Rebel News Podcast - DAVID MENZIES ｜ Calgary's illegal peaceful protests; Border agency racism training

00:00:00.000 welcome to rebel roundup ladies and gentlemen and the rest of you in which we look back at

00:00:19.480 some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favorite rebels i'm your host

00:00:24.540 david menzies check it out peaceful protesting is illegal independent journalists are being

00:00:31.940 tackled by law enforcement you can't even hang out at a public park no i'm not speaking about

00:00:38.480 north korea folks but rather calgary alberta our man in cow town adam seuss has all the disturbing

00:00:45.360 details quick somebody call the dream police apparently the rank and file at the canadian

00:00:51.800 border service agency are a bunch of racists even if they don't say or don't do anything that is

00:01:00.400 remotely racist what sheila gun reed has all the surreal details and finally letters we get your

00:01:09.000 letters we get your letters every minute of every day and i'll share some of your responses about

00:01:14.260 the fact that the vaccine passport is history in ontario except that certain places in ontario like

00:01:22.340 the government-owned ontario place where the vax pass is still being strictly enforced hey premier

00:01:29.960 doug ford in between baking cherry cheesecakes can you please serve up an explanation for this

00:01:36.860 gross hypocrisy those are your rebels now let's round them up

00:01:41.760 adam sos here for rebel news with an update on some of the arrests that took place at the protest last

00:01:58.460 saturday now for those of you unfamiliar with the situation for nearly two years protesters have been

00:02:04.740 gathering opposing vaccine mandates and covid 19 restrictions largely without incident these have

00:02:10.880 been entirely peaceful protests until a few weeks ago counter protesters began to show up and the

00:02:17.100 following weekend after those counter protesters first showed up we actually saw smoke bombs going

00:02:21.100 off and police interactions with those counter protesters the following week mayor jyoti gondek

00:02:26.800 suggested that those protesters have every right to counter protest but the people marching for their

00:02:32.180 freedoms the people marching against these mandates they have no right to go into those communities

00:02:36.380 and to interrupt things jyoti gondek doesn't seem to realize that she doesn't get decide who protests

00:02:41.060 and who doesn't and she also doesn't get to say that one group of protesters who in fact were not obeying

00:02:46.380 the commands of police officers are within their rights and another group who is obeying the will of

00:02:51.360 the police and the orders of the police and how to proceed peacefully she doesn't get to say that that group

00:02:55.440 is not allowed that's not how it works well needless to say after she made those comments we saw dramatic 1.00

00:03:01.900 escalation more and more counter protesters showing up and the city even sought an injunction attempting

00:03:07.380 to make these protests illegal this categorically led to escalated enforcement from police and over that

00:03:14.580 weekend we saw numerous arrests interactions even fights breaking out all because of ultimately the police

00:03:21.780 enforcement and the words of mayor jyoti gondek we're going to be speaking in just a moment with

00:03:26.080 one individual who was simply having a conversation with police and then faced a dramatic arrest to get

00:03:31.700 his side of the story and his perspective on what happened so as i mentioned i'm now joined by devlin

00:03:37.880 gannon the young man who was arrested for daring to attend the protest um i guess first off you're

00:03:44.160 attending someone in your capacity as a independent journalist just covering the event i'm not there to cause

00:03:49.420 correct me if i'm wrong but i think you've been attending these protests effectively without

00:03:53.080 incident for almost two years is that right yeah i've been them there since the very get-go with a

00:03:58.380 camera and with the intention of just documenting what's going on and you know shedding light on the

00:04:03.760 point of view that's not really shared in the mainstream media everywhere so then what exactly lead

00:04:09.720 us for the people we've got some footage and we'll be certain to share that as well but lead us through

00:04:13.320 exactly what happened how it got to the point you were pinned on the ground shirtless the dramatic

00:04:18.040 arrest that we saw right well i mean i mean in comparison to other protests like you said it's

00:04:23.460 been going on for a long time so the day started out kind of normal we went to central memorial but

00:04:28.300 with the injunction that had been put forward by the court literally the night before um there was

00:04:34.100 no amplified noise devices there was all sorts of different things that were uh essentially hoops to

00:04:38.880 jump through in order to even be allowed in the park and don't get me wrong those hoops were all

00:04:43.440 jumped through there was no amplification devices there was nothing of the sort in that injunction

00:04:48.860 being broken um but because of the fact that there couldn't be amplification the rally itself and the

00:04:55.340 thousands of people peacefully marched towards city hall and this was a way different march than before

00:05:00.960 we've seen the police shut down the roads and escort us and take us there where this time we were

00:05:05.640 peacefully law-abidingly walking on the sidewalks using the cross lights and uh we made our way to

00:05:11.560 city hall we did our rally there we had a speaker system business as normal and uh since so many

00:05:18.340 people had parked by central memorial park everybody once it ended walked back there lawfully

00:05:25.220 peacefully following the the stoplights and the traffic signals and uh once we got back to the park

00:05:31.000 there was quite a large police presence there um and they just essentially started trying to push

00:05:36.720 like everybody out of the park so there you have it folks it looks like when it comes to the

00:05:41.100 democratic people's republic of calgary peaceful protesting is illegal freedom of the press is

00:05:48.080 no longer a thing and heck even strolling through a park is deemed to be illicit activity at least in

00:05:56.020 the eyes of the calgary police service what is going on in cow town these days well to hopefully provide us

00:06:03.780 with some answers to this grotesque assault on freedom is our man in calgary himself adam seuss so adam

00:06:12.320 uh how you doing my friend i'm doing wonderful how are you doing very good my friend thank you

00:06:17.380 so lots to unpack here but before we get to devlin ganon's situation i thought canadians you know had

00:06:25.680 this right to peacefully protest but apparently not in calgary these days what's going on here adam

00:06:31.960 yeah it's uh it's absolutely unbelievable to see we saw effectively for two years the calgary uh

00:06:40.040 police forces actually i mean in addition aside from the arrests of pastors and some of the other

00:06:45.200 extremely questionable stuff that we saw but in relation to these protests we did see them basically

00:06:50.960 accommodating facilitating ensuring things remain peaceful and we saw without virtually any incidents

00:06:56.780 whatsoever over the course of two years calgarians peacefully protesting it was a show of democracy a

00:07:03.860 show of fundamental rights um in in the highest form with no violence no conflicts a great atmosphere

00:07:10.460 of respect suddenly however a group of organized protesters some of them paid as admitted by calgary

00:07:18.040 police chief mark neufeld show up to counter protest the first week first two weeks first two times they

00:07:25.480 showed up they simply sort of stood by the side of the road but eventually escalated to them actually

00:07:29.860 blocking the road from an organized march with police directing them to move and them refusing so very

00:07:36.940 much a legal protest being blocked by an illegal protest well lo and behold calgary mayor jyoti gondek

00:07:43.840 who is more a progressive activist than a mayor her popularity is plunging dramatically within the city bad 0.99

00:07:50.540 decision after bad decision weighs in and says those illegal counter protesters who disobeyed the police

00:07:55.840 well in fact they are within the right because they're just protecting their communities we know

00:08:00.520 for a fact that some of those people aren't from those communities some very likely are but she weighed

00:08:05.140 in and politicized the entire thing and then she along with the city of calgary acquired an injunction

00:08:10.540 against these legal protests that had been going on for two years and that's when we saw the clampdown

00:08:16.480 begin on protests in this city but adam an injunction against what your democratic right to peacefully

00:08:23.020 protest surely she doesn't have the power to enforce such a document it goes against their 1.00

00:08:28.900 constitutional rights this is not happening on private property it's literally in the public square

00:08:33.640 is it not yeah yeah well and i mean we've seen whether it be like i said again pastor archer

00:08:38.580 pavlowski having worship interrupted a criminal code violation of people's right to speak being

00:08:44.640 treated with imprisonment uh chris scott up at the whistle stop it goes on and on the fundamental

00:08:49.620 violations of rights that we have seen and what what was so concerning about this is we saw the

00:08:55.600 situation in ottawa with the trucker convoy the freedom convoy it it maintained in relative peace

00:09:02.360 for an extended period of time in fact we saw crime go down in ottawa over that course of time then

00:09:09.200 politicians get involved they fire the police chief who chief who's keeping things peaceful

00:09:14.060 and they bring in a militant escalator um to to create that crazy hectic chaotic situation that

00:09:21.300 we saw in ottawa of which there's likely to be legal repercussions for the police force

00:09:25.520 and those involved for years to come well mayor joe t gondag i guess saw that and she very much

00:09:31.460 seemed to stipulate that the police chief needed to take action or he may face a similar fate to the

00:09:36.700 chief that was fired in ottawa so the police chief did actually come out and i i'm not going to give

00:09:43.160 him much credit because not much credit is due but he did flat out say that we can't single-handedly

00:09:48.120 clap down and lock up one side or the other side um we can't unilaterally enforce laws on one group

00:09:54.920 while disregarding them for another group and he actually in that statement said that the one

00:09:59.640 sort of side does certainly have paid protesters and there probably are some on the other side as

00:10:04.640 well so he he seemed to want to bring a degree of measure to it that is until the weekend rolled

00:10:09.680 around and this is when we saw um based on the words of jot gondek and uh other people the

00:10:15.880 counter protesters come they were more radicalized they're out in force uh sid was on location there

00:10:20.600 was antifa members there um and and we saw conflicts arise and then we saw some pretty dramatic

00:10:25.420 arrests unfortunately after two years of peaceful protests uh these uh these progressive politicians

00:10:31.360 seem to have a bit of bloodlust they like things to go chaotic yeah and they're very politically

00:10:37.060 motivated and none of this would be happening if that was a black lives matter march uh we know 0.89

00:10:42.180 that for certain in fact law enforcement would not only turn a blind eye at them they would actually

00:10:47.240 bend the knee and take part in the protest so it is so political but speaking of violent arrests and

00:10:54.060 takedowns uh devlin gannon the independent journalist i found that very disturbing he wasn't breaking any law

00:11:01.060 unless uh asking questions is now against the law in calgary and the way um that calgary police officer

00:11:09.280 uh just like like he he went off unhinged on him i don't know and didn't seem that uh gannon was saying

00:11:17.680 anything profane or or or what um what what happened there exactly adam what why were they so keen

00:11:25.600 to shut this guy down which was just an independent citizen journalist asking questions and again who

00:11:32.660 knows i mean i think they were there to make an example of people so what was happening is they're

00:11:36.800 simply just making their way through the park and kicking everyone out effectively um which i mean

00:11:41.260 the the injunction said that you can sit in a park you just can't have speakers there weren't speakers

00:11:45.360 this was actually post-protest so the people were just hanging around in a park as someone does but i

00:11:50.980 mean the government hates when when uh they spend money on things and people actually use them so

00:11:55.240 apparently they wanted to clear them out but he has been attending these protests for two years

00:11:59.860 without incident no conflicts he actually knew the one officer he was talking to not the one who grabbed

00:12:05.600 him but the other one that he was having a bit of a conversation with and he said well the protest is

00:12:09.360 over there's no amplification what's going on here and then this guy says well you can't gather in

00:12:13.760 groups of more than 50 in parks which is not part of the injunction in any way shape or form um so he

00:12:18.580 said he corrected him he said well that's that's not part of the injunction so what's actually going on

00:12:22.240 here then the other guy comes up and you can watch the footage and i urge people to watch it from both

00:12:26.500 sides because the officer actually grabs him and spins him some people were saying he kind of made a

00:12:30.600 move like a pull it's not the case at all the officer actually grabs him and spins him and then he

00:12:35.580 started saying well what are you doing then they grab him by his shirt so aggressively and pull it off

00:12:40.580 of him in the early stages of this sort of escalation which didn't need to happen he was moving

00:12:45.140 backwards and just having a calm conversation with an officer he knew the officer's name it was very cordial

00:12:50.280 and respectful um what happened was they were pulling him away and another person because the

00:12:56.320 whole sort of crowd shifted actually stepped to try and move out of the way and they stepped behind one

00:13:02.380 of the officers that officer then tripped over this other person whose name we don't even know and isn't

00:13:07.180 involved in this like he fell backwards they're actually filing assault charges against devlin even

00:13:12.820 though he was being held and was restrained and was being taken down they're saying that he threw

00:13:17.500 this officer reportedly those are the charges um in the video you can clearly see that that is not

00:13:23.080 what happened so at that point they bend him down on the ground and his legs are effectively underneath

00:13:27.500 him and they're bending him down and he says i'm not resisting i just can't bend this way like what

00:13:32.460 do you want me to do then they proceeded to tase him it was absolutely shocking to see um he's not

00:13:38.420 taking it lying down he's already uh sort of working on his legal efforts fighting back on the offensive

00:13:43.080 but it truly was shocking to see the senseless escalation in a time where all we talk about

00:13:48.360 is police strategies de-escalation serving the community well apparently when me or jr gt gondek

00:13:54.560 uh weighs in that all goes by the wayside they go around beating up journalists yeah you have to

00:13:59.340 wonder who the puppet masters are because i when i saw what happened to him uh adam i had a flashback to

00:14:05.540 last december when justin trudeau's royal canadian mounted henchman uh gave uh you know gave me a

00:14:12.660 physical beatdown for standing on a public sidewalk in toronto hoping to yell out a question to the

00:14:20.020 prime minister this is very disturbing um this this idea that uh depending on your political

00:14:27.040 ideology you're not allowed to protest in the public square if you're a not a member of the

00:14:32.640 mainstream media uh media party uh you are uh shunned and even beaten and falsely criminally charged

00:14:40.600 um you know one thing i want to get at i truly believe and we'll never be able to prove it i think

00:14:46.500 justin trudeau was behind uh the beatdown i got he saw me my mic flash he said to his thugs give him

00:14:53.060 the works uh with calgary mayor gondek i think she's the puppet master behind this too and you know adam i i've

00:15:02.440 spent time in calgary i find it to be pretty much a right of center town you know pro freedom pro

00:15:09.560 pipelines pro fossil fuels what i don't understand and explain for the rest of us who don't live in

00:15:15.740 calgary how come you keep getting these left-wing loonies in the mayor's chair how does that happen 1.00

00:15:22.220 you know i mean i did there's a there's a number of possibilities uh one of the weird things though

00:15:27.840 is so many of the polls had conservative jeremy farkas in the lead and the jot gondek came up

00:15:33.840 uh and a number of the wards the the sort of smaller votes for the the counselor positions

00:15:38.120 um all a number of the polls had conservative candidates winning and then they got absolutely

00:15:43.960 smoked on the voting day it was it's very bizarre like it was almost almost in every single case it

00:15:50.420 it was a dramatic swing on the last day as to who people voted for um i think one of the issues

00:15:56.500 though and i mean this is just political spitballing here but i think there are more organized efforts

00:16:03.380 and perhaps better funded efforts among the liberals to not compete with each other or among

00:16:08.420 the progressives to not compete with each other so they have their one riding their one candidate they

00:16:13.240 they throw a lot of money behind it there's a concerted effort on that front so jot gondek was very

00:16:19.980 much the progressive candidate on the other hand there was uh field and uh farkas and a number of

00:16:25.780 candidates lined up so there's some vote splitting going on um and and because of that i i think these

00:16:32.240 people are getting in but i think jot's uh i think jot dropped like less than 36 percent of approval

00:16:37.860 from 48 those numbers could be wrong but her approval is plummeting uh rapidly she's had she's

00:16:44.260 watched the arena deal i'm not all for spending a ton of money on the arena deal but she bought that 0.94

00:16:48.760 she spent a reportedly and we're still confirming this we're waiting for some information but a large

00:16:53.020 sum of money just to declare we're in a climate emergency um now she's targeting protesters who 1.00

00:16:58.380 don't align with her personal views she's very much an activist and an ideologue and she despite all

00:17:03.420 the lovey-dovey talk doesn't really care about the majority of calgaryens even some of those who voted for

00:17:08.340 her well adam we're gonna have to wrap it there and you know it's so sad because when you look at

00:17:12.900 classical liberalism they were all about freedom of the press freedom of expression freedom assembly

00:17:19.520 freedom of speech and now uh your new normal liberals it's all about if you're saying anything

00:17:26.800 offensive to our ideology we will shut you down even with force if need be it's a disgrace but adam 0.98

00:17:34.440 great report great interview with the the young journalists and uh thank you so much for joining

00:17:38.940 me and have a good weekend my friend thanks so much will do and that was adam seuss in calgary

00:17:45.160 keep with us folks more of rebel roundup to come right after this

00:17:48.540 today i have an enormous access to information document package from the canadian border services

00:18:06.720 agency on their unconscious bias training our access to all of these documents was made possible

00:18:12.360 through your crowdfunding donations to our special website at rebel investigates.com so thank you to

00:18:18.300 all of you who made this story possible now normally i don't have a lot of empathy for government

00:18:24.260 employees they're usually insulated from reality but my heart oozes for the cbsa staff who just want

00:18:29.960 to do their jobs and can keep canadians safe if only the liberals would let them on page 64

00:18:35.460 the border agents are told they can't say stopped when they are quite literally stopping a traveler

00:18:42.840 because that's to quote police force type language but again they are literally committing the act of

00:18:52.540 stopping a traveler and they are a quasi police force they're the border police right why wouldn't they 0.95

00:19:03.040 use police type language anyways let's keep going this next one i might giggle a little bit in it because

00:19:10.380 it is so stupid let's read it page 66 does unconscious bias apply to non-human factors like a plane and a 0.76

00:19:21.440 shipping container the answer bias might affect how we process a shipping container but in this course

00:19:27.520 we're talking about racial profiling so i'm not sure planes and shipping containers are strong examples

00:19:34.100 these people are so scared of being labeled a racist that they are seriously contemplating what race an airplane

00:19:43.700 is and what race a sea can is that's what we've come to let's keep going page 72 they try to explain what

00:19:51.620 unconscious bias is here but frankly it just leaves me a little bit more confused let's read it unconscious

00:20:00.380 bias is like going to lunch at the cafeteria because you're busy at work instead of trying a new

00:20:10.440 restaurant what going to lunch at the cafeteria because you're busy at work is a good use of your time

00:20:19.060 a responsible use of your time albeit i don't work in a government union so maybe that's not a

00:20:24.520 consideration for them but i don't know how this explains unconscious bias to me or anybody else let's

00:20:31.900 keep reading page 533 remember i told you there were a lot of documents to read through yeah we're on 533

00:20:39.280 the border guards union says their members are complaining about how racist

00:20:46.420 this racial profiling training as you know they might not be wrong let's keep going page 565

00:20:54.500 questions are being raised about why this training is being contracted out when cbsa people will have to

00:21:03.660 provide all the materials for it i guess the contention is that this is a make work project

00:21:10.900 for an outside contractor when it seems as though the agency itself is doing all the legwork in the

00:21:16.820 first place now why why would anybody like me think that this bias training is a bit of a scam

00:21:23.100 anyway let's keep reading page 637 everyone basically stops taking this whole thing seriously at this point

00:21:31.620 because here's the communication could you provide the correct answers or send the link to the storyboard

00:21:39.240 that will make it easier for us to pass the quiz friend no one passes these courses because they

00:21:47.440 come from a presupposed position that you are always racist no matter how unracist you are that's why

00:21:54.240 they call it unconscious bias it's just alleged to be there no matter what you actually do or say or think

00:22:03.260 let's keep going page 463 we see a document regarding a meeting with ottawa police about racial profiling

00:22:13.340 policies and they warn the cbsa about how nonsensical all this training is look at this they however warned

00:22:21.200 that the policy itself hasn't done much for them it is a nice to have but in reality the work happens

00:22:31.060 in the field ottawa police also warned them how expensive the anti-bias training consultants

00:22:36.580 they and toronto and the bc rcmp have hired r to the taxpayer now friends there's one anti-bias

00:22:46.000 training course that i wish the ottawa police had undergone and that's training to alleviate their

00:22:51.400 anti-free speech anti-peaceful protest or bias because those cops were pretty eager to call in

00:22:56.560 the pepper sprayers and the riot control horses over a bunch of bounty castles and street parties

00:23:02.220 with the convoy to ottawa ladies and gentlemen let us now briefly pause for a moment of silence

00:23:09.000 dedicated to the comedic geniuses behind such content as mad magazine and monty python's flying circus

00:23:17.060 because when it comes to being comedic being bizarre being downright surreal well these jokers have

00:23:26.360 nothing over the bureaucratic clowns writing racism clap trap manuals for the poor beleaguered employees 1.00

00:23:34.240 at the cbsa you heard it yourself even mundane words such as stop might be somehow construed as

00:23:44.560 racist what are the border guards supposed to say halt cease end terminate oh i don't know about

00:23:53.460 terminate that kind of conjures up images of a homicidal cyborg with a austrian accent and with more

00:24:01.720 on this heaping helping of social justice weirdo insanity is sheila gun reid hey sheila how you doing

00:24:10.600 there i'm great david thanks for having me on the show well thank you using the word weirdo yeah we're

00:24:16.680 bringing it back gee sheila i guess in the cbsa lunchroom the border guards better not oh i don't

00:24:24.100 know play that classic hit by the supreme do you know stop in the name of love but seriously do we

00:24:31.520 have an out of control racism problem at the cbsa or is this really a fix for something that isn't

00:24:39.600 even broken in the first place well that's the thing with unconscious bias training it assumes that

00:24:47.480 everybody is racist even when you're not even when you're not saying racist things even when you're not

00:24:52.660 doing racist things even when you're not thinking racist things this is a solution for a problem

00:24:59.100 that really doesn't seem to exist and that isn't manifesting itself in real time it's your racism is

00:25:05.980 so deep that it is somewhere in your unconscious and so you need to be re-educated to deal with it

00:25:12.740 so i guess the answer to your question is no there's not a racism problem there because they can't even

00:25:21.080 seem to find it on the surface um so they're trying to fix a thing that is buried so far deep that it

00:25:27.760 is clearly not affecting the work of cbsa agents and the thing is sheila as you mentioned in your report

00:25:34.080 the cbsa is indeed um a quasi law enforcement agency i mean they're preventing bad people and bad stuff

00:25:44.160 from getting into the country um the idea that there's some negativity according to these race

00:25:52.700 hustlers as being associated with law enforcement what's the deal with that i mean like what are we

00:25:59.540 supposed to do turn a bland blind eye to terrorists and bad substances from getting into the country

00:26:05.100 well that's the thing these border agents were told that they can't use police type language

00:26:12.660 they're the border police what are they supposed to say and they they're finding offense these racism

00:26:19.360 trainers with words like stopped because it was too much like a word that the cops would use

00:26:25.180 what do you call stopping someone if you can't call it stopping them they're already calling

00:26:31.040 everybody travelers um so they're using sort of these quasi gender neutral words already but they

00:26:38.660 can't even use the appropriate language to describe the actions that they're taking and it was through

00:26:45.520 the documents you could see the cbsa staff sort of twisting themselves in knots because they really

00:26:51.860 couldn't understand what was happening to them to the point where they just at the end threw in the

00:26:55.860 towel and said look can somebody just give us the answers to the quiz so that we can pass the quiz

00:27:00.560 get this over with literally that's what it says in the documents they became so confused by this

00:27:07.760 training as much as i did because i still went through it all and i really can't see how going

00:27:14.220 to lunch at the cafeteria this is one of the things they said unconscious bias is like going to lunch at

00:27:19.280 the cafeteria when you're busy at work instead of going to a restaurant to try something new i still

00:27:25.980 don't know what that has to do with unconscious bias training for me it speaks a little bit

00:27:30.500 more to the culture of being a government employee than anything that you would see somebody using

00:27:34.960 their time appropriately over their lunch break as a problem but they didn't really know at some point

00:27:41.940 they became confused about the race of ccans and airplanes they were wondering how unconscious bias

00:27:51.140 would affect the way that they were searching for contraband in ccans that were coming off boats or

00:27:57.940 trucks or airplanes when they were going through airplanes to search for contraband smuggling other

00:28:03.820 issues they were wondering okay well what race is the plane and how does all this apply um very

00:28:11.660 confusing for everybody involved and at the end you could see the beer even the bureaucrats were saying

00:28:16.720 i think this is racist and our staff are complaining that this is actually racist towards them this

00:28:22.900 presumption that they're all racist they don't like that and they it it was so bad at one point david

00:28:29.780 i couldn't believe i saw this government bureaucrats were complaining that this seems a little bit too

00:28:35.120 expensive for the um return on investment which is something you never hear government bureaucrats say

00:28:41.400 so that's how bad this all was wow geez maybe the budget will balance itself after all sheila but you know

00:28:47.760 here's the thing sheila i've been in every major airport in our great dominion i can tell you i have

00:28:55.520 seen the cbsa agents they are diverse as the population of canada itself so the question is when it comes to

00:29:04.040 this you know unconscious bias this you know uh deep-rooted racism that even when you don't say or do

00:29:12.260 anything racist you're still somehow racist does that include those members of the cbsa who are

00:29:20.340 visible minorities or are these race hustlers saying this is just kind of a white thing that's where i'm

00:29:28.200 a little confused here i think the implication here is that it's a white thing but if you are a visible

00:29:36.420 minority and you have unconscious bias then you are suffering from internalized white supremacy

00:29:43.800 the way that women like myself who are sort of anti-feminist and believe in traditional values

00:29:49.420 and traditional gender roles we have internalized misogyny they are suffering unfortunately from the

00:29:55.520 same thing and there were a lot of things that i couldn't even get like i couldn't even fit it all in

00:30:02.020 one video because there was so much and that's why we published the documents for these things in full

00:30:06.200 so if someone is curious wants to read through the documents for themselves they even the language

00:30:14.060 from the race anti-racism trainers which i guess is race they are kind of racist at least according to

00:30:21.040 the feedback from the cbsa agents who were subject to it they used bizarre gender neutral language to

00:30:27.220 describe the people who were forcibly shoehorned into this training against their will they call them

00:30:33.580 learners instead of students um i guess for social justice reasons that are imperceptible to somebody

00:30:41.940 like me unbelievable sheila one last question um is this sjw nonsense that you've exposed is this just

00:30:50.480 a one-off especially given you know you're oh no it's going to be like an annual this is the new

00:30:57.440 normal at cbsa is it this is the new normal across the whole of government um and this a lot of this

00:31:04.760 flows directly from the liberal government's pursuit of the gender-based analysis plus um lens that they

00:31:12.620 put all government contracts procurements programs projects all of that stuff has to go through this

00:31:20.260 gender-based analysis plus and everything the the plus means every um social justice demographic group as well

00:31:29.500 so this training is becoming the norm this is to the point where we are subjecting all levels of government

00:31:38.800 to this sort of nonsense um we are subjecting pipeline approvals to this sort of nonsense rail approvals

00:31:46.380 government procurements i've seen this stuff in government contracts to buy ppe this is the new norm

00:31:53.460 and i imagine it adds an exorbitant cost to just every single government program where you have these like

00:32:04.140 racism checklist lurkers standing over there making sure that there's no unconscious bias in anything that

00:32:11.320 ever happens within government absolutely fascinating and it's uh disturbing and it's despicable and you

00:32:18.280 know what i hope if and when we get regime change and we have a true conservative at the helm of the

00:32:24.440 conservative party who becomes prime minister i hope this nonsense this garbage this racism i mean what

00:32:31.340 they are doing is inherently racist they they don't even they seem to be the only one in in the room

00:32:37.580 that doesn't understand that uh because one of the things she'll is that these social justice uh warrior 1.00

00:32:43.360 uh anti-racism uh teachers how do we know they don't have unconscious bias why don't we turn the tables on

00:32:51.260 them anyways what i'm getting to they're cured they cured themselves david it's fine remember that latin 0.79

00:32:57.260 phrase which translates into english who watches the watchers that's what i want to know but i hope we have

00:33:03.460 this uh crazy progressive marxist crap flushed out of the system because a it's uh like i said before a 0.53

00:33:12.660 fix for a problem that does not exist and it costs way way too much of our hard-earned taxpayer dollars

00:33:20.320 it's despicable sheila that was a great report um i know there'll be more to come in the days and weeks

00:33:26.520 ahead there definitely will be because i filed for the cost of this contract because i want to know

00:33:32.720 exactly what it costs to tell a bunch of clearly not racist cbsa agents that they are racist anyway

00:33:38.840 i want to know how much it costs and who we paid to do it unbelievable sheila you have a great weekend

00:33:45.520 thanks david you too okay and that was sheila gun reid somewhere in the northern hinterland

00:33:52.580 of alberta keep it here folks more of rebel roundup to come right after this

00:33:56.720 david menzies for rebel news here at ontario place in toronto well folks as you may know

00:34:16.140 ontario got rid of the vax passport way back on march the first yeah the premier and the chief

00:34:23.380 medical officer of health kieran moore they decided uh enough is enough no more apartheid

00:34:30.240 when it comes to the citizens of ontario but then we heard that ontario place which is owned

00:34:37.320 by the provincial government is still mandating the vax pass how can this be and what's even more

00:34:45.560 inexplicable is that the ontario science center also owned by the government of ontario

00:34:51.320 is not mandating the vax pass so it's this whole hodgepodge of rules that doesn't make sense

00:34:57.340 and uh my colleague isabel and i we bought two tickets to see the new trolls movie oh can't wait

00:35:03.860 for that so i guess our caper today is to see if we will be allowed in and be able to watch uh this

00:35:11.720 movie without being asked for our government id and the vax passport and just in case we are asked

00:35:21.620 i got a backup plan check this out folks it's a temporary tattoo of a vax pass get it so let's go

00:35:32.640 in let's see if we can uh watch the movie get some coca-cola some popcorn with golden topping

00:35:40.140 whatever the hell that is and uh enjoy the trolls movie if that is indeed possible

00:35:44.640 hello how you doing there good uh do you mind if i see your proof of vaccination id please

00:35:50.940 sorry mind if i you see your proof of vaccination and id please oh that's uh yesterday's name my

00:35:57.200 friend that's over with well the government allows for businesses to uh choose whether or not they have

00:36:01.900 people show that when they're entering the site but you are the government ontario place is owned by

00:36:08.320 the province of ontario well it's the government gives businesses and government businesses

00:36:14.480 the choice to do that so if you want to come in uh unfortunately i have to check that this doesn't

00:36:19.880 make sense because ontario's chief medical health officer has waived that sir and uh premier agrees

00:36:27.660 with it unfortunately i'm not the person to talk to about changing the rules uh that's what i was told

00:36:33.240 to do so i have to uh i have to do that i'm not trying to give a hard time i'm just trying to figure

00:36:37.440 out uh the science center uh is also owned by the province they have an imax leader there's no

00:36:45.720 back pass rule there either oh i guess that was their business's choice i'm not entirely sure but uh

00:36:52.260 but it's the same business the province of ontario well it's i i don't know the fine details all i know

00:36:59.060 is that i have to check this can you tell me why i i need that when the chief medical health officer

00:37:04.980 said it's no longer required i mean um i'm not i honestly i'm just a you know a ticket person i don't

00:37:12.640 really know all about that so but i'm just wondering whoever you know whose decision it was at

00:37:18.560 um it's not on my phone but um it's a moot point because that on as of march 1st you don't have to

00:37:32.720 have a vats pass we're still doing it here till the 21st till the 21st that's what uh yeah that's what

00:37:38.480 is detailed sir can you tell me why the science center which is also provincially owned and they

00:37:45.280 have an imax related to the science center you're 100 related you're owned by the same entity

00:37:50.640 yeah but they run two different businesses it's it's still separate even though it's both under the

00:37:55.840 government but it's still operated by the crown though it's still you know and i'm just trying

00:38:00.700 to find out why i mean like you know if you have a uh even if you're double triple quadruple vaxxed

00:38:07.420 you can still transmit covid we know that yeah so what's the point no i completely agree with what

00:38:13.320 you're saying it's just you know it's it's just the way that uh we're you know what we were told

00:38:18.280 to do and you know like i said i would think you need as much business as possible there's not even

00:38:26.140 20 cars in the park okay i i don't have the uh vats pass qr code on my phone it's on my phone at home

00:38:37.060 but i have a temporary tattoo with it so if you want to scan that okay all right that's interesting

00:38:46.800 it's like brink's willis and 12 monkeys remember they have barcades it's not coming up as anything 0.67

00:38:52.020 i'm not sure it isn't what that's for it's a third party one maybe some sweat

00:38:56.020 is that okay try it now it's it's not recognized as a government thing i don't know what's going

00:39:03.820 on here it's not working right no what about if i slipped you a couple of bucks and you look the

00:39:17.980 other way okay so let me get this straight way back in july 2021 ontario premier doug ford said he

00:39:24.140 was adamantly against a vaccine passport for the province he didn't want a two-tier citizenship

00:39:30.980 status for the people of ontario of course within days ford would go on to perform one of those

00:39:37.720 spectacular 180 degree flip-flops on that policy and the vax pass was part of the new normal

00:39:44.940 fast forward to march 1st and the vaccine passport its history except that ontario place which is

00:39:52.300 owned by the government of ontario the very same government that tossed the vax pass on the scrap heap

00:39:59.700 of obsolescence what the hell in any event you had plenty to say about the government of ontario

00:40:06.720 essentially exempting itself from its own policy lava 1964 writes it was absolutely illegal to ask

00:40:17.680 for people's private medical information in 2019 why isn't this illegal now you know that's a great

00:40:24.720 point lava 1964 and i wonder about those restaurants demanding vax passes and masks what if you or i were

00:40:34.320 to ask the employees about their oh i don't know their sexually transmitted disease histories why not

00:40:42.160 they're handling our food after all shouldn't we have the right to know that too mike s writes there

00:40:51.360 needs to be some kind of law that prohibits medical discrimination in canada well mike that's what

00:40:58.940 makes the ontario place policy so bloody frustrating the provincial government revoked the mandatory vax pass

00:41:07.020 regulation on march 1st yet ontario place which is government owned they carry on enforcing the vax pass

00:41:15.780 so weird heidi mountain writes people are done with the qr codes the proof is the amount of cars in the

00:41:23.240 parking lot you know that's a good point heidi there were fewer than 20 people at that imax cinema on

00:41:29.880 that day you'd think the theater would welcome everybody back now that the restrictions are over

00:41:36.740 but no i mean with that amount of people in the cinema does it even make economic sense to screen

00:41:43.360 the movie in the first place rock on writes why does the government own these venues that's like the

00:41:50.920 government owning disneyland you know you're 100 correct rock on how is it the responsibility of any

00:41:58.460 level of government to own and or operate amusement parks liquor stores lotteries and casinos

00:42:05.780 government's role is to tax and regulate it's not to do business that should be conducted by those in 0.98

00:42:13.900 the private sector and razier writes love how david trolls the poor kid with the qr code stickered to his

00:42:23.280 forehead lmao and he thought david was being sincere to xt well to be honest razier my first inclination

00:42:32.360 was to stick that qr code on my ass that's how i really feel about these bloody medical apartheid 0.84

00:42:39.400 passports but then again that might have been a wee bit too pornographic so i settled for the forehead

00:42:46.640 thank god well that wraps up another edition of rebel roundup thanks so much for joining us see you next

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Rebel News Podcast - April 02, 2022

DAVID MENZIES ｜ Calgary's illegal peaceful protests; Border agency racism training

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