00:03:35.320You have to play at all, but I mean, you know, you can't really get this much.
00:03:39.420If you can't beat this guys, then you probably don't deserve to exist.
00:03:42.140I mean, I think we've been thrown a bone here.
00:03:43.960A lot of other countries have done far worse.
00:03:46.120But we'll see. Carney wants to. Well, not Carney. The powers that be. He's just the middleman. He's just the manager. He's just the salesman for the people in the city of London with the special hats and the special status and the special boys who are special.
00:04:00.860And they're just they're an identifiable group. So you can't identify them. And that would be illegal to identify the identifiable group.
00:04:07.480So we'll just have to not identify them and just refer to them as an identifiable group.
00:04:12.580But that's who he works for, and they are in the process of carving up the country to make it more profitable for them.
00:04:18.880And we're caught now between the United States.
00:04:21.360Some interests and elements of the country would rather sell out to that,
00:04:25.300and others are busy trying to sell out to different elements of the European identifiable groups
00:04:33.080who are um you know transforming us into a more lucrative colony new tip from most likely crj but
00:04:40.980not most likely crj but not supported with three nice crooked lapel leaf pin you unrelenting hack
00:04:50.040it's not crooked you disappoint me harder than my off brand pod coffee maker dot hack that probably
00:04:55.220is that probably actually is crj because that's it's an inaccurate uh low effort insult with the
00:05:00.600equally like poor man's in you know three dollars like that's that'll that'll show him you know
00:05:06.420it's showing me that you don't have you don't you're not willing to like a real champion like
00:05:12.720burn a hundred dollar bill just to make a point just to show how successful you are so that's
00:05:16.660clearly not who you are anymore so you really you just owned yourself and you've just opened
00:05:21.260this up to a whole line of abuse and she's like well it's not you know it's even crj of course i
00:05:26.240know it's him of course it is and it's not crooked this is how it's supposed to be it's
00:05:30.920supposed to be in line with it i'm not going to give you i'm not looking do i do i come to you
00:05:34.640for advice on how to get dressed no no one's doing that am i i wanted to send terrible super
00:05:41.300chats to interrupt and derail someone's stream for insultingly you know amounts of coin that
00:05:48.260are not that don't deserve that are not worthy of that level of attention then i would come to you
00:05:53.280If that's what I was seeking advice in, I would do that.
00:06:00.060Katie Campbell says, great speech from the PA conference.
00:12:16.660The terrible flute from Titanic or whatever.1.00
00:12:18.620that's the new canadian national anthem it would be better than hearing it in punjabi again
00:12:32.360i would rather hear that i would rather hear that every day of the week anyway again if you haven't
00:12:41.200seen that uh this this you know everybody talked and hyped it up like we burned the
00:12:44.500village down or something i don't know it was an all right speech i'm happy with it i wish i'd
00:12:47.720I had a little more time to prepare and go over it and stuff, but it was fairly sort of almost last minute.
00:12:54.720But, hey, you know, that's what it's for.
00:12:56.800I do enjoy being able to do things differently sometimes, do different things.
00:13:01.880I don't often get a lot of opportunities to do.
00:13:04.560This is the first time I'd invited to do something like that in a foreign country in the heart of England
00:13:09.760for, you know, a bunch of the British nationalist community.
00:13:14.260is a you know it's a big deal it's an honor in itself and they're hard people to impress
00:13:19.420so if you get a standing ovation from them you know you must be doing okay um but uh i my my
00:13:26.520favorite thing to do about it is just as just to prove a point that um i will say this like i said
00:13:32.300it's okay it's decent i'm happy with it i think it could have been done better if i had more time
00:13:35.800and whatnot but um that one i've done a few over the years and i could do more i could you know
00:13:43.040whatever, is substantially better than anything Pierre Polyev has ever done or ever will do or
00:13:55.200can do. That one speech that I did prepared mostly on my phone between 12 midnight and 4.30
00:14:02.800a.m. the night before, by myself, I write all of my words and say, there's no focus team,
00:14:10.580There's no writers. There's no none of that. I do everything by myself. And that is, you know, nothing he can't even do is even in the fucking ballpark for what I'm able to squeak out at a moment's notice.
00:14:26.880That's just the truth. That's not being, you know, an egotist or something. There's a lot of things I'm not good at and wouldn't try to be and say that I could.0.96
00:14:34.200I'm not going to say I could, I could have played in the NBA.
00:15:04.200and think or feel anything, they can't do it, because the trick is you have to speak from
00:15:11.060the soul, from the heart and the soul, about something that resonates with other people on
00:15:16.860a very real human level. Now, not being humans, being reptilian shape-shifting pedophiles without0.79
00:15:23.180souls prevents them from doing that. They're literally incapable of doing that. So, again,0.93
00:15:31.520my favorite part of the whole thing was just being able to just getting an opportunity to
00:15:35.840an excuse to buy a new suit which that's my favorite one now i i really like that one
00:15:40.840and uh new tie you know i was like i haven't done this one i'm gonna do this combo i like this one
00:15:46.740and uh just just fire put it put a 30 minute speech together at a political conference and0.52
00:15:51.700just just for no other reason than hey auto hey watch this hey dickheads you watching yeah take0.52
00:15:57.760look watch this watch this watch how easy it is to be you to be better than you ever could be0.70
00:16:03.580and they act as though like oh listen i'm the representative mr speaker i'm the representative
00:16:10.500for the county people shut up shut up no one no one cares no one's paying any attention
00:16:22.800And it's not about being entertaining, but it's about being compelling and having something to say, worth saying, that people care to hear.
00:16:34.360Since it's your job, since you're being paid to represent these people, it would be nice if you were good at it, if you could talk at all, without a teleprompter, which they can't do.
00:16:48.600they can't write their own words say their own words okay they're all ron burgundy more or less
00:16:56.280and the few times they try to talk you end up with trudeau going uh plastic juice box water bottle
00:17:02.320type thing uh the common people and and polyev or patel and either it's my turn it's a train wreck
00:17:11.460you know if i had seen paul if i worked for them you know i'm i'm on their staff or something and
00:17:18.220I'm just like, oh, God, what did he do?
00:26:55.860Do you expect him to be some kind of commando?
00:26:59.820I think he found a niche that worked for him
00:27:02.960and, you know, that's what he's doing.
00:27:06.380I do think on some level, he does care.
00:27:10.260I don't think he wants the country to burn.
00:27:12.320I think that he, you know, I think he's misguided and incorrect about a number of things, but these are things that are ignorance driven by fear, or rather wisdom and a correct assessment being blocked and shrouded by fear, and there are things that he's just not willing to talk about or consider or accept yet.
00:32:12.120This is grown-up stuff, though, and the truth is very important, and we need to get to that and stick to that if anything is ever going to get any better.
00:32:23.300Now, if you're just here to – you found an area where there's heat, there's energy, there's some passion about something that matters, and you found a way to capitalize on that by just making money, pissing people off, or saying,
00:32:48.260I have a nationalist organization, one of the biggest ones in the world, by the way.
00:32:53.180Many other countries are coming to us for advice on how they can help run and establish theirs in a similar manner to the way that we have done ours.
00:35:25.260It's one thing to set about wanting to start, you know, talking and, you know, doing your thing.
00:35:31.140And then another, if you're successful, which none of us really anticipate or assume we're going to be.
00:35:36.380And then you find yourself captaining a ship with a lot of people involved, and all of a sudden it becomes—it's a lot to handle for some people.
00:35:49.660So I think it'll come around eventually.
00:35:54.100I doubt that they could define what nationalism is or means or what a Canadian is, but it's getting close.
00:36:00.480And that's largely due to our work. Myself, Derek, a lot of the guys in the club, a lot of, you know, extended folks in the community, our supporters, our fans, our family.
00:36:10.900We have been, not Pleb or Clyde or anyone, we, you and I and us, have been at the forefront of this in this country for at least seven years now.
00:36:22.220The cutting edge. There has not been anyone else. It's not been Rebel News.
00:36:26.800They soak up the milk, toast, cotton candy, surface level boomer slop money.
00:36:52.300At least in our case, our organization and our efforts have saved many lives.
00:36:59.100People have turned away from drugs and alcohol and self-harm and suicide because now they have a purpose and a reason and a place to exist.
00:37:06.960And they have a community and they have people that care about them.
00:38:55.640So my hat goes off, and my heart goes out to all of those guys, not just the ones we have here in Canada, but around the world who are fulfilling that role.
00:39:05.800And it's been something that our people have always done.
00:39:09.220There have always been those guys who are willing to bleed and freeze in the rain and go hungry and get beat up and risk being arrested or killed or whatever for something that they believe in, for the home that they believe in and the people that they love.
00:39:35.300They're the foundation stones that everything else comes on top of.
00:39:38.780And that's why it's a good thing. I'm glad there are, if you want to call it competition, I don't think they're doing a very good job. But, you know, in this country anyway, there are other efforts and organizations and people trying to do, like, you know, Pleb is trying to do his version of what he thinks nationalism is, and so is the Conservative Party, and so and so on and so on.
00:39:57.500if there's only one team we're just going to do the one thing and if it doesn't work it's just
00:40:02.820not going to work if there are 10 different teams and there are 10 different approaches
00:40:07.180some of them might work better than others the ones that work will overcome and overtake the
00:40:15.060ones that don't and the ones that don't will prove idea bad ideas or bad it didn't work
00:40:19.600and then they fold into the bigger ones and it it creates this competitive environment at which
00:40:31.240Rather than have one person trying to solve the problem, you have 10.
00:40:33.780Well, nine of them are going to be wrong, but one of them is going to be right.
00:40:36.320And if he can learn and get better and get closer to it by observing what the other people have done and failed or what done and what works, that worked, that didn't, that works, that doesn't, this is working, that isn't working.
01:11:57.640The geological features and geographic topography of Alberta will remain the same barring a nuclear atomic war of some kind or a meteor strike or some other equally destructive cataclysm, sir.
01:12:13.020The people, on the other hand, that is everything, which you don't understand at all.
01:12:18.900This is what you get with boomer slop nationalism and feel-good slogans and bring it home.
01:12:26.200The emptiness of the Conservative Party is why you have nothing.
01:12:31.120It's why the Alberta independence movement has no teeth and never did.
01:12:35.480It's why the Conservative Party is impotent and has no teeth and never will again.
01:12:50.640And it creates the room and space for an alternative vehicle to represent their interests and push for those interests to exist.
01:13:01.460But right now it can't and won't because all of the resources are being drained off into this sinking ship that is the Conservative Party, which can't win and will never win again.
01:16:08.300But this, I'm going to play something and do something now, and this should not work.
01:16:14.520If you had a very serious, if I were going to do this, let's say, like in a grotesquely, almost embarrassingly superior fashion to anything any leader or speaker in the Conservative Party is even capable of, I would absolutely, you know, I could use their face as a seat if I wanted to at the podium and no one would even question it.
01:16:33.220But you wouldn't be able to do this with anything I produced.
01:25:05.320And everybody that works there is from India.1.00
01:25:06.960Okay. Hockey is, you know, a Canadian team hasn't even won that trophy since 1993. It's been 23 years. No, well, wow. Okay, I'm old, guys. In my brain, 1993 was still only 23 years ago.
01:30:58.340And there's usually not enough for everybody and everything, so it's kind of like a fucked-up game of musical chairs and someone's thrown a gun in.
01:31:05.840Like, life is a team sport for a reason.
01:31:08.880and as in our individual lives if you have something i had the army i had the afghanistan
01:31:17.200war i had my time in jail and the law fair with the state and the courtroom experiences
01:31:22.740and the world traveling and i've had all of these experiences that are very unique to me
01:31:27.900no other person has exactly those set of experiences and circumstances with my exact
01:31:32.880set of genetic characteristics with my exact upbringing in my exact home region with my
01:31:38.380exact influences from friends and family. There are so many things that make each individual
01:31:44.920person a unique entity that then goes on to shape its own environment. I'm doing it right now.
01:31:58.140I'm talking to thousands of you. I've talked to, I don't know how many people I've had
01:32:01.920over 10 million downloads and views over the years.
01:32:06.900I have shaped my environment because of my own experiences,
01:32:10.860which were the result of things other people had done before me.
01:37:37.640You get a peek behind the curtain and see what the bad guys are doing.
01:37:39.820And you notice they're spending a lot of their ammunition on these guys particularly, an oversized, outsourced, way over the top amount.0.74
01:37:49.920Like they're using as much ammunition and resources on them as they are the Russians.
01:37:55.360This is just some guy with 20 buddies in a—why are they the target of state surveillance and $50 million and national task forces?0.55
01:38:06.800because the bishnoi gang doesn't get that why is that
01:38:13.540what would you shoot at the most if you had the guns and ammunition they did would you shoot at
01:38:22.340things that didn't bother you and you didn't feel threatened by and thought oh that's not i don't
01:38:25.880care about that that's not going to bother me at all or would you would you aim and lay waste to
01:38:31.900everything that you were like very concerned this cannot be permitted to continue this is a threat0.75
01:38:37.320to me this is a threat to my epstein empire this is a threat to my child diddling island and my
01:38:43.920friends this is a threat to my banking cartel this is a threat to my war profiteering this is a threat1.00
01:38:49.380to my pharmaceutical health care bullshit i'm just here to make you sick and kill you and squeeze0.99
01:38:54.320every last dollar out of it as i can grift this is a threat to my political grift this is a threat0.99
01:39:00.100to my lawfare grift this is a threat to me or do or do you think that the state
01:39:09.760and all these horrifying people like look who our enemies are do you think that they spend this much
01:39:16.240time in ammunition and money after us because just just to get you just for something to do
01:39:21.860They haven't fired at Pauly Ev or Trudeau or Carney or even Trump or anybody really with that level of malice because, I don't know, they just don't want to.
01:43:20.960Supernatural forces will have granted them to us simply for the entertainment value, because it's a more entertaining outcome for, you know, the universe to watch this play out in a hilarious and insane way.
01:43:31.580So it'll just, you know, do this easy way or the hard way, but it's going to happen.
01:43:41.140And now, of course, Saskatchewan, Newfoundland, we need more control over immigration.
01:43:46.380You know, look at, look at, you know, there's a beast, Daniel Smith.0.80
01:43:50.520I don't know who this guy, that must be Newfoundland's.0.99
01:43:52.200Oh, fuck, Newfoundland's premier, is it, boy?0.99
01:49:36.460What do most people retire in kind of age 60, 65?
01:49:39.100So in 10 years, we will have lost total, not some, total control of our political systems, of our military, of our police, of everything in 10 years.1.00
01:49:49.520It will be majority non-white, non-Canadian, non-American, non-British.0.99
02:01:32.280the pain and the fear and the anxiety that he does he want to go back to school anymore how
02:01:39.220much more is this going to happen is he and again get end up getting knifed by these guys
02:01:43.140american history x or something shot in the bathroom of his own school like like where does
02:01:49.020it end we have to see this so we understand what is happening what is going on so that we can
02:01:58.260develop an appropriate response based on objective of reality not of a movie that some boomer dreamed
02:02:04.640up with a lion meme where we're putting stickers on things i've got a turtleneck we're gonna say
02:02:11.200remigration over that's nice apparently this guy didn't get the memo that you could just say
02:02:15.940remigration and this wouldn't happen to him or that kid wouldn't be attacked at the school
02:02:20.020or the baby in france in the stroller wouldn't have gotten stabbed do you remember that one
02:02:25.060I have, like, I don't know how many images in my head that I've had to see over the years just trying to make this point for seven, eight years now.
02:07:11.100There's always one last one more of these, and I'm going to, and there it is.
02:07:21.740And I've always found that in suffering and in pain, if you can find a way or find the way or the value in it, the good that came of it, it's a lot easier to live with and swallow and carry.
02:07:38.180In fact, I would say, in my opinion, speaking of experiences and things that shape you, that make you who you are, that make you the way that you are, that then influences other people,
02:07:52.180The best ones that have contributed the most to me becoming smarter, stronger, more responsible, all good things that you want, all of that came through difficulty and pain and suffering.
02:08:11.700None of it came from winning and getting what you want, because if you do, you don't have to change anything.
02:09:19.540And the reason why we've got so many weak people in the country and people like the slop servatives, they hide from anything difficult.1.00
02:09:32.480Men will see a challenge and an obstacle and go and size up how they're going to defeat it, how they're going to try, how they're going to make this work.
02:09:42.680That has always been the attitude I've always lived up and grown up around my father, my grand, all these guys.
02:11:54.220Doesn't mean you're lesser or worth, you're an indispensable part of the team.
02:11:58.940But if the head of the household, the captain of the team, the leader, the party leader, the whoever hides from difficulty and challenges and frightening, he hides and makes excuses and acts like everybody else does and hopes somebody else deals with it, guess what happens?
02:12:18.940what you can expect to happen is what happens0.97
02:12:25.980when you have children and cowards0.96
02:31:19.640all of whom have a very storied, accomplished record in very dark, dark spells of outrageous violence and unhinged, you know, borderline biblical psychopathy.0.91
02:42:35.480If I were you, you don't, you don't set sights on Clyde. You don't, you don't climb by a shooting at the people around you. You climb by climbing. You shoot up. Okay. You punch up. You punch at Polyev in a very specific way.
02:42:55.880and you say can you i've had enough it's been long enough and i'm really tired of waiting around and
02:43:03.320pretending like this isn't true when it is i'm sorry but he's done nothing but fail and lose0.95
02:43:09.160and can't seem to get a fucking you know two nickels to rub together momentum he just cop0.90
02:43:14.560he's all he's doing is trying to badly timu you know president's choice diet coke copy0.98
02:43:19.940McKenzie over there, and it's just sad.
02:51:57.280The desk I'm leaning on and the chair that I'm sitting in and the device I'm using to speak to you now
02:52:01.860is all made up of molecules and atoms that are spinning and spinning around and flying around all the time.
02:52:09.640And there's entropy and there's decay and there's random chance built right into that.
02:52:13.720The Heisenberg Principles built right into the fabric.
02:52:16.720The very, if reality was a story written on a page in a book, a novel, or a poem, it is the very words written into the page themselves are built right into it is instability and chaos in the substance of its own being.
02:52:35.600It is impossible, therefore, to ever control everything.
03:18:39.780They create experiences, events, they shake history.
03:18:45.920None of it was done by some lazy guy with a beer gut who just felt like getting out of bed that day.
03:18:49.780It was always like the culmination of, what do you say, many small efforts and acts as if the whole collective being unconsciously knew what it was doing at a supra level.
03:19:00.560Us individually, we don't, but there is some sort of collective hive mind.
03:33:31.060There's sacrifices and efforts and struggles that are still serving us now.
03:33:35.620As I'm talking right now, if they didn't exist, how do I even say these words?
03:33:39.400there are people whose names and legacies are synonymous with the idea of freedom itself
03:33:49.520and fighting against somebody who deserves to be fought who is in the wrong this is not okay
03:33:55.580it is the righteous fight the one thing all men deep down someday they hope they don't have to
03:34:03.360but if it does they're okay with it because we all know deep down if it's legit if it's this is
03:34:08.480the righteous fight. There's nothing that I won't do, and I'm free. You're free because you know.
03:34:24.280What won't you do for your friends and your family? Nothing. So you don't have to worry
03:34:31.120anymore. You don't have to, what if they do this? What if they do that? Then I'll just do the next
03:34:35.920thing that has to be done. And you know what? For somebody with as many problems and stress
03:34:44.680and nonsense, I don't sleep that badly, actually.
03:34:48.340So you can you can tune this and literally brainwash yourself into being a stronger person, a more powerful, a better person, somebody that they are afraid of.0.98
03:35:16.620You can go in here and tinker, and you can move shit around, and you can make it happen.0.94
03:35:46.620Just leave us alone and everything will be fine.0.98
03:36:07.040We would be happy to just go back to our lives.