DAVID MENZIES ｜ A Clockwork Orange was meant as fiction — not policy blueprint
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This year marks the 55th anniversary of the release of Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece, A Clockwork Orange. But what is perhaps even more disturbing is that in 55 years since the film was originally released, certain elements of this sci-fi saga are shockingly becoming true.
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Tonight, A Clockwork Orange seems to be less about speculative fiction these days and more
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about actual reality. I'll explain why. This year marks the 55th anniversary of the release of
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Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece, A Clockwork Orange, based on the Anthony Burgess novel of the same
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title published in 1962. A Clockwork Orange is a disturbing tale, but what is perhaps even more
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disturbing is that in 55 years since the film was originally released, certain elements of this sci-fi
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saga are shockingly becoming true. Now, if you haven't read or seen A Clockwork Orange, I advise
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that you put it on your to-do list. The film depicts a dystopian Britain of the near future.
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The nation is overrun with young gangs carrying out violent criminal acts. But the desperate
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government of the day isn't cracking down on these criminals. Rather, it's seemingly embracing a kinder,
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gentler approach to crime by attempting to reprogram the hooligans. And when that doesn't work, well,
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the government sometimes goes out of its way to actually reward the hooligans. Tell me, does this
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ring familiar in terms of contemporary Canadian politics, as well as our so-called criminal justice
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system? You know how the worst of the worst are still granted bail? How sentences are laughably
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lenient, even for the most horrific crimes? How serial killers are moved to medium security facilities?
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A hug-a-thug philosophy is now routinely embraced, rather than any sort of deterrence. It's downright baffling.
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Meanwhile, the federal liberals pretend that the real war on crime means confiscating the firearms
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of law-abiding Canadian citizens, as though that will have any effect whatsoever, other than virtue
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signaling. Oh, and God forbid you actually defend yourself from a weaponized intruder invading your
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home in the wee hours of the morning. You'll have the book thrown at you. It's sick.
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In any event, one of the methods employed for reprogramming the thugs depicted in a clockwork
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orange is an experimental psychiatric strategy called the Luvico technique, combining some mood-altering
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drugs with constant exposure to imagery depicting violence. The theory is that the patient will be so
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sickened by the very idea of actually doing anything violent that he'll physically be unable to carry
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out criminal acts. Check out this scene in which the film's protagonist, the incarcerated murderer,
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Alex DeLarge, undergoes the Ludvico treatment in exchange for shortening his prison sentence.
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You needn't take it any further, sir. You've proved to me that all this ultra-violence and killing is wrong,
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wrong and terribly wrong. I've learned the lesson, sir. I see now what I've never seen before.
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I'm cured. Praise God. You're not cured yet, boy. But sirs,
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missus, I see that it's wrong. It's wrong because it's like against society. It's wrong because
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everybody has the right to never be happy without being tom-chop tonight. No, no, boy. You really
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must leave it to us and be cheerful about it. In less than a fortnight now, you will be a free man.
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You know, I think former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is a fan of the fictional Ludovico technique.
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Trudeau seemed to be very supportive of a low-rent, real-life version of this fictional psychiatric
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method. I hearken back to 2017 when blackface deemed that it was improper to incarcerate returning
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ISIS fighters to Canada. After all, that might be considered not very culturally sensitive in some
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circles. And hey, what the heck, boys will be boys, you know, even if those lads subscribe to bombings
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and beheadings, sexual slavery, setting infidels ablaze and throwing gays from rooftops so they can call
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upon distant supporters to carry out acts of global terrorism. But never mind. Let's forgive
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and forget, shall we? Besides, those chaps might vote liberal in future elections. And let's never
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forget this Trudeau soundbite for the ages. This is not the standards we expect. Immigrants,
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Canadians, all of us who are here expect that we would have a minimum bar that people would not,
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people who come here would not be guilty of trying to plan terrorist attacks against this country.
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Mr. Harper, a Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian and you devalue, you devalue the citizenship of
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every Canadian in this place and in this country when you break down and make it conditional for
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anyone. We have the rule of law in this country and you can't take away citizens like what someone does.
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Yes, a Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian, even if that Canadian is hell-bent on a mission to
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destroy Canada. So instead of the stick, Trudeau employed the carrot, hoping to reprogram these
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aspiring terrorists. That's right, embracing liberal hug-a-thug strategies. Justin sought to
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transform homegrown Sharia soldiers into model Canadian citizens. Since the Ludovico treatment
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does not actually exist, part of the way in which authorities reprogrammed these wannabe Islamist
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terrorists was to have them take part in poetry classes? Oh yes, I do not jest, folks. And really,
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can you imagine? I mean, poetry classes for Islamist terrorists? What would that look like? Maybe
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something like this? Well, Miss Muffet sat on a tuffer. Eating occurred some way. Long came a spidey,
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sat down beside, he said, hey, what's in the bowl, bitch? Oh! You know, you gotta wonder, did the
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reprogramming of these jihadis also involve drag queen story time? And if not, why not? Well, actually,
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I think we know the answer to that, don't we? Back to the film, in a subtle scene, the government's
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rationale for backing the Ludovico treatment is indeed revealed. Check out this clip, in which the
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Minister of the Interior has a conversation with a prison warden as they tour the jail yard for
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potential human guinea pigs. How many to a cell? Four, just block, sir.
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Cram criminals together and what do you get? Concentrated criminality. Crime in the midst of
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punishment. I agree, sir. What we need are larger prisons, more money. Oh, not a chance, my dear
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sir. The government can't be concerned any longer without moaning penological theories. Soon we may be
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needing all our prison space for political offenders. Common criminals like these are best
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dealt with on a purely curative basis. Kill that criminal reflex at all. Did you catch that line
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from the Minister of the Interior? Quote, soon we may be needing all our prison space for political
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offenders, end quote. Indeed, is this the real reason why violent monsters are being sprung from
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Canadian jails so that there's enough space for political prisoners? Do you really think that's
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so far-fetched? If so, I urge you to solicit the opinion of Freedom Convoy leader Tamara Leach. What's more,
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with a plethora of censorship bills afoot, it's only a matter of time when these bills are enacted into
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law, thereby creating a new criminal class? Oh yeah, sure, the only crime these so-called criminals
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will be committing will be wrong thought. Yet, for a card-carrying liberal these days, wrong thought might
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be the most heinous offense of all. Again, going back to the film, the Ludovico treatment is only one
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element of the future UK government's crackdown on crime. Seemingly embracing the old adage of,
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if you can't beat them, join them. The government goes on to embrace a bizarre job creation scheme
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in which convicted criminals are hired as police officers. Indeed, later in the film, the chemically
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castrated Alex learns about this the hard way when he has the misfortune of meeting up with a couple
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of his former colleagues, who now don the uniforms of law enforcement.
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All right, all right, get up and out! Come on! Stop breaking the states' piece, you naughty boys!
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Back away! All right with you! What's the trouble, sir?
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Well! Well, well, well! Well, well, well, well! If it isn't now, Alex!
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Long time no video, Drew! How it goes? It's impossible! I don't believe it!
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Evidence of the old glasses! Nothing up our sleeves! No magic, little Alex! A job for two,
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Alas, what follows next is Alex enduring a severe beating at the hands of these two constables,
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proving that you can put a thug in a uniform, but what remains is still, well, a garden-variety thug.
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And I make mention of this scene because of an incredible news story that broke earlier this month.
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Dereliction of Duty, Met Police Relaxed Vetting to Meet Recruitment Targets.
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Incredibly, it was revealed that the Metropolitan Police in London had hired more than 130 officers who were actually convicted criminals.
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This included David Garrick and Cliff Mitchell, both of whom are serial rapists.
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Mitchell, 26, was given a life sentence for attacks on two victims over nine years and was initially rejected from the police force because of a previous allegation of child rape.
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But Sky News notes that a vetting panel wanted to reduce so-called disproportionality towards ethnic minority groups.
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So, the panel overturned the decision and Mitchell was indeed allowed to join the force in August 2020.
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As for Derrick, he is described as one of the UK's worst ever sex offenders.
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He joined the Met in 2001, but a re-vetting error in 2017 meant he was allowed to work as an armed police officer until he was arrested in 2021.
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Even so, somehow, the likes of Mitchell and Garrick and more than 100 others were deemed to be the right stuff.
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They got to wear police uniforms and carry guns, much like Alex's former partners in crime, Georgie and Dim.
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I flagged this example because it increasingly seems like Canada is only about five years behind the UK when it comes to wackadoodle liberal policies meant to jettison democratic principles.
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Things don't go according to plan for the government in A Clockwork Orange.
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Indeed, in the end, the film hints that Alex will soon be reverting back to his thuggish ways.
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Even so, in the final scene, Alex is literally being spoon-fed in a hospital bed by the Minister of the Interior.
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The Minister also lavishes gifts upon Alex and offers him a well-paying public sector job.
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I don't know, kind of like convicted murderer Omar Khadr being given a $10.5 million check due to this homegrown Al-Qaeda terrorist experiencing hurt feelings.
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So, from reprogramming wannabe jihadists via poetry classes, to hiring convicted criminals to serve as police officers, to emptying out jails to make room for political prisoners,
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It would appear that the world that was depicted in A Clockwork Orange has shockingly morphed from speculative fiction to entrenched reality.
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I wonder if author Anthony Burgess and director Stanley Kubrick are rolling in their graves right now.
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Well, folks, a ton of response to my commentary about the curious case of Stephanie Redlick.
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She is the woman in North Toronto who allegedly runs a horse rescue operation.
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The funny thing is, horses that fall into her stewardship need to be rescued, otherwise they get sick and often die.
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In any event, let's get to some of the comments.
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Deport her and her family and the problems for them poor horses.
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Shame on them, but being a psychopath, she has no soul.
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Well, I don't think you can deport Stephanie Redlick and her family members.
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But when it comes to being a psychopath, I truly believe in her case, there is an element of mental illness here in terms of what she does to these horses.
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What is remarkable is Stephanie Redlick's glibness in her responses to David Menzies' questions, even in the face of the most incriminating facts he confronted her with.
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Also notable is her persecution complex and repeated blame shifting.
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It has been noted by some authors that these are classic traits among sociopaths.
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Well, I think you're absolutely correct, Peter.
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What was disturbing, too, was when I asked her about why everyone is ganging up on her, her words, animal welfare services, various police services, the equine community.
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Basically, she said they were jealous of her success.
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And it's a preposterous argument to make based on the documented evidence, based on the photographic evidence.
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Stephanie Redlick is a horse's worst friend.
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And Paul Schofield comments, About halfway through her very slick rap, I got the feeling that she doth dissemble too much, trying to prove Mr. Lincoln wrong in his assessment about fooling all the people all of the time, I suppose.
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Well, the thing is, no matter what, it is never, ever her fault.
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And finally, Bruce Acheson comments, I wouldn't trust Stephanie to look after a pet rock.
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If she was a genuine caretaker of horses, why are there so many angry people?
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People are bound to disagree, but so many people, that makes me wonder, let's hope this woman is found guilty of any of these crimes and put away for a long time.
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What the real tragedy is, is how the system is broken.
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Even with all this preponderance of evidence, even though Stephanie Redlick's reputation is trash, she can still, today, go out and buy a horse.
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That has to be changed, and that's on the animal welfare services people.
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Make sure animal abusers don't get the care for animals in the first place.
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Well, folks, that wraps up tonight's edition of the Ezra Levent Show.
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Ezra, as you may know, is in Israel on a very important mission.
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There will be another guest host in this space tomorrow night.
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Alberta's independence is at the forefront here in Canada, particularly this year.
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A referendum is expected to take place later this year in the fall.
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And for the time being, groups like the Alberta Prosperity Project are going around collecting signatures from Albertans who say that they will vote for independence in this referendum.
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There are hundreds of thousands of signatures being collected and sought during this process and at events like this here in Calgary.
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Now, throughout the day, from 11 a.m. going on to probably 11 p.m. tonight, people have constantly been coming in to sign that they want to leave Canada, leaving Canada's confederation specifically.
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So we got in there, we talked to some of them and the organizer, Geoffrey Rath, of this event to find out a little bit more about what exactly is happening here in Alberta.
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And, of course, I don't want to see us become any more further into a problem that Canada is already in.
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Because if you look at the past 10 years of Trudeau and now Kearney, we're going downhill, okay?
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And though I'm pretty young and all that, I can see, like, you know, since 2020, you know, like, we've been so stabbed in the back.
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And not just, like, Alberta, but all of Canada.
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So I think the best thing we can do is get together and talk separation.
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To get away from Ottawa and keep the money and everything here and become the wealthy country that we should have been.
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Yeah, well, we've been kind of done wrong by the Canadian government with these ridiculous equalization policies.
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And I feel like Alberta's been losing out on a lot of money.
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We've been ripped off so many times that, I don't know, it's time that we stand up for ourselves.
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Everything is coming down to, ultimately, you know, censorship and our economy has plummeted.
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And we really do, you know, need a bit of an independence.
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We need to use resources that are in the ground.
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I'm a pro-separatist and I want to show support.
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I mean, I've already, I've been to a dozen of these events.
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I've already signed a petition, but I still wanted to come out.
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This is a huge event that you don't want to miss out.
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A lot of students right now work really, really hard, up to 40 to 60 hours a week,
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just so they can pay the bills, so they can get tuition, so they can actually make a living.
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The government comes and they take every penny out of their pockets.
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I know many students that live paycheck to paycheck, where even if taxes go up even by 1%,
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I know a lot of people say a lot of bad things about young people, saying that they're lazy,
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We don't want the government to come in here and stop us anymore.
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It's time to get Alberta back to what Alberta used to be, you know, where you can come here,
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get a job, have a family, have a, you know, safe place to stay.
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And hopefully this goes through because enough is enough.
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We give you billions of dollars to foreign aid and nothing comes back to Albertans.
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You know, one in six Albertans right now are having food insecurities.
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We can't have that, you know, from a place that produces billions of dollars of revenue
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and we have food insecurities and we are in debt.
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We're part of this growing movement and we're excited to see the progress
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that the independence referendum has gained so far.
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It's been a long journey getting to this moment.
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and to you supporting the Alberta independence movement.
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I'm here to sign the referendum like anyone else
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to stand for Alberta's future, for my kids' future,
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And I do believe if you cannot change it or break it,
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Canada's not going to change for better in time to break that relation
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The system is still there to bully us, to destroy us.
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I could see the dramatic change from bad to worse on a daily basis.
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If you would tell me 25 years ago to sign the referendum,
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I'll tell you what the heck are you talking about.
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because the pain we are facing, the challenge we are facing,
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we need to do something to protect their future.
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What this event behind us is a celebration of our signing event
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that we had today or that's going on downstairs.
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We have 150 canvassers in the bottom of the Big Four building today,
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through the petition signing process and getting petitions signed.
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that says that we're going to have a referendum asking the question,
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shall cease to be part of Canada to become an independent state?
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with our petition signing campaign so far across the province
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Poor little Tommy Lukasik today had to admit defeat.
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He was literally throwing the towel in at the first quarter
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and acknowledging that the separation referendum is inevitable.
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But our goal, you know, our goal is to get well over a million signatures.
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Our feeling is if we can get 1.8 million people to sign,
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which were the number of people who participated
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I don't even think we'll need a referendum, right?
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I mean, that'll be all the mandate the government of Alberta
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So, you know, we're working forward as hard as we can to get there.
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You know, if we don't, I always tell my daughter,
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you still accomplish more than 99.9% of the people in the world.
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And, you know, we're confident we're going to get the signatures we need.
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We're confident that we're going to get to a referendum this year.
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And we're confident that we're going to vote Alberta the hell out of Canada.
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What is your plan to address Western alienation?
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I, as you know, were born in Northwest Territories,
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I resile to no one in terms of my understanding of the West,
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And I'm part of a government that governs for all of the country
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We, I think such dramatic comments are unhelpful
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but just all of us who have this moral value to,
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Mark Carney is responsible for a majority of the issues
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I've gone and tried to talk to him about supply management,
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and the previous Prime Minister, Joseph Trudeau.
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Like, he has no problem making money off pipelines
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but he doesn't want Alberta to prosper in any way.
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Mark Carney is not living up to what he said he was going to do.
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all throughout every single major city and province.
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You know, our amputations have skyrocketed in our country.
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It's time for you guys to either start cutting taxes
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there's too many good people that are not getting ahead.
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the next confidence vote in the House of Commons.
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He has been the de facto prime minister for a year,
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Like, he campaigned on having Trump as a boogeyman.
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And then he said he was going to get us a better deal.
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Now he's getting us in bed with the Chinese,
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In fact, he specifically said during the campaign last year
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that he considered China to be our biggest threat.
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I've seen the inequalities and how poorly Alberta is treated.
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It's all because of the people out east who vote.
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and then they pass policies that they approve of
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This liberal government failed us at every level.
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As Albertans was getting bullied, free ride for everyone.
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Conservatives, they know we're in their back pocket,
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Both of them, they want to please Eastern Canadians.
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For anyone who has hesitation not to sign the referendum,
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And we are paying for their health care, for their work as a taxpayer.
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Myself, I'm an immigrant, and I'm pro-immigrant.
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But this refugee banner needs to be stopped,
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Liberal government, it's the government of everyone,
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other than Canadian people, especially Alberta.
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how will you better our province's relationship with Ottawa?
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I think it's standing up and fighting for Alberta.
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Ottawa has been telling Alberta to pay up and shut up
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The West needs to have fair treatment in confederation.
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for the canola farmers until I spoke up about it.
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look, it's been days now since the Chinese
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have announced this new tariff on canola farmers.
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he said, okay, okay, I'm going to do something on canola.
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Well, that shows that having a strong national leader
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in Battle River Crowfoot will be a major advantage.
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So you can count on me to use my megaphone as leader
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in Hardesty, in Camrose, Consort, Coronation, Castor, and beyond.
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You can count on me to fight for the prison guards here
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from the chaos in the prisons that Liberals have unleashed.
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So having a Pierre Paglia fight for this region
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at the same Stampede venue at the end of the week.
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Well, is there not a hope that they can turn this ship around?
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I mean, it's a 158-year-old experiment that has failed.
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We have had numerous, numerous, numerous attempts.
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If the Conservatives were to elect somebody like Pierre,
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The country does not work the way it's designed.
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has the courage to tackle the fundamental problems
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Both parties rely on the vast majority of their votes
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neither party is willing to tackle equalization.
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You can't change the way things are set up now.
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They have to kowtow to the people down east
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So, and I heard that Paul Laverre is changing his,
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So I think that we have to go for independence, right?
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honestly, she's done so much good for this province.
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And, of course, she's spoken against a lot of things
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and that our federal government has refused to.
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and think, oh, I'm doing the best I can, you know?
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Is there even the opportunity of them coming into power still?
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I mean, to what extent does democracy still exist in Canada?
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at the end of this week in the building behind us.
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if you take a look at what happened with Pierre Pauly
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I think people are going to vote even more this time.
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Yeah, I mean, the guy got 2 million votes, right?
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but they're actually hosting their own rally right now
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It was actually supposed to happen on the 28th,
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they will join us as they see as we are bigger.
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and this is ultimately what we want for Alberta.
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we have the Federal Liberal Party of Canada here,
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we have President Donald Trump in the United States
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Where does the United States fit into this equation?
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we've been to Washington, D.C. three times now.
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I mean, if you read the U.S. national security strategy
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they don't want the third largest oil field in the world
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We, you know, it almost looks like Carney's a Chinese agent.
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his little Illuminati symbol like he always does
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while he was saying new world order in China, right?
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So, you know, that's what we're voting to get away from.
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that literally threatens war with the United States
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I respect the United States, our Brick brothers.
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They're not putting the interest of Canadians,
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