, I think is just a court to basically torture, you know, people to, how would you put it?
00:57:40.920 Well, it's to enact kind of anarcho-tyranny or, you know, tyrannical measures on somebody and you can't do shit about it.
00:57:47.700 And Mark Emery, I know, we're laughing, I know Lee's laughing right now as I say this, but anyways. 0.93
00:57:54.240 The new B.C. government must be pressured to abolish the obscene B.C. Human Rights Tribunal.
00:57:57.900 It's a kangaroo court whose only job is to give out cash to the transgender miscreants, persecuting Gibson's Bueno Asteria for 30,000 or immigrant estessions to wax my balls. 1.00
00:58:09.400 Yeah. So there was a story of Jonathan Yaniv, who now goes by Jessica, LOL Cal Supreme, Lowell Cal Supreme of Canada, and who actually tried to sue. 0.98
00:58:22.340 and i'm not sure if he was successful but an esthetician whatever um to wax his balls it was
00:58:32.180 for it was an it was a salon for women only right so he obviously and he used it as a weapon he
00:58:40.280 wields it as a cudgel and that's what these people do right so it needs to be abolished
00:58:44.320 like i said there needs to be they need to prove that there was um intent and malice behind it 0.77
00:58:52.180 right and even if there is so fucking what who cares get over it you know what i mean do you know 0.77
00:58:57.340 how many times like i can't even count how many times when i was working especially when i was 0.99
00:59:00.900 like a manager i took shit from people i was called all kinds of fucking names on the phone 0.99
00:59:06.600 sometimes i was misgendered did i fucking sue anybody did i you know have a big cry about it 0.99
00:59:11.180 a big suck no so this is like mark emory as much as you know it's funny that we're talking about 0.98
00:59:17.460 him and he's a little too woke for my tastes he's right like it's just a kangaroo fucking court 0.99
00:59:22.720 that just rewards you know degenerates for you know petty things you know basically petty things 0.98
00:59:29.340 like most people you know in normal world when the world was normal our country was somewhat normal
00:59:36.340 they just wouldn't go there again right so life labs i guess it's a whatever it's a blood clinic
00:59:43.400 well you know you can always go to a different blood clinic right you know you can complain to
00:59:48.740 the manager yes i am corka yes and he also did that he also uh showed a minor or wanted a minor
00:59:58.820 to show no i think he showed a minor how to use a tampon and he was always asking minors for tampons 0.87
01:00:03.920 in the you know change rooms of the swimming pool and shit so but yeah i am using the word 0.86
01:00:09.700 people pretty recklessly, you're right. So yeah, we need to abolish that. And when we win, 0.76
01:00:15.600 there will be no human rights tribunal court because the rights will be what we say they are.
01:00:19.580 And that's it. This is another good example, real GDP per head. 2015 in US dollars, 2015 to
01:00:31.400 the third quarter of 2026 look at this real GDP so the government uses the overall GDP right to
01:00:42.760 because the more immigrants that come in and we've talked about this before you guys already
01:00:46.160 probably know this formula but the more people that come into the country the more people in
01:00:51.080 the country the more the overall GDP goes up because it's a projection it's they're projecting
01:00:56.500 that these people are going to consume things they're going to help produce things although
01:00:59.380 Canada doesn't produce anything and all this stuff. So it kind of artificially inflates the
01:01:04.560 GDP. But the real test is obviously when you count it per capita, which is how each Canadian
01:01:09.840 is doing. And we're not doing well financially. So you can see that the US per capita GDP has
01:01:18.480 risen since 2015, which is what it's supposed to do. And in Canada, we've basically stayed the
01:01:25.140 same. And I also saw something today too, saying that you would basically have to earn 27 or $28
01:01:32.320 an hour to just suffer or just to be able to afford the basics necessities in like the GTA.
01:01:40.900 So think about that. Think about how many, you know, people like, and I get it, you know,
01:01:45.240 fast food jobs are not supposed to be your life's career goal. But just think about how many
01:01:50.400 university students or college students or whatever that have to you know live outside of
01:01:55.240 home or maybe they're not going to college maybe they're in trade school I don't know
01:01:57.780 but they're working in some kind of retail job and the fact that we have a flooded market of 0.85
01:02:02.140 candidates of immigrants that are willing to work for less you're never going to get 2750
01:02:07.540 you know unless you're working in some kind of corporate job right and even then you're probably 0.93
01:02:11.340 going to be underpaid because same same applies there so imagine you have to make 2750 and that's
01:02:18.820 just to afford your basics like that's not any entertainment you probably don't have a car
01:02:22.640 it's that's just your basic basic like rent and being able to eat that's insane I remember living
01:02:28.660 on my own as a 16 year old because I was working I could afford to live on my own in my own
01:02:33.460 apartment with a part-time job okay like yeah it was tight but still you could never fucking do 0.96
01:02:39.720 that now. It's insane. Yeah, it's wealth transfer, basically. What is this one? I don't know if these 0.99
01:02:52.900 are that important. Oh, yeah, this is that police operation. Hold on one second. Oh, yeah, here's
01:02:58.840 another one. So Canada added no private sector jobs from 2019 to 2024. So remember what I said
01:03:04.560 to you guys before, like a couple days ago, how the Canadian government deals with the
01:03:08.740 unemployment rate they just create more public sector jobs so it looks like they we created
01:03:13.200 these jobs but they're not private sector which means they're dependent on the taxpayers which
01:03:16.920 means they're really not new jobs they're just shuffling money around so they're taking from 0.91
01:03:21.400 Peter to pay Paul basically so we're not like no private sector jobs for five years five fucking
01:03:28.600 years but yet people were getting jobs we were bringing in millions of immigrants so where are 0.86
01:03:33.900 they working public or public sector jobs the taxpayer funded jobs and the u.s did the exact 0.98
01:03:42.080 opposite and just think about this uh the u.s still fucking you know basically sent a message 0.96
01:03:48.320 again i don't know if it was on the up and up the the election the midterms but they sent a message 0.97
01:03:53.980 because they just they were just pissed off about the price of gas and the fact that they weren't
01:03:57.820 deporting people fast enough us here we're we're dealing with a situation where not only are they
01:04:03.820 not deporting anybody they're importing them at a rapid rate and we haven't created any private 0.82
01:04:07.780 sector jobs in five fucking years that is not the sign of a thriving economy or even a succeeding 0.98
01:04:15.080 a surviving economy it's not even surviving it's on fucking oxygen right now it's on oxygen 0.98
01:04:21.080 yeah probably waythorne probably 0.95
01:04:27.760 oh yeah enough that's true shamrock i think that's where the market is right
01:04:35.560 again i watched a podcast or whatever and they talked about how canada basically and it's canada
01:04:41.380 the u.s and the uk um and maybe we'll watch it one day um and they talk about how they're all
01:04:48.140 doing the same thing it's a coordinated effort and what they've done is they've basically traded
01:04:51.760 the manufacturing or producing economy for the like gig economy, the tax economy, basically
01:04:58.960 just relying on solely like real estate taxes, like they got rid of all their kind of companies
01:05:05.560 that produce actual tangible goods. And everything is just now a speculation based economy.
01:05:14.940 Yeah, really, Ailey? Okay, so last thing, and then we're going to talk about the
01:05:20.460 this was i thought a fun fact guys and we should also be very careful because of this because i 0.96
01:05:26.000 could see some indians definitely doing this did you know that it's legal to keep lions and tigers 1.00
01:05:30.820 in your backyard in ontario and the province doesn't know how many people do this already 1.00
01:05:35.940 ontario is the only province with no licensing or permit system for non-native wild animals
01:05:41.540 it's left up to the municipalities thanks doug wayne fleet's chief bylaw officer said he's dealt
01:05:49.240 with five or six tigers a jaguar lemurs kangaroos and water buffaloes so you can imagine now what's 0.88
01:05:56.860 going to start coming right people are going to start bringing here um from their country 1.00
01:06:01.460 that'll probably spread some kind of fucking disease that is you know we've never experienced 0.97
01:06:07.760 over here in canada or we thought we eradicated so i thought that was interesting to know so it's 0.98
01:06:12.580 a good good thing to know because i'm going to definitely be keeping an eye on all the neighbors 0.99
01:06:16.880 that i have because i don't want no motherfucker living next to me with a tiger 0.97
01:06:19.700 that sounds like a you know i believe in that plan waythorne i don't have the energy to do 0.98
01:06:29.100 something like that but let's close this tab
01:06:34.720 close there we go okay so this we're going to talk now about the veterans okay we've had some 0.50
01:06:42.020 fun we talked about housekeeping some different shit but i really like i said the veterans are 0.99
01:06:46.340 getting the i mean obviously tomorrow's remembrance day the veterans are really getting the fucking 0.98
01:06:50.620 shaft in canada and i mean they've been getting it even in the u.s right for the for the most part 0.85
01:06:56.340 but the u.s still takes better care of their veterans um so this talks about how capable
01:07:02.420 the canadian army was in world war ii so it's going to talk about it's 10 minutes but it's
01:07:07.580 going to talk about all the different things canadians did in world war ii and they did say
01:07:11.240 like they this might have been in world war one but they had the canadians in like the trenches
01:07:16.440 because i can't remember the word they used for them yeah i can't get a gun so i'll just get a
01:07:22.320 tiger i know ailey that was pretty funny um so like i said i can't remember what they called
01:07:28.640 them but i know they had a name for like i said canadians a specific um what do you call it 0.96
01:07:34.880 regiment in the in the military during world war one because they were pretty fucking savage
01:07:39.260 so we're going to watch this and then we're going to talk about some of the things that 0.83
01:07:42.500 our poor veterans are going through 0.98
01:07:44.620 oh really i mean a peacock again i it's not i don't think it's dangerous a fucking tiger is 0.97
01:07:56.040 a different story you know what i mean like that is something that could cause quite a menace in 0.94
01:08:00.800 the neighborhood when canada declared war on germany on september the 10th 1939
01:08:09.060 it was making a statement. Though still tied to Britain, it was an independent nation willing
01:08:14.840 to commit to the struggle against fascism. At the time, however, the Canadian army was little
01:08:20.380 more than symbolic, with only around 4,500 regular soldiers. That's about what we have now.
01:08:27.360 I think 4,000, 5,000 regular soldiers, active duty soldiers. Yeah, we were, and that's what I'm
01:08:34.600 saying like we we were like we need to get this energy back more people need to look at our 0.96
01:08:39.700 historical achievements during the wars and stuff like that and not let them erase our fucking 0.82
01:08:44.520 history and make us think that we were always this you know multicultural utopia um you know 0.96
01:08:49.760 and we were never you know these mean savage you know vicious people uh we were always the
01:08:55.600 peacekeepers it's like no no no no and we're about to come back to this they keep it up with
01:09:02.100 all these invaders and this is going to come back but it's not going to be in the form that they like
01:09:07.180 and a militia force that was poorly trained and under equipped it was by most standards
01:09:14.160 insignificant yet by 1945 canada had fielded an army of nearly three quarters of a million men
01:09:22.340 commanded a multinational field army in northwest europe and had earned a reputation as a skillful
01:09:28.440 and tough fighting force but how capable was the canadian army in world war ii really
01:09:36.280 the first great challenge was expansion by late 1939 volunteers were already swelling the ranks
01:09:43.000 and the first canadian infantry division was raised and shipped to britain over time more
01:09:48.280 formations followed the second and third canadian infantry divisions the fourth canadian armored
01:09:54.120 Division, and the 5th Canadian Armoured Division. By 1944, the 1st Canadian Army in Europe,
01:10:02.280 under General Harry Carrera, included not only Canadian units, but also British,
01:10:08.000 Polish, and Dutch formations. But before Canada's divisions made their mark in Europe,
01:10:13.560 did you guys hear the word Indian in that description? I didn't hear that there was
01:10:19.120 any Indian soldiers helping out, so I just want to write that down for future reference.
01:10:24.120 Europe, they endured disaster in Asia. In 1941, two Canadian battalions, the Royal Rifles of Canada
01:10:32.720 and the Winnipeg Grenadiers, were sent to bolster the garrison of Hong Kong. When Japan attacked
01:10:38.560 in December, they were thrown into a hopeless defence. The Canadians fought with determination.
01:10:44.460 John Osborne of the Winnipeg Grenadiers famously smothered a grenade with his body,
01:10:49.000 earning Canada's first Victoria Cross of the war.
01:10:52.720 But after... 0.99
01:10:53.560 Hell fucking yeah. 1.00
01:10:55.560 Hell to the fucking yeah. 1.00
01:10:57.380 17 days, Hong Kong fell. 1.00
01:11:00.120 Over 500 Canadians were killed
01:11:02.020 and almost 2,000 endured years of brutal captivity.
01:11:07.260 In Europe, Canada's baptism...
01:11:09.200 But yet, we're supposed to only care about one particular group of people
01:11:12.620 that supposedly was the only group that ever suffered
01:11:17.000 during war or anything like that.
01:11:20.540 The racism of fire came with the 1942 Dieppe raid.
01:11:24.460 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division
01:11:26.240 bore the brunt of the assault.
01:11:28.760 What was meant as a reconnaissance in force
01:11:30.860 turned into a bloodbath.
01:11:32.480 Of nearly 5,000 Canadians who landed,
01:11:35.740 over 900 were killed and 2,000 taken prisoner.
01:11:39.920 That's insane, right? 1.00
01:11:41.880 That's fucking crazy. 1.00
01:11:43.920 2,000 taken prisoner. 1.00
01:11:45.300 Units like the Royal Regiment of Canada and the Essex Scottish Regiment were decimated.
01:11:51.640 German defenders later admitted they had been impressed by the ferocity of the attack.
01:11:56.580 But Dieppe showed the dangers of underestimating German defences.
01:12:00.660 Do you ever think about, like I think about this a lot,
01:12:03.580 I think about the fact that when you look at now,
01:12:06.620 like if you look at a current day 17-year-old or an 18-year-old
01:12:10.560 and think about the fact that 60 years ago,
01:12:14.240 no it would have been more than 60 80 years ago these guys were were flying across the world
01:12:21.660 and being given a gun and basically told like that's it let's go like just imagine because
01:12:29.320 i think about the fact that like 17 year olds today are so immature like they don't have i
01:12:35.760 mean 25 year olds are like so i just think it's so wild to think now that like 80 years ago 17 0.88
01:12:43.000 year olds were going to fucking defend their country and like i said now they can't even 0.97
01:12:46.760 get themselves to fucking school it's just it's so fucking crazy the difference yet the raid 0.99
01:12:53.960 provided painful but invaluable lessons in amphibious planning fire support and intelligence 0.98
01:12:59.600 that would directly contribute to the success here comes the canadians look out by 1943 the
01:13:06.900 canadian army was fighting in the mediterranean the first canadian infantry division and first
01:13:12.240 Canadian Armoured Brigade landed in Sicily in July. Here, Canadians captured towns such as
01:13:22.440 Asauro and Leonfort in daring assaults against German paratroopers. One of the commanders who
01:13:29.060 distinguished himself was Major General Guy Simons, who would rise to prominence in Normandy.
01:13:36.040 In Italy, Canadians gained a reputation for tenacity. Nowhere was this clearer than at
01:13:41.880 ortona in december 1943 the royal 22nd regiment the van dos and the seaforth highlanders of canada
01:13:49.400 fought a brutal house-to-house battle against the veteran german first parachute division
01:13:54.440 canadians pioneered the mouse holing tactic blasting through walls with explosives yes i
01:14:00.040 remember that i heard that before too they invented that tactic there's a few different
01:14:04.040 things i think the canadians invented maybe they'll talk about it in here to avoid deadly sniper fire
01:14:09.560 in the streets. After weeks of combat, Ortona was theirs, but at a cost of over 1,300 Canadian
01:14:19.220 dead. German opponents later remarked that the Canadians fought with a grim determination
01:14:24.760 equal to their best units. 0.73
01:14:29.360 Hell yeah.
01:14:30.660 The Canadian Army's defining moment came in northwest Europe. On June 6, 1944, the 3rd
01:14:37.140 Canadian Infantry Division and the 2nd Canadian Armoured Brigade stormed Juno Beach. Facing strong
01:14:44.120 resistance, particularly from the 716th German Infantry Division and elements of the 21st Panzer
01:14:51.340 Division, the Canadians nonetheless achieved the deepest Allied penetrations on D-Day. Brigadier
01:14:57.620 Harry Foster, commanding 7th Brigade, remarked that his men fought like veterans, though most
01:15:03.420 had never seen combat casualties were high over 1 000 on the first day but their success was
01:15:11.500 undeniable in the bloody weeks of normandy that's right Canadians were repeatedly tasked with
01:15:17.600 breaking through German defenses at Carpiquet and Verrieres Ridge they faced the fanatical 12th
01:15:24.240 SS panzer division Hitlerjugend composed of young Nazi zealots the fighting was ferocious listen
01:15:31.780 uncle a we're sorry wherever you are we didn't really mean it we were misled okay at verrieres
01:15:38.360 ridge canadian losses were staggering over 1 300 casualties in a single day yet they held on wearing
01:15:47.820 down the germans until when you think about how effective the canadians were and i mean even the
01:15:53.380 u.s like i said the you know the military and all the militaries that fought against the germans
01:15:57.480 Like, you know, there was a few militaries that were pretty effective.
01:16:00.640 The French one was another one. 0.98
01:16:03.200 And you think about how we were on the wrong fucking side 1.00
01:16:06.620 and, like, how much better it would have been 0.97
01:16:08.640 if we were fighting for the right side at that time.
01:16:11.920 Later offensives broke the line.
01:16:15.280 During the Falaise Pocket in August,
01:16:17.700 the Canadian 2nd and 3rd Divisions,
01:16:20.800 alongside the Polish 1st Armoured Division,
01:16:23.300 closed the gap that trapped tens of thousands of German soldiers.
01:16:27.480 Major David Currie of the South Alberta Regiment earned the Victoria Cross for leading his mixed force in holding St. Lambert's Surdivas under counterattack, personally capturing or killing over 300 Germans.
01:16:40.720 His actions symbolize the Canadian contribution to sealing one of the greatest encirclements of the war.
01:16:45.960 under the end sign too yeah no i agree we did but you know i think these events and it's kind of
01:16:53.360 like what i say about countries that we continually send aid to as well i feel like these things are
01:16:59.680 part of civilization and as unfortunate as they are um and it's kind of like how i don't know
01:17:06.400 it's kind of how population is controlled like nature's way of controlling population and i know
01:17:10.180 that sounds terrible but I almost feel like these events kind of always happen or they have to
01:17:16.580 happen like you can only go so long I think and then I'm getting into a different topic here but
01:17:21.140 this is also why like I said I don't think democracy always works because democracy has
01:17:26.000 never yet been able to avoid war or collapse right so you know it's not as good as people
01:17:33.880 say it is because there's still, like I said, there's still wars. I mean, arguably the US,
01:17:40.360 you know, started on behalf of Israel, this most recent one, and there are supposed to be a
01:17:44.240 democracy. Perhaps the hardest campaign for Canadians came in late 1944, the Battle of the
01:17:53.540 Scheldt. And if you think about it too, from an evolutionary perspective, the people who did
01:17:59.160 survive you know uh from world war ii you would like likely most likely you know occam's razor
01:18:06.580 would say that they are the most you know genetically superior lucky whatever you want
01:18:12.280 to call it but they're the strongest of the bunch right so those genes get passed on so it's kind of
01:18:18.320 like a way of nature kind of fixing itself and writing itself survival of the fittest was ordered
01:18:26.380 to clear the approaches to Antwerp.
01:18:27.740 But I agree, like I don't think there should be any reason why
01:18:30.480 we should be sending our men to die for other countries' war.
01:18:33.540 Like, if it has nothing to do with us directly, 0.86
01:18:35.780 if our, you know, sovereignty or whatever is not being threatened directly, 0.97
01:18:39.360 then I don't give a fuck. 0.99
01:18:41.940 Muddy dikes and German fortifications made the terrain a nightmare. 0.99
01:18:47.160 Units like the Canadian Scottish Regiment
01:18:49.280 and the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry
01:18:51.680 fought in waist-deep water under relentless fire.
01:18:55.560 Casualties were severe, almost 13,000,
01:18:58.300 but their success opened Antwerp,
01:19:01.120 which became indispensable for Allied logistics.
01:19:04.540 Field Marshal Montgomery admitted later,
01:19:07.460 the Canadian Army fought magnificently in the Scheldt.
01:19:11.420 Without their success,
01:19:12.900 we could not have sustained the advance into Germany.
01:19:16.500 By 1945, the Canadian Army was not only fighting,
01:19:20.620 but commanding multinational forces.
01:19:22.300 Under General Crerar, the 1st Canadian Army included British, Polish and Dutch formations.
01:19:30.180 In the Netherlands, Canadians liberated starving civilians, earning lasting gratitude.
01:19:36.040 The Dutch royal family later declared,
01:19:38.540 Canada's army produced many distinguished commanders.
01:19:45.540 General Harry Crerar, though sometimes criticised for caution,
01:19:49.060 successfully managed one of the largest Allied field armies.
01:19:52.300 Guy Simons, innovative and aggressive
01:19:55.100 was praised by Montgomery
01:19:56.760 as one of the most effective core commanders
01:19:59.020 in North West Europe
01:20:00.080 at the divisional level
01:20:01.840 men like Major General Charles Foulkes
01:20:04.540 and Major General Rod Keller
01:20:06.340 though Keller was criticised for poor performance
01:20:09.080 in Normandy
01:20:09.840 commanded Canadian units in decisive battles
01:20:13.040 Canadian soldiers
01:20:16.380 Can we give a shout out to the Canadian boys?
01:20:18.460 Like come on 1.00
01:20:18.960 we are made of different fucking stock here 0.99
01:20:22.080 OK, we're just made of different stuff. 0.97
01:20:25.420 Just themselves earned an impressive record of bravery.
01:20:29.360 I feel like it's kind of like the Aussies, in a sense, because, you know, I mean, I get it.
01:20:34.340 Well, I mean, the U.S. is really just British, you know, people, right, that settled from, you know, back in the day.
01:20:40.300 But I feel like we had to tame this, you know, wilderness, the cold.
01:20:43.540 Australia wasn't the cold, it's the heat. Right.
01:20:45.420 but like i feel like canadians we've had to we had to traverse this land we had to settle this land
01:20:50.640 and do all this stuff in the worst conditions imaginable so we're made of different stuff man
01:20:56.920 we got the survival cycle of democracy okay uh shamrock i will i a lot of times like especially
01:21:05.360 when i go to bed because i have trouble falling asleep i like to listen to something so i'll put
01:21:09.420 on like a either a youtube video or or spotify podcast or something and listen to it while i
01:21:14.160 fall asleep so i'll add it to my list and then what happens is i fall asleep halfway through it 0.52
01:21:20.780 and then i'm like fuck and then the next night i gotta go back and listen to it again and i fall 0.62
01:21:23.420 asleep again so it takes me about a week to finish something in victoria crosses were awarded to 0.98
01:21:29.620 canadians including curry at filets frederick tilston of the essex scottish at the hochwald
01:21:36.440 forest and smoky smith of the seaforth highland oh it's a theory okay who single-handedly destroyed
01:21:42.380 a German tank and repelled an infantry attack in Italy. Canada's sacrifices were immense,
01:21:50.020 over 42,000 dead and 55,000 wounded in a country of just 11 million people.
01:21:55.780 So think about that. 42,000 dead. Is that what he said? In a country of 11 million people.
01:22:04.660 So do you think all these men sacrificed their lives, some of them sacrificed their limbs,
01:22:10.980 sacrificed their ability, you know, to live life normally.
01:22:15.780 Do you think that they sacrificed all of that so that we could be,
01:22:19.340 we could open the floodgates to the invaders without a fight?
01:22:23.700 I don't think so. I don't think so.
01:22:27.780 Their army was relatively small compared to Britain, the US or the Soviet Union,
01:22:32.640 but consistently fought above its weight.
01:22:36.180 German commanders frequently acknowledged Canadian toughness.
01:22:40.660 Kurt Meyer of the 12th SS called them first-class soldiers who combined discipline with initiative.
01:22:47.860 Allied commanders agreed.
01:22:50.440 General Omar Bradley described them as steady and dependable.
01:22:54.940 While Montgomery said,
01:22:55.740 Does that not describe the Canadian even to this day?
01:22:59.340 Steady and dependable? I feel like that's the perfect description of your average heritage Canadian.
01:23:05.120 The Canadian soldier is as fine a fighting man as any in the world.
01:23:10.520 So, how capable was the Canadian army in World War II?
01:23:15.280 It began the war unprepared, suffered early disasters at Hong Kong and Dieppe,
01:23:20.780 but learned quickly, adapted, and by 1944 was entrusted with some of the most difficult operations of the campaign.
01:23:29.120 The Canadians fought and defeated elite German units in Italy, Normandy and the Scheldt,
01:23:34.860 and played a decisive role in the liberation of Western Europe.
01:23:39.060 They may not have been the largest force,
01:23:41.120 but their professionalism, determination and sacrifice gave them a reputation for excellence. 1.00
01:23:46.440 Look at some of these fucking chads here. 0.99
01:23:49.100 Like these were some good looking young men. 1.00
01:23:52.460 It's far beyond their size.
01:23:54.940 In the end, Canada's army was not just capable, it was indispensable.
01:24:01.360 Thanks for watching.
01:24:02.800 So yeah, isn't that interesting?
01:24:04.580 I wanted to share that because like I said,
01:24:06.200 And I think a lot of people forget of the role that Canadians played and how important their role was in both wars, World War I and World War II.
01:24:15.320 And, you know, again, I don't think that any of the men, if they were still alive, that fought for Canada in World War II would agree that this is what they fought for.
01:24:28.880 So this is the poppy thing.
01:24:30.380 I know Lee mentioned it earlier in the chat.
01:24:31.980 so well harrison reported on this but i've seen a few different reports we're gonna
01:24:37.220 get to and apparently a video was also made but this is from years ago
01:24:41.560 um about the different colors of poppies and what they mean
01:24:46.640 yeah it's cool lately um so far left organization world beyond war has published a 13-page handbook
01:24:58.700 for Canadian teachers, encouraging them to politicize and undermine the symbolism of the
01:25:04.200 poppy and to encourage students as young as grade one to wear a white poppy instead. There's no such
01:25:10.800 thing as a white poppy. Poppies are red, are always red, forever red. There is no other poppy.
01:25:18.780 Hey, B.B. Hitler. The guidelines encourage students in grades four to six to identify 0.73
01:25:24.480 the promotion of militarism in media and for students in grades 7 to 12 to research a local
01:25:30.460 war memorial and identify ways that such memorials promote war and militarism. So what is the
01:25:36.740 alternative for these lefties? If we're not to defend ourselves against hostile invaders, is
01:25:42.880 their solution to just let it happen? Or is it, again, they're going with the whole blank slate
01:25:47.860 theory that, you know, if we're just nice enough to these people and if we just give them enough
01:25:51.960 money and enough homes to live in and all this stuff then they'll just assimilate like everybody 0.99
01:25:56.960 else they'll just be like your average hockey loving Tim Hortons drinking truck driving fucking 0.99
01:26:02.560 Canadian that's what they think that's actually not baby that's right sorry it's you're right 0.99
01:26:13.620 it's not baby Hitler but you know I'm lazy so I just call him baby
01:26:17.400 there's also a resurfaced uh cbc kids segment promoting four different colored poppies to
01:26:29.720 wear during remembrance day including a rainbow poppy this is disgusting because like i said 1.00
01:26:34.140 you're taking a huge fucking shit on every single fucking veteran like we just saw in that video 1.00
01:26:39.860 that fought in world war ii why don't you fucking guys have enough symbolism can't you fucking like 1.00
01:26:49.280 you you've captured flags and shit like that can't you think of something else use some other 0.99
01:26:53.580 fucking flower right this is about veterans it's like this is what i mean like the all these lefties 0.99
01:27:00.040 have main character syndrome they feel like the world like it's it's their world and we just live 0.99
01:27:04.700 in it exist in it and it's like it's not about you okay it's one fucking day a year one symbol 0.97
01:27:12.920 for the veterans like you gotta hijack that too like I don't fucking get it 0.94
01:27:19.040 it's okay shamrock the more chat the merrier right it gives me you know points to comment 0.52
01:27:26.180 about too so I guess this is the uh well this is Harrison Faulkner's thing but I think he might
01:27:32.040 show the actual uh cbc um kids thing but absolutely disgusting and you know this is something like
01:27:40.100 remember don sherry got fired and there was such an outrage over the fact that he used the phrase
01:27:44.980 you people but yet these you know main street or government funded propaganda machine cbc
01:27:52.660 is allowed to well there was actually a kid segment it wasn't them that put it out it was
01:27:57.200 this organization sorry world beyond war it's okay for them to like denigrate the symbol of
01:28:05.060 our veterans and the symbol of the sacrifice that they made flanders field wasn't full of 0.84
01:28:10.000 white poppies okay i can't think of anything more disgusting than trying to politicize and 0.91
01:28:18.840 undermine the symbolism of this the poppy on remembrance day but that is where we are right
01:28:24.280 now i want to show you the world beyond war white poppy guideline for canadian teachers
01:28:30.980 this 13 page handbook for teachers is encouraging them to highlight the importance of the white 0.97
01:28:38.480 poppy which is supposed to remember all victims of all war to be why why would i give a fuck
01:28:47.100 about my enemy why would i care about victims of all war
01:28:54.280 That's what got us in this mess. 0.94
01:28:55.900 I don't give a fuck about that, and nor should we. 0.90
01:29:00.560 Build a culture of peace and to challenge militarism. 0.97
01:29:04.880 A culture of peace. 1.00
01:29:06.020 This is how foolish they are. 0.99
01:29:07.520 They think if you're just nice enough, it will change these savages who have been savages, 0.99
01:29:12.300 and it's been their culture for thousands and probably even more than that, years. 0.83
01:29:17.100 They think that just by being, like, it's like people who think voting harder is going to help.
01:29:21.620 It's the same thing.
01:29:22.040 I think being nice if you're just a little bit nicer if we just nice max a little harder these 0.98
01:29:27.320 people will become normal you know citizens like it's not how it fucking works the nicer you are 0.97
01:29:33.720 the more they take advantage this is their culture gets more absurd and insulting it encourages 0.98
01:29:40.560 students in grades one to three to draw and create white poppies it encourages students
01:29:46.940 Can I tell you if my kids were in school right now and they were sent homeless, I would be on
01:29:54.420 the news. This is like I said, I'm sorry, but this is disgusting. Enough of this shit already.
01:29:59.420 You guys have hijacked almost everything. You don't fucking need this too. 1.00
01:30:04.440 ...to grade six to identify promotion of militarism, to look at toys sold at local 0.99
01:30:10.740 stores annual air shows tv shows and other media then it encourages students in grades 7 to 12
01:30:18.440 to research a local war memorial and discuss what it represents and how it conveys its meaning
01:30:25.040 what would a peace memorial look like so and what this does too right is it emasculates the the men
01:30:32.240 of the west by them convincing them that you know war and aggression and defending yourself is bad
01:30:38.260 and you know it's not necessary and you really all you got to do is just give them more give
01:30:43.300 people more of what they want and make them happier and that will just solve all the world's
01:30:47.600 conflicts and problems it like i said it keeps men and boys on the back foot basically right so
01:30:54.380 they're going to be emasculated they are not going to have any kind of uh patriotism for their
01:31:00.900 country they're not going to have any kind of respect for the veterans who you know fought to
01:31:05.940 keep our country the way it is and that's why they're doing it because they think that they
01:31:10.800 can it's basically like castrating the men without the physical action of doing it they're emotionally
01:31:16.200 castrating these men so that they have no care about what happens to their country they have
01:31:21.160 no pride in it they just exist to lobby a member of parliament to undermine defense spending in
01:31:31.500 canada goes on to advocate to demilitarize your local air show it's not that advocating for people
01:31:39.360 what demilitarize the local air show so who's gonna fly the planes commercial pilots
01:31:46.360 like who's gonna fly the fucking military planes that everybody loves watching at the air show 0.99
01:31:52.440 like they're so fucking retarded like it's beyond peace is bad of course it isn't it's that this 0.99
01:32:03.180 group is trying to undermine remembrance day the one day in the year where canadians gather 1.00
01:32:08.740 to solemnly remember and honor the sacrifice of tens of thousands of canadians that died
01:32:14.460 fighting for this country yeah we just saw and that was just world war ii i think it was worse
01:32:18.700 in world war one then there is this cbc kids segment originally broadcasted in 2021 but still
01:32:25.960 being played to students today highlighting four different colored poppies to wear some feel that 0.90
01:32:32.520 the red poppy focuses too much on soldiers and can be perceived as yeah bitch that's the purpose
01:32:38.860 that's the sole purpose of the representation of the poppy is to represent the soldiers who gives 1.00
01:32:46.740 a fuck about the fucking looney 1.00
01:32:48.780 troons they haven't done anything to fucking 1.00
01:32:50.580 fight for our country or to protect our 0.96
01:32:52.720 sovereignty or anything
01:32:54.320 no one cares
01:32:55.620 glorifying war
01:32:58.920 while the legion
01:33:00.600 disagrees with this multicolored
01:33:02.780 poppies have sprung up as a result
01:33:04.820 so why would you take again
01:33:06.540 the legion disagrees with it right and
01:33:08.440 yes I do have some issues with you know
01:33:10.620 some of the legions they're a bit you know
01:33:12.300 they can be a little bit prickish and follow the government
01:33:14.620 line but at the end of the day they
01:33:16.520 said they don't agree with it so why are you putting words in their mouth why are you saying
01:33:20.880 that well you know the veterans opinion doesn't matter it's not like they were the ones that
01:33:24.440 fought it's us we matter and this goes back to the whole uh attitude of elites right not know us
01:33:31.640 not knowing what's best you know they think this educated class this managerial class are the only
01:33:38.200 ones that know what's good for the rest of us including the veterans so you know even though
01:33:42.800 the the legion said no no we don't agree that you know the red poppy represents warm bloodshed and
01:33:49.540 stuff like that right they said we don't agree with that but yet cbc knows more than that and
01:33:55.800 they know more than them right and they're going to tell everybody that well actually don't ask
01:34:00.360 the vets they don't know anything we went to university we got a sociology degree so we know
01:34:07.360 what's most important
01:34:08.340 to everybody in the country.
01:34:11.100 Main character syndrome.
01:34:13.460 The white poppy.
01:34:14.660 That's supposed to be
01:34:15.320 a symbol of peace
01:34:16.100 that represents all
01:34:17.020 who were affected by war.
01:34:18.200 No, it doesn't,
01:34:18.820 because like I said,
01:34:19.420 it doesn't exist.
01:34:20.460 There's no such thing
01:34:21.120 as a white poppy.
01:34:21.800 It doesn't exist.
01:34:24.220 The black poppy
01:34:25.140 seeks to highlight
01:34:25.840 and remember
01:34:26.320 the contributions
01:34:27.000 of African, Black, 0.99
01:34:28.240 and Caribbean people to war. 1.00
01:34:29.800 The purple poppy 1.00
01:34:30.520 highlights all animals
01:34:31.760 that were harmed in war.
01:34:32.940 And the rainbow... 1.00
01:34:33.420 Are you fucking... 1.00
01:34:34.500 Oh my god. 1.00
01:34:36.600 Oh my god. 1.00
01:34:37.360 Throw the fucking computer away. Throw the fucking computer away. 1.00
01:34:41.280 Animals. 1.00
01:34:43.660 What the fuck animals died in the war? 1.00
01:34:46.480 Were they sending out dogs with fucking, you know, dynamite on their back? 1.00
01:34:50.360 Like, I don't understand. 1.00
01:34:52.660 You know, animals get killed every single day from these third world fucking savages in their country. 1.00
01:34:58.280 Does anybody do anything about that? 1.00
01:35:00.580 Are you wearing a purple poppy for that? 0.99
01:35:03.900 The fact of the matter is they don't fucking exist. 0.96
01:35:06.040 okay poppy's only come in red so poppy although there's no official organization behind it with 0.99
01:35:12.060 a clear message it has been seen in recent years yeah see no organization behind it with a clear
01:35:16.180 message but we're just going to make this up and and we're going to present it as its fact to you
01:35:20.080 guys it is associated with the contributions the lgbtq community has made to war efforts like if
01:35:25.640 i can't like if i was a veteran i i hope like the children of some of these veterans
01:35:36.940 come out and speak out about something about this because again you're one more thing you're taking
01:35:43.260 away from our history you're trying to erase the meaning of the poppy and the fact that there is
01:35:48.480 only a red poppy and it means what it fucking means that it's the it resembles the sacrifice
01:35:54.620 of our soldiers it doesn't necessarily mean oh we're promoting war and bloodshed no it represents 1.00
01:36:02.140 the people who gave their life so that you fuckers could sit on cbc and get paid six 1.00
01:36:08.220 figure salaries to come up with this fucking garbage got it so that's disgusting that's all 1.00
01:36:17.120 i wanted to say that's disgusting um i hope more soldiers come out and say stuff about that or like 0.99
01:36:24.300 i said you know more i mean this applies to all soldiers right not just world war ii it applies
01:36:28.320 to all soldiers that were you know lost in battle or whatever oh really i don't know do i want to
01:36:34.840 know waythorn like my point is is maybe people don't like them and stuff like that but you're
01:36:39.820 you're taking a symbol that has always historically meant one thing and trying to adopt it for your
01:36:45.460 own means no one cares okay about we don't we shouldn't care about you know these people that
01:36:52.620 lost their lives and from Caribbean communities like unless you are a Canadian that fought for
01:36:57.840 Canada and lost your life for Canada I don't care okay let your own country celebrate how they want 0.98
01:37:03.820 but here like I said the poppy has always meant something
01:37:08.700 you know Flanders Fields we all know the poem so stop trying to hijack everything
01:37:14.120 moving on this is even this is great this is how we you know
01:37:22.600 treat our soldiers now again we've we've heard the story before this isn't necessarily new but
01:37:29.440 more people are coming out with i guess evidence with receipts for this they fought for their
01:37:35.060 country their ward is euthanasia veterans with serious injuries or ptsd reveal they are being
01:37:40.420 invited to end their lives under canada's assisted dying system
01:37:45.320 yeah i mean i can understand how it's been subverted now um with the legion that's why
01:37:53.280 i said like sometimes the legion is not like it's not really the place it was before um and i do
01:37:58.600 think a lot of veterans especially from like i said you know world war ii maybe the vietnam war
01:38:03.560 those kinds of things are you know they're not awake to the jq they're kind of still you know
01:38:09.660 in that i guess that they did they were on the right side of history they're kind of in that
01:38:15.140 mindset that for a mind frame you know so I don't think that's ever going to change for them anyways 1.00
01:38:21.420 it's like I said it's not going to change until all these boomers unfortunately die off and then 1.00
01:38:25.840 you know the truth will hopefully be able to come out yeah basically shamrock okay so let's read 0.99
01:38:35.720 what the Daily Mail has to say because they won't be as kind with their words as the CBC and stuff
01:38:42.320 like that would be um veterans was serious so we read that already uh i hate these pop-ups it's so
01:38:51.160 annoying it was two days before christmas when david balzer a physically healthy man in his 30s
01:38:55.720 was offered medically assisted dying by veterans affairs by a veterans affairs caseworker a former
01:39:03.080 soldier who had served two tours in afghanistan balzer had been receiving psychological treatments
01:39:08.000 for PTSD and suicidal thoughts isn't it nice the government will send you to fight wars for
01:39:14.860 other countries fight sand wars and stuff like that obviously you know you're going to have some
01:39:22.780 psychological effects of that of seeing people being killed every day seeing children seeing 0.95
01:39:27.860 all the shit that goes on in these countries on the daily basis that's not how we live here so 0.98
01:39:31.760 it's going to be shocking to your system and you see that for enough it's going to have an effect 0.99
01:39:36.300 on you mentally so what does the government do about that they're sending you they're giving you
01:39:41.560 this condition by sending you there to fight wars that have nothing to do with Canada and then when
01:39:46.620 you come back they're saying well you know there's no cure for PTSD sorry for your luck mate would 0.99
01:39:52.140 you like made isn't that a fucking bitch and they wonder why people are not rushing to join the 0.99
01:39:59.900 military yeah well that's what i mean we we fought for the wrong side but you know a lot of these 0.99
01:40:07.100 veterans of world war ii would well if there's any still alive they would argue that
01:40:12.640 um he relied so the soldier former soldier relied on veterans benefits to survive after struggling
01:40:21.320 to reintegrate into civilian life so he was shocked when he received the letter informing
01:40:26.500 him that his benefits had been cut.
01:40:30.880 Upset and looking for answers, he called Veterans Affairs Canada, but rather than receiving
01:40:36.160 the help he was seeking, he claimed the caseworker instructed him to end the call and provided
01:40:53.100 him with a different number to contact. During the subsequent conversation, he said the caseworker
01:40:57.360 reviewed his file and suggested he consider another option. He looked at my file and said,
01:41:02.580 I can see the therapy you've done. It doesn't seem like much has helped. I'd like you to keep
01:41:07.240 an open mind and think about this. Have you ever given any thought to medical assistants in dying?
01:41:14.800 Balzer is among several Canadian veterans who have told the Daily Mail they were offered
01:41:18.460 euthanasia in connection with their mental health struggles and disabilities. So this is him,
01:41:23.100 i guess um some said they felt disposable and abandoned by the country they served for years
01:41:29.920 as one claimed a nurse had bragged to him about how many people they had euthanized 0.98
01:41:33.940 these people yeah these people are fucking sick like and that and that's i don't know if a lot 0.98
01:41:41.540 of people know this as well ad guard okay i don't know if people know this as well but um 1.00
01:41:50.480 a lot of people in the medical field are sickos and that's why they work in the medical field
01:41:56.080 like the um nurses especially like they get in that field because they have uh like munch 0.99
01:42:04.540 sometimes they have munchausen syndrome sometimes they just fucking like like this shit like they're 1.00
01:42:08.700 sickos so the fact that a nurse said that and bragged about it it doesn't surprise me 1.00
01:42:13.140 another said it's easier to access legal marijuana than medical equipment as they argue canada it's
01:42:18.800 Canada is washing its hands of its servicemen. 0.93
01:42:21.640 Well, yeah, because they have brown people that have come in and they need to help. 0.99
01:42:26.320 And you, white man, you're a little too uppity for them. 0.97
01:42:29.160 You're going to say a little too much. 0.98
01:42:30.680 You might complain too much.
01:42:32.520 So they're going to bring somebody in that will replace you and shut their mouth about it.
01:42:37.200 And then they don't have to pay for your health care.
01:42:40.420 The Daily Mail also spoke to Catherine Christensen, a lawyer representing several veterans who were offered MAID
01:42:45.920 and is working on a proposed class action lawsuit against the government.
01:42:49.280 I did see a tweet about that, and I don't know, maybe I do have it on here.
01:42:54.360 Yeah.
01:42:55.520 So we don't have to read the whole story.
01:42:57.580 The Daily Mail writes really long stories, so I don't want to bore you guys with it,
01:43:01.240 but, you know, I would check it out.
01:43:02.740 Like, it just gives a few different accounts from a few different veterans
01:43:07.580 who have been offered this, so it's not, like, just one person that said it.
01:43:11.160 There's been multiple veterans that have come forward and said this,
01:43:14.760 and we heard this before like this isn't new like there was that um a veteran that woman that was in
01:43:20.540 a wheelchair and I think needed a ramp and they offered her the same thing like they offered her
01:43:25.320 maid too because she was injured in the line of duty and now she's in a wheelchair and they offered
01:43:31.080 maid as for her as well so this isn't new I mean it's they're becoming more bold with it but you 0.97
01:43:37.500 know I don't know like I said I feel like Canada doesn't even seem to give a shit about their
01:43:43.220 reputation on the world stage because i mean you have the daily mail reporting on stuff like this 0.56
01:43:47.700 i'm sure other u.s outlets are going to report on it and stuff like it's like it's almost like they 0.93
01:43:51.440 don't even give a fuck anymore it's like whatever you know what i mean because they're not worried 0.88
01:43:55.860 i guess about attracting people from western countries they're they they have their deal with 0.99
01:44:00.460 India already yeah Waythorne like I said I will say this until the day I'm six feet under but
01:44:14.940 this is all a ploy by Carney he's managed decline of the country so that we end up having to join
01:44:21.180 the EU we're told that we have no choice because we need a big bailout or whatever we go broke the 1.00
01:44:27.380 country something like that yeah pat patrick brown's a fucking traitor and like i said 0.99
01:44:35.880 traitors are going to face the wall first this is another just an example right this is about that 1.00
01:44:43.460 loss uh veteran lawsuit so table salt got you know she's he or she said they're getting flooded
01:44:49.440 with heartbroken stories of canadian vets from afghanistan who were offered euthanization of
01:44:54.820 course and you know they're gonna they're gonna hedge their bets that a lot of these veterans are
01:45:00.540 obviously have ptsd or have some sort of mental illness because of you know serving so they can
01:45:05.820 easily brush them off as being crazy or hallucinating it or just you know like they used
01:45:10.320 to do when they called people conspiracy theorists they can just you know play um whatever they can
01:45:16.220 just defend it by saying that you know this person's crazy they misunderstood what we said
01:45:20.640 They came to us telling us they were suffering so bad.
01:45:23.540 You know what I mean?
01:45:24.040 Like, they'll defend it that way.
01:45:26.480 It's not like they were worried.
01:45:29.680 I don't think they were worried necessarily about soldiers going forward. 0.62
01:45:32.920 I think they figured they'd be able to mitigate it by just claiming that they're crazy.
01:45:39.220 And this is another, again, this is just another tweet, right?
01:45:42.100 So this apparently, yeah, is, talks about lawsuit.
01:45:48.320 I don't know why. Oh, I don't know why I bookmark so many of these. They're all the same fucking story. This was the other one that I wanted to, again, this is another fuck you to our military before Remembrance Day. So the military budget, squeeze limits paid Remembrance Day participation in Ontario. So they're basically squeezing the limit that people, veterans get paid to participate in the Remembrance Days ceremony.
01:46:16.080 so southwest ontario reserve is told the attendance was capped at 50 per unit but they can attend
01:46:21.960 unpaid now i do get like maybe this would be construed as waste but this is not the only
01:46:30.680 thing that they're cutting you know what i mean like this is kind of like after they've already
01:46:34.840 cut some other major things and at the end of the day these people you know are well
01:46:39.700 they're committing or whatever taking the ultimate sacrifice for well it's not for canada really but 0.97
01:46:50.720 they think it is right so like you the least you could fucking do is pay them their measly 0.99
01:46:56.780 fucking wages to attend the fucking uh remembrance day ceremony 0.99
01:47:00.880 a series of leaked internal emails involving members of 31 canadian brigade show of 31 1.00
01:47:09.680 canadian brigade show internal budget restraints imposed across the military have forced local
01:47:15.080 commanders to limit paid attendance to 50 troops per unit the brigade which is headquartered at
01:47:20.560 wolseley barracks in london has 13 units which are sprinkled across the region including st
01:47:25.620 Thomas, Waterloo, and Hamilton. The decision means 650 soldiers out of a total strength of
01:47:31.200 2,400 can participate in local ceremonies. Troops who contacted CBC News say maximum
01:47:37.480 participation was encouraged in the past. So they wanted more people because it's all about image,
01:47:41.860 right? They want to show that, you know, we have the most dedicated military. They were paying them.
01:47:47.600 So now they've decided we're not going to pay you anymore for attendance.
01:47:51.140 the reservists normally get half days pay for ceremonial events said one of the internal emails 0.94
01:47:57.400 now i will agree with this if they can look fucking professional like if they're going to 0.99
01:48:03.660 look like those military things we saw recently at other parades where it was just a total fucking 0.99
01:48:09.120 embarrassment and shit show then no no you shouldn't get paid for that you shouldn't even 0.98
01:48:14.840 be doing it but if they're going to be like professional soldiers that their actual active 0.99
01:48:20.180 duty or you know soldiers that have gone through basic training that are capable of you know
01:48:24.420 representing the country in a respectful manner then why not the decision is not going over well
01:48:32.220 among troops many of whom have reached out to CBC I'm surprised CBC is reporting on this to be honest
01:48:37.700 with you the government's going to tell them to shut it down real quick originally it seems the
01:48:42.400 plan had been to fund fewer than 50 soldiers per unit but in an October 9th internal email the
01:48:47.660 brigade commander colonel blair ashford wrote that he had decided to increase the allotment
01:48:52.580 and that it was a defensible number because it matched the number of soldiers that turn out for
01:48:56.640 exercises he alluded to having to make a final choice between ceremonies and the one day a week
01:49:01.720 of training you and the one day a week of training units are expected to complete
01:49:05.780 um so basically they're they're having they're forced to cut their budget and this is where
01:49:11.280 they're deciding to cut it cut it because they're saying we cannot take from other buckets of money
01:49:16.020 time for ceremonial events cancelling thursday nights or weekend training to get time and money
01:49:20.760 for ceremonial events so their government's basically asking them to you know um cut their
01:49:27.660 budget on their own uh i i'm not like i said i'm not totally against this in the in the sense that
01:49:34.260 like you know really do we need to be paying reservists you know to show up like i said if it
01:49:41.940 was regular i think regular veterans that actually have served should get paid extra to show if they
01:49:47.800 want to go and show up if they're not working and they can do it because the thing is is most of
01:49:51.620 these well i would hope most of these people have jobs so not everybody works for the federal
01:49:58.200 government and gets the day off uh so some of these people might have civilian jobs and you know 0.97
01:50:03.820 they want to be reimbursed for taking the day off work so i mean it it it's fucking it's it's 0.98
01:50:11.720 bullshit I think like you know I don't necessarily agree that we need to have that many and every 0.99
01:50:16.140 single reservist should have to get to go and be paid for because you know we have bigger things 0.97
01:50:21.760 we could be spending our military budget on but I think it is just kind of an example of where like 0.97
01:50:27.800 they don't give a fuck they don't care about the military do you think in the U.S. that this would 0.92
01:50:32.300 happen never never they obviously they spend the most on their military right and and I don't think 0.99
01:50:38.600 it has to be that extreme either but there's got to be a happy balance in the between
01:50:41.860 this like mark carney just recently added the coast guard to the military numbers just so it
01:50:47.780 could artificially make it look like we're spending more on our military but they're
01:50:53.520 not military like the coast guard is not part of the military here so it's pretty sick i think like
01:51:03.480 again they've always depended on at least i as long as i can remember canada has not spent its
01:51:10.520 fair share on military defense they've always kind of relied passively on the u.s defending
01:51:17.040 them because it would be in the u.s's interest to do so right because we're their neighbor and you
01:51:21.760 know getting through canada means that the u.s is put at risk so they haven't really done much 0.98
01:51:27.160 with their military and now this is all coming back to bite them in the ass but what they're 0.85
01:51:31.820 going to do instead of investing more money in that and less in sending money to the ukraine 0.97
01:51:35.660 and to india and to africa and all these other places they're going to force people to cut they're
01:51:41.340 going to force the military to cut their budgets so that not only do we not have you know we don't
01:51:46.940 have competent soldiers anymore we're not even going to have you know nutritiously healthy
01:51:52.000 soldiers they're not even going to be actually healthy they're not going to be you know have
01:51:56.200 nutritious food to eat or any food to eat like it's it's insane
01:52:00.440 yeah well that's what i mean the only thing that matters in geopolitical politics is force or or
01:52:11.600 the perception of force right so a strong military gives the perception of strength obviously and the
01:52:19.860 fact that you know or at least it gives the perception that you could you have force you
01:52:24.720 have a lot of military force you could you know defend yourself you could possibly take over other
01:52:28.940 countries like it's what it portrays and you're right shamrock like having a strong military 0.98
01:52:33.720 it it's a show of force and more more than likely most countries won't fuck with you 0.99
01:52:40.560 does anybody fuck with the u.s really like does anybody take it upon themselves to go and actually 0.98
01:52:45.580 other than the terrorist attacks which again are arguably you know could be inside jobs 0.99
01:52:49.820 has any country decided to like just straight up bomb the us no because they know it's over
01:52:55.200 because they have the military so it's true it's a it's a show of strength and a show of a healthy
01:53:01.520 nation i think as well but they're trying to demonize it because they want to emasculate any
01:53:07.100 kind of um feelings or you know desire to perpetuate force against anybody else they
01:53:14.500 want us all to be handcuffed both metaphorically and physically we can't defend ourselves we
01:53:19.740 don't have guns we don't have any of this stuff so now they want to make it to the point where
01:53:23.840 you know you don't even think about defending yourself you think it's wrong to defend yourself
01:53:27.940 because that's like an act of war or something it's just totally brainwashing and emasculating 0.55
01:53:32.580 the men of like the Canadian men and that's why they they continue to do it right they're not
01:53:37.840 do you think they're teaching these people from the Middle East um that are coming in here and
01:53:42.340 from Africa and India are you teaching that you think they're teaching them about not using force
01:53:48.120 I highly doubt it
01:53:50.540 and that was the other thing I don't know if I mentioned it
01:53:55.900 yet or if I have oh this was we're going to talk about this the
01:53:59.200 Wayne Wright tragedy because it's been swept under the rug too
01:54:01.440 but somebody put out a statistic today
01:54:05.320 that basically said that we have
01:54:07.980 we're basically getting the same problem as India
01:54:11.540 in the sense that we have twice as many men as women in the country 1.00
01:54:15.640 so because we're importing all kinds of the you know least desirable indians which are the single 0.99
01:54:21.880 men because india has the same problem right they have twice as many men their reasoning 0.99
01:54:26.620 is because they have abortions right and they kill girls right because families want to have boys
01:54:32.820 so because of that they already have a huge gap between the genders right well apparently it's 0.98
01:54:39.960 now on the rest of the world to solve this problem so we're importing all these you know single men
01:54:45.500 Well, now it's created a imbalance here in Canada as well, because the majority of the immigrants that are coming in here are men, middle aged men, military aged men, whatever. Right. So that's creating an imbalance here as well. 0.99
01:55:02.600 so that's always that's nice right so that's i'm sure gonna add to the safety of women and
01:55:08.120 children in canada having you know twice as many men and the majority of them men being from
01:55:14.020 violent cultures that think rape is acceptable yeah words are violence okay so let's wrap this
01:55:21.800 remembrance day well it's not really a remembrance day stream i wasn't very respectful can i tell you
01:55:26.420 today that i'm not going to mention names okay but somebody had the audacity to tell me that i
01:55:33.460 shouldn't have a santa hat in my profile picture before remembrance day and i get it okay i've
01:55:40.380 always followed that as far as i don't put my christmas decorations up or stuff like that 0.92
01:55:44.720 but bitch are you serious you're concerned about somebody wearing a santa hat before 1.00
01:55:50.020 remembrance day when our country is being taken over by fucking indians i don't think the vets 1.00
01:55:57.440 are going to be concerned that i wore a santa hat the day before remembrance day get your 1.00
01:56:02.900 fucking priorities straight anyways the tragedy at cfb wainwright has been swept under the rug by 0.98
01:56:11.020 the government we now or now we learn 15 soldiers remain on ventilators and nine are critical so 0.98
01:56:18.740 So let's see what, am I going to read this?
01:56:21.220 I'll have to use an ad blocker like Waythorne said.
01:56:24.920 Oh no, we'll get to read it.
01:56:28.960 And it's true, I haven't heard anything else since this initially happened.
01:56:31.860 I don't know about anybody else.
01:56:33.280 I mean, I haven't been looking, but I didn't hear anything else about it.
01:56:38.820 15 Canadian soldiers remain on ventilators more than three weeks after the deadly fire
01:56:43.640 at CFB Wainwright, according to information obtained by Global News.
01:56:47.140 i'm still sus on this whole thing like i just don't understand how that many people could have
01:56:51.560 been surprised by a fire while you were outside and you could see everything like it just doesn't
01:56:55.900 make sense yeah how dare a senior alberta government official provided global with a
01:57:01.620 section of a confidential alberta health services briefing document after almost a week of
01:57:06.700 unsuccessful attempts to get the department of national defense to disclose how many injured
01:57:11.020 soldiers remained in critical condition.
01:57:13.440 Are they allowed to do that?
01:57:15.940 The official referred Global to Acute Care Alberta for further comment.
01:57:20.520 The document dated November 5th provides a detailed breakdown of the conditions of soldiers
01:57:25.740 who remained hospitalized following the fire that killed four and injured 39.
01:57:32.780 Global sought clarification from AHS before publication to ensure the accuracy of the
01:57:37.120 numbers.
01:57:37.420 The report showed that as of November 5th, 21 soldiers remained hospitalized in Alberta.
01:57:42.760 Of that number, 10 were listed in critical condition, 8 were stable in intensive care, and 3 were stable in medical units.
01:57:49.280 By November 9th, the number of soldiers in critical condition had dropped to 9, while 12 were listed as stable.
01:57:55.560 Two weeks ago, 13 were in critical condition.
01:57:58.660 She explained that some burn patients required prolonged ventilator assistance due to smoke inhalation or airway injuries,
01:58:05.140 even when their condition is stable. 0.99
01:58:07.420 This has really got me fucked up. 0.98
01:58:09.580 Like, I honestly can't imagine how this happened, 0.99
01:58:12.600 the way they portrayed it happening.
01:58:15.200 But again, I'm not in the military.
01:58:18.300 Patients classified as critical typically require additional life-sustaining support,
01:58:22.460 such as assistance with breathing or medications to maintain blood pressure.
01:58:28.120 Yeah, I mean, I can see somebody being on a ventilator if they had smoke inhalation.
01:58:32.620 But again, this is where I'm confused,
01:58:34.660 because the way they portray the story is that they were outside doing a training exercise and
01:58:39.600 a fire came you know racing out of nowhere but like I'm still like you were outside like to
01:58:47.200 suffer smoke inhalation while you're outside is a pretty hard like you'd have to be right in the 0.89
01:58:52.520 middle of a fucking fire like I guess well maybe not I guess if it consumed enough of the area it 0.91
01:58:57.280 would fuck the the air up but I don't know it just doesn't sound like it's it doesn't sound 0.98
01:59:02.820 like it makes sense to me um where were we four patients have burns covering 51 to 60 percent of
01:59:11.180 their body bro they're not gonna make it like i don't know man that's like i think when you're
01:59:17.380 getting approaching 30 and 40 percent of your body you're hey pac-man thank you so much
01:59:22.720 oh i wish i could see that whole thing pac-man i'll read it pac-man says hi thanks for remembering
01:59:30.940 the canadian soldiers if only we could go get two young girls and women first and direct their
01:59:35.040 empathy to the proper place men who died for them and their nation and the mothers and sisters who
01:59:40.920 lament their absence yes very good uh pac-man and i agree with that we really do like i said we
01:59:46.940 really have to it's the culture we really have to push a cultural change and i think it is happening
01:59:51.680 especially among the young men the women will follow eventually when the men start you know
01:59:57.200 kind of rising up but i don't know man we have a long way to go i think with the girls 0.99
02:00:01.480 they've really been fucking brainwashed 0.96
02:00:03.860 um okay so 14 soldiers were being treated at the university of alberta 0.99
02:00:11.740 yeah well you know and you know what pac-man i said you may have heard this when i said this
02:00:17.140 before but i and i heard this from somebody else i can't take credit for this but that they um
02:00:22.060 women tend to especially women that don't have children tend to use migrants as like a pseudo
02:00:28.680 child like as a replacement child because they never had kids so they kind of that becomes their 0.95
02:00:34.060 mission right like whereas a woman who has kids or you know wants to have a family and is married 0.93
02:00:38.640 their kind of purpose in life becomes their children whereas these women don't have children 0.97
02:00:43.820 and maybe they're not planning on having children so their purpose becomes these migrants and they 1.00
02:00:50.700 kind of replace the the child you know need in them psychological need for a child and that's
02:00:56.260 why they defend them so vehemently after right because even your if it was your own child it's
02:01:00.780 hard to believe that your own child would do something right even though maybe deep down you
02:01:03.980 know that they did it's really hard as a parent to come to terms with the fact that your child
02:01:07.920 did something horrendous so that's what these people are doing they're replacing these people
02:01:12.080 they're treating them as pseudo children and then they get really upset when someone either insults 0.61
02:01:17.660 that child or or when someone calls that pseudo child out for bad behavior right they'll come up
02:01:24.200 with excuses for them so that's what it is it's you can't change the biology of human beings in 0.50
02:01:31.320 a century right and that's what they've been trying to do it takes much longer than that
02:01:37.280 you know we've been on earth for probably a million years like and evolving since you know 0.98
02:01:43.720 since then right so you're not going to change women's evolution and the biological need to
02:01:48.740 have a child or want to have a child yes yes baby not baby hitler you're right it is
02:01:57.620 it is right and and this is the biggest thing too there was also studies done that show like
02:02:03.240 that not having a man like a dad in the house is extremely detrimental detrimental to both
02:02:11.840 men or boys and girls right obviously I think it affects the boys more but it's still it affects
02:02:19.220 the girls too so people kind of like to dismiss this whole the importance of fathers and women
02:02:24.660 obviously the modern feminist movement and modern women nowadays like to demonize men as being
02:02:30.020 unnecessary and like toxic and like not you know shouldn't be a part of the equation and stuff like
02:02:36.400 that but again these are also women that don't want to have kids either or they they tell themselves 0.99
02:02:40.200 they don't want to have kids because they've been brainwashed into thinking that life is all about 0.96
02:02:43.960 them that you know they don't have any kind of duty to their people or their nation or their
02:02:48.940 family name or anything like that it's all about them and you know what having a kid is uncomfortable
02:02:53.640 it might make me fat it might make me not be able to spend as much money at starbucks so like it's 0.93
02:02:58.820 all these things that get into their head right and then yeah then you have women that are in 0.99
02:03:02.820 their late 30s early 40s who didn't have a kid can't have one now they're past their you know 1.00
02:03:08.340 biological clock or whatever and they probably are single they probably don't even have a boyfriend 0.99
02:03:12.400 at that point in time so then they take on these migrants as pseudo children 1.00
02:03:15.480 yeah I can agree with that yeah and I've said this before like after you know and it's kind 1.00
02:03:21.700 of relevant to our conversation tonight after the war like the world war ii i think was obviously
02:03:26.940 the biggest one we had the vietnam war and the korean war and stuff like that but you know
02:03:31.480 canadians obviously played a bigger role in world war ii but the people that fought in world war ii
02:03:36.900 were part of what they called the silent generation right the the parents of the boomers
02:03:40.480 after world war ii it was stable they had a boom they had an economic boom things were safe the
02:03:47.780 economy was great so they had like they had tons of kids right um because they were now feeling
02:03:55.340 safe in their thing well these boomers they never had to experience really any war or anything like
02:04:00.340 that they were still kids when you know even the korean war was going on or whatever like they
02:04:04.900 didn't have to experience that they had a pretty decent life their parents suffered to give them a
02:04:10.440 good life and now that has trickled down so now we've gotten to the point a few generations removed
02:04:15.020 from that where it's the weakest men that have they've weak men have gotten into gone to even 0.98
02:04:21.620 weaker men women have gone to even more evil than they were like it's just everything's fucked up 0.94
02:04:28.120 everything's fucked up and I think it's because we had it so easy we never really had any kind 0.98
02:04:33.020 hardships um since world war ii since the generation that fought in world war ii 0.96
02:04:37.920 we haven't really had any meaningful hardships in western countries
02:04:41.220 uh yeah and the women are brainwashed i honestly i i was one of those women but i do have to say
02:04:49.220 that having kids does change that a little bit not for everybody but um you start thinking about
02:04:56.680 obviously somebody else besides yourself right uh where are we
02:05:02.280 okay so so 14 was at university of alberta hospital in edmonton seven at the foothills
02:05:09.580 medical center in calgary um it also recorded three discharge and six repatriations which
02:05:14.940 include transfers between provinces so yeah repatriations were you know soldiers that were
02:05:19.980 maybe from other provinces um and they were repatriated back global news repeatedly pressed
02:05:25.260 D&D for updated figures on injured
02:05:27.160 soldiers after the department had not provided
02:05:29.200 a public update on their condition
02:05:31.160 since October 22nd. I can't believe it
02:05:33.180 was that fucking long ago. 0.96
02:05:36.860 See how fast things go in the news cycle? It's crazy. 0.99
02:05:40.800 On November 4th, three days after Global submitted
02:05:43.020 questions, D&D issued a statement saying
02:05:45.120 25 soldiers remained hospitalized.
02:05:47.580 14 had been released
02:05:48.980 and four had been transferred
02:05:51.040 to hospitals in BC and Ontario. 1.00
02:05:53.660 Too bad for those guys coming to Ontario.
02:05:57.060 It did not provide updated critical condition figures.
02:06:00.720 After further unanswered inquiries, D&D said the evening of November 6th
02:06:05.140 that it would not comment further as patient status fell under the responsibility
02:06:08.420 of provincial health care authorities and clinicians.
02:06:14.060 Zilke, whoever that is, said going forward she would work with the CAF
02:06:17.040 to provide weekly updates on injured soldiers.
02:06:19.160 that oh she's the emergency management minister
02:06:23.140 so she has approved federal assistance I want to see if there's
02:06:27.260 any
02:06:27.660 I want to see if there's any like
02:06:32.640 what do you call it ideas as to what happened if they mention
02:06:37.240 it
02:06:37.460 yeah so basically no they haven't the federal government
02:06:43.300 is going to announce 25 million in the federal budget for Canadian forces morale
02:06:47.280 and welfare services after they're off are they going to offer these guys made after probably
02:06:53.760 another three million will be invested to support the wainwright military family resource center 0.98
02:06:59.820 okay so i get it you know it's their fault this is their way of saying that you know we fucked up 0.96
02:07:06.760 either we hired incompetent people or we allowed incompetent people to perform this duty we had an 0.98
02:07:14.400 incompetent leader whatever it is the government's admitting fault in this right they're getting
02:07:18.840 ahead of it so they're going to invest three million but you can't even invest for basic
02:07:23.720 necessities for our active military members like i i agree i get it like these you know soldiers
02:07:29.580 obviously should have some sort of you know compensation for what they're going through
02:07:34.140 but what about the ones that are actively expected to go and fight you know you guys have been
02:07:39.620 telling us for a little bit that we need to have at least three days worth of groceries all the
02:07:43.900 western countries are being told this so something's coming right and you're gonna let
02:07:50.780 our soldiers go out to slaughter like that with ill being ill-equipped undernourished 0.99
02:07:56.200 fucking underpaid like what do you think is gonna happen 0.99
02:08:00.280 the three million is only one body worth yeah basically basically and i i would not be fucking 0.99
02:08:09.480 shocked in the least if we found out that the government or you know I guess because health
02:08:15.980 care is is sorry guys my mic health care is managed by the province right I wouldn't be 0.99
02:08:22.440 shocked if people like that fat fuck here in Ontario Doug Ford you know use that money to 0.99
02:08:28.700 fund the health care system like the from organ selling I would not be surprised right but then 1.00
02:08:33.480 again I could see if somebody like him was doing that he'd probably be pocketing it for himself
02:08:37.780 but i i wouldn't be shocked in the least if organs were being sold that are coming from made right
02:08:42.640 especially if you think about it too especially um some of these soldiers that they're talking about
02:08:48.180 that are uh that are you know have ptsd other than you know having ptsd they're probably
02:08:57.240 otherwise healthy so imagine all the organs they could get harvest from that person a healthy 0.99
02:09:02.120 soldier physically healthy soldier fuck like like waythorn said that's three million bucks man they 0.99
02:09:08.360 could sell all the organs to the some u.s to the highest bidder or maybe some canadian jews i don't 1.00
02:09:13.960 know it's pretty fucked up you know what i mean that you're you know it's pretty fucked up that 1.00
02:09:19.740 you would even suggest that to uh a soldier i mean to suggest it to anybody i think is is fucking 0.99
02:09:27.300 is insane the fact that you can even approach the topic unless somebody comes to you about it first 0.93
02:09:34.500 like is is insane to me but soldiers like the people who were injured if it wasn't for fighting 0.99
02:09:42.140 for your bullshit fucking wars that you guys get involved in that have nothing to do with us and 0.99
02:09:47.240 we should not be involved in so getting injured or suffering a lifelong you know uh condition 1.00
02:09:53.800 because of it and you fucking can't even like i said send them with the right fucking equipment 1.00
02:10:01.380 you can't even give them a living fucking wage you can't even pay them to go to the fucking 1.00
02:10:07.200 uh ceremony that's pretty fucking sick but you have no fucking problem sending multiple millions 1.00
02:10:15.200 of dollars to that fucking coke sniffing fucking scammer in ukraine like i don't know what else 1.00
02:10:22.200 to say to people like to get them to understand that this is like legit clown world legit fucking 1.00
02:10:27.600 clown world yeah they are broke they're profiting up exactly well they're they're trying to um 0.97
02:10:35.060 secure the bag before they bail out right like that's especially what mark carney is doing like 0.74
02:10:40.900 he's trying to secure his bag get as much you know um brookfield assets as he can like that's
02:10:46.300 why he was doing the whole heat pump thing get their stocks up and then he's gonna cut and run 0.98
02:10:50.840 right he doesn't give a fuck like i said none of these people have to live with the consequences 0.93
02:10:55.880 of their actions right they will be the ones that live in gated enclave communities with 0.99
02:11:01.220 private security while the rest of us are fucking fighting to you know have something to eat every 0.61
02:11:05.440 night fighting with feral savages from the third world 70 see 70 million for seek long-term care 0.91
02:11:13.060 do you know how long the wait list is in ontario for long-term care and it's been this way even
02:11:19.860 before the invasion happened okay so you know i would say 10 years ago maybe the wait list for a
02:11:27.720 long-term care home you know if you were on if you weren't in any kind of crisis and you know you
02:11:32.440 just wanted to put your name on a long-term care home um you know because you're aging whatever
02:11:36.740 you were looking at about minimum seven years maybe five to seven years now it's over 10
02:11:43.400 so why are they building a specific ethnic or an ethnic specific group or a long-term care home
02:11:52.300 listen if the c community i mean i don't agree that any of these ethnic specific things should
02:11:57.680 be built here right this is canada and we're european people right so nothing specific or
02:12:05.160 religious specifically religious or anything like that should be allowed to exist i firmly believe
02:12:10.000 that but let's just say that I'm not in charge which I'm not you if the Sikh organization or
02:12:17.580 whoever it is the community wants to raise their own money to build a long-term care home and pay
02:12:22.580 to have it you know staffed and stuff like that fine but no I my tax dollars are not going to
02:12:28.380 fund a specific ethnic like ethno specific long-term care home when we have millions of
02:12:36.220 people probably waiting on the long-term care list. So no, no, no, we're not, we're not building
02:12:41.900 specific ones. We're not giving money to that. Okay. What we're going to do is we're going to
02:12:46.300 change it so that you are not eligible for long-term care. If you have not been, if you
02:12:51.020 were not born in Ontario, let's just start with that. You're not eligible. You can go to a private
02:12:56.440 home and pay out of your own pocket, but you're not eligible to have a taxpayer funded one. We're
02:13:01.120 going to start with that and that will probably cut it down by half if you cut if you said people
02:13:06.140 who were not born in ontario cannot get government subsidy for long-term care they cannot go into a
02:13:12.220 government subsidized long-term care bed that list would be cut in half that's really all they have
02:13:18.160 to do and then after that you start building more of them but i really do think that you know and i
02:13:23.200 guess they did try to do this but it doesn't work because our culture has changed so much
02:13:27.960 like we never this is a a post-modern thing right the long-term care home like this was never
02:13:35.820 in society you know previous to whatever the 1950s i guess you could say whatever
02:13:42.040 until they institutionalized or what would you call it privatized um actually it's not even
02:13:47.720 privatized they kind of like socialized they gave up the responsibility for our elderly to the state
02:13:54.420 basically so now nobody takes care of the elderly they don't live you know the daughters well and 0.71
02:13:59.480 again it's because a lot of women now have to work right full-time but historically you know 0.85
02:14:04.300 the mother would take care of the kids and the the grandparents and if while the grandparents 0.77
02:14:08.140 were well they would help raise the kids like it was like a multi-generational thing
02:14:11.400 um that you know doesn't happen anymore so i don't even think that like in a perfect world 0.95
02:14:18.540 we wouldn't even have that culture where we need to dump our you know elderly people into
02:14:22.660 long-term care homes again with the small caveat that health issues are different right like if
02:14:28.720 somebody has massive major health issues and both people are working and you can't take care of
02:14:34.000 your parents it is what it is right they need medical support people didn't live this long
02:14:38.300 you know 50 60 80 years ago they didn't live to 90 years old or 100 years old right they were
02:14:44.880 lucky if they lived to their 80s so now you have people that are expected to take care of their 0.91
02:14:50.280 parents you know who are in poor health for 30 fucking years and that's not realistic either 0.98
02:14:54.500 so I don't know they've really fucked us they've really fucked us and more so I think right now 0.99
02:15:00.660 is the veterans that are getting fucked because these are the people like I said that were you 0.99
02:15:05.660 know misled into risking their life for sand wars that have nothing to do with fucking us 0.99
02:15:09.900 and now look at what the what they're getting for it 0.98
02:15:13.140 yeah well and that's the same thing here pac-man
02:15:20.140 um in Canada like well I think they do like I think they make you or they used to they used to
02:15:28.780 make you um declare like all your assets and stuff like that and you might not have been eligible for
02:15:34.880 a subsidy for long-term care if you had any kind of savings or assets and stuff like that they do
02:15:40.300 the same thing here um they want you to you know pay for it and I don't know like I I think it 1.00
02:15:46.960 wouldn't be an issue if we weren't paying for foreigners, right? Like if we went back to having 1.00
02:15:51.540 just a homogenous country, then yeah, it wouldn't be that big of a deal for the taxpayers to, you 0.92
02:15:57.040 know, pay like, and I wouldn't even have an issue with it to pay for the seniors, right? So they 0.99
02:16:00.920 don't have to use all their savings and they can pass down some generational wealth. But the problem
02:16:05.260 is now is that we're also providing long-term care for, you know, a large percentage of the
02:16:10.120 third world. It's not sustainable, like to have the taxpayers pay for that. And then, you know, 0.96
02:16:15.640 also our own aging people so like it wouldn't work without remigration none of the stuff works
02:16:21.900 we can't have um like i said i agree with having like a national socialism model where like it's
02:16:28.460 some things are socialized but for only the nation the people of the nation
02:16:32.580 but it's like i said it's not sustainable with the current population we'd have to do mass
02:16:37.960 uh remigrations and deportations in order for any of that stuff to work
02:16:42.560 yeah and they are they are super expensive and the care that your loved one's getting in there
02:16:48.300 is abysmal right so unless you can afford like legitimately afford a fully private one
02:16:54.340 where you might be paying 10 grand a month
02:16:56.400 yeah no i know there's not enough right and like i said i think like
02:17:03.080 in order to be in a nursing home and say have your own room where you're not sharing with
02:17:08.660 somebody and have like, you know, that around the clock care, like I know you're looking at least
02:17:13.720 $10,000 a month. Who the fuck like, yeah, boomers or whoever would have to go in, they would have 0.97
02:17:19.980 to sell all their assets and live off that, right? Most people aren't getting that from even with 0.98
02:17:24.320 work pensions or private pensions, they're not getting 10 grand a month. So like, ideally,
02:17:30.400 you would think like that would be cheaper, if you could to have your parent move in with you,
02:17:35.040 if you have the space, and maybe hire somebody, right? If you can't do it yourself, or you could
02:17:40.080 quit your job. And you know, I mean, like, it still works out to be cheaper. But the government's big
02:17:44.840 buddies in nursing home, real estate don't get a cut. So they don't want you to do that.
02:17:51.640 Yeah, they do. They have congs. Well, and that's what I mean. You know why Shamrock? Because like
02:17:54.900 I said, they're living longer. Like people didn't live this medical technology is wonderful. But
02:18:00.260 it's prolonging people well past their expiry date like most people and i also think too it 0.97
02:18:05.500 doesn't help with like the food we eat and all this kind of stuff i think all that shit is having 0.85
02:18:09.400 negative effects on people as they age but people didn't usually live that long to get severe 0.86
02:18:15.740 dementia right but now like you know all the symptoms of dementia can be managed with medication
02:18:21.360 with medical interventions with equipment so people it's prolonging it
02:18:25.580 veteran service they do but the other issue because i did work in the community and community
02:18:36.140 services and we contracted like veterans affairs contracted with us um is that even if they have
02:18:43.280 the money to give it it's the finding the people right finding a competent person to take care of 0.86
02:18:48.120 take care of you as a veteran like a competent psw or a nursing assistant or whatever the fuck 1.00
02:18:54.700 they call them they're all fucking you know immigrants right like and and they don't have 1.00
02:18:59.840 the same bedside manner so even if you are able to afford it and even if the veterans affairs will 0.99
02:19:05.200 pay for it what are you getting yeah well but wait did you see the person i was talking with
02:19:13.380 that story of that woman she asked them to help pay for a ramp into her house and they talked to
02:19:17.680 her about maid they gave her like a maid brochure instead she was a veterans affair but i do know
02:19:21.840 they did like again when i was working in that and this is going on 10 15 years um they did do that
02:19:28.360 they would fund it hey wise elk yeah if you can find a retired nurse that's probably your best bet
02:19:37.360 but it's tough like honestly i don't have any uh illusions of that i'm gonna have any kind of
02:19:44.880 competent uh support outside of my children because it's just not gonna happen like we're
02:19:51.700 there's not I don't even think we're going to be there's going to be money for CPP like I think by
02:19:55.800 the time a lot of us retire like us Gen Xers and Millennials there won't be anything left
02:20:02.020 to you know give us any kind of pension so I don't have any illusions that I'm going to have
02:20:08.740 this nice retirement or anything like that yeah well and I think you know I'm gonna get off here
02:20:17.920 soon, because I told you guys I was gonna get off, but I'm blabbing. But I think that's what
02:20:22.960 the government wants. Because the government doesn't want generational wealth, they don't
02:20:27.660 really want that, you know what I mean, from people to pass it on, they want you to be broke
02:20:31.020 so that you're dependent on the government. So what have they done now? They've, you know,
02:20:35.140 made boomers extremely kind of selfish and individualistic. They've made it so that, 0.99
02:20:41.780 you know the boomers children cannot afford life they can't afford to buy homes they can't afford 0.68
02:20:48.160 like any of this stuff well I guess it wouldn't be the boomers children because we're Gen X usually 0.97
02:20:53.680 whatever but I'm just saying they've made it so that the wealth has to get it stops right before 0.94
02:20:58.040 it gets down to the Gen Xers or the sorry the Gen Zs they don't want you to have this they want you 0.97
02:21:04.700 to be broke and dependent on the government they want us all to have this kind of universal benefit 0.99
02:21:08.960 or whatever the fuck they're trying to roll out 0.91
02:21:10.480 so that, you know, they can have, you know, 1.00
02:21:13.880 immigrants do all the shit jobs 1.00
02:21:15.980 and then have AI do all the other ones 1.00
02:21:17.640 and everybody else will just be dependent
02:21:19.960 on the government for their monthly stipend
02:21:21.640 and then guess what?
02:21:22.460 You're never going to vote against them, are you?
02:21:24.060 Because you're dependent on that.
02:21:26.060 That's what I believe is the plan.
02:21:29.800 So, you know, who knows, right?
02:21:33.720 Anyways, guys, I'm going to shut it down now.
02:21:38.960 they win the bet. Yeah, exactly. Wait, that's what I mean. Like they fucked up the CPP they've
02:21:44.720 invested. Like it's totally insane. And you know, that was another problem, right? Like 0.95
02:21:49.500 when they created this, it was a good idea, but what they should have done is they should have 1.00
02:21:53.980 restricted it to, um, Canadians. Like you, you have to work your entire life to be eligible for 0.99
02:22:01.020 it. And none of this other stuff, right? Because I know, you know, a lot of people that come here
02:22:05.340 because a lot of you know especially Indians come here as elderly people right that are they might 0.55
02:22:11.540 work if they work they might work for five years before it's like retirement time right and I know 0.98
02:22:16.140 some of them they say well they don't get CPP right and that may be true but they get other
02:22:19.320 things and they shouldn't get that either so if you if your family brings you to wherever Canada
02:22:26.940 or whatever as a 55 year old where you know best best prospects are of you contributing to the
02:22:33.420 economy for maybe 10 years as a gig driver as an Uber Eats driver like why should you get anything
02:22:40.280 your family should have to take care of you hey Halifax Matt so yeah that's that's all I'm going
02:22:47.360 to say about that but anyways guys thanks for joining I'm going to shut it down and let you
02:22:51.100 get back to your life and I will see you again uh tomorrow we'll probably be doing our space at
02:22:57.280 eight o'clock if everything goes well and then again on thursday good night pacman thank you
02:23:03.560 so much again for the donation and thanks everybody for showing up all the time i love it
02:23:08.440 thank you so much have a good hump day tomorrow's wednesday hump day um and i will see you see you
02:23:14.980 either like i said i'll probably see you tomorrow okay guys see ya bye