postyX - MS&M-Everything is Fine-The Meme-o-caust

00:00:00.000 They said I'm trying to introduce a foreign ideology into Ireland by National Socialism. 1.00

00:00:09.000 Everything is fine. There's no need to worry. 0.81

00:00:11.000 It has nothing to do with Ireland.

00:00:13.000 Yes, it addresses the very questions that we're talking about in Belfast.

00:00:18.000 It addresses the question of Eretz Israel.

00:00:22.000 It addresses the question of the Muslim invasion. 0.68

00:00:26.000 It addresses the question of whether Ireland is to be Irish or Ireland is to belong to everybody except the Irish. 0.76

00:00:35.000 You were not born into this earth to be as slaves and Jews and their puppets. 0.78

00:00:40.000 You were not born into their captives and they died.

00:00:44.000 You were born onto this earth as an Aryan man.

00:00:47.000 You were made in the image of God.

00:00:50.000 To rule it, to have dominion over it.

00:00:54.000 This punch

00:01:24.000 We'll be right back.

00:01:54.000 Hello, Patriots. One year ago, you gathered here, I was in Sydney, we gathered all around

00:02:00.780 the country at the first march for Australia to raise the public consciousness around the

00:02:05.260 issue of our time, mass immigration. And we did so because there is a conspiracy of silence

00:02:12.420 and collusion that has existed for many years to keep this gate kept out of mainstream political

00:02:17.900 debate. And we achieved our objective of forcing it into the mainstream political debate. But

00:02:24.260 the response of this government was not to have the debate with us. It was instead to

00:02:30.940 repress the debate in a matter befitting a communist dictatorship, not a first world

00:02:36.300 Western liberal democracy. Whether it be online censorship, whether it be hate speech laws,

00:02:45.300 Well, the most egregious of all, this prohibited hate group legislation,

00:02:48.740 which the government has now used to ban a political party.

00:02:55.060 They are literally trying to abolish democracy rather than have this debate with us.

00:02:59.100 And the reasoning that they give is that they're doing it for social cohesion,

00:03:04.940 to protect social cohesion, and to counter extremism.

00:03:09.340 Now, what is extremism?

00:03:10.500 I thought extremism was trying to settle political differences outside of democracy.

00:03:16.200 Isn't that what extremism is?

00:03:18.000 So how can you ban extremists from democracy? 0.99

00:03:20.800 It makes no fucking sense. 0.97

00:03:24.000 If anyone is the extremist, it's them, the people banning their political opposition. 0.98

00:03:30.500 Moreover, they say that this is to protect social cohesion.

00:03:34.300 But they want to ban any political force that rises up against the doctrines of diversity and multiculturalism.

00:03:40.500 These two words are the definition of social incohesion.

00:03:45.480 Everything they say is a projection. 0.99

00:03:49.780 But the right wing in this country needs to get its shit together. 0.99

00:03:53.860 Because if we don't stand up against this now, it will only get worse. 0.99

00:03:58.440 First they came for the Nazis and I said nothing for I was not a Nazi will not work.

00:04:02.940 Because once they get rid of the Nazis, they're coming for you next.

00:04:07.480 They will not stop.

00:04:08.680 They will not stop until nationalism is illegal in this country.

00:04:15.680 And the only way to prevent this is to enshrine free speech in our constitution,

00:04:20.680 and to get rid of this ridiculous prohibited hate group law and restore our democracy.

00:04:25.680 So a democratic solution to mass immigration, to the question of our time,

00:04:29.680 whether Australia will remain a white Western country, can be settled. 0.97

00:04:38.680 This is existential.

00:04:41.340 Do not give your vote to a political party that refuses to adopt a free speech referendum

00:04:47.740 and refuses to repeal this hate group bill.

00:04:51.560 Do not.

00:04:52.280 This must be our number one issue because without restoring our democracy,

00:04:57.420 politics is over for nationalists. 1.00

00:05:00.080 So lock the fuck in. 1.00

00:05:02.140 Thank you. 1.00

00:05:02.900 Can our nation abide any more betrayal?

00:05:07.200 We were told that our choice matters, that we vote for what we want.

00:05:19.480 Christ of all, they give our nation nothing, and we in return must mean to us nothing.

00:05:26.880 Let us go without our money, without our prize, without our vote,

00:05:31.580 I see you, thousands of patients, hearts ablaze, and I know we are unbreakable.

00:05:47.700 We are the blood of warriors, the spirit of rebels, and we will hold the line for our

00:05:54.240 Britain.

00:05:55.120 This country was built by our ancestors.

00:05:58.840 It was bled full by our ancestors. 0.86

00:06:01.580 On the beaches of Gopoli, in the bushes of Dakota, they bled for a white Australia. 0.80

00:06:09.300 And we will fight for a white Australia. 0.80

00:06:15.960 I get asked all the time, what does it mean to be Australian?

00:06:21.440 And I say to them that Australia is not a passport.

00:06:25.060 It's not a piece of paper.

00:06:27.000 It is a folk.

00:06:28.140 It is a people.

00:06:29.460 It is born.

00:06:30.280 It is brand. 1.00

00:06:30.960 and it belongs to us if we want to secure our australia then we have to stop immigration 0.99

00:06:44.160 and become a nation once again 0.98

00:06:50.640 your life doesn't belong to you 0.99

00:06:52.400 it belongs to the race

00:06:56.720 you owe your ancestors everything

00:07:01.460 and you owe your descendants everything

00:07:07.040 you are just

00:07:09.520 a link in a chain

00:07:12.700 a tiny one at that

00:07:15.500 hello guys happy what day is it today thursday hello madam breezy and corkath i just realized

00:07:27.060 that was i i just did that new uh intro thing today i just put together a bunch of other ones

00:07:32.280 and clipped it and i just realized it's really heavy on the tom sewell content not that that's

00:07:35.400 bad necessarily but uh i don't know maybe we're gonna have to fix that up and throw some other

00:07:41.300 Canadian stuff in there. It's hard to find some of that stuff. Well, any recent stuff

00:07:46.780 anyways. Did everybody survive? Happy Thursday. Yes, it's Thursday. It's not hump day. It's

00:07:53.500 Thursday. Did everybody survive the storm yesterday? If you were in Ontario, I believe

00:07:59.540 on terrible, southern on terrible anyways. Yeah, we had some power outage issues yesterday.

00:08:06.160 that's the thing like you know in certain areas of um ontario they're that like their older areas

00:08:14.080 where the cities have been around for a lot longer their uh power lines are not like underground

00:08:19.200 like the newer newer yeah toronto got hit hard that's what i mean like in toronto um a lot of

00:08:26.220 those neighborhoods um are old so they still have power lines above like they're still in you know

00:08:31.800 on poles whereas like some of the newer areas like you know Mississauga areas of Mississauga

00:08:37.320 and Oakville and all that stuff their power lines are buried underground so they don't have the

00:08:42.280 the same issues that people that you know live in these older neighborhoods do because like I said 0.89

00:08:49.020 it's all it takes is a strong wind a fucking tree or something like that and it knocks out 0.99

00:08:52.300 power to a fucking you know one square kilometer neighborhood and it fucking sucks when you don't 0.99

00:08:57.880 have power because like everything we depend on now is needs power well I mean I had a full charge 0.99

00:09:03.620 on my cell phone luckily enough so hey Shamrock yeah see you can relate that's what I'm saying

00:09:08.780 like and it sucks right and so it kind of makes me think like you know I really do kind of want

00:09:14.680 to get out of any kind of city like I would love to like live in a very rural area but then I'm 0.98

00:09:20.700 just like fuck man I guess I better have like a generator ready because hey peppermint because 0.98

00:09:26.960 like if the power went out like nowadays like it would be fucked I mean I would learn I guess I 0.99

00:09:32.380 would learn to survive and shit like that but just it's crazy I don't know I feel like like 0.98

00:09:36.780 this is Canada and I feel like you know these storms should be like nothing for us but it seems 0.85

00:09:41.660 like every single year either whether it's in the summer we get like a massive thunderstorm or

00:09:46.740 whatever crazy fucking storm or the winter we get like a massive ice ice storm there's always like 0.97

00:09:54.560 some shit that happened like some kind of disaster or you know like unexpected stuff that you think 0.99

00:10:00.040 they would be prepared for i don't know like i guess it's not as bad like you look at some of 0.99

00:10:03.940 the u.s cities right that don't ever get snow and we laugh because you know they don't know how to

00:10:07.980 drive in it and stuff like that but you know sometimes for us too like and i know it's probably 1.00

00:10:12.600 because like the GTHA or whatever is probably like at least 70 percent immigrant non that lives in 1.00

00:10:20.700 that area and they probably don't know how to drive right but like I said you would think we 1.00

00:10:24.420 were better we'd be better at this and leading into that I was driving yesterday before it got

00:10:31.200 too you know wild and crazy the storm and if anybody has driven along the 401 they obviously

00:10:39.280 know that it's literally like a parking lot so I noticed that certain sections of the 401 now

00:10:47.020 they've increased the speed limit to 110 like people weren't doing 100 well again you you would

00:10:54.600 be doing 110 if it wasn't bad traffic like on the 407 easily you can do 120 and like like smooth

00:11:01.600 sailing but that's a toll highway for anybody who's not a Canadian but anyways the the 401

00:11:08.000 one 110 and I'm just laughing to myself because literally it was just drizzling a little bit of

00:11:13.720 rain like I hadn't even hit like full force yet and people were driving like like they just didn't

00:11:20.240 know how to drive everybody was like driving at like 30 kilometers an hour and I'm just like

00:11:23.740 this is a this is what happens when you let in all these people that you know don't know how to drive

00:11:28.920 and you know they've come here they didn't know how to drive from where they came in their own

00:11:32.600 country. And they came here and they, you know, got some kind of, you know, easy test, kind of

00:11:38.740 test for dummies, I guess you could say to get their license. And now we're stuck on the roads

00:11:43.700 with them doing 30 kilometers an hour, with a little bit of drizzle out there. And you're

00:11:48.540 sitting there thinking, God help us when the actual shit hits like the snow. And you have to 0.99

00:11:54.740 drive with these people. So that was my one pet peeve of yesterday. And I'm just somebody who

00:12:00.460 cannot handle traffic and I've tried like I said I've tried not therapy but you know I've tried 0.98

00:12:08.100 doing yeah exactly a core cat they're they're full of groids I've tried doing the whole meditation 1.00

00:12:15.180 thing you know what I mean like because I just lose my fucking shit and traffic like I just 0.73

00:12:19.220 lose it right and I've tried you know listening to meditation things and that but I've kind of 0.99

00:12:26.000 come to the conclusion I figured it out what it is that it really gets me mad is that because

00:12:30.840 there's no reason for it like I can't put two and two together like there's no accident there's no

00:12:37.460 one yeah it's volume but it's like if everybody was just going the speed limit and everybody was

00:12:42.100 merging like you're supposed to like there would not be this crazy constant stop and go stop and 0.62

00:12:47.680 go stop and go and I'm just and that's what fucking pisses me off because it's just totally 0.96

00:12:51.480 unnecessary. And it's just, you know, due to just incompetence, people not being able to drive and 0.62

00:12:57.700 fucking makes me crazy. So anyways, it's a good thing that like I said, I don't have to go into 0.95

00:13:03.380 work or anything like that on a regular basis. So I'm okay. But it's just I could even even driving

00:13:08.680 once a week, too much for me in like the anywhere in you know, pretty much the GTHA. So greater 0.94

00:13:16.580 toronto and hamilton area forget it i don't want to be driving in that area at all so if i can

00:13:21.580 avoid it i will avoid it as much as possible um and then yeah and today so i don't know if you

00:13:30.680 guys remember this this is kind of like a little bit aside but there was like this it was it lasted

00:13:36.380 for a short period of time and i don't know if it was uh kanye west that initially came up with

00:13:41.140 the sweater do you guys remember the sweater that was like thousands of dollars but it looked like 0.75

00:13:45.780 a fucking hobo sweater like had all kinds of like rips and shit like that already in it so a couple 0.73

00:13:52.340 years back they kind of came out with the not the exact same sweater but they came out with like 0.99

00:13:57.340 these sweatshirts that were supposed to look like they were worn in you know like and they've got

00:14:02.540 holes in them like somebody actually did some work in in the sweatshirts so I ended up getting a

00:14:07.400 couple of them for Christmas as gifts and I'm telling you they're extremely comfortable like 0.96

00:14:11.540 I fucking love them okay they are so comfortable and stuff like that but they have little holes 0.73

00:14:17.060 around the cuffs of the sleeve so where you know between where the cuff meets the actual sleeve 0.98

00:14:23.300 they have a couple holes you know just to make it look like a little bit like worn in and kind of 0.97

00:14:28.380 like I said worked in well doesn't my fucking dog literally and because he likes to play and it's 0.97

00:14:34.800 really hard you know when you're busy doing something to you know do both things at once 0.98

00:14:40.060 so anyways uh he grabbed my sleeve as i'm wearing this sweater and just pulled on it so hard that 0.90

00:14:46.260 it literally ripped the whole cuff off the fucking sweater and it's you know kind of annoying i mean 0.95

00:14:52.380 whatever it's it's a fucking it's not like i wear it when i go out or anything but uh i was just 0.97

00:14:57.480 like really like the sweater didn't look bad enough already and now it's just like it's a true 0.95

00:15:01.840 true hobo sweater so i guess i can say that i'm not larping anymore as a person with a old

00:15:08.520 crotchety ripped sweater my sweater is actually that way now so anyways enough about me there's

00:15:17.780 been this thing going on now the whole meme so donald trump has been very successful 0.95

00:15:22.940 in baiting our fucking canadian boomers and liberals and uh you know mark carney who is 0.97

00:15:31.320 and doug ford um who mark carney's supposed to be some kind of you know uh financial genius 0.99

00:15:37.940 so very simply like donald trump is 80 fucking something years old so you're getting trolled by 0.96

00:15:45.020 an 80s you know your plus year old man who may or may not have all his faculties there we don't know 0.98

00:15:50.840 right you're letting him troll you so easy so you know there's been memes being made and stuff like

00:15:57.180 that and listen this is the name of the game now right this is how politics is played nowadays in

00:16:01.420 the current society. It's, you know, people will say that Donald Trump literally got elected this

00:16:08.800 most recent time, based on, you know, solely internet interactions, like, you know, Zoomers 0.86

00:16:14.020 doing memes and shit like that. So the meme is a very successful propaganda tool. And, you know,

00:16:20.600 of course, because Canada's acting like a little bitch, like, you know, Mark Carney and Doug Ford 0.99

00:16:25.040 and stuff like that they're just making so many memeable moments is it is it corkath really yeah 0.99

00:16:32.900 I guess you know what you bring up an interesting point corkath you know if I dress like this when

00:16:37.400 I went outside you know maybe painted my face a little bit or just didn't wash my face put a

00:16:42.500 little bit dirt on my face or something like that people might feel sorry for me and I might get

00:16:46.640 some of those sweet sweet handouts that I pay my taxes towards so yeah that's you might be onto

00:16:52.780 something there core cap um so the meme back to the me more and that's why i called it the memo

00:16:58.800 cost so of course the more it's like the it's like the kid you know in school who you know

00:17:04.520 constantly allows the bully to get to them and allows you know start the cries about every little

00:17:09.480 thing and stuff like that of course the person's going to do it more so mark carney came out like 0.98

00:17:15.000 the little bitch that he is and basically cried about the amount of memes that he doesn't want 0.97

00:17:19.540 to do business with the U.S. because until they stop the memes. OK, now I have other reasons why 1.00

00:17:26.760 we're going to get to it after we go through the memes things about why he doesn't want to do a

00:17:31.780 trade deal with the U.S. and he's not going to. He has no intentions of doing it. But he's trying

00:17:36.440 to say, you know, quit the memes and we'll get serious and talk. And it's like so, of course,

00:17:41.580 the minute you say that, what happens? It fucking happens 10 times worse, such as the life of a 0.98

00:17:47.400 low cow, right? And our politicians now are basically LOL cows, low cows. Yeah. Yes, 1.00

00:17:55.060 maybe I will. Maybe I just might do that. So yeah, like, basically, like all low cows,

00:18:03.520 they just can't resist responding, right? So and then thus, you know, begins the cycle of the low

00:18:10.560 cow, right? Where they just constantly keep getting trolled even harder, because they just

00:18:13.740 can't, you know, fucking resist, like I said, responding. So there's been some great memes 0.95

00:18:21.360 that have come out of this videos. AI obviously has a lot to do with this, because most of these

00:18:28.280 videos are made via AI. But Dr. Clown PhD, the account had a little bit of a series going here

00:18:37.060 of the meme police. And I thought it would be kind of interesting. This is going to be just a chill.

00:18:42.260 like I said I'm probably well I'm going to try to stream again maybe either tomorrow or Saturday

00:18:49.540 or something I don't know just because there's a lot to talk about but today I just wanted to do

00:18:52.920 the kind of meme thing and I wanted to go over the speeches some of the speeches that from the

00:18:57.620 Dominions or from DomCom the ones that are the people from overseas especially and then we're

00:19:03.000 going to get to some more serious stuff on the next stream but we're going to have fun today

00:19:05.720 because like I said I you know wasn't as well prepared as I would have liked to have been

00:19:10.080 but we're going to watch the memes we're going to have a laugh about that so let's start with this

00:19:15.300 one Canada deploys the meme police to the U.S. after Mark Carney asks America to stop doing

00:19:24.140 memes now this is funny because that same cop that we've been seeing going around is makes an

00:19:29.920 appearance in this as well which is just fucking hilarious it kills me so oh let me make sure I got 0.73

00:19:35.080 my audio on here yeah i gotta fucking okay yeah we're good all right let's go stop doing memes 0.92

00:19:43.660 stop throwing shade breaking tonight canada has begun deploying its new meme police into the 0.94

00:19:49.700 united states over anti-canada memes online the first units crossed the border this morning under

00:19:55.740 what authorities are it looks so realistic like well maybe not right maybe not the background

00:20:00.940 but like the whole news report and stuff like that i believe this was a canadian news outlet

00:20:05.880 looks like the cbc calling operation maple shield officers are being sent to identify and confiscate

00:20:12.920 content deemed hostile to canada every member of the unit has reportedly completed extensive

00:20:18.540 meme identification training see this one here this is the one that they memed to death after

00:20:25.020 the shooting in montreal remember the female cop shot the the jew and it exactly madam breezy it's

00:20:32.000 not far off at all i mean we all saw the picture of the uh what was the military chick the i don't

00:20:37.860 know what she did she was she a youth leader or something she literally looked probably like this 0.99

00:20:43.140 and i made a comment about that because listen i am no fucking you know fit fucking beast either 1.00

00:20:49.060 right i don't have a problem you know what i mean the fact that she's fat like i wouldn't i wasn't 0.99

00:20:53.660 making fun of her because she's fat okay I was making fun of her because she is in a position

00:20:58.760 where no one should ever be fat okay if you want if you want to be fat like whatever right but you

00:21:04.920 shouldn't be in a position where you know safety and the protection where being fit is a necessity

00:21:09.340 basically that's all um you know I have to say about that but anyways it literally is looks very

00:21:17.640 close to what could actually happen and who fucking knows right we another year or so that's

00:21:22.640 exactly me may be true i mean i would not be surprised if carney had some kind of you know 0.99

00:21:27.820 task force put together to tackle the fucking american zoomers that are memeing the shit out 0.99

00:21:33.600 of this whole fucking scenario crackdown is expected to continue until americans stop doing 1.00

00:21:38.720 memes stop throwing shade and take canada seriously because that that's what his tweet said 0.99

00:21:43.840 it said stop um whatever stop sharing memes or what was it yeah stop sharing memes doing memes

00:21:52.620 stop throwing shade and take Canada seriously. Well, I mean, if Canada acted like a serious

00:21:57.940 country, I don't think you would have to ask for them to take you seriously. Why would

00:22:02.820 they take us seriously at all? Like we don't take ourselves seriously. Like the government

00:22:07.020 doesn't take it seriously. They don't take national security seriously. They don't take

00:22:12.380 the, you know, what do you call it, foreign interference seriously. They don't take the

00:22:19.440 fact that we're being colonized by Indians, you know, seriously. So why would they why would they 1.00

00:22:24.740 take anything else seriously? And like I said, the intention is that we're not going to have a trade

00:22:29.180 deal anyways. And there's reasons behind that, which we will get to in a second. I'm going to

00:22:33.160 try to minimize I'm trying to if I'm pausing, it's because I'm trying to train myself to stop

00:22:37.280 saying um all the time. Because, you know, if I plan on doing more public speaking down the road,

00:22:43.620 which I may given what I have planned for the future I need to stop doing that it's one of my

00:22:49.880 biggest pet peeves about myself and that's why I hate listening to myself talk because I say it too

00:22:53.380 much and I don't know if it's just a Canadian thing or if it's just whatever but anyways okay

00:22:58.700 so part two over here uh this was the second one second edition that came out Canada's meme police

00:23:08.420 make their first arrest it's our friend again officer this guy's smuggling illegal migrants 0.96

00:23:15.760 into the u.s no no no not him dad i never watched that one i'm fucking dead it's so realistic 1.00

00:23:35.560 looking like this is insane this fucking ai like what is she beating oh a hockey stick oh my god 0.99

00:23:41.600 this is so honestly i feel like this is like a predictor like i don't even feel like i mean 0.98

00:23:48.860 it's funny don't get me wrong but like can it still be a meme if it's gonna like eventually

00:23:54.080 come true if it's like a prediction because i literally think this is gonna happen they might

00:23:58.300 not be called the meme police but they'll be like the anti-online hate task force or something like 0.96

00:24:04.960 that something stupid like that listen I don't know why people would get upset about being memed 0.98

00:24:11.440 like it's fucking funny right I okay maybe if you're a kid but if you're already like a public 1.00

00:24:16.880 figure or something like that like brah you know what I mean like that's it's the nature of things 0.94

00:24:21.780 right it sucks you can't stop you know any of this stuff and it's funny like we need to go back to

00:24:26.700 being able to laugh at ourselves it made me think and I was talking to I think I was talking to one 0.90

00:24:31.940 of my kids about this one of my sons and um about how like comedy in like the 80s and the 90s like 0.99

00:24:40.040 it didn't matter like listen I watched Eddie Murphy I thought he was fucking funny as shit 0.98

00:24:44.300 in the 80s and 90s well I would have watched him in the 90s I thought he was funny as shit and he 0.99

00:24:49.960 could laugh like they could laugh at themselves Dave Chappelle too the first uh go around before 0.95

00:24:54.040 he you know went crazy and came back uh libtard um all these things like they were funny they could

00:24:59.340 laugh at themselves andrew dice clay was a you know a white comedian that would make jokes and 0.68

00:25:03.360 stuff like that nobody got upset like a lot of these people in the audience were the targets 0.87

00:25:08.200 of the jokes and everybody fucking laughed about it and i like i wish we could get back to a society 0.78

00:25:12.420 like that where people just didn't take things seriously and who fucking cares it's just a meme 0.87

00:25:16.580 like you know how things are nowadays like it passes within 24 hours or 48 hours 0.71

00:25:20.700 yeah wouldn't that be nice corkath as a as a canadian nationalist though i can't really

00:25:28.360 say you know i love canadian canadian identity and i love the you know canada as a country

00:25:34.860 but if we were to go back historically and that's how it was created initially then yeah i'd you

00:25:40.000 know be okay with that um but i i do you know believe in canada i'm a nationalist so i do

00:25:46.220 believe in canada having being a sovereign nation but i i don't even know it's not even the u.s we

00:25:50.940 need to worry about i don't think i believe that it's going to be the european union yeah and

00:25:55.920 Regina. Oh my god, Corkad, you know about Regina? Shit, man. That's like, I don't even remember a

00:26:03.580 time. And I lived out west when I was young. And I lived in I did live in Saskatchewan,

00:26:09.640 and I did live in Regina. And I don't even remember a time that Regina has ever been a

00:26:14.500 decent place to live. Like, I don't know what it is, if it's because there's too many chugs around 1.00

00:26:18.800 there. But I mean, Winnipeg's the same. So it's crazy, because those are like two of the fucking 1.00

00:26:24.120 like there are two pretty cold cities it's not like bc and ontario or southern ontario where 0.98

00:26:29.840 it's pretty mild in the winter considering but these places like fucking saskatchewan especially 0.95

00:26:35.920 the winds are fucking brutal out there so i don't know man regina it would be like have you guys 0.95

00:26:43.700 seen i did it i i think i did started reviewing it on my just channel and then i gave up on it 0.99

00:26:48.460 because my ADHD brain, but the, um, damn it. I said, um, the man in the high castle. That's how 0.97

00:26:56.380 I, when people say we should become like a greater Aryan umpire or whatever of North America, I 0.61

00:27:00.900 picture that kind of deal where it's like the, you know, the Nazis and the Japanese, you know, 0.69

00:27:05.420 kind of came together and they, you know, worked it out. We could do something like that, except 0.90

00:27:09.600 it wouldn't be us and Japanese. It would just all be, you know, Aryan people. We'd have some 1.00

00:27:14.100 kind of agreement like that. I don't know. I always think about that. It didn't seem, you know,

00:27:17.640 And it was supposed to be a dystopian short story written by Philip K.

00:27:24.060 I think it was a short story written by Philip K. Dick.

00:27:26.600 But, I mean, when you think about it, it's not really that dystopian.

00:27:30.620 If you look at things now, it's almost utopian.

00:27:33.400 For us, anyways, it would be.

00:27:37.840 All right, let's get to the third one in this.

00:27:40.420 I just realized, too, look at this.

00:27:42.000 Is this tattoos on them, or is it like hairy chests? 1.00

00:27:44.340 they got the fucking typical latino titties not latina latino titties titties okay 1.00

00:27:53.580 oh my god okay this was hot off the presses okay before i went live i saw this one 1.00

00:28:02.980 canada says it found the right person to fight the me more so we're at the end of the series here

00:28:10.080 We've finally found, Mark Carney has finally found the right person to fight the meme war.

00:28:15.520 Canada is saved.

00:28:17.000 No more memes making fun of Soft Carney or Cockney or whatever you want to call him.

00:28:22.160 Cuckney, that's what I like to call him, Mark Cuckney. 0.99

00:28:25.800 And his fat buffoon, Doug Ford. 0.99

00:28:30.180 Hey, Chad. 1.00

00:28:32.520 We needed someone who understands memes.

00:28:35.800 We found the right person.

00:28:37.020 breaking tonight canada is escalating its anti-meme operation turning to canadian actor

00:28:43.860 elliot page for i'm dead i honestly thought they were going to say mike myer they were

00:28:48.200 going to use mike myers this is even fucking better help why did canada choose you i'm canadian 0.72

00:28:54.220 i've been a meme for years and i understand how they operate how do memes operate mostly on the 0.82

00:28:59.460 internet

00:28:59.860 I'm dead 0.88

00:29:04.200 Mime war command center 1.00

00:29:09.040 They did a little fuck up there on the spelling 1.00

00:29:10.780 But look there's that chick again 0.99

00:29:12.680 There's that cop again

00:29:14.240 Mark Carnage

00:29:17.640 Need a hand little guy?

00:29:18.760 No

00:29:18.960 I'm dead 0.99

00:29:21.720 This is fucking crazy 1.00

00:29:22.900 Officials say he's handling the pressure well 0.99

00:29:29.660 but that's what it is though really when you think about it right and that's what i mean it's so 0.97

00:29:36.240 crazy like i think a lot of days and i'm sure a lot of you you know women out there madame breezy

00:29:42.940 you probably feel like this sometimes because you know being a woman we get especially white 1.00

00:29:47.600 white women we get lumped into the same group as like the typical liberal insane you know lefty

00:29:54.080 white woman so there's a lot of general you know general people brush us with a broad stroke right 0.99

00:30:00.100 there's a lot of general generalities rather made about us so when you're not like that when you're

00:30:06.040 a woman and you're listening to like you know based podcasters or whatever you want to listen

00:30:10.100 to whoever talking about you know the woman problem or when you're seeing footage or coverage 0.99

00:30:15.320 of the fucking stupid clancy case or whatever i start sometimes thinking you know maybe i would 0.99

00:30:21.980 have been better off being born a man because like I don't have I don't think the same way as 1.00

00:30:26.660 the majority of these women do and it kind of makes me feel like an outsider not necessarily 0.93

00:30:31.660 in a bad way but it makes me feel like you know how come I'm not like them how come I'm not like

00:30:36.720 the majority of the women out there and then like I don't know so like but I've never I guess my

00:30:41.920 point of telling the whole yeah they're okay peppermint they're okay um I guess the whole

00:30:48.820 point of me telling that is the fact that like even though I think that like I've never once

00:30:53.540 ever thought like yeah I'm a man or yeah I could be a man or something like that I just think that

00:30:57.920 sometimes I was born with a guy's brain but it doesn't necessarily mean that I want it so like

00:31:02.980 I just I guess I don't understand where you're someone who the size of Ellen Page who was at

00:31:10.040 best maybe what five foot one five foot two I'm not the only one that's good Shamrock so what is

00:31:16.660 she like five she was like five foot two like at least me you know what I mean and some other 1.00

00:31:20.460 women I've seen out there like I'm five foot seven right so like you know if you're if you're 1.00

00:31:24.520 five foot eight and above you know you're still not going to pass that well but you might pass 1.00

00:31:29.240 a little bit easier right but you're five foot two girl like I mean the only time I've seen a 1.00

00:31:35.040 five foot two man is he's been like a legit midget like he's been like a little person 0.99

00:31:39.520 so and then on top of that you weigh what 110 pounds soaking wet 0.98

00:31:44.300 yeah exactly and that's what i'm saying so like i guess the whole point is that it to me i think

00:31:52.320 it just proves that it is a mental illness because i think we've all had those like shamrock says we

00:31:57.800 all have different things you know about us that are more you know maybe masculine or more feminine

00:32:02.620 than others and stuff like that and uh you know that doesn't mean that you should be the opposite

00:32:08.440 sex yeah that well that's true too core kath and you know what i i look back at even when i was in

00:32:16.280 school like and i never really now i didn't go to you know any kind of the best schools i went to

00:32:21.660 the school high school in the inner inner city and it was a lot of blacks but i never yeah like 0.87

00:32:28.860 i never conformed um to that stuff like i wasn't interested in well i wasn't interested in getting

00:32:32.940 pregnant as a teenager that's for sure and i wasn't interested in like the you know the makeup

00:32:37.720 up and all that kind of stuff i was just whatever right so i always felt kind of tomboyish and i

00:32:42.140 grew up with brothers right so that that also makes a difference um yes exactly that well yeah

00:32:50.620 well the thing is is they're not going to have a choice like i said madame breezy and i we're going

00:32:54.080 to be the uh you know what was that woman's name in the handmaid's tale aunt lydia we're going to

00:33:01.040 be like that we're going to be running a re-education camp for these women so that they 0.76

00:33:04.880 can uh smarten up and and we can brainwash reverse brainwash them if that's possible but

00:33:11.080 i believe honestly that deep and then i i've talked about this before this is kind of getting

00:33:16.320 off topic of the memes see right right madam breezy we're gonna do it um this is kind of

00:33:22.980 getting off topic about the memes but i've talked about this before i really do think that the

00:33:26.340 reason why a lot of women feel like they like they're on ssris or they suffer from depression

00:33:32.500 is because they're not they're biological they're at odds with their biological needs 0.71

00:33:37.120 like you know the the body wants to reproduce as women it's only been less than a hundred years or 1.00

00:33:42.240 maybe a hundred years that you know feminism has like radically you know kind of taken over and 1.00

00:33:47.700 discouraged having children it takes millions maybe not millions but takes thousands of years 1.00

00:33:53.540 at least to kind of breed that biological you know feeling out of people so I think that women are 0.99

00:34:00.500 that's what it is and they just can't put their finger on it because they've been so socially

00:34:03.800 conditioned to think that it's you know they shouldn't want to have a baby they should want

00:34:07.680 to have a career instead they should want to have this that and the other a lot of women that you 1.00

00:34:12.420 know you'll find these women that are executives that are making you know tons of money and stuff 1.00

00:34:16.480 like that a lot of times they're miserable as shit because again they would love nothing more 1.00

00:34:20.680 than to be able to stay at home raise a family and have a husband come home and bring them 0.99

00:34:24.480 you know a husband work and you know provide for them basically so i'm convinced that's why

00:34:30.160 a lot of them are maybe not all but i'm convinced that's why a lot of them are on those because

00:34:33.560 they're they're fighting their biological clock yeah sure shamrock oh there'll be lots of jobs

00:34:41.440 because there's a lot of people that need to get in order like madame breezy said there must be 0.89

00:34:45.280 order there's going to be a lot of people that we got to get fucking straight so we're going to need 0.94

00:34:49.660 hey, Donald. Wait, of course, Jews? Yeah. You want, no, we're not taking them. We're not, 1.00

00:34:57.420 they're not, they're going back home. They're going to be back, going back to Israel. We're 1.00

00:35:01.740 not putting them in the re-education camps. Well, and exactly, Korkath, and that's the thing, 0.86

00:35:10.180 right? And it's led them to this constant feeling of inadequacy. Shamrock's on board. Yeah, he's

00:35:17.320 good yeah no back to what cork has saying it's true it makes women feel inadequate because they're 0.87

00:35:22.360 they've been basically told that they have to compete with men that there's no reason why they

00:35:26.080 can't do what a man can do when there's like a million reasons why they can't um so you know

00:35:31.940 they're constantly feeling like they're not up to standard because they're being compared to men and

00:35:38.040 we're never going to be up to standards of men and that's just a fact whether you like it or not

00:35:42.660 all right guys let's get ourselves back under control

00:35:46.760 this one was pretty funny too so mark there's so many and i honestly didn't even grab i probably 0.98

00:35:57.820 only grabbed maybe half of the ones i saw um the best ones but like it's just again it's so stupid 0.98

00:36:04.220 to come out and say something like that unless you purposely want to be fucking memed into the 0.99

00:36:08.460 you know stratosphere. Oh my god. I'm dead. Why? Why do I feel like this could be a glimpse 0.99

00:36:38.040 into what really goes on in this house I don't know is that like weird I but I don't think it

00:36:43.980 would be him hitting himself unless his wife maybe told him to hit himself is it yeah

00:36:50.500 I don't know but there's another good one look they did a Doug version they did a Doug version

00:36:59.760 the Canadian Tim Walz oh my god you know what I never heard anybody refer to him as that and that 0.93

00:37:06.320 fucking fits that is very good fucking like comparison the canadian tim walls all right 0.98

00:37:13.880 so this is doug ford after lake america was created i love how they 0.99

00:37:17.020 i love how they accounted for what we know doug really looks like 0.97

00:37:23.280 what they should have done with i don't know though i guess that's why he's using the fucking 0.85

00:37:41.080 the rolling pin right because it's long 0.94

00:37:43.000 oh my god get yourself under control okay

00:37:47.620 um so Dougie here I mean this one you can it almost looks like someone put his face over but

00:37:58.120 it's still pretty funny okay um what they would should have done I think do you guys remember

00:38:03.120 that video that Doug did where he swallowed the bee he swallowed the bee and he was like eating 0.68

00:38:10.040 I don't know he was fucking eating Tim Hortons or something I don't know but anyways he swallowed a 0.95

00:38:13.760 bee they should have fucking used that audio for this that would have been fucking hilarious 0.99

00:38:18.780 i swallowed a bee 1.00

00:38:21.080 oh he's such a fucking idiot okay hold on we got more this one was one of my favorites because 1.00

00:38:29.460 it's the britney spears meme oops they memed mark carney again do you think he write my dress like 1.00

00:38:39.140 this for real for his wife i wonder if he maybe does something like this for his wife this dance

00:38:43.300 it's possible he ate Jeffrey

00:38:46.060 this is you know what

00:38:48.180 maybe Madam Breezy 0.68

00:38:49.460 I'm dead 1.00

00:39:07.360 damn 0.98

00:39:07.920 damn looking good there 0.99

00:39:08.840 Mark Kearney 0.99

00:39:09.880 Mark Kearney 0.99

00:39:11.600 oh fuck they get better that was great that one was great because i again i have a feeling that 0.99

00:39:19.920 some of this stuff might go on in the the household i mean there's a reason why he has a 0.99

00:39:24.920 tranny kid right that monster butterball ford yeah no they are shamrock and that's what i mean 0.92

00:39:32.080 like i i watched uh something recently and i heard about it or read about it like but not in depth

00:39:37.520 was the uh what did they call it that place in hollywood that they all used to go to and it was 0.97

00:39:43.800 like fucking they did all kinds of degenerate shit there and it was like a very elite kind of club 0.98

00:39:48.420 it was in california somewhere and i i fucking can't remember what the name of it was but it 1.00

00:39:53.720 was all the rich like the richest of the rich that do this shit i mean epstein is another 0.99

00:39:57.540 fucking example right and they do it because money buys silence money buys you know freedom 0.99

00:40:03.540 yeah AI be wild and out there which is it's great but um I think the one problem is is that 0.96

00:40:11.660 the videos were like I don't mind AI being used for like art and stuff like that although I guess

00:40:17.180 you know obviously there could be some negative effects of that if people are memeing you to death

00:40:22.720 Bohemian Grove yes that's it Bohemian Grove that's what I was thinking of um but I just

00:40:30.440 don't like the whole ai for writing and stuff like that like i i will use ai to structure or to give

00:40:36.840 me the structure of it because like i said i last time i wrote essays was many many years ago so

00:40:42.140 sometimes i'll give it ask for the structure of how you know the thing could go but it's so obvious

00:40:47.160 when it's the same thing like it's so obvious when ai writes something and it's so obvious when

00:40:51.720 the voice it does the voiceovers that's probably my biggest pet peeve is when people do a video

00:40:56.740 because i love the you know the youtube true crime of course i'm a woman uh videos and missing people

00:41:02.480 videos but like when they use an ai voice it's like forget it automatically turned off because

00:41:06.020 it's just like you can fucking tell it's not real what a court cast say oh yeah 0.76

00:41:13.380 yeah we're not enjoying it adam we're not enjoying it we're laughing 0.93

00:41:19.620 okay and there's more don't worry we have more

00:41:22.920 okay this one's trump make mark carney cry again and that's what i mean like it's just so hilarious 0.96

00:41:32.300 they're getting memed by this guy or they're getting mogged and fucking by trolling from this 0.89

00:41:37.320 guy like i won three times now i'm gonna do it again thank you i'm gonna do it i won three times 0.90

00:41:50.840 Now, I'm sure this is AI, but wouldn't it be fucking funny if he actually did?

00:41:55.240 This is something I could see him doing, wearing a shirt.

00:41:57.920 Like, I don't know if he would wear a T-shirt, though, but wearing a hat for sure that said

00:42:01.860 President of Canada. 0.99

00:42:02.700 I could see him totally fucking doing that. 0.98

00:42:05.320 So I'm sure, like I said, you know, I mean, if he did do this for real, then Mark Kearney 0.99

00:42:09.800 would definitely be crying somewhere.

00:42:12.680 But I don't know, man.

00:42:14.580 I'm loving the memes.

00:42:15.480 I just think they're funny.

00:42:19.080 Are they using AI? 0.83

00:42:20.200 and that's what I mean like I fucking hate that it's just so and I guess that's because I'm you 0.98

00:42:24.560 know uh late or I'm on the cusp of gen x and whatever the fuck millennial was the next one 0.94

00:42:30.140 so I feel like a lot of you know when we started using emails and stuff like that it was like

00:42:35.140 we were teenagers I guess when emails started being used or young adults and we kind of learned 0.98

00:42:40.700 the proper etiquette and now people just fucking they don't even care like I said they don't even 0.98

00:42:45.120 fucking care what what it sounds like like I reread everything just because I would be mortified 1.00

00:42:50.700 and I do get mortified making stupid mistakes even though everybody can make a stupid mistake 1.00

00:42:55.120 a typo especially if you're you know typing like they used to make us type without looking do you 0.99

00:42:59.920 guys remember that those in school the lessons where you had to not be looking and you had to 0.89

00:43:04.420 type a certain amount of words per minute yeah fun times but we learned valuable shit back then 0.69

00:43:13.880 because I'm telling you right now if it wasn't for that I'd still be typing with like the one 0.98

00:43:17.880 finger type if it wasn't for that shit in school I wouldn't get half of it would take me 10 times 0.99

00:43:22.320 as long to type anything a xenial oh that's that's a good way to put it that's what I am I'm a xenial 0.99

00:43:29.460 all right now this if you guys if anybody's seen I'm sure you all seen it because how

00:43:38.220 the greatest thing it's too bad that will ferrell again went the way of most of these 0.95

00:43:46.620 uh hollywood fucking people and they take the path of cockness um i yeah type it wasn't typing 0.98

00:43:54.560 it was computer fucking science or something they called it but we had to type like that we had to 0.99

00:43:59.300 use the computer keyboards to type so but yeah okay so this is this is kind of mimicking the 0.90

00:44:06.500 clip of uh ron burgundy when he lost his dog

00:44:10.100 mark i told you not to read the comments

00:44:16.940 it still looks like we're there a little bit

00:44:26.000 I'm in a glass case of emotion.

00:44:34.760 Love that.

00:44:35.920 I have a mechanical keyboard right now, Adam.

00:44:38.460 I love it.

00:44:39.320 I don't know why. 0.99

00:44:40.120 I just love that clickety clacking fucking sound. 0.99

00:44:42.860 So I have a Hajin or whatever mechanical keyboard. 0.98

00:44:47.180 Not for work, but for other stuff.

00:44:51.360 Yeah.

00:44:51.940 See, when I was learning, it was on like your regular standard.

00:44:54.860 it wasn't a mechanical keyboard or maybe they were they might have been one of the first ones

00:44:58.920 that came out but for most of my life I've used on you know the flat like kind of laptop keyboards

00:45:05.100 and stuff like that but now I fucking love the I love hearing the sound when I hit the key and it's

00:45:10.240 just you know more space I feel like more space for your hands yeah he does you know why because 0.71

00:45:17.220 it's kind of like a hybrid of you can still see Will Ferrell's features I can still see some of

00:45:21.920 will ferrell's features in him and that's probably why he looks more family not that like will ferrell

00:45:26.600 is like the you know quintessential quintessential example of a man but you know all right what's

00:45:33.840 this one here oh boy okay guys they get worse definitely cover your eyes

00:45:40.180 Adam's like I'm out

00:46:10.180 i'm not gonna make you look at that again that was pretty scary 0.71

00:46:23.080 pretty fucking scary and i think this one might is this one even worse 0.68

00:46:27.120 no this isn't this was this was uh one of the first ones i saw he wants the memes to stop and 0.98

00:46:33.700 And then we've got Trump playing the recorder back here.

00:46:39.660 I know, lordy, lordy. 1.00

00:46:42.580 And when the Americans stop doing memes, stop throwing shit. 0.99

00:46:47.960 So this was the initial thing that obviously why he's being mean to death. 0.99

00:46:52.560 Stop trying to be tough and start being serious about having those discussions.

00:46:57.480 We can have those discussions, but it's not constructive.

00:47:00.900 But that's their democracy.

00:47:03.700 i i was thinking initially okay so when i first saw this i was thinking initially that maybe it

00:47:11.180 would have been better to have a violin you know like the sad violin uh sound but i think the 0.76

00:47:15.960 fucking recorder works better for some reason i don't know man i really like the recorder 0.98

00:47:22.580 fucking thing it's kind of fits yeah well shamrock yeah they do and that that was a woman's body 0.99

00:47:29.380 obviously, who they're probably put out a video on TikTok like that. And they just basically 0.99

00:47:34.780 mesh the two together just using Mark Kearney's, you know, face, I guess. But somebody some woman

00:47:41.640 or girl, whatever, put that out there already, which is Yeah, that's pretty scary to kind of

00:47:49.400 like, I don't know, like, listen, everybody likes to feel pretty girls anyways, like to feel pretty 0.98

00:47:57.260 and you know desired and stuff like that but like I think that you know it's the type of

00:48:03.160 the type of attention that you're getting like it's better to have more valuable attention than

00:48:08.980 plentiful attention if you understand what I'm saying I don't know man I like I said I'm not

00:48:16.000 one I get awkward but it could be my generation I get very awkward being the center of attention so

00:48:20.880 but these girls nowadays I don't know it's it's currency right like attention social media 0.94

00:48:26.340 attention is basically currency oh okay yeah this is the this is the last one of the memes there's

00:48:35.840 another meme i'm going to show you that's not related to carney it's just an awesome

00:48:38.520 clip that i want to show you for of uncle a but this one is uh where he calls carney the new guy

00:48:45.740 and doug ford the slob this is not ai guys this is not ai this is actually donald trump saying it

00:48:53.620 we want the cars to be made in detroit and in south carolina and in tennessee and in all of

00:49:00.780 our places where we make cars we don't want them to be made in canada so this is nothing against

00:49:05.900 anybody and this started with uh trudeau trudeau and i used to have it out pretty good and now we

00:49:11.680 have this new guy who's a nice guy but you know he's just uh and then they have the the other guy

00:49:16.960 the the slob i guess some people call him a slob i don't want to call him that because i want to 0.98

00:49:22.480 be nice we want i love his like listen okay i'm no donald trump fan but the art of the fucking 0.99

00:49:31.540 the troll is pretty it's pretty epic the way he says shit that like he where he can claim 0.99

00:49:37.920 plausible deniability but it's a fucking like insult dead to rights it's an insult 1.00

00:49:43.120 just like i wouldn't call him that but people call him that slob right which i mean it's true 0.99

00:49:50.520 he is a slob but I just thought that was so fucking hilarious because like this guy yes it's 1.00

00:49:56.680 all bread and circuses and stuff like that but I mean if we're gonna suffer we might as well get 1.00

00:50:00.620 some entertainment out of it you just did Donald I did I did the Donald okay my guts I've just been

00:50:11.640 laughing so hard at some of these because it's just I don't know some days you laugh and some

00:50:16.000 days you cry, right? Today's one of those days we're going to laugh. And this was made by AI as

00:50:21.080 well, which is amazing. It's Uncle A, our good old uncle from Austria. Now, if this was on YouTube,

00:50:29.020 I would definitely be banned for doing this, which is why I don't even bother putting stuff on

00:50:32.860 YouTube. So we're here on Rumble, and we're going to share it. The tweet was actually a complaint

00:50:39.800 tweet because grok allowed it was grok that made this um but this person posted a meme that about

00:50:46.440 henry ford um and he got banned this is the nature of x unfortunately it's literally like

00:50:52.200 a crapshoot you never know what it is that's going to get you banned you never know what

00:50:55.320 indian is looking at your timeline what indians in the censorship department that day you just 0.93

00:51:01.220 you know you got to keep your head on a swivel unfortunately on these x streets it's a boomer 0.93

00:51:06.980 what can i say what can i say 0.94

00:51:12.640 so your main account has been gassed because you heard the retarded juice feelings 0.95

00:51:18.740 don't fret friend use this back up to trash the chicken swingers 1.00

00:51:22.220 we're gonna have a totally kind day white fucking power stupid fucking juice 1.00

00:51:27.500 so grok allowed him to make that that which is fucking bass as fuck 1.00

00:51:35.740 and you know grok is the only one uh that like even when i try to make sometimes i'll try to 0.99

00:51:41.360 make thumbnails sometimes i'll try to make you know whatever just fucking jokes or edit stuff 0.83

00:51:45.740 and it will not even even when i write um so like if i write something in microsoft word 0.86

00:51:54.740 they have copilot in there right and sometimes i'll ask copilot to do this do a run through

00:52:01.860 for spelling right and grammar and it will be like it comes back with a message and it'll be

00:52:07.960 like i can do a spell check in grammar but i cannot do what i don't know i cannot do anything

00:52:14.040 else because this is against our whatever what your subject is i cannot target specific groups 0.77

00:52:18.860 i don't know some kind of woke fucking language so like even if you're writing an article about 0.96

00:52:24.380 like statistical you know facts about whatever race or about you know who knows about women 0.98

00:52:30.200 it will come back and tell you that you know it can't help you with anything that is deemed hateful

00:52:37.000 yeah i like him too corketh what do you think you think he can lead us to valhalla i think so

00:52:44.260 i mean he did it once before right and if it wasn't for uh us us pesky westerners

00:52:51.080 we might be living in a utopia of national socialism you never know like i said i like

00:52:58.940 i look at that either book or the show the man in the high castle and they how they depict

00:53:05.840 nazism in the more i mean it was i think it was supposed to have taken place in the 60s

00:53:10.840 so it was after the war after the war it didn't look uh too bad to me and you know these shows 1.00

00:53:18.100 are obviously supposed to make it look as horrible as possible because you know the jews and all that 1.00

00:53:22.900 kind of stuff so i don't know man i think we'd probably be a lot better off we probably i mean 1.00

00:53:28.100 for sure we wouldn't be being replaced in our countries that's 100 sure our population would 0.87

00:53:33.840 have probably exploded um given the incentives that national socialism offers women to have

00:53:42.620 babies or at least hitler did hitler's national socialism did so we probably would not be in the

00:53:48.340 position we're in now right oh really grok so i guess it just depends cork like i don't know

00:53:54.100 it just depends on the day because like I think rock has refused a few times to make images but

00:54:00.960 it was usually pretty blatant but I've gotten away with a lot oh well okay well you showed it

00:54:07.020 the lyrics okay that might have been your problem possibly all right guys the memes are done the

00:54:16.020 memes are done we're going to get on to something else these are just a few random things I wanted

00:54:19.560 to talk about. So this, this is why remember at the beginning, I said that he doesn't want to do

00:54:26.420 a trade deal. I'm going to get serious with you guys for a minute. So remember before I said at

00:54:33.060 the beginning, we were showing the mean or whatever that Carney does not want to, you know, do a trade

00:54:37.200 deal with the US. And it's because and I've been saying this for a few months, at least, he wants

00:54:42.180 to join the European Union. Now, when I've run this scenario through various different AI models,

00:54:48.560 and all this kind of stuff it comes back as no it's not something that's impossible to do but

00:54:54.280 it would be extremely difficult and not likely but then every day I see things come out that

00:55:00.700 looks like it's more and more likely that it's going to happen right I also read a paper that

00:55:07.460 somebody wrote in regards to why it would be beneficial to the European Union yeah we're

00:55:15.020 getting serious now. Why it would be beneficial to the European Union to have Canada as part of

00:55:23.140 the EU. And obviously, you know, Canada has tons of natural resources, most of which have not even

00:55:29.900 been, you know, tapped into because of all the various different bureaucracy bullshit that we

00:55:35.620 have to go through and the right land rights and all this other kind of stuff. So the EU is like 0.60

00:55:41.960 broke too they're not doing well financially they could definitely extract a lot of wealth

00:55:48.080 from Canada's natural resources if Canada was part of the EU Canada's economy obviously is

00:55:53.300 not doing well either and the government doesn't seem to be in any or doesn't seem to have any kind

00:55:58.520 of motivation or fire under their ass to fix that problem right so my belief is something is going

00:56:08.500 to happen like what happened in Greece in 2008, where the economy is going to collapse. But instead 0.98

00:56:15.480 of, you know, them coming in to do a rescue or whatever, I think the EU loaned the money or

00:56:20.980 countries loaned the money to get them out. I believe that Canada is going to go broke. And

00:56:26.780 then they will, at that point in time, join the EU, because we'll already be a trading partner,

00:56:32.120 probably with them at that point in time. And then we will start we won't have well, we may

00:56:37.460 have a Canadian dollar, I have a feeling that they would want to use the euro. But who knows,

00:56:43.280 maybe we'll still stick with the Canadian dollar, who knows, but then the EU is going to use us to

00:56:47.060 extract basically all the natural resource wealth to help pay down their, you know, growing debts

00:56:52.340 and stuff like that. So that is my, what do you want to call it prediction, my theory on what's

00:56:59.040 actually going to happen, I could be wrong, right. But like I said, I saw this today. And I was like,

00:57:03.860 well this is something else that kind of lends credence to my theory of them wanting to well

00:57:09.920 Carney wanting to join the EU and a lot of people forget well the liberals who think he's so great

00:57:16.340 anyways they forget that number one he was not elected he was selected and he was like he's been

00:57:24.840 on board with the EU agenda all these agendas they have he's part of the WEF he's part like all these 0.99

00:57:29.940 things climate agenda and stuff like that so he's part of all these woke fucking nonsense bullshit 0.99

00:57:36.300 things that we're trying to get rid of in our country so why anybody would think he's gonna 0.98

00:57:42.420 make Canada any better I don't know especially like I mean it really wouldn't even matter if

00:57:47.220 he was elected even because it still doesn't matter at this point but like why would you

00:57:51.600 think that he's gonna do anything good for Canada when it's been literally his mandate for the last 0.94

00:57:55.440 like 20 years to get these countries in the EU on board with climate shit and all this kind of 0.95

00:58:01.820 stuff. And it would be easier to if Canada was part of the EU, right to be on the same page as 0.94

00:58:08.140 the EU with the climate stuff and that. So my prediction, we'll see if it comes true. But the

00:58:14.380 Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms put this out, I think it was today. They said,

00:58:20.560 did you vote for closer ties with Europe?

00:58:23.740 Yeah, he is focused on doing business with China as well.

00:58:26.840 But I think that's just because a lot of the stuff

00:58:29.940 probably maybe Europe doesn't produce

00:58:31.780 that they'd have to get, like from China.

00:58:33.640 Who knows?

00:58:34.560 I mean, that could be another pipeline.

00:58:36.340 But I really think he's focused on the EU.

00:58:39.120 I don't know that there would ever be any kind of,

00:58:41.600 you know, joining China or anything like that.

00:58:44.160 But who knows?

00:58:44.760 Maybe China has different ideas. 0.58

00:58:48.580 Yeah, well, that's what I mean, Madam Breezy.

00:58:50.140 See, I think he's going to bankrupt Canada.

00:58:51.500 It's for a specific reason, so that they can say, well, you know, we'll join the EU.

00:58:55.120 It's kind of like a rescue thing, right?

00:58:56.840 They'll rescue us or whatever.

00:58:58.940 I don't know how. 0.99

00:58:59.800 They're fucking broke, too. 0.99

00:59:03.320 EU figures are floating at special association that could involve Canadian leaders in EU meetings, 0.99

00:59:09.180 open access to the EU single market, and require Canada to follow European laws it had no role in making.

00:59:16.280 So, see, we would be under the European jurisdiction.

00:59:19.500 Would Canada also sign on to the EU's sweeping online censorship regime?

00:59:23.780 Well, we already have a pretty bad one here.

00:59:26.980 Would those rules be subject to the Charter?

00:59:30.520 Again, I appreciate that we have a Charter,

00:59:32.960 but as long as it has the Notwithstanding Clause in there,

00:59:35.380 it really doesn't mean anything to us.

00:59:37.000 It's not really an effective protection of our rights.

00:59:43.260 Canadians deserve an open debate before our sovereignty

00:59:45.760 and freedom of expression are bargained away behind closed doors so did i open the article

00:59:51.200 i think i did yeah it's right here so this is the article um we'll go over it a little bit here but

00:59:58.380 basically general charles de gaulle used to talk about europe stretching from the atlantic to the

01:00:05.040 urals at the time he was defending a geopolitical project defined or designed to reunify the

01:00:11.640 continent reunified the continent as the cold war split europe into two blocks

01:00:17.320 all right in the midst of the current global geopolitical shift could the atlantic border

01:00:22.960 extend to canada yes shamrock it's communism and again i don't know why they it's never worked in

01:00:29.040 a western society before so and the only reason it works in china is because it's a hybrid it's

01:00:35.080 not a strict communist society there it's like a communist capitalist hybrid

01:00:39.020 perhaps de gaulle who had fierce desire for independence from the u.s would have sympathized

01:00:45.760 with ottawa's concerns and said we the arrival of canada's prime minister mark carney and

01:00:50.680 stroudsburg in mid-september to attend the state of the union addressed by the european commission

01:00:54.980 president ursula von der leyen and then address the eu's parliamentary assembly will be the first

01:01:01.040 step in reproachment between ottawa and brussels can we just get to the point of the story

01:01:05.500 okay asking the question let's go to the point because i don't want to hear about all this other 0.60

01:01:10.980 shit okay so here it is um according to a poll by nanos research published in april 28 percent of 0.70

01:01:19.900 canadian support full eu membership 28 that's like less than a third well 29 somewhat support it 0.72

01:01:29.100 geography however is a fundamental issue article 49 of the treaty on the european union states that

01:01:34.960 any European state which respects the values referred to in Article 2 and is committed to

01:01:40.400 promoting them may apply to become a member of the union. So this almost reminds me of the

01:01:44.600 immigration policy that all these countries are kind of putting out there. Similar, right? That

01:01:50.400 as long as you follow Article 2, that's what they're saying. So basically what they say to

01:01:55.440 the people coming here, as long as you follow our laws, our rule of law, you can become one of us.

01:02:00.840 and the values referred to are human dignity freedom democracy and equality the rule of law

01:02:07.920 and respect for human rights including the rights of persons belonging to minorities but the term

01:02:13.940 european state would appear to put a geographical limit on eu membership yeah that's what european

01:02:21.100 means which means canada shouldn't be allowed to join the eu because it's north america

01:02:25.580 the notion of a european state is imprecise for countries on the continent's margins where the

01:02:32.000 questions may arise over europe's geographical boundaries but it's clear-cut for countries

01:02:37.080 that are manifestly outside the european geographical space sebastian millard special

01:02:42.920 advisor at the jacques delors institute told euro news in 87 the european communities rejected

01:02:49.280 morocco's membership application as the country was regarded as an african state and not a european

01:02:54.000 one makes sense right so what are they going to do about canada here and the question was then

01:02:59.780 debated after turkey applied the same year turkey has only around five percent of its territory in

01:03:04.580 europe with the rest of it in asia membership negotiations with ankara have since been frozen

01:03:10.720 in the east some geographers geographers rather argue that the caucus part is part of europe

01:03:17.460 the caucus is that how you pronounce that mountains well other on the contrary consider

01:03:23.800 it part of Asia but there is no doubt that a Canadian in Vancouver feels far away from Europe

01:03:28.560 yeah the EU is regional it is not intended to have a global scope and that's what I mean so

01:03:33.780 they're basically taking away once again changing the meaning of what the European Union was

01:03:38.500 intended to be and you know my I would assume it was because there's so many small countries within

01:03:44.280 a specific geographical area that they thought having the EU is the best way to avoid constant

01:03:50.120 conflict like they deal with in the Middle East. So now they're kind of turning this

01:03:54.840 into a fucking form of government, a form of world government or some kind of like 0.97

01:04:00.340 club you could be, you know, that doesn't have any rules or any kind of membership 0.99

01:04:06.000 fucking exclusivity. Yeah, European nation, like we're not a European nation. 0.97

01:04:14.280 that's the thing we're a north american nation so i mean not that i want to join the u.s but

01:04:19.360 obviously you know that would make sense if those were the two countries to join because we're on a

01:04:23.720 different continent so they would have to change it to uh well and see they couldn't even change

01:04:29.000 it to a european nation or anything like that they couldn't change it to european anything

01:04:33.860 because that would be considered if they did it to european people you know meaning people from

01:04:38.980 European, you know, countries were once European countries. But even Canada wasn't a European

01:04:46.100 country, right? So I don't know how you would get around it, to be honest with you. They're 0.77

01:04:50.200 going to have to name it something because they want to what they want to do is they want to be

01:04:53.100 able to open it up to some of the other countries, I think, like in Africa, that again, are rich in

01:04:59.180 natural resources, but nobody, you know, has extracted them or the people that are extracting 0.68

01:05:04.360 them are you know basically jews that are you know making a fortune on it and it's not you know 0.97

01:05:09.680 benefiting anyway the eu's probably wants to tap into that shit too so how are they going to name 0.98

01:05:14.580 how they're going to keep it as the eu they're going to have to name it something else because 0.99

01:05:18.120 european is exclusive to white right people align that with aryan people yeah we would be called the

01:05:24.960 americas south africa was a european nation not well i guess not geographically but it's because

01:05:34.040 it wasn't it wasn't it not the british that settled it there or no or the dutch

01:05:38.000 oh no it was a dutch right that settled south africa but it's i mean geographically it's not

01:05:43.860 in europe right so there's like this kind of not wordplay but they would have to change it

01:05:50.380 because you know people are going to complain that europe uh or european union is the it gives

01:05:56.440 people the impression of you know obviously white people and they're going to i think they want to

01:06:00.960 allow African nations to join, so that they can take advantage of them as well.

01:06:09.780 Where are we? Yeah, so here it says, a transatlantic United Kingdom. So this is another

01:06:17.140 point of reference. So what the Canada-EU relationship could look like just lies across

01:06:21.620 the English Channel. Canada is somewhat like the transatlantic United Kingdom in relation to Europe,

01:06:26.400 a state that is not a member of the European Union

01:06:29.360 but with which we share a genuine community

01:06:31.340 of interests and values

01:06:32.560 yeah we used to

01:06:35.120 right but now that our countries

01:06:37.160 have all been you know invaded

01:06:38.860 well I guess we all share

01:06:41.280 the bad values I guess they all share

01:06:43.200 the same values

01:06:43.980 but they're just not the ones that we used to share

01:06:46.620 the Dutch first yeah that's what I thought

01:06:48.860 it was the Dutch and then I guess maybe the English came over

01:06:51.260 Eric Maurice an expert from the

01:06:55.180 European policy centers hold your own news.

01:06:57.140 After Brexit, the UK and the EU clinched the largest and most open trade cooperation deal

01:07:00.600 the EU has ever had.

01:07:02.580 It neither tariffs nor quotas and has a broad scope encompassing not only goods, but also

01:07:06.620 public procurement, energy, et cetera, et cetera.

01:07:09.940 Okay, so I just want to know what their thoughts are on this.

01:07:16.300 So somebody here says, the EU should seize a membership application from Canada as a

01:07:21.720 political opportunity to brainstorm on reforms.

01:07:25.180 Yeah, that's what they want. They want to take advantage. And then, like I said, they, it would be much easier. It's one step closer to their one world global homo government, right? The European Union figures, maybe that's where it's going to be centralized, right? In Europe, and then all these, I mean, I don't know that Russia and China are ever going to, you know, join.

01:07:43.780 But if they can get a monopoly on the majority of these countries, then, you know, that would be a superpower against these bigger countries like China and Russia, who they obviously see as an ongoing threat.

01:07:57.320 I don't know. What do you think?

01:08:03.140 All right. So this wire, excuse me, wiretap put this out. He's been killing it in articles this week.

01:08:09.180 but i wanted to share this as well because obviously since the domcom last weekend domcon

01:08:16.080 last weekend it's been everywhere like there's been a lot of coverage and uh of it rebel news

01:08:22.800 wanted uh daniel tyree to pay ten thousand dollars to get an interview to talk about it but then they

01:08:29.380 today ended up talking about it anyway so um but he wrote this article saying that conservatives

01:08:35.620 can steal remigration but they will not survive nationalism and this is I think I wanted to talk

01:08:41.060 about this article because again it's a good article but also because I've been noticing that

01:08:46.800 a lot more lately and people have told me this like people that have been in this nationalism

01:08:50.220 game longer than me and stuff like that have told me that this is going to happen is that eventually

01:08:55.440 your you know things that you say that are deemed radical are going to become mainstream and

01:09:00.160 everybody's going to adopt those talking points right and over the last six months it's been

01:09:04.900 crazy how many people who were, you know, basically, I would say soft right, that were,

01:09:12.440 you know, probably on the fence of centrist and right, conservatives, that's what I would call a

01:09:17.760 conservative, you know, soft right, have their points have kind of come a little bit more to the

01:09:22.960 further right. And this is what wiretaps talking about here, because the word remigration was

01:09:30.220 something only like the dominion society second sons all these other active clubs kind of coined

01:09:37.300 right they were the ones using it and you never heard it in any other you know mainstream context

01:09:43.220 but over the last few months you're seeing it now in more and more people are using it more

01:09:48.540 mainstream you know politicians more um mainstream i guess not even mainstream news articles

01:09:55.160 necessarily but like influencers and stuff like that right conservative influencers and stuff like

01:09:59.060 So it is shifting the attitude. But what Wiretap talks about in here is that they may think that, you know, remigration is where this ends, basically, right? They may think that like by saying remigration, that's going to be the end of it. But nationalism is something totally different. And they're not prepared for what nationalism is going to bring.

01:10:19.820 oh really core cap a libertarian you know i would say i was probably up until

01:10:30.820 the convict scam i was probably i would say i was a conservative maybe or centrist maybe centrist

01:10:39.900 um obviously i will admit like when i was younger i was definitely more liberal which i think is

01:10:45.120 what a lot of young women go through. Um, just again, the nature of the schooling that I went

01:10:51.980 through and then, you know, the courses I did in, in university and all that kind of stuff,

01:10:56.200 unfortunately. But I think once you have kids and your kids start going to school and stuff like

01:11:00.780 that, you start and you get older, you start kind of leaning more conservative unless you're just 1.00

01:11:05.420 totally, and some people, some women don't, they're just totally insane. Yeah. See, so you've 1.00

01:11:13.180 gone from one side of the spectrum to the other, ACORCAF. So let's talk about this, right? We all

01:11:22.680 know Mayor Andrea Horbath, which is the name that Debbie Bloodcloth coined for her, and I love it.

01:11:29.660 Worn business is not to host the Dominion Society. We know all about that. It ended up being held in

01:11:34.600 Burlington. Tickets sold out. Counter protesters were there. They called it a Nazi conference.

01:11:39.500 whatever like i said we are whatever you say we are okay in your own mind you can imagine us as

01:11:45.400 the worst people in the world that's all right um but he talked about rebel news here so he said

01:11:53.020 who managed to not make the trip because people i don't know if people realize there was a lot of

01:11:56.940 people at uh this can this convention um that you you know might not have expected to be there

01:12:03.820 Right. So, including there was a CBC reporter, Harrison Faulkner was there, you know, there was a few different people that were, you know, either mainstream or, you know, influencers, right wing influencers that were there.

01:12:18.880 But who managed not to make the trip was the conservative media outlet Rebel News, which I talked about at the beginning, how Rebel News, you know, wanted to have Daniel Pay to have an interview with them.

01:12:32.440 And after the conference, Tyree asked why no reporter had come.

01:12:36.860 Hi, In It For Love.

01:12:38.440 And whether an interview still costs $10,000.

01:12:41.720 The answer was already on the record from last winter

01:12:44.340 when Dominion-linked organizers asked about coverage.

01:12:47.900 Rebel's operation offered sponsored studio time with Ezra or David Menzies

01:12:51.680 at a $10,000 minimum.

01:12:54.760 That is not an editorial decision about newsworthiness.

01:12:58.320 It is a price.

01:12:59.080 are we surprised we all know what tribe Ezra Levant is from a sold out political conference

01:13:05.800 built around the most radioactive word in canny in Canadian politics and staged under a municipal

01:13:11.700 cancellation campaign was treated like a client yeah I know it was it's crazy but you know what

01:13:18.620 all in all like I said it went off without a hitch it was a great conference like I've said

01:13:23.220 a million times I don't want to you know rape your ears with it and it just ended up being

01:13:31.080 getting more it's the Streisand effect right it's just getting more attention now and this is

01:13:35.040 something I talked about this before that the NSN in Australia has had mastered like you don't have

01:13:40.580 to pay for any kind of advertising you just let them do it for you that's it and they do all the 0.88

01:13:44.980 fucking advertising you need because they just can't help themselves they have they they have 0.95

01:13:50.020 nothing you know of like because they're not quality reporters anymore right back in the day 0.99

01:13:55.800 and i know this is a phrase we use a lot back in the day back in the day but you know they actually

01:14:00.840 were investigative reporters like they went to crime scenes they you know tried to they were

01:14:05.760 like private investigators almost you know they would dig out information they would go to county

01:14:10.120 records they would go like all to dig this now they just literally report whatever the government

01:14:14.060 tells them to report or I think in a lot of cases they get whatever off social media so they're not

01:14:20.260 really any you know they're not really reporters anymore so to them they're just reporting whatever

01:14:26.380 they're being told to report they're not going to have you know any kind of we're not going to learn

01:14:31.620 anything from them they're just literally regurgitating the stories nobody cares about

01:14:37.520 basically yeah she owned exactly but the words they would not cover without an invoice are now

01:14:46.100 on their website remigration now and i remember rebel um when pierre was when carney when trudeau

01:14:55.860 was how long has carney been in a year right so when trudeau was stepping down and they had their

01:15:01.160 little thing i don't know if they had a by election or not but anyways when um pierre was kind of on

01:15:06.240 the campaign trail or whatever he was doing rebel never mentioned this there was other phrases

01:15:11.360 they mentioned axe attacks they kind of took some of pierre's talking points but i never seen

01:15:17.100 remigration now so they've adopted this from the nationalist groups whether it's dominion society

01:15:23.480 or like i said second sons or whoever and they started a petition that now has 11 000 signatures 0.75

01:15:30.700 First of all, this is just a fucking grift, because never in the history of recent memory has a petition done anything, especially for the right wing. 0.94

01:15:42.840 Nothing. It does nothing. 0.98

01:15:45.060 So this is just obviously a way to grift donations, whatever it is that he's grifting for.

01:15:50.880 It doesn't matter that they have 11,000 signatures. 0.97

01:15:53.560 It doesn't fucking matter. 0.98

01:15:55.960 You know what I mean? 0.98

01:15:56.380 They're not going to do anything.

01:15:57.800 Petitions are useless. 0.81

01:15:58.600 okay it makes you feel good i guess but they're useless it's obviously just being used as a grift

01:16:02.940 yeah you know what in it for love i wouldn't be surprised if he did like we we wouldn't know right

01:16:09.620 we would have that would be half something people have to look into but i think it's more that they

01:16:15.440 just don't um hold on um i think it's more that they don't they just don't have they don't teach 1.00

01:16:24.280 the same stuff in school and a lot of people like young people zoomers I guess that are coming out 0.74

01:16:29.940 and even millennials they don't have that kind of curiosity they're missing that and I don't know 0.99

01:16:34.860 if it's because it's been propagandized out of everybody through you know the fucking brain rot 0.97

01:16:39.660 that we consume on a daily basis but I feel like people just don't have that intellectual curiosity 0.97

01:16:44.640 anymore to kind of get to the bottom of stuff they're just happy reporting what they're told

01:16:48.120 and getting their paycheck and going home to their cats and Netflix that's my theory on the whole 0.58

01:16:53.500 thing basically yeah madam breezy basically along the lines of they're just there for their job and

01:17:00.020 this applies to a lot of like public service too like people in policing and stuff like that right

01:17:06.340 whereas 20 30 years ago people got into policing because they most of them had some kind of genuine

01:17:11.900 you know desire to make the world a better place but now it's just it's and teachers too are the

01:17:19.260 same right like 90 of them are getting into it because of the pension and the early retirement

01:17:23.300 and all the overtime and shit like that you can get like that's literally it it's sad it's a sad

01:17:28.580 state of affairs so now rebel has re or has basically adopted the remigration now they have

01:17:36.520 a petition it's asking that temporary workers and international students leave when their permits 0.93

01:17:41.260 expire why do we need a fucking petition for this that is the law okay all we need is for them to 0.98

01:17:48.860 enforce the fucking law that's it we don't need to have a petition begging the government to 0.98

01:17:55.580 we're begging the government we're starting a petition to beg the government to follow the 1.00

01:17:59.800 fucking law like i'll be a fucking motherfucker like what kind of world are we living in 1.00

01:18:05.540 the city that citizenship be withheld from people who support terrorism 1.00

01:18:11.640 of course because he's uh a jew so he's referring to the you know muslim terrorists here which i 0.94

01:18:18.420 I mean, I don't have a problem, but it's got to go both ways.

01:18:21.120 Like, I don't think it should be segregated to just a certain group.

01:18:27.120 It should apply across the board.

01:18:31.100 And that the last decade of mass migration be reversed in the name of putting the country first.

01:18:35.300 This is all Dominion Society's talking points.

01:18:38.200 All of it.

01:18:39.640 That sounds like the same fight until you set up aside what the Dominion Society actually argues.

01:18:44.600 Dominion's remigration is not a file about expired permits.

01:18:47.220 It's an argument that Canada is a people with a history, that settlement should be paused for a decade, and that the stock of newcomers has to be turned around rather than managed.

01:18:57.380 Rebels text is the version of a conservative donor consigned without becoming a target that Hamilton made of DomCon.

01:19:03.760 So it's a watered down version of the Dominion Society's policies, basically.

01:19:09.220 The banner of the same, but the identity, the banner is the same, rather, but the identity of the country inside it is not.

01:19:14.420 so uh yeah so this is basically just showing rebel news's articles

01:19:21.000 oh is this going to open up a new yeah basically so they're criticizing that um

01:19:29.440 yeah this and then they just talk about all the other things but basically yeah that so that's

01:19:36.280 what they're they've they've taken that they've taken the dominion society's talking points

01:19:40.780 watered it down but at the end of the day they're not going to survive nationalism because

01:19:45.920 they won't go that far they're not willing to go that far um what is the summary here

01:19:52.600 okay so here yeah domcom happened because the people who organized it were willing to be the

01:19:59.860 story rebels petition is happening because the word is now valuable and the organizers are still

01:20:05.260 treated as the plague and people forget that these people that are being treated as the plague

01:20:09.340 Like have sacrificed everything for this because, you know, it wasn't just about being able to hold the conference.

01:20:16.160 I mean, that obviously was important, but it's the fact that you can't just, you know, like what other group of people are put through this kind of basically bullshit besides nationalists, like the stress of having to have multiple places booked and deposits put down and then having to deal with the negative media, the press and constant. 0.84

01:20:37.340 And having the fucking police go out and basically intimidate soft intimidation, soft force on the venues and stuff like that. 0.87

01:20:47.380 They've sacrificed a lot and their faces are very public. 0.99

01:20:50.640 So, I mean, it's possible they would be identified on the street.

01:20:53.780 So, you know, it's easy to start a petition where your name, it's just your name on it and you're not really putting anything at risk, putting anything on the line.

01:21:02.580 and this is why they won't survive nationalism because they're soft they're soft they're soft

01:21:09.680 right wing soft right a party that knew what canada was would have sent a reporter without

01:21:15.440 a price list decided whether remigration was an enforcement slogan or a national question

01:21:20.000 and stayed in one place when the liberals moved the meaning of the country this party cannot do

01:21:25.900 that it has a mood cheaper safer common sense mcdonald as costume and a mood has to rent the

01:21:32.340 next sacred word or it looks extreme to the voters it has decided it cannot live without

01:21:36.840 he's referring to the conservative party if the liberals keep moving that meaning conservatives

01:21:41.880 will follow at a discount not because they believe the copy but because they have no identity of

01:21:46.360 their own and no other answer when someone asks what a canadian is and that is extremely well said

01:21:52.620 yeah and petitions can't fight tribalism you're right shamrock like you know again petitions

01:22:00.280 worked there was a time that petitions worked um and that was probably you know i would say up until

01:22:08.980 the maybe 2010 maybe before that because there was a different class of politicians then again

01:22:16.040 not all but a lot of them especially you know your local ones and that they actually cared

01:22:20.460 about what they were doing they cared about you know the people that they were representing

01:22:25.180 but that has totally changed now you know you're basically grew and i hate using that word but

01:22:31.560 you're groomed to be a politician from childhood like you know so it's not like you just something

01:22:36.680 you fall into because you know you want to do the best for your people and stuff like that it's not

01:22:41.900 like that anymore so you know it's totally different it's literally like a business so

01:22:47.860 petitions don't matter they're not worth the paper they're written on all it does is it's

01:22:52.080 virtue signaling and it makes the people that sign them feel like they've done something when

01:22:56.100 really you know it's like giving you know 20 bucks to a crackhead like okay you're giving

01:23:01.820 them crack for another day like what's the big deal it's really not going to achieve the it's

01:23:06.040 not going to fix the problem basically all right where are we at we're going to watch some of the

01:23:12.800 speeches from the dominion domcom they came out i waited this one was from yeah statesman exactly

01:23:20.240 that's a good way to put it in it for love so this one is from Lucy White and I she did uh

01:23:26.980 her it was a presentation speech and that's why I want to show this to you because it's

01:23:30.740 interesting I talked about this um the last stream I did and I met her and she's a very

01:23:35.220 very lovely lady very smart and she did an actual kind of analysis of predict plan of how remigration

01:23:43.240 could work for Canada specific to Canada um so I thought that would be good to share with you guys

01:23:49.480 like I said and then there's a few of the other ones like the Charlie Downs one and um

01:23:53.920 I can't remember what the other one is Martin Selner I they didn't put out yet

01:23:59.400 oh Alexandra Cormier who is a Canadian Charlie Downs and uh oh yeah and then Mac Janess talked

01:24:08.500 to Uncle Jared for a bit so we'll watch a couple of uh we'll watch these videos just so you guys

01:24:13.280 can we can watch them together I was there but like I said they were all awesome so I don't

01:24:18.480 mind watching them again. Okay, hello everyone. So I'm glad to be in this room because as some of

01:24:27.600 you may know from my tweet, when I landed I thought I had landed in India. So it's very pleasant to be

01:24:35.500 here with fellow Anglos in the room. And what's even more disturbing is Heathrow Airport is also

01:24:42.500 staffed fully with indians my plane i thought it was air india and then i landed here and again 1.00

01:24:48.520 staffed by indians so this is a really big issue that we need to address and i am a policy so

01:24:55.640 she's referring to her journey from england to toronto um was it was like going through india 0.99

01:25:03.160 she's like she never left like she went to india never left it was indian on all journeys all steps

01:25:08.020 of the journey. I'm a policy fellow with the White Papers Policy Institute, WPPI, and we have

01:25:14.040 written a policy paper on Canada and how we can introduce re-migration to send what we predict 0.65

01:25:21.820 or we estimate 11 million non-Westerners back okay so unlike myself yes JC we got new 0.88

01:25:40.360 bills with the king on it now but like I said I think that the economy is going to get so bad that

01:25:47.020 the plastic that it's printed on will probably be worth more than the value of the bill but yeah

01:25:55.300 uh I didn't I haven't looked closely at it but they are have they do have the king

01:26:00.720 yes when you see how bad you're gonna see if she's gonna show you it's and that's what I mean like I

01:26:07.020 knew it was bad but like I it's there's something about seeing it broke down I guess it depends on

01:26:11.140 how you think right your how your brain works but for me there was something about seeing it put 0.93

01:26:16.380 down in numbers and charts that just really hit like what the fuck are we doing like we're in 0.98

01:26:20.860 dire straits here right now like we're we're in danger we're in trouble and we need to reverse 0.91

01:26:26.620 this real quick i think most of you in the room will be familiar with this face this was your

01:26:33.900 prime minister in 1947 william leon mackenzie king and the reason this date in particular is

01:26:42.140 very important is because, as he said, the people of Canada do not wish, as a result of mass

01:26:49.140 immigration, to make a fundamental alteration to the character of our population. He then went on

01:26:56.300 to say, large-scale immigration from the Orient would change the fundamental composition of the

01:27:03.120 Canadian population. Now, in England, I always refer to the date as 1948, as the date we need 0.95

01:27:10.940 to go back to and that was when it all went downhill so it's very interesting to always

01:27:16.220 look at the agrosphere because we are essentially one one people

01:27:20.100 jc you're in did you say scottish town you're in scotland

01:27:26.780 they're building outside your town and there's jeets there 0.96

01:27:32.200 god damn yeah me too i think i'd rather be poor

01:27:39.240 We have here 1947, 1948, it's the post-war era in which everything went wrong. 0.94

01:27:47.580 And so I was really happy when I looked at this data. 0.85

01:27:51.200 In 1951, Canada was 97% European.

01:27:56.820 Look how beautiful that graph is. 0.93

01:27:58.820 So here's the graph for change.

01:28:02.420 I'll pause it for a second.

01:28:03.740 So this is the graph. 0.71

01:28:06.580 The dark blue, darkest blue, is European. 1.00

01:28:09.240 And it was 97% and it was 1.2% First Nations, which is the chugs. 1.00

01:28:21.580 Asians were half a percent and other were 1.3. 1.00

01:28:26.740 I don't know what other is.

01:28:28.300 And this was only in 1951, right?

01:28:31.860 And they show it in the 80s too.

01:28:33.820 And it's not even that much different than this.

01:28:36.840 That graph is beautiful.

01:28:39.240 And you had 1.2% were First Nations, which is the indigenous population.

01:28:46.180 And so what's interesting is when they always say, oh, but what about the indigenous people of Canada?

01:28:49.740 OK, but the Europeans, well, the British in particular, founded Canada into the country that it is today.

01:28:57.460 So never let them take that away from you.

01:29:00.060 And what's very interesting is if you look at Asia, it's less than 0.5% Asian population in Canada.

01:29:06.380 so just remember i want you to have this imprinted in your mind this graph okay look at the lovely

01:29:11.700 blue 90 that's wild jc like i know scotland was bad and i thought it was just like

01:29:17.660 you know glasgow but that's fucking crazy seven percent european if we click to the next slide 0.65

01:29:26.680 this is us today in 2026 as i call it life before remigration in canada today in canada 0.80

01:29:34.580 So this is basically what it looks like now, in 2026.

01:29:40.960 In the White Papers Policy Institute, we have estimated that the Europeans are 61.8%.

01:29:49.400 If we click on the slide back, so you've gone from 97% to 61.8% European origin.

01:30:00.780 That is less than two-thirds.

01:30:03.520 and if you so we're less than two-thirds of the country now you look at this horrible orange

01:30:10.300 which is non-western or as i would always use the term third world it is 33.4 percent one-third of 0.62

01:30:19.640 your people so if we click onto the next slide canada's immigrant composition in 1971 i.e those

01:30:29.320 coming into the country if we look at all the beautiful blue colors which was 89 percent it was

01:30:35.420 all british europeans and americans and only 11 non-western third world um that's really important

01:30:44.760 this was only 1971 and if we continue on this so in 1971 this is how canada looked and your

01:30:54.120 look at this the bar graph this is in 1971 so just over 50 years ago 55 years ago 96.3

01:31:05.440 were of western origin population was 21.5 million people and what i find astonishing today

01:31:17.200 is that Canada has 41 million people.

01:31:20.280 That is insane.

01:31:21.880 In 19...

01:31:22.420 Yeah, 41 million.

01:31:24.460 And if you think about how fast we got to 41 million?

01:31:28.180 In 1951, you had 14 million.

01:31:30.340 So you've gone from 14 million to 41,

01:31:33.100 essentially flipping those numbers around,

01:31:34.680 which is just astonishing.

01:31:36.460 If we continue.

01:31:37.920 So between 1981 and 2021,

01:31:40.600 the European-Canadian share of the population

01:31:42.580 fell from, well, from 93% to 69%.

01:31:46.300 And as I say, today...

01:31:47.400 So from 81 to 2021, it fell from 93 to, would she say, 66?

01:31:55.240 Hold on, let's see.

01:31:56.780 Same.

01:31:57.540 In 1951, you had 14 million.

01:32:00.220 So you've gone from 14 million to 41.

01:32:02.500 So we went from 14 million people in 1951 to 41 currently.

01:32:10.160 And we all know that it's not the birth rate that made it that.

01:32:12.680 essentially flipping those numbers around which is just astonishing um if we continue so between

01:32:19.380 1981 and i've always wondered that too cork that's why i always i always thought the irish were going

01:32:24.780 to be the ones that kicked everything off because obviously they've been fighting their entire

01:32:29.120 existence and they're no you know they're no they're not they're not scared they're definitely

01:32:33.760 not scared but i i'm it's devastating to see what happened in the scots too 2021 the european

01:32:41.320 canadian share of the population oh that's okay waythorne you know what honestly i'm i i need to

01:32:46.920 stick to a schedule and that would probably help you but um i'm trying to stick to wednesdays and

01:32:52.180 sundays but there was power outage yesterday and welcome waythorne it's okay i appreciate that you

01:32:59.780 made it well from well from 93 to 69 and as i say today in 2026 we think it's around 61.8 percent

01:33:08.640 So 61.8% they think right now of white people.

01:33:12.280 Whereas Canada's non-Western population grew from only 3.7% to 26% in 2021 and now is around a third of your people.

01:33:25.240 So 30% of our population is non-Western.

01:33:29.780 So it's not even that they're immigrants. 1.00

01:33:32.280 They're non-Western immigrants.

01:33:33.800 so if we look at canada's immigration in 1971 as i say it was only around 11 non-western

01:33:44.360 in 2021 it was 83 non-western so 83 of all immigrants coming into canada in 2021 were

01:33:52.040 from the third world and what's astonishing is i talk about this a lot in the uk sorry great

01:33:58.120 britain and we have very similar numbers it's always around 80 to 85 percent of all our

01:34:03.280 immigration is from the third world i found that interesting yes we made fun um i found that

01:34:11.420 interesting that she said it's basically the same in the greater or the uk right or she said greater

01:34:18.180 britain what great britain that it's hovers around from the third world the immigrants from the third

01:34:25.220 world hover around 83 percent of the immigration that comes into the country is from the third

01:34:29.640 world in Canada. And she said it hovers around 80% in the, well, in the UK or she said, you

01:34:37.560 know, Greater Britain, Great Britain, rather. Predominantly in England, it's from India,

01:34:46.600 then Pakistan, then Nigeria. That's true, Waythorne. It's very low hanging fruit to 1.00

01:34:51.040 make fun of Doug Ford. You're right. And of course, coming into Toronto, it's very much

01:34:55.600 an indian problem here as well continue and by the early 2020s immigration accounted for well

01:35:03.780 over 90 of population growth in most years and so the issue is of course we have to address the

01:35:10.480 canadian fertility rate because this population growth for 90 of it to be from immigration is

01:35:17.580 did you see that guys by the early 2020s immigration accounted for 90 of the population

01:35:24.560 growth 90 fucking percent so we're only replay at 10 we're only you know contributing to the 0.87

01:35:30.360 population growth at 10 this this is nonsensical this is changing the fabric of your country 0.95

01:35:39.460 as we like to call it um i think either rupert lowe or maybe charlie coined the term

01:35:45.020 demographic vandalism it's demographic vandalism to your country 0.64

01:35:49.740 and if you look at the south asians in canada so so this is indians right we all know south 1.00

01:35:58.040 asians is indians they just call them south asians to make them feel like they're in the same league

01:36:02.880 as the chinese but it's south asians indians india pakistan bangladesh sri lanka in 1981 it 0.96

01:36:09.580 was around about a quarter of a million and by 2026 it increased to 3.4 million that's fucking 0.95

01:36:18.360 is mad look at no wonder we're seeing them everywhere just look at this bar chart i mean

01:36:24.280 i i had to write this and i i i guess too it also depends because when you think about 3.4

01:36:30.900 whatever million is within a population of 41 million people you think okay that's not that

01:36:37.420 you know much of a you wouldn't think right but it depends on where you live like out of that

01:36:43.700 whatever however many million it is three point million or one whatever she said it is I would

01:36:49.000 say like a million of them live in the greater Toronto area and then probably another million

01:36:53.300 over in BC near near Surrey and stuff like that so they're concentrated so anybody who lives in

01:36:59.660 those vicinities obviously experiences them more regularly than other people but they're coming

01:37:05.400 they're coming on mass they're coming by in hordes to a town near you so if you're living in a nice

01:37:12.580 peaceful quiet canadian white idyllic town right now again keep your head up because they're coming

01:37:21.460 on the plane here and i was feeling really anxious about this because i had all these 1.00

01:37:26.840 indians around me on the plane i was like oh god don't look at my laptop please yeah we don't want 1.00

01:37:32.700 you here sorry oh they can't read english yes that's yes it's a great contribution um so if we 1.00

01:37:40.860 and if we look at our lovely white canadian population those of european ancestry it's

01:37:49.080 remained relatively sort of stable it's only been a sort of three million increase from 1981 to

01:37:55.600 2021 that's not good that's not good uh demos for us so how is it that in 2021 you have around 25

01:38:05.920 million people that are of european ancestry and yet the population is 41 million so that's all

01:38:13.680 from immigration that is how that is the scale that we're talking about here and in 2026 as i

01:38:21.040 say we estimate that the population is well it's just over 41 million people in canada

01:38:26.040 exactly shamrock in total it's like mice or rats or cockroaches like it literally just takes one

01:38:35.600 or two and that's it then you got an infestation that's how fast it happens

01:38:41.660 yeah well i know restore's got its own problems too but i'm hoping they can sort those out and

01:38:50.040 you know i hope uh rupert sticks to his guns that he initially uh came out with and doesn't uh fold

01:38:56.940 to the you know zog as i say around a third of those in canada are not from european ancestry

01:39:04.960 and the numbers currently in Canada

01:39:08.000 is what we call above the replacement level.

01:39:11.560 So these are replacement level numbers.

01:39:14.180 That essentially means...

01:39:15.400 Yes, I think so, Waythorne.

01:39:17.220 I think that it's safe to say

01:39:18.540 that your conclusion is accurate.

01:39:24.380 Now, unless millions of people leave,

01:39:27.560 you're already going to be replaced.

01:39:29.100 Like the replacement numbers are there.

01:39:31.020 They're already here in the country.

01:39:32.840 So do you hear what she said? 0.98

01:39:33.840 like if if we don't start remigrating people it's like it's done it's not there's not a okay if we

01:39:41.100 just slow it down for a little bit we no no it's already over so now we have to reverse the damage

01:39:46.320 like we're already we've already been replaced these are replacement numbers so we have to start

01:39:51.800 remigrating or like i said we might as well just give it over to them we know that they have higher

01:39:57.340 birth rates than the European ancestry and so yeah you've already hit replacement level numbers 0.99

01:40:06.180 this should be alarming if anything this should be the front page news of every single news outlet 0.98

01:40:12.480 like what is going on we're going to lose our country now unless we reverse migration through

01:40:18.440 re-migration and so as I say Canada needs re-migration this is not a slogan or this is

01:40:24.460 not some alarm this is literally we need re-migration here exactly like it's not even a choice 0.71

01:40:32.660 yeah i know he did say in 2024 that's what i mean right like you can't it's unfortunate

01:40:37.920 you can't trust these politicians anymore um and and that's why like i said i know a lot of people

01:40:43.680 and i i never thought necessarily i would support the dominion society because i'm a little bit more

01:40:49.780 right than them I guess you could say but at the end of the day I'm a fan of working together

01:40:57.140 working with what we have and trying to maximize you know what we have and then like I said when

01:41:03.400 we get enough power then we can always you know change things they they do it to us all the time

01:41:07.760 so why can't we do the same thing yeah and a breeding program you know that is something that

01:41:14.200 like i said we really need to get into the education system and convince kids you know

01:41:22.480 instead of this uh teaching them sex ed and all this kind of stuff we should be teaching the

01:41:26.280 family stuff again like family values the importance of having you know the nuclear

01:41:30.840 family the importance of getting married and having kids and you know like all that kind of 0.82

01:41:35.380 stuff that they've taken away from that teach girls back to home put girls back in home ec

01:41:40.640 you know what I mean and the boys in wood shop or whatever like don't don't have this whole like

01:41:44.660 they treat all the kids as like blank slates right and so they like they when they get to

01:41:49.460 high school they can basically choose you know I mean so if you're a chick and you know you don't 0.94

01:41:53.620 want to bake well you can go be in the mechanics and stuff like that we need to bring these stuff 1.00

01:41:57.840 things back to high school and encourage you know encourage girls to settle down to not be

01:42:05.620 promiscuous, to not, you know, have multiple abortions, to like do all this stuff and bring

01:42:11.060 back pride in being a mom again. And how you do that is the same way they reversed it on us,

01:42:17.600 right? It's propaganda. That's how they basically convinced multiple generations of women that

01:42:22.820 having kids is bad and that, you know, having a husband is bad and that having as many sexual

01:42:27.600 partners as you possibly can is, is empowering and all this stuff. So that they convinced women 0.93

01:42:33.220 with propaganda, we just need to do the same thing. And re-education camps. 1.00

01:42:44.340 And so at the White Papers Policy Institute, we look at two different forms of re-migration.

01:42:50.620 One is mandatory, where you are told to leave, that you're going. And the other is voluntary,

01:42:56.740 where we encourage you strongly to leave. So let's start with mandatory re-migration. 0.97

01:43:02.480 so at the white papers policy institute as i say we've written a policy paper on remigration for

01:43:08.520 canada and we have estimated that 6.28 million non-western immigrants could be deported and

01:43:17.840 removed under our mandatory remigration policies and once you enact this that would remove 45 percent

01:43:26.300 of the entire non-Western population from Canada. 0.59

01:43:31.120 So if you take that 33% of Canada's population

01:43:35.920 that are non-Western, 0.99

01:43:37.160 we can remove 45% of those 0.96

01:43:38.920 through mandatory remigration. 1.00

01:43:41.620 So the first step is to remove those 0.89

01:43:43.840 with temporary resident in Canada. 0.99

01:43:46.120 So as soon as their visa expires,

01:43:48.680 their status must become void.

01:43:50.900 We have a problem here in Canada

01:43:52.940 and also in Britain 1.00

01:43:53.700 where you have students coming over

01:43:55.500 on a visa or a healthcare worker and then they literally never leave it's like yeah yeah huge

01:44:01.420 problem here or they protest um because they were told by some scammer in their country that this

01:44:08.520 wasn't temporary that even though it says temporary that it was they were going to somehow get canadian

01:44:12.620 citizenship of it and then they feel like they've been taken advantage of and it becomes the

01:44:16.380 government's problem the canadian government's problem and i agree shamrock like i said like i

01:44:24.140 said if they made it listen if they deported all the people that need to be deported things would

01:44:32.080 become affordable because there would be a abundance of stuff housing which houses would

01:44:36.360 be cheap people be desperate to sell their houses jobs would have to offer a certain you know amount

01:44:41.100 of money and stuff like that so yeah and there should be no predatory loan if you are have a

01:44:46.640 family and stuff like that or you're having a family you should be able to get a mortgage

01:44:50.040 without any kind of interest and shit like that.

01:44:52.180 It should be straight up like they did it 0.69

01:44:54.320 in the National Socialism economic model.

01:44:59.480 Exactly.

01:45:00.260 That's what I'm saying.

01:45:01.100 He had some good ideas, right?

01:45:03.400 Hey, Mother. 0.96

01:45:04.860 Okay, we allowed you to come in for two years or three years.

01:45:07.560 Why are you still here 20 years later?

01:45:09.200 It's insane. 0.79

01:45:10.460 So anyone that came here on a visa,

01:45:12.040 the minute it expires, 1.00

01:45:14.940 we need to enforce their removal

01:45:18.020 and enforce that they leave.

01:45:19.540 The problem is our governments are too relaxed.

01:45:21.760 They say, OK, yeah, well, your visa is expired.

01:45:24.180 You shouldn't be here.

01:45:25.540 We're not going to physically deport you.

01:45:27.460 No, they send them a letter and saying, by the way, your visa is expired.

01:45:29.900 You're expected to leave the country.

01:45:31.800 These guys don't even speak or read English. 0.98

01:45:33.700 So what the fuck does that and do you even have their right address? 0.98

01:45:37.480 Like, is it even going to the right address? 0.98

01:45:39.240 We don't know. 0.98

01:45:40.480 Then you have this huge illegal migration population living in our countries because 0.60

01:45:45.200 they simply refuse to leave. 0.98

01:45:47.020 and of course they refuse to leave why would they want to go back to their third world countries 0.85

01:45:52.620 well that's quite frankly it's not our problem if they want to live here um okay well why don't

01:45:59.040 they go back home and build their homes into something great if that's such high contributors

01:46:04.000 here why don't they go and contribute to their their homelands and do the same you know we are

01:46:08.900 and this has always been my argument um is that you know they make it seem like we're doing

01:46:13.820 something benevolent but all we're all they're doing that by bringing these people over here

01:46:18.460 I mean now we're getting the bottom of the barrel but when they were when they actually were bringing

01:46:23.400 the top you know 10 percent of these countries into our country you're basically handicapping 0.98

01:46:29.940 that country they're never going to get any better and maybe they never will anyways I mean Africa

01:46:34.100 has been you know independent away from the British rule for how many years and that hasn't

01:46:39.280 really changed but like I said you're by taking away their best talent and stuff like that you're

01:46:45.280 taking away the opportunity for things to advance and develop in their country so it's to me it's

01:46:52.640 kind of suicide or what do you call homicidal I guess you could say like you're trying to destroy

01:46:58.200 that society it's like the poverty pimps like I talked about and I actually today too I was 0.99

01:47:05.200 talking about the DEI pimps it's the same thing it's all a fucking racket right so like they want 0.96

01:47:12.260 these countries to stay poor so that we can keep pouring aid into them because we need to keep 0.99

01:47:16.460 these you know poverty workers or these uh you know UNICEF workers or whoever the fuck it is

01:47:21.580 employed and you know we bring them over here because we want to keep the you know elites uh

01:47:27.140 happy and they can only pay this much you know they only want to pay this much money for uh wages

01:47:31.940 and all this like it's they're not it's not benevolent is what i guess my whole rant is

01:47:37.260 about and that's been my thing is if they really cared about those countries they would let make

01:47:42.600 the best talent stay there and somebody said today too yeah that's true too shamrock somebody said

01:47:50.700 today um to that oh well you know indians if they have to renounce their indian citizenship if they

01:47:57.580 want to become a canadian citizen again that sounds like a them problem right like if you 0.95

01:48:04.140 you know what i mean number one you should never become a full like you should never become a full

01:48:11.260 canadian citizenship citizen irrevocable citizenship if you're not uh from a european

01:48:17.100 country you know the end of so your citizenship should always be you know at risk of being revoked

01:48:23.920 depending on you know what you've done like if you commit a crime or or you overstay or like all

01:48:29.280 these things right it shouldn't you know be that you have to renounce your home uh citizenship

01:48:35.040 so that now you're stuck we have you're stuck here basically we have to deal with you

01:48:39.500 that's not again that's that's not that sounds like a you problem right or somebody came up

01:48:45.160 with the idea yeah exactly that is every indian's worst nightmare someone else came up with the idea

01:48:50.360 because i know they did this in the states recently they shipped these people off to they

01:48:56.880 they came up through the land border through mexico or whatever and they were from all different

01:49:01.620 places right and they shipped them off to a holding facility in africa that they've the u.s

01:49:07.700 has coordinated with the african government uh to have like a immigration holding so now they're in

01:49:12.640 even worse conditions than where they ran from this is what needs to be done here they need to 0.97

01:49:18.300 be, you know, if they can't go back to India, okay, fine, we'll make a deal with a country 0.94

01:49:22.220 that, you know, whatever, and you can go back there, you can go become a citizen of that country. 0.92

01:49:27.860 That's what they need to do.

01:49:33.220 Yeah, exactly.

01:49:38.700 And that's why I said DEI, I call them DEI pimps too. The whole DEI, you know, fucking model and 0.99

01:49:44.940 it all again it employs a ton of people so there's incentive to keep it going because if we don't 0.97

01:49:50.720 have these hr people and these dei trainers and these uh you know people that make sure the

01:49:56.800 quota of you know blacks and asians to whites is is equal and like without those people there's a 0.99

01:50:02.700 bunch of jobs that are you know all the jobs that these women went to university for will be 1.00

01:50:07.880 eliminated. Liberia. I suck at life. Yes, we can send them to Liberia. Listen, you want to talk 1.00

01:50:17.900 of you want to talk about people who made it criminals? Look at Australia. Okay. They were

01:50:23.480 criminals from the British Isles sent there with literally nothing. And they built what was once a 0.99

01:50:30.300 great country from it. So you know, I mean, it can be done. So send you to Liberia. You can make that

01:50:36.560 great civilization you can be the king there if you want because you know again you make the rules

01:50:41.300 you go there and fix the country the way you want it the entire world oh maybe maybe forecast yeah 0.87

01:50:52.360 it was in one of those it wasn't kenya because it wasn't in one of the more developed ones it

01:50:56.440 might have been in uh chad like one of those really undeveloped african countries

01:51:01.400 and then the second step of mandatory remigration is to remove and revoke the permanent resident

01:51:11.560 status of those that have visas here and are living here permanently that should be around

01:51:18.020 2.7 million non-western immigrants so anyone whether they are temporary or 1.00

01:51:24.980 permanent residents on these visa statuses they really should go back home 0.98

01:51:30.160 and you know waythorne the thing too is that like there's people here that have been here for 20 1.00

01:51:40.560 30 years and can still not speak a single fucking word of english like that is unacceptable 0.89

01:51:47.820 so step three is to remove those who we really don't want you here so those who are illegal 0.98

01:52:02.840 migrants visa overstayers failed asylum claims foreign-born criminals and those who have obtained

01:52:10.660 status through fraud now this last word fraud is really crucial because having done a lot of

01:52:16.700 research um there was a study which found that 11 000 migrants were investigated by the authorities

01:52:25.140 in canada and 27 of those were here through fake certificates and fake did you hear that 27 0.99

01:52:31.860 that's a lot for fraud okay that's a huge like insurance company that would be off the fucking 0.66

01:52:37.980 charts risk of fraud 27 of the people that had those permits were they were fraudulent that's 0.97

01:52:45.540 fucking nuts that's crazy work fraudulent documents and so yeah adam that's who i'm 0.93

01:52:51.860 referring to mostly it's asians east asians like chinese you know vietnamese they have no desire 0.99

01:52:59.400 to learn and like you'll have grandparents that came here in the 60s and 70s and they still can't 0.77

01:53:06.180 speak any english their kids have to translate or their grandkids have to translate like what the

01:53:09.860 fuck that's just from one sample of 11 000 people if you were to scale that up we would find huge 0.82

01:53:17.440 numbers of fraud and as we've seen in the news recently even america is and sorry i keep 0.98

01:53:22.980 interrupting this but another thing is is that people don't realize the cost it it puts on the

01:53:29.340 public for somebody who refuses to speak english because like i said i watched um i mean this was

01:53:36.500 in the US but it applies here too is that like policing for example right they you know were

01:53:42.600 pulling somebody over or whatever it was and the person doesn't or no it was like something more

01:53:47.220 serious it might have been like an assault or a stabbing or something they can't get any information

01:53:51.620 from the person the victim or the witnesses because none of them speak English they don't

01:53:56.900 have a Spanish speaking officer on the on you know duty at the time right the same thing applies with

01:54:04.000 you know, the 911 operators too, right? What else can we say? Anything like that. Like,

01:54:09.900 I mean, the police is a big one, medical professionals as well, right? You have to

01:54:14.700 have a doctor that can translate or a nurse that can translate because the person only speaks

01:54:18.620 Punjabi or whatever. Like, it's ridiculous here. It's ridiculous. So it's changing everything to 0.90

01:54:23.720 the point where everything is inconvenient and more costly. You have to have a translator for

01:54:28.120 everything. You have to have, you know, people on the force that speak these languages that maybe

01:54:32.760 they wouldn't have made the force otherwise but you know you need somebody who speaks whatever 1.00

01:54:37.400 farsi or whatever it is this is ridiculous 1.00

01:54:40.060 about these hb1 visas where many indians entered fraudulently and of course it's not just the 1.00

01:54:49.740 indians it's just that they are visibly you know it's the seeps are just they're everywhere but 1.00

01:54:53.700 it's all the different groups that need to go um so now we look at voluntary remigration so that's 1.00

01:55:00.840 essentially those who are naturalized citizens and longer term residents of non-Western origin,

01:55:07.280 but they would prefer to live in their homeland. So we found a study in America which said that

01:55:12.460 many of these migrants, they actually prefer to be around their own people. They would prefer to be

01:55:17.840 home, but they just don't think the opportunities there are very good or they don't have this

01:55:21.940 high quality lifestyle. Well, and that's why they make their own ethnic enclaves. That's why they 1.00

01:55:26.180 turn canada into fucking delhi because they want to be there but they there's nothing there like 0.99

01:55:33.680 no money there for them and it's filthy and they don't want to clean it up so they'd rather come 0.99

01:55:37.660 to a place that's a clean slate they can filthy that up and get all the welfare benefits that 0.88

01:55:42.140 they wouldn't get in india but they still want it to look just like india so we thought okay

01:55:47.060 yes and the access jc the access to the white woman right that's the other thing because they

01:55:53.960 like their people which is clear because they have their own enclaves and their little groups

01:55:58.720 you know in london we have a place in tauham that's um completely overrun by bangladeshes or 1.00

01:56:03.840 bradford sort of the pakistani community they like to stick to their own so okay so why don't 0.94

01:56:09.200 you do that in your country with all your own people exactly but if the barrier is that they 1.00

01:56:14.540 don't have the means to do it or the financial security um we would prefer to do that so that

01:56:21.120 you leave the next one um so with the white papers policy institute we have different levels

01:56:27.500 of re-migration scenarios from low to medium to high um as in how how quickly do we do this

01:56:34.520 and what are the impacts once it's enacted so our medium scenario is over 12 years which yes i know

01:56:41.340 it's it's it's too long all i know is i would not go to i don't even know if i would go to a male

01:56:47.920 gynecologist but i definitely would not go to uh non just as a doctor if i can help it this is why

01:56:56.780 i drive miles and miles and miles i drive from the far suburbs into the downtown core of toronto

01:57:02.660 to see my doctor just because she's white like they've been my doctor for 27 years and i'm like

01:57:11.080 I don't care which would be a high scenario my mom was actually this is a little bit of a side

01:57:20.300 story but my mom I remember when I was a teenager so whatever high school she said that she went to

01:57:29.180 a doctorate it was at a walking clinic and I believe he was an Indian or from Pakistani or

01:57:34.280 whatever and he groped her boobs and at the time which is so horrible right like my mom was known

01:57:40.020 for telling you know very she was a storyteller right she everything turned into a very dramatic

01:57:45.840 dramatic scenario even if it wasn't as dramatic as it as she made it sound I'm kind of like that

01:57:51.020 as well so um at first we didn't think it was a serious like I thought you know maybe they just

01:57:57.880 brushed against it whatever right because I was a teenager I didn't know now looking back on that

01:58:02.940 I can I bet you any money he fucking did and I feel so bad for not like immediately believing 0.61

01:58:07.220 my mom and thinking she was just you know making a big deal out of nothing 12 year re-migration 0.98

01:58:13.320 program we would look at offering a financial incentive i honestly have to wonder about male

01:58:19.800 ob-gyns and if they are i mean because obviously before women became doctors they were males right

01:58:24.580 but they probably i guess they didn't have specific obstetricians you were just a doctor 0.98

01:58:28.560 that delivered babies like family doctor um but i wonder if they're just like gay like i don't know 1.00

01:58:36.400 right because I I guess looking at I don't know if I want to go down this looking at the vaginas 1.00

01:58:45.140 all day long right like I don't know you would have to kind of shut it off like because it's 1.00

01:58:51.840 like that friends episode where he says if you've seen what you've seen them all I don't know man I

01:58:56.680 don't want to talk about it logistical support such as air travel to get back home international

01:59:04.560 agreements with those receiving countries and essentially to help them embed back into their

01:59:09.460 communities because it's all well and good deporting them but then if they end up just 0.99

01:59:15.060 coming back because the conditions there are so unbearable then we just repeat the cycle so it's

01:59:18.900 also looking at how we can make sure they're there but um that they also stay there and you know

01:59:24.840 they should flourish in their homelands i hate this excuse of oh but we have doctors and nurses

01:59:29.640 here so yeah okay so where's your moral compass do you not think their homelands in their countries

01:59:35.260 need doctors and nurses exactly and that's been my point too like who's so who's the doctors and

01:59:40.980 nurses left in their country so what's your excuse you know we can argue this with so many

01:59:46.380 perspectives that the moral argument is they should rebuild their homelands

01:59:51.120 but i shouldn't even need to argue on their behalf our position is that we do not want to

01:59:57.740 become a minority in our homelands we refuse to become a minority in our homelands and so this

02:00:03.440 is a an infographic where essentially with re-migration we believe that um through our

02:00:11.240 policies 11 million people can reasonably be re-migrated and after re-migration Canada can

02:00:18.920 become 81 percent European ancestry again and I know it's not you know it's not 90 percent 95 percent

02:00:26.860 and the reason that is is because i know way thorne i've wanted to go back to scotland to

02:00:31.240 see where my dad uh was born and stuff like that but yeah they make it so i don't even know 0.81

02:00:35.220 who knows my name our names could be on a fucking list somewhere they might not even let us 0.88

02:00:39.880 like get into those countries who fucking knows for those of non-western ancestry who have either 0.98

02:00:47.040 married a canadian or are somehow related in that way so that after remigration the non-westerners 0.97

02:00:55.460 who are here are the ones that have even married um to a canadian of european ancestry you know

02:01:00.980 we are understanding that you know some people are very lovely um and so what she's getting at

02:01:09.140 here and i do tend i know this is the more softer you know remigration stance but we're not

02:01:16.080 unfortunately we're never going to get back to 97 european or you know white so with their with

02:01:24.320 their plan that they laid out we can get back to at least 80 percent because there's a lot of

02:01:29.160 people now who have race mixed and and you know have intermarried with these people and now you

02:01:34.060 know there's not really a whole lot that we can do in realistically right but like i said these

02:01:39.560 are things that you never know when whoever gets in power they decide what what actually happens

02:01:44.180 but this is the you know more i guess realistic option of this and you know what i mean i would

02:01:52.780 take 80 percent is better than 20 percent right which is where we're heading 0.97

02:01:56.020 and so those that yeah well she's giving a 12-year plan right madam breezy so

02:02:03.940 if we could essentially get back to 97 that could take you know multiple generations

02:02:09.020 remain will be the ones that we want to remain the problem is currently there are millions of 0.99

02:02:15.740 non-westerners here that are hostile to the host population and those are the ones that need to 0.99

02:02:21.780 leave and so yes so canada needs remigration so we estimate that while the total population now 0.99

02:02:29.420 of canada is just over 41 million people after remigration it would be 29.5 million people but

02:02:37.960 think about that so 41.5 to 29.5 after remigration so that is what is that 11 12

02:02:46.680 12 million people 0.99

02:02:49.740 that are here that shouldn't be.

02:02:53.600 That's a lot.

02:02:55.620 Yeah, go back, Tabernak.

02:02:57.940 Does that sound better?

02:02:59.020 27.5 million.

02:03:00.900 Sounds good.

02:03:01.960 Yeah, and they want to get up to

02:03:03.820 100 million people.

02:03:06.580 The Century Initiative.

02:03:12.100 And so, with White Papers Policy Institute,

02:03:14.800 this is the current state of Canada.

02:03:16.260 Oh, wow, that's interesting, JC. 0.69

02:03:17.980 But after remigration, this is what we think Canada will look like.

02:03:21.900 So 81% of European ancestry, 24 million European ancestry Canadians.

02:03:28.500 And see, we still have the First Nations, right? 0.96

02:03:30.220 We can't, there's nothing we can do about the First Nations.

02:03:32.800 I mean, we can stop giving them money and let them, you know, have their land and do their own thing.

02:03:37.080 But we'll have 2 million of them.

02:03:38.680 But non-Western is only going to be 3.34 million.

02:03:41.960 much you know better scenario than where we're headed right now the two million first nation

02:03:49.460 indigenous and then those of non-western ancestry would be around um well just 12 percent of the

02:03:57.080 population and so this is taking the non-western population from 33 down to 12 percent and again

02:04:04.640 as i say i know a lot of people would say it should be zero but these are migration policies

02:04:09.780 This is doing everything in a legal, legitimate way that through these policies is actually feasible.

02:04:16.880 This is not, you know, if I was to lie to you and say everyone is going to go, it would be zero non-Western, for example.

02:04:25.600 But this is a realistic policy paper and this is what we believe is achievable for Canada.

02:04:33.460 Yeah, so she just talks about their website after that.

02:04:37.460 but so basically she's giving a realistic scenario that can actually be achieved and i like this idea

02:04:43.720 adam you said about the plane thing so there's you know and the the thing is the reason why it

02:04:49.660 takes so long is because we allow for too much processing like too much of the process too much 0.58

02:04:54.860 bureaucracy too much of appeals and all this other shit no you know what i mean you're ordered 0.78

02:05:00.720 deported you're you get one appeal i don't even think you should get that but whatever let's you 0.62

02:05:06.260 know if we're a democratic society supposedly let's say you get one appeal immediately after

02:05:11.720 that appeal and it should be getting heard right away and then after that you're out that's it

02:05:18.020 or alternatively I think a better plan is is to do what the U.S. is doing and make people wait

02:05:24.040 in another country because then that way when they don't have the benefits of you know living

02:05:31.420 staying in Canada while they're waiting 10 years for their application to be processed

02:05:34.840 they may realize that

02:05:36.760 they don't really want to leave India that badly

02:05:38.840 it's possible

02:05:42.440 like I said will to power

02:05:43.560 our ancestors did some amazing things

02:05:46.620 and I'm not just talking about white people

02:05:48.740 in general I'm talking about Canadians

02:05:49.900 they did some amazing things

02:05:52.080 they did some feats of excellence

02:05:54.260 that Canadians nowadays could never

02:05:56.720 even imagine doing 1.00

02:05:57.560 so there's no reason why it can't be done

02:05:59.860 exactly

02:06:02.760 Waythorne

02:06:03.340 And that's, I mean, that, again, if you overstayed your visa, you broke the law, there's no appeal, you're out, right?

02:06:10.920 That's it. 0.96

02:06:11.680 If you're here illegally, you're out.

02:06:13.380 Like, all these things, and it would just, like, you wouldn't have to, you would save so much money in court processing and stuff like that.

02:06:20.140 If you overstayed your visa, and, you know, you knew your visa was expiring, if you moved and the government couldn't reach you for whatever reason, that's a you problem, okay?

02:06:29.800 Because you're supposed to be in the location that they know.

02:06:32.160 when they tell you and you already know when your visa is expiring but when they send you a letter

02:06:37.000 I'm sure to tell you that you know 60 days 90 days your visa is expiring whatever if you don't

02:06:41.900 go and do what you got to do to renew it if that's what you want to do or whatever that sucks to be

02:06:46.760 you the minute you overstay that you are breaking the law now which means no appeals automatic

02:06:52.060 deportation that's it and that's why the U.S. like they and a lot of conservative you know

02:07:00.760 commentators and stuff like that i'm gonna skip this one because we've been going long i want to

02:07:06.280 hear the charlie downs one we can listen to the alexander one uh the next time because charlie 0.63

02:07:10.640 charlie's is really long um i totally lost my fucking train of thought but yeah no in the u.s 0.86

02:07:17.600 right they're always like oh um you know they're not criminals yes they're criminals because they 0.82

02:07:23.580 came in across the border illegally so they like to lump these people that crossed illegally as

02:07:29.020 oh they're just you know they're not criminal yes they are they broke the law

02:07:32.220 the minute you cross the border illegally you are breaking the law so you're already a criminal

02:07:36.600 yeah jc i know that's what yes waythorn like there should be and that's what i mean they

02:07:44.980 government went and spent all this money to hire workers for the cra okay where where we really 0.87

02:07:53.520 need the fucking people is in the cbsa the canadian border patrol and customs right that's 0.96

02:08:01.000 where we need all these people we don't need more people to hound the tax-paying person who's already 1.00

02:08:06.060 getting raped for taxes we don't need them to be harassing us what we need is them to get on top

02:08:11.500 of deportations and get after these people that have overstayed their visa and stuff like that 0.96

02:08:16.300 that's what we need we need a canadian ice team that's where they should have spent the money

02:08:20.440 all right we're gonna listen to charlie's speech um and that you know will take us probably till

02:08:28.420 the end yeah well yeah well unfortunately you know people that work it comes out of their

02:08:35.440 taxes immediate or off their payroll right so you have really no choice and sales taxes and

02:08:41.520 everything but uh outside of that if i own my own business and stuff like that i don't know if i

02:08:48.100 would pay taxes on time and I don't know if I'd pay them at all I'd have to see yeah exactly Adam

02:08:55.600 and that's what I mean right like that should be right there a case for hiring more people

02:09:00.440 if they can't handle it and they lose I mean and I'm being facetious here because I know they

02:09:05.580 they're probably losing it on purpose but if you can't even manage then you need more people right

02:09:12.500 we don't need more people in the tax thing which where most of that stuff can be done via AI that's 0.96

02:09:17.960 where ai could excel in processing taxes you don't need uh someone's fucking you don't need 0.97

02:09:23.300 some third worlder sitting there putting a stamp on something that they don't even understand at 0.94

02:09:28.740 the cbsa just so you can say you created some job growth okay i agree adam that's true

02:09:36.520 i want to start by thanking the dominion society for hosting this fantastic event i mean i'm going

02:09:43.800 to try to minimally interrupt this because like I said it's long but it's crazy to think that he's

02:09:48.200 only 25 years old like it's wild to me because very well spoken very intelligent just such a

02:09:55.640 doll like literally um and it's crazy to think that he's 25 when I see uh you know out there 0.99

02:10:03.720 35 year olds fucking still living at home gooning in the room to fucking hentai porn like it's just 0.99

02:10:09.860 it's insane in given all of the pressure they have been under from the left from other kind of uh 1.00

02:10:18.420 you know interest groups that don't want to see events like this take place they don't want to

02:10:22.820 see organizations like the dominion society succeed and grow it really is remarkable that

02:10:28.660 they've pulled it off with such grace i mean what an incredible day it's been so round of applause

02:10:39.860 So, as Ken said, my name is Charlie Downs.

02:10:44.900 I'm the Campaigns Director and Spokesman for Restore Britain, which is Britain's...

02:10:49.860 Britain's fourth largest political party by membership.

02:11:01.300 We have over 150,000 members now.

02:11:05.260 I'll give you a little hint. 0.99

02:11:06.400 Right here, this big fucking head right there, that's mine. 1.00

02:11:09.160 That's my head. 1.00

02:11:09.860 right there. My big Scottish fucking head is right there, in case you're wondering what the 1.00

02:11:17.140 back of my head looks like. And millions of supporters up and down the country. And my hair 1.00

02:11:22.060 that needs a lot of hair. We punch well above our weight in elections, and the establishment 0.98

02:11:25.820 and their friends in the media are increasingly afraid of the tendency within the British public,

02:11:33.660 within the British public's soul that we represent.

02:11:37.640 It's therefore remarkable that when I was trying to come to your wonderful country,

02:11:43.780 I was repeatedly blocked from doing so by the Canadian state.

02:11:48.140 I am a 25-year-old political activist from a fellow Five Eyes nation,

02:11:53.040 a nation, by the way, which has the same head of state as your own.

02:11:56.600 And on Thursday, when I was supposed to fly out here directly to Toronto,

02:12:00.780 Also, I was informed that my electronic travel authorization had been withdrawn.

02:12:06.320 It had been approved in July when I first applied for it, but I was not notified nor

02:12:11.360 given a reason for why it had been withdrawn.

02:12:13.660 It actually had been reopened, so it was a kind of bureaucratic loophole to prevent me

02:12:18.720 from flying into your great country.

02:12:21.640 Therefore, we chose to take a different strategy, which was to fly me to the US and enter Canada

02:12:27.960 via the southern border.

02:12:30.040 Now, on trying to do this, as some of you may know,

02:12:32.900 I was detained by Canadian border authorities

02:12:36.260 and held for over three hours,

02:12:38.620 during which time Matt's car, Matt was my driver,

02:12:43.700 Matt's car was strip-searched.

02:12:45.940 Everything was taken out of it.

02:12:47.060 They sent a canine unit into the car and into our bags.

02:12:50.240 It was as though they were trying to find any excuse

02:12:52.360 to keep me out of this country.

02:12:54.660 And when they didn't, they hauled me in for an interrogation,

02:12:58.440 which lasted about 20 minutes during which they asked me a series of questions which I found

02:13:03.760 absolutely remarkable. They asked me where Restore Britain's funding comes from. They asked me what

02:13:12.080 Restore Britain's policies on deportations are. They asked me what I think of the allegations

02:13:18.780 that have been made against the Dominion Society that they and their leadership have ties to

02:13:23.760 neo-nazism these are agents of the canadian state essentially

02:13:27.980 agents of the canadian state subjecting me to what felt like a struggle session

02:13:35.800 where i had to you know answer these ridiculous questions from a chap who you know to his credit

02:13:42.200 didn't seem that bothered by the whole affair it clearly come from on high these instructions to

02:13:47.240 prevent me from coming into the country but eventually i did make it in and you have all

02:13:52.020 been very, very welcoming, so thank you very much. Today's speakers have been a very tough

02:14:08.000 act to follow, so I hope that I can retain the energy and power that has run through

02:14:13.800 today's speeches. The title of my speech today is The Creed of the Revolutionary Right in

02:14:20.180 the 2030s because that I think is what all of you here and all of our members

02:14:25.100 back in Britain are we are not conservatives we are revolutionaries we

02:14:31.820 believe

02:14:39.760 we believe that this system and the effects that it has had on our nation

02:14:45.020 definitely have a big head is illegitimate beyond redemption and needs

02:14:49.240 to be torn down democratically of course lots of hair too the beauty and strength of european

02:14:59.360 civilization are unrivaled in human history for five centuries we stood astride the world

02:15:04.560 spreading faith knowledge and order to its furthest reaches driven by an insatiable appetite

02:15:10.440 for truth and power in equal measure the world conquering spirit of european man imprinted itself

02:15:16.280 across every continent on Earth

02:15:17.720 and dominated every field of human endeavour.

02:15:20.720 In the cathedrals of France,

02:15:22.420 the castles of Germany,

02:15:24.080 the art of Italy,

02:15:25.460 the philosophy of Greece,

02:15:26.960 the music of Austria,

02:15:28.400 the governing traditions of England,

02:15:30.200 the vast dominion of Canada

02:15:31.720 and the military might of America,

02:15:34.120 the glory of that spirit is made flesh.

02:15:36.940 Yet in the sterile malaise of the 21st century,

02:15:39.860 it is as though the burden of that inheritance

02:15:42.440 has become too much for us to bear.

02:15:45.220 European civilisation stands as a towering technological colossus

02:15:48.860 of tremendous material wealth, yet spiritually it lies in ruins.

02:15:54.180 Where once we chased power, now we chased pleasure.

02:15:57.380 Where once we sought truth, now we deny its very existence.

02:16:01.120 Where once we endeavoured to order our lives in accordance with the will of God

02:16:04.340 and his objective moral law,

02:16:06.200 now we recognise no authority higher than our own fleeting appetites.

02:16:10.500 We have turned away from the greatness to which we once aspired

02:16:13.440 and embraced a philosophy of civilizational suicide

02:16:16.260 that the politicians, academics, journalists, and financiers

02:16:20.460 who call themselves our ruling class call progress.

02:16:24.600 They claim that their ideas have made us freer, richer, and more enlightened,

02:16:29.420 yet the evidence of our own eyes tells us that the opposite is true.

02:16:33.200 I don't know if I believe that, Chad.

02:16:35.680 I don't know where they are working,

02:16:38.040 But as somebody who was in charge of, I want to say, 60 people, a large percentage of them, like probably 90% of them were nons.

02:16:50.420 And they were constantly, it was specific nons, okay? 0.89

02:16:55.380 They were generally of the South Asian persuasion that would constantly be scamming WSIB for stuff. 1.00

02:17:04.380 You know, like just the most ridiculous things ever. 1.00

02:17:07.280 so now again i could be it could be just because of the sample size that i had i don't believe that

02:17:14.020 that is true i think that that there is maybe a little bit of truth to the fact that you know

02:17:20.180 teenagers don't want to work as hard anymore but that's not all of them right and what they

02:17:27.400 this is the society the society that we've created right with all this dei stuff and feminism and 0.58

02:17:33.480 and you know workplace laws and something which again some of them are are good and they needed 0.99

02:17:38.700 to be there but because of all this stuff like you know these kids nowadays like zoomers and

02:17:44.000 alpha whatever gen alpha they feel like you know that they have all these rights and they feel 0.97

02:17:52.440 like they you know shouldn't have to be told what to do and like so there is a definitely an

02:17:56.580 attitude problem but i don't believe that there's not anybody out there right it's a it's a handful

02:18:02.480 of you know generation for the most part a lot of these kids do want to work but what they don't

02:18:07.780 want to do is they don't want to work you know 12 hours a day for minimum wage scrubbing toilet 0.99

02:18:13.980 like doing really hard fucking disgusting shit work for minimum wage right and whatever like I 0.99

02:18:21.440 admit it most of them don't want to do it right and the other thing too is that it's easier to 0.99

02:18:27.500 use somebody who's

02:18:29.100 like a temporary foreign worker because

02:18:31.520 their presence in the country

02:18:33.640 depends on you. So if

02:18:35.560 you do tell them to do something and they get a little

02:18:37.780 lippy, you can, you know,

02:18:40.120 they can be deported right away. You can cancel

02:18:41.800 the TFW and off they go back

02:18:43.560 to wherever they came from.

02:18:45.760 So that's why they do it, because they can get away with

02:18:47.800 a lot more.

02:18:49.460 The countries are awash with unwelcome and hostile

02:18:51.780 strangers. Our people know

02:18:53.800 nothing of their own history.

02:18:55.220 The last thing I'll say is they need to get in the trades, the boys.

02:18:58.020 They need to get into the trades because, like I said, that is still,

02:19:00.680 and most of the trades are still, you know, mostly white-coated,

02:19:04.620 and it's a skill that, you know, will never let you down.

02:19:08.640 ...and culture.

02:19:10.160 Our children are adrift and empty of purpose.

02:19:13.260 Our wealth is concentrated in ever fewer hands

02:19:15.900 while ordinary people struggle to secure the foundations of an independent life.

02:19:20.080 And the ruling class is content to preside over it all

02:19:24.080 as long as the money and cocktail party invitations continue to flow. 0.55

02:19:28.860 In our complacency, we have allowed them to sell our civilization out from under our feet.

02:19:34.460 The hour is late. Without urgent action, our demise is all but certain.

02:19:40.220 As demographic transformation, technological revolution, fiscal crisis,

02:19:45.460 geopolitical realignment, and generational change converge,

02:19:48.440 the 2030s will be the most consequential decade for European civilization since the 1940s.

02:19:54.080 The choice that confronts us is existential.

02:19:57.840 Do we live and re-embrace our position as protagonists and leaders of mankind?

02:20:05.240 Or do we die and be remembered as irredeemably evil?

02:20:12.500 The purpose of this speech is to put forward a creed around which those committed to the former could organize in the coming decade.

02:20:19.260 We are not conservatives.

02:20:21.140 On the contrary, there is much about the present order

02:20:23.340 that we seek not to conserve, but to overthrow.

02:20:26.400 What we seek to conserve, rather,

02:20:28.140 is the civilizational identity and inheritance

02:20:30.260 that this order is destroying. 0.98

02:20:33.580 Yeah, probably, Chad.

02:20:34.940 Are you from Australia?

02:20:36.760 Or are you just commenting on it?

02:20:37.980 Because, yeah, they...

02:20:39.820 Well, I know Australia just raised the minimum wage.

02:20:43.300 Or, no, it wasn't minimum wage, sorry.

02:20:45.880 It was for the Uber Eats guys,

02:20:48.700 or maybe it is minimum wage.

02:20:49.560 but apparently it's like 30 bucks now these uber guys that are going to be getting paid like it's

02:20:55.140 going to go bust there's no fucking way people are going to do that yeah and here it's almost 20

02:20:59.900 exactly distinction that separates us from the right wing of the present ruling class 0.97

02:21:05.160 the conservative parties in britain and canada i remember working in germany much of the american

02:21:10.280 republican party and so on they have accepted the basic tenets of progress diversity is a good in

02:21:17.060 itself, individual autonomy as the highest form of freedom, morality as relative, egalitarianism

02:21:23.920 as the basis of social justice, economic growth as the principal measure of national success,

02:21:29.300 and the continued transfer of political authority away from the historic nation towards markets,

02:21:34.660 courts, bureaucracies, and supranational institutions. They confine themselves to

02:21:39.500 arguing over their implementation and a best promise to deliver collapse at a slightly slower

02:21:45.400 pace. The right of the 2030s, on the other hand, must not merely break with the ruling class and

02:21:50.820 its doomed ideas. We must declare war on it and embark upon a process, a project of active

02:21:56.540 civilizational restoration. To that end, in this speech, I offer two non-negotiable principles

02:22:02.560 upon which a new revolutionary conservative movement for European civilization must be built.

02:22:08.420 European identity and Christian faith.

02:22:15.400 so i'm going to tell you a quick joke about uber eats uber jeats okay

02:22:24.860 so we ordered we ordered breakfast today yes i know my son and i whatever right

02:22:33.860 and the guy the guy that delivered it and like i said it i don't get it often but the guy that 0.99

02:22:43.340 delivered it had one fucking leg he was using crutches he had one fucking leg I kid you not 0.99

02:22:50.020 I saw him through the ring door saw him through the ring doorbell and I was like what the fuck 0.99

02:22:57.260 is this it was wild so I guess I should say good on him for at least not you know taking welfare 0.99

02:23:04.520 unless he's doing both but I was like bruh like you came all the way here to have to deliver

02:23:11.880 uber eats like wow i don't know if uber did because i saw that i i can see that like um

02:23:20.460 i can't remember the last time i took an uber like not uber eats but like an actual uber

02:23:25.520 was probably in april when i came back from that april event that the they had and i was able to

02:23:31.700 see the picture and the car and the license plate and everything it says on the app but i don't know

02:23:35.680 if that's changed since then i haven't taken an uber uh anywhere but as far as uber eats goes it

02:23:40.120 it still shows the picture of the driver.

02:23:49.620 Belonging to European civilization

02:23:52.040 is first and foremost a matter of ancestry and inheritance.

02:23:55.820 Until the 21st century, this fact was taken for granted,

02:23:58.700 as it was for every other civilization throughout history.

02:24:01.880 In our own age, however, the distinct identities

02:24:04.180 of European nations have been emptied

02:24:06.000 of their historic content in law and culture

02:24:08.240 and reduced to one universal formula.

02:24:10.700 Democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty,

02:24:13.920 tolerance, equality, and human rights.

02:24:16.760 In the eyes of the ruling class,

02:24:18.380 these values have become the sole test of national identity.

02:24:21.780 Anyone from anywhere can become English,

02:24:25.140 German, French, or European

02:24:27.640 simply by professing allegiance to them

02:24:29.800 and acquiring legal citizenship.

02:24:31.980 This is progress applied to national identity.

02:24:35.360 The beauty and character of individual European nations 0.56

02:24:38.200 erased while ancestry is relegated to mere happenstance. It's like what Tom Sewell said,

02:24:43.440 if everybody's Australian then nobody is and it's the same thing here. If everybody can be a Canadian 0.83

02:24:47.960 then nobody's a Canadian. The son of an English family that has inhabited the British Isles for

02:24:53.380 50 generations unbroken possesses no greater claim to his nation's identity and inheritance

02:24:58.120 than the Pakistani, Somali, Indian or Chinese. That's good Chad, I'm unfortunately, sometimes I 0.98

02:25:04.920 Across all the nations of European civilization, the same logic

02:25:08.940 is applied. What therefore meaningfully distinguishes European nations

02:25:13.160 from one another? If English, German, Italian, and Canadian

02:25:17.160 identities are all defined by adherence to the same set of universal principles,

02:25:21.560 then none possesses any substantive content of its own.

02:25:25.040 Democracy and the rule of law may be principles by which a nation chooses to govern itself,

02:25:29.520 but they cannot explain what makes that nation distinct from another

02:25:32.300 governed according to precisely the same ones.

02:25:35.820 England was England long before the advent of liberal democracy

02:25:38.740 and modern human rights doctrine.

02:25:40.660 Indeed, across the centuries, European nations have variously been

02:25:43.680 pagan, Catholic, Protestant, monarchical, Republican,

02:25:47.580 communist, fascist, and much else besides,

02:25:50.340 embracing political, religious, and social arrangements

02:25:53.040 fundamentally at odds with many of the values now set

02:25:56.000 to define their identities.

02:25:57.780 Were our ancestors, therefore, somehow less English,

02:26:00.220 less German or less French because they did not believe in the values of progress?

02:26:06.800 If a nation survives profound changes in its values and institutions

02:26:10.220 while remaining recognizably the same nation,

02:26:12.920 its identity must reside in something deeper than the political doctrines of any particular age.

02:26:17.980 That deeper foundation is the historic people itself.

02:26:22.020 A nation is not an idea, but a living being made of flesh and blood.

02:26:26.680 It is, in its essence, a family, composed of the living, the dead, and the yet-to-be-born,

02:26:32.120 descended from common ancestors and heirs to a common inheritance,

02:26:35.620 a history, a religion, a land, a language, and a law.

02:26:40.740 Out of this crucible is born a distinctive national culture,

02:26:44.320 which in a healthy nation acquires ever-greater richness and texture

02:26:47.560 as each generation receives it, inhabits it, and passes it on to the next.

02:26:52.960 Indeed, it is also out of that same inheritance

02:26:54.760 that the very values our ruling class claim

02:26:56.920 define our civilization emerged.

02:26:59.300 For better or worse, liberal democracy,

02:27:01.220 the rule of law, and the concept of human rights

02:27:03.240 were distinctly European developments.

02:27:06.080 These principles did not create

02:27:07.240 European civilization.

02:27:08.740 European civilization created them.

02:27:11.300 In other words, a nation is a people,

02:27:13.880 and if you lose the people,

02:27:15.200 the nation ceases to be.

02:27:17.200 We are witnessing this process in real time

02:27:19.160 as demographic upheaval tears through

02:27:21.020 many European nations as a result

02:27:22.960 of state-sponsored mass immigration.

02:27:24.760 Nations that were until recently prosperous, peaceful, and high trust, such as Sweden, Canada, and New Zealand, are increasingly characterized by rising crime and disorder, ethno-religious fragmentation, and outright sectarian conflict on the streets and at the ballot box.

02:27:40.860 Look at what is already happening in the parts of England, for example, where the English population share is declining most rapidly.

02:27:46.600 I need to get doing that in it for a while. 0.99

02:27:48.000 Pakistani rape gangs in Bradford, Bangladeshi electoral fraud in Tower Hamlets, and violence 0.98

02:27:52.980 between Hindus and Muslims on the streets of Leicester. 1.00

02:27:56.120 The attempt to integrate these foreign populations into our nations through little more than 1.00

02:28:00.500 citizenship and adherence to platitudinous values has utterly failed. 1.00

02:28:06.580 Because legal status and political assent simply cannot overrule the power of ancestral

02:28:10.720 and religious kinship or manufacture a common national identity.

02:28:14.980 To believe that they can is to naively or deliberately misunderstand human nature.

02:28:20.500 But even if every newcomer integrated perfectly, speaking our languages, observing our customs, 0.84

02:28:25.980 obeying the rule of law, and professing every value demanded of them, the fundamental objection 0.57

02:28:30.880 would remain. Civic assimilation can create common habits and political loyalties, but it cannot

02:28:36.520 retrospectively create common ancestry. To adopt the institutions and values produced by a

02:28:42.040 civilization is not the same thing as inheriting the historic identity from which they emerged.

02:28:48.600 The ruling class refuses to confront this reality.

02:28:51.760 Instead, it seeks to pathologize perfectly normal, moral, and healthy attachments to

02:28:55.880 ancestry and inheritance as racism, or more recently, ethno-nationalism, placing the

02:29:01.420 conception of national identity that was taken for granted mere decades ago beyond the bounds

02:29:06.180 of respectable opinion.

02:29:07.200 this hostility is not just ideological the civic conception of nationhood is also remarkably

02:29:12.920 convenient for the economic order yes jc it's a mixture of five cow products milk curd ghee

02:29:20.800 which is like butter dung and urine why waythorn why is it because of the workforce

02:29:28.720 is it because they have it on their hands or is it because oh my god all right well i think you've

02:29:36.580 cured my uber problem yeah i don't know about that i think that's it i don't think i'll be 0.99

02:29:43.480 eating out again fuck over which this ruling class presides 0.92

02:29:50.820 once nationhood is detached from ancestry and inheritance the nation itself can be 1.00

02:29:56.920 reconceived as little more than a market occupying a territory it's bad ceases to be understood

02:30:02.320 as a people and becomes instead an aggregation of atomized and interchangeable individuals

02:30:07.540 valued principally for their capacity to produce and consume the economic logic of progress has

02:30:14.100 little use for inherited bonds that constrain individual autonomy mobility production and

02:30:19.080 consumption and therefore seeks to dissolve them we may already be living with the consequences

02:30:25.100 of this transformation but it is i'm even afraid okay to eat meat that comes from the

02:30:32.160 grocery store now sometimes because i don't know who is the butcher back there that's packaging it

02:30:37.680 because i'm sure that these places hire a lot of these foreigners you know to be butchers and 1.00

02:30:43.100 stuff like that because they have no empathy for animals so you know probably no big deal to them 0.55

02:30:47.660 so that even makes me think it's our children and grandchildren who will pay the true price 0.99

02:30:53.600 on present trends are the nogs on to something with washing their chicken with dawn 0.99

02:30:57.900 is this what we're gonna have to do guys are we gonna have to wash our fucking meat like 1.00

02:31:05.800 jesus christ they stand to inherit nations less recognizable less recognizable their own 0.99

02:31:12.040 and in some cases that's awesome i honestly do not like ancestral homelands

02:31:16.460 they may never know a culture defined by historical continuity shared identity and

02:31:21.700 mutual cooperation but i do only a vicious zero-sum competition between a series of

02:31:26.240 self-interested groups buying for power and resources. Lebanon, South Africa, Yugoslavia.

02:31:32.840 There are countless historical examples of what happens when multiple, mutually hostile ethnic

02:31:37.720 groups occupy the same finite territory. We went in with a couple other people that

02:31:45.400 got a cow and yeah, just got the meat butchered. We know who it is. It's wrapped in the butcher's

02:31:53.740 paper or whatever it is and that's it yeah i have a big one yeah oh my god the tesco

02:32:01.880 that's good and you know what that's the thing like we we used to have i remember as a teenager 0.94

02:32:06.900 there was a butcher shop local butcher shop so hard to find a fucking butcher now like they're 0.53

02:32:11.660 they're a lot of them have gone out of business and yeah people the pork and the halal section 0.95

02:32:18.580 why do we have a halal section this is what i mean that's not assimilation that's you know

02:32:24.740 colonizing oh okay in it for love that makes me feel a bit better but still class already

02:32:32.140 discriminates against european populations in policing education employment and beyond even

02:32:38.220 while we remain the demographic majority there is no reason to believe that this would abate

02:32:42.480 upon us becoming a minority on the contrary intensify if these trends are allowed to reach

02:32:48.420 their ultimate conclusion, it will mean the death of European civilization altogether. 0.60

02:32:53.900 As such, the first principle of the right in the 2030s must be to reassert ancestry and

02:32:59.500 inheritance as the foundations of both individual European national identity.

02:33:04.020 Charlie's over here giving a serious speech and we're in here talking about

02:33:07.600 poo and meat and how to sterilize our meat without using Dawn dish soap.

02:33:14.680 What kind of group are we? We're a bunch of fucking degenerates. 1.00

02:33:17.380 I love it, though. I wouldn't change for a thing. 1.00

02:33:21.360 The Englishmen, Frenchmen, German, and Canadian remain heirs to distinct national inheritances

02:33:26.580 while recognizing in one another branches of the same European family.

02:33:31.300 After all, across the nations of European civilization, we face many of the same existential challenges.

02:33:37.600 Demographic replacement, the erosion of inherited culture, the atomization of our societies,

02:33:42.460 and ultimately the same foe.

02:33:44.400 A self-serving ruling class increasingly hostile to the very notion of historic peoplehood itself.

02:33:50.740 Our nations must stand shoulder to shoulder and meet these challenges as a united European front.

02:34:14.400 The religion of European civilisation is Christianity. 0.65

02:34:29.500 This is not because it is instrumentally useful in creating a prosperous society,

02:34:33.720 nor simply because it is the faith we have professed for more than a millennium,

02:34:36.620 but because it reveals the true nature and ultimate purpose of creation.

02:34:41.020 It is our religion because it is true.

02:34:42.660 if christ is god made flesh most crucially if he was crucified died was buried and rose again from

02:34:48.320 the dead then his teachings cannot be reduced to one lifestyle or moral philosophy among many

02:34:52.980 his claims upon us do not depend upon whether we find them useful or convenient they proceed from

02:34:58.500 the author of creation himself and it is therefore our duty to embrace them i saw that chad i don't

02:35:05.400 i can't take this stuff seriously anymore like the justice system and i honestly it's annoying

02:35:11.260 because like the laws are there right i personally don't think that we should have um both second

02:35:18.300 degree murder and manslaughter why is there two separate things right manslaughter is accidental

02:35:25.020 death okay um i don't believe that if you i don't care if you were off your drugs i don't care if 0.98

02:35:31.860 you smoked some uh fucking marijuana laced with whatever i don't care it's just like i don't care 0.99

02:35:37.100 that that Lindsay fucking Clancy psycho was had postpartum psychosis. I don't care. At the end of 1.00

02:35:43.740 the day, you are still responsible for it, right? It may explain why you fucking did it, but it 0.98

02:35:49.300 doesn't excuse it. So you shouldn't be getting the only time manslaughter should be ever used 0.98

02:35:55.260 is if in an accidental death case, where you know, maybe you got in a fight with somebody and you

02:36:00.420 know, they hit their head or you punch them a little bit too hard. Or like I said, you know,

02:36:04.740 somebody runs out and well even then like that's not really your fault someone runs out in front

02:36:08.640 of your car but things were it's an accident right like I said it wasn't intentional that

02:36:13.260 something happened and now whatever because of your negligence somebody's dead

02:36:17.200 anything else outside of that it's murder that's it plain and simple murder 0.98

02:36:23.120 yeah and it's just it's so fucking disgusting to see that it's just so blatant like I said 0.68

02:36:31.980 they're the fact that they it's a two-tier justice system like you know now nobody has gone to jail 0.74

02:36:38.620 yet under the new hate crime or whatever hate speech laws but you watch you watch the first

02:36:44.420 person that gets persecuted under that they'll probably get a harsher sentence than that 0.99

02:36:47.580 motherfucker and listen the dodgy weed i i've you know in my younger years i've smoked taken 1.00

02:36:59.760 shroom smoked weed whatever that you know i had a bad fucking experience a bad trip or whatever 1.00

02:37:04.680 it doesn't matter like i said you're still responsible at the end of the day for what 1.00

02:37:10.440 your own behavior if you you know act like a fucking asshole because you took some drugs well 1.00

02:37:15.400 maybe you should have thought about that before you did drugs now you're going to go to jail and 1.00

02:37:18.640 now you'll make sure you never do that again yeah that's what i'm saying jc that like in that case

02:37:26.820 like i said i mean you know maybe neither one should have been fighting but if it was a mutual

02:37:31.580 thing and somebody unfortunately did that you know maybe there's a case there for manslaughter 0.97

02:37:36.160 but stabbing somebody you know with your whatever the fuck if he used the kerpan or whatever the 0.99

02:37:41.220 fuck he did um because you're you smoke some bad weed and please okay i'm somebody who has smoked 0.99

02:37:49.340 weed pretty much my entire adult life and i've never once and i've had dodgy weed before it was 1.00

02:37:55.840 legal you know fucking backstreet weed reservation weed I've had all the different weeds and I've

02:38:01.020 never once felt compelled to kill somebody if anything I'm probably I've felt compelled to 0.99

02:38:07.280 hide from everybody but never so I don't and it's just like I said the Lindsay Clancy thing I don't

02:38:12.340 believe that the psychosis made you do that the depression I don't believe the medication made

02:38:16.760 you do that I don't believe any of it it's baloney baloney

02:38:20.460 this requires faith the recognition that the highest truths cannot be discovered by reason

02:38:32.760 alone but must be revealed by god and embraced with humility nothing could be further from the

02:38:39.340 spirit of progress and his heart lies a moral order whose ultimate good is ever greater is

02:38:45.200 is he going alive now or is that at nine individual autonomy the liberation we'll try to get through

02:38:50.480 some of this from every inherited or unchosen constraint upon his ability to determine for

02:38:54.940 himself who he is and how he ought to live up to and including the human body itself

02:38:59.860 christianity begins from the opposite exactly jc it's not the man is not sovereign over himself

02:39:05.140 he is a creature not the creator neither his nature nor his ultimate purpose is his to define

02:39:11.280 nor does he exist as an isolated individual but within a web of and all i'll say is you know what

02:39:17.520 maybe guys will watch the rest of this uh on sunday because if dominion society is going

02:39:22.720 i don't want to kind of cut into them but i just want to say one thing as far as the um meds thing

02:39:29.600 goes let's turn this off for a second uh or sorry it's being sad and stuff like that right

02:39:35.200 depression and I've you know I've worked in mental health a lot of my life I have suffered

02:39:41.180 from depression at times in my life and I've never once spoken to somebody or experienced

02:39:47.560 homicidal urges from being depressed so I don't like I said I'm not saying it's not possible

02:39:56.620 but I don't think that people who are depressed they get suicidal absolutely but I think becoming

02:40:02.980 homicidal is very very rare um i'm gonna do it okay sunday let's do it at one o'clock we'll do

02:40:11.680 1 p.m eastern standard time that gives the west coasters a little bit of time to get up

02:40:15.840 1 p.m i promise waythorne okay yeah they're going so they've already started so that that's all yeah

02:40:22.500 we'll continue this on sunday but that's all i'll say is i don't believe that like i said

02:40:27.140 and i could be wrong you know but i don't believe that makes you know and she planned it like as

02:40:32.200 far as she goes and it's the same thing with this guy like you you weren't just you know what i mean

02:40:36.600 the guy at you reacted to something he said to you so there that's a bit of a indication that

02:40:42.680 you had some kind of forethought as to what you were going to do you know you just didn't run out 0.99

02:40:46.660 up to him for no reason so i don't believe any of that fucking shit it's all baloney as far as i'm 1.00

02:40:51.480 concerned and there should be no special sentences you go to jail that's it next time don't fucking 1.00

02:40:56.560 smoke drugs i don't know what to tell you right you're taking a risk it's just like people who 0.99

02:41:00.280 drink and drive. Every time you do that, you're taking a risk, not just to get caught, but you're

02:41:04.960 taking a risk that you could kill somebody and, you know, in a normal society, spend the rest of

02:41:09.320 your life in jail. Make better choices, people. That's all I got to say. Anyways, guys, thank you

02:41:14.660 so, so much. I love it. We went long today, but that's okay. Go watch the Dominion Society if you

02:41:19.320 are interested in that. Otherwise, I will be here Sunday at one o'clock. And if I decide to maybe go

02:41:24.940 live tomorrow or anything like that, I'll let you guys know. But for sure Sunday 1pm. Okay, see you guys.

postyX - September 03, 2026

MS&M-Everything is Fine-The Meme-o-caust

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