Rebel News Podcast - AVI YEMINI ｜ Welcome to The Yemini Report - Episode 01

00:00:00.000 welcome welcome to episode one of the Yamini report I want to welcome you and

00:00:14.340 thank you for joining us tonight and I would say bear with us it's my first

00:00:21.000 session of it and there may be some technical issues through tonight that we

00:00:26.580 will 120% blame Benji and even though this is not my show with Rookshan Fernando we

00:00:34.440 will blame him too because anything that doesn't work in this state-of-the-art

00:00:39.180 operation is Rookshan's fault because he set it up free of charge well I want to

00:00:46.740 introduce you now to the co-host of the Yamini report somebody that I've done a

00:00:56.340 somebody I've grown up with I know very well a good friend of mine and in fact

00:01:01.320 my last story for Rebel News has actually been on him that just happened to work

00:01:05.820 out that way Morgan Jonas thank you for joining us on the Yamini report I want to

00:01:13.080 start firstly with people who don't know you who are you Morgan and where can

00:01:18.240 people find you well Avi thanks a lot for having me a real honor to co-host this

00:01:24.360 historic show with you one a first of its kind really so your mini report number

00:01:30.540 one let's get it happening for those of you who don't know me at home my name's

00:01:35.040 Morgan Jonas I head up a Victorian state-based political party called the

00:01:40.140 Freedom Party also host of the MCJ report which has been dormant for a little while

00:01:44.700 now so really happy to be back here tackling some issues with Arby and Arby

00:01:49.800 thank you very much of course for giving me the opportunity to be here and and

00:01:55.200 also the story we did a few days ago awesome job Arby and the crew well we'll

00:02:01.260 get into all that in a minute now for people joining I want you to know that

00:02:05.700 there are so the point of difference of this show for me is the idea or I'm sick

00:02:12.780 of doing shows participating or being a part of it what am I hearing am I hearing

00:02:18.120 myself is the fact that I'm generally or whoever's participating in the show is

00:02:26.880 generally talking at the audience sometimes reading out some comments but

00:02:30.460 never engaging directly with them I want this show to be exactly that it doesn't

00:02:35.680 need to be the biggest show on the planet it needs to be to me an intimate

00:02:40.240 show with my with rebel news or all my most loyal viewers people that subscribe

00:02:46.340 now so obviously as the operation grows we will tweak it to make it function a bit

00:02:54.920 better but for now if you want to join the live stream at certain points I'm not

00:03:01.840 going to just introduce people as we're talking or as we're breaking down the new the

00:03:05.280 daily news whatever but you can click the link so you've got to be registered

00:03:09.840 to rebel news plus tonight everybody can watch it and rebel news plus people can

00:03:15.040 can watch it live and rebel news plus people can go back and watch it in their

00:03:20.380 own time so rebel news plus subscribers the way you do those go to your mini

00:03:25.020 report calm you're obviously on that page now and if you want to come in and join

00:03:30.240 the conversation on the screen here with us you need to click there is a button

00:03:35.280 below in fact give me two seconds and I will show you exactly what I mean in a

00:03:44.440 moment don't Benji don't come up on the screen let me pull it up first and then I

00:03:50.180 will so let's just pull it up here on this does the old report here we go so

00:04:00.780 you've obviously come down to so you're on this page now probably we'll see how it

00:04:06.200 glitches looking at itself so you're on this page now you're watching this here

00:04:10.640 now just below if you are a subscriber it'll say join the show that's the

00:04:16.420 button that is what you click if you want to join the show now I'm gonna put

00:04:22.000 you into a waiting room in which you'll sit there is until the time that we are

00:04:30.600 bringing people on to the show and as long as you're respectful and engaging in

00:04:38.220 conversation whether you agree or disagree we would love to talk to you but

00:04:42.580 again let me preface that with as long as you're respectful and not a lunatic

00:04:49.060 so I'm not gonna hold on that one so you're asking yourself Morgan why are you on

00:04:58.180 here if we can't have lunatics is that right well you know I guess there's a

00:05:03.040 limit to everything are the and of course we want good debate with people who

00:05:07.020 vigorously disagree and opinions from every corner of the political spectrum we

00:05:12.380 invite everyone but of course when there's certain people out there who

00:05:16.680 wish to disrupt or take the course of action in a place that is no longer

00:05:21.380 productive or serving in any purpose apart from seeking one's own attention

00:05:25.620 well there might be a little surprise in store so I'm gonna stay tight-lipped on

00:05:29.300 that for now so so just know this is a what this is the house rules more than

00:05:35.500 welcome on as long as you're respectful and we'll give it some time and if if I

00:05:41.400 beat you from the feed you're done and your membership will be cut out as well so

00:05:46.000 for all the haters today that have signed up because I can see in the comments a

00:05:49.380 few did that signed up just to be able to engage you will get your short-lived

00:05:55.120 fun but you might have to wait I might I might get you on the second month of

00:05:58.940 that eight dollar payment so Morgan yesterday I did do a story on you and the

00:06:07.840 reason why I find that relevant not only because you're you happen to be on the

00:06:12.140 show the next day we have a long history together don't we we grew up together

00:06:16.760 for people who don't know I guess people people mostly know you from the

00:06:22.660 COVID era MCJ report you did for a while you were running a show you're not running that anymore at the

00:06:28.840 moment it's been a while we did a couple of live events last year Avi you spoke

00:06:33.940 at both of them but the online show has not been in operation for about a year

00:06:38.620 now so I would I wouldn't say that I've hung up the podcasting cap but it's

00:06:43.300 taking a bit of a break it certainly haven't because the idea is that you're

00:06:46.280 going to join me as a co-host if not every week most weeks and this is a very

00:06:51.940 different show to what you had obviously what you had was you spent eight

00:06:55.420 hours planning your your delivering the the show here I you know I traveled

00:07:03.100 America I got to see how they actually do it in America I'm doing it a bit like 0.95

00:07:06.700 the podcast that we do on Thursdays where we just go over what is making

00:07:10.240 headlines the important issues around the country the point of difference like I

00:07:14.180 said is I want to be able to include people from the audience so viewers and

00:07:21.020 I can see there's already people waiting in there and we will do that so that that

00:07:26.900 is exciting it I don't know how it's gonna play out because I've never done it

00:07:29.600 before but we'll roll with it now I did do a story on you yesterday I might just

00:07:38.540 pull that up first so that people have a reference to what I'm talking about give

00:07:47.780 me two seconds I'll pull it up on the screen let's go here okay here we go

00:07:57.560 my perspective and where I was standing the offender was very alert very intent

00:08:14.180 on causing serious harm I was very very concerned for my safety I had no idea

00:08:18.860 what was going to happen I didn't know what the result was going to be but I'm

00:08:22.520 happy that I was able to defend myself in that moment by delivering several

00:08:28.160 closed-fist strikes to the offenders face and his body and there was a lot of

00:08:32.240 blood everywhere it looked a little bit like a horror movie luckily I was able

00:08:35.420 to neutralize the threat

00:08:39.200 I view many for rebel news outside the Moorabbin court to catch up with a good

00:08:44.760 friend the president of the freedom party okay we don't need to watch the whole

00:08:48.620 video so essentially what happened you were attacked just randomly on the

00:08:55.400 streets of Melbourne you could see the guy followed you where is the turn down

00:09:03.140 the sound on that I don't even know how to do that on YouTube the guy attacked

00:09:08.420 you you know the guy attacked you while you're walking to tell the audience what

00:09:14.000 what actually happened so they're not hearing it from me I was walking down the

00:09:19.040 street with female friend of mine had my shopping in one hand and out of out of 0.96

00:09:25.040 nowhere some guy comes from behind me very aggressively and he wants to engage in

00:09:31.640 some type of violent physical confrontation and it was it was a very strange turn of

00:09:37.820 events Arby because think about you're walking down the street you've got your

00:09:41.420 sandals on you've just purchased some some meat from from Coles down the road and

00:09:46.640 this guy just gets in my face and starts threatening to inflict serious injury and

00:09:51.320 harm upon me and I've never seen this bloke before in my life so you know it

00:09:55.360 appeared to be completely random some people are saying do you think it was

00:09:58.340 politically motivated I got a lot of people asking me that did he say anything

00:10:02.780 did he say anything that seemed like he knew you it didn't appear to me that he did it was

00:10:08.740 basically the threats were just the typical type of threats you'd expect to hear from

00:10:14.080 a violent thug on the street just threatening to bash my head in and that he's going to finish me and

00:10:20.820 taunting me so yeah it literally just came out of nowhere and I think it highlights some

00:10:26.220 some broader issues in society when you've got people acting so violently in broad daylight very brazen

00:10:32.760 yeah it was crazy it's crazy to watch that and how were you feeling when it happened were you

00:10:39.100 shitting yourself yeah it was very unnerving you know I'm not not gonna lie if I if I could describe

00:10:45.760 the feeling it's kind of like um you're walking on a tightrope and you've got no no rails to hold

00:10:51.420 on to and there were plenty of blokes around and nobody got involved you know even at one stage I was

00:10:57.140 speaking to guys around me saying all right come on guys restrain this this person right here he's

00:11:02.480 crazy he's violent I don't want to be involved in this this is not something that I'm asking for

00:11:07.440 no one got involved and no one even bothered to um you know take out their phone and film which was a

00:11:12.680 little bit disappointing but basically it came down to it Arby I was in a corner and you know it was

00:11:17.700 either it was either going to be me or him and I didn't know what was going to happen I didn't know

00:11:22.640 if he had a weapon on him but when I landed that first punch I knew that I had it I knew that I was

00:11:28.060 going to be able to uh defend myself because you can't see it it's he obviously there's like you see

00:11:33.440 in the video it comes you walk away there are those guys that are just telling you to move off which

00:11:38.780 kind of seemed a bit odd um yeah so you'll see here in just a second and that's see this yeah he comes

00:11:45.240 in here and right now uh just pause it right there so you you took out quite a few seconds in that

00:11:51.420 time frame that we're out of camera that's when the actual physical confrontation is is taking place

00:11:57.820 just outside of the camera so um he was on a combination of high strength painkillers and

00:12:03.260 alcohol that's what the police told me so in that state he wasn't feeling much so uh it was definitely

00:12:09.040 quite a quite a vigorous attempt from my end to to actually get it under control but even even after

00:12:14.860 he was bloodied and blood dripping on the floor he still he still wanted to wanted to keep going which I

00:12:20.540 thought was crazy but you know this is uh state of affairs in melbourne uh 2024 I guess and then the

00:12:27.660 cops took him down anyways he was charged uh got off with basically nothing which is which is why um

00:12:33.920 we ended up doing the story and we did the story because it's it's a crazy thing but it was about uh

00:12:39.100 you know you're advocating for people to have the right to self-defense and we started that petition

00:12:44.860 um on your behalf which uh I don't I haven't even looked at it today because I've been so busy but

00:12:52.640 uh we'll follow up on that now the reason why I think that that's kind of the segue not only because

00:12:57.880 we did the story on you literally yesterday um it's also because the today there is news um let me just

00:13:08.640 zoom out a little because on this screen there we go um like I said technical issues I'm going to

00:13:15.020 learn how to roll it as I'm doing it um so basically there's a 14 year old kid

00:13:22.100 who's one of the worst offenders in Victoria according to police

00:13:29.640 he he was on a three-day so a 14 year old accused of a three-day crime spree

00:13:36.500 who police described as one of our most police uh uh prolific youth offenders has been bailed for the

00:13:43.960 50th time for the 50th time yeah this this is Victoria are you surprised by this I'm not um

00:13:55.140 uh so I would say often not 50 times that's that's a bit wild yeah the question is at what point in

00:14:06.300 time does community safety get put before um offending somebody or taking these youth off the

00:14:13.600 street and uh although maybe a controversial opinion uh yes he's a teenager yes he's a youth

00:14:19.300 but that's still old enough to know better 100 percent lock him up the the the protection of the 0.69

00:14:25.520 the the 14 year old child who's committing adult offenses a 14 year old child can kill a 14 year

00:14:34.400 old child can seriously injure a 13 a 14 year old child can um can traumatize a victim just as much as

00:14:46.040 an adult there is no reason in the world why a child should get bailed a 14 year old there is no

00:14:53.720 reason in the world why a 14 year old should ever get bailed for violent offenses for 50 times

00:15:00.220 50 times Avi and this really sends the wrong message to the community and the youth of the

00:15:05.680 of our community that they can get away with violent crimes and nothing's going to happen to them

00:15:10.220 in fact the situation has become so so dire that these these people these young people they're

00:15:16.680 actually filming their crimes and posting them on the likes of instagram and snap snapchat and tiktok

00:15:22.980 uh videos of themselves stealing cars uh producing prohibited weapons so they've become so emboldened due

00:15:29.840 to our weak justice system that they're literally boasting about their crimes to the world and something

00:15:35.160 needs to be done about this Avi because you know uh victorians don't don't deserve to live in fear

00:15:40.920 and our population's already moving backwards and i dare say this would be just another uh sort of nail

00:15:46.360 in the coffin of people leaving our state unless something pretty significant changes um just so you

00:15:52.440 know yes i just looked at it now 1620 signatures for legalizing pepper spray so far uh i think this

00:15:59.560 issue i think it deserves a lot more i think more people are going to wake up as these violent crimes

00:16:05.300 i think people these kinds of things when it touches close to home people uh are more concerned about

00:16:12.840 it but 50 times i'd imagine that you know all 50 of his victims would have liked some pepper spray

00:16:20.820 um and it's one of those things that it's insane that time and time again victorians are left to

00:16:30.760 um just cop it and be the victims we're left defenseless we don't you know for people who don't know in

00:16:38.640 australia if you're watching from overseas there are no guns in australia there was the buyback in

00:16:43.720 um 20 90 90 96 so you can't have anything for self-defense not even pepper spray but

00:16:53.220 i just want to get your reaction on that today to be honest now there's someone there's someone

00:16:57.600 calling in in the way let me just take a look at who they are um this is gonna be the first one

00:17:01.520 what do we have there what's your name where are you from

00:17:05.740 hold on let's see all right uh let me add to guest two

00:17:16.740 hey how you doing thank you for patiently waiting

00:17:31.940 how you doing mate what's your name welcome welcome how are you i'm good i'm good i can see

00:17:43.060 some uh canadian oh there we go i recognize you sir how you doing i'm really good i had a hell of a

00:17:50.240 time trying to get on here yeah look it's it goes it goes in the waiting room i think you were starting

00:17:56.340 early so we had to uh pull you up so what time is it there for you it's uh almost 1 30 in the morning

00:18:04.260 tell me you stayed up for for morgan today i stayed up for morgan today hey hey thanks a lot sir you

00:18:13.080 know this this is the first time that we're meeting but uh these types of gestures will get you

00:18:18.220 everywhere so thanks a lot for being here and you know what it might be 1 30 in the morning but you

00:18:22.780 seem wide awake so so so tell us what are you thinking well i'm thinking i got this big jesus

00:18:30.440 thing in front of the picture here and i don't know how to get rid of it maybe i'll just push

00:18:35.120 cancel oh there we go we we can see you we can see you clearly tell me how what what what most of the

00:18:44.900 audience here are going to be aussies how do canadians feel about the state of australia at the

00:18:49.960 moment do you know what's going on with us or are you just so focused on your own problems with

00:18:53.940 justin trudeau oh uh oh my god i think there's uh there's so much horseshit going on in the whole

00:19:03.820 world today brazil uk tommy robinson uh it the world is uh can i swear yeah well this is on rumble so

00:19:13.560 nobody's kicking us off the uh i hope uh the the the viewers might have to block their ears

00:19:19.800 self-censor the world is pretty pretty fucked up and uh yeah uh i've never been so embarrassed to 0.90

00:19:29.980 be a canadian in my life as i am at this point in my life i think a lot of australians would feel the

00:19:37.660 same yeah but why why are you embarrassed uh well we have a a tyrant uh that is our prime minister

00:19:50.500 that is a coward a liar a cheater a greedy son of a bitch and all the people behind him are the same

00:20:01.200 and all the puppet masters up top that are controlling him are uh they're all the same

00:20:07.420 we just want to live our lives and and be free and they are trying to strip us of every shred of

00:20:16.780 dignity that we have in our lives i mean that's fine if you're young and you don't grown up and you don't

00:20:23.520 know any better but by fuck i've lived in this country my whole life and i've worked my ass off 0.91

00:20:29.060 and the last thing i need is some son of a bitch telling me what's what 1.00

00:20:33.720 i've got grandchildren yeah i i think we you know we all watched closely during the trucker convoy

00:20:41.240 through covid um victoria was pretty messed up but i don't think uh justin trudeau was far

00:20:47.960 in some ways he was worse they were actually locking people's accounts down at the time i remember

00:20:53.800 rebel news had to pay the staff two months in advance just in case that we just

00:20:58.600 concerned that this tyrant was going to shut down people's accounts let me let let's let's look at

00:21:05.700 look at um one of the other issues i've got up here and we'll see if you've got something similar

00:21:12.100 in canada let me pull up uh what do we got we got i think it's this screen so here at the moment i

00:21:18.840 don't know if you saw morgan there is a treaty in the park which is by uh the uh which council it is

00:21:29.560 is it it's in werribee but it is in uh uh which is is it the is it uh it's one of the victorian

00:21:38.660 councils

00:21:39.600 um um oh windham windham city council yeah that's the one so they are holding a treaty in the park at an

00:21:52.320 event uh it costs uh here we see the cost of this event so they've got all this other it looks fun

00:21:59.720 yeah it looks good community event general admission is 50 bucks unless you are mob so unless you're

00:22:09.360 aboriginal it's free well you know one of the issues we've seen here is what what actually

00:22:17.100 first of all what what constitutes uh somebody of being from aboriginal lineage because when when we

00:22:23.820 look at the activist class in this country you see people who are as as white as day uh who may have

00:22:29.340 you know one uh 100th indigenous blood but furthermore to that point avi i think that mostly in this in

00:22:35.540 this country we we just want australia to be a fair and equal uh land for everybody where uh everyone's

00:22:41.660 treated equally under the law where opportunities are presented equally to to everybody and i think

00:22:46.960 what this presents is is the emergence of a very dangerous uh two-tier society where certain certain

00:22:54.240 people by potential virtue of their lineage are granted um advantageous treatment over others and i

00:23:01.120 think it's a dangerous slope and it's i i would say it's something that we want to stay away from

00:23:06.320 what do you reckon mate do you guys have something similar there in canada happening

00:23:09.680 well i just watched uh i just watched ezra and the great group of rebels in uh toronto uh that uh

00:23:21.360 were there because of the uh hama people that are uh supporting hamas yep you know that whole struggle

00:23:29.360 going on there and uh to see uh one group of people getting preference over another uh from from what

00:23:42.080 i know in my whole life of being a canadian living in canada blah blah blah uh that is not correct

00:23:50.000 that's not right there's no way one group should get preference over another we had our uh we we still

00:23:58.560 got the struggle going on with the uh the natives or aboriginals i don't even know what you call

00:24:03.920 them anymore without being politically you gotta be careful on this channel yeah but jesus christ

00:24:10.960 get over it i mean it wasn't it wasn't me it wasn't our generation that caused us okay we're all

00:24:18.480 you know like get over it and let's move on the thing that that gets me with this whole thing is the

00:24:26.480 idea that you're gonna counter racism with racism how how can exactly i thought charging a different

00:24:40.720 rate based on somebody's race is the definition of racism you're literally segregating people based on

00:24:50.400 race so it is more expensive for the white man how does that make any sense well that's right and this

00:24:59.840 is the this is the classic paradox of the left turning into exactly what they purport to to be

00:25:06.640 against and um yeah this is turning on the white man in one instance but also there's plenty of white

00:25:14.320 people out there claiming to to be of a particular lineage uh seeking certain special treatment in

00:25:20.320 this society and again i just think that it's a slippery slope not one that we should go down i

00:25:26.400 would love to see the country come together maybe i'm a little bit too idealistic but this is just the

00:25:31.200 way i am uh and to all say that hey we're all australians we're all equal and yeah this the emergence of

00:25:38.400 this two-tier class system i think it's very dangerous and it's not going to go anywhere good

00:25:44.080 it's never gone anywhere good throughout history well we'll move on the another story making news at

00:25:51.120 the moment is australians are increasingly fed up with over the record immigration levels but it's that's 1.00

00:25:59.200 not just a headline because according to a new survey 49 of australians now feel like

00:26:05.760 immigration is too high and the reason why that's important that 49 is that that's a significant 1.00

00:26:13.440 increase from just 33 last year the cost of living and immigration are the issues that matter to most

00:26:23.040 aussies at the moment uh morgan what's your reaction to that yeah well we're in a time in history where

00:26:32.160 we've had over 10 consecutive interest rate rises we've got a housing crisis a cost of living crisis

00:26:39.520 the decisions made by our federal government have put our economy in a lot of turmoil and that's

00:26:45.200 reflected by the state of the australian dollar our buying power when compared to the us dollar and

00:26:52.080 coupled with uh such high immigration rates really the the average person out there is struggling and 0.99

00:26:59.440 feeling the pressure more than ever before so competing in a job marketplace that that's overcrowded

00:27:06.480 um competing for for property whereby the demand by far supersedes the supply it's uh it's no surprise

00:27:15.120 that australians are getting fed up with the large amount of immigration and you know with with these 1.00

00:27:21.280 tensions in the world rv and politics internationally becoming more and more polarizing australians i think

00:27:28.400 are feeling the pressure now more than ever in terms of uh immigration and more and more specifically

00:27:34.400 uh immigration that could uh in addition to what i've just mentioned be not conducive to our australian

00:27:41.200 values and our democratic uh principles so yeah australians are feeling it and this is going to be a key

00:27:47.280 topic getting into the federal election i'd say uh it's like looking in the mirror canada's got the

00:27:55.840 same issues yeah true actually just came out with some statements about immigration claiming that he's

00:28:02.320 going to uh pause immigration or temporarily pause immigration for a couple of years i'm not sure

00:28:08.400 where this policy is coming from but he made a very sanctimonious speech i i saw it on youtube there

00:28:13.680 a couple of days ago actually here and there i do keep tabs on our brothers and sisters from from

00:28:18.640 canada in the commonwealth as are we so i think we have very similar cultures and uh we we have to

00:28:25.680 show a bit more backbone i think which we're doing like our friends in the us uh in order to take

00:28:31.680 measurable steps to taking out our country back and i hope that canadians are feeling inspired by the

00:28:36.720 election of donald trump and his new cabinet and uh and now we're starting to organize politically is

00:28:42.080 that something that's you're seeing more in canada now that the right uniting

00:28:48.560 personally i have never talked to anybody in the last well even before uh avi across america

00:28:58.400 i haven't talked to anybody that wasn't pro trump could not wait for trump to get in because we i mean

00:29:09.040 you know we all looked at it going man if if that other one gets in uh that that's gonna be the

00:29:17.440 demise of all of us like because we're so we're so tied to the u.s it was a scary thought wasn't it

00:29:24.480 it was a scary oh absolutely uh and uh uh actually to be quite honest with you i'm on uh uh x right i get

00:29:36.320 the little blue check mark and such and uh i actually sent a message to trump and i doubt he

00:29:42.880 got it but i said you know when you get in could you please get rid of trudeau and the liberals

00:29:49.440 but but i i think canada's looking kind of positive in that direction uh trudeau's in the polls is

00:29:56.880 getting smashed from what i understand pia poliev is right up um i i think pia poliev is known 0.77

00:30:04.480 around the world for one particular interview hold on i'll pull it up while uh while you guys

00:30:10.640 continue the chat because i think this is like for australian viewers to see who is likely going to be

00:30:18.080 the next um you uh canadian prime minister god willing um are there any from are there any up

00:30:29.520 and coming candidates for the uh prime prime ministership uh anyone looking uh patriotic

00:30:37.120 they want to make canada great again somebody for the people to rally behind well absolutely pia poliev

00:30:44.880 uh and here you go i'll pull out this here watch this yeah this is for aussies you don't know who

00:30:56.560 this is basically um in australian terms the peter dutton of of of canada he's doing far better than

00:31:05.120 dutton is doing here in the polls and this this will explain why oh one second did i kill the sound

00:31:12.480 hell to actually find young people to to do work and of course housing is a problem and health care

00:31:18.720 is a problem as you was mentioned earlier the hospital here gets closed quite frequently nothing

00:31:24.240 to do with vaccinations i don't believe it's it's a doctor issue it's more shortage of doctors

00:31:29.120 um so what do you do in the meantime i mean there's you've got lots of plans for for building houses

00:31:34.240 etc but in the sort of immediate spectrum what would you do to create a a a blue seal test to

00:31:44.080 quickly license the 20 000 immigrant doctors we have in canada um many of them are prevented from

00:31:51.520 ever working and they give up on getting a job as a doctor and they end up taking low-wage work for the

00:31:56.160 rest of their lives i just want you to see i'm proposing a simple blue seal testing standard that

00:32:01.280 would apply right across canada take the test get the license get to work within 60 days okay and i

00:32:07.120 mean that obviously you're going to encounter some opposition from the college of of uh medicine etc

00:32:12.320 across the provinces so how do you deal with that issue we push forward but there's not easy street

00:32:17.360 leads to a dead end um the best hard roads lead to the best destinations we're not going to we're no

00:32:22.320 longer going to accept that this or that gatekeeping bureaucracy stands in the way of obvious common

00:32:26.080 sense solutions um the it is unacceptable that 20 000 doctors can i gotta find a better one where it's

00:32:33.920 to the point where he just eats the apple where he's eating the apple yeah that's great

00:32:41.600 it's what made him well i think elon musk tweeted at one point and he was just like this guy is

00:32:48.160 oh here we go on the on the topic i mean in terms of your sort of strategy currently you're obviously

00:32:54.720 taking the populist uh pathway um what does that mean well appealing appealing to people's uh more

00:33:03.440 emotional levels i would guess um i mean certainly certainly you certainly you tap certainly you tap

00:33:09.120 uh very strong ideological language quite frequently like what uh left wing you know this and that right

00:33:17.120 wing you know i mean it's that that type of ideological i never really talk about left or right anyways

00:33:22.000 a lot of i don't really believe in that okay a lot of people would would say that you're simply

00:33:26.560 taking a page out of the donald trump uh like which people would say that well i'm sure a great

00:33:33.520 many canadians you train this guy how good is he i don't know who but well you're the one who asked

00:33:39.120 the question so yeah you must know somebody okay i'm sure there's some out there but anyways the

00:33:44.960 the point of the point of the like that i like his answers i like he's not allowing this journalist

00:33:54.400 person or whoever's asking the questions to corner him in any way shape or form so people are saying

00:33:59.200 this which well you've used ideological language what ideological language yeah he's uh he's on the

00:34:05.280 ball charismatic as well you know he's chill i think that that that that that clip is what defines

00:34:11.680 that guy and i hope for canada's sake that he is the next um pm but i'm everything's kind of

00:34:18.800 indicating that it's it's leading that way australia is australia generally follows uh america and

00:34:26.160 i think canada and australia kind of follow that road as well um as well as the brit so i think the

00:34:33.440 world is headed in in a much better direction to be honest you've got to look at australia in our context

00:34:40.800 we followed the left so wildly so we went so far left because america had this

00:34:48.560 woke nutty administration and so australia thought oh yeah that's a cool thing to do let's do that

00:34:54.880 and our entire country so from federal and every state became a left wing um

00:35:00.720 um completely uh voted out the right and it was it was far left you know between sense sense there's

00:35:08.800 hardly any center left in power it was like the more more left wing you were leaning the the the

00:35:14.800 the bigger you were was your government so um i think in australia we we are and i think you're

00:35:22.320 going to see it around the world you're going to see that shift now when people have woken up because

00:35:27.040 everybody's suffering in the same way in in america the issues that people were talking about there was

00:35:32.720 cost of living and immigration the same things as we're talking about here and the woke is deaf 0.98

00:35:41.840 to those issues everything to them is about the culture wars about transgender rights and uh you know

00:35:50.240 demanding that men can play in women's sports because that's the most important thing somehow 1.00

00:35:56.640 whilst also arguing that men are all misogynist but it's the the intersection of all these crazy uh

00:36:06.640 identity politics they kind of crash somewhere where they make no sense and they don't realize

00:36:12.000 that the rest of the world looks at that now so like your average person isn't act isn't that dumb

00:36:17.520 anymore the average person is not is not falling for the woke feel-good politics because

00:36:24.400 they actually have to pay their bills every week and those bills have gone up

00:36:32.400 but they're only waking up because because people realize that um

00:36:38.080 like people are not falling for firstly uh the way they they demonize people based on words so where

00:36:45.520 they just call people nazis or they where they just label people to silence their political view

00:36:52.080 and they're going hold on trump is the perfect example they they they they demonize him so badly

00:36:59.520 and there's a period there where i think some people were convinced and now people had you know

00:37:04.960 americans had four bad years forget about the rest of the world we all suffered because of uh the the 1.00

00:37:11.520 the current administration but americans suffered four bad years and they go people go you know what

00:37:16.800 it's not it's not even i don't believe it like we had four years of him he didn't rob democracy he

00:37:24.320 didn't end democracy he didn't become that thing they said he was going to do and things were just much

00:37:29.600 better on a day-to-day basis on the things that actually affect me which is you know the cost of living

00:37:37.280 and they put it down to a few things including the immigration like in america it's a different

00:37:42.800 immigration problem than we have here but it is a big problem 1.00

00:37:49.840 well and you know i think one of the other takeaways is uh americans going into the election of which we

00:37:57.600 just witnessed they had two terms of very uh different presidents to observe obviously with

00:38:05.120 joe biden and before that donald trump so they had the like a side-by-side comparison of how america was

00:38:12.400 going what were the grocery prices what was happening with taxation what occurred with the trade deals

00:38:19.040 what ha what what changes were put forward or not put forward with american manufacturing and so

00:38:25.120 what we saw and what avi uh so brilliantly highlighted from his videos avi across america

00:38:31.840 were such a large cohort of the population and new demographics that most likely in the past never

00:38:39.840 would have supported trump for various reasons most likely in relation to what had been said on the

00:38:45.920 mainstream media but they were now supporting trump and there were even a lot of i noticed closet

00:38:50.880 case trump supporters saying well i don't like trump as a personality but his policies are really good

00:38:56.320 and energy was cheaper and we're bringing back our manufacturing and we were engaging in responsible

00:39:01.200 immigration and we had less of a crisis at the border so i think that now that uh the the so-called uh

00:39:08.240 wokeness has been more so exposed and ridiculed on such a huge level uh the the average person out there

00:39:16.000 are really starting to realize that uh we we need to we need to take our politics seriously and you

00:39:21.920 know you you may not like somebody's personality or mannerisms but what's most important are

00:39:27.840 the policies or more specifically policies that lead to the betterment of regular people's lives our

00:39:33.520 freedom uh having money in the bank at the end of the month that would be a great change for so many

00:39:38.320 people and i think that we're just seeing the beginning i think the trump effect is going to take

00:39:43.280 shape worldwide canada i'm sure will follow suit already here in australia just on x i see so

00:39:49.200 many accounts saying hey we need a department of government efficiency hey we need a donald trump

00:39:55.280 here in australia we need an elon musk hey we need our self-defense rights back again and by the way

00:40:00.480 legalizepepperspray.com go and sign the petition but i think that we're living in an exciting time right

00:40:06.080 now there's a transition away from establishment focused politics to people focused politics and and

00:40:11.520 we're all at the forefront of this so you know gentlemen i think that the fight's begun but

00:40:15.520 we've got a lot to look forward to you made it you made a comment there earlier about uh the statement

00:40:22.800 that trudeau made about the immigration and and tear and taking it down well yeah he caught the problem

00:40:30.560 to begin with or him him and his group of merry bandits or whatever they are and but uh uh as embarrassed

00:40:39.920 as i am as a canadian the next embarrassing thing for me is i can't imagine how embarrassed i'm gonna

00:40:48.800 be when christia freeland and and uh and uh trudeau go down and negotiate with donald trump it's gonna be

00:40:58.800 hilarious i think that's i think that's a perfect segue into this um next uh issue that's making news at

00:41:05.840 the moment the albanese government's misinformation bill of uh bill is uh some are calling it an act of

00:41:14.480 aggression um against the trump administration trump has certainly taken a very strong or the or the

00:41:22.320 administration has taken a very strong uh position when it comes to uh internet censorship when it comes

00:41:30.240 to specifically in europe and and with mask they've issued warnings that if the if if if the european uh

00:41:40.320 what is it called the european union uh tries to censor x they're going to or or target elon musk in which

00:41:50.160 they've said they they will at times they were threatening even potential arrest warrants if he doesn't comply with

00:41:57.360 their authoritarian censorship rules and the new administration which which elon is going to be a

00:42:05.360 part of but they're saying that they jd vance recently said that they want to tie uh nato

00:42:13.200 cooperation and support to american values and that includes freedom of speech and they say if you're

00:42:20.720 going to target people like elon musk well don't expect us to support standing which makes perfect sense 0.99

00:42:27.120 to me because it's like if we if you want our support to fight for your values then we we surely

00:42:33.200 we've got to be sharing those values if you're starting to arrest people like elon musk for standing

00:42:39.760 up for freedom of speech then we don't share those values why would we fight for you why would why would

00:42:45.120 we spend our taxpayer dollars why would our boots on the ground why would our our military what why would

00:42:50.560 we help you fight your wars if if the whole idea and that's the argument why is america why do you

00:42:57.680 have allies why is america fighting for freedom so often and you can agree and disagree with their

00:43:03.680 interventionist um idea and trump's a bit anti it himself but the idea that america has always fought

00:43:10.880 for freedom it's like hold on a second if they're not if if that's the even just the excuse as to why we

00:43:17.760 get into conflict then if you're not even pretending to stand for freedom why should america have your

00:43:24.480 back well well that's that's exactly right arvin you've raised quite a few uh very very relevant

00:43:30.560 points there you know there's one train of thought in terms of of geopolitics and alliances between nations

00:43:37.280 uh that pertains to economics and finance but there's another that pertains to values which i think

00:43:43.440 uh the the proof is really in the reality of of some of the strongest alliances we see in the world

00:43:50.080 today we see uh china and iran becoming uh quite close and and china working very closely with some

00:43:56.240 other authoritarian regimes yet we look across the pond and we see of course uh security alliances

00:44:02.400 between the united states uk canada australia japan we we look at countries that you could just that

00:44:09.360 one could describe as as uh as sister democracy so now especially with trump in power and elon musk and

00:44:16.880 such strong supporters of civil liberties and freedom i think it it only makes sense to uh further

00:44:24.240 solidify and strengthen these relationships and should there be a member of these packs that i suppose

00:44:30.880 walks the other direction away from freedom towards tyranny towards censorship towards suppressing the rights of

00:44:37.680 its citizens it really uh begs the question uh whether or not we can uh genuine genuinely proclaim to

00:44:44.720 hold the same values of our very important security partners so i i think that this is going to be a

00:44:51.520 fork in the road for our country which ultimately is not going to be determined by those in power i was

00:44:58.240 listening to a certain independent mp speak before on sky news and i'm not going to mention her name for

00:45:03.840 now but she was actually defending the misinformation bill claim and you know what her argument was it

00:45:10.480 was that elon musk should not be the arbiter of truth and what an absolute misrepresentation of

00:45:16.240 the facts there on x it is absolutely undeniable that elon allows this is a it is a labor a labor

00:45:24.800 strongly disagrees with right and um just my final point x is actually the greatest uh platform for

00:45:31.840 discourse because of the community notes so should there be disinformation or misinformation elon

00:45:37.120 musk has actually said well here at x we're not going to be the arbiter of truth okay we don't want

00:45:42.720 any governments to be the arbiter of truth we want you the community to make the community notes to put

00:45:47.680 your important reference your arguments reference the state the statements of which you are making

00:45:53.760 and let's put it out there in the public square let's debate it let's battle and let's get to the

00:45:58.640 truth now that that is the greatest uh platform for discussing ideas so um i think that the australian

00:46:05.120 people are realizing that reality and those who those who oppose it those who want censorship those who

00:46:10.400 want to crush uh opposing views they're not going to last in this country it was a lab i'm assuming a labor

00:46:18.000 uh um uh a labor an independent hack an independent labor hack yeah so there is it one of the uh

00:46:30.560 senators that's aligning themselves with so voting for it what why are you hiding the name it's a member

00:46:37.680 of the lower house so the lower house so they already vote um it doesn't it looks like it might not pass i

00:46:43.280 know canada had a similar bill did that ever pass the uh the misinformation bill in canada which i think

00:46:50.640 is very similar to this i think well we had a situation uh where uh uh the liberals got in trouble

00:47:00.880 and uh the uh actually the speaker of the house uh surprisingly enough is a liberal uh but uh they asked it

00:47:11.600 it was the whole green slush fund thing and uh the opposition asked for the documents uh to do with

00:47:20.720 this green slush fund i can't remember the actual name of it uh to be given over to the rcmp to

00:47:29.600 investigate it and liberals have refused to do it so the speaker of the house said no more bills no more

00:47:38.960 business can be done in our uh parliament and it's been weeks now where they can't pass another bill

00:47:48.160 uh in the house they're stalled uh they can't do anymore and i don't understand the whole process

00:47:58.800 but uh apparently that's where we're at and they and they are refusing to hand over the unredacted documents

00:48:07.120 so you guys are really you call it the online harms act uh well that's that's one yeah is that the

00:48:18.320 one is that the misinformation one i think there's a look for some canadian bills as well and then

00:48:28.800 the covet preparedness act or or something like that something about being prepared for the next there's a

00:48:34.960 couple did this one did this one ever pass the online i wonder if yeah well you see i just i just

00:48:45.520 uh very recently learned what an omnibus bill was i didn't know before but they they can slip in a

00:48:53.920 whole bunch of into a bill that's labeled as such uh like an online harms bill for example but they can

00:49:03.280 slip things in there like uh oh you can't talk positively about uh oil and gas being a good thing

00:49:11.760 or that's uh you're going to be arrested so much crap so here they go totally unbelievable so

00:49:24.320 illegal and offensive online content is also regulated by the online safety act yeah it is 2021 the act

00:49:30.080 establishes an online content scheme which is designed to protect consumers particularly

00:49:34.880 children that's exactly what they do that's what they're doing now with this um

00:49:39.040 the uh banning under 16 in australia everyone's copying each other it's like if something works

00:49:44.480 they they they call me for exposure harmful material the online content scheme allows members of

00:49:49.920 public to make complaints to e-safety it's exactly the same about illegal offensive content and

00:49:57.040 these have to assess the complaints it's wild oh it's all photocopied oh no wait this is ours

00:50:03.440 hold on this one's our one oh uh they talk about they talk about uh in one of those bills i'm not

00:50:11.360 sure i think it's the online arms bill they talk about the fact that uh uh i can go to a judge and tell

00:50:20.320 him that i think there's somebody over there that's going to say something hateful in the future and

00:50:27.680 that person hasn't done anything wrong yet but if if i can convince this judge that this person might

00:50:35.760 say something hateful in the future uh he can impose restrictions on these people uh to an nth degree

00:50:46.080 and that person has no idea who it was that ratted them out or if that's the term and then that person

00:50:55.760 has to pay me twenty thousand dollars and the government fifty thousand dollars and i couldn't

00:51:01.680 believe it was in that bill until i came home i was actually where i heard that was at the justice

00:51:08.080 center for constitutional freedom in down in calgary when ezra got the award for uh for uh the george

00:51:16.560 jonas freedom award and i don't know there was an omnibus bill uh here in victoria where we lived

00:51:24.480 during during covert and and and the bill was composed of such a diverse and broad range of of different

00:51:31.040 topics but nestled in the bill where provisions for what you could and couldn't say about covert 19

00:51:36.480 uh people online who may potentially breach the covert restrictions in the future and what measures

00:51:43.120 can be undertaken to determine what somebody's future actions may be and uh of of course uh many

00:51:49.520 of us uh concerned that our state was turning into a dystopian nightmare and then well avi covered

00:51:55.120 covert on the ground and i was i was protesting at every rally and i can tell you that was uh most definitely

00:52:00.400 dystopian so uh yeah and we we need people in office who are going to take responsibility and

00:52:07.280 act and genuinely serve the public which is the position description right a public servant to

00:52:12.480 serve in the interest of the common man and woman not to trample on their rights it's so funny reading

00:52:17.760 this because you know i got confused i jumped to an australian page accidentally because we were

00:52:21.120 obviously in australia so it's it automatically um uh took me to the australian but it's the same

00:52:28.560 language exactly saying the online times act will establish a digital safety commission

00:52:32.960 so the safety commission same as is canada the framework the digital safety ombudsman of canada

00:52:39.280 to be a resource for users it's always and victims and advocate for online safety and digital safety

00:52:45.600 office and support to support that like this is the biggest crock it's the same as what is in

00:52:50.320 australia but i don't think this is past it which it says it was table i'm not that familiar with

00:52:55.360 canadians but bill c 63 says it was tabled in the house of commons on may 30 2024 is the house of

00:53:04.880 commons your upper house lower house houses are working canada does it have to pass two houses

00:53:10.320 i couldn't tell you that honestly um anyways it's interesting to see that it is the same exact

00:53:17.200 nonsense all right well you know policies are really are really um you know from international

00:53:24.160 think tanks and different committees say within the world economic forum where you've got these

00:53:28.800 unelected bureaucrats from different countries meeting and discussing what they consider should

00:53:34.080 be global governance and that's literally the terminology they use and then of course participating

00:53:39.280 member states like canada and australia will take these policies um write them up as bills

00:53:45.680 introduce those bills to state territory and federal parliament and then all of a sudden it we're

00:53:51.920 sharing identical legislation and experiencing the same problems so uh this this is why it's great to

00:53:58.560 have these conversations across borders because the concerns of the canadian people and the british

00:54:04.000 people and the australian people in regards to our freedom they're really all the same concerns

00:54:08.880 well they're they're taught they're definitely having the conversations because all almost all their uh

00:54:15.680 language is uh is the same so when when the so-called leaders and those in charge are all discussing

00:54:24.800 and plotting and scheming against the people i think it's only uh the the best reaction is for

00:54:31.520 the people of those countries to also come together and work out what works in fighting it because

00:54:36.320 whatever is going to work here or work in canada will help us here in australia if somebody's

00:54:41.680 successful in fighting whether it's constitutional challenge or whatever it is and we saw that during

00:54:46.640 covert everything that we applied in canada we applied here as well and we had we had wins and and

00:54:52.080 it taught us um how how to fight it in fact we were able to use precedence in other countries

00:54:59.120 in uh in in some of our high court or supreme and um so higher court challenges anyways let's uh

00:55:07.440 move on bring on the screen again i've got something i i think what is that just like to put it more i

00:55:13.520 would just like to say one more thing i don't know what it's like in in australia uh but uh in canada i

00:55:21.360 truly believe that uh we have had it so good in this country for so long that we've all become

00:55:28.480 apathetic and nobody really knows how the hell to stand up um yeah i think that's yeah similarities

00:55:36.960 in australia for sure um but i think i think finally there there are more and more people

00:55:43.600 in our country waking up looking to take action not voting for the major parties instead supporting

00:55:49.840 a smaller parties that are really taking a stand in the name of freedom and and and we hope for

00:55:54.640 that trend to to continue but yeah here in australia we've had it so good for so long people became very

00:56:00.160 complacent why pay attention to politics so while we were busy working and enjoying our lives and

00:56:05.680 spending time with our families the um the far left wing politically and ideologically crazed cohort of

00:56:14.240 our population were sinking their teeth into the institutions getting elected to council

00:56:19.600 writing the laws that dictate how we live and now we have a big mess to clean up but

00:56:24.960 there's a lot of people out there motivated to to pick up a mop and a broom so let's go yeah um

00:56:31.360 just quickly before we move on anyone that does want to join there was a couple people trying to call

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00:56:45.520 the join the show button at below the episode and you'll be put into a waiting room and uh we will

00:56:54.240 happy just before we end the show tonight um have you on for a quick comment so let's have a reaction to

00:57:00.560 uh this one uh i found this in conclusion we simply have to develop new laws to ban fossil fuels and use

00:57:10.000 more renewable sources of energy as well as change our eating habits if we are to ensure a safe and

00:57:16.640 sustainable environment for future generations what do you reckon you're talking about that fake beef

00:57:22.880 isn't she yeah what do you reckon we'll go vegan for the climate you you're down well we all eat

00:57:30.720 we're gonna eat crickets for protein

00:57:35.360 what do you reckon would you be happy no i mean you know the the sooner this argument is just

00:57:42.320 you know completely squashed um you know the the better it is you're talking about marine faruki

00:57:48.160 here who has had a very successful career owns property is on a very uh handsome salary i'm sure

00:57:55.280 has no problem affording solar panels for the roof of her house meanwhile the rest of australia suffering

00:58:00.880 under a cost of living and being dictated to by this uh political elitist ruling class what food we're

00:58:07.680 going to put onto our plates and uh making this uh this this crazy uh hypothetical claim that somehow

00:58:14.560 changing our eating habits is going to save the environment what she's really talking about is

00:58:18.640 stop eating meat but of course we need our meat we need our protein um can't say that i'm on the

00:58:24.320 carnivore diet but it's you know close to it and i say that uh people probably need to eat more meat

00:58:30.480 more protein cut down on the carbohydrates and uh you know let's make australia healthy again

00:58:35.920 it very much remind everybody yeah go on go on wait oh i was just i i gotta say uh my only saving grace

00:58:47.040 is i live in alberta and uh in alberta canada our uh our premier danielle smith is an absolute rock star

00:58:58.240 uh yeah and i am supporting her with everything i can do i don't have a lot of money so i can't

00:59:06.080 donate a whole bunch of stuff unless i win a lottery one day but uh i am i volunteered i was at the agm in

00:59:15.920 november 1st and 2nd in red deer it was the largest political gathering in canadian history

00:59:22.240 and uh our premier got 91 and a half percent support from the membership and uh and and she

00:59:33.040 is going to donald trump's inauguration she ain't listening to justin trudeau and steven gibault

00:59:40.560 and all those people we got here trying to destroy our province she's an absolute warrior and i am going

00:59:47.840 to support her with everything i've got as much as i can good man i think she she's a man you know i

00:59:56.320 think that's so important when when when one of our own rises up and begins to make political waves

01:00:03.360 the the best thing that people can do is rally behind that person and you know even if it's

01:00:08.960 not financial when it comes to election time get out there and volunteer put on a t-shirt hand out a

01:00:14.400 how to vote card make phone calls because uh you know these people are really sacrificing a lot in

01:00:20.960 the name of standing for freedom and supporting their their fellow canadians in your case sir in our

01:00:27.520 case australians so if there's a key takeaway from this support those who are putting their putting their

01:00:32.880 neck on the line look at the difference between that and this marine faruki is you know she's probably 1.00

01:00:44.480 she would be in the top um point one of um i guess her her carbon footprint would be the worst in the 1.00

01:00:57.440 point one of the world point one percent of the world like you're talking about marine faruki who i

01:01:02.560 i would love to see how often she travels she flies remember in australia we we are super privileged

01:01:09.440 the country that she came to because she wanted to enjoy um our way of life here she actually just

01:01:19.040 successfully sued pauline hansen for telling her to go back to where she came from if she's not happy here

01:01:25.280 um there's obviously an appeal so we're not going to tell her to go back to where she came from

01:01:31.440 at this stage but uh what i would say is that it's wild she certainly has come here she's enjoying the

01:01:40.560 privilege she's she lives off the um the public dime she you know she's a well-paid politician she spends 1.00

01:01:50.880 most of her days um these days the last year hating on jews you know this is somebody that cries about

01:01:59.440 racism and this and that but you you see her you know there are photos of her in front of literally 0.69

01:02:05.680 signs where they've got star of david's and putting him in the bin um this kind of hateful hypocrite 0.60

01:02:11.840 uh is the last thing that we need in politics and we need more of uh um what wade was showing us

01:02:21.120 danielle smith we wouldn't mind i'm gonna further that with just a couple of little financial points

01:02:25.920 here uh i mean this is coming from the the daily mail so for this um this woman who's in a very

01:02:32.480 privileged position there in the australian parliament to be dictating how other australians

01:02:37.040 should live well pretty easy for her to say on an mp salary but further to that uh an article

01:02:43.680 published just back in july stating that she has uh she's set to reap an 850 000 windfall from an

01:02:49.680 upcoming uh property sale um we see that she also owns a 500 meter squared parcel of land in lahore

01:02:57.760 her partner also uh only owning property additional income from investment properties so she's somebody who

01:03:05.760 has most definitely benefited so so very greatly from living in australia and and taking advantage

01:03:12.960 of the opportunities that are here for everyone and we'd just like to see a bit more gratitude which

01:03:18.320 i think is an understatement so don't tell us how to live don't try to trample all over our freedoms

01:03:23.840 be respectful of people's uh choices to uh choose what food they they want to put on their table and it's

01:03:31.280 exactly this type of attitude that we need to get rid of in this country it's uh it's not good it's not

01:03:37.200 becoming of a uh member of parliament um i do just want to point out yeah go on go and wait i just

01:03:46.640 finished reading the book 1984 for the first time in my life and uh i swear to god that was required

01:03:56.560 reading for the wef and the who and every lefty and the face of the planet they said oh that's that's a

01:04:06.320 good idea let's do it a shout out to uh rook sean fernando who's uh watching with fomo his wife just sent

01:04:17.040 me a video of him watching um he's feeling this is the problem with rook sean he needs to replace

01:04:25.920 rook sean needs to get himself a rebel plus membership so that he can join this stream

01:04:31.920 absolutely what are you waiting for rook sean if you want to be part of this there's a spot for you um

01:04:39.360 uh i crack myself up rebel news is absolutely phenomenal i love you guys okay um this was morgan

01:04:56.880 you actually sent me the sent me this waga mardi gras calls for help as top sponsors pull out what are we

01:05:03.760 seeing this on this is q news what's q is that queer news i want to know you're on queer news

01:05:11.920 what are your thoughts on on this av why do you think sponsors are pulling out

01:05:15.600 yeah well organizers do they say here why are they saying they're pulling out or they don't know

01:05:22.880 well this is a trend that we're really seeing emerge from different countries in the western world

01:05:28.960 we've seen major backlash in the past where companies have gone to work in in the in the united

01:05:34.960 states there was a very prolific example of i believe it was budweiser that received such tremendous

01:05:41.200 backlash for their ultra work stance there was actually a significant boycott and i think that as

01:05:48.800 as the uh wokeness uh prevails as sorry as the wokeness continues to roll out around the world more

01:05:55.520 and more people are actually rejecting it and i think we're going to see uh this is really a avalanche

01:06:01.760 effect yeah it's interesting so they're saying that their biggest sponsors which is um charleston

01:06:09.600 university and coles uh i have i i i'm taking have pulled out yeah so without their support

01:06:16.800 it's interesting and i i wonder if uh big um uh national

01:06:27.760 so you know coles and woolies have often gotten involved in the in the political debates on all

01:06:35.120 sorts of issues more woolworths are building holes yeah and and it's not due to due to financial issues

01:06:41.440 issues and this was also this was this was originally reported on by the abc and we we know that coles

01:06:48.080 of course has has plenty of money in the bank holding such a significant market share from the the

01:06:53.840 supermarket economy there choosing not to back this particular cause so i would say this is definitely

01:07:01.120 no accident as the saying reigns true go woke go broke and i'd say this is indicative of uh future

01:07:09.120 trends avi so i i think a lot of people will be very happy to see this actually i think that it's

01:07:15.680 it it's it's funny when they call when they host when they call these things family friendly

01:07:20.880 family friendly pride festival it's like i have no i don't i don't care like go and go and have your

01:07:28.240 parties but just keep kids out of it what why are we it's that's like doing that's like porn hub

01:07:34.080 for kids do you do you take your kids to you know the sexpo no that there's a reason why so i just

01:07:41.920 the idea that this is a family friendly event is just laughable to me it's an adults 18 plus event

01:07:49.920 and if coles wants to sponsor porn hub they can sponsor porn hub and the market will react however they mark

01:07:58.240 they react and the same as this i'm sure that they've copped a lot of backlash in the past

01:08:03.280 for getting involved with things like this which blur the lines um between i was that i was at a rally

01:08:13.680 at the alberta legislature here in edmonton the other day the alberta legislature is where uh danielle

01:08:19.680 smith and uh our that's our head of government in alberta is that the legislature in edmonton and i was

01:08:27.760 at a rally there the other day uh and uh they had uh some uh people there that had transitioned from uh

01:08:40.160 males to females and they now they were de-transitioning or or yeah i guess de-transitioning

01:08:47.360 they and they spoke uh they also had a uh a person there who had transitioned from a male to a female

01:08:58.560 and was totally okay with all of it they had a speaker there from uh gays against grooming from i

01:09:07.120 think ontario this guy was from i'm not sure anyway but uh every one of them said leave the kids out of

01:09:15.520 it that that it's in our schools now my children my personal children are now adults with my

01:09:24.480 grandchildren and so i really didn't know what was happening in the schools but they're teaching

01:09:30.480 that shit in the schools and i was like what no way and i couldn't believe it and then i found it 0.80

01:09:38.000 to be true and i was i was like appalled so keep the kids out of it you can go be an l b g t double q i 0.98

01:09:48.800 don't give a shit but leave the kids out of it yeah exactly right that's exactly right and to say it's 0.76

01:09:56.240 the same right here in australia and it's happened in a very subversive manner where these uh these

01:10:01.840 hyper sexualized theoretical notions have made their way into our curriculum under our department

01:10:08.640 of education and so often unbeknownst to parents that uh this this content has actually entered our

01:10:15.200 schools and probably in canada i'm presuming you have some similar laws here in australia whereby

01:10:21.040 parents uh don't have to be made aware of such content in schools and you know here in the state

01:10:26.800 of victoria which is probably one of the worst children can actually visit doctors in this in

01:10:32.640 schools and have secret meetings with doctors where they're prescribed with drugs including but not

01:10:37.920 limited to hormone therapies uh again not necessarily with their parents knowledge or consent so

01:10:45.360 this just further highlights why we as a people need to push back as strongly as we can against this

01:10:51.280 anti-human agenda because literally future generations are depending on us taking a moral stance

01:10:56.720 and sticking to it well danielle smith the ucp party in alberta has changed that now they've changed

01:11:04.560 the the rules in the schools now where parents have to opt in instead of opt they used to have to opt out

01:11:12.880 if their kids were going to be taught anything sexual or anything like that but her uh danielle smith and 0.99

01:11:20.240 ucp party just changed that in the schools in alberta where the parents now have to opt in so

01:11:26.560 the teachers have to let the parents know if their child is going to go uh with another pronoun or

01:11:34.640 another name or another litter box or whatever the hell they're doing and uh they have to let the

01:11:40.640 parents know and then the parents have to give their consent for their children to not go to that class

01:11:48.080 and there will be no retribution if the child opts out well that's uh that's the reason why daniel

01:11:55.600 is my hero i think that is the that that that is the way that is the shift that is going to come the

01:12:01.600 pendulum is going to swing the other way it went a bit uh insanely woke for a few years there i think um

01:12:09.760 what we've seen in america is a pushback to that and what we're hopefully going to see in canada and

01:12:14.560 australia is furthermore um is going to be further of a bigger indication another indication that um

01:12:22.720 that pendulum is swinging right back um because the insanity of it all is clear to most to the average

01:12:30.640 normal person on that note i want to thank everyone for joining us tonight i want to thank

01:12:36.320 morgan again uh we'll have you on next week as well where can people find you

01:12:41.040 across all social media my username is the same morgan c jonas one word facebook x instagram telegram

01:12:51.760 and uh tick tock and of course here on yes i have a tick tock account wow you've joined the chinese

01:12:58.480 can't beat them join them so well someone's gonna take your data no matter what right um so uh obviously

01:13:06.400 guys go and follow morgan you can see him next week here on the mini report again at 7 p.m on

01:13:13.040 tuesdays we'll start with once a week uh at the moment um we'll build on that i'm really excited i

01:13:19.120 felt like my head was ready for all sorts of issues we had no issues um a couple people who tried to call

01:13:25.200 in early clearly didn't want to wait around um way thank you for joining us and spending giving us so much

01:13:33.120 of your time thank you do you if you want anyone if you do want anyone to follow you on any platform

01:13:40.880 uh let us know now so people can hear you hold on a sec oh just hold on oh one sec what are you

01:13:51.280 wearing you have to show us your shirt i'm loving this is my that's your phone this this is my real

01:13:58.560 freedom guy that is a true freedom guy i am never getting i am never getting a smartphone

01:14:05.280 as a matter of fact i bought the website for canada www.smartphonefreechildhood for canada

01:14:16.400 and it's powered by wix and uh i put all of my money has gone into it i'm not asking for any donations

01:14:25.680 at all or anything like that all i want to do is eliminate internet access on portable electronic

01:14:33.920 devices for children because i have grandchildren and us adults if there is any fucking adults out 0.98

01:14:42.000 there anymore if we don't stand up and do something i don't like the world my grandchildren are growing

01:14:48.320 into right i love your passion mate um there you go you've you've given us a a url what was that url

01:14:56.080 again so people can look have a look uh www.smartphonefreechildhood.ca i'm gonna make my kids

01:15:06.640 read that entire website tonight and then if they don't listen i'm gonna send them to canada

01:15:12.480 and you're gonna have to deal with them smartphone it looks way better the canadian movement no donations

01:15:19.520 requested this is a this is a a pursuit based on um based on passion i can see that guys um thanks

01:15:27.680 again and i i got that idea from the uk they started it a whatsapp group but because i don't have a

01:15:36.720 smartphone i couldn't do any whatsapp so i had to buy a website

01:15:43.760 makes sense love the passion guys your mini report dot com you can uh next week same time same place

01:15:51.840 and hopefully more of you stick around to join us live in studio because that's what this one

01:15:58.000 is about i don't want it just to be myself and morgan speaking and as much as we love wade we want

01:16:04.960 more of you to get involved i'm trying i'm trying

Rebel News Podcast - November 19, 2024

AVI YEMINI ｜ Welcome to The Yemini Report - Episode 01

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