Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ Trudeau makes life unaffordable, Court won't define woman, Unhinged mask protesters

00:00:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to our daily roundup the rebel news daily live stream

00:00:20.760 i am your co-host mary ugolini and i'm joined with our bc correspondent drea humphrey

00:00:27.240 and uh if you don't know today is tuesday august 29th it's hard to keep track these days um before

00:00:34.480 we get into our housekeeping and some of the news items how are you doing drea good i'm glad it's not

00:00:41.180 just me who's it's hard to keep track the days my goodness i think there's so much news out there

00:00:47.720 that it's uh you're always on the hamster wheel chasing it so but i'm doing good and glad to be

00:00:54.420 on the show yeah likewise and it's always fun to when the two of us get together i always enjoy

00:00:59.900 the topics we can discuss and uh and just the conversation that we have so i'm excited to get

00:01:05.760 into some things with you now if you're joining us on certain platforms um youtube rumble odyssey

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00:03:09.640 i think that there's a good competition there now between youtube and rumble for sure yeah it's like

00:03:15.340 you said we're we don't want to abandon our youtube subscribers but they sure as heck can abandon youtube

00:03:21.280 and join us at rumble yeah you know exactly might as well before we get rumble as well well yeah that's

00:03:28.400 just it show show the those in charge that hey we there's a need for this platform there's a public

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00:03:41.400 youtube that what they're doing is wrong and that people are intelligent enough that they can garner

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00:03:58.200 where your mouth is um and by by doing that by giving us showing us support on rumble that's that's

00:04:03.800 exactly what you're doing so before we get into some of the news items i want to quickly just touch on

00:04:08.780 our campaign we have at fixourcities.com uh david menzies recently traveled last week to a south

00:04:16.800 riverdale uh community health center which was this scene of a really horrific crime about a month ago

00:04:24.860 um a woman an innocent bystander a mother of two was walking by this safe injection site that's housed at

00:04:34.160 the south riverdale community center and gun gunshots broke out there was some sort of i think gang

00:04:40.360 definitely drug related um gun violence unfolded and she was hit with one of the stray bullets and

00:04:47.120 she she died um and so this has really shone a light on the issue of not only these these so-called

00:04:55.000 safe injection sites but the crime and the violence that seems to follow in their midst uh so david had

00:05:02.660 a billboard truck we we bought a billboard truck and we drove it out to circle around the south riverdale

00:05:09.560 community center um where it was essentially calling on the ceo jason altenberg the ceo of the

00:05:17.100 uh south riverdale community center to resign amid the arrest of one of the workers of this health

00:05:25.640 care center i'm just looking for her name here in the report um it's uh 23 23 year old kalila zara

00:05:36.100 mohammed so she as i believe it's two weeks ago now uh she was charged by the toronto police services

00:05:43.520 this is the south riverdale uh community centers in toronto if i didn't mention that already

00:05:47.320 and she has been charged with accessory after the fact an obstruction of justice concerning this

00:05:54.560 particular shooting and this violent unfolding at the south riverdale community center and she was

00:05:59.320 actually featured uh david mentions it in the written component of his report on this and i don't

00:06:03.840 know if we can pull uh the report itself up on screen or maybe show some visuals of the billboard

00:06:08.360 truck but um she was featured in a glowing cbc news report last year in which she advocated for

00:06:15.460 more drug consumption sites in order to reduce this stigma right it's all about reducing that stigma

00:06:21.260 so if you see kind of the writing on the wall and you're concerned you know the town that i'm

00:06:27.820 originally from i live just on the outskirts now but in coburg uh there's david menzies with

00:06:33.040 the billboard truck in the background and i guess there was some sort of they were trying to trespass

00:06:38.680 him from the public sidewalk and yeah there's the woman kalila mohammed that was arrested in 0.77

00:06:44.300 relation to the shooting um again charged for accessory you know these are unproven charges at

00:06:50.000 this point innocent until proven guilty i think we're still upholding that rule of law it depends

00:06:55.320 yeah so so she has now been charged with as i said accessory and um and and the other charge there

00:07:04.440 that uh oh where's the report i want to make sure i get the word the wording right um on that and

00:07:11.060 obstruction of justice that's right but you know these these little um safe injection sites if they're 0.93

00:07:17.000 not popping up as like a a controlled formalized thing they're popping up as unsanctioned overdose

00:07:24.900 prevention sites the little town that i'm originally from coburg it has been the um the site of one of

00:07:32.160 these unsanctioned overdose prevention sites and uh there's been now a homeless campment has in fall

00:07:38.600 has ensued and there was also a shooting there three weeks ago which is generally unheard of in this

00:07:44.420 small you know used to be like a sleepy town coined ontario's feel good town um i'm not sure that it's

00:07:50.380 feeling so good anymore so anyway if you want to support our work on exposing this criminality

00:07:56.560 that's infiltrating our cities um this out of control crime open-air drug use then you can do

00:08:04.000 that at fixourcities.com there's a petition there and of course to help cover the expenses of for

00:08:10.000 instance that billboard truck to go and circle around the south riverdale community center because i think

00:08:16.020 it's so important as you see the mainstream media either ignoring this completely or um spinning

00:08:22.240 it in another way that the that this is somehow like we should have compassionate care and that's

00:08:27.240 not to say that we shouldn't but we also need to be very realistic here that crime and violence is

00:08:32.620 unacceptable and um offering you know harm reduction to drug addicts without the instilling

00:08:39.700 those first pillars of drug abuse first like prevention um i think that this needs to be

00:08:47.320 discussed more broadly because it will come to a city near you as we've seen um even in my city that

00:08:52.960 it you're not immune to this unfolding and i mean drea in british columbia i mean they've been at this

00:08:58.840 harm reduction strategy for what almost 30 years now and it's only getting worse nothing's gotten any better

00:09:04.400 yeah you're right it is only getting worse um and even as we've totally upped that game if you will

00:09:11.240 in the last six months or so um our overdoses are still higher than before so it certainly isn't the

00:09:18.620 answer and like you said there's more pillars it's a multi-pronged approach but just back to the truck

00:09:24.140 for uh another point there you're right the most people are getting this message from you know state

00:09:29.840 choice media reduce the stigma this is all good you know this is the way to go and so that's why

00:09:36.420 something like the billboard truck is so important because it's just that reminder that like hey there's

00:09:41.380 another side of the story for the people in the area that really have the power if something like

00:09:46.720 this is in your community it is those people who need to speak up and i think um correct me if i'm

00:09:53.080 wrong i don't think we've come close to covering the cost of putting that truck out um so what i love

00:09:58.680 about being a journalist for rebel news is when there are some really big injustices happening we

00:10:04.040 do act and of course we can't do any of that without your help so if you have it in you to throw a few

00:10:10.080 bucks a coffee's worth or whatever towards uh recouping the cost to do that and have that message out for

00:10:15.720 the people and sort of counteract the uh sweeping narrative about uh these places and the crime that's

00:10:22.580 attached them that would be great yeah that's right thanks drea for driving that home i mean it just

00:10:27.760 just and i know this isn't part of the topics we were originally going to discuss and we're going

00:10:31.260 to get to those but um it reminds me of that campaign i think it was the late 80s maybe even

00:10:35.720 into the early 90s where it was like this scrambled egg um in a frying pan and it it was a prevention

00:10:41.980 commercial and tactic right it was a whole campaign your brain on drugs i remember and yeah well i posted um

00:10:49.420 i posted a little video if we can just like show that i don't know it's a 30 second clip i think it

00:10:54.180 was some sort of a commercial um but i clearly remember that as a child like this is your brain

00:10:59.880 on drugs don't use drugs and we seem to have just completely disregarded um this idea of prevention

00:11:08.100 for upholding this one lone concept of harm reduction and again as it as it's unfolded in bc

00:11:16.920 it doesn't seem to have reduced very much harm um so obviously it's not working and we should maybe

00:11:21.480 go back to this scrambled egg mantra of this is your brain on drugs okay last time

00:11:30.280 this is your brain this is drugs 0.77

00:11:37.560 this is your brain on drugs

00:11:45.140 any questions i love it it's so simple right just drive it home and you know even if that keeps

00:11:55.540 some kids away from drugs for one to two years you don't know what effect that could have on their

00:12:00.460 life right so you're right we absolutely need to get back to the basis crack an egg i don't know did

00:12:05.900 that stop kids from liking eggs too though well it's a really good metaphor i mean your brain will

00:12:12.360 literally be scrambled on drugs so stay away from them keep your brain intact um you want to be able

00:12:18.460 to think coherently act appropriately and you can't do that when you're using illicit drugs that's why

00:12:24.760 they're you know they're illicit for a reason um not to mention the fact that they're extremely

00:12:29.500 addictive and i mean you can see the demise right that's why we've launched the campaign at fix our

00:12:33.720 cities you can see the demise of places where these harm reduction strategies have been a failed

00:12:39.140 effort for over the course of decades and you can see the violence and the crime that ensues i

00:12:43.740 actually wrote a piece on fix our cities uh you can that's kind of a nice host page is what i guess

00:12:50.700 i'll call it where you can find all of our reports as well that tie into that particular topic

00:12:56.180 at fixourcities.com and um it's down a little bit oh maybe it's not on the main page anymore but

00:13:03.540 anyway um you know here it is safe consumption sites aren't safe after all and it was in relation

00:13:08.680 to that south riverdale community center and the employee now being charged as part of that that crime

00:13:14.980 the murder um and it makes me wonder not only you know that happened but how much now of this these

00:13:21.500 harm reduction workers will be liable one day if you know if harm does happen whether that be violence

00:13:28.000 overdose death whatever um is this going to set a very strong precedent now where harm reduction

00:13:34.080 employees who advocate for this can be held liable and so the whole article is really just about tying in

00:13:41.060 um the uptick in crime and violence in that neighborhood uh since the launch of this south riverdale

00:13:47.640 community center i think they if i recall correctly it was 2016 that it came out um or that it was

00:13:53.480 established rather anyway uh so i would just urge people to to have a look at that and there's lots

00:13:59.920 of links in there if you want to research further um but anyway that's our little rant on fix our cities

00:14:06.460 because it will be coming to a city or a town near you unless we get loud and stand against what is

00:14:14.080 happening here with this idea of of harm reduction and compassionate care because we can be compassionate

00:14:19.660 but we have to recognize what the real issue is here and um i think i think by not working on those

00:14:25.720 other pillars of reduction of drug abuse we're really missing the bar um all right so our first

00:14:33.920 topic here is well trigger warning trigger warning trudeau's face may be shown um we have a ctv news

00:14:43.620 article here where trudeau's is seeking the advice of youth on pressing concerns to inform future policy

00:14:52.200 i mean really the headline is just quite telling there um but the opening paragraph says the prime

00:14:58.080 minister is meeting with his youth advisory board this week to hear its most pressing concerns with

00:15:03.780 the aim of informing future policy decisions is the first in-person meeting of this cohort of the

00:15:09.520 prime minister's youth council its new members have been in place since february of this year

00:15:14.120 and i guess this apparently plays a crucial role as a fundamental platform for the prime minister

00:15:19.440 members of parliament and senior government officials to consult and gather insights as well as

00:15:24.280 for youth to share their perspectives priorities and ideas reads a government press release about the meeting

00:15:29.880 i think that trudeau needs to to to cater to the youth because everybody who actually knows a thing

00:15:37.280 or two about sustaining their life and their livelihood and the economy um is part of the heckling group that

00:15:44.040 we see follow him all throughout the country coast to coast to coast like it's really sad i mean there is

00:15:51.660 something to be said with looking to youth i mean they are the way of the future so i get that

00:15:57.120 um i tried to look up like who exactly is the youth council like i wanted to see some faces names why

00:16:03.220 they were chosen um i i just did that this morning and i i couldn't come across it quickly in a little

00:16:08.680 bit of time that i had for it but it would be interesting it says it's not a non-partisan oh you

00:16:14.440 found the look of course you did um it uh it's supposed to be a non-partisan group do we can we show

00:16:21.680 those pictures or anything like that but i would like to dig more in on who uh is in that here they

00:16:27.400 are so if you just click open the cohort six so that's okay in the state yeah let's see oh there

00:16:33.860 we are there they are okay so yeah oh you got someone from alberta student at dartmouth so

00:16:39.680 yeah it's very interesting that i i actually hadn't even heard of the council before but apparently

00:16:45.460 it plays a big role and so i want to know are these people in fact non-partisan what do you think right

00:16:53.640 well i i think that because they're clearly youth right so these are under 20 um and so they've been

00:17:02.160 heavily indoctrinated over the last several years of their lives by the education system and so um i think

00:17:10.900 you'd be hard pressed to find somebody who is um impartial on the political spectrum coming out of

00:17:18.960 that kind of system at this point it looks like all of this the current members are are college or

00:17:26.000 university um students so it doesn't look like he's soliciting or the government rather is soliciting

00:17:33.380 um a broad spectrum of youth these are very much youth that have gone through a certain set of

00:17:42.560 systems are in university and or college um i hate to use the word privileged but i mean these are you

00:17:50.060 know obviously privileged upper middle class children and maybe the best people to talk about future policy

00:17:57.120 too would be a more broad array of demographic and not just strictly university students or students

00:18:05.400 at all i mean gosh i remember when i was 18 uh going into i think my second third year of university

00:18:11.780 i had i didn't have a clue you don't really have a clue until you you know become a homeowner start

00:18:18.540 having kids start having responsibility having to keep a roof over your head having to feed people

00:18:23.760 and have lives depend on you this uh i don't know that these people really have much of a clue

00:18:30.220 well that's the thing how much weight should they have and what would trudeau have said when he was

00:18:36.220 used has he changed a lot that came across a video actually somebody posted in on twitter in response to

00:18:41.980 this i think i shared it in the link it's really quick but it's just funny to see how how his views have

00:18:46.960 changed is there anything you've learned from the experiences that both your parents have gone through

00:18:53.020 nothing i should talk about on camera i think

00:18:56.580 ah the politician already

00:18:58.760 no never never never

00:19:01.480 i'm going to be a teacher

00:19:03.340 never never will he be a politician but he's still good at not answering questions even that far back

00:19:12.540 but uh but yeah it kind of just points out how much weight should you put on youth he said he would

00:19:17.600 never ever be a politician and here we are re-electing him over and over and over hopefully

00:19:23.300 uh not over again yeah an actual small fringe minority elected him and they also elected the

00:19:31.500 ndp leader jagmeet singh and now the two have formed this unofficial coalition so they can basically

00:19:36.580 just ram through whatever it is they see fit for our once free democratic nation and not listen to

00:19:44.200 anything that the opposition has to say who is only increasing the opposition is is polling um has

00:19:50.500 is increasing in the polling repeatedly week by week um outpacing the liberals and i think that that

00:19:57.720 it speaks volumes as to why when well let's show you this clip here of trudeau um thinking i guess he

00:20:04.080 thinks he wakes up every day thinking about how he can make life more affordable for canadians and as a

00:20:09.160 trust fund baby in his ivory tower um and this will speak volumes as to why i think he's lagging in the

00:20:16.560 polls the disasters we're facing as a world are not just bad luck of that there is no question

00:20:26.520 they are being driven by climate change and nature loss the question is therefore

00:20:33.860 what are we to do about it tax some including some politicians have tried to sell us on ignoring

00:20:44.080 the environmental crisis whether that's climate change biodiversity loss or pollution or they say

00:20:52.380 that we have to choose between making people's lives more affordable on the one hand or protecting our planet

00:21:00.780 planet on the other well that's just plain wrong i wake up every day and think about how i can help

00:21:10.860 make life more affordable for canadian families that's what our grocery rebate or our work to build housing

00:21:17.480 or our ten dollar a day child care is all about and i also wake up every day and think about how to keep

00:21:27.120 people safe from things like wildfires and how to protect the world that our kids and grandkids

00:21:35.120 will inherit these goals don't contradict each other in fact working on one must help us achieve the other

00:21:47.120 and i'm not just talking about how our pollution pricing cuts emissions while putting money back in people's pockets

00:21:55.120 there's so much wrong at first i was like yeah you're on the right track for once he's like

00:22:05.040 all of these half things happening at once are not a coincidence and then he's like it's climate change

00:22:10.860 but it's funny if anybody else says something isn't a coincidence and they have a theory they're

00:22:17.540 automatically conspiracy theorists with him as well right but how is the climate tax going to put more

00:22:22.980 money in our pocket he knows that everybody's concerned about it it's so infuriating and then

00:22:27.200 he goes to wildfire and says that it's going to fix the wildfires well how about you just stick to the

00:22:32.520 promise that you made on the campaign trail in 2021 the trudeau liberals promised to spend 500 million

00:22:40.060 dollars to get canada firefighters across the country uh everything they needed for the next fire

00:22:46.360 seasons when we look at northwest territories in bc that didn't happen um i have another report coming up

00:22:52.700 to show that where the money has gone and he hasn't even put out half of that money towards it and so

00:22:58.280 it's like yeah we'll use the taxes to make up for our broken promises if we're even lucky enough to

00:23:03.760 have that happen i think at this point the liberals just mostly campaign on broken promises you can

00:23:09.880 pretty much use that as a fail safe so whatever they say um is either going to be the exact opposite or

00:23:15.160 just a complete failure i mean canadians don't want ten dollars a day child care they don't want a

00:23:20.480 grocery rebate they want to just have the money to be able to afford groceries and child care if

00:23:28.000 they need it or they want to be able to afford for the one of the parents to stay home with their

00:23:32.800 children um forcing both parents into the workplace making life so unaffordable that even if both parents 0.83

00:23:39.460 work full-time robust schedules they still can't make ends meet this isn't the sign of a good government

00:23:45.600 that's not the sign of a strong healthy economy having a grocery rebate for people because they

00:23:50.840 literally can't afford to feed their children fruits and vegetables uh that is a sign that your

00:23:56.720 government has failed it's not a good thing to be pushing out these kind of rebates and these these

00:24:01.940 credits while you continue to increase your carbon tax which i don't know have we ever been shown

00:24:09.960 how many how many degrees of cooling the carbon tax is going to make the earth by even the next three

00:24:16.940 years from now um it's all absolutely absurd and ridiculous and yeah you know as as the floodgates

00:24:24.520 continue to be open for our immigration strategy under the justin-trudeau liberals um we now see in the

00:24:31.860 mainstream media that migrants in particular this will this report features syrian migrants

00:24:38.900 um they're complaining that canada isn't living up to what they were promised when they were told to

00:24:45.820 come here like have a look at this clip mohammed al-shoa brings us into his hotel room stacks of 0.99

00:24:52.260 clothes in the corner and their own blankets on the beds this is the room where he his wife and three

00:24:57.380 children have been living for a month they came here like for uh to be like a canadian to be like good

00:25:04.060 the future but it's not they treat him like an animal al-shoa is from syria but arrived from

00:25:09.320 lebanon speaking with a translator he says he's asked for a second room but was told it's not

00:25:13.900 possible so the way out is to find an affordable home which he says is a challenge he need three

00:25:19.500 bedrooms so they give him three thousand dollars okay tell him okay you have to find a home soon as he

00:25:25.200 can for three months after that they're gonna kick him out mohammed reedy a civil engineer from syria 0.99

00:25:31.980 has similar financial concerns for his young family give him like seventeen hundred seventy nine

00:25:38.120 like a salary every month the the money they they give to them is not enough

00:25:45.340 you know especially when he look at looking out for a apartment or a house his wife also had a

00:25:53.440 miscarriage shortly after they arrived and needed urgent surgery but reedy says they weren't given

00:25:58.520 translation services they need someone to help him like special transfer like for hospital for

00:26:06.440 emergency ctv news reached out to kosti the organization assisting refugees here a spokesperson

00:26:12.440 told us kosti ensures that interpretation services are provided whenever they are requested by our clients

00:26:18.760 refugees across the city have been facing challenges last month dozens mainly from african

00:26:23.640 countries were left sleeping on peter street until local churches opened their doors to give them

00:26:27.960 temporary shelter all levels of government have been at a funding stalemate last month the federal

00:26:33.160 government promised nearly 100 million dollars for the city of toronto the federal government will

00:26:37.800 be there but when it comes uh to settling asylum seekers again municipalities and provinces have

00:26:46.760 uh the large part of responsibility on that al showa says if he'd known this is how his family would

00:26:51.320 be living he never would have come if right now they told him okay you have to go back you say okay

00:26:56.280 well because here's nothing to help her alison hurst ctv

00:27:02.760 yeah so one question did you catch whether he said that they're receiving a salary of 17 1779 or they're

00:27:13.720 wanting that that's what they're receiving from what they gathered and it's not enough oh my god

00:27:19.880 no um but at the same point in time welcome to canada where everyday canadians are struggling with

00:27:26.760 the exact same thing and uh are not getting you know a three thousand dollar here's your first and

00:27:33.480 last go find a suitable place which is pretty much impossible where i am in ontario well across ontario

00:27:39.240 probably in general unless you're going up extremely far north um this is obviously a result of a not

00:27:45.880 well thought out failed government policy of like i said opening the floodgates to mass uh migration uh

00:27:53.080 and refugees if you don't have the capacity and you don't have the framework in place to properly assist

00:27:59.800 people then why are you offering assistance in the first place it's obviously a an inept failure by the

00:28:06.520 federal government and then but it also ricochets down into the other levels of government from the

00:28:11.160 provincial down to the municipal and it really reminds me of that time like it was really funny to see

00:28:16.840 trudeau respond that way because remember when he responded to a veteran asking why the government

00:28:22.040 doesn't help them with their medical bills and their housing and all of the issues that came as

00:28:26.600 a result of them literally serving and defending our country and trudeau said um oh you're asking for

00:28:32.920 more than we're willing to give or more than we're prepared to give whatever his exact wording was

00:28:38.840 and yet here you have refugees that aren't even canadians that didn't serve our country to defend

00:28:44.120 and protect it and he is saying oh the federal government will be there will be there this is so

00:28:50.920 backwards it is i i don't even have any words really to say how backwards that is from a veteran

00:28:58.360 to a refugee i'm all about helping people but you need to be you know you fill your cup first right 0.74

00:29:03.880 as you can't help you can't you can't help anybody from an empty cup and that's what we're trying to

00:29:08.120 do here and it's obviously just failing both the the refugees and everyday canadians who are similarly

00:29:14.600 in a place of struggle mm-hmm well i'm glad you made that comparison because it just shows how messed

00:29:21.240 up this whole situation and i think the goal is uh am i right is it like a hundred thousand more or

00:29:26.840 something like that they're saying that because we're going to have like a slow and burst that

00:29:31.480 this is the answer to it meanwhile they have posters up in vancouver saying only have one child

00:29:37.320 um but even that person it's like we're catfishing these people they think they're coming to some

00:29:43.480 glorious place of financial freedom and prosperity and you're right we're suffering a lot of people don't

00:29:49.880 have that money i remember as a child living in some pretty tight situation sometimes we had to live

00:29:55.400 with other people because we didn't have somewhere to stay but we didn't expect the government uh to

00:30:00.600 come to our rescue and and give us a salary um but they're literally saying if i had known this i

00:30:07.000 wouldn't have come which begs the other question how bad is it where you're coming from and i know

00:30:12.200 we've done uh reports i'm forgetting the url migrant reports.com maybe um something like that um where we're

00:30:19.800 showing that a lot of these asylum seekers are coming here in different ways they're coming here

00:30:24.680 on visas and never leaving and as soon as they come here on sort of a visitor's visa or whatever

00:30:29.800 ever they're already put up into hotels um even in british columbia out here in the abbotsford area

00:30:36.280 and i believe the richmond area you know they're put in suites and hotels and they get everything that

00:30:42.520 they would need at the moment and of course it's stressful for them because it's like yeah welcome to the life of

00:30:48.200 canadians uh 30 year olds are still living with their parents there's no way they can afford rent

00:30:53.080 let alone a household uh families are renting places together out in vancouver it's very popular

00:31:00.120 to be charged uh you know seven hundred dollars for to share one room in a house or more than 700

00:31:06.760 sometimes it's a bunk bed um so this is ridiculous and it absolutely reflects on the trudeau government

00:31:15.000 and it needs to stop we need to do something drastic because this can't keep piling on i mean

00:31:20.760 we really need to rein it in it really is pile piling up and uh no end in sight and that's the

00:31:28.600 really um concerning make major concern um of this i'm just going to read two really quick super

00:31:35.160 chats and we'll go to a quick ad break and come back to some trigger warning again christia freeland videos 0.55

00:31:40.120 uh fraser mcburney thank you fraser for your support it says biden is not in charge of the

00:31:46.600 executive branch of government but who is obama is that is why they want to jail trump the dms uh the

00:31:54.600 democratic the the dems the democrats know that they will be in jail yeah those are some pretty uh

00:32:02.040 serious allegations and i guess uh we'll see in real time as it continues to unfold uh sharon donner

00:32:09.800 78 says you want to make sure they are not part of the youth being groomed by wef it exists so this

00:32:16.120 is in regards to that youth council that we were discussing um a few minutes ago i happen to know

00:32:21.640 a person who was slash is part of that training that's a good point yeah because justin trudeau

00:32:26.520 and a lot of his cabinet ministers were part of the young global leaders which is yeah yeah world

00:32:32.520 economic forum that's wef um initiative and quite literally klaus schwab the leader of the head honcho

00:32:39.880 of the wef uh the world economic forum said that's what they do they train these young global leaders

00:32:45.640 and then they infiltrate the cabinets and so i guess the wef is some sort of conspiracy theory still if you

00:32:52.280 are watching and listening to what the mainstream media would say um but he literally said that um maybe

00:32:59.320 we'll show a quick that quick clip if we can pull that up of klaus schwab saying we infiltrate the

00:33:04.600 cabinets and then we can go to an ad break and come back with some christia freeland videos

00:33:11.080 yeah and if you can't find it fast i just want to say christia freeland who we're about to talk to oh

00:33:15.800 is on the board she's not one of the board members right wef young global leaders of the world economic

00:33:21.400 forum but um what we are very proud of now as a young generation like prime minister trudeau um president

00:33:32.440 of president of argentina and so on that we penetrate the cabinets so yesterday i was at a reception for

00:33:41.720 prime minister trudeau and i would know that half of this cabinet or even more half of

00:33:51.800 half of this cabinet are for our actually young global leaders of the vertical reform

00:34:00.840 it's so embarrassing honestly and that's supposed to be a conspiracy theory as the mainstream media

00:34:07.800 would have you believe um nope that's that's actually what's happening and they say it themselves

00:34:12.360 you just need to actually do some journalism and find out um anyway let's go to a quick ad break and

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00:36:05.240 at piavpn.com slash rebel news all right so this next clip we have is the deputy prime minister and

00:36:17.400 minister of finance laughably christia freeland um she's asked here from the premier of newfoundland

00:36:24.760 and labrador and andrew fury um how the they're going to reduce the cost of living by increasing the

00:36:35.160 carbon tax um so here is how she responds like you said premier andrew fury has written a letter

00:36:41.960 again to the prime minister asking for a pause on clean fuel regulations in your opinion is is there a

00:36:47.560 chance that that pause could happen look um i take the concerns um of the premier um of ken's

00:36:59.640 constituents because ken talked to me about them i take those concerns very seriously the cost of living

00:37:06.200 is a real challenge here in newfoundland and labrador and you know gas is a part of that

00:37:14.360 that heating oil is a part of that i think it's important um to recognize that the climate action

00:37:23.080 incentive payments they're going to make a difference that's thirteen hundred dollars for a family of four

00:37:29.560 um i don't want to overstate it um it won't solve everything but it will make a real difference

00:37:36.360 difference and i do also think um we all need to recognize and look people here recognize it maybe

00:37:46.440 more than pretty much anybody else in the country um that the climate transition is an opportunity for

00:37:54.760 our country um that it is something that if we embrace and we are that is a tremendous source

00:38:05.080 of jobs and growth for today and for the future

00:38:11.800 i don't know who's embracing it i think everybody's being pretty much forced to embrace it um and it's

00:38:17.720 only the young global leaders from the world economic forum like justin trudeau's cabinet who are

00:38:24.840 yeah who think that this is is a good idea and somehow going to generate

00:38:28.040 economic growth um we have the infrastructure the frame the everything exists to have reliable

00:38:35.800 efficient consistent energy production and it's this government that stands in the way of that

00:38:42.600 and yeah by imposing not embrace we're not embracing that we're being it's being imposed on us

00:38:50.040 this green transition um it's bankrupting people i mean just just even removing the carbon tax would

00:38:57.800 make such a big difference in the pocketbooks of struggling canadians i see i see it you see the

00:39:04.120 price of gas i see it on my energy bills i see it reflected in the price of food um this is obviously

00:39:12.200 another failed liberal policy right we just touched on the failed immigration refugee policy these aren't well

00:39:18.680 thought out things that the government is doing and it's not them that's bearing the burden of the

00:39:24.120 fallout it's everyday canadians and the people who were sold on this false notion of coming to canada

00:39:31.320 for wealth and growth because that's not what that is not what is happening in canada right now

00:39:37.880 no yeah i wish i could uh find the video oh i found it um and we probably wouldn't be able to play

00:39:45.080 at all or anything like that but basically just to recap it's this woman she's actually asking trudeau

00:39:50.680 and she's a disabled grandmother who went back to school and worked very hard on you know being able 0.99

00:39:57.320 to buy her own home and she said you know her oh yeah we played that one oh did you okay so no need

00:40:03.240 to play it but she basically said that her hydro bill or whatever is more than her more than her mortgage

00:40:09.080 at this point and how can this be happening you know this is a disabled grandmother goes back to 0.99

00:40:14.840 school works hard buys her own home and she can't even afford you know her bills like that so and and 1.00

00:40:20.360 what is this word transition oh did you have something to add to that well that's from 2017 and so if people

00:40:26.360 were struggling in 2017 can you fast track now that's before the carbon tax that's before the cost of

00:40:34.520 living that's before the housing crisis so that was happening you know you know what i think that

00:40:42.120 she's actually i'm just seeing here in your link uh drea she's from peterborough um i wonder i don't

00:40:47.240 know they don't say her name or anything but uh peterborough is not far from where i am so if this

00:40:51.400 if you this grandmother happens to be watching contact us yeah let us know how you're doing now amid the

00:40:57.320 housing crisis and the cost of living crisis and the inflationary crisis that we're facing in canada

00:41:03.000 because a lot has changed since 2017 and in my opinion it's only gotten way worse it has gotten

00:41:09.320 way worse and i just wanted to talk about that word transition like christia freeland they keep saying

00:41:14.440 the climate transition and you're right this isn't something we're choosing it's a hostile takeover it's

00:41:19.320 like you do this soon we'll find out exactly what the or else will be um but it reminds me a lot of

00:41:25.720 sort of you know the language that they used around covid you know instead of saying we're going to make

00:41:31.480 you separate from your loved ones they called it like a bubble you know everybody loves bubbles

00:41:36.360 bubbles and things like that or we're just going to flatten the curve i mean you're going to be

00:41:41.400 stuck in isolation which is a form of torture and things like that so this whole transition like it's

00:41:46.760 just a smooth transition no it's a hostile takeover it's going to be rough it's going to have a lot of

00:41:52.120 consequences and they're already starting it already is starting to we can yeah we can see it you can

00:41:58.280 feel it it's hitting it you where it hurts in your pocketbooks um yeah and and speaking of transition

00:42:03.960 here's another we have another quick clip of christia freeland saying that her talking about 0.98

00:42:08.840 the government's travel advisory for lgbtq travelers um but here let's let's let the

00:42:16.680 oh what is it itself why has your government issued uh the travel advisory for lgbtq plus uh people to

00:42:25.800 the united states and was this something you discussed with president biden or your government

00:42:30.280 discussed with president biden first um so you know as uh someone who has had um the real privilege of

00:42:39.320 serving as canada's foreign minister um i know that our travel advisories are done very professionally

00:42:48.600 we have professional professionals in the government whose job is to look carefully around the world

00:42:57.320 and to monitor whether there are particular dangers to particular groups of canadians

00:43:02.760 that's their job and it's the right thing to do when it comes to the united states specifically

00:43:15.880 i have personal experience um of dealing with a diversity of u.s administrations and of dealing with

00:43:24.200 american leaders at all levels of government in all branches of government and with americans from

00:43:31.400 who represent diverse groups across the country whether it is business or labor or civic organizations

00:43:39.560 and that's because our government understands as every canadian government needs to understand

00:43:47.240 that one of the principal responsibilities of the federal government is to understand how to work with

00:43:54.920 our u.s neighbor i think our government has shown that that's a priority for us

00:43:59.720 and that we work hard at it and that we're able to manage that relationship regardless of the choices

00:44:07.640 that the people of the united states make i literally lose brain cells listening to her

00:44:12.600 even as we work hard she's still going to

00:44:18.760 even as we work hard on that government to government relationship this is a prime example yeah

00:44:24.440 it's just we don't need to listen to the rest of this it's a prime example of how to say a lot of

00:44:29.320 things without actually saying anything it's just a bunch of words solid speak jargon um and it's just

00:44:37.560 it's fueling the whole trans genocide like what genocide is happening the whole and and when there's a lot of 0.88

00:44:45.480 like the trans activists that say things like we do exist it's like no one's saying you don't exist like

00:44:51.480 everything everybody's complaining about nothing i feel so bad for people in the lgbtq community that

00:45:00.040 just wanted to be accepted they just wanted to be like everybody else you know and then they have

00:45:06.040 things like this so it's like an advisory and it must be hard to go through that it reminds me a lot of

00:45:12.040 like the whole black lives matter time where there was this impression that if you were black and you

00:45:17.320 you went to the u.s you were just going to get like especially a male you were just going to get 0.86

00:45:21.160 shot dead and like some people actually believe that cops were just like going around and like 0.85

00:45:25.720 randomly shooting black men for zero reason not for resisting arrest or pulling a weapon first

00:45:32.280 which was i remember at the time when i was like okay well how many you know black people did get

00:45:37.640 shot by cops in 2019 uh without pulling a weapon it was like it was like two or three but the impression is

00:45:45.800 so different and then you have connect canada behaving like this and scaring lgbtq people

00:45:53.160 for no for no real reason yeah what you're getting at and i mean oh my gosh and i don't even know

00:46:01.400 how to lead into this because this is just as david menzies would put it trans sanity um coming from

00:46:06.760 the united states i i guess we're not very surprised when you have people who don't know how to what a

00:46:12.760 woman is there they can't you need to be a biologist to define a woman um but here we have

00:46:18.600 a story from the new york post where a judge has rejected sorority sisters lawsuit blocking a trans

00:46:24.680 woman from joining uh because the well the court will not define a woman but it's because the sorority 0.99

00:46:31.320 itself uh and it's a minute 18 maybe we have enough time to play this quick video because the sorority terms 1.00

00:46:38.600 um themselves don't define what a woman is i think it's because it's like assumed right everybody knows 1.00

00:46:46.280 what a woman is this is bizarro world 101 wow we don't need to define we don't need to have a clear 1.00

00:46:53.560 definition anybody can define a woman it is an adult female that's the end of story adult female you have 1.00

00:47:00.440 a uterus you have uh the organs that coincide with what a woman with a female the biological female 1.00

00:47:07.880 um you have the capability of becoming pregnant you have the ability to breastfeed and give birth like

00:47:13.080 these are literally things that make a woman it's not hard to define everybody knows what a woman is this

00:47:18.680 idea that it's not that is bizarre upside down um and these poor women are feeling you know scared and at 0.99

00:47:27.720 risk with this male infiltrating their sorority where well here let's just we'll play the video

00:47:33.160 yeah all of the bathrooms are shared spaces there are about three four if you count the guest bathroom

00:47:39.640 and they are shared spaces there are no private changing areas for when you shower there are no

00:47:45.320 locks on the showers and it's just it's very open and vulnerable oh my goodness and this person's

00:47:52.680 moving into the sorority house next year what's interesting about that megan is that there has

00:47:59.000 been an exemption granted for him for his safety but not for these young women 0.99

00:48:09.880 yeah actually it was the it was some of that written part that explained it a little bit more but

00:48:15.800 the student yeah here was is alleged to um be a sexual predator um some of the women and girls

00:48:22.440 there he is there um they say that he became physically sexually aroused around them um making

00:48:29.560 them uncomfortable and uh there was one other point that that the video itself made

00:48:37.240 that i wanted to touch on oh stare sat there and stared at them without talking for hours

00:48:42.120 and then at the end there's a photo i think of the sorority oh where is it well you can just see the

00:48:48.840 the differences between them and then the photo of the sorority but the sorority bylaws that's right 0.96

00:48:53.160 the sorority bylaws don't define what a woman is so the judge won't either like it's like saying you 1.00

00:48:59.400 can't define what a cat or dog is or something like that it it's so scary there's no safe place right now

00:49:06.120 in this woke world for women um you know they just explained the bathroom situation and you're right they

00:49:13.240 are claiming that they've seen this person get aroused and it's just it's what a time to be a

00:49:19.080 pervert you know what a time to be a predator what a time to be a voyeurist you can just do it all under

00:49:25.080 this lgbtq plus umbrella and then you have uh you know i would say that judge took a cop out just found 0.91

00:49:31.960 an excuse not to do proper ruling oh oh look we don't know what a woman is uh so you know i found it 1.00

00:49:37.960 out i don't have to be that judge that you know does the right thing and protects these women in 0.97

00:49:43.400 this situation it's such an injustice and unfortunately it's no longer surprising to see

00:49:49.800 articles like this or hear about these events yeah it's it's judge allen johnson and clearly

00:49:56.680 judge allen johnson is a coward um there's a photo here of him smiling in the court and you know i would 0.54

00:50:05.720 judge allen johnson come on you know what a woman is everybody knows what a woman is keep these women 1.00

00:50:12.600 and girls safe let's not allow the unnecessary infiltration of biological males into safe women 1.00

00:50:22.120 spaces where they feel vulnerable and where they feel that they are being put at risk this is absolutely

00:50:27.880 absurd as you said dra it's a cop-out this is cowardice on full display um the i really

00:50:35.480 really feel for these these girls who have to go into this semester potentially being the subject or

00:50:44.680 the victims of sexual predation it's really sad and then the victim the victim will be who who do you

00:50:52.040 think is going to be the victim in that that situation right and that's the bizarro upside down world

00:50:58.280 that we live in where this biological male is uh the victim in all of this just because women 0.98

00:51:04.600 don't want him to be staring at them while they change and do womenly things um it's so backwards 1.00

00:51:13.320 and i mean it's not not far off like it seems everybody is confused as to what a woman is except

00:51:18.440 for maybe me and i think most children you know this is a very basic biological question if you ask any

00:51:25.000 any child that hasn't been indoctrinated by the radicalized and sexualized school system

00:51:30.600 they can tell you what a woman is they can tell you what a man is they can tell you what a mom is they

00:51:34.120 can tell you what a dad is they can tell you about brothers and sisters um you know it's not this

00:51:39.720 isn't you don't need to be a biologist to define these things um but in ireland the media minister

00:51:46.840 uh says that the question uh what is a woman is not relevant in regards to an upcoming referendum

00:51:54.680 on the role of women women in society let's have a listen i just think it's it's it's appalling as 0.92

00:52:02.360 as a woman and a woman as a female sports ministers minister that's trying to promote women in sports

00:52:07.720 um the i i think it's just really regrettable minister an article in the irish times this week

00:52:13.080 by pat lee he outlined some fears within government that the so-called women in the home referendum might

00:52:18.040 raise some uncomfortable questions for politicians for example how do you define a family and what is a

00:52:23.000 a woman in the context of the gender debate so on foot of that article i'm just wondering what is a

00:52:27.320 woman in your view and this this is uh it's something that the the government are are discussing

00:52:34.200 ben but um it's very important that we get that wording correct and so in in relation to the actual

00:52:40.920 wording the reference i should hope that we'd we'd come to agreement on that on that wording in the in

00:52:45.960 the coming weeks i think it's it's a really important um referendum it's something that i advocated for

00:52:52.120 when i was chair of the women's caucus and that that this would lead to to a referendum but but 0.99

00:52:58.920 do you have a definition of what you referred earlier to being proud of being a female sport

00:53:03.480 minister and how important it is to promote women in sport and so on so i'm just wondering do you have

00:53:07.800 a personal definition of what a woman means um i i i think you know this the the question is is is

00:53:14.040 not relevant to to to the referendum itself because as in the issue that is pressing at the minute in

00:53:19.160 relation to the exact wording of a referendum and having the right the referendum is absolutely

00:53:24.040 essential um for for for us in ireland well i mean it's a it's a wow absolutely absurd how is this

00:53:35.640 our life like how is this 2023 why have we uh oh my gosh it's it's almost i don't know i'm a little

00:53:45.640 speechless it's so progressive and pretend you don't know what a woman is yeah just because

00:53:51.880 you're the most progressive ever uh i had someone once tell me that one day we will no longer have

00:53:58.520 she and he and and her and him we will all be they thems yeah well it seems like that's the goal

00:54:06.200 doesn't it seems like it is for us to whittle down and have no identities other than that of which the

00:54:12.120 state approves um that's right you know it's very like orwellian i know we always talk about 1984 uh

00:54:19.720 you know rebel news even revamped it and there's some beautiful illustrations i i think by 1984.com but

00:54:26.120 that's what this is it's you know changing the wording breaking it all down so that there isn't

00:54:31.320 even that many meanings to things anymore and that's what's happening there's so many different

00:54:36.440 pronouns it's impossible for anybody to keep up let alone children who they're telling there are all

00:54:41.880 these different um you know sexual orientations and things like that so it's it's concerning

00:54:50.200 to say the least i can't believe you know when we first started reporting on this and i mean i think

00:54:55.880 since i've started with rebel i've been reporting on it but it was like once in a while and now it's all

00:55:01.560 the time because this little small thing is such a mainstream issue we can't even say what a woman is 1.00

00:55:09.480 again it comes down to cowardice she knows exactly what a woman is she just said she's proud to be a 0.98

00:55:14.760 woman and proud to uh you know promote that and then all of a sudden she can't even say what it is

00:55:21.080 yeah exactly and i think that we have to work really hard not to memory whole things like what is a

00:55:27.560 woman and what is a man because these blurred lines of gender identity and sexual orientation um it's

00:55:34.200 really being pushed so heavily that anyone who's not aware of the indoctrination and the how propaganda

00:55:41.400 works will need to work hard to keep their mind and their memory intact and that's a really um scary

00:55:48.600 place to be in a society where you don't want to be memory hold over the definition of a woman 1.00

00:55:54.120 um i think we should go out and scoop up some physical dictionaries so that we can keep a running

00:55:59.160 tab on the the definitions of words and what they mean and what they are going to be spun to mean one

00:56:05.720 day you know the i i like to use again that orwellian word double speak and wrong thing yeah and that's what

00:56:12.520 we're seeing coming top down from the federal government which again it kind of ties into this apparent

00:56:19.000 conspiracy theory of the world economic forum but when you have world economic forum trained young

00:56:24.840 global leaders being uh making up a vast majority of a government cabinet in canada that's what we have

00:56:32.440 is these cabinet ministers that is where this is coming from so it's it's not only government down

00:56:38.760 it's like globalist oligarch agenda down um and so i think a lot of people more and more people are

00:56:44.760 starting to see that that is what is actually happening here um but this idea of pronouns

00:56:50.600 and pushing it in schools and our publicly funded systems um has has created a lot of political divide

00:57:00.280 and um we have leader of the opposition pierre polyev weighing in on this issue he's saying to leave

00:57:07.160 it to parents and of course the toronto star here right you would think uh logic and rationale would

00:57:13.800 tell you that that's pretty simple but the toronto star here um had to spin it because they say that

00:57:18.600 parents parents say they want to know but here is what the experts say i don't know about you

00:57:25.480 but i'm getting really tired of these purported experts that are constantly amplified by the

00:57:31.640 mainstream media and they don't tell you anything about their background they don't tell you if they

00:57:36.280 have conflicts of interest they don't tell you if they have any sort of financial gain to make from

00:57:40.520 promoting this idea or this agenda or these pharmaceutical products um and so you're supposed

00:57:47.000 to just blindly trust them i guess but anyway this this article goes into a recent angus reed uh poll that

00:57:54.440 was conducted that found that this the vast majority of canadians believe parents should be informed if

00:58:00.520 their child wants to change their gender identity or pronouns at school um while views on parental

00:58:06.520 consent are more divided and that is just absurd because as soon as you relinquish that parental

00:58:12.680 consent to the state then the state's in charge and and this idea that schools are somehow equipped to

00:58:20.200 deal with the complexities we talked about it sydney and i talked about it pretty in depth yet during

00:58:24.680 yesterday's live stream so i don't want to repeat myself too much and if you're wondering what we said

00:58:28.120 there you can head on over to yesterday's stream and check it out but if we think that schools are

00:58:34.840 somehow equipped to deal with the intense complexities of identity in children struggling

00:58:41.960 with that core value of self then we are seriously mistaken because the family will play an integral

00:58:50.600 role in assisting a child who is struggling with their identity and i would argue that every child

00:58:55.960 struggles with their identity right you have no idea who you are what your place and their body image

00:59:00.760 their body image who you're going to be and your brain isn't even fully developed until sometime in

00:59:06.440 your mid-20s so i mean you have tons of time to figure this out why we have to shoehorn all of

00:59:12.360 these children into these labels and think that that's going to last with them for the rest of their life is

00:59:17.800 so not evidence-based and so unscientific that i can't even believe that it's gotten this far in the school system

00:59:25.080 um and yeah go ahead you're right that like the toronto star totally you know spinned it a different

00:59:32.520 way but this is good news if you look at the poll and what you see the chart up and things like that

00:59:37.880 the questions were uh whether you think parents must be informed and give consent for this change which

00:59:46.920 overwhelmingly across canada had the most support and then parents must be informed if their child

00:59:53.320 wants to identify differently and that was of course the next biggest category and then the other um

01:00:00.440 option was parents should neither be informed nor have a say it's up to the child i mean that's insane

01:00:07.160 like children what do we leave up to children like if i left things up to my my seven-year-old oh my gosh

01:00:14.760 it'd be crazy um you know we don't let them drive we don't let them drink we don't let them imagine

01:00:19.720 telling a child they could pick a tattoo today would you ever do that no because they're going to get

01:00:24.600 like something totally silly on them that they're going to regret when they're older um and then of

01:00:29.720 course there was a not sure can't say section interestingly enough um uh you see that when it

01:00:37.560 came to in support of parents uh you know neither being informed or having to say it was atlantic

01:00:43.720 canada seemed to have the strongest opinion of that and saskatchewan had the lowest um so it's

01:00:49.800 just kind of interesting to see how the different places um sort of pulled on that but also at the

01:00:55.960 very basic level here i mean not informing parents what if some of those parents were going to be okay

01:01:02.040 with it what if they you know needed to just take a week or so and digest it and they would have been

01:01:06.440 their biggest cheerleader it is so sick to separate parents from children's identity you're saying

01:01:14.760 that parents don't have a right to know their child on a very basic level and aside from all the sexual

01:01:23.000 orientation stuff even the kids that are not um experiencing this rapid uh gender dysphoria it's

01:01:31.080 teaching kids that are learning about being allies and stuff because let's remember they're affected

01:01:35.800 with this indoctrination too that it's okay to have a separate life and keep secrets from your

01:01:42.120 parents on that alone you would think everybody would be opposed to keeping parents in the dark on this

01:01:49.320 issue yeah exactly well and we see repeatedly that there's often mental health comorbidities that

01:01:55.560 coincide with a struggle of self a struggle of identity and so that's suicide ideation self-harm

01:02:01.000 abuse um and so keeping parents in the dark about these issues that may be plaguing their children

01:02:08.520 uh really lends to further harm because who's going to be keeping a watchful eye on these children that

01:02:14.280 are struggling mentally um and emotionally and and psychologically who's going to keep an eye on

01:02:20.840 them when they aren't in school right school's not the be-all end-all of these children's lives they

01:02:25.080 still need advocates outside of the system and that's the crucial role of a family and if these

01:02:30.600 very rare instances is what uh the lgbtq advocates seem to really prey on these very rare instances

01:02:36.600 where a family may not be in support or the children may not have a strong family to fall

01:02:41.240 back on or a strong family unit to advocate on their behalf and that is where you get children's

01:02:46.200 aid that's where the the children's aid society and children's aid advocates would come into play here

01:02:52.200 not the school these children need robust and intensive medical assistance from whether that be a

01:02:58.840 psychologist or a psychiatrist or a medical doctor or or otherwise but to just think that a school

01:03:04.680 counselor is somehow equipped to deal with deep rooted issues of identity and self is is negligence

01:03:11.400 really because that is not what they're trained to do they don't have robust knowledge or experience

01:03:16.760 dealing with and helping someone navigate a core identity struggle and that's a really dangerous

01:03:23.320 territory that's charting a really dangerous path in my opinion and that is why it's so crucial for

01:03:28.920 parents to be aware and informed of these happenings and um and that's another you know this this pull

01:03:35.880 and seeing the the political ricochet that comes as a result is really highlighting how culture or sorry

01:03:43.240 politics is downstream from culture right we see where where the polls are going we see where parents want

01:03:49.960 to know um they want to be informed they want to be involved and now you have the politicians coming

01:03:56.440 to that aid and that defense um and so the these lgbtq advocates are quite obviously a very small fringe

01:04:03.720 minority and um they're off the mark really because in order to keep the kids safe in general we need the

01:04:10.520 parents the parents need to be involved and if in those very rare instances that is not a good fit and

01:04:16.360 the parents are inept or struggling with their own mental health or whatever they have going on

01:04:20.680 that is why there are child and youth advocates to connect kids and bridge that gap so that they can be

01:04:27.160 helped by a medical system again whether that be a psychologist psychiatrist or a medical doctor um

01:04:32.920 but thinking that schools are somehow equipped to deal with this and navigate this that's dangerous territory

01:04:39.000 yeah every ea every educator pretty much across canada is being trained that they need to do all

01:04:47.240 things affirmative if they come across things they're actually being trained to trans identify children

01:04:53.560 based on something they might say as simple as um you know i'm a boy and i like to play with a doll

01:04:59.480 or something like that no no history involved it could be that the boy surrounded by girls all day

01:05:04.680 um and they're trained to really identify whether or not the educator actually does the training or

01:05:10.920 follows through with what they're supposed to is a different story but sometimes you get these

01:05:14.360 activists um teachers around the kids and they're really quick and and you can lose your whole child's

01:05:19.640 identity and that's actual real stories that we've been reporting on not once but multiple times you can

01:05:25.560 find that information at our special website called stop classroom grooming.com that has been going

01:05:31.720 strong all through the summer because we're still getting stories about what was happening in school

01:05:36.440 before and um you know i'm sure it's going to unfortunately continue so stop classroom grooming.com

01:05:42.440 is a way that you can also take action there there is a petition um tamara i know you champion this this uh

01:05:48.760 sort of campaign but you can sign the petition which i believe is going to go to all of the education

01:05:52.920 ministers to hold them accountable accountable now we know the parents don't like this stuff too um so go

01:05:59.880 there sign the petition and if you appreciate this coverage you can help support the cost of it too

01:06:04.600 by chipping in a few bucks there as well yeah and literally also just subscribing so that you can stay

01:06:10.440 up to date with our reports on that subject because that website uh that web page particular in particular

01:06:16.040 houses all of our reports on that subject and i'm preparing next week the week after when school

01:06:20.840 starts back up that that's it's only going to ramp up at that point because yeah you make an interesting

01:06:25.320 point drea that it happened you know we've been reporting all through the summer protests are

01:06:29.400 happening um towards the end of the school year the school board meetings and the protests that

01:06:34.600 parents were showing up i mean that's that's really exercising your democratic voice is showing up in

01:06:39.480 those areas and and voicing and expressing your opposition or your support or whatever you want to do

01:06:46.360 that is democracy in the works so i think that that's going to ramp up again um as september gets nearer

01:06:54.680 but uh we're about six minutes over two o'clock and we have one more headline item that i just want to

01:07:00.600 to share quickly with everyone and it's um an unhinged mask protesters um and this came out of

01:07:10.760 press for truth dan dix posted this clip on twitter so let's just have a quick little look here before

01:07:17.080 we chat for a minute about it so stay here with us and let's continue and let's continue to

01:07:23.640 get you guys guys guys guys guys guys oh my gosh

01:07:36.280 i don't know what the hell's happening let him go dude let him go let him go let him go 0.89

01:07:48.760 what the hell why are you blocking my camera don't want people to see what happens at these things 0.77

01:07:53.880 don't want footage of a crime oh welcome to the lower mainland oh my gosh and how much does that 0.95

01:08:03.560 make sense um to be worried about masks and then scuffling with a complete stranger exchanging spit

01:08:11.480 and everything as it flares like it's just ridiculous well and for anybody who doesn't

01:08:16.360 know what's happening here and i didn't really either but this happened uh just yesterday on on

01:08:21.400 monday august 28th a group of protesters calling for a return if you can believe it to mandatory

01:08:27.320 masks gathered out front of the bc british columbia minister of health's office to demand

01:08:32.840 that mandatory mask mandates return to the province um and so just moments into the demonstration

01:08:39.400 that's what we see here a man holding signs contrary to their beliefs was attacked by two of

01:08:43.720 the masked protesters who tried to destroy his signs and silence his free speech um dan dix from

01:08:51.160 press for truth was there to document the event um and counter the lies that the mainstream media will

01:08:56.840 undoubtedly publish well undoubtedly not publish i assume is uh to counter the lies right yeah because

01:09:04.440 they'll spin it some way uh the truth is these people are insane and the footage clearly speaks for

01:09:10.760 himself itself yeah these are the people who claim to be following the science and uh they're okay with just

01:09:16.360 unleashing violence in the streets if you don't agree with their supposed science um i think most

01:09:21.720 of them are wearing cloth masks which i mean we've known from like extremely early on even prior to 2020

01:09:28.280 but they tried a little bit to make it seem like cloth masks could maybe work um but we know that cloth

01:09:35.320 masks are entirely ineffective ineffective and actually are uh bacteria super spreader mechanisms right

01:09:42.840 you breathe out you're you're breathing out carbon dioxide bacteria pathogens in your breath

01:09:49.880 and then it becomes moist and it really like festers that kind of pathogenic material and then

01:09:56.440 you just breathe it back in um so cloth masks are not only ineffective but they actually increase your

01:10:03.160 chances of coming down with a serious bacterial lung infection um and so that's what these people are

01:10:10.120 wearing look at it's all and there's a couple paper masks okay so there's a couple what are those kn95s 0.97

01:10:15.560 maybe that's a yeah the k not even the real n95s well and also the science was very early on it was

01:10:23.000 pretty conclusive that there's no point in wearing masks outside as well which they are also doing but

01:10:28.360 i mean at this point if you're protesting to wear masks um clearly maybe perhaps you think you look

01:10:34.760 better in them that's a real thing there's a lot of people who think they look better in mass

01:10:38.440 or it's become sort of like this safety thing that you feel like instant panic heart palpitations

01:10:44.440 as soon as you take it off that's my theory anyway so that's what i think

01:10:48.920 yeah it's really bizarre if you want to wear a mask go right ahead i think darwin survival of the fittest

01:10:55.320 um you want to wear a mask go right ahead all the power to you but like i don't want to wear a mask

01:11:02.440 mask yeah please don't mask your kids that's just awful hypoxia is not good for brain or body

01:11:07.880 development hypoxia is um a a shortage of oxygen and so we want to make sure that pregnant women 0.98

01:11:15.960 and children have robust access to oxygen at all times um but hey at the end of the day if you

01:11:23.400 respect my freedom of choice then i'll respect yours as long as you're making an informed choice

01:11:27.640 right if you're making an informed people who disagree with you 100 i think that's like the

01:11:33.960 really a really low bar to go off of right i'll take it anyway we're about 10 minutes past the hour

01:11:41.000 i don't think there's any more uh super chat so we'll wrap that up i hope that everybody at home

01:11:45.800 enjoyed our live stream thanks so much drea for being here here with me to chat about the news items

01:11:51.000 of the day always a good time to check to check in and catch up with you uh thanks everybody behind

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01:12:06.360 a clear concise way that we can bring it to you our viewers everybody at home watching us of course we

01:12:11.320 couldn't do it without you and to olivia and efron who are always so speedy behind the scenes

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01:12:22.440 real time uh you guys are the real unsung heroes so as david menzies would always say join us here

01:12:28.840 same time and place tomorrow 1 to 2 p.m eastern for a new set of rebels who will do the exact same

01:12:34.760 dissection of the news of the day stay safe and stay sane so the bank of canada has said increased

01:12:41.320 immigration has helped keep house prices and rents elevated the housing minister has floated the idea of

01:12:47.160 a cap on international student visas to alleviate that pressure would you support that well first of

01:12:53.480 all i i think sean frazier owes canadians an apology he was the immigration minister that caused total chaos

01:13:04.920 and inhumanity in our international student program he was the one that forced those students into

01:13:12.360 desperation allowed them to be defrauded by fake programs and phony admission letters he was the

01:13:18.920 one by his own admission that signed off on visitor on visas for students to come here when there were

01:13:26.280 five students for every unit of housing at colleges those are by his own admission over the last few

01:13:33.880 weeks we've seen an incredible phenomenon where the current immigration minister has been viciously

01:13:41.000 attacking the record of his immediate liberal predecessor sean frazier sean frazier also put our

01:13:48.440 refugees under bridges on street on streets and in desperate circumstances he is the worst immigration 1.00

01:13:58.280 minister in my lifetime and what has he been what is his punishment he's been promoted to housing minister

01:14:06.280 how are we ever going to fix housing with such an incompetent minister as sean frazier but that's eight

01:14:13.160 years of justin trudeau when i'm prime minister we will fix what trudeau broke in the international

01:14:18.440 student program to ensure that when students arrive they have homes jobs health care and we will make sure

01:14:27.720 that the programs for which they register are real valid educational programs with true admission letters

01:14:35.800 we will audit those applications to make sure that large-scale frauds are not perpetrated against

01:14:42.760 the students the numbers of students will be determined by the availability of spaces at universities and

01:14:49.160 homes for those students that is a common sense approach that always flourished and made and made our

01:14:57.400 international student program the best in the world before true to arrive we're going to get back to that

01:15:02.920 common sense approach when i'm prime minister how in the world could such a small group of people

01:15:10.360 with limited resources change world history but in fact that's happening and it's the power of the

01:15:16.280 truth the truth is like kryptonite healthcare isn't in some sense working very well foster colson is

01:15:21.960 thinking about this he's got a new company an online healthcare platform called the wellness company

01:15:27.000 telehealth company called the wellness company the wellness

01:15:29.480 the most popular product is the detoxification supplement that features natto kinase natto kinase

01:15:35.800 is the only enzyme that we're aware of right now that dissolves the spike protein spike protein is

01:15:40.840 loaded in the body with the coven 19 infection and definitely with the vaccines we've been completely

01:15:46.760 accurate on the spread of the virus early treatment on the deficiencies in hospital care and now the

01:15:52.840 deaths that are occurring after vaccination this is a human outrage and is occurring at the end of a

01:15:59.480 hypodermic needle isn't it interesting natural substances combating this man-made disaster

Rebel News Podcast - August 29, 2023

DAILY Roundup ｜ Trudeau makes life unaffordable, Court won't define woman, Unhinged mask protesters

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