00:00:57.900can you guys hear me hold on let's see i'm for some reason having trouble
00:01:12.040can you guys hear me okay yeah you can hear me i just heard myself but for some reason i'm
00:01:20.060having trouble with the intro i don't know why the sound's not working but oh well
00:01:23.740once again we're missing an intro what can i say and i tried to figure this thing out too the chat
00:01:30.740is pulling it from the last uh chat that i had on here so we got some things to fix here i don't
00:01:36.620know what the fuck is going on um i tried to you know do a couple little updates to this uh0.85
00:01:41.700oh okay hey waythorn yeah i don't know what it is it's it's like i've tried all these different0.98
00:01:49.400things and it's just fucking like i don't know it's always giving me an issue but anyways it's0.79
00:01:53.140fine. You guys have seen the intro before. It's not that big of a deal. And at least I believe0.83
00:01:58.120the plan is today to, um, let me just change this setting. Hold on. The plan is today to
00:02:07.060do our Canadian nationalist, uh, space on X at eight o'clock is my understanding. I'm
00:02:17.020just waiting. So we're going to, you know, shoot the shit for about an hour. And then when1.00
00:02:21.640blonde bigot starts it up and fires it up we'll switch over to that and i'll stream that0.75
00:02:25.700so for those of you who were naughty boys and girls and don't have an x account anymore you
00:02:34.140can listen to it through this rumble channel um so the i've talked about this a few times and i
00:02:41.440just wanted to kind of update everybody and if you if you don't know already but you probably
00:02:44.720already do uh the white australia party do i have my chat here yes rumble rumble chat yeah we're
00:02:52.820here okay the white australia party had their um yeah x has been super dewy they've all been0.99
00:02:59.880fucking dewy all these apps like i don't know what the fuck man like it's not like you know i paid1.00
00:03:04.740like i pay to use you know these i pay for premium and shit like that like fuck you think the best1.00
00:03:09.060they could, you know, the least they could do rather is, uh, where the fuck is it? The least0.99
00:03:14.600they could do. Let me just save something here because the chat keeps disappearing. The least
00:03:21.000they could do is make it work properly. That's all I know. But, um, the case was heard. It was
00:03:26.480two days. Um, yeah. Okay. Fair enough. Adam said, yeah, you know what? I can see that as well. But
00:03:34.260again, totally, totally fair point. Um, I wasn't saying, yeah, so it was two, two days, this, uh,
00:03:42.500case. And I know a lot of people, I get from a lot of people that, you know, why do you care so
00:03:47.460much about Australia? Well, besides the fact that, you know, a lot of my good friends are from there.
00:03:52.460The thing is, is that, um, they, this fight is really going to be like across the Anglosphere,
00:04:01.140right um it's going to affect everybody and it's just because if they're let me just fix this
00:04:07.460if their government gets away with this then it's pretty much carte blanche for all the other
00:04:14.380governments right to to do it not that they i mean they've tried right like in canada they've
00:04:18.540tried you know they've gone against the charter of rights and freedoms and the thing for australia
00:04:23.400is they don't really have a governing document like that um they don't have one that protects
00:04:30.360the people anyways like they do have like a i guess a constitution that deals mostly with trade
00:04:35.900and and that that kind of stuff but they don't really have a governing document that's supposed
00:04:39.120to protect the rights of the people even though we have the charter of rights again we really know
00:04:45.000how far that gets us right it's not necessarily the be all end all um or anything like that so
00:04:51.880the white australia party has laid out their case as far as that the government has basically
00:04:59.440overreached in banning them because they're a political party and that's against the constitution
00:05:05.900to ban a political party because people have a right to hear um you know who is a potential like
00:05:13.500who they could vote for potentially i guess but anyways i'm not as obviously as knowledgeable
00:05:18.020about this so i'm going to leave it to the experts and um lone patriot hold on let me find the window
00:05:24.880here we go lone patriot who i believe knows quite a bit about this case um has wrote an article just
00:05:33.820kind of summarizing the last few days and i thought you know who better who better to know that
00:05:37.800yeah i know i keep getting all these notifications too from different things oh it's a mess today
00:05:44.060guys um he was there right so he would know a hell of a lot more than i do um about this so i thought
00:05:51.780we would read his article just to get a summary of what happened, and why it's kind of important,
00:05:56.780I think, for all Western European countries, especially, to be watching this case, because
00:06:02.920it's going to set a precedent across the Anglosphere, especially considering that I believe0.99
00:06:07.880the ultimate goal is to, you know, have one global homo, basically one world government.0.88
00:06:17.700um and you know australia will probably be part of that like i know there might be some countries
00:06:23.580that don't participate in that so again across the anglosphere they're pretty much doing the
00:06:27.880same thing what works in one country they will do in a different country and you know um basically
00:06:34.260see how it goes there because pretty much it's going to work right if they if they get it to
00:06:38.280work in australia then likely they'll get it to work in canada the uk etc etc america is the
00:06:45.360outlier, just because they do have a pretty strong constitution that protects their people.
00:06:53.320But all of us that are blessed to be under the monarchy, or, you know, at one point were,
00:07:02.220we don't have that. So anyways, we're going to read over a Lone Patriots article just to
00:07:08.760see what the get the gist of what's happening and what this means going forward.
00:07:12.480and then we'll check out a couple other things before hopefully blonde gets the space running0.99
00:07:18.700at eight if for some reason it doesn't happen then we'll just keep shooting the shit some more0.80
00:07:22.820i mean i'm sure there's lots we can talk about right so hey shamrock adam waythorn hey all you0.94
00:07:30.140guys i have the screen smaller so it's like i i see i can kind of see your names but like i'm not
00:07:35.100100 sure so you'll have to forgive me because i have to look at my other monitor to see who's
00:07:39.600actually chatting so okay here we go Patriots in control pretty base picture we got some of the
00:07:47.980guys that I know by name anyways um I believe that's actually I don't know who that I think
00:07:54.280that's Gabe obviously Joel Tom Jack and I'm not sure who those two blokes are so you know some
00:08:01.660of the big players were there some of the bigger you know well-known guys were there
00:08:04.760the white australia party and its legal representatives took to the high court over
00:08:13.540the last two days to pitch their oral arguments to the court that are built off of the already
00:08:18.620filed material so they've already filed their their case and now they're basically presenting
00:08:23.280their oral arguments in court sounds pretty typical the plaintiffs who are the white australia party
00:08:31.760Which, unfortunately, the acronym for that is WAP, which, you know, if you have a teenager or you were a teenager, when that song came out, you'll know what I'm talking about.
00:08:46.000Anyways, the plaintiffs, which is the White Australia Party, opened the hearing, pitching their three arguments on the first day and fielding questions from the bench.
00:08:56.200the commonwealth began their defense in the last hour of day one and into day two so the commonwealth
00:09:03.200had quite a bit of time the state interveners made their arguments in the latter half of the
00:09:08.860second day and finally the plaintiffs had a final opportunity to rebut and reply before the case was
00:09:15.800concluded and judgment was reserved and judgment can my understanding can take weeks to months so
00:09:21.820not sure in day one the proceedings were open to a packed gallery of journalists members of the
00:09:28.800public supporting the case's merits and members of the legal sphere and students interested in the
00:09:33.120case this again like whether you like you know whatever side of the political spectrum you're on
00:09:38.400the you know political coin or whatever uh whether you like you know it or not um this is an important
00:09:45.680decision like it's going to be pretty much one of those things that is written in history books if
00:09:51.060they don't erase the history depending on it because it's it's one of those precedent-setting
00:09:55.840cases right um so yeah i can understand a lot of legal students would be interested in it as well
00:10:02.020peter king acting for the white australia party began by addressing his arguments in chronological
00:10:07.260order first beginning with argument one the lack of head of power dismantling how the constitution
00:10:14.640shouldn't be voided or subordinated by international treaties and how this case mirrors
00:10:20.360the communist party case identically there was a case i don't remember when it was i
00:10:25.720want to say it was in the 60s or 70s but i could be off there um
00:10:30.120yeah no problem adam i will i'll think yeah i might do that um
00:10:36.780that what was it oh yeah so there was a case a case that the communist party they did the same
00:10:43.000a similar thing or maybe the same thing to this communist party uh back in you know like i said
00:10:48.60060s 70s whatever and it basically the the high court struck the banning of them down I believe
00:10:56.740because it went against the constitution that's a very layman's understanding of the whole thing
00:11:01.960so this basically mirrors it exactly my understanding without and maybe uh you know
00:11:08.500lone patron will get into it here but my understanding is that um they
00:11:14.280what was it how can I put it you know what okay I'll come back to it so he effectively argued
00:11:23.460how the legislation reaches well beyond the treaty scope and doesn't provide for any consideration of
00:11:28.300political rights in its current form pop this out so I can see everybody um and that this
00:11:37.660implementation trashes the treaty obligations political and civil rights obligations okay
00:11:42.420that's what i was going to say so my understanding is that they're trying to say that they had to do
00:11:48.040this because they're bound by uh international law so there was some sort of international
00:11:55.060law or agreement that i guess came out of the nuremberg trials maybe or after world war ii
00:12:02.180that basically says that there can never be uh a nazi party or something like that uh you know
00:12:09.880like them again like Nazi Germany again is to that something to that effect okay basically saying
00:12:16.580that this can never be allowed to happen again so all these countries that signed this treaty
00:12:21.560or whatever it is this agreement has to agree that they're not going to let anybody or anybody
00:12:28.520achieve power or try to achieve power in their country that has basically the same ideology as
00:12:33.720Nazi Germany again this is a very simplistic way of explaining it because I don't know
00:12:38.920all the entire details this is just from what I've heard and pieces I've put together
00:12:42.760so King also outlined how the bill retroactively reaches back to the cosmic dawn
00:12:48.500with no time limit on what previous behaviors that were legal at the time could now be considered as
00:12:54.500a hate crime for listing and I don't know if you guys remember we kind of talked about this with
00:12:58.760the Canadian ones the Canadian hate speech bill that they put in and a lot of people had that
00:13:05.460question too like is it going to be retroactive like if i said something you know last year
00:13:10.880online or whatever am i going to be arrested for something that happened before the law came into
00:13:15.980existence we were told in canada that is not going to happen but this the way australia government
00:13:23.500has done it has basically their law that they passed that ended up to the banning of the nsn
00:13:28.740and and the white australia party is basically can go back in time so if you've ever done anything
00:13:35.280bad in your life that could be considered a hate crime you could be 50 years old and maybe you did
00:13:41.540it when you were 15 now you probably wouldn't there wouldn't have been social media so I don't
00:13:45.300know how it would have got caught but still that's basically the logic that they're using
00:13:49.560yeah exactly madam breezy words are worse it's insane you know and that's just the
00:13:55.900ultimate result of having a soft society like it really is like that's just the participation
00:14:01.840medal you know generation where like people just can't take any kind of criticism they can't take
00:14:07.480anything that's just that's kind of what the conclusive end of that is of what that would
00:14:13.240be basically is what we're getting at now shaheed oh look shaheed shahed sheriffy good old australian
00:14:22.940there yeah it is or william junior barrister presented the second argument the implied
00:14:29.060freedom of political communication he provided good working analogies of how expansive the
00:14:34.780definition of a hate crime is in this bill and how it may capture something as simple as expressing
00:14:40.240anti-american sentiment due to the wording being so loose it could but they'll never do that right
00:14:47.380they'll never they'll never use it against somebody who said something against whites
00:14:52.760anti-white like that it'll never be used in that context yes Animal Farm is another good example
00:14:59.960do you know Animal Farm 2 that they basically the movie when they made it they obviously wanted to
00:15:05.880gear it towards kids but like the government and the whatever I don't know CIA FBI whatever has had
00:15:11.180a lot to say in order to make that movie because they wanted to make sure that you know it didn't
00:15:16.780portray the system like it did in the book basically so they're involved in everything0.98
00:15:23.300and wait until you go down the rabbit hole of Jews and movies like it's insane0.96
00:15:27.400if you ever wonder why you know certain movies like big blockbusters are never critical of the0.95
00:15:35.840chosen people well that's you know why because they get they fund it like that movie World War
00:15:41.740which literally looks like what's happening now on the on the beaches of kueta or kueta
00:15:49.000that was filmed and funded and the equipment used in it like military equipment all by israel
00:15:56.540so they made it look like they basically kind of replicated uh the israeli wall and the
00:16:03.800palestinians were supposed to be like the zombies i guess you could say so they they came out as
00:16:08.580like the heroes though right so they do that a lot getting us off track here um okay so he used
00:16:17.600the analogy that simply saying someone wants to destroy an american flag is enough to constitute
00:16:22.760proscription if the minister is motivated enough to ban an organization exactly it's so loose
00:16:28.280and they did it here too and they do it on purpose so that it's up to them to decide what is hate
00:16:33.880like i said you can't legislate hate how do you know what somebody is feeling in their heart how
00:16:38.400do you know that they're not just being a troll you don't so like i said we're getting into some0.53
00:16:42.780kind of orwellian kind of bullshit here uh peter king resumed to cover argument three that the0.68
00:16:50.460separation of powers was being breached by conferring the power to prescribe an organization0.93
00:16:55.220to the minister with no court involvement other than finding of guilt if one continues to be a
00:17:00.960member so this is basically if and this is why they banned or they dismantled this you know the
00:17:06.660nsn was because the risk was too high to the members like any kind of involvement you had
00:17:12.700they had to get rid of everything all their content they couldn't be sharing any other
00:17:16.780content online and stuff like that all because of this stuff which is absolutely ridiculous0.59
00:17:20.900for the first couple of hours some of the bench seemed quite hostile towards the white australian0.98
00:17:26.160party no shit i bet they were especially justices beach jones gleason and edelman0.97
00:17:34.300hmm those two sound like jew names but they softened throughout the day and seemed to be0.99
00:17:39.480moving in the direction of the wap as time went into went on into lunchtime the thing is is that
00:17:46.100i understand that you know they may be compelled to vote a certain way but the fact the law is the
00:17:52.880law right and you're sitting in the highest court of the land and your job is not to decide what's
00:18:01.120moral and what's right you decide what is your job is to decide what is lawful and what breaches
00:18:08.120the law and like I said you are held at the ultimate standard on the high court or whatever
00:18:13.280it's called you're supposed to be whether you're you're not supposed to allow personal opinions
00:18:18.500outside influence anything like that to compel you to vote a specific way it's strictly what
00:18:26.160does the law say and these people are there because they're supposed to be able to interpret
00:18:30.940the law better than anybody else so it would make sense to me that they would soften throughout the
00:18:37.900day hearing the argument because it's and i don't even know the whole in-depth story but i can just
00:18:43.460know from what i do know that they've definitely overstepped their their bounds the the government
00:18:48.620right they've overstepped huge the justices all seemed very receptive to the chapter three
00:18:55.620separation of powers argument asking numerous questions that only strengthened the white0.99
00:18:59.960australia party's argument sorry i don't like calling it wap it just reminds me of that fucking0.96
00:19:03.900song and it's disgusting that song um edelman was one of the most hostile and for the longest of all0.96
00:19:15.460of all the justices asking a total of four times over the first day whether it was possible0.69
00:19:20.840that the party could just continue without the race hate so edelman i'm pretty sure is a jew
00:19:27.000because that's a jewish name and i think that he presented this option because in his mind
00:19:36.920he probably knows that they're in their right right like that they're gonna win and that you
00:19:44.220know he's just trying to be like well you know could we just come to an agreement here and just
00:19:47.960stop it without the race hate and if they dropped the race hate and focused on cost of living would
00:19:53.820that be permitted but the thing is is this is what people are doing now and it's not effective
00:20:01.380this is the problem everybody talks about the um everybody want everybody talks about the symptoms
00:20:09.560right but nobody wants to talk about the cause so yeah it's great to come out and talk about
00:20:15.280housing and stuff like that but people want to know why okay they want to know why is housing0.99
00:20:19.600so expensive why are is crime fucking out of control why can't we let our girls walk on the
00:20:25.360street by themselves anymore why why right they want to know why and what the government's trying0.70
00:20:31.280to legislate is you telling people the reasons why you're just allowed to know the symptoms of
00:20:37.140of you know this but you're not allowed to know the reason for it because the reason is race if
00:20:45.160The reason is you're bringing in incompatible races on mass to, you know, to unsuspecting people, a lot of them, who did not vote for any of this stuff.
00:28:10.620Down the road, they've decided, who knows?
00:28:13.520And because of all this kvetching of what's been, like, them,
00:28:16.400and they've been labeled, you know, Nazis, white supremacists,
00:28:19.280all this stuff, if a law like this passes in Australia,
00:28:22.680What do you think? Do you think it's going to stop? They're going to get the idea to do it here and they're going to do the exact same thing here. So they're going to ban them. So then that means it'll be the same thing where you'll get banned for retroactive shit or arrested for retroactive shit. They'll deem it a hate organization or something like that. And then, you know, you basically can't participate in any kind of political or anything. You'll be lucky if you don't go to jail.
00:28:44.660so this is why it's important i think for everybody to watch because this has i don't
00:28:52.140know if this has ever been done other than the other case that happened in australia uh with
00:28:56.800the communist party like i don't know if this is ever it may be in the u.s but i don't know if this
00:29:02.140has ever been done like i don't remember a case like this now again you know i wasn't always into
00:29:06.540politics but it'd be interesting to see uh at first to observe as it had seemed like the justices
00:29:14.240were being harsh on the white australia party but that was nothing compared to the serving that
00:29:20.440lim got when he began oh i love it see it's too bad that they didn't stream this stuff
00:29:24.680yes exactly madame breezy and that's what i mean right it's just either we do it first and
00:29:29.740australia follows suit or they do it and we follow like you when you start noticing it's
00:29:34.380like they say right when you start noticing you can't stop noticing it's the same like i've
00:29:38.420noticed all these things and the uk is another one right the uk same thing these three countries
00:29:43.320all in New Zealand I guess you could throw in there they all do one thing like the same thing
00:29:49.420one after another I think it's like they test the ground right like because I guess they figure all
00:29:55.980the people are pretty much the same as far as the like we all come from the same ethnic stock for
00:30:03.480the most part you know we follow the same morals and and stuff like that so I think that they figure0.98
00:30:07.820they'll try it on us first right the Americans you know they're a little bit more
00:30:11.660uh what do you call it they're more concerned about their rights and they have more rights
00:30:17.440so they might not fall for something like that because they do know that one thing they do know
00:30:21.460is their rights that's for sure probably waythorn absolutely probably i'm sorry but like i i read
00:30:31.020you know some history on pierre elliott and a lot of people thought he was a homo and i mean
00:30:37.080looking at them I don't I wouldn't I could understand why they would think that so you know
00:30:44.540like it's just it's too much of a coincidence and I know sometimes people it's like you know
00:30:50.320you see things like the Mandela effect like you see things that aren't there just because your0.94
00:30:53.360brain tells you that that's but come on man like that's just too fucking that bro looks just like0.92
00:30:59.840him like that's just you know that's crazy that's crazy work yeah exactly that's crazy work man if0.96
00:31:06.220If it's not, if a DNA test came back and said that he is, in fact, Pierre's kid and not any way related to Castro, I would be fucking legit shocked.
00:31:15.700It would be one of the cases of like a doppelganger, like one of those things where they have no connection to you, but they look exactly the same.
00:45:50.040Justice Stewart, who is the most negative and in his previous judgments doesn't even believe the implied right to political communication exists,0.99
00:45:57.320didn't sit for the hearing with reasons unknown well because he's an idiot that's why and he knows0.98
00:46:01.920that he's going to get voted out outvoted you know what checker go ahead my son same thing my son has1.00
00:46:08.320an old truck probably around that maybe it's a little bit older than 2006 and he i mean he's a0.96
00:46:14.400mechanic so he just yeah he just keeps fixing it and driving it why the fuck not hey peppermint i
00:46:18.160didn't say hi to you because the steward's absence it makes the decision required only three out of0.89
00:46:23.660six justices with Chief Justice Gaggler acting as a tiebreaker if required. I believe the justices
00:46:29.620were most receptive on the chapter three arguments the separation of powers as the way it was put to
00:46:34.900them by both Lim and King was completely rotten constitutionally and seemed unworkable. Hell yeah
00:46:40.160it was rotten. The second strongest argument is likely argument one the communist party principle
00:46:46.040and the dismantlement of the treaties. Can you pass some maple syrup please? I love syrup. Thank
00:46:51.660cue for the follow peppermint patsy uh the justice has made strong reference to previous
00:47:00.340case law precedent about the lighthouse principle that just because a treaty says to ban lighthouses
00:47:05.700doesn't mean the commonwealth can start calling anything it wants a lighthouse and therefore ban
00:47:10.480it ah i like this i like this i think the third strongest argument is the implied freedom of
00:47:19.180political communication argument and they were receptive that there is a very strong burden
00:47:23.720that is hard to justify they questioned limb heavily on the fact that the law was overbearing
00:47:28.460and that less restrictive means could have been used exactly and this was the same thing and i
00:47:33.100you know i don't mean to you know always take it back to canada but i mean i am a canadian
00:47:37.300and this is a canadian podcast but it was the same thing with the truckers convoy like they could
00:47:42.800have used less restrictive measures right but they didn't they wanted to come in and have the0.99
00:47:47.720one shot the fucking kill shot the nuclear bomb they want to drop on it and you know so they did0.99
00:47:53.820and even though it's been shown in numerous cases that they were way at a line and they out they1.00
00:48:01.200overstepped they you know didn't or what you call it they um violated our constitutional rights
00:48:07.900has anything been done about it no and nothing will be done about it so they just do it like
00:48:13.720they say you just do things you know and that's that's kind of the attitude i'm getting now0.95
00:48:17.280like i just fucking do it because you know what nobody gives a fuck in this world anymore like0.93
00:48:21.540nobody cops don't care government doesn't care nobody cares they just do it and that's what we0.99
00:48:27.340need to start doing on the right we need to forget about being so moral and pure and all this fuck0.86
00:48:31.940it okay desperate times call for desperate measures we need to also play the same game as them and0.85
00:48:38.440that's it day of the rope yes um however i think the justices will still be hesitant to write a
00:48:49.620judgment bolstering or even touching the implied right to political communication i don't know
00:48:53.920what that means but the justices will come to a decision based on all the filed material and
00:48:58.140legal submissions which are strong in favor of the white australia party as he outlined in earlier
00:49:03.540articles and if you do follow him on x if you have an x he has wrote other articles about this
00:49:08.920as well as well as the oral argument and questions asked by the justices personally i am cautiously
00:49:16.320optimistic in the success of this case and look forward to the judgment to come in an expected
00:49:20.240six to twelve weeks it was an incredible experience to watch and to be in the highest
00:49:25.200court of the land fighting for the existence of a party to represent a future for white australians
00:49:29.780and yeah I mean I think that would be awesome like to be part of like that would be it's it's
00:49:33.920something that you'll never most people wouldn't see in their lifetime right so good luck to them
00:49:38.920and I really hope the way it's been laid out here I have good feelings but again like they just do
00:49:45.540things right like I said they're just going to do stuff that they want to do so you know who knows
00:49:49.100all right so before we I again I don't know if we're doing this space or not this happens a lot
00:49:55.380like we get confused about the dates but we were supposed to be but in the meantime we're going to
00:49:59.020look at some memes we're gonna look at some funny videos we're gonna talk about some shit some other
00:50:03.240shit okay this you guys knew I had to do it this is my favorite meme of the last couple days on0.97
00:50:16.020world war poo it's the Indian prank call and I honestly remember days where you could do this0.98
00:50:23.480I remember being a teenager and actually probably a preteen not even a teenager and doing this kind0.98
00:50:27.920of stuff kind of like the Bart Simpson thing you know and it was pretty fucking funny like I'm not
00:50:31.620gonna lie nowadays you know you can't really have this kind of clean fun anymore because you know
00:50:36.140you might hurt someone's feelings and you might end up in jail for a long period of time so we
00:50:41.840can't do any of that kind of fun stuff anymore but like I said there's other ways yeah right
00:50:49.740it was fun man it was harmless fun you know what I mean and sometimes you get a really angry person
00:50:54.800and that would just totally fucking go off.1.00
01:00:37.860Although, it is what these women voted for.0.82
01:00:41.460So, I mean, I'm trying to have some sympathy for them, but it really, women, you guys really need to wake up because, like I said, this is what happens, unfortunately.0.99
01:00:57.580It's the same thing as the video I showed in the last stream where the guy went and asked the two, you know, older ladies who are so supportive of immigration and so supportive of the migrants, take one of them into your own home.0.95
01:01:08.880oh no no no so this is the problem right like they vote for all these things thinking that you know0.94
01:01:14.080it's the right thing to do and that you know these poor migrants just need a hand up and then when1.00
01:01:20.600you know those poor migrants come knocking at their door with a machete um all of a sudden now0.92
01:01:26.040they make videos like this begging for help so if you didn't know this already the town of it's a
01:01:34.840small town it's called Pittington in the UK they it's a village of 350 people right and they
01:01:42.880estimate that obviously well I guess you know numbers would dictate that it's probably you know
01:01:47.940half women and children or whatever maybe a little bit more a little bit less I don't know
01:01:52.880regardless there's a hell of a lot of women and children there uh the UK government has decided0.60
01:02:00.020that they're going to airdrop 1,250 bioweapons of the military age into an old military base,
01:02:13.000Haywise Elk, to an old military base that is decommissioned that is right on the border of
01:02:19.680that town. So it's not technically in the town, but it's basically walking distance from the town,
01:02:25.100a short walk, right? I don't know. Maybe it is in the town. I don't think so, though. When I was
01:02:29.460looking it up i think they said it's on the outskirts of the town the village so there now0.99
01:02:36.720the women are afraid obviously because it's all men that are this migrant groups and they're
01:02:42.360concerned for their safety now now pittington voted overwhelmingly for liberal democrats so
01:02:51.100now they're getting to experience and i did see something from their new
01:02:55.820prime minister is it uh andy burnham i'm pretty sure i saw because actually i was looking into
01:03:03.400this story that's what it was and i was like why are they putting them there like what is the
01:03:07.400reason for them putting them into a village of 350 people like there's no way for them to assimilate
01:03:12.600even if that was really what they wanted but there's no way for them to assimilate and it's
01:03:16.660because andy burnham i guess has basically come out and said that it's no longer going to be the
01:03:22.440migrant burden is no longer going to lay on the people of the cities the municipalities like the
01:03:28.340big cities now everybody in the uk even you so basically you can't escape so people in the
01:03:33.940countryside in the small villages you're all got to experience diversity okay it's it's mandated now
01:03:39.420in the uk that you have to experience diversity so basically saying that like you're there's
01:03:45.200nowhere you go in the uk where you're going to be safe away from this because they're just putting
01:03:50.180them everywhere. So now the women are coming out and releasing a video begging that the MPs
01:03:57.080will help them get the government to reverse this plan.
01:04:02.920Two things. Number one, they're not going to do that. And number two is, I hope you guys have all
01:04:09.920learned a very valuable lesson here. I hope that after this, we got 300, a village of 350 white1.00
01:04:17.540supremacists when we're done oh god check oh fuck do i want to see that oh boy okay let's let's hear0.99
01:04:31.180what they have to say about this even though like i said they overwhelmingly voted for liberal0.99
01:04:35.480democrats to the women of parliament we are the women of hittington we are mothers we are
01:04:43.540grandmothers. We are widows. We are workers. We are worried. We will be outnumbered. Ten to one.
01:04:53.800One thousand, two hundred and fifty-six men. To over three thousand and could rise again. Right
01:05:01.000next to our homes. We won't be safe. We'll live in fear. You'll destroy this place. You've got
01:05:09.320the power to stop this plan we are begging you we know you can you stay silent you'll be to blame
01:05:19.580stand up speak out make your voice heard to our fellow women give us your word
01:05:26.920okay that's great but i don't know what what do you want them to like it's too late it's too late
01:05:34.380you've already voted this in so okay hold on a second I'm gonna hide this for a second and we're0.99
01:05:41.320gonna I think I might hold on let's just see because I don't think the I don't see the blonde0.99
01:05:52.760bigot hasn't started the space so I don't know if they've rescheduled it they've decided to
01:05:56.020reschedule it, um, or not. Yeah, for real. I don't know if I should start it or not. I don't know. I
01:06:05.640can't deal with it tonight. I don't think this is why I need blonde to host it because I get like1.00
01:06:09.640people, I don't know. I I'm not very good. I get very annoyed easy. Um, okay. Hold on a second here.1.00
01:06:20.060This, and I've always thought, okay, so this, we're going to share, share this with you. So
01:06:24.220this is another kind of meme video but I've always like I love Shrek okay the movie Shrek
01:06:30.680my kids grew up watching it I fucking love I'm a big kid myself watched it and I always think of
01:06:38.160this moment like this Lord Farquaad uh moment where he says you know some of you may die0.88
01:06:44.260but that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make right I feel like that's like literally what the
01:06:50.100politicians are saying to us every single day so it's just so fucking funny that somebody came out
01:06:55.320and did like an AI video of Mark Carney as Lord Farquaad the tariff pivot will come at a cost
01:07:03.320some of you may die but it's a sacrifice I'm willing to make and I was who did I talk to this
01:07:10.640I can't remember I might have I don't know who I was talking to about this but anyways
01:07:13.560I so we all know that the trade deal right is again you guys know my theory on this right the
01:07:20.480fact that they're not there isn't going to be a trade deal and you know they've now cozied up to
01:07:25.400Ukraine obviously to give them more money to launder but it's also they're cozying up to the
01:07:29.640UN I saw some reports today saying that they're trying to have a closer relationship with the UN
01:07:33.480I was right okay I'm gonna say it I don't like to brag and I don't like to talk about you know
01:07:38.960when i'm right and be one of those people but i was fucking right i'm telling you i'm right
01:07:43.640they want to join the eu right this has always been the plan so they're not going to worry about
01:07:49.480a trade deal with the u.s they're they're going to try to strengthen ties with the the un like the
01:07:53.980europe or the eu not the un sorry the eu european union and um at that point in time the eu will0.98
01:08:00.780you know basically rape and pillage us for all of our natural resources exactly i fucking told0.99
01:08:06.060to sew. Okay, I need that Ricky clip. I fucking tow to sew. So there's not going to be a trade0.99
01:08:11.880deal. But because of that, there's going to be I think they estimate around 60,000 people that
01:08:18.860lose their jobs in Canada because of this trade. Again, this is estimates, right? So because of
01:08:24.460this trade thing. So I was like, well, what's the plan for the 60,000 people? Because assuming that,
01:08:33.920you know it's mostly going to be in steel and stuff like that that they lose their jobs so
01:08:38.180what's the plan for these 60,000 people because it doesn't seem like you're stopping the temporary0.94
01:08:42.780workers at all they're still coming in the TFWs the LMIAs all these fucking people are still0.89
01:08:49.160coming in so are is the plan for the government to cut off immigrate like stop immigration for0.98
01:08:56.820work because we're going to have 60,000 people in Ontario I think alone it could well maybe it's
01:09:02.260across the country maybe it's not just on terrible but anyways we're gonna have 60,000 people out of
01:09:06.400work that are gonna need jobs and the government has thought about this and they have it on their
01:09:12.900website they plan on retraining these people okay that's great but I also dug a little bit deeper and
01:09:22.920the fields that they're planning on training them in are the same fields that they're bringing in
01:09:28.200all these immigrants for. So how can we have both? Like, how can we have both? We can't have both,0.86
01:09:37.020right? So like I said, part of me is, this is just all these little things are pieces. It's like
01:09:43.500a puzzle, right? It's all coming together, where they're going to usher in some kind of, you know,
01:09:49.920UBI or whatever, but it's all but they're going to partner with the EU. Again, I don't know about
01:09:54.480the Canadian dollar if that's going to change, if we'll start using euros. I doubt that. But
01:09:59.300they're definitely going to want to join the EU because the EU is also broke. And Canada is,
01:10:05.220you know, so beholden by the chugs in this country, that they're not utilizing any or1.00
01:10:11.020selling or profiting off any of our or most of our natural resources. We've said this,1.00
01:10:16.860but many people have said this before, we could be a rich country that didn't even need to
01:10:20.260charge income tax if we used utilized and sold and did all that kind of stuff for all the resources
01:10:26.460we have in this country so when we become part of the UN they're going to do that right and you
01:10:33.480know they're going to fill their coffers up a little bit but in the meantime that means there's
01:10:39.360not going to be any borders hey Chris there's not gonna be any borders for Canada it's gonna we're
01:10:44.080kind of kind of be like uh the shenzhen zone in europe except you know yeah there'll be a border0.72
01:10:50.300from the the u.s but like they'll be allowing anybody that's from the eu all the africans and
01:10:55.200all that kind of stuff that are in france and all these other places they'll be able to come freely
01:10:59.260to and from canada and all this kind of stuff i'm telling you this is what's going to happen0.97
01:11:02.840so all that fucking monologue to say that they don't care if there's a deal done like they really0.98
01:11:13.040don't care if there's a because they don't they didn't intend to make a deal they have their0.99
01:11:17.780intentions so yes it is going to come at a cost and some of us may die but it isn't going to be0.95
01:11:22.500the immigrants they're definitely going to be uh the ones that are getting the jobs and the people
01:11:29.280that lost their jobs from the you know tariff issues and stuff like that will probably be0.97
01:11:35.260homeless shenzhen not shenzhen like the chinese fucking name shenzhen i can't pronounce it waythorn0.98
01:11:45.040shenzhen sound still sounds chinese all right enough get yourself together posty okay hold on0.99
01:11:55.560uh people of canada it will be tough um i walked away from uh their deal uh some of you are in
01:12:02.940danger auto steel aluminum lumber so on and so forth wait hold on who are these two people0.70
01:12:09.500wait it fucking looks like him who are these two people who is that oh that's dominic right0.98
01:12:15.780that's the trigger i don't know fucking who this guy is first so on and so forth um0.99
01:12:21.120rg somebody may die that's the sacrifice uh i'm willing to make um um yeah these are the guys0.98
01:12:30.060that are all gonna lose their jobs basically people in auto steel aluminum and lumber uh don't
01:12:36.020you worry about me um my book was already in isn't it hilarious too he is literally like lord farquad
01:12:42.360he's short so like every time he's standing around like especially when he's like in the european0.99
01:12:46.860you stand around some of these european chads and stuff like that he's like a fucking midget0.99
01:12:49.820he's like a lord farquad america um my kids at harvard uh you hold the border and um your kids0.99
01:16:16.740They're allowed to be a school board trustee.0.54
01:16:19.500Coming from a country that is extremely oppressive and education system is only granted to the men,0.99
01:16:28.060what the fuck do you have to contribute to the education in Canada?0.97
01:16:32.700So this account, Leviathan, said we're making the public aware that the mother of convicted ISIS terrorist Abdul Rahman L. Banaswani is running for Halton District School Board trustee for wards one and two.0.99
01:18:18.380why would we want somebody from an oppressive culture1.00
01:18:24.340who demands their girls cover up with these fucking rags on their head?1.00
01:18:31.020Some of them have to even cover their face.1.00
01:18:33.040Why would we want you to have anything to do with our education system?
01:18:36.060You and your kids should not even be in our education system.
01:18:39.960you know that was something uh else i was reminded of today although i knew this but i was reminded1.00
01:18:46.920of it today when i saw something about it that each immigrant that comes here and i think this
01:18:53.380was danielle smith from alberta that put the stat out but basically in alberta for every dollar an
01:19:00.060immigrant contributes it's ten dollars to support them yeah i know look at those eyes eh so they're
01:19:07.480basically a net a huge net loss so for every dollar they contribute the state the government
01:19:13.820the rest of the taxpayer has to contribute 10 because of the amount of kids they have that
01:19:17.520go to public school uh the health system and they'll have you know one father supporting the
01:19:25.960family on an uber eats salary and the rest of it will all be welfare or tax benefit or
01:19:31.140you know social service benefits that they don't pay tax on so for that very little bit of tax he0.96
01:19:38.860might be paying through his fucking uber eats job or whatever it is that he's working0.91
01:19:42.560it's not even close to covering the chain migration he brings with them not just his0.98
01:19:48.180own kids but his parents his grandparents and stuff like that so you shouldn't even be here
01:19:53.420number one and you definitely should not be running for any position of authority it shouldn't
01:19:58.300be allowed simply should not be allowed like we we don't even for like you don't even have to be
01:20:04.000a canadian citizen or i mean born in canada to run in in any of these is that like at least in the u.s0.70
01:20:11.720yeah obama was a neg but he was born in the u.s you know i mean here it doesn't matter you can0.99
01:20:17.440come from wherever the fuck you want and become the fucking you know next prime minister1.00
01:20:21.680your voice should be part of the conversations it's funny that she's saying your voice like1.00
01:20:28.740like your husband lets you have a voice okay let's be real you're doing this obviously to
01:20:35.340benefit the family because normally a husband wouldn't even allow this hi i'm dr kadina0.99
01:20:42.400a candidate for hdsp trustee melton what the fuck are you a doctor and you can't even speak english0.99
01:20:51.260so are you one of those people that are like a doctor in like some kind of obscure fucking0.99
01:20:56.220field like philosophy or something like that words one and two and furthermore how long does0.99
01:21:03.080it really take to get your doctorate in one of these middle eastern shitholes a couple thousand0.99
01:21:09.440dollars maybe a couple thousand what do they use there rupees the background in education i know0.97
01:21:15.680like i can't even take this stuff seriously you can't even speak english like how i mean yes this0.97
01:21:29.480is going to appeal to all the muzzies who are going to be the ones that vote for her and probably get0.96
01:21:32.960her in because that's all that there is over there in halton but like i'm sorry it's the same reason0.96
01:21:38.060why and this isn't just a matter of race thing although with me it is but even maxim bernier
01:21:45.400I will go to my grave saying that the reason why he wasn't more popular is because his accent.
01:21:52.860His English is poor compared to his French is great, but his English is poor.
01:21:58.520OK, and that's and I'm telling you, that's what's a negative for him.
01:22:02.040So I'm not sure how these people, because I guess it's because their community is voting for them.
01:22:07.020But like you can't I won't even take you seriously.
01:22:11.080I'll just turn it off like you don't speak English.
01:22:13.280School and the support to succeed. When families, educators and schools work together, students thrive. Let's build bigger schools, brighter futures for our children together.
01:22:29.080look at let's see what this is would bring a fresh perspective
01:22:38.200muslim perspective she is well educated and has lived in several yeah she's lived in several0.98
01:22:43.980different countries trying to get a fucking citizenship somewhere speaks multiple languages0.94
01:22:48.620except english and decided to give her two children the opportunity to grow up in milton1.00
01:22:53.260no the government gave her the opportunity
01:40:53.020i don't know what uh province she's in but i would sue the fucking province for that money1.00
01:40:58.820because that is absolutely fucking ludicrous okay that's ludicrous that you ended up having0.99
01:41:04.800to do all that i would sue them for more than that but unfortunately in canada like i said0.99
01:41:10.640there's a limit on what you can get in a lawsuit and the fucking they're all compromised like they0.98
01:41:15.080would never side with you they would say that the government was doing what was best for the0.99
01:41:19.020you know the people at large and that you were never forced to take the vaccine
01:41:23.860it would just you were just destined to be homeless if you didn't take it but again we
01:41:30.220didn't say you had to it's up to you if you want to be homeless and live on the street because you0.94
01:41:34.820can't get a job you can't go into a store you can't fucking get unemployment you can't get0.63
01:41:38.640any of that stuff but we're not forcing you we paid for the surgery alone1.00
01:41:44.320yeah quartering yes like let's get medieval on their ass let's go fucking medieval that's what0.99
01:41:52.340i think um oh and this was an interesting thing that came up so i think do we talk about it on0.99
01:42:00.980yeah i think we did the um in the uk where tom danny tomo there was uh trying to prevent the
01:42:08.500migrant boats from coming and then there was dover there was some protests so they're doing in britain
01:42:13.800And remember how we said this all follows along, Australia, Canada, you know, England.
01:42:19.200So Australia has banned, like, I want to say it was last year at some point after the big sovereign fucking whatever it was, hill, sovereign hill, whatever it was called, debacle in the March for Australia.
01:42:34.720They banned face coverings or disguises, they called it.
01:42:39.740So now they're going to do that in England, right?
01:42:42.220because they want and i just find the uh how do you put it the irony hilarious because
01:42:50.700masks were now they're saying that you know masks people have to they can't go around wearing masks
01:42:57.500they have to be oh no sorry police officers will be given power to ask people to remove their face
01:43:03.900coverings and i saw a lot of comments in here people saying well they shouldn't be wearing
01:43:07.720masks and I'm like well wait a minute but during COVID this was a necessary item of clothing that
01:43:15.120we were going to kill the world with if we didn't wear it so now you're saying that they're pointless
01:43:20.520to wear that there's no necessary there's no need for them anymore I don't think so mate how about0.56
01:43:26.460that yeah Vlad the Impaler police officers will soon be given powers that will allow them to ask
01:43:36.260people to remove face coverings of course religious exemptions are given and people0.83
01:43:39.720wearing burkas will be exempt from the new rules well we all know what that is right that's a dog0.56
01:43:45.200whistle to the patriots out there refusal to comply will result in a 70 pound fine and if0.96
01:43:51.060possible or and if prosecuted maximum penalty is a thousand pound fine they're going to be filling0.91
01:43:56.680up the jails here but like this is fucking funny and and this is what i would do like i said i know0.90
01:44:01.500people are like well we shouldn't cuck to them no you know what let's play their game okay so0.95
01:44:08.460what are you going to do if people start wearing burqas and stuff like that are you going to start0.99
01:44:12.940ripping the burqas off people to prove that they're a white person that they're not a muslim0.54
01:44:16.560is that what you're going to do no because now you've got yourself into a situation right so1.00
01:44:23.700basically and also is giving you know muslims free reign to basically do whatever the fuck they want0.99
01:44:29.160too right suicide bombers and shit like that now it's like well they can wear the burqa they can1.00
01:44:33.900do whatever the fuck they want so further to my point before it's turned into an islamic state1.00
01:44:41.520it's fucking england is literally captured by islam it's an islamic state end of that's it0.99
01:44:47.300uh here was another one um that i thought was good too to of the allison one this one's really0.98
01:44:55.300long. So I don't know if we'll get to that one. But this one was pretty fucking sad to hear that
01:45:01.780a CAF member, Canadian Air, sorry, the Armed Forces, Canadian Armed Forces member was diagnosed0.95
01:45:09.320with myocarditis after COVID-19 and is now being discharged for mental health reasons instead of
01:45:14.280recognizing the vaccine injury. I believe that too. I believe that a lot of these people were
01:45:19.140probably told that they were crazy that they had either had long covid or that it was mental health
01:45:25.600related right they they really like to blame everything on mental health it's just it's easy
01:45:31.380because it's no way you can prove it is or it isn't it's not a tangible thing first an officer
01:45:39.440previously well and in fact uh was above the uh requirement for fitness in the armed forces
01:45:46.640developed myocarditis symptoms after the first Pfizer injection.
01:45:52.320The MIR, or medical unit, downplayed them.