Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ WEF's environmental vision, Trudeau's pricy getaway, What's going on with the Pope

00:00:00.000 oh hey everybody thanks for joining us at our daily or on i should say on our daily live stream

00:00:20.900 today thursday october 5th one day to go until we're headed into the long weekend at least here

00:00:27.820 in canada where we will celebrate thanksgiving or i guess um feel shame and guilt for being

00:00:35.240 colonizers as some of the woke left would have you believe i'm tamere ugolini i'm your co-host and

00:00:41.560 i'm joined here with my colleague and friend alexa lavoie our quebec correspondent alexa how are you

00:00:47.900 doing i'm pretty good i'm pretty good do you celebrate a lot um at the we call it in french

00:00:57.520 axon does but do you celebrate that a lot the celebration on monday you know it's a funny time

00:01:06.420 so it's actually my birthday this weekend so many years thanksgiving weekend falls also on my birthday

00:01:12.400 which is really fun and i've always really enjoyed getting together with family we all live very spread

00:01:18.500 out um so we don't gather very often but when we do it's always it was always a good time and then

00:01:24.820 when 2020 hit and i'm very outspoken and uh was very defiant about the covid related restrictions

00:01:32.320 it really unfortunately fragmented a lot of our extended family and so there are certain family

00:01:37.860 members that i haven't actually seen since january of 2020 we used to gather a few times every year and

00:01:44.100 they no longer have any interest in maintaining that familial connection so unfortunately i don't know

00:01:51.660 if we'll ever see them again i we've extended invites and we repeatedly reach out to them and

00:01:55.900 try to stay in touch or have conversations about things that maybe they aren't in agreement about

00:02:00.800 just to you know see if we can still be family um but unfortunately i guess that things are too far

00:02:07.220 gone on their side or their end whatever i don't like to be us versus them i don't like the sides i don't

00:02:13.140 like that division and so that's why i repeatedly try to reach out and still invite and extend

00:02:18.420 invitations but sadly no we um we don't we no longer have this massive family gathering

00:02:23.840 that used to happen a few times every year um it's actually really sad but we have found other

00:02:30.920 family and friends who have become family so we still gather and get together it's just it's not the

00:02:35.320 same as it was pre-2020 and that really goes to show how the government and the media have and public

00:02:42.860 health primarily have radicalized people into this divide and the inability to even engage in those

00:02:50.700 conversations and have discussions and debates and even if you don't agree on a lot of things there's

00:02:54.820 always some common ground that we can find um and the funny thing is i didn't really change i had

00:02:59.600 always been very outspoken i had always been kind of i don't like to say anti-big pharma but very

00:03:05.280 critical of um conglomerates and that didn't change it actually just became more apparent throughout the

00:03:12.280 covid stuff and so i sit back often and i'm like is it me is it really me and i think um you know i was

00:03:18.300 always this way so what changed because it wasn't really me um so anyway we'll see maybe one day in

00:03:26.060 the future we'll get together again but what about you alexa do you gather with any family or friends

00:03:30.560 i don't think it's a really a celebration that we do celebrate that much uh in quebec i think

00:03:38.800 mostly when i was younger i think it was more a thing um i think with time quebec or i don't know

00:03:46.260 maybe some of the some of the quebec are still like celebrating thanksgiving but most of the people

00:03:53.420 that i know they don't really celebrate that um that celebration anymore but happy birthday in

00:03:59.480 advance and i'm so sorry for what happened but this is actually a reality because uh it's the same for

00:04:06.140 my family yeah we used to to see each other like really often and now it's just something i've

00:04:11.560 i've broke in our relation i think you really found who your people were if you were kind of an

00:04:18.980 outspoken critic throughout the covid narrative and when i refer to covid i say you know the government's

00:04:24.480 response to covid not necessarily a novel package in itself but rather the way that it was handled and

00:04:30.260 responded to on a government governance level um and so that's been been really sad but also very

00:04:37.460 um enlightening i i suppose for for lack of a better word to see who your people are and who

00:04:44.440 really would have your back right the government kept saying we have your back we have your back we

00:04:48.100 lost a small business our jobs were completely stolen my from my husband and i and we saw very

00:04:53.140 quickly who actually had our back and it certainly was not the government and sadly it wasn't a lot of our

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00:06:41.400 topics to talk about um the first one is the climate and the climate agenda and the sustainable

00:06:48.840 development goals and we'll get into some of the esg which is kind of one in the same um but first we

00:06:55.080 have a flashback video to share with you from klaus schwab the globalist oligarch himself where

00:07:01.720 he says that by 2030 there will be no private cars and i don't want to give it all away um he says some

00:07:07.800 pretty extreme things but unsurprising from the same person who um is is head really of the world

00:07:14.440 economic forum who previously stated that you will own nothing and you will be happy

00:07:21.880 we meet for the 20th i hope i will have the pleasure still to be invited for the meeting when

00:07:28.200 we meet for the 20th governance summit you will use the app like uber but not anymore to call some

00:07:40.120 driver but automatically guided car a self-driven car will come to your hotel or wherever you are

00:07:51.880 and will bring you to the airport no los angeles is one of the cities with a

00:07:58.360 heaviest traffic who told me in 2030 los angeles will be private car driven free and this will allow

00:08:09.560 to transform highways into parks and other public spheres

00:08:19.240 that doesn't make sense what he's saying i'm sorry but what what would change the traffic in between

00:08:26.280 the private car who bring who come to search you to bring you somewhere else than you to use your own

00:08:33.880 vehicle to go where you want to go what is it different the thing that always gets me about these um

00:08:42.120 billionaires when they get up on stage and tell you the little plebs how you're going to live uh based 0.99

00:08:48.120 on their watch and their agenda what they want for you or you don't have a say you'll own nothing and you

00:08:52.440 better be happy with it is i don't think that klaus schwab is going to give up any of his personal

00:08:58.840 vehicles or airplanes or jets or whatever other uh assets that he has in his possession

00:09:07.000 so it's not for the people like klaus schwab that are going to be carless it's just for us the little

00:09:12.600 guys who will be eating the bugs living in container cities uh in in small little little box car

00:09:21.800 containers and we'll have we'll be boxed into these 15 minute cities where you won't need a car anyway

00:09:27.880 because you're not getting out of the perimeter of your 15 minute city and everything you need will

00:09:32.760 be right there to be completely centralized in these little pockets and klaus schwab will be

00:09:39.240 jet setting across the world still electing everybody on how they should eat the bugs and

00:09:44.920 he'll be having his uh five-star restaurant filet mignon that's the that's the future that i often see

00:09:51.240 these individuals promoting for themselves but they are such a hypocrite when you look at that because

00:10:00.120 they are they are not even elected by nobody they represent nobody but they are pushing and like

00:10:06.680 indoctrinate some people with some crazy idea and we have like some crazy people who lead our country

00:10:14.280 who can who actually believe that they need to implement that on their people um i will not say

00:10:22.120 that maybe blackface is uh one of them that uh actually believe like all what he's saying and they 1.00

00:10:30.440 actually try to push it on canadian so um yeah those people will all own all the cars the plane the jet

00:10:40.360 they will continue their life as nothing happened and us we will just like walk have a bike and if you

00:10:47.240 want to visit one of your family that live far away you will use zoom that's right or apparently uber

00:10:55.000 which will uh connect us all it's not which i find really funny because oftentimes the argument uh

00:11:00.760 here for you know anti-car is public transit whereas you know something like an uber is it's not that's not

00:11:09.960 truly public transit where it's um you know a lot of people can board and travel simultaneously

00:11:17.160 uber is still very much an individualized car situation so it's just a really weird connection to draw

00:11:23.080 um and again i don't i don't foresee that coach rob is hopping on a subway to get from point a to b

00:11:30.680 he'll still be jet setting and and and and driving around in his limo um we don't have to worry about

00:11:38.120 that do we and of course they they if when they institute a carbon tax or not we already have a carbon

00:11:45.000 tax here in canada i think we're the only g7 only nation to have anything like that um thank you to

00:11:51.960 justin trudeau for for that but when they institute things like carbon credits it's people like klaus schwab

00:11:58.360 who will just be able to buy up all the carbon credits of the little people who he's they've

00:12:02.680 squashed with their globalist agenda and policies and um he'll be able to get away with his unrelenting

00:12:12.040 consumption of fossil fuels because again i don't think or foresee any of these people giving up that

00:12:18.440 capability anytime soon mm-hmm we have um and the thing you see what happened is like those those

00:12:27.960 people who actually like spread all these crazy idea this false like uh information that create the the

00:12:37.960 the group like just stop oil like who are like activists and radical and because they are the one

00:12:46.040 also that believe that what they are saying is true well and they have to have the buy-ins of

00:12:51.960 the governments too so that's why you know we say oh thanks justin trudeau and and thanks to this

00:12:57.240 minister and that minister uh because oftentimes the government has to fund or provide some sort of

00:13:03.320 subsidy in order to facilitate and um pun intended fuel these narratives and this agenda going forward

00:13:11.720 um so this is part of the sustainable development goals the sdgs as per the united nations but there's

00:13:18.440 also an article here from the financial post that says how is uh esgs so so esgs are environmental

00:13:26.600 social governance and before i get into the article for anybody who doesn't know and i needed a little

00:13:31.560 refresher myself um there's three that's the three pillars of the esgs the environmental and it's things

00:13:37.800 like climate change strategy and maybe we can just show that on screen i i post a little infographic

00:13:44.440 um i think it's just a little bit further down there's a graphic on that page there it is the

00:13:50.280 three pillars and if you click it you can enlarge it a little bit but the environmental of course is a

00:13:55.080 climate change strategy waste reduction greenhouse gas emissions carbon footprint reduction social is

00:14:01.720 fair pay and living wages so that sounds like universal basic income to me

00:14:05.720 um equal employment opportunity benefits health and safety um community engagement so on and so

00:14:12.680 forth and then governance corporate governance risk management compliance ethical business practices

00:14:18.360 avoiding conflicts of interest it's funny because often when i'm reporting i'll look that's where i'll

00:14:22.920 look first is some conflicts of interest and there are many and they're vast so good luck with that

00:14:28.600 uh accounting accounting integrity and transparency so on and so forth transparency with these globalist

00:14:34.040 organizations is pretty much just null and void there is no transparency but uh we have this financial

00:14:40.200 post article and it says how esg so environmental social governance is helping canadian small businesses grow

00:14:47.960 and basically what it's saying here um is that there's been a shift to proposal requests from major companies

00:14:56.760 they now want the companies um pitching to them to include either mandatory or voluntary requests for

00:15:05.000 information on a prospective suppliers environmental social and governance programs um it's become part of the

00:15:13.240 procurement process of these large corporations and this and this particular clip they feature um

00:15:20.360 um or in this particular article i should say they feature an ottawa based indigenous owned language

00:15:26.920 services company that has been outsourced and the companies were really happy with their esg plans

00:15:33.720 and i just wanted to kind of remind people and tie that in with how justin trudeau recently had to

00:15:41.160 give 13 million dollars to volkswagen for the development of a electric vehicle battery factory

00:15:56.280 through the use of of subsidies and so if the government's not bailing out these companies and

00:16:00.600 the government isn't assisting in achieving these goals then they don't stand a chance and so naturally

00:16:07.240 they the government mandates that these companies have to have something in place there to justify

00:16:13.160 yeah here another uh post from the financial post trudeau's massive 13 billion subsidy to volkswagen

00:16:20.120 and it apparently will have one support in a poll um because the polls are so skewed and oddly worded but

00:16:26.840 anyway they they don't stand a chance without the buy-in of government is my point here and in order to get

00:16:33.640 the buy-in of the government it's like a a vicious cycle they have to have sustainable development

00:16:38.360 goals they have to have esg plans in place or they don't get the buy-in from the government if they

00:16:43.720 don't get the buy-in from the government then they can't be successful so it's just this cycle of

00:16:49.160 absurdity and it actually curbs and squashes ingenuity and progress and that's the really unfortunate

00:16:58.040 part here is that you have such a narrow focus here on a lot of these topics and that's what i

00:17:03.880 repeatedly see yeah it's why like for the for the company it's kind of hard because the one who wants

00:17:11.640 to stand for what they believe they will be they will be punished by the fact that they will not receive

00:17:19.880 any some like subsidized or anything from the government or any help just because they don't comply

00:17:26.760 to this crazy agenda that they are pushing on every single company and people yeah exactly

00:17:35.320 and it's it's kind of forcing the hand right you're forced to comply with it otherwise no money for you

00:17:40.520 otherwise no extras for you where you're not going to be part of our bailout you won't be part of our

00:17:44.120 subsidy so on and so forth uh laja 10 we have a super chat or sorry a rumble rant already gives us

00:17:51.000 ten dollars thank you so much thanks rebel for the amazing coverage and work all of you do and

00:17:57.400 likewise thank you for your support because without that we wouldn't be able to do our work and coverage

00:18:02.280 um truly we are um supporter led supporter funded so thank you for that uh and then so the next on the

00:18:10.840 docket here under the climate alarmism narrative we have a video i think you were getting to that earlier

00:18:16.680 alexa the just stop oil um protestors

00:18:24.200 i'll just check that out

00:18:33.240 do

00:18:35.480 do you hear the people sing sing the song of angry men

00:18:40.760 It is the music for the people who will not be saved again

00:18:46.860 When the beating of your heart echoes the beating of the drums

00:18:53.000 There is a fight about to suffer tomorrow, God

00:18:58.800 We may be here all you can give so that our family advance

00:19:05.580 Some will fall and some will live with a new stand-up

00:19:09.820 And take your chance

00:19:11.700 The blood of the martyrs, the walls of the meadows of Christ

00:19:17.340 We poor people, their show is just completely interrupted

00:19:39.820 I imagine that half of them don't even know what's going on

00:19:43.700 But the thing is why those people are not being arrested and charged

00:19:51.320 When we look at the convoy, these are still in trial

00:19:55.900 After more than almost a year and something after the convoy

00:20:02.380 And those people are just repeatedly doing the same thing

00:20:07.100 Obstricting the roads and events and are causing chaos at some places

00:20:13.580 But none of them have been confronted to jail, police, charges, criminal charges

00:20:22.140 And it's just because they are pushing in the same line than the government wants

00:20:30.460 So it's just because of that

00:20:32.400 And this is really outrageous because this is double standard again

00:20:36.900 Yeah, once again the hypocrisy

00:20:39.060 But there was five of them that were arrested

00:20:41.260 According to the Guardian

00:20:42.980 So this happened yesterday

00:20:45.740 It was just a stop-oil protest

00:20:47.820 Yeah, right?

00:20:49.600 They were probably arrested and later just released and let go

00:20:51.980 I don't know, maybe it says later on in the article

00:20:55.280 Whether or not they were actually charged

00:20:56.800 But this happened in London, England

00:21:00.440 And it was, they disrupted

00:21:01.600 Alexa, you better take over the French pronunciation 1.00

00:21:04.860 Les Miserables is, I'm terrible with

00:21:07.840 Thank you

00:21:09.180 And so they just, they just

00:21:11.960 Obviously, you know, you saw on screen there

00:21:14.100 That they interrupted the theatre in London West's end

00:21:17.160 And then five of them were arrested

00:21:19.580 I'm not seeing in here that any of them were actually charged

00:21:22.980 But again, I don't think that the people who are attending

00:21:26.840 Like at least if you're going to plan this provocateur shutdown of a performance

00:21:31.660 I think it says in there how much tickets were

00:21:34.180 I assume they're not, they're not cheap

00:21:36.020 But at least make, get your message across

00:21:40.000 If you're going to do that

00:21:40.940 Standing up there with this one rendition of

00:21:44.520 I don't know, was it a skull?

00:21:46.700 I'm not even really sure

00:21:47.920 But I imagine that the vast majority of people in the audience

00:21:52.940 Had no idea what was going on

00:21:55.200 At least get your message across

00:21:57.060 If you're going to take such a hard stance

00:21:59.340 And interrupt an entire performance for it

00:22:03.360 Just seems so silly

00:22:04.620 It reminds me of when we were in Germany

00:22:06.360 Actually, I guess it's been almost a year

00:22:09.100 When we were covering the World Health Summit in Berlin

00:22:12.620 And those radical climate activists

00:22:16.400 Pulled the fire alarm in the building

00:22:18.820 Caused all of this commotion, hysteria

00:22:22.680 And the bureaucrats

00:22:24.200 Remember the one bureaucrat in the hallway

00:22:25.780 Was just having a complete meltdown about it

00:22:28.380 But then they glued themselves outside to the windows

00:22:31.840 They made a giant mess of the whole outside of the venue

00:22:34.780 Using all the products that have fossil fuels

00:22:38.900 And they use fossil fuels in their production

00:22:41.380 And it also made the hotel staff

00:22:45.280 Have to come out with more products

00:22:47.000 That used fossil fuels in their production

00:22:49.660 And or in the product themselves

00:22:51.080 To clean up their mess

00:22:52.720 So the whole thing

00:22:53.920 Protesting against fossil fuels

00:22:56.100 And climate alarmism

00:22:57.240 And just making a mess

00:22:58.380 For other people to clean up

00:22:59.720 With your paper and your glue

00:23:01.620 None of these are sustainable ways

00:23:04.080 To try to get across the fact

00:23:06.020 That you apparently love sustainability

00:23:07.600 It's so bizarre

00:23:09.060 It's so hypocritical

00:23:10.640 And it's really sad, I guess

00:23:14.600 Or they've just been so indoctrinated

00:23:16.660 To not even see how hypocritical

00:23:18.960 It is the way that they handle themselves

00:23:21.440 And their cause

00:23:22.520 It's really bizarre

00:23:23.860 And yes, they get arrested

00:23:26.880 But I

00:23:28.000 Most of the time

00:23:29.800 I saw them like being released

00:23:31.280 Right after like

00:23:32.760 Example by Britta Thunberg

00:23:34.840 She got like

00:23:36.040 Bring

00:23:36.640 Almost like a photo op

00:23:38.280 Like being bring

00:23:39.360 Out

00:23:40.260 By with the police

00:23:41.500 And

00:23:41.820 No charge

00:23:42.740 And she's just been released afterwards

00:23:44.580 You know

00:23:45.480 So most of those people

00:23:47.040 It's what is happening

00:23:48.120 It's just like

00:23:48.800 Police need to do something

00:23:50.520 To

00:23:51.040 To get like peace

00:23:52.880 Back

00:23:53.860 And

00:23:54.580 And they

00:23:54.960 They remove them

00:23:56.020 They arrest them

00:23:57.100 And after that

00:23:57.640 They release

00:23:58.340 Afterwards

00:23:59.340 So for them

00:24:00.120 It's just like

00:24:00.660 I know I was doing

00:24:01.760 The right thing

00:24:02.580 So I need to do it again

00:24:04.480 Anyway

00:24:05.020 There is no

00:24:05.940 Not much

00:24:08.120 Sacrifice

00:24:09.500 Or not much

00:24:10.260 Consequences

00:24:11.160 To do so

00:24:12.200 So why not

00:24:13.120 Oh I always have to laugh

00:24:15.420 At the photo op

00:24:16.260 Like

00:24:16.640 Just hold

00:24:17.500 Hold on for the arrest

00:24:19.060 Just one minute

00:24:19.740 Just stand right there

00:24:20.900 Let us just get some photos

00:24:22.260 While you're in the middle

00:24:23.180 Of an arrest

00:24:23.880 Apparent arrest

00:24:24.820 It's just

00:24:26.540 So strange

00:24:27.520 It's very emotionally driven

00:24:29.660 Right

00:24:29.840 They're not based in facts

00:24:31.220 They're not based in logic

00:24:32.380 They're not based in rational thinking

00:24:33.820 It's very

00:24:34.620 Emotive

00:24:35.580 And hysteria driven 0.97

00:24:37.100 And we have

00:24:38.260 We see that

00:24:38.700 We have another clip here

00:24:39.580 Another Just Stop Oil

00:24:40.800 Spokeswoman

00:24:42.080 Gets

00:24:43.620 Gets emotional

00:24:44.780 Can't control herself

00:24:45.880 And starts crying

00:24:46.940 During an interview

00:24:47.900 Let's have a look at this

00:24:49.040 How worse does it have to get?

00:24:51.580 How many kids have to die?

00:24:53.300 How many more young people

00:24:54.480 Have to do this stuff?

00:24:57.120 I don't know what else to say Anna

00:24:59.060 Why aren't you on the streets with us?

00:25:00.980 That's all I can say

00:25:02.040 How do you explain your inaction?

00:25:04.500 How do you explain it?

00:25:06.460 Everyone here

00:25:07.220 All the presenters that we talk to

00:25:08.760 How do you explain your inaction?

00:25:10.700 How much longer are you going to keep this

00:25:12.440 Journalistic objectivity up?

00:25:15.140 Until the water's lapping at your ankles?

00:25:17.060 Until your own kids haven't got food?

00:25:19.660 How long?

00:25:20.980 And for Just Stop Oil

00:25:22.220 What's next?

00:25:23.400 Will you continue to disrupt events?

00:25:26.780 Of course

00:25:27.340 What's the plan?

00:25:29.800 Because it's morally wrong

00:25:30.720 To not take the action

00:25:32.220 That we know from history

00:25:33.500 Has got some chance

00:25:34.680 Of having an effect

00:25:35.680 People feel powerless

00:25:37.020 We are the opposite

00:25:38.160 When we come together

00:25:39.100 We have enormous power

00:25:40.200 There are so many more of us

00:25:41.660 Than there are of them

00:25:42.400 How worse does it happen?

00:25:44.060 I feel really sorry for her

00:25:46.560 Like she's so indoctrinated

00:25:48.780 And she's so like

00:25:50.260 Pursued that she's right

00:25:53.240 And what she's saying

00:25:54.440 Like did you hear it

00:25:55.500 At the beginning

00:25:55.940 She said

00:25:56.300 How many kids need to die? 0.62

00:25:58.780 And when they don't have food to eat

00:26:00.660 And I'm over here thinking

00:26:02.100 Does she know that in Canada

00:26:04.940 Families can't feed their children

00:26:07.180 Because of the rate of inflation

00:26:09.020 And the insane cost of living

00:26:12.300 Thanks to our government's

00:26:14.140 Own tax impositions

00:26:16.000 What about that?

00:26:17.740 You know

00:26:18.300 The left will cry

00:26:19.240 Oh well we'll hear

00:26:19.860 Whataboutism

00:26:20.780 And to that I say

00:26:22.760 Well how is the carbon tax

00:26:24.520 Going to curb carbon

00:26:27.300 And then

00:26:30.040 So we should not have any food to eat now

00:26:32.420 Because of the carbon tax

00:26:33.700 Versus in what

00:26:36.060 I don't even know

00:26:36.760 What their year

00:26:37.820 Play by play would be

00:26:39.920 If they claim

00:26:40.660 That there's going to be no food

00:26:41.820 The whole thing

00:26:43.700 Just doesn't make sense

00:26:44.540 You try to make sense of it

00:26:46.540 And to apply logic

00:26:47.880 And reasoning

00:26:48.800 And rational thought

00:26:50.600 And the mental gymnastics

00:26:51.840 That are needed

00:26:52.500 To get to that conclusion

00:26:53.640 That there will be no food

00:26:55.080 Just it's obscure

00:26:57.580 And the fact that

00:26:59.140 Initiatives like

00:27:01.040 The Bill and Melinda Gates

00:27:01.940 Foundation for instance

00:27:03.620 They claim to be humanitarian

00:27:05.780 And they care about

00:27:08.360 Saving children's lives

00:27:09.720 Meanwhile they just invest

00:27:11.000 Billions

00:27:11.640 Maybe even trillions

00:27:12.820 Into perpetual vaccine development

00:27:15.540 And administration

00:27:16.380 When they could

00:27:17.600 Quite literally feed

00:27:18.960 All of the starving children

00:27:20.820 With that same money

00:27:22.320 But instead of feeding

00:27:23.460 And curbing world hunger

00:27:24.880 They just want to inject

00:27:26.240 Everybody

00:27:27.040 With their pharmaceutical products

00:27:29.000 So

00:27:29.640 Again this stuff

00:27:31.400 Just doesn't make sense

00:27:32.680 I think there are solutions here

00:27:33.900 That just simply

00:27:34.500 Are not being addressed

00:27:35.420 Or looked at

00:27:35.920 Because there's no money

00:27:37.480 In curbing

00:27:38.040 And actually fixing the problem

00:27:39.460 You can continue to capitalize

00:27:41.220 And make money off of a problem

00:27:42.580 So long as it continues to exist

00:27:44.200 But if we solve the problem

00:27:45.300 Then hey

00:27:45.900 Maybe we don't make money anymore

00:27:47.060 And that's what

00:27:47.940 People like Bill and Melinda Gates

00:27:50.440 Are more interested in

00:27:51.540 In my opinion

00:27:52.220 And if you want to do

00:27:54.100 Really a good action

00:27:55.260 Don't disrupt

00:27:56.620 Even

00:27:57.440 With normal citizens

00:27:59.140 Go where

00:28:00.020 Is the richest person

00:28:01.460 In the world

00:28:02.400 Ask them

00:28:03.640 Like to do

00:28:04.460 Some donation

00:28:05.180 And to provide

00:28:06.340 Maybe

00:28:06.840 A part of their

00:28:08.140 Their wealth

00:28:09.580 To

00:28:10.220 To buy some food

00:28:12.960 Or anything

00:28:13.540 Or those people

00:28:14.700 Who actually claim

00:28:15.700 That

00:28:16.000 It's the

00:28:17.480 Small population

00:28:18.820 That needs to

00:28:20.160 Do sacrifice

00:28:21.980 During that

00:28:23.120 They use their private jet

00:28:24.380 Go and disrupt them

00:28:26.060 And

00:28:26.320 It's them

00:28:27.360 You need to do

00:28:28.140 Something to them

00:28:28.980 Not like just

00:28:29.720 The normal people

00:28:30.780 Yeah

00:28:32.760 And again

00:28:33.100 Those normal people

00:28:33.800 Who are

00:28:34.200 Who probably had no idea

00:28:35.820 What was happening

00:28:36.460 They probably

00:28:37.540 Still

00:28:38.360 Even

00:28:38.640 Still

00:28:39.260 Even with the

00:28:40.000 The small

00:28:41.200 Graphic that they had

00:28:42.960 Present

00:28:43.360 While they were

00:28:43.840 Shutting down the stage

00:28:44.840 People still probably

00:28:45.900 Were like

00:28:46.160 What

00:28:46.600 Like there wasn't

00:28:47.980 A website

00:28:48.460 There wasn't a name

00:28:49.640 There wasn't a logo

00:28:50.500 It was just

00:28:51.520 Maybe that is their logo

00:28:52.780 I don't

00:28:53.180 I don't even know

00:28:53.800 That much about

00:28:54.360 Just stop oil

00:28:55.080 Other than

00:28:55.760 They clearly

00:28:56.700 Based their decisions

00:28:57.820 On emotion

00:28:59.400 And not logic

00:29:00.860 And rational thought processes

00:29:02.320 Yeah

00:29:03.500 And it just

00:29:03.920 It just

00:29:04.300 Makes very little sense

00:29:05.600 And I'm sure

00:29:06.580 They're all getting there

00:29:07.720 Using vehicles

00:29:08.780 And fossil fuels

00:29:09.560 And I'm sure

00:29:10.000 All of their clothes

00:29:10.820 Are derived from

00:29:11.980 Products

00:29:13.100 And processes

00:29:13.920 That utilize

00:29:15.420 Fossil fuels

00:29:16.660 So

00:29:17.040 More hypocrisy

00:29:18.660 Of the new normal

00:29:19.500 Is what I

00:29:19.980 Like to call it

00:29:20.940 Before we wrap up

00:29:22.540 The segment

00:29:22.940 On the climate alarmism

00:29:24.200 What is going on

00:29:26.180 At the Vatican

00:29:26.800 The Pope

00:29:28.500 Was

00:29:28.980 These bizarre videos

00:29:30.820 This one

00:29:32.540 Comes from

00:29:33.980 Ian Myles Chong

00:29:35.080 Tweeted this out

00:29:35.960 The Vatican

00:29:36.500 Has lost the plot

00:29:38.000 What's going on

00:29:39.560 With the Pope

00:29:40.680 And it's like

00:29:43.800 A freakish

00:29:44.600 Weird dance

00:29:46.320 Yeah let's play

00:29:47.860 This clip

00:29:48.300 Oh my god

00:29:58.920 B

00:30:02.340 The

00:30:19.460 This is a

00:30:49.440 I'm sorry, I have no words. I can't even believe that this is happening at the Vatican. This is such a mockery of the church. I'm shocked this is allowed.

00:31:06.820 Sorry, say that again?

00:31:10.520 Is it the circus?

00:31:41.320 This is supposed to be literally the Holy Grail of God and Jesus Christ. And you're making a complete mockery of it.

00:31:50.580 I mean, it's unsurprising. We have also this CTV news article on the Pope, where he calls it a point of no return. He challenges leaders at UN talks to slow global warming before it's too late, as though governments can control the rate of warming of the climate.

00:32:12.020 Pope Francis shamed and challenged world leaders on Wednesday to commit to binding targets to slow climate change before it's too late, warning that God's increasingly warming creation is fast reaching a point of no return.

00:32:29.840 This is just appropriating religion for a really bizarre climate alarmism agenda. And I don't know, I don't. Pope Francis, for many years has been, you know, engaged in really weird conduct, and said some bizarre things.

00:32:47.840 I don't know, I just don't think this is an appropriate stance for the Pope to be taking. It's not an appropriate topic for him to engage in and to use the reference to God's creation.

00:33:00.620 This is, I don't, I'm lost for words after seeing that video coupled with his comments on this. It's very disturbing. And I think it's really turning a lot of people away from Catholicism and religion as a result,

00:33:16.200 which is obviously counterintuitive to what someone like the Pope should be doing.

00:33:22.660 And what is this qualification for claiming like those claims, like saying that almost like there is a point of no return.

00:33:30.820 It's what I really find shaming from media or other like, it's like gathering the voice of so many people who are not qualified to claim those things.

00:33:45.840 And afterwards, that goes straight to the mind of the people, as much as if it is a fact, when it's not a fact, those people doesn't know anything.

00:33:57.480 Can we actually speak with scientists? I don't want to see the political report. I want to see the scientific report.

00:34:04.540 I want to read it. I want to see what it say on it.

00:34:07.680 And I heard them talking about the real result and not like in an alarmist way.

00:34:16.580 Yeah, well, and it's all based on this faulty modeling and that really came to fruition and was highlighted and heightened by the COVID pandemic.

00:34:23.320 Because likewise, the pandemic predictions were based on faulty modeling that never came true or had really weird parameters and inputs.

00:34:31.800 And so the same thing can be said for the climate alarmism as well.

00:34:36.160 It's all based on these faulty models and predictions.

00:34:39.640 And as we see repeatedly, like peak oil, these predictions never come true.

00:34:46.960 We have another super chat here that I'll just read quickly from Fraser McBurney.

00:34:50.940 Gives $5. Thanks, Fraser.

00:34:52.580 And then we'll go to a quick ad break.

00:34:54.120 In 1650, wow, we're really going back in the archives here.

00:34:59.040 It took over two months to travel from Europe to Canada.

00:35:02.120 In 1750, it was the same.

00:35:04.380 In 1850, it took three weeks with the age of steam.

00:35:08.020 In 1950, it took 10 hours to fly.

00:35:11.500 In 1980, it took three hours to fly.

00:35:15.100 Yeah, there's some real progress for you.

00:35:17.660 And now it seems like we're just curbing travel altogether because of this idea that greenhouse gas emissions and this minuscule amount that humans contribute needs to be immediately halted so that the globalists can continue their travel plans, but all of us have to stay home confined to our container car apartments in 15-minute cities.

00:35:43.740 Wonder Woman Wells also gives $5. Thank you very much.

00:35:48.500 Many employees' religious exemptions in my organization were refused on the basis that the Pope supported vaccines.

00:35:54.280 Yes, this is a great point.

00:35:56.060 The Pope does not speak above the word of Jesus Christ or God.

00:36:00.980 Yeah, they're supposed to speak through him.

00:36:02.500 And he's obviously proving himself to be a very poor ambassador for Christianity, for religion, and or Jesus Christ and or God.

00:36:14.080 But when he supported vaccination, that was another point that I'm saying there's been a history here with Pope Francis, where he endorses and gets behind things that really should he should, in my view, be taking the opposite stance, but also maybe just not take a stance at all on.

00:36:32.020 And, yeah, when he came out and said that about the COVID vaccines, that was a real kick for a lot of Christians, Catholics alike.

00:36:43.120 Really, really unfortunate, but we're about halfway or we're over halfway through the show now.

00:36:47.360 So we'll go to a quick ad break and then we will come back with some more news pieces to chat about.

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00:37:57.760 All right, next on the list, we have more unelected fiscal irresponsibility, or sorry, I shouldn't say unelected, but more fiscal irresponsibility by our elected officials.

00:38:18.040 So this post is from Franco Terrizano.

00:38:21.280 Now he is the head of, or the federal director of the Taxpayers Federation here in Canada.

00:38:28.680 And the article that he is tweeting about here comes from the CBC, where Justin Trudeau's Montana holiday vacation cost taxpayers much more than he originally reported or disclosed to in Parliament.

00:38:42.080 So the price tag for the trip came to a whopping, and this was just a weekend, this was an Easter weekend trip in Montana, came to $228,839, far higher than the sum disclosed to Parliament.

00:38:57.060 And so the costs incurred included the Canadian, the costs carried by the Canadian Armed Forces, the Privy Council Office, and the RCMP.

00:39:09.640 And so it did not include the regular salaries of the RCMP officers, or the Royal Canadian Air Force aircrew, or the Privy Council official who would normally accompany the Prime Minister.

00:39:23.960 So originally, Justin Trudeau disclosed that this trip cost $23,846, which in and of itself is a, like, that is a lot of money for a weekend getaway, a weekend vacation in Montana during Easter, so in April, earlier this year.

00:39:47.400 So originally, he disclosed almost $24,000, his weekend trip.

00:39:51.880 Meanwhile, it actually cost almost $229,000.

00:39:58.180 This is exponentially more than what he tried to disclose to Parliament.

00:40:02.740 And I think we discussed this the other day, Alexa, where the, I can't ever remember their name, minister was, had resigned or fired over a glass of orange juice.

00:40:13.320 I mean, and Justin Trudeau knows, he has to know at this point, how much Canadians are struggling to feed their families, heat their homes, afford their houses, their cars, the cost of living is insane.

00:40:28.000 And meanwhile, he can go ahead and even if he spent $24,000 on a weekend away, that's egregious enough.

00:40:34.620 But meanwhile, it's actually almost close to $230, this is just absurd and there's just no accountability.

00:40:42.580 There's no one baths an eye.

00:40:44.400 It'll be on to the next news cycle item tomorrow.

00:40:49.120 This man doesn't know, like, what is the real reality of Canadian.

00:40:53.220 Canadian, like, is, is completely disconnected from what, what it should, like, lead, like, your country need your help. 0.92

00:41:03.780 It needs to balance the budget.

00:41:07.180 Canadian need help to pass through the inflation because a lot of people will probably finish, like, without the place to stay.

00:41:15.080 Since a lot of people need to have, to sell their house because the mortgage, I have, like, just, like, skyrocketed.

00:41:23.240 And, and him, it's like, it just go on vacation, spending all the money of, like, hardworking Canadian.

00:41:31.860 Like, it's so, so outrageous because we know how it's hard to work every day, sometime over time.

00:41:40.820 And, and we work hard to be able to raise that money, to make sure that our infrastructure is going okay, that everything is going okay in Canada.

00:41:52.980 But no, that our money is not going there.

00:41:55.640 It's going to a leader that doesn't know what to do with our money.

00:41:59.920 And it doesn't even matter if you work hard.

00:42:01.840 It doesn't even matter if you work overtime because the amount you'll pay in taxes, it doesn't even make sense.

00:42:07.580 It almost doesn't make sense to work anymore because you are taxed nearly, nearly 50.

00:42:13.340 The average Canadian household is taxed nearly half of its income to the government between the municipal, the municipal level, your property taxes.

00:42:21.480 If you want a home to your provincial taxes here in Ontario is 13% sales tax or GST.

00:42:28.560 And then, of course, you have the federal, federal government's taxes on top of it.

00:42:32.460 And now we get our Canada Day inflationary increase to our, the carbon tax, which the, the last increase of the installment went up on Canada Day.

00:42:45.960 Now we have this that has not only affected directly Canadians, but also ricocheted and rippled out and affected every piece of product that Canadians can buy in the store.

00:42:56.760 So it almost doesn't make sense, even if you're a hardworking, overtime-driven person, employee, it doesn't make sense because you end up just being taxed out of the Yahoo for your hard work.

00:43:12.020 And that's where a lot of Canadians are getting frustrated.

00:43:16.260 As these people get to jet set on our dime, well, we're struggling to quite literally just have the bare necessities of life, feeding your children.

00:43:26.320 This isn't a $25,000 or $225,000 weekend getaway jet setting in Montana.

00:43:34.440 This is just the ability to feed your children three square meals a day and maybe give them some snacks and whole foods while you're at it.

00:43:42.380 But that, it's just absolutely absurd.

00:43:47.220 This is a government that said that budgets would balance themselves.

00:43:51.880 So there is no fiscal responsibility.

00:43:53.900 And I think that that being the cornerstone of a conservative platform is having that fiscal responsibility is really why you see the polls so heavily in favor of leader of the opposition, Pierre Polyev.

00:44:07.500 But unfortunately, because of the Liberal NDP coalition, they don't stand a chance and we have to wait out another two years until or a year and a half until the next election.

00:44:17.220 I don't even know what's going to be left of Canada by that point because so many people are looking for a way out.

00:44:23.500 If they haven't already left, which I have tons of friends and even some direct family members who have left the country, and I don't think they're coming back anytime soon, more and more Canadians are starting to say, hey, wait a minute, things aren't getting any better here.

00:44:39.400 In fact, they're just getting worse.

00:44:40.440 And maybe we should think about an exit strategy as well.

00:44:42.520 So soon, like, we will have a Canada without Canadians because all the Canadians will be, like, done with, like, what is going on and they will be, like, fleeing all around and not here. 0.98

00:44:55.380 Yeah, it's already on their path to that.

00:44:57.860 The immigration targets are insane. 1.00

00:44:59.280 Even if the amount of Canadians stay, we're increasing our population like wildfire. 0.99

00:45:06.280 And that's another pun over the past few months.

00:45:09.120 But, yeah, we're going to be replaced.

00:45:13.020 And we'll flee to other countries that uphold what used to be Canadian values.

00:45:19.720 And that was, you know, freedom.

00:45:22.100 And diversity was at one point supposed to be our strength.

00:45:26.000 But it's turning out that there's actually not a lot of diversity.

00:45:28.820 And that's in terms of diversity of thought.

00:45:30.520 And when we bring in more diversity, there is a clear lack of wanting to embrace the Canadian values and traditions.

00:45:43.460 And a lot of the new Canadians that are coming into the country are finding that they were sold on a false premise that Canada had wealth and it had opportunity.

00:45:53.280 And they're finding that they just can't make their way in Canada, like many Canadians, Canadian-born individuals. 1.00

00:46:01.520 And so that's just a recipe for disaster, in my opinion.

00:46:06.980 We have another unethical ruler here, former mayor of Toronto, John Tory.

00:46:13.840 This report comes from the Toronto Star, where he broke the ethics rules over his relationship with a staffer.

00:46:20.640 This is a report.

00:46:23.060 I don't know.

00:46:23.500 I didn't need a report to tell me that he broke ethical, he broke ethics rules over a relationship with a staffer.

00:46:31.400 So this happened in, I get my years mixed up, post-COVID.

00:46:35.260 But he essentially, so he cheated on his wife with one of his staffers who was, I think, approximately 30 years younger than he was, if I remember correctly.

00:46:45.160 Yeah, and it was a big deal because John Tory was really set and proud to have some of the harshest COVID-19-related restrictions in Canada.

00:47:00.760 Toronto really went above and beyond.

00:47:03.140 They squashed peaceful protest.

00:47:05.280 They, you know, they had aggressive gathering restrictions from the Ontario government that were really reinforced by the mayor of Toronto, John Tory, at the time.

00:47:17.580 And, you know, there was indoor gathering restrictions.

00:47:21.440 You were supposed to have your bubble.

00:47:22.960 There was that time when we had, you had to restrict, you gathered with to a bubble, and then you weren't allowed to leave your house.

00:47:30.540 And there was all these different rules and regulations around the COVID pandemic handling and who you could and couldn't interact with.

00:47:36.460 And literally during that time, when John Tory was supposed to be, you know, hiding out in his house with his wife of, gosh, I can't remember, maybe they say in the article, but like 40 decades, decades of marriage with his wife.

00:47:50.300 And meanwhile, he was moseying on out with his staffer in direct, obviously, ethics violations happened here, but also in the face of gathering restrictions.

00:48:05.100 And I think that was also at the time when, was it BC's Medical Officer of Health, Bonnie Henry, she proposed that people use glory holes if they wanted to go out and engage in sexual acts.

00:48:19.800 They promoted the use of glory holes and wearing masks during intercourse.

00:48:25.380 And I don't, I think even changing up your position so you weren't face to face.

00:48:31.220 And so meanwhile, when all, well, all of this is happening, and I'm not saying that it's, that it's right.

00:48:35.360 And I am, I think this is completely laughable and nonsensical and absolutely ridiculous and absurd that we have nanny state telling people how they should and should not engage in sexual interactions.

00:48:46.800 But at that same time, you have a supposedly happily married mayor of Toronto, who's backing these kinds of restrictions and measures, going out and cheating on his wife with one of his staffers.

00:49:02.020 Obviously, this is an ethics violation.

00:49:03.860 I'm shocked that we even need a report to tell us that.

00:49:06.060 And it seems like now, same if you do like a ethics violation example, like I know that one of our like politicians in Quebec, it's at his six or seven investigations for ethics violation.

00:49:21.620 It's still in place.

00:49:23.120 It's still, it's still there.

00:49:25.200 Yeah, so Tory did resign after this was discovered.

00:49:28.920 Yeah, so he did resign.

00:49:30.360 And then that's why there was an election.

00:49:32.420 And now Toronto gets Olivia Chow. 1.00

00:49:34.280 So good luck.

00:49:35.280 Yeah, yeah.

00:49:37.100 But, but yeah, so there's a new report here.

00:49:40.640 Tory resigned in February after the star revealed his relationship with the woman, breached two articles of the code of conduct.

00:49:48.020 And so anyway, they're, they get into what exactly he breached and how, but, you know, I think that the proof was pretty clearly in the pudding that Tory breached ethics when he cheated on his wife with a staffer during peak COVID hysteria when you weren't supposed to be breathing.

00:50:04.300 Mm-hmm.

00:50:05.520 Mm-hmm.

00:50:05.540 Out in public, essentially.

00:50:06.660 Obviously, that's how hysterical things got in Toronto.

00:50:10.360 Yeah, by the way, how is Olivia Chow? 0.96

00:50:15.000 I, I never see anything about her.

00:50:18.480 It seems like she's sometime there.

00:50:21.800 I don't know.

00:50:22.580 I, I never seen any news about her.

00:50:25.060 So I'm just thinking she's quiet.

00:50:27.820 Yeah, she was pretty excited about the Blue Jays yesterday.

00:50:31.500 I don't even know if they ended up winning there.

00:50:33.740 I think it was the first playoff game in the series, but she was pretty excited about that.

00:50:37.980 I don't hear anything of substance about Olivia Chow.

00:50:40.500 Maybe it's too early to tell, but, you know, she, she wants more money from the feds for things like housing and transportation. 1.00

00:50:48.500 And I think she's set to increase, I don't even know what percentage, but she's set to increase taxes in Toronto by, I don't, I, again, I'm not sure the percentage, but that's, that was one of her, her key platform policies is that, you know, taxes and more money, more money, more money from the feds.

00:51:07.500 We have another piece to share with you on conservative leader, Pierre Polyev, this comes from the CBC.

00:51:14.640 His inner circle is apparently divided over how to tackle gender issues, sources say.

00:51:21.880 The party's position on gender identity is being vigorously debated in the conservative leader's office.

00:51:28.360 Alexa, you were there at the conservative convention.

00:51:30.360 What was the, what was the landscape around gender identity like when you were there?

00:51:34.440 That was, uh, obviously like a hot topic.

00:51:38.720 Uh, I know that some people didn't want it at the party to really take a stance or a position because they say that the party would be, uh, paint with, uh, you know, uh, transphobic or homophobic like, uh, point of view.

00:51:56.160 And they say that mainstream media want them actually to talk about it, to use that maybe against them.

00:52:02.960 So a lot of people were for speaking about it because they say that it's important.

00:52:08.740 We need to talk about the future of our children and what is going on.

00:52:12.920 And other people, you were able to see that they were mostly ready to censor themselves or censor the party to maybe win the next election and just like go under the radar.

00:52:25.500 So, uh, yes, uh, that was the biggest hot topic of, uh, the convention.

00:52:30.960 Yeah, well, as soon as you start even saying anything, um, that doesn't immediately affirm the idea of gender identity, you're called a transphobic bigot.

00:52:42.120 Um, so I think the conservatives are still really just scared of the media party and the way that they'll be spun by the government, you know, the liberal government lapdogs, how they'll be perceived in the mainstream media.

00:52:58.520 And I think conservatives just need to get over them, get over it, get over themselves, have a spine, get a moral compass, listen to the valid concerns of parents who are, whose children are really at the forefront of this.

00:53:14.940 I hate to, I hate to call it a battle, but, um, at the forefront of this, this indoctrination scheme that is unprecedented, that isn't based on any.

00:53:26.040 Again, I spoke about, uh, rash.

00:53:28.520 National, logical, reasonable things, tangible things.

00:53:33.060 This is all based on hysteria and theory and ideologies.

00:53:38.020 And so just leave the kids alone. 0.72

00:53:39.840 If you want to leave this, you know, the idea of gender identity and sexual orientation and what have you to, um, academics, to people in universities or scholars to put out papers or debate it or have these discussions.

00:53:54.080 Fine, go ahead, have at it, but leave these impressionable kids in a publicly funded school system alone, protect their innocence first and foremost, and then leave these, um, weighted, heavily weighted conversations.

00:54:07.800 Leave it to adults, let the adults handle it, leave the kids alone.

00:54:11.100 And, you know, we have, um, Justin Trudeau on the other side.

00:54:14.840 We have a breaking clip here in a press conference where he's asked if he'll apologize or, or condemn the characterization of Muslim parents as hateful, transphobic bigot for simply bringing up the fact that they don't want their kids exposed to this SOGI 123 curriculum.

00:54:33.360 Let's have a look at this.

00:54:35.360 The Muslim Association of Canada and other groups have, uh, recently condemned your characterization of people, including Muslim families, who recently protested for what they call parental rights.

00:54:44.460 You used the word hate to describe their concerns, and you've been asked to retract that comment and apologize.

00:54:49.640 Will you do that, and should you have been more careful in the way you discuss this issue?

00:54:52.620 I will always stand up for everyone's rights in this country, stand up for, uh, Muslim communities, stand up for 2SLGBTQI plus communities, stand up for marginalized people across this country, and protect them from intolerance, and yes, from hatred when it is there.

00:55:13.040 I am going to continue, uh, to work to bring people together and to make sure our kids are protected while standing up for everyone's rights.

00:55:22.380 This is something that is core to Canada, that we defend each other's rights, that we support each other.

00:55:28.800 And I've never suggested that someone who's concerned about parental rights is somehow filled with hate or intolerance.

00:55:37.860 But what we need to make sure is that when we do see expressions of hatred or intolerance against Muslims, against the 2SLGBTQI plus community, against any Canadians, that we are firm in standing against intolerance, that we reach out to bring people together.

00:55:59.500 That's what I will always do. That's what I will always do. That's what I will always do. That's what this government has always done with Muslim Canadians and with all, uh, members of diverse communities.

00:56:09.840 Quick follow-up. So you're not retracting the comment in question.

00:56:13.200 It was a tweet, uh, talking about how we stand with the 2SLGBTQI plus community, and we always will. We will always stand against hatred and intolerance wherever and from whoever it comes.

00:56:24.560 But anyone who's trying to politicize or spin this as an attack on one particular group, um, is trying to divide communities against each other.

00:56:35.760 We are a government and a party that will always stand against intolerance wherever it is.

00:56:44.200 Unless you're a Canadian trucker who was opposed to the government's COVID response and federally mandated injection.

00:56:54.560 Then we can't tolerate those people, remember? Like that, he, he quite literally said, this is a small fringe minority with unacceptable views.

00:57:07.480 And then he went on the French broadcaster, um, and he called them, you know, often racists, um,

00:57:15.700 Misogynists.

00:57:17.300 Misogynists. And, and point blank said, do we tolerate these people?

00:57:23.100 And now he's all about like tolerance and bringing people together. Uh, meanwhile, he campaigned in 2021 on the wedge issue of your COVID-19 vaccine status, creating that medical apartheid divide between Canadians and families, right?

00:57:39.300 Like my, as I mentioned at the beginning of the show, my family has still not recovered from the divide that has been propagated onto Canadians by this very same government and his mainstream media lapdogs.

00:57:53.240 And the rhetoric that he espouses constantly about this, you know, now that he's actually getting a little bit of pushback on it and arguably it was weak at best, but, um, he, he walks it back.

00:58:07.460 He can't attest to those strong, firm stances. He tweets about, I don't know if we can pull up the tweet.

00:58:13.080 I think it was the one, um, yesterday or the day before where he said, you know, we'll always stand by and he forgot one of the cues.

00:58:19.760 Now, now there's two cues. So it's 2SLGBTQQIA+, I think. And it's sad that I even know that, but it's, as part of my job, you know, I have to know what is going on with, in the socio-political landscape of our country. 0.99

00:58:39.300 Yeah, this is just yesterday. So this is what he's being questioned about here. And he, oh, he got the acronym right there, the alphabet soup, um, correct there.

00:58:47.000 See the 2Qs. So it's queer. Sheila told me, I think it was on Monday when we co-hosted together. Um, it's queer and questioning, um, is the reason for the 2Qs. 1.00

00:58:56.200 He says, indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA plus people are, my screen's cut off a little bit there, but, um, are valued and deserve better as we mark sisters in spirit day.

00:59:10.400 Didn't even know that was a thing. We remember those who have been murdered or are missing, and we stand with their families and their communities.

00:59:18.340 Um, it's so funny.

00:59:19.660 Because he's been, like, asking about the tweet, and it's probably not him that wrote the tweet, so probably he arrived and it's just, I have, like, an interrogation point in this way. It's just, like, what are they all talking about?

00:59:31.180 These all talk, no action. I think there's still a whole bunch of indigenous communities that don't even have basic access to clean running water. I mean, really, and you're going to talk about, um, the indigenous sisters.

00:59:42.300 And, and, and, and by the way, he claimed that he will stand against hatred message or hatred, um, action and violence, wherever it is. And so when all those churches were, were burning in Canada, he never claimed that as a hate crime. So I'm sorry, you don't stand for everybody. You stand for what you want to stand for.

01:00:10.520 mm-hmm yeah whatever the polls are showing we have a another rumble rant from snowy roof gives

01:00:17.840 five dollars thank you more and more taxes until you will own nothing and be happy yep that's right

01:00:22.440 we've already we referenced that klaus schwab um incentive previously owning nothing and be happy

01:00:30.540 happy in your container apartment in a 15-minute city while they jet set and gather in davos and

01:00:36.740 eat filet mignon no worries there um we have another clip here also that trudeau just breaking news here

01:00:43.900 um where he is asked about record high immigration and immigrants sleeping on the streets of toronto

01:00:49.860 of course he deflects to premier of ontario doug ford let's have a look um first of all it's

01:00:57.360 unacceptable that uh the most vulnerable people people who are uh asylum seekers refugee claimants 1.00

01:01:05.660 uh be stuck sleeping in the streets be stuck uh in um horrific circumstances this is something

01:01:13.980 uh that we've taken very seriously for many years now and have transferred hundreds of millions of

01:01:19.160 dollars uh to provinces and municipalities over the past years to support uh the infrastructure

01:01:24.440 for asylum seekers but we know there's more to do so we're going to continue to be there

01:01:28.540 to work with the city of toronto and we're also uh continuing to call on the provincial government

01:01:34.960 to step up uh around its responsibilities as well to make sure uh that uh the most vulnerable are

01:01:41.620 supported and housed i thought it would have a mistake like we give a hundred of a million of

01:01:50.240 dollars to ukraine oh right yeah we're quite literally funding more in the ukraine than we are

01:01:59.620 building the infrastructure in canada to meet his extremely progressive and liberal um far left uh

01:02:07.880 goals immigration goals and um doug ford did try to do something to quell that issue and that was

01:02:17.420 develop parts of the green belt so he was switching out some areas for others and he's been under fire

01:02:23.000 about you know prioritizing his developer buddies and they're set to make billions off of it

01:02:27.720 and so on and so forth but the unfortunate you know i can see both sides of the coin because on one hand

01:02:34.520 i really value having lush green farmlands i think that's obviously very important to have robust

01:02:40.440 agriculture and access to uh food and and healthy soil and so on and so forth um and that lends to

01:02:48.340 the clip we showed earlier of the climate alarmist being like well we're all what's going to take till

01:02:53.500 your kids are starving well we need that green land and that lush farmland to make sure that our kids

01:02:58.480 aren't starving because we want to be able to grow healthy and adequate food um but unfortunately where

01:03:06.360 the green belt lies which is i think it's about 240 hectares spanning from the niagara

01:03:11.860 escarpment all the way to uh where i am in northumberland county and it spans right where the gta and key

01:03:21.740 lines of transportation development exists uh already um so there's the subway system there's metro links

01:03:29.800 there the go train and transit and these hubs of development are already in place along that

01:03:35.960 it's called the 401 corridor in ontario and so ford was going to develop or he was proposing to develop

01:03:43.520 uh key points of that corridor where the infrastructure already exists to take on and be able to adequately

01:03:51.280 house uh immigrants and newcomers and canadians alike i mean in ontario even born ontarians or born

01:03:57.820 canadians are struggling with the housing crisis and um it was you know it's been a controversy and a

01:04:04.200 scandal and this and that and the climate alarmists are all like how dare you um develop or propose

01:04:11.160 developing this area of the green belt so he's walked back on that proposition but the same people

01:04:18.680 and that's why i say and i had a report on it a couple weeks maybe it's been about a month now

01:04:22.640 um i said you can't have your cake and eat it too because those are the same people who say

01:04:26.880 open the floodgates open the doors if they need to come to canada we're with open arms we're welcoming

01:04:32.960 everybody come on in come on in but we don't have the infrastructure or the um the policy that we don't

01:04:41.460 have the in general it's just infrastructure and it's an infrastructure issue we don't have it mapped

01:04:46.440 out and clearly laid out so that people can adequately assimilate but also be successful

01:04:51.320 and wealthy and generate income and have a place to live and have all the same opportunities that

01:04:58.220 they're sold on coming to canada for when we can't even get them housed um so the whole thing is just

01:05:06.040 completely upside down trudeau obviously is not slowing down the rate of immigration i had a clip from

01:05:13.200 his housing minister uh last weekend i believe it was and he said that they that that that the

01:05:20.440 ministry of housing the federal ministry of housing or sorry of immigration was processing five million

01:05:27.120 he called them data points but that's five million applications that's five million people coming into

01:05:33.280 canada just last year alone that's well above what the targets are supposed to be and the targets

01:05:39.960 themselves are extremely inflated and this is what's actually happening is even more inflated

01:05:47.340 on top of that and doug ford's mentioned that in press releases before as well so this is a mess

01:05:51.580 obviously and and over half yeah here we could just play this quickly mark miller

01:05:55.620 i've seen in the past few years is backlog some resulting from covid and some resulting from

01:06:01.900 the ramp up um coming out of covid uh clearly the backlog that we see today is is much different than

01:06:07.600 what we've seen uh even a year ago uh we are coming largely back in to within service standards and

01:06:13.900 again uh why i commented on the generality of the question is because in some envelopes we are

01:06:19.500 actually back to standard in some we are we are close but we're continuing to work on it i think as

01:06:23.440 a country what you're seeing and i think you refer to it implicitly is we have historic numbers of

01:06:27.540 people wanting to come to canada i'm never going to fault someone for wanting to be canadian or wanting

01:06:31.460 to come here as a country but the reality is that we do as pure data points i'd say five million

01:06:36.980 processing um points that we've had over the last year is much higher than it is year over year

01:06:43.020 even compared to pre-covid so uh it's something that we have to deal with as a department you have to

01:06:48.800 really read between the lines there five million data points five million people that they've had

01:06:52.860 to process and then you know they're already in canada and a lot of them don't have paperwork they

01:06:57.000 don't have their adequate documentation and a lot of them wouldn't actually be approved to stay in

01:07:02.060 canada but because they're so backlogged they don't even know where these people end up

01:07:06.100 in many instances and he he alludes to that later in the clip um so that's to give you the state of

01:07:11.360 affairs in canada with immigration and the progressively liberal targets where ontario will

01:07:18.260 house um over half of them and of that almost 75 percent of them will end up in the gta the greater

01:07:25.460 toronto area so that is an influx like we've never seen before and all those people are applying

01:07:33.120 for help for financial help from the government some of them leave the country but they still

01:07:40.040 claim that money so we are still like us canadian paying for like all the people who are in canada

01:07:47.500 and outside of canada who are just like claiming our money yeah it's um i guess we're seeing it play out

01:07:56.660 in real time and um we we can't even expect a change in government because of the two fringe

01:08:03.380 minority parties and their unofficial coalition in the house of commons but with that we are about

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Rebel News Podcast - October 05, 2023

DAILY Roundup ｜ WEF's environmental vision, Trudeau's pricy getaway, What's going on with the Pope

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