00:04:31.000You owe your ancestors everything.0.96
00:04:33.720and you owe your descendants everything you are just a link in a chain a tiny one at that
00:04:47.800hello everybody happy tuesday i hope everybody had a good thanksgiving
00:05:00.780we're trying something different today I've been getting a lot of feedback from people that my
00:05:06.660live streams and I've been this has been an ongoing issue and I have been trying to figure
00:05:11.100it out I don't know what it is is that my the videos I show and stuff like that are a lot louder
00:05:17.520than me talking and uh the only thing I can figure is that maybe I'm not talking loud enough I'm I'm
00:05:23.600because I I do tend to do that sometimes because I you know I'm trying to be respectful of the other
00:05:28.500people that live in the house, I guess. But we're gonna we're gonna try to speak a little bit louder
00:05:33.140and I've reduced the volume on any of the videos or any of the content that I show. So guys, let me
00:05:40.260know how it goes. Like if I when I start playing something, if you guys can't really hear it, then
00:05:44.260let me know and I'll adjust the audio for it. But this is really the best I can do at this point in
00:05:51.060time because I really can't figure it out. I can only imagine that it's probably because I'm not
00:05:56.660talking loud enough and maybe not being as close enough to the mic as I should be but we'll see
00:06:01.820we'll figure it out and another good news today is that I got through the entire day without losing0.91
00:06:09.680my shit definitely something to be proud of because it ain't getting any better in this place0.65
00:06:20.160it's definitely not getting any better and it's really hard to see you know like and I know this0.99
00:06:25.500stuff goes in cycles where you know people fall off from nationalism they disappear they go and
00:06:30.740it's kind of like a revolving door and uh hey magpie and how it has been now uh you know lately
00:06:38.840things have been quiet obviously and you know it doesn't seem like much is going on and it can get0.57
00:06:43.500demoralizing and especially with all of the shit that's been going on you know for in canada rather0.98
00:06:51.780like as far as you know what this fucking clowny is doing to us and all this kind of stuff0.99
00:06:56.500oh was it I stuck at life that's why hello hello yeah I know Derek somebody the person that that0.98
00:07:05.060mentioned it to me also mentioned Derek and Jeremy as well so I don't know like I said if it's um
00:07:10.300what it is I don't know if it's rumble I don't know if it's like I said the settings aren't right
00:07:16.900but I have my mic up to max volume and I have the desktop volume at about half or three quarters
00:07:25.240or third or two thirds, maybe. So hopefully that helps, but I mean, we'll keep adjusting as we go.
00:07:32.080Right. I don't know. Like I said, uh, unfortunately I'm not that, that tech savvy. Uh, and you know,
00:07:39.120I'm relatively new to streaming, so, uh, I'm, I'm, I'm figuring it out as I go. But the good thing
00:07:44.680is, is that a lot of the shit you can just learn on, you know, YouTube, right? Like that's where0.99
00:07:48.940a lot of the stuff I learned how to set this stuff up. Uh, mister, my dog is chewing up a water
00:07:56.540bottle, empty water bottle. He likes to bite them and, uh, you know, basically flatten them for me
00:08:03.200to help me recycle them. So that's nice. Um, but, oh, sorry. I was just replying. But yeah, I hope
00:08:12.100everybody had a good turkey day turkey turkey turkey day and for those of you those of you
00:08:17.860who had to work i hope that at least you got some goodness out of that even if it meant it was just
00:08:22.460being paid time and a half or double time or whatever hopefully you know you got to enjoy
00:08:27.480that and hopefully everybody else got to enjoy spending time with their family even though i
00:08:32.280understand that a lot of us our families are liberal and and left-wing and it can be very
00:08:37.200very challenging to go do any kind of family functions with these people. I clearly know that
00:08:44.840myself. You know, it's very difficult. And you know what, again, I'm going to try not to go on
00:08:50.280a long tangent about my, you know, personal life and all this stuff. But I do find that it is
00:08:55.420extremely mentally taxing to be a nationalist. And you know, a lot of the lefties out there will be
00:09:03.020like oh boohoo cry cry because you know you're you're hateful and it's hard and it's not hey
00:09:08.700red robert it's not even about being hateful it's just by virtue of having a differing opinion
00:09:16.100you're already kind of you know hated right oh does it okay thanks red cart um so yeah i i'm just
00:09:25.520like i said it gets to the point where not only are you trying to interact in the real world where
00:09:31.020everybody's been brainwashed into the lefty ideology and you know and even if they haven't
00:09:35.380been brainwashed they're too afraid to agree with you or any of your opinions and then you know you
00:09:41.300also have to put on this mask that you wear in the public sphere and stuff like that and that
00:09:45.740honestly that can be taxing especially if you're somebody who is kind of not like that somebody
00:09:50.760who's pretty much genuinely themselves all the time so it gets difficult it gets stressful and
00:09:56.960It also, I find that something else that is demoralizing extremely is the fact that I feel like the government right now is just doing all this kind of stuff and we can see it in front of our eyes.
00:10:11.760We can see the country falling apart in front of our eyes and there is so little that we're able to do about it right now, right?
00:10:19.080So, yes, you know, it may take a long time to, you know, get into the, you know, or affect change, I guess you could say, to affect change, to affect change in policy, it may take a while, but sometimes when you've been living through this for what seems like forever, it's just not soon enough, it's not fast enough.
00:10:39.200And I was talking about with somebody the other day about the COVID thing.
00:10:45.380And I feel like that was kind of which it was for most, right, was the precipice of my change to the point where I like I said, I even thinking about the shit that happened during COVID and the things that I experienced and the things that, you know, my kids experienced and, you know, just all this stuff being constantly harassed and criticized and being, you know,
00:11:08.880whatever fired and like for not like just all this crazy stuff that went on it's uh I'm sorry0.74
00:11:15.720I apologize I am yes I am still sick so maybe it is the Russian plague who knows but yeah I just
00:11:21.720found it was it was so difficult and even thinking back on that time like knowing what I guess the
00:11:28.640person I am now obviously would have handled it differently back then but that's part of the the
00:11:34.660process, I guess, right? It's like that if it wasn't for the tyranny that was put on us, all of
00:11:41.520us during COVID, I may not be here speaking to you today, I might be, you know, doing something else,
00:11:48.440I might be like, not that I would be liberal, but I would probably be a staunch conservative,0.97
00:11:52.620because I was still kind of blind to all the shit that was going on. I was more focused on, you know,0.97
00:11:57.860work, and, you know, my family and stuff like that. But now that my family is kind of all
00:12:02.840grown and flew the coop and job's not an issue anymore. So here we are. Here we are. Okay.
00:12:16.260Give me two seconds. Okay, we're going to start with some housekeeping stuff. There's a lot.
00:12:23.100There's a few different topics I'm going to touch on more in depth. Most of it's related to Canada,
00:12:27.940which is good and bad uh like the fact that canada oh shit i didn't even check if this is0.96
00:12:32.960going to show up hold on yeah let me just double check this i have to black there we are all right0.56
00:12:41.200here we are guys so this was one of the first things i have come across on um or one of the
00:12:51.480things i bookmarked rather on x now it's from black locks reporter and i do appreciate the work
00:12:56.500that black locks does but unfortunately everything they post is behind a paywall
00:13:00.420and I just can't handle one more paid membership in my life I have too many and I really have to
00:13:10.040cut down on it so especially since things aren't getting cheaper right and the dollar's not going
00:13:15.080as far anyways cabinet proposes sweeping changes to telecom law to permit local police nationwide
00:13:22.380to use cell phone jammers in crime fighting and public safety at major public events.
00:13:28.700Now, when you read this, obviously, you're thinking, you know, maybe that maybe that's
00:13:34.820Well, I don't think it's a good thing.
00:13:36.080But maybe some people are like, yeah, you know, it's good for when there's like, you
00:13:39.520know, some kind of, what would you call it, riot or something like that.
00:13:43.900But much like the things they've told us that were temporary, like the GST, like two weeks to flatten the curve, all of these things, once it's in, it's not coming out.
00:20:11.840You know what? I'm going to look into that magpie. That's really cool.
00:20:16.540So Blackwalk's reporter said the changes would allow designated municipal
00:20:20.060and provincial police agencies to interfere with wireless communications
00:20:23.760during criminal investigations, public safety operations, and national security activities.
00:20:28.960So they pretty much covered the gambit here, right? Criminal investigations, public safety
00:20:33.620operations, and natural security activities. So public safety can be anything they deem to be
00:20:38.500public safety, right? So if they think that, you know, a bunch of people gathering in front of,
00:20:44.040you know, parliament is a public safety issue, then they can do this, right? If they think that
00:20:52.740a bunch of nationalists organizing a, you know, a weekend away or something, a camping weekend.
00:20:58.960That could be a national security activity. So you see how they've kept it very vague so that
00:21:04.480they can kind of just use whatever, you know, they want. They can make it up just like they do
00:21:09.140everything. I'm trying to not get distracted. Currently, cell phone jammers are generally
00:21:23.060prohibited. Yeah, that's the word. See, I'm having trouble again. Once I get going, I'll
00:21:30.920be okay. But yeah, I'm struggling finding words for some reason. But yes, it's government
00:21:35.340overreach. Currently, cell phone jammers are generally prohibited under the Federal Radio
00:21:39.500Communications Act, with violations carrying fines up to $25,000. Now, the reason why it was generally
00:21:45.180prohibited is because they weren't using them on us, right? So now that they've figured, or they've
00:21:52.420considered, what would you call that word? Now that they've all agreed, basically, that they're
00:21:57.700going to now use it on the people, then it's okay now. Now it will not be prohibited anymore for
00:22:03.080police use right but before it was prohibited for I guess that very reason right so that people
00:22:09.820couldn't listen in on your conversations they couldn't prevent you from calling for help I
00:22:13.960don't know all this this stuff right it's a it's an invasion of privacy obviously because if they
00:22:19.600can jam your cell phone okay so that means you don't get a signal right but if they can do that
00:22:24.460what else can they do they can maybe listen in on your calls which maybe they're already doing who
00:22:27.780knows but it's you know definitely uh I think a safety concern and a breach of privacy but
00:22:36.100they just do whatever they want like I've been saying for a million years
00:22:39.260um they just do whatever the hell they want that's why I said like it really doesn't matter
00:22:44.600what I watched this you know the guy that we always watch on here that video of basic logic
00:22:49.240He did a recent video about how, why the left continue to vote for these policies that are going to inherently harm them, or they already are, like immigration.0.93
00:23:02.280And it's really just because feminists, lefties, they will say that their primary concern is, so feminists, it's, you know, female rights, but then go and allow and vote for bringing in the most violent fucking men on the planet into the country, right?0.95
00:23:18.780and then not say anything about it and as far as the you know liberal men or other you know0.97
00:23:23.800liberal groups or whatever women that um also say that not even about the rape they say about um
00:23:30.580what was the other thing oh crime well crime is another thing right so all these things they'll
00:23:35.300talk about it but then or the social services being you know basically overloaded they'll talk
00:23:41.540about all these things but they will never ever ever talk about why they're like that because
00:23:46.200the cult the belief of the left cult is is immigration basically that is the one hill
00:23:53.920that they will die on and that is the one thing you will never ever ever get them to concede
00:23:57.740unless they're they have to do it by force so unless uh you know a right-wing populist party
00:24:02.480gets in and reverses all this stuff and they have no choice they will never vote hey corkath
00:24:07.720they will never vote for less immigration because this is literally their hill like they're willing1.00
00:24:14.640to die on that fucking hill which is so fucked up like so fucked up but i guess it's just a sign1.00
00:24:20.760that the propaganda has worked rather well hey shameless limited exceptions have been granted1.00
00:24:29.200to the rcmp correctional services of canada oh so even the corrections and department of national
00:24:34.600defense the rcmp is the only law enforcement agency that has been issued an exemption order
00:24:39.640The Department of Industry wrote in a legal notice outlining the proposed changes, allowing certain other law enforcement agencies to use their or to use jammers will decrease their dependency on the RCMP and empower them to fulfill their operational requirements.
00:24:55.220So once again, trying to sell it to us as a tax saving measure, as a more streamlined measure, as like less, you know, bureaucracy measure.
00:25:03.700But really, it's just a way to have more control over us and all of our things.
00:25:09.640The proposed regulations follow federal consultations with dozens of police departments about their ability to operate specialized equipment designed to disrupt communications between cell phones and wireless towers.
00:25:23.620Certain law enforcement agencies have experience with specialized equipment and operational capacity that could be applied to use radio communication jammers, the cabinet wrote.
00:25:39.640Alberta police agencies included in the proposal are Calgary, Edmonton, Lethbridge, and Medicine Hat Police.
00:26:52.060So they're saying, for example, yeah, we already talked about that.
00:26:56.740The federal government said the expanded powers built on experience gained by the Mounties since they were first authorized to use them in 2015.
00:27:04.620The department did not provide further details about the RCMP's operational experience.
00:27:09.920How they work is by disrupting radio signals between mobile devices and cellular networks,
00:27:15.200potentially preventing affected phones from making calls, sending messages, or accessing
00:38:15.700Okay. So let's get to the story. So they're basically saying, do children need to grow up
00:38:20.300in a detached home with a yard to thrive? And I think that they're also pushing this out. Well,
00:38:26.200basically, it's like what I said, right? They want people to think it's acceptable
00:38:29.900for kids to grow up in a shoebox. And I'm not saying that that's not like depending on your
00:38:36.660financial situation, right? I think it's more important to have kids than to worry necessarily
00:38:41.020about having a big house in a backyard for them but that being said that is something you would
00:38:47.220usually strive for when you have kids like you don't most people don't plan on staying in a small
00:38:52.100apartment or a condo with kids while they're growing up if they can at all help it and I also
00:38:57.980this could also be a way to tank the housing market like for freestanding houses and if you
00:39:05.800know a lot of these houses are too expensive and out of reach and they can't sell then what happens0.97
00:39:09.960well maybe we tear it down and we build a fucking 30 fucking story condo where we can put 5,0000.98
00:39:15.760families in there as opposed to just one so all of these things run through my brain0.99
00:39:20.280yeah I mean and usually when they just say hello um it's kind of more just like a you know I guess
00:39:31.180a polite thing although I'm surprised you're even getting that depending on the neighbor
00:39:34.160because sometimes they don't even say anything but uh yeah nobody wants to to chat anymore and
00:39:40.480i think there was there's been a lot of reasons for that but i obviously covid really put the
00:39:44.920nail in the coffin of uh socialization and you know community
00:39:48.800okay so if canadians are asked to describe their ideal home for a middle-class family to raise
00:39:56.880kids they might picture a suburban detached house with a backyard garage and perhaps even a
00:40:01.560stereotypical white picket fence. They say it like it's such a bad thing, right? Stereotypical white
00:40:08.040picket fence. God forbid that we want to have nice things. Like God forbid, you know, we all fucking
00:40:13.860work 40 plus hours a day. Both parents have to work now just to put food on the motherfucking1.00
00:40:18.600table. So God forbid we want something as nice as a white picket fence. What children actually need0.99
00:40:25.880to thrive, however, is more complex. While there's evidence that kids can do well in different types
00:40:30.660of housing they still need easy access to green spaces something that's often overlooked when
00:40:35.860addressing this country's housing crisis well why would that be because every possible green space
00:40:41.320they put up a condo building so what are you talking about like what are you talking about0.99
00:40:48.640prior to like the city of toronto prior to the fucking you know massive fucking buildings that0.98
00:40:55.440they put up condos and everywhere like there was tons of green space tons let's back up a bit it0.97
00:41:05.300is true that children who grow up in a stereotypical white picket fence home tend to have better
00:41:09.860outcomes in areas such as academic performance social behavior and earnings in adulthood but
00:41:16.200that often has little to do with the home itself well yeah because I mean yes I guess you know
00:41:24.680what I mean because regardless if it's your home it's your home like if it's if it's not if you
00:41:29.700have permanent housing and stable housing then a kid will you know be fine with that but I do think
00:41:37.500that like I said it's something that we work hard for and it's kind of the way we grew up like if
00:41:44.360you even look at in the 30s and even before that people didn't live in apartment buildings they0.99
00:41:49.860lived in their fucking house and maybe it was a small little row house but it was a fucking house0.98
00:41:53.060nonetheless so they're saying that it's not the house itself hey wise elk i know it is a great1.00
00:42:03.140culling core catholic when we if we make it we're definitely going to be some badass motherfuckers
00:42:07.800um so they're saying that it's not the house itself it's because the families who buy those0.94
00:42:12.960homes tend to be wealthier less likely to be single parent households and more likely to
00:42:16.620have stable employment well yeah you know i mean like that's the mark and measure of uh success as
00:42:24.900an adult right decades of peer-reviewed academic research shows that while you when you strip away
00:42:30.020those factors most but not all advantages of growing up in a detached home disappear
00:42:34.780one advantage that remains is the developmental value of having green space next to the home
00:42:40.600yeah yeah a 2000 and now you know you don't live in a backyard you have to take your kid to the
00:42:48.220park where you end up in a Shiloh Hendricks situation right or you end up in a situation1.00
00:42:53.080where there's a bunch of Muslims running around and like these people I'm sorry much like blacks1.00
00:42:58.040they do not take care of their like they do not watch their kids they do not correct their behavior1.00
00:43:02.700they let them fucking go buck wild all over the fucking place and they don't do anything to0.99
00:43:07.860discipline them at all so that's the other thing people don't want to go to the park anymore you1.00
00:43:12.060go to the park you see some fucking old fucking shit skin sitting there masturbating looking at1.00
00:43:15.980the little kids there like who wants to put their kids through that kind of stuff who wants to1.00
00:43:19.200experience it themselves so yeah that's what a backyard is beneficial for yeah vote harder guys
00:43:26.760vote harder further studies including that one including one that tracked children's development
00:43:35.340in scotland found that access to green space doesn't have to be a backyard but it should be
00:43:39.140close enough for a child to play independently yes without requiring a parent to take them to
00:43:43.900a nearby park so how do we do that without having a backyard huh you think a parent who lives on the
00:43:53.20010th floor of an apartment building is going to let well i would hope they don't it's going to
00:43:57.920let their six-year-old go down through the elevator into the green space even if it's in
00:44:02.700the back of the building you think parents are going to be feeling safe while doing that given
00:44:06.820the population that we're importing here no i don't think so um the scottish study found little
00:44:16.560evidence that having green space in the neighborhood but not next to the home provided
00:44:19.600developmental benefits for children well when did the study get taken done and where was it
00:44:24.720was it in a high trust area mostly white mostly scottish area or was it in like the center of0.89
00:44:30.800fucking glasgow like details matter um and this is the kitchen window test other asks whether a0.87
00:44:40.400child has a space to play that can be seen from and ideally heard from the kitchen window exactly0.97
00:44:45.220children who spend their early childhood years in a home that passes the kitchen window test
00:44:49.300have better life outcomes even after controlling for other factors yeah that's true they have been
00:44:56.380Like, I remember even, because when I first had my older two children, anyways, I was in an apartment at the time, and I remember taking, and the park was across the street.
00:45:08.300Now, again, it wasn't nearly, not even close to being as bad as it is now, but it wasn't great.
01:31:33.340This is one of those examples that I talk about all the time where bad behavior of people that shouldn't be here results in a hell of a lot more red tape and punishment for the native Canadian citizen.1.00
01:31:47.240Instead of just saying we are not going to allow any more Indians in here.1.00
01:31:50.940There's a high rate of scamming from this country.1.00
01:31:54.540You know, we're going to totally deport all these fuckers and we're going to cut off the flow.1.00
01:31:59.500we're cutting off the tap until we sort this shit out no they're not going to do that instead1.00
01:32:05.020they're going to make it hard for the native-born Canadian who's you know been here for generations0.99
01:32:10.220whose parents have fucking worked their ass off uh to give them this life to for them to be able0.92
01:32:14.860to make it to university they're going to cut them off from any kind of assistance and they're going0.99
01:32:20.040for an actual fucking program because they can't they can't uh they refuse not that they can't1.00
01:32:26.440They refuse to hold these fucking scamming, fucking is that motherfucking jeets at task for what they're doing.1.00
01:32:33.940I wish them every success for the future.1.00
01:32:37.400So this is at the opening of this school that is at the center of the scandal.
01:32:42.900It opened in 2025, so less than a year ago.
01:32:46.480And they've already scammed this much out of OSAP.
01:32:48.900to not only for them but to create excellent students those who are going to serve uh our
01:32:55.720country um our program yes madam breezy and uh why so you guys got a good plan milestone uh when
01:33:02.900the student comes to these colleges they need the better education they need it's hilarious he's0.96
01:33:08.400like when they come to these colleges they need a better education what these are fucking strip0.99
01:33:13.580mall fucking fly-by-night fucking you know uh scams basically they're not fucking schools and0.99
01:33:19.880even if they were schools you can hardly call them that right so what education are you talking1.00
01:33:27.320about are you telling me that India is not up to the same level as our fucking strip mall fucking0.98
01:33:36.640private uh colleges you can't even I wouldn't even call them a college is that what you're saying0.98
01:33:41.860because we're bringing in a lot of people from India
01:33:43.900with their supposed degrees in medicine
01:36:25.260This could have been going on for who knows how long.
01:36:27.000uh the association didn't mince words flagging indicators consistent with suspicious activity
01:36:34.300and desperately requesting meetings with ministry officials what was the government's response
01:36:39.740three years of criminal neglect of course because they don't want to affect their relationship with
01:36:44.560india by the time colleges and universities minister nolan quinn finally referred the
01:36:50.920matter to the opp in 2026 the scale of the heist had become staggering seven private career
01:36:57.480colleges oh seven i thought it was three seven private career colleges has siphoned 385 million
01:37:03.300in provincial grants in a single year and grants do not have to be paid back guys you can get when
01:37:09.340you apply for osap you can apply for osap grants and osap like osap sometimes you get a combination
01:37:16.080of both depending right but but these were just grants so none of these had to be paid back
01:37:22.360this is roughly equivalent to what all of ontario's publicly funded colleges received combined
01:37:29.420between 2023 and 2024 and 24 25 osap grant spending skyrocketed by 465 million with 95
01:37:41.140percent of that windfall flowing to private career college students this wasn't accidental fraud it0.86
01:37:47.280was meticulously orchestrated scheme where refugees and asylum seekers colleges and agents worked in0.92
01:37:53.820concert to weaponize Canada's immigration and education systems with taxpayers serving as the1.00
01:37:59.020victims well you're welcome I'm so glad that my fucking tax dollars can help you build a better1.00
01:38:05.060life back in fucking India well we're all fucking starving here and my kids can't fucking buy a house0.99
01:38:09.760because things are so expensive you're welcome yeah i know madam breezy fucking oh these people0.99
01:38:20.900the criminal blueprint the mechanics of this criminal enterprise were as brazen as they0.97
01:38:27.260were effective well they're indians so yeah requiring active participation at every level1.00
01:38:32.940at its core were private career colleges and immigration service firms often sharing ownership
01:38:37.960and office space which recruited protected persons convention refugees and approved
01:38:44.160asylum seekers as willing participants in the scheme thanks madam breezy the operation relied
01:38:52.740on a system where enrollees knowingly allowed third parties to complete their coursework0.66
01:38:57.180obliterating any pretense of legitimate education in exchange for a share of the government grant
01:39:02.180money. So they had quite a little scheme going on here involving many different people. The
01:39:07.900government inspectors uncovered evidence of a system designed for maximum efficiency in fraud.
01:39:13.040Third parties were completing coursework at impossible speeds, sometimes entire courses in
01:39:17.400a single day. Were they using AI or Chinese students to do that? One student's final exam0.56
01:39:23.620was completed in six minutes. Another viewed all course modules and finished all quizzes in under
01:39:28.40015 minutes. When inspectors contacted six students for verification three couldn't name their
01:39:34.160institution program or courses a clear sign they were not participants in an educational process
01:39:39.880but recipients of a financial scheme. Some claim to attend in-person classes despite being enrolled
01:39:46.140in online only. One student's credentials was used to log in from 211 different IP addresses
01:39:52.900demonstrating the shared nature of the fraud. So a bunch of people were logging into that person's
01:39:57.780account to do the work for them at another campus 39 out of 42 students filed files examined had
01:40:03.700ip addresses shared with other students and they were all referred by the same recruiter um hold
01:40:11.020on yeah it says at the heart of this criminal enterprise was a legitimate policy feature that
01:40:16.960became a weapon for systematic failure protected persons are eligible for osap why why
01:40:24.060And the government identified common ownership and co-location between private career colleges and immigration recruitment or immigration service firms as the organizational structure of the scheme.
01:40:37.300Inspection reports noted unusually high concentrations of OSAP applications submitted from the same geographic locations pointing to a coordinated recruitment of participants.
01:40:47.520I'm not going to read the whole thing. It's long. You guys should read it, though.
01:40:50.140But this is like this makes me think, right?
01:40:54.060So they're coming here, they're obviously systematically destroying our country, both financially, you know, they're destroying the beauty of our country, they're destroying the ecology of our country, all of this stuff.
01:41:08.240And they're going to go back, right?0.59
01:41:10.100Once this country's been raped and pillaged, and they've gotten everything they possibly can from our country, they're going to go back because they have a home to go to.0.86
01:41:18.240And what are the rest of us going to do?1.00
01:41:19.800we're going to be left fucking with a garbage dump for a fucking country with no fucking jobs1.00
01:41:27.940because the indians took them all no infrastructure nothing there'll be nothing left for us1.00
01:41:32.580because they don't give a shit they have no ties to our country they're here simply for the economic0.99
01:41:38.140benefit and that's why a lot of these people once they you know run a scam they first thing they do0.98
01:41:43.720is fly back to india so why are we giving non-canadians any kind of financial assistance
01:41:54.400whatsoever whether it's through loans whether it's through credit cards whether it's through
01:41:57.680mortgages whether why do you know brampton has the one of the highest i don't know if it's in
01:42:05.060ontario or in canada i think it might be in canada has one of the highest uh power of sale
01:42:10.640or has the highest number of power of sale houses right now.
01:50:09.760madam breezy's putting some awesome you can probably see it on the screen here she's putting1.00
01:50:17.000some awesome little pics in the chat for the ftj chat she's making me look good over here
01:50:21.820oh this is another one this is this guy's from australia
01:50:26.760why is this immigration consultant from australia selling osap loans in ontario why0.59
01:50:32.520god damn why what kind of scam has doug ford created here this guy is sunny connor
01:50:41.660and then this is a typical osap ad on social media notice that it doesn't even mention going0.98
01:50:48.060to school this was being used like a payday loan scam versus getting people further into their
01:50:54.060education you're financially struggling government is offering grants of up to 50 000 canadian dollars
01:51:00.100you just need to know your eligibility you can call us today or send us a message to know how0.94
01:51:05.600much you're eligible for and we'll be able to help you yeah i bet you fucking can i bet you can
01:51:10.760um yeah i remember that chris but you know they did offer us but back then right they were offering0.89
01:51:16.660us credit cards and they usually had like a low limit right like 500 bucks but i think it was i
01:51:22.640I mean, obviously, they were offering them because they want to get people in debt quickly.
01:51:27.080But I also think another reason was to kind of help people build their credit.
01:51:29.980Because back in the day, again, when I was 18, most people, you know, within five years were probably going to get married and start a family, right?