postyX - MS&M： Everything is Fine!! The kitchen sink

00:00:00.000 European identity and culture. We recognize that this is the ancestral territory of the British,

00:00:06.840 French, Scottish, and Irish and pay homage to the societal and governing architectures

00:00:12.260 of the founders of this great Anglo-Franco Union we call Canada.

00:00:30.000 We'll be right back.

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00:02:00.000 they said i'm trying to introduce a foreign ideology into ireland by national socialism

00:02:21.080 it is charming it has nothing to do with ireland yes it addresses the very questions

00:02:27.360 that we're talking about in belfax it addresses the question of their acts israel it addresses

00:02:34.960 the question of the muslim invasion it addresses the question of whether ireland is to be irish

00:02:42.640 our ireland is to belong to everybody except the irish you were not born into this earth to be

00:02:49.360 slaves or the jews and their puppets you're not born to take taxes and then die you were born

00:02:56.640 onto this earth as an arian man you were made in the image of god to conquer it to rule it

00:03:04.000 to have dominion over it this country is ours first they came for the nazis and i said nothing

00:03:11.440 for i was not a nazi will not work because once they get rid of the nazis they're coming for you

00:03:16.560 Can our nation defile any more betrayal?

00:03:21.200 Pour off the blow with stomach, not by those who were supposed to be our protectors.

00:03:27.140 We were told that our choice matters, that we vote for what we want.

00:03:32.940 First of all, they give our nation nothing, and we in return must be done with nothing.

00:03:39.460 Let us go without our money, without our prize, without our vote.

00:03:45.280 And let us be an immediate invitation to the citizens.

00:03:50.320 And it's so good.

00:03:52.000 Go on, brothers.

00:03:53.320 I see you.

00:03:54.880 Thousands of patients, hearts and ladies.

00:03:58.600 And I know we are unbreakable.

00:04:00.860 We are the spirit of rebels.

00:04:03.180 The spirit of rebels.

00:04:05.140 And we will hold the line for our Britain.

00:04:07.900 This country was built by our ancestors. It was bled for by our ancestors. On the beaches of Goplin, in the bushes of Dakota, they bled for a white Australia. And we will fight for a white Australia.

00:04:26.160 Your life doesn't belong to you

00:04:29.160 It belongs to the race

00:04:33.300 You owe your ancestors everything

00:04:38.040 And you owe your descendants everything

00:04:43.620 You are just a link in a chain

00:04:49.280 A tiny one at that

00:04:56.160 Good afternoon, everybody. Yes, it is afternoon. It is noon. It's afternoon, actually. 12.06 p.m.

00:05:06.140 Hello. Welcome, everybody. Happy Saturday. Happy long weekend. Hello, Chris. And hello, shameless wiseass.

00:05:14.380 Happy Thanksgiving. It's a long weekend for most of us. Oh, happy birthday, Alberta girl.

00:05:20.780 today is october the 10th my birthday was a couple days ago too so

00:05:27.940 rock on october babies we are the best i have to say uh so that'll be good for you you get a long

00:05:35.260 weekend this weekend for your birthday that's awesome because i think it is i mean obviously

00:05:39.540 it's thanksgiving everywhere in canada and i'm assuming every province it is a stat holiday but

00:05:45.220 I know some jobs obviously don't even get stat holidays off.

00:05:49.180 So not everybody is as fortunate as some of us who either don't work or who have email

00:05:55.920 jobs and you get all the stat holidays off or if you're lucky enough to work for the

00:06:01.760 public sector, public service, and you get even truth and reconciliation off.

00:06:08.220 Yes, Libra supremacy.

00:06:10.020 Definitely.

00:06:10.640 If you believe in that stuff, I kind of do to a little to a degree.

00:06:14.520 I honestly there's so many things now that it's funny that you bring that up because

00:06:18.960 I was thinking how my beliefs have kind of changed lately like I think it's because I've seen so much

00:06:25.220 crazy oh that sucks Alberta girl I've seen so much crazy shit that's happened over since since the

00:06:31.160 convict scam that I almost like believe in all the crazy like the stuff that I would have never

00:06:36.060 believed in prior to 2020 and so like sometimes I wonder like again sometimes I think we live in a

00:06:42.540 simulation. Sometimes I think that there's a reason the fact that you know, people who are

00:06:47.660 like Libras or in the same star sign or born in the same month or whatever, are, you know, similar

00:06:53.800 and have similar traits to each other. You know, maybe there is a higher power, who knows, there's

00:06:58.880 so many different possibilities out there. That, you know, it could be right. So I'm at this point

00:07:05.940 now, like even I used to I love, again, and this is gonna sound like a typical, you know, white

00:07:11.920 bitch trope which maybe it is but I love you know horror movies and stuff like that um not

00:07:18.420 necessarily the really you know gross ones that are like uh you know a lot of gore and stuff like

00:07:25.080 that but more like the suspenseful old school fucking kind of ones where you didn't have all

00:07:29.400 the technology and all the kind of stuff to make it look you know what I mean like uh better it

00:07:34.680 was just kind of suspense they depended on you know music and stuff like that anyways um I was

00:07:41.080 like but i never really believed in like ghosts or anything like that i was just like whatever

00:07:46.360 right like but i lately i've been seeing a lot of things come up in my feed about like

00:07:51.600 you know ghosts caught on camera aliens even um and i'm starting to think like

00:07:57.560 fuck like we've spent so long being told that this is not possible and that you're crazy thinking

00:08:04.080 about it just like we were told that we're crazy if we think that 9-11 was an inside job or that

00:08:09.000 covid was a scam i'm starting to think well you know maybe there is such a thing as ghosts maybe

00:08:14.940 there is such a thing as um aliens right and they've just been hiding it for so long so who

00:08:24.460 knows guys i don't know um i believe i would believe almost anything at this point in time

00:08:29.680 until i'm proven otherwise so uh yeah that that's how it is uh um mental i just have to send a text

00:08:36.080 for a second this is you know the other thing about being a parent if anybody's out there who's

00:08:40.800 not a parent uh you can expect this to happen is that it never ends when your kids become adults

00:08:46.880 like and and i know that sounds obvious but i mean like to the point where you're still you know

00:08:52.160 helping them with little things they're still texting you for like you know to ask you a

00:08:56.120 question about something that you know is easily found out you know by doing a google search um

00:09:01.940 you're, you know, still thinking about them all night, you know, worried about them and stuff

00:09:05.800 like that, it never really ends. So don't think that once your kids become adults, it's kind of

00:09:11.580 all over and you're going to have to suffer empty nest syndrome or anything like that. Because,

00:09:16.340 you know, the fact of the matter is with the economy, that they're not going to move out

00:09:19.780 anyway, they can't. And that you're going to worry about them because the world is fucked up

00:09:25.800 right now, really fucked up. So you can't really, you know, you can't really expect the nice thing,

00:09:34.760 you know, whereas when I was growing up, it would be like, if I didn't come home one night,

00:09:38.760 the first thing my parents would have expected is that I, you know, got drunk and, you know,

00:09:44.460 crashed at someone's house or passed out in a cornfield somewhere. But now, if you're unreachable

00:09:51.740 for a few hours, people have to start getting really worried because this is the world we live

00:09:55.740 in now. So I'm so glad though, that we're not speaking German, right? Am I right? That we're

00:10:02.140 not speaking German, we get to experience this life. So we're going to start with some housekeeping.

00:10:08.100 I called this the kitchen sink because I'm going to be honest with you guys. I'm, I'm sick. I've

00:10:12.560 been joking around saying maybe I have this Russian plague. But I think it's just a cold

00:10:17.300 or something i don't know but so i didn't really i prepared stuff but i didn't organize it okay like

00:10:23.400 i had stuff i had prepared to talk about but i usually try to organize it and keep you know get

00:10:27.480 some thoughts together so that you guys aren't like what the fuck is this schizo talking about

00:10:30.980 but unfortunately today you're going to have to deal with the schizo because i did not organize

00:10:35.020 things very well so we're just going to kind of talk about all the different things throw

00:10:40.160 everything at the kitchen sink or we'll throw everything from the kitchen sink i should say

00:10:44.880 at the wall and see what sticks. Yeah, I know, Alberta, this is I know, like I said, I've had to

00:10:56.140 help out my daughter with, you know, just getting a used car. Obviously, you know, my sons have

00:11:03.420 wanted to move out for a while and buy a house, they've saved money, they've done everything that

00:11:08.080 they were told that is you know necessary to do and they still can't do it so you know this is the

00:11:15.720 and I we talked about this a little bit and you know this is kind of going on a little bit of a

00:11:20.040 tangent but that's okay because like I said we don't really have a structure today in our space

00:11:25.280 on Thursday Lee and I kind of talked about this and the fact that the government has kind of

00:11:33.000 created this situation where parents are not able to you know parent their kids as well anymore

00:11:40.900 because they're working so much and both parents have to work and it's not even a matter of just

00:11:45.640 being greedy or wanting to be you know rich like that's why both parents are working it's a matter

00:11:51.420 of actual fucking necessity like it's at the point now where it's like even you know if your

00:11:57.280 husband is making six figures like over a hundred thousand dollars it's still not enough in this day

00:12:02.960 and age to support an entire family with the cost of everything right so they've created these

00:12:08.000 conditions where it's next to impossible to support a family on one income and it's if you're not

00:12:18.080 already if you don't already have kids you make it seem impossible and it really is kind of for

00:12:24.840 for people to take time off to raise like to have kids, you know what I mean? So they've created

00:12:30.500 these conditions. And then they say, well, you know, people aren't having babies. So we need

00:12:36.040 to bring in all these third worlders to pay for the pensions of the boomers. Because there was

00:12:40.620 something that went around, it was like a survey that was done in the US. And again, I'm sure it's

00:12:45.320 probably a very similar outcome here. But they were talking about their social security or whatever

00:12:52.640 they call their you know seniors benefit there like rcpp they call it i think social security

00:12:57.980 that like 87 percent of uh boomers who are receiving social security or who are going

00:13:05.020 to be receiving social security very soon basically said they agree with raising taxes

00:13:10.000 for the younger generations so they can keep their pensions so what like i said we have this

00:13:18.840 need to have this constant tax revenue to prop up the boomers because the boomers are still alive

00:13:25.560 and they're the ones unfortunately that wield a lot of the power politically there are huge voting

00:13:30.200 base right and you combine them who are that generation for some reason is very socialist

00:13:38.160 like minded but not in like a national socialist way like they're just very they're very greedy

00:13:44.220 they're very kind of lazy when it comes to like that's not even me I don't even want to say lazy

00:13:50.500 maybe that's not the right word they're selfish right I guess I could just say selfish and they're

00:13:56.260 like the only generation out of the previous from you know the previous and the ones that came after

00:14:01.640 that are like that so it's and I guess it's because they had it so easy because after the

00:14:08.800 what did they call the side what was the generation before them the silent generation or whatever

00:14:13.520 they worked hard right they were the ones that went through the wars they're the ones so the

00:14:17.640 boomers are a product of these people having babies and you know they they fought a hard life

00:14:24.000 so that they could give their children that were born post-world war ii a good life and they i think

00:14:28.920 they had it pretty easy considering so it's like they almost don't know what you know a struggle

00:14:33.820 is like and they'll tell you oh yeah you just got to pull up your you know bootstraps the whole

00:14:37.980 the difference is, is that in their day and age, hey, Tony Hawk. Oh, Halifax, nice. In their day

00:14:46.580 and age, hard work actually could reap you a lot of benefits, right? Like you could, you know,

00:14:53.240 the whole joke about the Simpsons, how like when the Simpsons was created in 88, I think it came

00:14:58.700 out, that Homer Simpson's job as a, you know, lackey at the power plant, his salary could

00:15:07.020 legitimately support a family of three and have two cars and a house and stuff like that because

00:15:11.540 the cost of everything was reasonable considering the salaries so that's the difference right so

00:15:19.100 yeah if you were a boomer or whatever and you were raising a family in the late 70s and 80s

00:15:26.440 and whatever like that it was much easier for you because the cost was a lot closer to the

00:15:33.040 salaries you know what I mean there wasn't this huge disparity between the two so you could just

00:15:37.640 work a couple extra hours you could work six days a week for a year and pay off your house you know

00:15:42.740 what I mean like it was pretty easy now you can't even get a mortgage doing that like you can't even

00:15:48.380 get permission like you can't even borrow money and pay fucking usury on it that's how bad it is

00:15:54.880 now so I fucking like I said I don't take it seriously when they say well you know you just

00:16:00.880 got to pull up your bootstraps and work harder to the kids underneath us this generation because

00:16:06.260 it's not that easy right like i said and it's not for lack of trying yes i think that the you know

00:16:12.780 some late zoomers um or you know younger zoomers and maybe these new gen alpha that's coming up

00:16:18.560 might be a little bit more you know lazier or i don't even know if it's lazier they'll just be

00:16:23.620 more like dependent more procrastination maybe more delegating of stuff just because of the

00:16:29.220 nature of how technology has advanced but i i don't think like i said they're realizing that

00:16:35.360 a lot of the kids are trying you know what i mean like they're but when you get to a point where

00:16:39.820 it becomes so demoralizing and it becomes so hopeless you just figure why should i put in

00:16:44.860 all this effort when the outcome is going to be the same especially when you see thousands not

00:16:49.880 even thousands let's not even say thousands millions of migrants coming in to your country

00:16:55.200 and getting everything handed to them. So it really kind of discourages people from even

00:16:59.780 wanting to work harder, even if that was going to make a difference in the whole scheme of things.

00:17:04.740 So yeah, and that's the thing, Alberta, girl, you can do that too, right? Like, that's what I mean,

00:17:11.280 like there, you can, you can live a very meager life, it depends, right? But I think at now,

00:17:15.900 like if people were just having kids now, or like, within the last 10 years, just starting to have a

00:17:21.440 family, it would be extremely difficult, right? Because that the other thing is daycare, right? So

00:17:26.320 a lot of people don't realize that, well, maybe they realize it, but I guess they don't consider

00:17:34.540 it as heavily in their decision to go back to work. A lot of times the salary that the woman

00:17:40.980 is making is just covering the cost of daycare. So you're just paying most of your salary to a

00:17:47.060 third-worlder to watch your kids all day whereas you know it could potentially depending on your

00:17:52.940 situation be possible for you to just cut things and you know by 25 percent and then stay home

00:17:59.660 but the problem is is again everything costs so much now and you know nobody's able to have

00:18:05.280 we're not thriving like our parents did and are able to put a nest egg away for an emergency and

00:18:11.340 stuff like that we're all and I'm saying when I say we I mean generally not like me and you in the

00:18:16.460 chat or you know watching this generally we are the heavily and most indebted population right or

00:18:23.220 generation rather that has ever existed so and it's going to get worse and unless something

00:18:28.820 changes so yeah it's fucking insane and you're right they don't give anybody a second thought

00:18:34.620 which is uh is there a lag Tony on on uh FTJ yeah sometimes there is a little bit oh boy okay so

00:18:45.720 we're going to get to a few different things and housekeeping things and we're going to watch a

00:18:50.620 new video from my favorite basic logic who talks about reparations and it's like i said it's really

00:18:56.880 it's obviously addressed mostly to the united states and their black american black population

00:19:01.600 but i think that a lot of the information could be extrapolated and used in all western countries

00:19:08.060 because we all offer the same sort of services like welfare policing uh you know schooling all

00:19:16.200 this kind of stuff so I think it could really apply to everybody so we'll check that out

00:19:19.980 but first there was so remember hold on let me share this oh hold on let me let this guy out

00:19:27.060 um remember we talked about a few I don't know if it was a few it might have been a week ago

00:19:37.060 I honestly time is just so crazy like I lit and I know a lot of people say this but I feel like

00:19:42.320 it's just been 2020 like 2020 was just yesterday it's like what are you doing I got the cat down

00:19:50.220 here too they're both in here with me um yeah I feel like it was just yesterday 2020 so it's like

00:19:56.840 I feel like all the like we live we've been in a vacuum for the last six years so I honestly can't

00:20:00.980 like differentiate time anymore really but anyways it was maybe a week or two ago about the plane

00:20:08.300 the Israeli plane or I don't even know if it was an Israeli plane but it was going to Tel Aviv

00:20:13.360 it was a fly Dubai plane that got hijacked right and there was like the struggle and there was you

00:20:19.500 know there's still some kind of uh what would you what would you call it discrepancies about

00:20:26.060 if this was a you know false flag staged kind of because you know a lot of the things kind of fell

00:20:32.500 into place really conveniently is what I'll say now obviously this could happen I mean there's

00:20:39.560 like I said broken clock is is right twice a day right so these things are possible to happen

00:20:45.120 but it was just like it just felt like everything just was very worked out very

00:20:50.360 conveniently for everybody involved so anyways it's come out now that this hijacker that was

00:21:00.440 the Omani I think he was from Oman or that's what they had said initially turns out that he was

00:21:06.580 actually radicalized in Australia and I I laugh about this obviously because I have a lot of

00:21:11.820 Australian friends and we joke about all this kind of stuff but you know all jokes aside and

00:21:18.420 all that kind of stuff this is a really real threat in our western countries like canada like

00:21:25.100 australia obviously like the uk um maybe not as much in america but probably it could happen there

00:21:31.660 depends on the state but i think like because of our policies being so lax and so um we're we're

00:21:42.160 so embracing of these cultures we allow them to call like we allow them to basically balkanize

00:21:47.580 or colonize whatever you want to call it certain areas of our country and change it into you know

00:21:53.160 being governed by them change the religion to being that primary like the enclaves this is the

00:21:58.160 word i was looking for they create their own enclaves we allow it and that's really when you

00:22:03.260 think about it doing that is pretty much like colonizing right certain parts of the country

00:22:09.100 And because we allow this to go on is why it's a lot easier for terrorists to be radicalized or to be trained in Western countries and learn Western technology while flying under the radar, because we accept this as part of, not even assimilation, as multiculturalism, right? Because there is no assimilation. It's multiculturalism.

00:22:33.100 culturalism. So it turned out that this guy was radicalized in Australia, specifically in a mosque

00:22:42.100 in Melbourne. And Melbourne, if you do talk to any Australians, Melbourne is a pretty bad shithole

00:22:49.520 at this point in time. It's kind of like the Toronto of Australia. It was once, I'm sure,

00:22:55.900 a great city, and is now basically the dumping ground for the third world scum of, you know,

00:23:04.100 from everywhere of the third world, basically. So according to the UAE investigators, the co-pilot

00:23:10.280 who attempted to crash a passenger aircraft into Israel's Ben Gurion airport began his

00:23:16.460 radicalization while studying at RMIT in Melbourne. Now, the first thing I am thinking about here,

00:23:24.020 And this is because, again, I'm a conspiracy minded person, is that Australia has had a lot of false flags in the last couple of years that.

00:23:36.580 Well, only one, I think, was definitively proven to be a false flag, but there is a lot of false flags, you know, to the average person.

00:23:45.840 you would think it's a false flag anyways, that have in turn created stronger hate speech laws

00:23:52.880 and created stronger, you know, laws against terrorism, but they're being used against

00:23:59.940 white Australians and, you know, in order to avoid them from collectivizing and stuff like that.

00:24:05.060 So part of me wonders if this was, again, something that was set up or, you know, at very best known about that was going to happen in order to trigger a couple different things that would happen down the road.

00:24:24.380 So the fact that they found out that, you know, this guy, this is what this guy's plan was. He was a terrorist. He wanted to take down the plane of Israelis, primarily, mostly Israelis or Jewish people. And then he all of a sudden now has been radicalized by a mosque in Melbourne.

00:24:41.880 in a you know in my mind i'm thinking well this could benefit a few different groups of people

00:24:48.540 right australia right now has the white australia well it's not going on anymore but there was you

00:24:56.960 know they're making a decision on whether the white australia party has a legal right to exist

00:25:01.940 um so there's a few and and you know even in canada right they've been talking about how

00:25:06.880 radicalization has been like increased i think there was a a meme going around but it's based

00:25:11.160 on facts that the Canadians are the most online kind of right wing like what would you call it

00:25:20.060 like the the most vocal right wing kind of dissidents online if you want to call it that

00:25:26.100 they say radicalization but it's not the same as being radicalized into you know these religions

00:25:30.860 but anyways I my mind first went to when I read this that this could be set up as a way to kind

00:25:39.600 of enhance further hate speech laws further group terrorism laws and and further punish groups for

00:25:48.180 you know active clubs or or like groups such as the former nsn or the white australia party or

00:25:53.980 you know i mean like they'll they'll say it's for this purpose to provide to avoid uh radicalization

00:25:59.920 because you know it seems australia and they'll pretend that they had nothing to do with it either

00:26:04.080 they'll pretend like they'll put their hands up like uh or they'll be like surprise pikachu face

00:26:08.280 right about the fact that well how did this happen in australia like how could this happen

00:26:13.340 in melbourne you know well we need to get stricter on organizations and groups that try to get

00:26:18.300 together and do stuff together when obviously this wouldn't have happened if you weren't allowing this

00:26:23.340 amount of people or you weren't allowing any of these people into your country in the first place

00:26:27.340 but they'll pretend that that had nothing to do with it it's the fact that there's no laws against

00:26:33.760 coming together as a group, right?

00:26:36.320 They need to put in laws to prevent people

00:26:38.380 from organizing in groups bigger than two or three

00:26:40.860 because the radicalization risk is so high.

00:26:44.700 That's where my conspiracy brain goes

00:26:46.460 about this whole thing.

00:26:47.480 But let's continue because I could go on and on forever

00:26:50.420 about this and I'll probably lose my voice

00:26:52.540 before I get to all the other stuff

00:26:55.120 that I want to talk about.

00:26:58.240 This guy regularly attended an RMIT-affiliated mosque

00:27:03.740 I don't know what I'm saying. Is that Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology? Maybe that's what it stands for. So this mosque was affiliated to the school where he reportedly encountered individuals connected to my center, led by Sheikh Samir Motadi, also known as Abu Hamza.

00:27:22.800 oh my god tony did you really thank you so much that's awesome i appreciate that i'll have to

00:27:31.620 check my i haven't looked at my emails lately because i keep getting spam emails and emails

00:27:37.120 from idiots and stuff like that so i don't i check it once in a while which i should i should check

00:27:42.120 it more but uh just because i spend so much time deleting garbage so which i should probably get

00:27:47.620 a stronger filter or set up a stronger filter on my email but again i'm a procrastinator

00:27:52.700 so here we are

00:27:53.460 the suspect also alleged that

00:27:56.800 the center received support from

00:27:58.820 an association linked to the Muslim

00:28:00.820 Brotherhood but

00:28:02.720 there's more in

00:28:04.620 2025 Motadi so this is the

00:28:06.800 sheik

00:28:07.200 it's who led the

00:28:10.720 mosque

00:28:11.260 came under scrutiny for inflammatory

00:28:14.740 sermons and statements portraying

00:28:16.980 Australian society as

00:28:18.740 engaged in an ideological

00:28:20.140 war against Islam

00:28:22.100 uh yeah no shit Australia is a Christian country it was founded on Christian values

00:28:28.640 so why wouldn't they have an ideological war against Islam it's the polar opposite of

00:28:35.340 Christianity he told his followers they shouldn't adopt any Australian values hey wise elk and this

00:28:44.420 is where it's like this is where their australian visit should end

00:28:50.140 the minute you publicly state that you do not believe in a country's values the minute you

00:29:00.340 publicly encourage other people to not believe in that country's values is the minute you no longer

00:29:05.980 get to stay here or wherever you are because no other no countries would accept that you know

00:29:12.100 what i mean like if you went to their countries in the middle east obviously the punishment for

00:29:17.540 you know even thinking badly if they can prove you thought badly about the prophet

00:29:24.360 they'll kill you so it's only in our countries that we accept this so

00:29:29.740 this is stupid like the fact that this could even be considered um

00:29:34.300 uh like insulting i guess you could say his statements were serious enough to be raised

00:29:41.500 in the Victorian Parliament, of course

00:29:43.380 they were, where questions were also

00:29:45.480 asked about the government funding involving

00:29:47.760 my centre, associated

00:29:49.520 organisations. To date,

00:29:51.460 the Victorian Labour Government has awarded this

00:29:53.480 mosque upwards of $500,000.

00:29:56.740 I called...

00:29:57.780 Wrong one.

00:29:59.020 That's the one I wanted to use. God damn.

00:30:01.440 So the Australians are basically paying

00:30:03.080 funding terrorism

00:30:05.660 without even

00:30:07.180 their, like, consent, basically.

00:30:09.540 Your tax dollars

00:30:10.400 are being sent and it's the same here don't don't kid yourself we're talking about australia now but

00:30:15.640 don't kid yourself it's the same here in canada that our taxpayer money our funds end up in the

00:30:22.560 hands of terrorism or terrorists um okay meanwhile the organization has been raising millions for an

00:30:33.200 enormous islamic sharia sanctuary in michaelham wow that's fucking crazy in michaelham i think i

00:30:41.140 know somebody that used to live in michaelham that's uh wild the proposed development includes

00:30:46.300 a mosque islamic schools aged care and extensive community facilities its latest fundraising

00:30:51.760 campaign reports 5.3 million raised towards a 6.9 million dollar target how they've been able to

00:30:58.260 raise such a significant amount of money remains a mystery but it's not very difficult to guess

00:31:02.620 and then Australia has a very serious Islam problem now this guy the cyberpunk dingo is uh

00:31:09.300 well he's a non-Australian if you if you put it that way I mean he lives in Australia he's I guess

00:31:15.220 an Australian citizen but I believe he's from uh prime or he was he came from a country that was

00:31:20.840 primarily Islamic but he hates Islam and he talks about it constantly so um sometimes he has some

00:31:27.780 good nuggets to you know pick up on and like i said you know i don't limit my following and a

00:31:33.400 lot of people will give you shit for this but like i think it's not good to limit your following to

00:31:38.160 just people in your own echo chamber like i think it's good to see what either normies or people

00:31:43.720 that are kind of centrists are saying i can't stand following the extreme lefties because that's

00:31:48.540 just like literally you might as well poke yourself in the eyeballs with needles like that's

00:31:52.440 what it feels like but I think it's important to see what the moderates or the centrists are saying

00:31:58.620 because it kind of gets us out of this echo chamber because it's I find that a lot of times I

00:32:03.020 forget that not everybody thinks the same way as I do and then it ends up increasing my frustration

00:32:09.980 when I have to deal with people in the real world I guess you could say right because the majority

00:32:15.320 of them unfortunately do not have our same ideology yet or our same thoughts they're not

00:32:20.660 as awoken as us yet but they'll get there they'll get there so then he followed up with this graph

00:32:30.020 saying you know he got curious about seeing just how much money was being raised for sharia

00:32:34.400 sanctuaries in australia and they found whatever opuses is that ai probably to help me find more

00:32:41.660 islamist projects in australia and this is just insane so if you look at this it looks like they

00:32:48.460 have $26.3 million from the New South Wales government grant, 100% New South Wales government

00:32:55.600 grant, to the ISRA Islamic Arts Museum in New South Wales. That's a huge grant for an arts

00:33:05.480 museum. Why is an Islamic arts museum going in a Western Christian country? That doesn't

00:33:14.560 make any sense it has nothing to do with australia why would australia have a museum for that

00:33:19.520 especially something that's funded by the state if you want to have a private museum and you're

00:33:24.040 going to charge people to visit and you operate on a private budget whatever go ahead that's your

00:33:27.840 business right but no the taxpayer funded absolutely not this should never fucking happen

00:33:34.240 in any of these countries and a lot of times these are fronts right for terrorism uh there was

00:33:41.740 well there is a video and I don't know if it was released at the time of uh yeah wise elk for real

00:33:48.380 um I don't know if it was released at the time of 9-11 but it was uh I I've seen it recently and I

00:33:56.840 never saw it prior so I don't know but basically talking about the fact that prior to 9-11 one of

00:34:04.000 the buildings that ended up falling for like I think it was like a year there was on one entire

00:34:09.800 floor. There was a Israeli kind of art project kind of set up. So people were there pretty much

00:34:18.200 24 seven doing stuff, you know, and that because it was some kind of art project or museum or

00:34:23.380 something like that. I don't know if that was funded by the state or whatever. It was definitely

00:34:27.880 funded by Israel. But I'm just saying, like, these things like can be fronts for nefarious

00:34:36.660 activities right is my point um i guess but yeah so that was quite interesting about australia i

00:34:44.540 mean not surprising given the people that i speak to on the regular basis uh yeah basically uh wise

00:34:52.620 elk the people i speak to on a regular basis from australia like you know you never really

00:34:57.680 understand how bad it is until you speak to people that are living through it um on the daily

00:35:03.320 because you know it's hard to believe sometimes because you know you don't the mainstream media

00:35:09.980 never talks about this stuff they never show it anywhere so that's another reason why it's

00:35:14.980 i think it's good to talk to people from other countries as well if you can now that we have

00:35:19.680 this tool for as long as we have it social media for as long as we have it it's good to use it and

00:35:24.900 get the you know on the ground kind of observations the antidotal evidence from people that are

00:35:32.400 living through it because you're never going to find out the truth from the government or the

00:35:35.280 MSN like the mainstream media hey baby baby Hitler and this was just another Australian

00:35:45.060 thing as well but again I talk about these things because a lot of them translate over here

00:35:49.760 this is another I guess you could say falsehood that we get told here as well in Canada and I

00:35:57.100 would be interested to see this but it's very difficult it's difficult in Australia too to

00:36:01.580 find statistics, right? Because they hide a lot of these statistics, especially ones that are

00:36:05.720 based on ethnicity, or country of origin, or whatever you want to call it, right? But we are

00:36:14.060 told, right, the lie, which I mentioned a bit earlier with the boomers pensions and stuff like

00:36:19.600 that, the big lie that we're being told is that we're getting old, right? Like the population in

00:36:27.640 general is aging we're not having enough kids to replace the tax base so they're bringing over

00:36:34.000 working age people that are young that are going to contribute for you know a long period of time

00:36:38.920 to the tax base of that country but the reality is and we see this antidotally with our own eyes

00:36:46.240 you know we hear about it is that a lot of these people are middle-aged men that are coming over

00:36:53.080 so like in their late 30s early 40s which at that point in time if you're living in one of our

00:36:59.120 countries the retirement age is 65 and at that point in time you're eligible for government

00:37:03.600 benefits to support you after that right so if you come over here and you're 45 you're only

00:37:10.220 contributing assuming that you're working like the government's telling us that you're doing

00:37:15.080 you're only contributing for 20 years so again bullshit right if you're if you're bringing over

00:37:23.060 people to replace the tax base that's not being born why are you bringing over people that are

00:37:28.720 you know 20 out years or so out of retire or away from retirement that doesn't make any sense why

00:37:33.560 wouldn't you be bringing over and i don't want any of them but i'm saying like why would you

00:37:37.440 wouldn't you be bringing over 20 year olds like it doesn't make any sense so this tweet is restore

00:37:44.300 australia says white people are apparently useless don't want to work have skill shortages are

00:37:50.140 bigoted backwards racist supremacists aren't educated and have an aging population these are

00:37:55.620 the myriad arguments thrown at us by immigrants to justify their presence in our nations then

00:38:01.020 they argue that third worlders who are even less skilled from abject poverty from war-torn

00:38:06.620 shitholes where civilization never took hold can somehow make our nations better but even more

00:38:11.880 retarded is the aging population argument is always thrown at australians despite migrants

00:38:16.520 being eight years older than us on average and that I again I would love to look this up if I

00:38:22.800 could find the data and maybe I will look into it but here in Australia the median age of people

00:38:29.540 born overseas in Australia is 43 and the median age of people born in Australia is 35 so they are

00:38:38.160 younger the median age in Australia that were born there is 35 now the problem with the statistics is

00:38:43.520 they could be first generation immigrants, right, or second generation, whatever you want to call it.

00:38:47.940 But it says why is because most of them migrate as adults rather than being born or arriving as

00:38:54.840 young children. And that is the bulk majority of the migrants that have come into our country

00:39:00.500 and Australia over the last 10 years. They're not born. They're not people that are born here.

00:39:06.120 They're people that have migrated here as adults, mostly. So even though they're, you know, a lot

00:39:12.420 of times they have kids in our countries they're not necessarily bringing kids over they're adults

00:39:18.520 that are coming over and then they have their anchor babies so I thought it was interesting

00:39:23.840 because it's another way to debunk their argument about the fact that we're getting old and we're

00:39:31.140 not able to you know keep the tax base at a level and you know the funny thing about this whole

00:39:36.980 thing too and this is obviously I'm referring to Canada in this regard but again everywhere

00:39:41.640 is that they never consider spending less like if us as private citizens if you take a job like a

00:39:51.220 cut in your job or your income or for whatever reason you lose your job because you are you

00:39:55.880 know labeled a racist online um you have to live under a budget right so you know that you only

00:40:03.380 have so much money to be able to be used you don't generally spend more than that so my question is

00:40:11.180 that when you realize that shit you know we don't have the same number of tax and i don't believe

00:40:18.860 that's true because i think it's just because they keep increasing the population that they

00:40:23.660 need more taxpayers but whatever let's say that their argument is is sound and that they don't

00:40:28.260 have enough taxpayers to keep the pensions going for the boomers and keep the care going for the

00:40:32.760 boomers that are getting older and stuff like that they never once come out and say okay before

00:40:37.620 Before we decide that we're going to import a bunch of, you know, incompatible people and use them as slaves to pay into this, why don't we cut the expenses first? Why don't we cut all the money we're sending overseas? Why don't we cut all this kind of stuff? Never do they consider that.

00:40:57.180 And I think that is because in reality, all of these countries, hey, Rodney, all of these countries are beholden to, like I said, whether it's the WEF, whether it's the EU, if they're part of the EU, they're beholden to some sort of higher kind of agreement or that all of them, especially, well, obviously all Western nations, for sure, are beholden to this kind of agreement that we're supposed to facilitate this kind of

00:41:27.180 spreading of the third world cancer amongst all of our countries so that like the whole

00:41:31.640 globe is chocolate milk, I guess. Does that make sense? Chocolate milk. Fuck, I hate insult and

00:41:41.380 chocolate milk like that because it's really good. All right. Enough on the serious topics.

00:41:47.640 Let's get to some funny videos. And this it's not really funny. It's kind of tragically sad.

00:41:52.360 But it's just another example of what we talked about in one of my last streams about the whole high trust society versus low trust society and the fact that certain cultures, India, come from societies that have for multiple centuries relied on scamming and cheating and lying to survive.

00:42:18.540 So it's inbred in them. And you can't have these types of people coming to a country where this is not our cultural norm. And we are very high trust because that's the way we created our societies to function. So this is just an example of people like just literally taking it because it's free, right?

00:42:40.560 a lot of times you'll find maybe initially when these people come here and they're not obviously

00:42:46.560 sure about well I don't think they care about the Canadian customs to be honest with you

00:42:51.800 but a lot of times it's initially they just do it because they don't know but then it becomes

00:42:57.100 something because they don't even need it at that point in time right they just take it because

00:43:01.200 it's free I found this phenomena yes wise elk I found this phenomena really prevalent in

00:43:08.420 um, yeah, chocolate milk. Um, I found this really prevalent when I was working and I was in, uh,

00:43:15.820 the nonprofit, um, area of work that, you know, any kind of service that you would offer

00:43:22.420 for free, people would take it because they felt like, even if they didn't need it, right. A lot of

00:43:28.680 the people from these cultures that are like this, these countries that they would just take it

00:43:33.240 because it was being offered, not because they needed it. Right. So they would be like, you know,

00:43:37.560 if the service was okay well we're gonna you know uh shovel your fucking walk let's say for example

00:43:45.620 we're gonna shovel the walk of anybody who is elderly and needs it right then you would have

00:43:51.820 all these people calling in who have adult children living at home that are perfectly

00:43:55.840 capable of doing it and when you explain to them well no this is for you know seniors or people

00:44:02.000 that are disabled who don't have anybody that can do it for them they would lie they would argue

00:44:07.380 with you they would you know get because and they don't because the thing is like they didn't need

00:44:10.560 it but they felt like they were entitled to it it's basically uh the point of this rant so this

00:44:16.400 is the same example i think like it's just taking plastic utensils from a restaurant probably not

00:44:23.680 because you need them because why wouldn't you just go to the dollar store and buy uh regular

00:44:27.700 metal utensils that you can wash it's just more so that it's free so why would why shouldn't i take

00:44:36.240 it kind of idea yeah me either wise okay it's getting bad like to the point where you can't

00:44:42.740 even go out and enjoy having like a takeout coffee or a takeout you know not even takeout

00:44:49.400 like a restaurant even going to a restaurant you can't even trust any of this stuff anymore

00:44:52.840 and that used to be again something in a high trust society that we came to enjoy right like

00:44:57.940 you know not the daily slop the you know maybe once a week or whatever the family going out to

00:45:03.560 a restaurant or something like that you can't even do that anymore because number one it's

00:45:06.980 extremely unaffordable the food is extremely garbage and you can't trust that it is being

00:45:12.200 cooked with hygiene in mind like look she's pulling out this is a dispenser of utensils

00:45:25.900 um and now it looks like this looks like a costco it doesn't say where it is but it does look like

00:45:31.160 a Costco just pulling them out and putting them like again for what reason you know and this is

00:45:39.540 also like contributes to more trash like I don't understand why people would prefer

00:45:47.260 to use these in their home as opposed to ones that you can reuse and wash like it doesn't make

00:45:54.160 sense like obviously these are made for on the go right so I you know it's just a matter of and I

00:46:00.740 think this is the thing that really pisses me off the most like I don't like it regardless but like

00:46:05.520 if you don't genuinely don't know you know I still don't like it but I can maybe understand it a

00:46:11.720 little bit better but the fact that these people that just want to take it because well I should

00:46:17.780 get I should be entitled to it because everybody else is like I just don't get that fucking

00:46:20.940 mentality right and that's because I'm not from a low trust third world shithole

00:46:25.920 yes wise elf well they're never going to assimilate that's the thing

00:46:32.480 like look at this it's going to town man

00:46:40.780 at least the person was nice enough to block out their face and i'm wondering too if this is like

00:46:50.500 are people getting in shit for posting like from the cops and shit like that for filming people

00:46:56.540 doing this stuff because i know you know if you check the comment section of some of these videos

00:47:02.180 it's a lot of people saying how dare you film that person doing that like like they don't want

00:47:07.600 you to film people doing bad things or illegal things and it's like why you know what i mean

00:47:12.200 like if this was the u.s like again going back to the body cam videos your fucking ass would be

00:47:17.940 viewed by a million people on YouTube like um self-serve to self-steal yeah I'm just looking

00:47:26.020 at the comments yeah so somebody's like why cover her face stalks the shit out of her

00:47:29.980 um these women generally don't even work they live off government assistance uh you know people

00:47:36.640 like if I would have personally called her out um and I agree I think more people should do that

00:47:41.940 but the reality is people won't because again they'll go that's the video that will go viral

00:47:46.280 not this one that one where you start calling them out

00:47:49.480 I don't know wise elk I mean again like I feel like sometimes you know in all seriousness sometimes

00:47:58.580 we maybe we need to play their game so if you know we were to do something like that you know

00:48:04.020 be like well you know I have all these problems I have all these mental problems I'm a transgender

00:48:09.500 I'm a furry I'm uh you know I I think I'm a tree like play their game right because they need to

00:48:16.700 I I think that well they're ridiculous regardless but sometimes people need to see it thrown back

00:48:22.620 at them from the opposite side you know what I mean like and and it works for them what are they

00:48:26.520 going to say to you are you are they going to refuse uh your you know assumptions of your are

00:48:33.060 they going to assume your gender or whatever it is they're not going to do that yeah well you can

00:48:39.160 also do that too wise elk i mean it's entirely up to you right but i mean i think a lot of us

00:48:45.600 would prefer that to be honest right but we don't live in a society yet that permits that to happen

00:48:52.000 um this oh god i you know sometimes i don't even know why i i want to talk about these videos

00:49:01.740 because this reminds me of just the lindsey clancy psychopaths that i had to endure on my

00:49:09.620 timeline for a while um i just i will never understand people posting number one i'll never

00:49:16.480 understand people trauma dumping on the internet to everybody um i will never understand people

00:49:23.180 coming out and whinging about like first world problems basically and i grew up in that generation

00:49:30.160 yeah that's true when i talk i grew up in that generation where um it was like i don't know you

00:49:39.840 just didn't talk like you didn't want you didn't tell people your problems like it was embarrassing

00:49:43.160 you know what i mean but now it's like everybody you know wants to get online and whine and whinge

00:49:48.880 about like first world problems that uh it's really gross but anyways we're gonna we're gonna

00:49:56.180 to talk about because she's a deranged leftist Albertan. She filmed herself crashing out over

00:50:00.480 the goofy Lulbert separatists in a washroom posted it. And this is important to watch because much

00:50:09.620 like Max, I also used to see Alberta as Canada's bastion of conservatism. I did. But now I see it

00:50:19.040 as a circus with zany freaks and brown clowns running around everywhere. Brown clowns speaking

00:50:26.080 of brown clowns this makes me think of i don't know if any of you guys watch or have heard of

00:50:30.100 jake monroe i think he goes by goth daddy he did a interview with thomas sewell i think that's

00:50:35.200 coming out soon so uh it'll be interesting i'm interested to see tom talk to somebody

00:50:40.320 a man wearing makeup that's going to be interesting

00:50:43.700 that's not tom's cup of tea from uh you know what i know but anyways it's going to be interesting

00:50:51.000 i mean jake's all right though like i said but yeah wearing the makeup is going to be funny

00:50:55.840 okay let's check out what this problem what the problem is with this girl

00:51:00.500 if you live in alberta and you're voting in the referendum to separate i think that you're a

00:51:07.300 stupid dumb little fucking baby i think that a game of peekaboo could trick you guess what i

00:51:12.460 was still there i know scary where did i go ah still here gotcha so she's upset about people

00:51:20.760 wanting to separate and i i'm not gonna shit on her like i said for her opinion like because of me

00:51:26.240 i'm not an albertan so i don't think canada should split up at all but i also agree with

00:51:31.200 the plight of albertans who believe that we should so i'm on i don't care either way because

00:51:36.600 it's not my province i don't live there but the fact that people get so upset about people having

00:51:43.720 these opinions is just insane to me and this is how people like unfortunately charlie kirk what

00:51:49.620 happens to him right they get they take it to the extreme uh-oh never have i ever seen or heard from

00:51:56.520 a dumber group of people since the people who voted for trump a second time like vote for freedom

00:52:05.120 vote for freedom what freedom do you not have pray tell white person okay so here we go so we

00:52:15.000 always have to bring it back to that right we're always going to bring it back to that

00:52:18.480 um yeah basically alberta girl you told that's insane chris told a bus driver there was i was

00:52:26.600 watching a bus and again this is a side but you guys know this is me right we're gonna unfortunately

00:52:31.660 have little side conversations once in a while because my brain operates this way i was watching

00:52:36.240 one of those again body cam videos and it was a bus driver who got in a fight with a passenger

00:52:41.840 and they both like he stabbed him and he ended up killing him the passenger and the bus driver

00:52:48.160 you know obviously it didn't require that you know response right the bus driver was uh

00:52:55.160 modello american right and the victim was also um i think he was a chug right so he was a native

00:53:03.040 or whatever and this was in the u.s obviously but yeah it i can understand like bus drivers take a

00:53:09.060 lot of shit. But the kind of bus drivers we have now are deserving of it. Yeah, it's, you know,

00:53:22.980 I don't know, I feel like I'm kind of on the fence, because, you know, the think about a

00:53:29.020 transit system, like, I guess, Toronto, right? Obviously, bus drivers, like prior to the last

00:53:37.680 probably 10 or 15 years i think the majority of the bus drivers at least a slim majority were

00:53:42.840 still canadians um now obviously that has changed because a lot of these canadians have retired

00:53:48.160 these bus drivers but think about the shit that they used to cop right and that was just because

00:53:53.900 most of the shit they used to cop was from you know fair evaders right and we all know what group

00:53:58.580 of people those they were from the fair evaders so i i do feel bad for them because much like police

00:54:06.120 they the good ones had to cop a lot of shit because we allowed this stuff to go on we imported these

00:54:12.060 people we allowed them to behave this way but now what they've done is because the canadian you know

00:54:18.340 ttc drivers and all that kind of stuff are have a retired or they're taking early retirement

00:54:24.020 because they just don't want to deal with the fucking bullshit anymore they're replacing them

00:54:28.160 with you know third worlders who will basically do anything for the pitter uh pittance that they're

00:54:36.220 given of course the TTC is not like Tim Hortons they can't really scam it's a union but um point

00:54:43.100 being that you know they're willing to take the shit and they'll probably be willing to retaliate

00:54:47.420 against against some unruly customers too so we may end up seeing a battle uh a race battle between

00:54:55.120 you know like maybe blacks and arabs or something here in canada

00:54:59.440 with all the privilege in the world i want to hear it tell me ottawa gets all our money wrong

00:55:08.240 wrong okay so if ottawa doesn't get all alberta's money who gets it who gets it

00:55:14.880 um you're wrong and you're dumb and you're wrong again okay who gets the money then who gets the

00:55:23.820 money you're wrong oh my god oh my god i can't believe that these people live amongst us so you

00:55:32.660 made an assumption here you made an assertion actually that ottawa doesn't get a large majority

00:55:40.920 of alberta money for equalization so where does the money go then if all if ottawa's not taking it

00:55:49.100 where are these equalization payments going that it's documented that Alberta pays

00:55:55.080 riddle me that riddle me that young lady

00:55:59.580 the Canadian wizard tell me where that money goes she don't know because it's clickbaity just to

00:56:10.620 sit here and scream and and this is how lefties it's not how they win but it's how they get the

00:56:17.220 other party side to concede I guess you could say and I guess that is a win but I mean like

00:56:21.980 people just get so annoyed with them because they have no reasoning it's all just emotional

00:56:28.000 statements like you're wrong you're wrong okay well tell me how I'm wrong they can't tell you

00:56:31.920 they're just you're wrong because you're racist you're wrong because you hate this or you like

00:56:36.440 they never can tell you why you're wrong or to dispute your points with facts or anything like

00:56:43.840 that so they just result result to uh screaming hysterically about how wrong you are or ad hominem

00:56:50.800 attacks about how you're you know racist or whatever it may be so it's almost like it was

00:56:57.040 a george carlin that said that who said that it's like they're beating you down like don't argue

00:57:02.320 with stupid people they'll beat you down with their you know incompetence or whatever it is i

00:57:06.280 don't know but yeah it's just sometimes it's just not worth the effort she is in one she is one of

00:57:12.520 those cases not worth the effort so this guy you know I don't even know this guy's Zuby right I

00:57:19.720 see him come across my timeline sometimes I don't know is he Canadian I don't know he looks like a

00:57:24.160 black artist I'm not sure but I marked this because it's some sort of documentary that's

00:57:29.580 coming out I checked unfortunately you have to pay for it maybe I can set up a watch party we

00:57:36.360 can do like on a stream we can watch it it's called Broken Country it's about Canada I don't

00:57:40.540 mind paying for it and then we can kind of watch it on stream so this is maybe something we can do

00:57:44.420 but anyways it says for decades Canada has been seen as a model nation internationally renowned

00:57:53.020 for its high standard of living safety and friendliness

00:57:56.120 um recently and this is hilarious because it is true right it is true but I think that

00:58:04.120 as that meme has been going around saying that you know Canadians are the worst

00:58:08.960 the most savage, especially in online discourses, in regards to this whole

00:58:16.320 migrant issue and remigration. I think that we're running out of this friendliness. We're

00:58:22.680 at our limit. We have the fatigue. We have the fatigue. Recently, it's been making headlines

00:58:27.820 for the wrong reasons. So we're making headlines for the wrong reasons. Unaffordability,

00:58:35.240 homelessness and addiction rising crime and a health care system so stretched that thousands

00:58:41.160 are dying as they wait for treatment they await treatment broken country is a new documentary

00:58:47.020 that explores what went wrong in Canada and what can be done so this is just the little stinger the

00:58:51.980 clip the marketing clip we'll watch it but then like I said maybe we will do the actual

00:59:00.920 full video because i think let's take a look here i looked into this

00:59:07.180 but i don't know how long it is that's the thing

00:59:11.300 i would assume it's probably like an uh hour and a half maybe i don't know so we can maybe

00:59:19.140 look at doing that on a stream but let's just watch the preview and see

00:59:23.720 I have this vision some days of Canadians coming face to face with God

00:59:30.340 and saying, what did you do with this country I gave you?

00:59:34.000 Half a million people that has disappeared and we don't know where they are.

00:59:37.960 They're in Canada, but we don't know where they are.

00:59:41.020 Canadians are definitely not as safe as they used to be.

00:59:44.280 Firearms are being taken away from illegal gun owners.

00:59:47.340 A lot of people feel they can't defend themselves.

00:59:49.960 When you have governments telling you what you can think, what you can say, what you can't say, that in itself is debilitating.

00:59:58.160 Two young ladies died from using safer supply drugs.

01:00:02.620 We've designed a drug use epidemic across the country.

01:00:08.280 Canadians, do you guys remember when I said they're tragedy pimps?

01:00:12.920 That's exactly what they're discussing. They're talking here.

01:00:16.160 They've created the crisis because they're tragedy pimps.

01:00:18.860 They need a crisis in order to justify their job and keep their job.

01:00:23.200 So they are going to keep perpetuating that crisis so that they can keep their job, basically.

01:00:29.520 Pay too much tax because the government wastes too much money.

01:00:33.060 We give billions to foreign aid, but we can't even look after our own citizens.

01:00:38.700 We are killing old people.

01:00:40.500 If you're aborted in an emergency department, you die.

01:00:43.720 The Canadian health care system is not delivering for Canadians full stop.

01:00:46.760 there's only North Korea and Cuba that are systems most comparable to ours I'm a fourth

01:00:52.480 generation Canadian and I'm not proud to fly so did you catch that North Korea and Cuba and

01:00:58.400 quite honestly I would argue that Cuba's probably better because they have a high amount of doctors

01:01:04.840 and their training for doctors is probably most comparable to North America compared to like

01:01:12.200 Indian uh doctors that are being trained in India so that's pretty fucking bad and I would assume

01:01:19.120 you know North Korea also has you know because Asians have higher IQ or probably have competent

01:01:25.280 doctors as well but our system their system is still bad you know what I mean and Canada and

01:01:33.580 this is why I laugh so hard when people say oh I wish I lived in Canada free health care what are

01:01:39.220 you talking about i would rather fucking sell my house and live and get the health care then you

01:01:45.260 know get to stay here and then probably not get the health care i need and fucking die or get

01:01:49.420 offered made yes wise elk that is it they will drag you down to their level and beat you with

01:01:54.800 experience so don't argue with stupid people is the quote and he says that they because they will

01:02:02.420 drag you down to their level and beat you with experience so yeah that's why i don't argue with

01:02:06.400 them but yeah this looks good this documentary fly a canadian flag call me crazy but it's like

01:02:11.860 you want to break the middle class yeah you lose your middle class all you have is rich and poor

01:02:18.440 yep and that's what they ultimately what the goal is right and this is why they want to get people

01:02:24.580 on board with the whole ubi stuff because you know a lot of people again modern humans are

01:02:35.300 have been have evolved with all the like the technology we've enjoyed stuff like that so

01:02:41.320 we've basically evolved or we are evolving to become to take the path of least resistance with

01:02:47.820 everything right um so people the majority of people don't want to fucking go to work every

01:02:55.320 day and slave their ass away for you know not enough right that that's normal like most people

01:03:02.520 would feel that way i can i can imagine so this is how they're going to sell ubi on people because

01:03:07.840 if you can make almost the same amount but not have to go through the fucking motions of going

01:03:14.760 to jewish daycare every single fucking day and listening to hr ladies fucking you know train you

01:03:20.300 about indigenous rights and and uh you know what pronouns to use and all this kind of stuff

01:03:25.460 you're probably going to do it right like you know so but what you're not going to realize

01:03:32.240 is that your UBI is now dependent on you being a good goy or good girl however you want to say that

01:03:39.980 it's going to depend on you keeping your mouth shut it's going to depend on you following the

01:03:45.840 laws getting the vaccines you know doing all this kind of stuff right that they want you to do that's

01:03:51.020 what it's going to be dependent on and when you get put in a position like that you have no rights

01:03:55.220 at that point in time because much like what they did like much like what they did with COVID when

01:04:00.660 they try to say well we didn't uh hey Dougal we didn't take or we didn't we didn't make you we

01:04:09.320 didn't force you to get vaccinated no they didn't physically Trudeau did not physically come out and

01:04:16.200 say you I am forcing you to get vaccinated you have to get vaccinated but what they did is they

01:04:22.580 made it impossible to survive if you didn't right so it's plausible deniability um and this is

01:04:29.660 basically you know what they're going to do with uh like ubi right like to the point where people

01:04:36.180 will become dependent on it whereas it'll be like well you know we never we never forced you to get

01:04:42.440 that vaccine but in order to be eligible for this you have to but you could you know not have an

01:04:47.740 income and go live on the street like you know or go live in the sewers like the sewer people

01:04:51.520 so that's how they're gonna you know get people with UBI so a lot of people like I think a lot

01:04:58.140 of people need to realize especially those people well lefties definitely need to realize this but

01:05:02.620 again they are I don't think you're ever going to change their mind but communists think this way

01:05:07.680 and Marxists and stuff like that that you know you're entitled to the fruits of someone else's

01:05:13.160 labor and that's not how life works so eventually systems like that fail and the people who are

01:05:19.620 willing to work for their you know the reward are the ones that will survive and this has been

01:05:26.900 shown throughout millennia since humans have been on earth the lazy ones the ones that didn't want

01:05:33.900 to do anything the ones that procrastinated the ones that outsourced their stuff to other nations

01:05:39.260 or brought in other nations to do their work for them have failed and that's exactly what's going

01:05:45.140 to happen here uh okay let's move on talking too much today wow all right oh this was uh i just

01:05:57.060 thought this was funny right polymarket i i followed this it's crazy because i know it's

01:06:01.600 like a betting thing which was wild when i first found that out but it's it's like they have the

01:06:06.720 news like right away because they're a betting market so you're supposed to bet on the outcomes

01:06:10.600 of this stuff right so they're saying that the trump administration reportedly considered using

01:06:16.560 massive ships to deport immigrants to central and south america with the voyages lasting days

01:06:21.560 this is based as fuck okay because not only does this serve two purposes right obviously the mass

01:06:30.500 deportation of the people they want out of their country but it also serves as a deterrent for

01:06:37.840 people coming in because you know if you if the possibility of you spending your whatever

01:06:44.920 paying thousands of dollars to some fucking human trafficker and then spending weeks journey

01:06:50.240 walking through South America to get to the U.S. border only to have to take a fucking week-long

01:06:56.900 fucking trip on a cargo ship to go back home you're probably going to think about it maybe

01:07:03.680 i don't know i would it was definitely would if it was me so uh yeah i thought that was pretty

01:07:12.380 fucking hilarious just like and i i don't think i uh yeah i don't think i i don't think i saved it

01:07:19.000 but i'm sure you guys heard the um jd vance had made the announcement of the h1b suspension the

01:07:28.320 visas. I think we talked about it on the space on Thursday. But yeah, they basically found and

01:07:39.340 this should happen here. Like there's Tim Hortons, Walmart, all that other stuff should be

01:07:44.320 banned from using the LMIA process, right? In the US, it's the H1B, they call it. And well,

01:07:52.100 it's really the PERM program that they're talking about, which is the program that

01:07:56.160 makes you a permanent resident after you've been on H-1B.

01:08:00.820 So I guess in short, how it works in the U.S. is their LMIA process.

01:08:05.980 So if they need to get a worker from overseas, they have to go through the same thing, right?

01:08:09.240 They have to test the market.

01:08:10.360 They have to put out an advertisement, a posting for that job.

01:08:14.460 And they have to prove to the state, the federal government, whoever,

01:08:18.400 I guess it would be the federal government,

01:08:20.160 they have to prove to them that they're not getting any takers.

01:08:23.360 No competent people are applying for the job.

01:08:26.160 for what they're able to offer or for what the you know so the market basically is saying that

01:08:31.180 they need this because nobody's applying well what they're doing these companies a lot of

01:08:37.860 companies were doing this is that they'll put the they'll bring they'll put the advertisement

01:08:42.580 so what they'll do okay so how it works is they'll say you know what we desperately need

01:08:47.620 a thousand workers in tech and we just can't we need them in a short period of time

01:08:52.740 it's just impossible to hire that many um locally so where we need some temporary workers in that's

01:08:59.280 their temporary workers h1bs right they'll bring in a bunch of h1bs well what'll happen is that

01:09:04.980 those h1bs the reason they're coming over here especially the indians is because they automatically

01:09:11.440 assume that's going to translate into permanent stat like residency and it does because this is

01:09:16.700 a scam right so these companies will get these h1bs over and then you know they have a deal with

01:09:23.500 them okay well you know once your contract's up your year whatever it is you're supposed to be

01:09:27.800 here for working we will hire you on as a permanent a perm they call it right so like we'll say that

01:09:35.240 we'll test the market we'll say that you know we absolutely could not find an american that could

01:09:40.520 do this job so we need to hire this temporary worker as a permanent full-time worker which means

01:09:45.520 we have to keep it like he has to stay here and what they would do is how they would test the

01:09:49.740 market is they would put a small little advertisement for the job in the newspaper

01:09:55.520 and who the fuck reads the newspaper classifieds anymore so they wouldn't post it online they

01:10:03.300 wouldn't post it on like you know these job websites they wouldn't post it like send out

01:10:08.860 emails or anything like that they would literally just put a little tiny square advertisement like

01:10:14.080 It was 1960 saying, you know, this job with very vague details and then and then basically say that, well, we didn't get anybody, any takers for this job.

01:10:27.280 So we need to hire this person. Right.

01:10:30.780 So they've discovered that. I mean, that's one way they scam.

01:10:33.820 And this is what, you know, these companies are suspected of doing. Microsoft, Adobe, a lot of Indian run employment agencies were involved in this. So the U.S. has suspended their ability to hire on perms. So they can't get any permanent workers from overseas right now until this investigation concludes, basically.

01:10:59.480 hey bush master um so yeah that's what he made an announcement and that's what they should be

01:11:08.200 doing here because it's a pipeline to immigration it's cheating the system and there is you know

01:11:15.460 uh well it's fraudulent like i said and why should they get more advantages over any other

01:11:23.760 you know immigrants if you're saying you want to apply it fairly then why are they getting an

01:11:28.580 advantage you know it's like i said it's a scam it's a whole fucking scam so hopefully yeah and

01:11:35.060 this is why zelke brought up a good point election bait right midterms are coming up in the u.s

01:11:42.400 donald trump's administration is trending lower than they were at the beginning which is not good

01:11:49.920 for midterms so much like all you know political parties they're going to throw out some election

01:11:56.980 bait to get people more on their side because you could look at the fact that why wasn't this done

01:12:03.420 a year ago right it's not like this is a new scam this hasn't just started happening

01:12:08.140 so yeah more than likely that's what it is I mean I guess for the American people they should take

01:12:14.740 the winds where they can get them but whether this will actually put a dent in anything who

01:12:21.300 knows right like this could be just performative to get people talking about it to get people

01:12:26.060 saying well you know i know trump hasn't done much in the first two years but look finally we're

01:12:30.940 seeing some results of the administration and it's like i think oh yeah it was earlier today i was in

01:12:36.380 an x space and we were just talking about how you know governments people think that what they're

01:12:42.480 voting for is like it's never the same you know obviously they're gonna come out and tell you

01:12:47.860 everything you want to hear to get your vote and then they can totally do a 180 once they get in

01:12:52.640 office like we can look at the ones that cross the floor like we can't do anything about that

01:12:57.800 so it doesn't really matter at this point in time in this day and age what the politician says while

01:13:03.660 they're campaigning because they never take keep their promises and nobody holds them accountable

01:13:07.700 to it there's nothing we can do we have no mechanism in canada to remove people from office

01:13:11.980 it has to be their you know party whatever so like it's not like in the u.s i guess where you

01:13:17.200 could impeach people technically here we can't do that we just have to say they just like well

01:13:21.960 just vote for somebody else in the next election right so you know we we don't really have many

01:13:26.400 options so they just do whatever they want and then here's another post i'm going to try to stop

01:13:33.100 talking so much about these small little posts because holy fuck we're going to be here for

01:13:36.900 five hours um major uk government reward review warns that adhd and autism may be severely

01:13:44.260 overdiagnosed um sometimes i need to find a soundbite that says i never get tired of being

01:13:53.760 right i've been saying this and i'm not the only one obviously a lot of us know this like it's it's

01:13:59.560 again it's not it doesn't take a brainiac to figure this out that it's severely overdiagnosed

01:14:05.140 now so my whole theory behind uh this shit because i i know like i said even from when my kids were

01:14:12.820 little it has changed significantly so I know that it is there's either two things happening

01:14:20.080 right either kids or tech they they really are like autism obviously it is a real thing because

01:14:28.540 I have seen people that have autism so it's not like a you know made up kind of

01:14:33.220 of arbitrary uh illness or disability ADHD yes I believe it exists but I also believe that it can

01:14:43.340 be managed without medication because you know I have it myself so and I've I have not taken

01:14:48.680 medication for it so I I think but maybe it depends on the level anyways my point being that

01:14:54.480 I believe especially in the case like autism could be related to vaccine schedules now it could be

01:15:01.960 related to food like the shit that we unfortunately feed our kids nowadays like the chemicals they use

01:15:07.860 on even you know fruits and vegetables the preservatives and all the food the medications

01:15:12.920 that we give our kids like it could be a million things now because things have changed so much

01:15:17.520 even in 30 years um you know and definitely in 50 years it's changed so that could be i think you

01:15:25.180 know, maybe related to the increase in autism. But I also think it's because the definition

01:15:31.440 of these illnesses has been expanded to be so broad, that people that have

01:15:38.980 some people have like, I have this, you know, myself, it's like, they'll have it like a

01:15:44.640 sensitivity to feelings and stuff like that. So some people just don't like how things feel

01:15:49.300 on their skin. Some people don't like being, you know, touched something like there's so many

01:15:54.740 different things. And that it's a sensitivity issue. Okay. Some people are more highly sensitive

01:16:00.140 to certain things than others. I don't think that means you have autism. I think that means that

01:16:04.700 you're just highly sensitive, right? And there's different things that you can do. So I feel like

01:16:08.480 it's been expanded so much that you'll have a child that maybe is just doesn't like to be touched,

01:16:14.720 doesn't like, you know, the feeling of certain things doesn't like the texture of food, some

01:16:19.160 food and stuff like that and that is part of like normal growing up kind of thing with kids

01:16:25.040 but I feel like parents are so eager to rush to diagnose them with with this right and that's

01:16:33.280 also that that is because of the social media clout that comes with that and also the financial

01:16:37.960 benefits that come with that in these countries in western countries which brings me to another

01:16:43.080 point about um autism diagnosis there's a lot of money in it right so you look at the what the

01:16:54.500 Somalis did in the U.S. right they basically raped the state of Minnesota for millions and

01:17:00.380 millions and millions of dollars in autism funding why well because they you know came over and

01:17:08.200 their Somalis are low IQ there's no you know debate about that right they rank very low on

01:17:15.920 the IQ scale so I think that a lot and they're very small they're a lot of times malnourished

01:17:21.500 and stuff like that so I think a lot of times that gets passed off as being autism because

01:17:26.560 they don't develop at the same rate as normal children do like American children for example

01:17:31.780 so i think that they use that to have and because of the amount of inbreeding that some of these

01:17:40.260 cultures participate in the and they're bringing their kids over and stuff like that we're i think

01:17:46.140 we're importing a lot of this as well so there's a few different things going on i think with autism

01:17:50.300 like i said whether it's the the criteria has been expanded too much can you pass some maple syrup

01:17:55.080 please hey thanks for the follow um the criteria has been expanded so much the fact that we are

01:18:00.680 importing a lot of people who do have poor genetics and low IQs that may be being misdiagnosed

01:18:08.460 as having autism. And the fact that everybody wants to have autism because it comes with some

01:18:13.620 sort of, you know, social fucking credit, I don't know, or some kind of clout on social media.

01:18:19.900 It makes you a special snowflake, right? But ADHD, this is an entirely, I believe,

01:18:27.920 state manufactured illness um being that because they've changed the system like the school

01:18:35.860 the school system right i think this is a big cause of these nuts yeah um this is a big cause

01:18:44.640 of adhd right if you think about prior to the school system and i believe was it henry ford

01:18:51.600 that maybe uh created the school or was had a big part in creating the standard school system

01:18:57.180 the school system was created to basically train people it was after the revolution the technical

01:19:04.240 or we want to call the industrial revolution where they've basically had people now working

01:19:11.200 off the home like they weren't you know prior to that people worked on their own farms doing their

01:19:16.180 own you know cooking their or create fuck i'm losing my shit growing their own food right

01:19:24.220 maintain like doing everything for themselves self-sustaining right and then when the industrial

01:19:29.360 revolution rolled through then people were taken basically off-site and things were industrialized

01:19:33.820 they were working off-site so school was the standard you know school the way it's it's

01:19:38.580 structured now was created to basically train students kids to be able to handle working a

01:19:45.900 you know in a factory a nine-to-five job I guess you could say or whatever you want to call it a

01:19:49.660 standard you know eight hours a day prior to that a lot of people it was hard work on the farms but

01:19:54.580 they didn't work the same amount of hours as people do now which is funny because we all thought it

01:19:59.100 was a lot worse back then and of course that is all you know relative right some people probably

01:20:03.740 worked more than that who knows and maybe some worked less but I think that so you had you took

01:20:09.200 the kids out of helping the family on the farm so you've taken them out of physical activity

01:20:14.120 and ask them to sit in a desk for what six hours a day and you know barring a few 30 minute breaks

01:20:22.940 15 minute breaks right and you know I don't think it was as big of an issue when I was growing up

01:20:29.000 because school did structure a lot of physical activity into it you had daily gym class that

01:20:36.420 was an hour every day you had well the fact that you had to walk to school a lot of the times right

01:20:42.960 you're walking to and from school sometimes you walked home for lunch so things have changed

01:20:47.640 significantly since I was in grade school and all that kind of stuff so I think that now it's even

01:20:52.880 worse like kids are not getting any kind of physical activity at school they're not helping

01:20:58.340 the family on the farm at home so they're really not doing anything the only exercise they're

01:21:04.500 getting is if they're in some sort of organized sport or they've you know taken it upon themselves

01:21:09.520 or they have parents that are into fitness and they do stuff with their parents but that is so

01:21:13.340 few and far between hey bush oh thank you bush master that's amazing thank you for that 10 bucks

01:21:20.840 hold on hold on I'm gonna get some good sound bites on here for people don't you worry I got

01:21:29.000 a lot of good ideas um I have a I have a stream deck that like is fuck what is it got in here 15

01:21:35.680 buttons. And I've only have like five of them with sound. So we have a whole world of sound

01:21:40.840 bites out there we can we can get. But yeah, I think ADHD is definitely overdiagnosed because

01:21:47.980 kids are not getting the physical activity that is required to get out that excess energy. And

01:21:54.760 this is also another reason why I think anxiety has increased, especially among the girls. But

01:21:59.280 it's also among the boys. All these things, ADHD, anxiety, all that kind of stuff is, you know,

01:22:04.980 largely a result of lack, like adrenaline being trapped in your body, right? This excess energy

01:22:12.000 being trapped in your body, and you're not getting that out. So it has to manifest somewhere,

01:22:16.740 right? So and I think it manifests in these behaviors. And then they end up giving your kid

01:22:20.820 legal speed to manage it, right? And I don't think like I said, again, there's always outliers,

01:22:29.040 right? There could be legitimate, hardcore, serious cases of ADHD. I'm not saying there isn't.

01:22:34.980 But it's definitely grossly overdiagnosed. And it's mostly because of the way we've structured life and the school system and stuff like that. Kids are just not getting the physical activity that they did 20, 30, 40 years ago. So they're not getting rid of that excess energy, right?

01:22:54.560 and and like I said this is the same thing as people who you know have their kids they claim

01:23:03.160 their kids have which I guess it's kind of it could be ADHD but they claim their kids have

01:23:06.640 behavior issues right possible but a lot of times is they're just not getting enough stimulation or

01:23:12.700 exercise and so they have all this excess energy that they're not able to you know expel anyway

01:23:18.540 because they're locked behind a an iPad or whatever you want to call it a video game screen

01:23:23.960 so anyways okay this so you guys have all heard let's go back to the initial post of this so

01:23:34.020 there was uh there is rather a terrorist the fort hood uh shooter right this guy um

01:23:43.780 i guess stormed fort hood which is a military base in the u.s i'm sure you guys all know this

01:23:49.140 and killed multiple soldiers I believe and maybe some I'm not sure maybe civilians I don't know

01:23:55.240 I can't remember actually the whole the details about the whole case but anyways he wanted to

01:24:00.400 take have the death penalty by firing squad so America graciously accepted his challenge and

01:24:07.140 said all right hold my beer and they decided that not only are we gonna execute this guy by firing

01:24:15.280 squad we're gonna live stream it because fuck this guy right i think it's fucking amazing i think it's

01:24:23.320 fucking awesome um yeah that's the other thing first if i were getting them hooked on pills too

01:24:29.380 i think this is amazing and i think that this is the kind of stuff that we need to do to

01:24:36.320 uh discourage people from doing this kind of stuff right and it's not going to discourage

01:24:43.760 everybody we know that like there's going to be some people who you know still whatever they're

01:24:47.840 willing to do it for Allah or whatever the fuck they want to do it for but the reason why and I

01:24:54.000 looked this up because I was incorrect in the space on Thursday I had mentioned El Chapo about

01:24:59.420 how why he set up business in Canada it wasn't him it was the Sinaloa cartel so it was Pablo

01:25:05.580 well is that El Chapo Pablo Escobar it was whoever came after him anyways it was the Sinaloa cartel

01:25:11.520 that actually set it up in Canada, set up a drug operation in Canada.

01:25:15.580 And they were known to say, they said this to people that had interviewed them,

01:25:20.200 that it's easy in Canada because it's easy to subvert the immigration system,

01:25:24.500 you know, on student visas, which is what this Bishnoi gang is doing as well, right?

01:25:29.040 They're exploiting students coming over on visas from these countries

01:25:32.140 and having them join their gangs.

01:25:34.320 This is how, you know, the Muslims do it.

01:25:36.800 It's how the Indians do it.

01:25:37.800 and this is how the Sinaloa cartel did it back in the day when they had something here in Canada

01:25:43.060 so uh these people like I said they you know this is what they want America was like well we're

01:25:50.740 going to live stream this because the people need to know that if you know you're going to come to

01:25:55.360 our country and accept well basically you're going to get our you know what do you want to call it

01:26:01.260 our our goodness you're going to give our night where you're going to get the benefits of our

01:26:05.020 society we're going to give you what you need to thrive you better appreciate that and these people

01:26:11.260 don't right uh they come here to commit jihad against the west because we're infidels uh because

01:26:17.380 we don't believe in islam or whatever so hey tribe so yeah that i think this is amazing and i think

01:26:27.580 that this is probably well the death penalty is definitely where we kind of went wrong um with

01:26:33.540 you know, it was the tip of the slippery slope of revolving justice door or doors of justice and

01:26:40.820 basically perpetrators being allowed to commit crimes multiple times being out on bail and stuff

01:26:46.400 like that. I think that, you know, obviously the death penalty did two things. It got rid of

01:26:51.500 the trash in our society and took them out of the gene pool so they couldn't continue to reproduce

01:26:57.220 more degenerates but it also was acted as a warning for people that maybe weren't fully

01:27:04.000 cooked but were getting there were halfway cooked and they were thinking about doing stuff like that

01:27:08.500 because you know it was a real possibility and the other part about it is is back you know if

01:27:14.480 we're going back to I don't know maybe the early 20th century early to mid 20th century like a lot

01:27:22.900 of these uh death penalties were like they were done in public the people were killed in public

01:27:29.300 and sometimes it was extremely especially if you want to go to medieval england and stuff like that

01:27:33.800 it was extremely gross and disgusting kind of murder or uh death penalties that were dished out

01:27:41.500 and the public the public watched it and they were catholic like christians right and the reason was

01:27:47.600 is because it served as a warning to keep people in order right it added a thing so again this whole

01:27:54.000 concept of rehabilitation it doesn't work because you in order for that to work you would have to

01:28:00.560 have everybody be a blank slate and none of us are a blank slate and that it's just especially

01:28:06.340 from different you know vastly different genetic pools and countries and stuff like that so

01:28:12.440 it doesn't work basically it works if you live in a high trust society but we've come to the

01:28:18.500 point now and i even then i think that it should still be there because it keeps your society high

01:28:24.380 trust but at this point in time it's it's bad it's bad uh yeah again possible guys it could be

01:28:38.640 that it yeah it could be taking the taking the blame off the real you know people that were

01:28:45.960 involved that happens a lot too right that happens a lot too and who knows we could find out that a

01:28:51.480 certain group of chosen people are pushing for this live stream thing because that's something

01:28:55.860 that I could see them wanting to do because they're kind of sick like that so you never know

01:29:01.500 you never know I believe almost anything okay so let's check this short video out from our

01:29:09.700 favorite my favorite basic logic this explains why black Americans owe reparations and again

01:29:17.960 it's America obviously and I'm a Canadian and most of my watchers if not all are Canadian but

01:29:23.020 I think it can apply to all of our western countries because we offer the same kind of

01:29:28.580 services. We offer welfare, we offer, you know, schooling for free, we offer, you know, healthcare

01:29:34.900 to a certain degree for free, all these things. So I think it could also apply to the people here

01:29:42.160 that are, you know, using the system, like, it may not be obviously, black Americans are a huge

01:29:49.100 population compared to Canadian black Canadians. Here, I think it's more so like you would look at

01:29:56.900 more like the syrians and stuff like that for example because like remember i think it's like

01:30:00.240 80 to 90 percent of those ones that came over during that war which was what 10 years ago or

01:30:05.600 more are still on welfare so we could we can put it in the context of the kind of people that would

01:30:13.680 use the kind of immigrants that use the social system here compared to and the black americans

01:30:17.960 aren't immigrants in america right hey first fire there are endless discussions on how white

01:30:24.440 Americans owe black Americans' reparations as compensation for slavery. The arguments themselves

01:30:30.000 are nonsensical, as they ignore key facts. First, the overwhelming majority of white Americans'

01:30:36.660 ancestors were not slave owners, and huge chunks descend from later European immigration,

01:30:42.500 meaning they had absolutely nothing to do with American slavery. To punish them, even if they

01:30:47.300 were related, would be a violation of the principle that the sins of the father are not the sins of

01:30:52.240 the sun. But in this case, it's even more absurd. As for the overwhelming majority of white Americans,

01:30:57.520 it would be the sins of the distant, vaguely related, great-great-great-grandcousin,

01:31:03.280 price removed, are not the sins of the sun. So we can also use this, actually, and I don't know

01:31:07.780 why I didn't think about this before. We can use this as an example of our own indigenous people

01:31:14.460 here, right? The feathers, the chugs. We can use that here as that example. Yeah, that's right.

01:31:23.360 First fire. And he gets to this in this video. He gets to that. And secondly, it violates the

01:31:29.140 principle of equal application of the law, as whites alone are being expected to pay for the

01:31:33.340 crime of slavery, when in reality, slavery was a universal phenomenon. As Thomas Sowell said,

01:31:38.960 there were more white Europeans enslaved by the North African Barbary pirates

01:31:43.220 than all the slaves sent to the U.S. combined.

01:31:46.460 And in fact, the American slaves were almost always already enslaved by African warlords,

01:31:51.920 who sold them to the Europeans in the first place.

01:31:54.620 The only unique role that whites had when it came to slavery

01:31:57.820 is that they alone were the ones who fought to try and end that world.

01:32:01.360 And this is another fact you should always throw out at these pro-reparations people

01:32:06.960 or the people that are, you know, slavery and all this kind of stuff.

01:32:10.600 again it doesn't necessarily apply as much to Canada for slavery because we never really had

01:32:15.580 slavery here um in the same context as I mean the the people here now may have slaves I don't

01:32:22.740 know the people that we've imported but it was not a general practice in Canada

01:32:25.860 uh it was them who free it was also the Europeans the white people that freed you know abolished

01:32:33.180 slavery so it's just funny you need to throw that in their face is what I'm saying because

01:32:38.220 who if they didn't then we would probably still have slaves to this day and why too and if you

01:32:45.380 want to think about it and i have talked to people that have come from a long line of um slave owners

01:32:52.700 and they've basically said that like at the time of and and this was even after maybe after slavery

01:33:00.740 but during segregation look at how black like black family they were families right the dad

01:33:06.720 was around the dads you know work to support like they were almost in behavior almost at the same

01:33:13.700 level as white families right back during that time so obviously something changed significantly

01:33:19.220 in the behavior and I think it's he this person who I spoke to who like I said descends from slave

01:33:24.160 owners believes it because believes that they need that structure of you know a master I guess

01:33:30.780 you could say somebody telling them how to behave what to do all this kind of stuff so there's that

01:33:36.360 line of thought as well. Only punish the descendants of those who fought to end slavery while rewarding

01:33:41.480 the descendants of those who fought to keep it makes the already absurd case for reparations

01:33:45.800 for slavery comical in its foolishness. But just because reparations for slavery is complete

01:33:51.180 nonsense doesn't mean the concept of reparations as a whole should be thrown out the window. And

01:33:56.220 in fact, there may be groups today, even in America, that are entitled to them. Therefore,

01:34:01.400 the topic of today's video will be how to correctly use reparations to fix social injustices

01:34:05.620 and identify which groups actually owe them.

01:34:08.360 And I love, the reason why I like this guy's videos

01:34:10.620 is because there's really, it's all facts.

01:34:13.540 And it's good to show, like if you're somebody like me

01:34:17.320 who kind of wants to red pill people or whatever,

01:34:20.480 these are kind of good videos because there's no lies in them, right?

01:34:24.540 And it's not, I don't think it's offensive.

01:34:27.520 He's not using any slander or slurs against anybody.

01:34:30.460 He's literally just stating the facts

01:34:32.340 and he makes it in a way that is easy

01:34:34.160 for even the stupidest person to understand at least in my opinion um and it just really kind of

01:34:41.260 I don't know it kind of really sets it in for you like I never think about these things and I should

01:34:46.120 I never really think I have thought a lot and I do think a lot about at least lately I have been

01:34:51.660 about the cost of like policing and stuff like that like what we're spending on policing for

01:34:56.860 these communities and stuff like that um and he does kind of a little bit touch on this as far

01:35:02.540 when it comes to reparations that we should be paid this and I think this is a good example for

01:35:08.000 you know the indigenous communities right like I know I think at least they police themselves here

01:35:12.960 or at least in some cases maybe the RCMP do but like all of this stuff that and this applies to

01:35:21.300 the people we're bringing in as well what's the cost benefit because like look at even just in

01:35:26.980 policing, enforcement, jail, schools, healthcare, like all these expenses, are they a net positive

01:35:34.100 for that? No. And that's why I like his videos, because he explains it in a very simplistic way

01:35:38.740 that even a moron can understand. And if you enjoyed, consider subscribing, it helps the

01:35:43.140 channel. Reparations are meant to be a way of repairing damages of the unfortunate consequences

01:35:48.000 of one party's actions against another. However, human nature is difficult. If you create an

01:35:53.520 incentive by rewarding those who claim to be victimized by another group, then people will

01:35:57.560 begin faking victimization or insisting on irrelevant events, even when it doesn't apply to

01:36:12.760 them. To avoid the discussion of reparations from turning into a thinly veiled act of extortion,

01:36:17.360 like how slavery reparations are used today, we need to establish clear rules.

01:36:22.480 First, only the people who actually committed the damages are expected to offer compensation.

01:36:27.760 Secondly, only the people who actually suffered the violation are expected to receive compensation.

01:36:33.880 And thirdly, you cannot demand reparations for an act you yourself are similarly guilty of.

01:36:39.560 These rules are essential, otherwise we devolve into collective racial guilt.

01:36:44.440 and this I when I was watching this um there was an example it's not in this video but I was

01:36:51.100 thinking of an example of I don't know if it was the Chinese head tax or something like that but

01:36:55.960 like there were cases where something was done to a group of people and you know right while those

01:37:02.680 people were still alive it was decided that reparations were going to be paid um and the

01:37:08.580 government, you know, went and paid those actual people that suffered. And it came out of the

01:37:14.300 current people's, well, maybe not their pocket, but it was from the administration that currently

01:37:19.080 was the oppressor, I guess you could say. So that's the only time they're saying it works.

01:37:27.900 To illustrate their importance, I will now completely disregard them and apply the exact

01:37:32.240 same kind of logic proponents of slavery reparations use against Black America. Only I

01:37:37.040 be more charitable than them, and only refer to damages in living memory. Since white people are

01:37:42.240 collectively accused of white privilege, and reparations are demanded from white Americans

01:37:46.320 collectively, regardless of individual actions, it's only fair that I maintain that frame of

01:37:51.040 reference in my analysis, no? But before we get into that, a quick word from today's sponsor.

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01:38:00.640 like a base lighter I've considered purchasing. I'm not gonna lie. Back to the video.

01:38:06.560 the most obvious topic to bring up is net fiscal contribution that is how much does a group

01:38:11.840 contribute in taxes versus how much they absorb the irs does not keep track or publish the identity

01:38:17.680 groups of contributors nor the net contribution but calculating it from public information is

01:38:22.960 quite easy step one is to find utilization of government services per group the numbers so

01:38:29.920 this guy went through now whether it was him personally or he had somebody do it i don't know

01:38:34.800 but much like our and it's worse here in canada right and it's worse in australia it's worse in

01:38:42.160 the uk as far as trying to find statistics based on race right even in the in the us he this guy

01:38:50.200 is saying he had difficulty so they basically had to extract numbers from different kinds of

01:38:55.900 programs and kind of do the deductions and the additions and all the stuff to sort this out

01:39:00.620 because it's not public information, right?

01:39:05.080 That direct question is not answerable by just looking it up.

01:39:08.540 You have to kind of do some calculations.

01:39:09.960 So, sorry, I'm going to shut my mouth

01:39:11.800 and we'll listen to this part where he explains.

01:39:15.080 ...is net fiscal contribution.

01:39:17.280 That is, how much does a group contribute in taxes

01:39:19.560 versus how much they absorb?

01:39:21.140 The IRS does not keep track or publish the identity groups of contributors,

01:39:25.760 nor the net contribution.

01:39:27.380 But calculating it from public information is quite easy.

01:39:30.620 Step one is to find utilization of government services per group.

01:39:34.660 The numbers on screen include things like welfare, but also other important costs like policing.

01:39:39.560 So this was from the White Papers Policy Institute, who I was lucky enough to see Lucy speak at the Dominion Society, DomCon, and they do some really good work.

01:39:52.020 I wanted to say hey to Snail Racer N202. Thanks, guys. I see you in the chat there. Thanks for joining.

01:39:58.220 So yeah, this is from the White Papers policy.

01:40:01.600 They have obviously a Twitter account and stuff like that.

01:40:03.880 So they put out some good numbers, some factual numbers.

01:40:06.800 They do the calculations for you.

01:40:09.140 This is important because despite being only 14% of the population,

01:40:13.900 Black America actually exceeds every other group in policing costs,

01:40:17.860 courts, and prisons,

01:40:19.200 and is overrepresented in nearly every other category in the 2022 data being used.

01:40:24.340 When we add these numbers to fix government costs that don't vary by identity and are therefore shared proportionally to population size across identities, we get the total cost fairly attributed to each identity group.

01:40:36.120 Now we only need to add the estimated tax revenue per group to get these results, with Black America having a net negative yearly fiscal impact equal to over five times the white surplus, and equal to nearly half of the total federal deficit in 2022.

01:40:51.020 If we were to hold all 16 million black households equally liable for this, they would each owe $41,905.

01:41:00.340 So I got this stat mixed up earlier, and I apologize if anybody was listening to me talk about this, because I was tired.

01:41:09.120 I thought it was $41,000 a year, but I got that number mixed up.

01:41:12.680 So basically, a lifetime, each black person costs the American taxpayer in their life, on average, $41,000.

01:41:23.860 But these are the same people that are claiming that they need to have reparations.

01:41:28.920 So basically, their contribution is net $41,000, $42,000.

01:41:37.300 But they want to be given reparations, is what he's trying to put out here.

01:41:42.680 for just one year to reach net neutral contribution.

01:41:47.340 If we were to try to calculate lifetime debt,

01:41:49.560 that number would easily exceed the hundreds of thousands.

01:41:52.860 A common rebuttal to this analysis is that the U.S. is still a racist nation

01:41:57.080 that artificially holds black people down,

01:41:59.660 resulting in more poverty, resulting in less tax revenue and higher crime.

01:42:04.240 Even if we ignore the fact that white households earn about $94,000 per year,

01:42:08.900 Meaning black households get on average nearly half of white people's income in government services just for existing.

01:42:15.240 Think about that.

01:42:17.220 So in America, black Americans get half of the white person's earnings for doing nothing.

01:42:32.060 When you think about it in that context, something's got to be done.

01:42:37.620 That's just fucking wild.

01:42:38.900 which is hardly what one would expect from a racist, oppressive system.

01:42:43.560 To this day, proponents of this argument have failed to provide a consistent legal mechanism

01:42:47.860 by which black people are systematically held back.

01:42:50.620 They simply look at the disparity between groups and assume the cause is discrimination.

01:42:55.700 And that's communism, right?

01:42:57.560 This is nothing more than communism wrapped up in a different name.

01:43:01.640 You're taking from the earners to give to the non-earners.

01:43:05.040 So you're taking from the creators to give to the useless eaters so that the creators become, you know, or they have no incentive to keep creating, to keep, you know, developing, to keep working.

01:43:19.700 And they decide eventually, you know, through demoralization or whatever it is, become a useless eater as well.

01:43:26.880 And that's why communism fails.

01:43:29.320 When they externalize the responsibility for crime onto poverty.

01:43:32.940 In reality, criminal behavior tracks better to group identity than income, as evidenced by the fact that the highest wealth bracket blacks still commit more crime than the lowest wealth bracket whites.

01:43:44.420 Well, and there's another little statistic that you guys, again, probably all know, that black women commit more murders than white men, on average.

01:43:55.140 As you're saying on screen, meaning that even if the rebuttal's premise wasn't a complete falsehood, that conclusion would still be wrong.

01:44:02.400 And speaking of crime, how do we even quantify the debt owed as a result of it?

01:44:07.460 One third of adult black American males have a felony.

01:44:11.400 Even black women have higher rates of committing murder than white men.

01:44:15.060 And while most victims of black crimes are black Americans, there's still enormous spillover.

01:44:20.160 2.3 times as many whites have been murdered by blacks than the reverse.

01:44:24.300 If we adjust this per capita, it becomes nearly 11 times as likely.

01:44:28.320 Yet for some reason when a...

01:44:30.120 So 11 times as likely to be killed by a white person is 11 times as likely to be killed by a black person than a black person is to be killed by a white person.

01:44:42.500 So reparations for what?

01:44:45.300 A lone drug addict overdoses near a cop, it's seen as just cause to burn down cities and whole movements start.

01:44:52.220 But when the vastly more common victimization of a white happens, there's no social movement whatsoever.

01:44:57.560 In fact, even saying something like white lives matter is treated as a racist dog whistle, which can get you socially off-

01:45:04.960 And it's funny, he made a joke about it in the video, but yeah, he had to blank that out because you'll get demonetized on YouTube for saying that.

01:45:11.340 ...astracized and hurt your employment opportunities.

01:45:14.400 And these numbers become even more extreme when you break it down to certain crimes, as you're seeing on screen.

01:45:20.140 Then comes social programs like DEI, which artificially harm white Americans' ability

01:45:25.580 to get hired and pursue education. Proponents of DEI often argue that it serves to correct

01:45:31.320 discrimination and level the playing field. But in reality, the opposite occurs. On screen,

01:45:36.700 you see the statistics on average IQ and job performance by group identity for individuals

01:45:41.360 hired for the same job. As you can see, there's a massive gap in these categories. The market

01:45:47.200 would never on its own volition hire underperforming, less intelligent workers for the same jobs for

01:45:53.260 the same wages. So do you see, and this is why we see this phenomena in Canada of public service

01:46:00.680 jobs, like they keep, you know, I mean, it's part of the reason, like they also do it to inflate,

01:46:06.220 to artificially inflate the employment numbers, right? But they also do it because, you know, to

01:46:12.060 hire public service jobs because they can hire underperforming morons because it's really not

01:46:19.760 doesn't take any kind of brains to do these jobs right it's mostly automated stuff and

01:46:24.840 I think this is why you know in well maybe a lot of the countries I think there's just so much

01:46:31.200 bloat in the public service sector and it's because they have to create jobs for these

01:46:37.960 low IQ people. And the private market, the capitalist, private capitalist market wouldn't

01:46:44.340 allow for these people to be employed in that kind of capacity anyway.

01:46:49.560 Meaning this disparity can only happen if employers are artificially incentivized to

01:46:53.920 discriminate against better performing white candidates, resulting in an anti-meritocratic

01:46:58.600 system, worse customer outcomes, and far fewer employment opportunities. I'm running out of time

01:47:04.300 for this video, and yet I still haven't covered other meaningful factors, such as the erosion

01:47:08.880 of freedom of association in the name of integration that happened as a result of the Civil Rights

01:47:13.460 Act. I also haven't mentioned the cultural costs of the constant demoralization needed

01:47:17.540 to play up white guilt. I haven't mentioned business incentives and tax breaks aimed at

01:47:22.060 helping non-whites and more, all of which would make the injustices even clearer. Therefore,

01:47:27.400 if you still don't concede the absurdity that is racial collective guilt, then you were free

01:47:32.200 to lead by example and start paying white Americans.

01:47:35.040 He's literally, obviously Thomas Sowell is from that, you know,

01:47:41.020 black generation of segregation, right?

01:47:46.120 So he kind of gets it, right?

01:47:49.020 He pretty much gets it.

01:47:50.840 And it's crazy how different, if you look back on historically,

01:47:56.460 you know, like during segregation, how blacks at least were kept,

01:48:01.320 i don't know if they were kept in line or how they behave like i said they had more normal kind

01:48:05.260 of family oriented behavior and it's just a total fucking opposite now so it's just crazy how easy

01:48:11.960 the propaganda worked on them i mean it worked on liberal women too quite well um but like it really

01:48:20.160 took hold in that community the black community which is crazy all right let's get to the actual

01:48:27.440 one of the topics I wanted to talk about this was all just housekeeping shit which we ended up

01:48:31.720 going two hours with but that's okay it's okay we're here yeah it's wise what it is is it's

01:48:39.060 that old saying that you know too many chiefs and not enough Indians um and and you know I know

01:48:46.360 that's an offensive thing to say now but it's true there's just too many people in you know

01:48:51.200 middle management and not enough people doing actual valuable work and that's what the whole

01:48:56.940 public service institution is basically right it's just a whole shitload of people in the

01:49:02.620 bureaucracy doing jobs that are not necessary um and then you know being in middle management

01:49:09.860 like having six managers for a staff team of 20 like that's literally how it operates there

01:49:16.300 okay this i want to look into this more and we will do this uh again i have all these things i

01:49:23.960 have to kind of work work right down so that you know i don't get sidetracked when i stream with

01:49:28.680 you guys um but this is kind of tied into the the osap fucking you know debacle we're making indians

01:49:40.020 rich basically doug ford using our tax dollars to make them rich but this person and i'm assuming

01:49:47.540 this is an independent journalist yeah there we go independent journalist um and content creator so

01:49:53.200 So they're looking into something here, which I'm curious to see where it goes. And I have a feeling we're going to find out some information that we probably already knew. But are 10 million undocumented Sikhs in India being given education credentials to immigrate to Canada?

01:50:09.300 well yeah yes they are did we did you not see that video of the Indian police busting those

01:50:20.360 schools that you know were giving out thousands of fake diplomas in things like medicine and

01:50:25.360 nursing and all this other stuff so yeah that's one of the questions I'm investigating for two

01:50:32.380 years I've been looking into immigration practices charitable foundations and connections between

01:50:36.860 Punjab, India, and Canada. Are organizations helping undocumented communities obtain

01:50:42.920 identification and educational accreditation? Yes, yes, they are. Could any of these documents

01:50:50.960 be used in Canadian immigration applications? Who's funding it? We all know. We all know who's

01:50:58.100 funding it. Who's verifying the credentials and where's the money going? This is only the short,

01:51:04.180 the link to the full you youtube investigation is in the chat so if you guys want to watch this

01:51:09.460 full one it's drew cover 56 couver drew couver i guess it's like a play on vancouver uh 56 but

01:51:17.080 we'll watch the 54 minute little uh preview um and see what it's about in case you you know want

01:51:24.560 to go and see it but all the answers to all these questions and i know he's just being you know what

01:51:30.100 you want to call it like it's like hyperbolic or whatever um but the answer is yes to all these

01:51:37.400 right all these questions they're working with them they have an agreement with india i don't

01:51:43.020 care what anybody says there's some sort of agreement to you know employ there because

01:51:47.840 they have a problem with needs there you know like not employed or otherwise in education like

01:51:52.580 they have a huge disparity in men versus, hey, good winning ministries, or good win ministries,

01:52:01.000 rather. They have this disparity in population between men and women there. They obviously have

01:52:06.300 way too many people for the employment market there. So I believe that these Western countries

01:52:12.960 have signed agreements to bring over a lot of their men. Not just like not just because they

01:52:19.520 have a disparity in you know women and men um and there's no partners for these fucking men

01:52:25.820 but just imagine right they're obviously the bottom of the barrel too so there are people

01:52:30.740 that are not otherwise employed or in education they're unmarried um so what kind of people are

01:52:36.940 we bringing over here to Canada right and I'm convinced that there's an agreement with them

01:52:40.940 to try to find them employment here because they're not going to ever find it in India

01:52:45.140 is this fucking guy white do you hear how this guy's talking i thought this was the

01:53:05.220 holy fuck oh my nose is starting to run

01:53:08.540 i thought this was the reporter or the guy doing the video this is him

01:53:15.140 He's taught. He talks like a white man. Listen to this

01:53:20.480 Global's focus is around trying to help the forgotten 10 million Sikhs

01:53:27.560 When you come when you come what year?

01:53:31.280 2026 I'll translate this you all this did you come to?

01:53:34.420 you're trying to raise money so you can build these satellite schools around these areas where

01:53:47.000 it's very low income so that you can get people into schools my name is gurlinka i received my

01:53:52.540 visa within 36 days with the help of macro global all staff members are very cooperative i recommend

01:53:57.880 to all students so please visit here and receive your visa i'm very happy at the moment because i

01:54:02.500 so these are we've seen these on tiktok too they're um curious george on on uh x is good

01:54:10.060 at exposing them aware bears there's a couple accounts that expose these ones but yeah they

01:54:14.460 do and they market this stuff on indian like tiktok into indian social media sites to get

01:54:19.780 indians to come here and and they do nothing the government does nothing about this if anything

01:54:24.840 they're probably funding it yeah wasn't it gross wow we're going back to the beginning

01:54:36.160 i may check that out and see um but you know i feel like it's good that more and more people

01:54:42.600 are doing this and exposing this stuff but i feel like well at least i hope i hope that something

01:54:47.900 gets done about it but i feel it's just going to end up being uh he said she said like it'll be the

01:54:53.020 Sikhs are fighting with the Punjabi saying that's not us that's not the kind of people we are

01:54:57.240 you know the Punjabis will be like oh that's how the Sikhs are we're not like that so it's just

01:55:01.680 you know it's blood feuds that shouldn't be on our soil in the first place some of the comments here

01:55:10.100 are now of course this is a Sikh which is hilarious a Sikh population is only 25 million

01:55:18.460 around the world it is not possible to have 10 million Sikhs in Canada so this is all racist

01:55:22.640 because of lack of basic education says the guy who can't structure a paragraph with proper

01:55:28.240 punctuation and uh grammar but yes there is 10 million people here and it's funny that he says

01:55:36.260 25 million around the world how many canadians are there around the world april it's it's a

01:55:44.020 diminishing number but i bet you there's not 25 million canadians and i mean heritage canadians

01:55:52.640 there's probably not um now somebody else says there's only 20 million Sikhs in India doofus

01:56:00.580 let's let's solve this problem here right now now again I know it's grok right so we'll take

01:56:06.160 it with a grain of salt but um I believe it I believe it because it's not a lot of these Sikhs

01:56:12.100 too like they're they're going back and forth right to um back to fucking cal whatever they're

01:56:19.480 fuck. Well, it's India, right? They want it to be

01:56:21.340 Calistan, but it's not.

01:56:26.340 We're going to check this out.

01:56:27.660 Sikhs are in

01:56:29.600 Canada

01:56:31.640 currently.

01:56:33.920 Now, once again,

01:56:35.240 we're going to have trouble finding data because

01:56:37.380 Canada doesn't keep this data.

01:56:40.580 And obviously

01:56:41.500 this is for this reason, right?

01:56:43.480 They don't want the people to be able to find out this

01:56:45.280 information because, God forbid,

01:56:47.780 we might rise up and say,

01:56:49.480 something about it. So let's see what Grok has to say. So almost a million. So what did

01:57:02.840 this guy say? 10? Okay, so yeah, he is 10 million. I don't know why he said 10. It looks

01:57:12.720 like it's about one million but the number should be zero so regardless if he was off on the number

01:57:21.100 and this is you know a good bad faith arguments like a lot of people will come in and knowing

01:57:24.940 that the person probably meant something different and they'll just you know try to disqualify them

01:57:29.360 because they made a typo or something um but it's it's hilarious to see them arguing right

01:57:38.400 like this one's like don't assume who's funding it uh who was instrumental in getting these

01:57:43.020 tribals out like it we don't care at amrit the point is is that this is something that shouldn't

01:57:49.660 be on our soil in the first place this is what we're getting at here i don't care if there's

01:57:54.340 60 million fucking sikhs i don't care it's a blood feud that should be back in india it has

01:58:01.280 nothing to do with us in canada we don't want it on our soil it's not benefiting you or india in

01:58:07.440 any way to continue this blood feud on our soil so we just don't want it here right um so let's

01:58:14.140 say okay so it says 772 000 by the most recent official census of course they're doing a new

01:58:18.920 census this year so i have a feeling this number is going to increase dramatically

01:58:23.200 2.1.2 2.1 percent of the canada's population how much of our population is chug that's what i would

01:58:33.060 i'm wondering let's check this out um because i bet you it's close to that so can you imagine

01:58:37.960 they've already replaced or at the same level of replacement of our indigenous canadians that are

01:58:43.560 here how many indigenous now again this number is going to be skewed because a lot of people are

01:58:49.820 metis which is you know basically white but a little bit indigenous people are in canada

01:58:58.240 no what percentage we want the percentage right what percentage

01:59:01.700 in canada actually i don't know grok might misunderstand that because i think i

01:59:09.760 misunderstand the way i wrote it too um i should have put what percentage of the population are

01:59:15.720 indigenous so five percent five percent i'm interested to see what the 2026 census says

01:59:23.240 because I have a feeling that the Indians, the Sikhs, whatever.

01:59:27.820 And now remember, this is not all Indians.

01:59:29.900 This is just the Sikh Indians.

01:59:31.480 We also still have the Punjabi Indians, right?

01:59:33.760 The Hindus here.

01:59:35.920 So just the Sikhs alone are at almost half

01:59:40.020 of what our Indigenous Canadians, the percentages here.

01:59:43.700 Hey, Korkath, isn't that insane?

01:59:47.640 Isn't that fucking insane?

01:59:49.460 That they're almost at that level.

01:59:52.120 Yeah.

01:59:53.240 And this is why I say like our chugs here in Canada should also be getting mad because they're going to replace you.

02:00:01.100 And then guess if once they replace like if they don't replace you first, they're going to replace us first.

02:00:07.140 They're going to replace you next.

02:00:08.880 They're already at levels of replacement for your own population.

02:00:12.540 Right. And you guys have enjoyed the benefits and still enjoy the benefits of the white man's culture,

02:00:19.100 because that's how you've lived since we colonized the, you know, place or we conquered the country.

02:00:25.460 So I don't think you want to go to living in like New Delhi or whatever you want to call it, India.

02:00:31.680 And you also will not be getting anything from them as far as social services or handouts.

02:00:35.880 If anything, they will be booting your ass out.

02:00:40.260 They'll be sending you with us or you'll become their slaves.

02:00:43.460 Who knows?

02:00:43.920 but i want to we're going to follow up on this guys because i'm interested to see what kind of

02:00:50.420 information he can find out find out uh this whole osap thing i thought it was hilarious that

02:00:55.700 doug ford sat there again i'm going to use the analogy of uh pikachu uh surprise pikachu that

02:01:03.740 fat fuck sat there pretending like you know this was a shock to everybody that this could happen

02:01:09.400 Ontario like why you know how could this happen in Ontario well Ontario has the highest population

02:01:15.260 of Indians in the country you dumbass number one and number two is what is their culture

02:01:21.320 known for primarily and what have people been screaming from the rooftops forever

02:01:25.500 but he pretends that this is a novel idea that they and you know regardless let's let's pretend

02:01:33.100 that uh you know what that's that's a good idea first of all I don't get it cut that much since

02:01:38.780 covid and my hair gets really fucking long um just because yeah i can't be bothered with the bullshit

02:01:44.080 but you know doug ford pretends like regardless even if he personally didn't know

02:01:52.540 it happened on your watch motherfucker so the reason why you're in the big man seat the reason

02:01:59.020 why you get paid all the big bucks and we're funding your fucking military grade fucking

02:02:03.460 escalator whatever it is you fucking drive and we funded your airplane until carny daddy carny

02:02:08.380 made you sell it back the reason is because you're the one responsible for all this stuff

02:02:14.000 you are supposed to take all the smoke from this shit so don't come in front of everybody and

02:02:19.760 pretend that you know your hands are you throw your hands up and shrug like whoa i had nothing

02:02:24.840 to do with it i don't fucking care you're still responsible for it buddy so i think that we should

02:02:32.060 be able to remove politicians out of office that have been found to be, for it to happen on their

02:02:38.480 watch. Because I don't care if you knew or not knew about it. It's your job to know. It's your

02:02:43.440 job to fucking know. So a good premier would have had a good minister or whatever you want to call

02:02:49.800 it under their belt, somebody looking into all this stuff. You're telling me you don't do a

02:02:54.720 budget every year and try to figure out where the money's going? Why did you make it now so that

02:03:00.760 it's not transparent in Ontario that people can't look this stuff up anymore because you

02:03:06.260 fucking knew about it. That's why I don't fucking pretend you didn't, you knew. And you probably

02:03:10.800 these people that you're probably supporting are probably, um, the people that you're,

02:03:18.540 or that this is helping out are probably contacts of yours in big business. They're probably seek

02:03:22.820 fucking business owners or MPs or whatever they call them in fucking municipal or provincial

02:03:28.020 parliament so don't let people don't let Doug and his fucking buffoon fucking act fool you

02:03:36.960 this motherfucker knew and now he's just playing fucking dumb right

02:03:41.420 yeah exactly got a rope so tired of this shit he should be hanging from a lamppost

02:03:52.020 Aurora watch time oh yeah JC nice I might check that out but I just yeah Doug like I mean I

02:04:03.260 fucking hate obviously I hated Trudeau and I fucking hate you know Carney but like Doug I

02:04:09.440 don't know man I I feel like you know people thought it was bad for his brother when his

02:04:16.220 brother Rob was the mayor of Toronto right I look back on those days and I think at the time I was

02:04:24.320 like this is wild like this is not Canada like we don't act this way in Canada and at the time it

02:04:28.740 was true like this is not wasn't really a common for Canadian politics to be like a circus you

02:04:34.520 know what I mean that was more American kind of coded politics so I remember when Rob was in as

02:04:39.680 the mayor of Toronto and I was like wow this guy's a fucking clown you know and everything

02:04:44.180 and i'm like i would fucking take that back that genuine like he was genuine at least

02:04:49.600 and look at his fucking brother like what a fucking polar opposites and maybe rob would

02:04:56.220 have been the same if he got that kind of power he was only the mayor so it wasn't like he was

02:05:00.560 you know the premier of the you know the biggest province in the country like his brother but i

02:05:05.600 just wonder you know i often wonder about how doug would have reacted to some of this stuff

02:05:09.220 or Rob rather compared to Doug like it's just it's fucking wild and I hope that much but the

02:05:16.220 thing is is even if he does get voted out the next time you know we elect a pro it'll be the

02:05:21.960 liberal so like it's not like it's any better it doesn't matter we're fucked he is a liberal just

02:05:28.760 wearing blue yeah the crack smoker yeah first fire exactly like it wasn't like for Canadians

02:05:37.940 it was embarrassing okay because again like i said that's not our politics style that is more

02:05:42.820 american coded and as hilarious as it was to watch play out and you know that's not really

02:05:49.600 canadian style politics which is why so many people were offended canadians were offended

02:05:54.200 by it was an affront to canadian sensibilities because we're not you know we don't behave that

02:05:58.340 way but i would fucking take that in a heartbeat and have someone who is transparent in government

02:06:08.980 and wants you know it shows it all like all the numbers is totally transparent cuts all the

02:06:14.440 fucking waste and the bloat and the bureaucracy and smoke a little or have a history of smoking

02:06:19.100 crack i would rather have that than have these disingenuous fucking jew coated fucking politicians

02:06:27.100 that just, you know, take and take and take

02:06:29.360 and fucking make their own pockets thicker

02:06:31.780 while the rest of us starve.

02:06:37.080 All right, on to the next one.

02:06:41.160 Mark Kearney again.

02:06:42.740 So more corruption.

02:06:44.300 You know, it's so funny too,

02:06:45.980 like in all political parties,

02:06:48.280 I'm not defending the conservatives

02:06:49.700 because I don't fucking like them either.

02:06:50.980 I think PP's a clown as well, right?

02:06:53.460 But I just, it's like the liberals cannot

02:06:55.740 have an administration that doesn't have a major fucking um scandal right like a major fucking

02:07:06.280 scandal now it's like every few months there's a new fucking scandal and that's this is why i said

02:07:12.220 at the beginning of the stream that politicians will do whatever they fuck they want once they

02:07:17.280 get the power so they're gonna tell you you know a whole lot a lot of sweet fucking nothings in

02:07:23.480 your fucking ear and to get you to vote and then the minute they get into power because nobody

02:07:27.820 holds them accountable anymore we have no mechanism to remove these motherfuckers from power

02:07:32.020 so they just do what they want right so it doesn't matter if you're voting for somebody

02:07:37.320 don't vote it vote on them based on what their platform says because

02:07:40.560 more than likely it's going to entirely change or be forgotten about when they get in

02:07:46.600 now this is a heat pump uh scandal which i i just heard like i honestly i try i can't stand this

02:07:54.860 fucking guy like he just makes me so sick mark carney but i didn't see the actual announcement

02:08:00.340 but apparently he made an announcement for two billion taxpayer rebate for heat pumps

02:08:05.280 so this is how great for anybody who's not canadian and they're watching

02:08:09.600 this is how great canada is right now okay i'm gonna explain this to you

02:08:14.180 we're doing so well that they had to send uh what was it six million canadians maybe more

02:08:21.960 a rebate to afford food right so once again communist tactics for taking from the rich

02:08:29.140 and you know or the middle class rather and distributing it to the poor who you know the

02:08:34.220 majority of the people who got that rebate they call it probably didn't like put in or aren't

02:08:39.020 putting in very much to the tax base anyway so it wasn't really a rebate for them it was more like

02:08:43.760 free money so he's he's done that that's how well we're doing that we have to give people money to

02:08:52.280 be able to afford food because inflation is so bad right um and we have to also give people money

02:08:59.680 to afford to heat their homes now because fuel prices are so fucking bad and in canada a lot of

02:09:05.500 people are still in areas where they don't have like standard heating, like gas heating, or what

02:09:14.300 do you call natural gas, I should say. But even people that do have natural gas, it's becoming

02:09:18.780 expensive. Some people still heat their homes with oil. And that is expensive. Obviously,

02:09:25.760 electricity is expensive, right? And electric heat is not very efficient. So because we cannot

02:09:33.300 Not collectively, you know, the average working Canadian cannot afford the increasing, the increasing the incredible amount of inflation that has affected fuel, like energy prices, food prices, the government is once again, going to give a rebate for you to buy something that is supposed to save you on heat costs.

02:09:58.240 But guess what? The company that's going to be doing that for you, that's going to be installing those heat pumps for you, Enercare, is owned by Brookfield, who Carney has significant stakes in. He holds millions in stock options and deferred shares in Brookfield.

02:10:17.700 they're going to benefit from this two billion dollar taxpayer rebate greatly and then who's

02:10:24.560 going to benefit from that after that the taxpayer or the the stock uh holders right which is carny

02:10:30.340 so this right here should be immediate cause for immediate impeachment like we don't have

02:10:36.640 impeachment here but immediate removal from office it's an immediate conflict of interest

02:10:41.900 um but the hilarious thing is is that did i get the video there was a video i fucking thought i

02:10:49.300 i bookmarked it but i guess not maybe i did let's check it there was a video of one of these um

02:10:55.920 it was one of the ndp uh politicians here it is let's watch it

02:11:04.880 NDP politicians exposed this scam and I I can't do anything but laugh because the NDP has spent

02:11:14.100 the last 10 plus years of propping up the liberals bullshit okay the reason why there was never

02:11:21.440 elections called during um Trudeau's reign like the reason why we didn't have a mechanism to kind

02:11:29.020 of force an election to get him removed from power was because the NDP propped his ass up

02:11:33.060 because they didn't have a majority government they relied relied on a coalition to get bills

02:11:39.380 to pass and jagmeet singh sucked trudeau's dick so hard that you know he's probably got damage

02:11:45.800 from it now and they he this guy and he was part of that party that propped trudeau up for so many

02:11:54.020 years and now he's upset that it's it's been even more exposed it's been exposed even more clearly

02:12:01.860 how corrupt the Liberal Party is.

02:12:04.240 But your NDP kept them in power for 10 fucking years.

02:12:08.840 So I don't want to hear your fucking complaining,

02:12:10.900 you wanty bitch.

02:12:12.160 It is funny, you know, that he gets a little heated

02:12:15.380 and exposes this, but too little, too late, motherfucker.

02:12:19.700 But we're going to watch it anyways,

02:12:20.680 because you'll see the reaction of the, you know, both sides.

02:12:25.800 The Speaker that he doesn't want to answer these questions,

02:12:28.720 but maybe he'll answer this one.

02:12:30.040 And the Prime Minister knows exactly what's in his portfolio.

02:12:33.180 Train, heat pumps, and enter care are owned by Brookfield.

02:12:35.980 Oh, this is the Conservative.

02:12:36.320 He stands to make...

02:12:37.380 Okay, sorry.

02:12:38.000 There was an NDP that complained about it.

02:12:39.400 So this is the Conservative guy.

02:12:41.020 I went on that rant, and it's not even about him.

02:12:43.580 This is the Conservative who's exposing it.

02:12:45.300 But there was an NDP member of Parliament that bitched about it as well.

02:12:52.180 Mr. Speaker, that he doesn't want to answer these questions, but maybe he'll answer this one.

02:12:56.480 The Prime Minister knows exactly what's in his portfolio.

02:12:59.000 train heat pumps and enter care are owned by brookfield he stands to make millions in deferred

02:13:04.980 stock units stock options and carried interest today's two billion dollar taxpayer funded

02:13:10.740 announcement increases the value of his personal assets and brookfield's so i ask again how much

02:13:17.660 does the prime minister and brookfield stand to make off the backs of taxpayers with today's

02:13:22.000 announcement and maybe he'll answer this question how is that not corrupt spoiler alert he didn't

02:13:28.800 He didn't answer it.

02:13:30.640 So that was a conservative, but I guess I didn't save the, I thought I did.

02:13:34.560 Anyways, it's not that important, but I didn't save the NDP guy going off.

02:13:38.700 This was the, I didn't show you guys this, but this was the Trump administration thing,

02:13:42.820 suspending Microsoft Adobe and major IT outsourcing firms.

02:13:47.700 We can listen to J.D. Vance, even though, like I said, his wife and children are Indian.

02:13:52.980 He's laying down the hammer on the H-1Bs.

02:13:56.020 Now, our message to Microsoft and to any other foreign or domestic corporation is quite simple.

02:14:00.800 We obviously want you to thrive in the United States of America.

02:14:03.360 We want people to invest in the United States.

02:14:06.040 He's being too soft on this message of America, particularly the American technology sector.

02:14:11.320 We are the biggest boosters of your industry.

02:14:13.920 We want you to continue to grow and to employ a lot of people, but we want you to employ American workers.

02:14:19.360 And so our message to Microsoft is you're a great American company.

02:14:22.500 This is true. You know, and I do forget that sometimes that you guys had Mike, you know, you had Mike as the first lady. This is this is a very valid point.

02:14:31.300 But you've got to hire great American workers. You cannot lay off American workers and then replace them with foreign indentured servants.

02:14:38.660 yeah so everybody thought that was you know a clippable moment and stuff like that and yeah

02:14:42.880 it sounds great but at the end of the day a lot of these companies will just find a different way

02:14:48.020 around it right they'll fucking who knows what they'll do but it's a start i'm not gonna lie

02:14:52.200 it's a start and i can imagine if we did something like that here in canada things would probably

02:14:56.260 improve right away um we're gonna close off the stream with a couple other canadian related facts

02:15:04.240 though or statistics and this is something i haven't been able to understand for a while

02:15:09.540 um that you know they keep saying we need people here and they keep increasing or wanting to

02:15:14.820 increase immigration because we're desperate for workers and i can't figure out for the life of me

02:15:19.300 in what sector because we're losing jobs like like blood literally like we're losing it like

02:15:26.480 blood from a fucking artery and we're still being told that we need people here

02:15:31.580 um yeah i bet you do first fire yeah he again he's another puppet right he's a fucking patsy

02:15:38.920 canada had a 68 000 uh job loss jobs lost um trimmed the cpi 1.9 percent the housing

02:15:49.880 market's frozen companies are leaving for the u.s the economic elites demand rate hikes this

02:15:55.020 is insanity. So this just shows some statistics for Canada. As of October, the net change in

02:16:01.940 employment down 68,000. The unemployment rate is actually six and a half percent, which is

02:16:08.600 really fucking high for a Western country of Canada's, I guess you could say, level, you know.

02:16:18.700 Full-time employment change down 35,000. Part-time employment change down 32,000. And this is, I think,

02:16:25.020 this oh this is the price chart

02:16:27.520 index so yeah and i think this is a i don't even know if this is a canadian guy that wrote this

02:16:34.760 is he a canadian

02:16:35.540 uh person i don't even know if he's a canadian or not it might be just an american

02:16:42.460 showing but it's bad it's bad and this one this guy i follow now smirkley i don't again i don't

02:16:49.100 know if he's a canadian or an american but he has a lot he puts out a lot of data on a lot of our

02:16:55.440 countries our western countries and and stuff like that that you wouldn't be able to find like i mean

02:16:59.820 you could find it but it would take a lot of work to put it together so it's a good account to follow

02:17:04.460 if you're interested in that kind of stuff uh yeah you know what i always wondered if he wears

02:17:11.060 eyeliner because he's got if he doesn't he's got very dark eyelashes which you know a lot of guys

02:17:17.400 do because of what do you call it evolution right they were the ones out there hunting

02:17:22.380 and stuff like that so they get thicker eyelashes and which is uh oh shit he put it in the chat oh

02:17:27.700 damn damn so what is this like a school thing probably when he was at school how did I how

02:17:36.860 do I close that now where did I open it um yeah so lovely that's that's great that's a great

02:17:45.320 right this is what I mean like you can't like that saying and I've said it before like don't

02:17:50.020 meet your fucking heroes and not that he's my hero but point being don't put these people on

02:17:54.160 a pedestal like I never I don't engage in hero worship and this is precisely why because none

02:18:02.160 of these people I have seen like to be worthy of it once you find out you know the truth like they

02:18:07.620 may seem like it they may say some base shit but once you find out all the information or at least

02:18:12.360 the majority of the information about the person you find out they're not no they're not a hero

02:18:16.360 and you feel like such an asshole for supporting them you feel like an idiot

02:18:19.400 but anyways back to smirkly yeah it looks like it back to smirkly uh he did this little chart

02:18:28.540 that says in the past year canada has added only 94 000 jobs and 98 percent of those have been in

02:18:36.140 health care, technically, 46% of health jobs are in the public sector, though the vast majority

02:18:44.080 are paid with government funds. So it looks just like, so it looks like private employment is going

02:18:49.180 up. And how this works is that a lot of the health care jobs are in community health care.

02:18:58.580 And what community health care is, is basically like home care or PSWs that are going to your

02:19:05.680 home to provide you with a couple, maybe a couple visits a day of support, right? Or they might be

02:19:12.600 nurses, you know, home care nurses that have to come and, you know, change your IV lines or

02:19:16.680 whatever, right? And the other option is, is agency nurses, right? That are a lot of hospitals now,

02:19:24.480 instead of going through the, you know, process of hiring a full-time nurse that is going to be

02:19:29.380 part of a union, is going to require, you know, more pay, they're going to require to have to

02:19:34.680 follow the regulations of full-time employment they end up bringing in what's called agency

02:19:39.920 nurses so you'll have you know a unit in the hospital that maybe is short a nurse or two and

02:19:46.600 instead of hiring a full-time nurse they'll just bring in agency staff so in the end it usually

02:19:52.140 ends up costing more because the agency is making hand over fist but the actual person that's doing

02:19:58.000 the work for the agency is not making very much money right and it looks like it's being funded

02:20:04.440 by a private agency, which they are owned privately, but they're mostly funded by government

02:20:10.820 funds. So in the case of home care, for example, right, all these agencies that provide home care

02:20:19.600 nurses or helpers or nurses aides or PSWs, whatever you call them, it's funded by the taxpayer. So

02:20:28.480 the because the government itself as the entity or the home care, which is a government organization,

02:20:34.440 they don't have the capacity, they don't have the staff to serve the amount of people that are

02:20:41.380 requiring this level, like the support. And keep in mind that a lot of people that are getting

02:20:46.840 this support are new, very new Canadians, or may not be Canadians at all. And when I say Canadians,

02:20:54.460 I'm talking about the government's definition of a Canadian, not my personal definition of a

02:20:58.740 Canadian. I'm talking about the government's definition. So a lot of these people are getting

02:21:03.180 this kind of support and have never contributed anything to the tax bracket at all right so these

02:21:10.940 people these agencies it looks like they're it's increasing private uh sector is growing but it's

02:21:17.720 growing based on taxpayer funds and this is how they fuck up or they inflate the artificially

02:21:23.100 inflate the employment numbers too right they hire more they create more jobs in the government

02:21:29.800 or they create more jobs that are, you know, through a private agency,

02:21:33.780 but the government's funding it to make it look like we have less unemployment

02:21:37.900 when really it's just taxpayer money anyway.

02:21:40.060 So it's not like private enterprise creating jobs.

02:21:42.820 It's just made up jobs, you know, which I which I think alludes to

02:21:48.660 or at least reinforces the fact that Canada is basically the economy is a Ponzi scheme.

02:21:54.120 It's just a big fucking Ponzi pyramid scheme, whatever you want to call it.

02:21:59.800 and uh that's how it works here so basically it looks like and this is where the numbers are

02:22:06.700 coming from that are skewed right it looks like oh shit the private private industry is growing

02:22:10.940 in health care we need more health care workers no because the health care workers they're referring

02:22:16.320 to are like i said psws or nurses aides i guess they would be called in the u.s

02:22:21.540 that are being paid minimum wage.

02:22:27.000 But the taxpayer is paying $40 an hour for that service

02:22:31.520 and that person's only getting maybe $17 or $18.

02:22:34.480 And the rest of that $40 per hour is going to administration costs.

02:22:41.940 So that's why they want to bring these people in

02:22:44.280 because no person, PSW, no Canadian,

02:22:47.880 wants to work as a nurse's aide or as a personal support worker and get paid minimum wage to

02:22:54.660 deal with violent dementia patients, violent mental health patients, people that, you know,

02:23:02.280 are extremely obese or hard to, you know, move around, all this stuff. It's a high risk job,

02:23:09.140 low reward, and low pay. So that's why they're bringing in all these, you know, migrants to do

02:23:16.280 this job because they're basically treating them

02:23:18.300 as slaves which you know makes

02:23:20.280 you question how they

02:23:22.000 get this idea

02:23:24.260 that it's us on the right that are racist

02:23:26.340 because I think it's pretty inherently

02:23:28.520 racist to bring people over solely

02:23:30.420 to be indentured servants

02:23:32.260 to Zog

02:23:33.520 right

02:23:35.900 like I think that's

02:23:38.260 that's slavery is it not

02:23:40.400 it's just using a different name for it

02:23:42.560 because that's what they do

02:23:44.400 here there was a report

02:23:46.280 uh actually penned by the fuck i don't even remember it was one of these organizations

02:23:52.100 maybe it was the world economic i don't know or the un it was the un okay that said basically

02:23:58.440 canada has a booming slave trade kind of thing but it's being you know facilitated and run by

02:24:05.680 the government that bringing these people in on these temporary foreign workers and all these

02:24:10.640 things they're slaves so how racist is Canada even though the lefties like to come out and complain

02:24:16.900 or you know that we're racist for not wanting these people in our country the reality is they're

02:24:22.360 bringing them here to make them slaves so who is the racist one the one that doesn't want them to

02:24:28.280 be here and be subject to those conditions and wants them to thrive in their own home country

02:24:33.280 or the lefty who thinks that it's diversity to bring them here and have them be an indentured

02:24:38.420 servant for the rest of their life and leech off of the taxpayer for social services

02:24:42.420 and i don't mean like social service like welfare i mean like health care schooling you know and

02:24:48.560 stuff like that because even if they're working at a low wage job as a health care aide or whatever

02:24:53.480 they're contributing little to the tax bracket because obviously the less you make the less you

02:24:58.400 contribute ponzi scheme that's it ponzi scheme disturbed what's that kp7 on the disturbance

02:25:08.400 index poke fatties was six it worked for me wise elk okay when I I'll give you guys a little story

02:25:16.540 before I hop off when I was um fuck this is going on I want to say probably 12 years now I ended up

02:25:26.660 in the hospital with pancreatitis and it was because I was a fat pig right um and drinking a

02:25:34.760 lot alcoholic um and i remember i remember after getting out of the hospital that they you know

02:25:43.140 obviously they said like the biggest thing you need to do is to lose weight because you know

02:25:47.580 otherwise this is going to happen again um and i remember watching this guy on youtube he was a

02:25:53.800 fitness influencer who also was fat and lost a ton of weight and it's now a fitness influencer

02:26:00.620 or he was he did fitness shit but he was a mean motherfucker okay he he said shit the way it was

02:26:08.220 and you when you watched his stuff you felt like he was talking to you and that guy as mean as it

02:26:14.220 was and as much as he would like yell and stuff like that they called him the angry bald man i

02:26:18.180 think his name is alan roberts or something they called him the angry bald man but it fucking

02:26:23.040 worked man because i was like i don't want to you know i mean number one what he was saying is

02:26:27.560 factually truth like it's truthful and number two is you need a kick in the ass because if people

02:26:32.560 are nice about it some people will you know it'll motivate them but most people they need hard

02:26:38.180 tough love and that's what gets them moving and it worked for me that's like that that's all I

02:26:43.740 wanted to say is that it helped me I ended up losing 100 pounds um through just you know diet

02:26:49.760 and exercise I guess you could say I really cut down on the exercise is one thing but really it's

02:26:54.520 the food right you got to cut down on the amount you're consuming and i did that mostly it was

02:26:59.200 mostly food related and then obviously some exercise was thrown in there but it's kind of

02:27:04.380 the same thing as like um i think i was watching you know fleckis sorry i know i keep going on and

02:27:11.540 on and talking but i was watching fleckis and they were talking about football coaches right

02:27:15.100 because there was a story in the u.s that happened they were talking about that a high school um

02:27:22.160 a football coach got fired because he was like basically disciplined or called out one of the

02:27:29.140 players who was consistently late right and this is something that has changed since I was in school

02:27:34.780 and obviously since my parents were in school where you know you had coaches because I played

02:27:39.440 sports while I was in school and you had coaches that were mean motherfuckers okay but the benefit

02:27:44.500 of that was is that they created generally good people right um a lot of times these coaches

02:27:51.340 were filling in they were taking over the dad role and especially nowadays like these football

02:27:57.900 coaches let's be real the majority of football players are black in america um and these coaches

02:28:05.320 end up taking on that kind of fatherly role because these guys don't have fathers right or

02:28:09.380 if they do they're not you know they wouldn't be called a father in modern terms anyways um and

02:28:16.400 but now we've gotten up to a point where they can't even discipline you for breaking the rules

02:28:21.400 right and it's the same as teachers obviously too so they were talking fleckles was saying like how

02:28:27.800 beneficial it was to have a coach when they were in high school playing that was on top of you

02:28:33.920 like and and you know held you to a higher standard because that stuff carries on after

02:28:38.580 you're out of school right and it was it's the same thing as teachers too like teachers used to

02:28:43.420 not that they had to do the parenting for you but they used to kind of have expectations of you that

02:28:50.220 kind of taught you what the real world to a certain degree is going to expect of you right

02:28:54.920 now I'm not talking about modern schooling I'm talking about schooling 30 years ago like you

02:28:59.320 know maybe 30 25 years ago 20 years ago it was totally different the teachers had higher

02:29:04.340 expectations people actually cared about pissing the teacher off um and you know and it goes it

02:29:10.880 can even translate into policing as well and because of that you had a mean teacher or a

02:29:16.200 teacher with high expectations a lot of people came out of it better people right they came out

02:29:21.460 of it with you know better self-expectations better behavior you know all this kind of stuff

02:29:26.920 but now we don't have we're not allowed we're not allowed to have good teachers like that or

02:29:32.900 or strict teachers. We're not allowed to have strict coaches for sports. They all basically

02:29:38.320 are just glorified babysitters for poorly behaved animalistic children that whose parents don't,

02:29:45.220 you know, fucking teach them anything. So I feel for these people. I really do. Like, it's just,

02:29:53.360 you know, there's nothing left anymore for these, these misguided teens, you know, or children,

02:30:02.580 You know, certain, obviously, demographics, certain races, you know, genetically predisposed, dispossessed, or they have genetic, genetic, this is how you know I need to get off here, genetic predisposition to certain kinds of behavior.

02:30:18.620 But I would argue that even 30, 40 years ago, because the expectations were a lot higher, and they were held by those expectations, these kids, that their behavior was not nearly as bad as it is now.

02:30:30.380 because now again you're not being punished for behaving badly in school you're not being punished

02:30:37.960 for letting your teammates down on a team nothing you're not suffering any consequences so this is

02:30:44.500 why we have kids these days who feel like it's okay to murder other people because their feelings

02:30:50.340 get hurt because you know they they don't know what it's like to they've been told their whole

02:30:55.620 life that, you know, they're number one, that, you know, everybody else is lying. They're not

02:31:00.720 the problem. And they don't have to change their behavior. So this is where we are now. This is

02:31:07.300 where we are. Oh, you guys are talking about China. All right, guys, I'm gonna hop off and

02:31:18.000 let everybody get back to their Saturday. And I'm gonna do the same. Yeah, the Indians are the best

02:31:23.400 in the world that yes they're well they're the only ones that have technology as an apex predator

02:31:29.060 so technology never improved their situation it actually became one of their apex predators and

02:31:37.340 that's not even like trains are not modern technology anymore right they're pretty old

02:31:42.280 technology but the fact that it was brought to India it turned into their apex predator

02:31:49.680 And I think they're probably one of the only race of people that have a technology item or an item of the Industrial Revolution, a product of the Industrial Revolution, be their apex predator.

02:32:04.140 It's pretty significant to them or pretty, how do you put it, exclusive.

02:32:09.520 It's pretty exclusive to them.

02:32:13.880 Oh, yeah, no, I'm not staying in any hotels in China.

02:32:17.160 I'm not even probably going to China.

02:32:18.840 i i couldn't stand walking when i was a kid i lived near the chinatown in toronto

02:32:24.400 and i couldn't even stand fucking walking in chinatown because of the rats

02:32:28.580 and this is again 30 years ago so imagine 30 years ago it's a hell of a lot worse now so no

02:32:36.460 i'm definitely not going to the source of all that stuff for sure i mean i get if you have to

02:32:40.560 go there for work that would suck i would fucking hate that but no thanks i don't want to see any

02:32:45.680 of that shit I'm good that's why this is why I'm struggling to you know prepare to go to Australia

02:32:50.360 to visit my friends there because they not that they have you know rats but they have some pretty

02:32:54.260 scary fucking creatures there that are just you know living their life they're just vibing out

02:32:58.560 there you know massive fucking spiders fucking snakes and shit like that and you know the

02:33:04.360 Australians are just like oh yeah that's just a you know fucking watchman or a clock spider no

02:33:08.420 big deal the fucking thing's the size of your head okay so yeah I'm soft when it comes to that shit

02:33:14.580 uh oh did you core cat yeah there's a lot of content out there for that like i said it's

02:33:21.460 their ultimate apex predator it would be really cool if somebody made um a blockbuster movie

02:33:29.020 or a bollywood movie called you know how they had like uh sharknado it'll be like train nato

02:33:35.360 or something like you know their apex predator i'm sure somebody's probably done something like

02:33:39.800 that in AI, definitely. All right, guys, I have to shut up because I'm just like losing my voice

02:33:47.100 now. And hopefully I'm feeling better for the next stream, which will be Tuesday night. I did

02:33:52.880 talk about this on the space on Thursday, I think we're probably going to move that stream to maybe

02:33:58.060 Friday nights, just because what we're trying to do here is because obviously Canadian nationalist

02:34:03.480 content has been a little bit, you know, dry lately, because people are doing different things,

02:34:08.400 people are busy how it goes so we're trying to you know us Canadian nationalists that do content

02:34:14.640 are trying to kind of spread it out uh and not kind of overlap each other because then it gives

02:34:19.600 people less things to watch so anyways Dominion Society Daniel usually streams on Thursdays um

02:34:26.380 and uh so I think we might switch it up just so we're not overlapping with him and and uh give

02:34:31.960 people more options but I'll let you guys know regardless I will be here Tuesday for our regular

02:34:36.980 you know everything is fine stream and we'll figure out Thursday at that point in time but

02:34:43.860 yeah guys have a good weekend have a happy happy Thanksgiving turkey day I hope for those of you

02:34:49.120 who work I feel bad for you I hope that somebody is there to cook you a nice turkey dinner or you're

02:34:55.600 able to get a nice turkey dinner from somewhere and hopefully for those of you who are able to

02:35:01.440 have the day off you enjoy that and spend the last little bit of nice weather we're going to

02:35:06.120 probably get here in Canada. And then yeah, I'll see you on Tuesday after all of that stuff. I'll

02:35:11.960 be stuffed as fat as a pig. But I'll be here. Alright, guys? See ya.

postyX - October 10, 2026

MS&M： Everything is Fine!! The kitchen sink

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