00:00:00.000Oh, that was the other thing, the National Post. So I don't know if anybody else has been noticing this, but I've kind of noticed that the mainstream news, like the National Post and where was the other one? But they're kind of, I don't want to say they're on our side, but they're kind of definitely shifting towards like the right, like they're talking about immigrant crime now.
00:00:22.980and like the national post posted an article this morning i think it was and it was saying
00:00:28.800terror groups are drawn to recruit in canada because of multiculturalism so they're like
00:00:33.800kind of identifying the problem without you know going too far i guess but uh it's like yeah no0.90
00:00:40.700shit like you know what i mean like that's i i think i've told this story before about pablo0.69
00:00:45.680escobar uh el chapo they had asked him years ago why he set up a thing in canada like a whatever0.97
00:00:51.920distribution play. And he said, because it's so easy to get in here, the immigration is so lax,
00:00:57.240it can get them in on student visas, which is exactly how the Indians are doing it. And that's0.99
00:01:01.360what that reporter that did a thing on the Bishnoi gang said, he said that the majority of the foot
00:01:05.960soldiers for the Bishnoi gang are, they came in on student visas. Also, somebody who's usually in
00:01:12.760our space, but they're not here right now, Ace, sent me a DM that basically breaks down this,
00:01:18.180this blew me away guys I'm going to share it with you but the number of temporary residents in Canada
00:01:23.180by province as of July 1st so this was just this past July so these are remember temporary
00:01:31.220residents okay so Newfoundland and Labrador has 16,686 PEI has 11,000 Nova Scotia has 55,700
00:01:43.740New Brunswick has 40,600, Quebec, 531,800, Ontario, are we ready for this, guys? 1.25
00:01:55.980million in Ontario. Manitoba has 80,000, Saskatchewan, 48,000, Alberta has 279,000,
00:02:06.120uh bc 465 and the yukon has 2 000 northwest territories 1200 and then none of it 333
00:02:15.220and this does not include permanent residents some of whom were previously temporary residents
00:02:20.480or incoming permanent residents so think about that how i don't even know how big on ontario
00:02:25.280like how many people does ontario have 11 million something like that 14 million yeah something like
00:02:30.140that yeah so think about that one point something million is temporary residents and that's not even
00:02:35.880the like the other ones that are here you know they have some kind of permit but they're not0.71
00:02:39.660Canadian like no wonder we're seeing them everywhere here yeah and that's the number
00:02:45.040they're telling us as well it could possibly be more oh I I tend to not track numbers yeah yeah
00:02:51.020and it's funny because like I was looking I'm like I'm looking into something that's happening
00:02:55.680in Bradford um and I was getting the numbers uh what the population is like and it's also a census
00:03:03.260year so like in february we're going to be getting an updated census um so we'll get like another
00:03:08.440idea of how many immigrants are actually here but in bradford alone like they make up 36 36 to 40
00:03:16.880percent of the population there and like that's a lot for bradford like that's like insane bradford0.98
00:03:23.780yeah small yeah like the muskoka's like that area yeah it's crazy um i would have to they're
00:03:32.000actually i'm not going to say too much but they've got um uh temporary housing for asylum
00:03:39.100seekers there and they chose that place because of the large density of asylum seekers that live
00:03:45.400there yeah you write to jail that's insane yeah like and bradford again it's one of those cities0.97
00:03:52.360that was much like other cities like brampton even that has been colonized um it was so white
00:03:59.260before because it's close to Barrie right it's just like kind of in between I would say like
00:04:03.760York region and Barrie it's like that stop in between it was pretty white Canadian coded you
00:04:10.840know up until I would say probably up until 10 years ago maybe like it's great and I think I0.78
00:04:15.840saw too even Brampton like I think they said in the 90s it was like 80 percent white in Brampton0.73
00:04:21.940and now it's like 30 percent white yeah like I know a lot of white people that grew up in Brampton
00:04:28.940um they're probably i think they're like in their 40s now um so that wasn't even that long ago
00:04:35.460and that's how much our demographic has changed it's like the fastest um replaced demographic
00:04:44.140in i'd say the world potentially i i think yeah if not north america i would say we probably are
00:04:52.420like i think we're ahead of australia like i know australia is going hard too but i think we're
00:04:56.800probably ahead of them but i don't know if we have a bigger population than them probably around the
00:05:01.600same but i think yeah i think we're we're going harder and this is the thing too like people
00:05:06.520i guess if they were smart like if i was trying to pull this psy op and um i was smart like i
00:05:13.500wouldn't have dumped them in so quickly and i guess maybe they're they feel like there's some
00:05:16.880kind of urgency for it but like it wouldn't it would have gone unnoticed right because like look
00:05:22.120at or not maybe not unnoticed but it would have delayed the reaction i guess you could say because
00:05:26.660like up until I guess Trudeau really turned the taps on yeah we had you know we had immigrants
00:05:34.120and but people didn't have the same sentiment like my son was showing me something from like
00:05:40.120just a normal post on Instagram like he you know it wasn't like a right-wing account it was just a
00:05:45.500normal news post posting some guy and I think my son said he went to school with him and that's why0.99
00:05:51.140he kind of it stuck out to him but the guy was arrested for sexual crimes or whatever the fuck0.98
00:05:58.640it was and he's I believe he's either Indian or black I'm not sure but literally my son was showing0.99
00:06:05.020me like every comment under this was like deport deport deport and my son's like the guy was born
00:06:09.720here but like I think like even normies is what I'm saying is like even normies are like starting0.93
00:06:16.480to like you know I mean so I think it they kind of fucked themselves basically by shoving it0.99
00:06:21.060down our throats so much so fast that like even you know normie people are fucking starting to0.99
00:06:26.580say the dirty word remigration yeah well you can't leave your house without noticing it now0.85
00:06:31.980like it went once you know it or you know once you hear others talking about it even and and i
00:06:38.340don't even think that's necessary anymore like you're saying it's like as soon as you leave your
00:06:41.800house try and find an establishment where that's not like fully staffed by indians or you know
00:06:49.460like shawarma places are popping up indian grocery markets are popping up like
00:06:54.580can we get the italians back to making the pizza i know right i'm like so sick of getting pizza no
00:07:01.780matter where you go like it sounds like it's like a mom pa you know pizza place it's like0.80
00:07:05.460sal's pizza you're like oh fucking nice an independent pizza place go in there and it's0.99
00:07:09.680fucking indians and i'm like can we go can the italians go back to making the fucking pizza like1.00
00:07:14.280i'm kind of you know sick of this but it just goes to show you like you said they're in everything1.00
00:07:18.820everywhere you go it doesn't matter go to an italian place you go to a chinese place they're
00:07:23.980there making the food it's like i don't know yeah i'd rather just make my food at home i think well
00:07:32.280it's getting to that point right like it's getting to it's getting to the point now where like even
00:07:35.740if i'm out on the road or whatever and i'm desperate for a coffee i'm just like i because
00:07:41.000i'm just i'm scared like honestly to the point where i'm scared like i don't know what's what's0.62
00:07:45.100in my coffee like even if i wanted to be you know a goy and fucking buy something a coffee from tim0.94
00:07:51.000hortons or whatever i i'm afraid because i don't know what the fuck is in the coffee like what are0.99
00:07:55.700they gonna do could there might be a hair in it there could be fucking a spit in it like i don't0.99
00:07:59.500know i know especially if you're like on a long journey or something yes and you're driving and0.97
00:08:04.700you need a freaking coffee it's like and you want to go to like a tim hortons or whatever that's
00:08:09.320pretty much the only thing that's open well unless it's like a mcdonald's or something but1.00
00:08:13.600you know, it's nine times out of 10 going to be an Indian person. And I remember what I was going1.00
00:08:19.860to say earlier. You were talking about how like the National Post and all these other mainstream
00:08:25.460media outlets are starting to kind of say our talking points. It's because nobody is paying
00:08:30.600attention to them anymore. So like the fact like that we have become the media, like we are now
00:08:36.240saying the things um you know people are looking to independent or you know like others on twitter
00:08:45.280to get their information or get their news and a lot of the time now with live streaming it you
00:08:50.340can just look for a local person that could be live streaming an event that's happening like a
00:08:54.580protest or whatever we by us doing that we are forcing the hand of the mainstream media to start
00:09:00.860talking what talking about what we're talking about because they're not getting the clicks
00:09:04.640anymore they have to eventually come to our side so it's a good strategy then it's been working
00:09:12.040well yeah like that's why like when you go on um like cbc's like tiktok or or their youtube or
00:09:19.580whatever and you look through topics that they've talked about and you compare it to like you know
00:09:26.460these these um in independent investigations that they've done um like on on active clubs
00:09:34.060such as like second sons they have the most high ratings like most viewed videos right out of
00:09:40.960everything they know people are going to click on that yeah it's very clickbaity right and so
00:09:45.020they know that this is a hot topic they know that you know a majority of of canadians support you
00:09:51.920know uh mass deportations or whatever they think immigration is too high they're eventually going
00:09:57.920to start talking about and and i'm surprised the political parties haven't done this yet
00:10:01.560But, you know, Pierre Polyev is talking about passing a castle law so that you can defend yourself in your home.
00:10:10.580It's like he would rather pass that law than talk about deporting, you know, a moratorium on immigration and mass deportations.
00:10:19.740It's a pretty big honor for a simple guy from the prairies to stand before you today.
00:10:25.760He would rather create new laws to prevent people and, you know, prevent people from doing home invasions or it's very like, it's not proactive. It's defending yourself against the problem. It's like putting a Band-Aid on the problem. It's so backwards.
00:10:43.980Yeah, well, it's response. And that's I feel like government is always doing that. They're reactive, right? They're never proactive. They're always reactive. And he doesn't want to address the issue. Like, I was looking into some statistics today, because I was in a meeting. And anyways, they were talking about how sex trafficking has increased amongst teen girls, and that they really need to kind of look at, you know, creating, you know, organizations that help
00:11:13.980these girls, because this is something that Canada has never really dealt with on this scale
00:11:17.680before. And they were talking about this. And so I was like, okay, I'm going to research some of
00:11:22.580the stats. And in the last 10 years, sex trafficking, and this is, of course, just reported,
00:11:29.000right? So they anticipate that there's a hell of a lot more that goes unreported.
00:11:33.820It's three times worse now than it was 10 years ago. So it's increased three times, like three
00:11:38.980times or whatever. So, but they don't want to talk about what the why, you know what I mean?
00:11:43.580like they make it seem like, well, that's just the normal progression of society. Like, you know,
00:11:47.280we just go on and people just get more violent. And it's like, no, that's not how it works. So
00:11:51.460what has changed in the last 10 years that could possibly, you know, be causing an increase in sex
00:11:57.000trafficking? And they said, obviously, Ontario and believe it or not, Nova Scotia is the two
00:12:02.360worst provinces in the entire country.