00:03:35.180The simplest example is the theory that teachers should not call on boys in class, even if they have their hands up.0.89
00:03:44.480Now, I don't think it's controversial in 2026 to point out that not just universities, but high school and even grade schools have an explicitly feminist agenda.0.99
00:03:53.420Just think of the billions spent on recruiting women to take STEM courses, science, tech, engineering, math.1.00
00:03:59.060But if you artificially promote some people in a profession, you are by definition artificially holding back other people.
00:04:06.780And if you're acknowledging that it's okay to judge people and treat them differently, to discriminate based on sex or other irrelevant criteria, you're teaching quite a lesson, aren't you?
00:04:17.940I look back at feminist battles of a century ago, right to vote, economic rights, legal rights, and of course I'd be a feminist if that was the definition, the Merriam-Webster definition.
00:04:27.980But it's a bit different in 2026 where, say, for example, most government jobs and many jobs in institutions like universities or banks or big corporations, they have expressly pro-female, anti-male discrimination hardwired right into them with things like hiring and promotions.1.00
00:04:46.320and there are female empires within organizations called HR departments.1.00
00:04:52.520Feminism and Feminine Politics is what literally 80% of the staff at Twitter1.00
00:04:58.800used to do before Elon Musk bought the place.1.00
00:05:02.440I heard it was this particular video that made him lay off 80% of the staff.
00:05:08.960Welcome to a day in my life as a Twitter employee.
00:05:12.740so this past week went to SF for the first time at a Twitter office, badged in, honestly took a
00:05:19.820moment to just soak everything in. What a blessing. Also started my morning off with an iced matcha
00:05:25.560from the perch. Then I had a meeting, so quickly scheduled one of these little pod rooms, which
00:05:31.780were so cool. They're literally noise canceling. Took my meeting, got ready for a bunch. Look how
00:05:37.380delicious this food looks. Oh my goodness, I was so overwhelmed. Then made my way down to this log
00:05:44.060cabin area. I don't know what this is, but it was really cool. I played some food with all of my
00:05:48.820friends to kind of unwind a bit. Also found this really cool meditation room that I thought was
00:05:57.200super neat. I didn't do any yoga, but they have this yoga room if you are a yogi, so also thought
00:06:04.420that was really cool um had a couple more meetings in the afternoon had a ton of projects that we
00:06:09.880needed to knock out so hi to my teammates um went to the went to the library to kind of get some
00:06:16.280more work done obviously had to have our afternoon coffee so made some espresso and then before
00:06:22.760leaving for the day had some red wine on that's on tap went up to the rooftop and just honestly
00:06:29.980enjoyed the beautiful weather so awesome trip i should say in the past few years feminism
00:06:36.500has been attacked from the inside i'm talking of course about men saying they're women so many
00:06:45.240women are terrified about calling out such men uh contests and prizes for woman of the year
00:06:51.860beauty contests that sort of thing they're all being colonized by male to female transgender0.99
00:06:58.160or activist. It's sort of pitiful how few politicians will answer the obvious question,
00:07:03.720what is a woman? Like I say, ask me if I'm a feminist, and I don't think I can answer you0.99
00:07:09.060until you tell me what you mean, what kind of feminist you're asking about. If you mean equality1.00
00:07:13.980before the law, that cute old-timey definition from Merriam-Webster, then you bet I am. If you
00:07:19.320mean anti-male activism, then no thank you. All of which brings me to the news today. This document,
00:07:26.98062 page study called confronting anti-feminist ideologies in canada it's a report of the standing
00:07:36.200committee on the status of women it's a parliamentary report so we're not even talking
00:07:41.160about equality anymore we're way past that we're not even talking about equity or feminism or
00:07:46.920gender marxism you know dividing the world into oppressors and the oppressed which is most woke
00:07:52.160thinking i mean if you're a man obviously you're a oppressor if you're a white man you're obviously
00:07:57.040a double oppressor if you're straight i mean that that's how the world is seen now oppressed and
00:08:01.960oppressors but we're talking about how to stop people from disagreeing with feminism now that's
00:08:09.060the whole title of this report how to stop people from disagreeing with the government's ideology
00:08:16.060they're not even pretending to spend anything else the very first sentence in the report is a0.99
00:08:21.560whopper i'll read it to you anti-feminist ideologies are gaining prominence in canada0.98
00:08:26.640and around the world these ideologies harm people of all genders you notice they don't say both
00:08:32.180contribute to violence against women and gender diverse people you see what i mean about
00:08:38.140even feminists being colonized by transgenderism and shape public discourse in a way that undermines
00:08:44.860progress towards gender equality. The first sentence there defines people who disagree with0.99
00:08:51.620the government as evil, as violent, as wrong. They're not critics. They're not opponents. They're
00:08:57.600not disagreeers. They're not the official opposition. They're not citizens who have a
00:09:01.760different point of view. They are evil. That's the entire premise here. And look at what they
00:09:07.480plan to do. Well, more of the same. Witnesses identified several key measures to prevent and
00:09:13.520counter the spread of anti-feminism in Canada, including enhancing public awareness and digital
00:09:19.360literacy, particularly among youth. Translation, we'll tell you what to believe. Addressing online
00:09:26.580harms and regulating digital platforms. Translation, censorship. Increasing diverse representation of
00:09:33.400workplaces, including supporting women's participation in politics and ensuring access
00:09:37.860to positive role models. Translation, more sex-based quotas. Improved funding for programs0.85
00:09:45.020and services that work to combat gender-based violence and support women and gender-diverse
00:09:50.220people. Translation, more cash for their political friends. Developing strategies to engage men and
00:09:56.800boys in advancing gender equality, including through early intervention. Translation,
00:10:01.500we have to emasculate the men. I'll keep going here a bit.
00:10:05.180continued funding for canadian media including local and diverse sources translation will bribe
00:10:13.100the regime media but only if they agree with us and finally expanding data collection research0.95
00:10:19.360and reporting to better understand and respond to anti-feminist ideologies in canada translation0.99
00:10:23.940we're going to give a bunch of money to professors to create a fake scholarship around this they have
00:10:30.12014 recommendations i'm just going to read a few of them okay recommendation one that the government
00:10:36.120of canada while respecting the jurisdiction of and in consultation and collaboration with provinces
00:10:42.020territories and indigenous peoples and governments support public awareness campaigns to counteract
00:10:47.700anti-feminist rhetoric which target a range of audiences including parents and youth0.96
00:10:52.120and in particular young men and boys by the way that whole preamble there that indigenous stuff
00:10:59.920that's what they say in front of and every one of their recommendations now or almost all of them
00:11:05.600it's it's the front line of wokeness it's like a land acknowledgement but for any idea their
00:11:11.780number one recommendation is anti-masculine propaganda that's their number one idea
00:11:18.000there's so much craziness in the document i i only talk about uh i can only talk about a few
00:11:24.360parts of it it's 62 pages if i went through the whole thing i'd be here for hours let me take a
00:11:29.460few moments, though. Here's another thing they say. The government of Canada, they recommend
00:11:35.960that the government of Canada table legislation to regulate online platforms, including requirements
00:11:42.900for stronger moderation of harmful content, measures to protect children, improve transparency
00:11:48.760mechanisms, and monitoring and reporting requirements for platforms. So they're not
00:11:54.840talking about banning anything illegal obviously illegal things are illegal they're talking about
00:12:00.100banning politics or as the title of the report says confronting people who don't agree with
00:12:05.460their feminism and if they can't convince people they're just going to ban them it's also weird
00:12:12.480that they want to pay for women to go into stem but also pay for men to become artists they want
00:12:20.700to emasculate men i'm not saying men can't be great artists many of the great artists of all
00:12:25.540time have been men but to steer women into stem and steer women steer men away let me read
00:12:32.700recommendation six and i'm going to start with the land acknowledgement type thing
00:12:37.800that the government of canada while respecting the jurisdiction of and in consultation and
00:12:42.480collaboration with provinces territories and indigenous peoples and governments
00:12:46.020increase funding for programs that support young women and girls in science technology engineering
00:12:52.200math and in the skilled trades and apprenticeship programs and i'm just going to skip over the land
00:12:57.500acknowledgement part fund programs that support young men and boys in the health education arts
00:13:04.500literacy and sports sectors so they want men to become nurses they want men to be kindergarten
00:13:10.880teachers that kind of thing oh and we can't trust democracy on its own by the way these things have
00:13:17.460to be managed recommendation eight that the government of canada increase support for0.98
00:13:22.600programs and initiatives that encourage women to enter and participate in politics at all levels
00:13:27.780you might even call that sexism what's interesting to me is that they assume every woman is a feminist
00:13:33.780and and uh a woke feminist and that the problem is men there's one exception i'll get to it later
00:13:39.860you can probably guess now they've found the enemy by the way and it is men but they couldn't
00:13:47.460really say that could they they can't say that men are the enemy so they they say that the manosphere
00:13:54.120is an enemy the manosphere and the role of anti-feminist influencers and we just quote them
00:14:02.200you know in the manosphere it's two clicks of an algorithm and then all control is lost0.67
00:14:08.080Boys start looking at something on botting building on their cell phone, and it leads0.98
00:16:38.900a man must cope on his own, needs to be strong, must never falter, and is not allowed to show his emotions or show weakness, represent ideals of toxic masculinity.
00:16:51.020Now, before I talk about what he said, imagine being the executive director of a government
00:23:51.640step the committee heard about the importance of public awareness campaigns to counter disinformation
00:23:56.780about feminism and gender-based violence karen yan discussed pre-bunking which involves educating
00:24:04.280people before they are exposed to misinformation or violent messages so that they are better0.64
00:24:08.820prepared and able to think critically about those issues. Haddish urged that, quote, anti-feminist
00:24:14.940thinking can be reduced through early education, specifically on healthy masculinities, on consent,0.96
00:24:21.400on healthy relationships. Imagine their plans for your children. Imagine having the government
00:24:27.600saying your opinions aren't just wrong or unreasonable. They need to be pushed out of you.
00:24:34.480The government needs to reprogram you. Let me quote. The committee heard about the importance
00:24:40.140of countering anti-feminist ideologies in sport, including in locker rooms and sports arenas.0.99
00:24:46.660Stika told the committee that anti-feminist messages are reinforced in locker rooms from0.96
00:24:50.900coaches who mock anything soft. Well, you know, there's some truth to it. Winning sports teams
00:24:57.080are about excellence and merit and objective achievement. Those are masculine virtues,
00:25:03.220typically. Sports is a masculine approach, as opposed to a more feminine approach, which might
00:25:08.920be everyone is a winner, you get a participation medal, you all did your best, let's not keep score,
00:25:15.700everyone did great. Well, no, that's not how elite sports are. And objective merit is a
00:25:23.520masculine concept, but this committee is at war with them. You know, the word regulating appears
00:25:29.940nearly a dozen times in the report. They want to persuade you. If they can't do that, they'll
00:25:35.060re-educate you. If they can't do that, they'll work on your kids. They tell sports teams to stop
00:25:40.040being so competitive, to tell young men to stop working out, yada, yada, yada. But what they
00:25:44.780really, really want to do, since they know they can't convince you, is to regulate you and to
00:25:50.380censor you. Let me quote. Big tech companies are getting away with pretty much no accountability
00:25:56.940for the harms being caused to young people, they say. Of course, harms, they just mean a different
00:26:02.600point of view than themselves. Overall, some expressed concerns about social media business
00:26:08.120models and design features like algorithms and user anonymity. They want to make it illegal for
00:26:13.520you to go online anonymously. That can contribute to harm. The committee heard that regulating spaces
00:26:19.460should include requiring content moderation and dealing with harmful or mis- and disinformation.1.00
00:26:26.500So if you're not a feminist, that's misinformation. It's not a different opinion, you see.0.92
00:26:31.940You're just simply wrong, evil, deluded. They have to fix you. If you're not feminist enough,
00:26:39.900they're going to ban you. They're going to censor you, correct you. If your social media platform1.00
00:26:44.060allows it, they'll ban them too. Imagine having the government tell you what's true or not about
00:26:48.700feminism. These are the same people who can't even tell you what a woman is. Here's an idea1.00
00:26:54.920they liked. Quote, an example of video games where the voice chat options, the game is designed to
00:27:01.600immediately implement mute functionality when it recognizes toxic or harmful words through voice
00:27:08.400modulation analysis and capacity to identify expletives. Imagine that you're playing a video
00:27:14.980game and you're chatting with your friends and if you say something toxic on a video game they will
00:27:19.760mute you i could go on it's a long study but it's too much already and you know who the co-author
00:27:27.740of this report was let me just end on this because it's the cherry on the cake you know who the co-chair
00:27:32.640of this committee was the fake former conservative mp marilyn gladiou who was elected to be a
00:27:41.240conservative, who promised she was socially conservative, but then she was bribed by Mark
00:27:46.040Carney. She defected to the liberals, and this is what she co-wrote. She is so gross, and so is this
00:27:53.440feminist, censorious group of bullies. Just so gross. Stay with us for more.1.00
00:28:00.100Firearms are an interesting subject in that the left uses firearms in a way to demonize
00:28:15.740conservative law-abiding gun owners because guns are used in crimes.
00:28:21.400This is a way to delegitimize and put conservatives on the back foot, even though law-abiding firearms
00:28:27.680owners are amongst the safest and most responsible people around. In fact, I am unaware of a single
00:28:34.120registered firearm by a licensed user being used in a crime since I can remember. I don't know if
00:28:42.020it's frankly ever happened, but on the same token, actual gun crime is skyrocketing, obviously by
00:28:50.780either restricted firearms or licensed firearms for which the owner has no license. I mean,
00:28:56.260It goes to figure if you're willing to use a gun to commit an actual violent crime, you're probably willing to skip the paperwork part of owning a firearm.
00:29:06.600And so when you have horrific events like a week or so ago, there was a murder in Montreal by a gunman who killed a cop and it was it was mayhem in a Jewish neighborhood.
00:29:19.680and he left a manifesto, obviously politics quickly jumped in.
00:29:25.060And joining us now to talk a little bit about that
00:29:26.880and to contrast the political reaction to the Montreal Mirror
00:29:40.100Good to see you again, Blair. Thanks for taking the time.
00:29:42.660When we all saw and heard on the news of this gun, of this shooter, and it was actually filmed, the horrific moments were caught on cell phone footage, which is not rare these days.
00:29:57.200It wasn't long before the CBC and other regime media started to report on a manifesto by the killer.
00:30:06.740But they only selected certain elements of his manifesto and refused to publish the whole thing.
00:30:12.020it felt a rebel news to publish the whole thing what are your thoughts on the choices made by the
00:30:18.180dominant regime media on which parts of the manifesto to emphasize and which parts to ignore
00:30:24.080yeah that's exactly right uh very shortly afterwards and of course the uh killer's
00:30:30.220manifesto uh became public fairly quickly mainstream media outlets chose to go with a
00:30:36.600certain narrative. And it's one that we're pretty familiar with. And that was the elements of
00:30:42.620misogyny, the hatred of women that were part of that manifesto. But it was, you know, a very,
00:30:49.980very stark that they were obviously ignoring the other parts. You know, that manifesto was a toxic
00:30:57.360soup of really harmful ideologies and attitudes. And the fact that mainstream media and certain
00:31:04.820special interest groups would choose to ignore that to advance their own narrative certainly
00:31:09.360struck us as is very very irresponsible and something we wanted to speak out on yeah i read
00:31:14.940the uh we we received it late at night and and i skimmed it before we published it to the world
00:31:20.820and one of the things that i mean it was a 104 page document so i didn't wait to carefully read
00:31:26.840the whole thing before we published it we were fairly sure of its uh veracity before we published
00:31:33.180it I did a word search I looked for certain words in it and there were some anti-feminist
00:31:39.900comments in it for sure but that absolutely was not dominant the word Marxist Leninist words like
00:31:46.040that were like salt and pepper throughout the whole thing he actually praised Mao Zedong and
00:31:52.840Stalin he praised them for their violence so he was a hardcore left-wing radical who wanted to
00:31:59.500disarm and censor ordinary people. Like his vision of a world with total government surveillance of
00:32:07.420our emails was quite shocking. But that made it in none of the early reports from the media that
00:32:15.720got the early, I mean, none of them mentioned that he was a communist. None of them mentioned
00:32:20.060that he was anti-Semitic because they wanted to portray him as some right-wing conservative.
00:32:25.860here's a question for you Blair the murderer apparently was a student at the University of
00:32:33.540Lethbridge studying philosophy and he did very well he was on the dean's list like he got high
00:32:39.120marks and what I want to know is how can someone go through a university and you of Lethbridge is
00:32:45.060quite left-wing you'd be surprised it's in Lethbridge which is a right-wing city but you've
00:32:49.560got this left-wing university and this kid goes in there and who knows what's pumped into his head
00:32:55.020about marxism and leninism and fight the man and i don't think we've poked around enough at what
00:33:02.000radicalized this guy um and the fact that the mainstream media wanted us to have a certain
00:33:08.100answer to that tells me it's a very sensitive question to them yeah absolutely right and i
00:33:13.820think that's one of the most disturbing parts of this okay uh you know there's there's lots of uh
00:33:19.480political discourse on university campuses that sort of thing lots of ideological things going on
00:33:24.800But the fact that this individual would take that and arrive across the country to Montreal and perpetrate, you know, this this heinous act of violence is really, really concerning.
00:33:37.240And it's it's not something maybe we're used to in Canada, but unfortunately, I think it's becoming more and more prevalent.
00:33:44.020We got to start looking at, you know, what's being taught there, how it's being accepted and the messages that contribute to an act like this.
00:33:51.900Because if we don't, there's going to be more and more of this.
00:33:55.900And certainly, and you know this, the civil discourse in this country has just gone into the toilet.
00:34:03.800There is no respect for civil discourse.
00:34:08.340There is no respect for other opinions, other political views.
00:34:16.180And the demonization, I think, really contributed to this act.
00:34:19.680You can read that in the manifesto. I think it's incumbent upon especially mainstream media and certain political actors to say, hey, we better take a step back here and take a look at what we are teaching people, teaching our kids and that type of violence that might result from that.
00:34:41.720Well, I mean, I just don't know the answer to that, but it wouldn't surprise me if these days Antifa style violence is taught in university. It's in vogue in America. I mean, the assassination of that senior health care executive by allegedly by Luigi Mangione, Hassan Piker recommending assassinations and violence.
00:35:03.320Antifa is cool, at least on the left, and I think we have to address it.
00:35:08.120But let me talk about what I think is a real firearms issue.
00:35:11.780And I raise this because the left wants to turn everything into a firearms issue other than real firearms issues.
00:35:22.020And I see different versions of this almost every day online.
00:35:26.020What appear to be, I can't make it out necessarily by the imagery, but Sikh activists who want to use military force or even terrorism to have a Sikh independent homeland in India, and they're operating in Canada with what appears to be an armed militia.
00:35:51.420And it looks like, and I've seen reports that this is in B.C. and in Ontario, of a bunch of guys going out and just firing off hundreds of rounds.
00:36:01.640Whether or not the firearms are lawful is highly dubious.
00:36:05.760Shooting just into the wilderness like that is illegal.
00:36:10.600These guys are, clearly this is a flex.
00:36:14.400And we've seen this at the same time as criminal gangs writing to the police and saying we've got a thousand foot soldiers.
00:36:21.420It seems to me that instead of dealing with those issues, which are probably prickly because of the racial and ethnic and immigration status, the government would rather go after a right-wing anti-feminist shooter rather than what looks like a terrorist militia gathering force in Canada.
00:36:42.820And a lot of this is used to support the liberal gun grab.
00:36:47.180You know, look at this irresponsible, illicit use of firearms.
00:36:50.260Look, extremist organizations are always going to ignore the law. I think it's pretty disturbing that they would feel emboldened enough to put this up on social media, to actually film yourself doing this, knowing the potential results of that.
00:37:06.980There may be a lot of ignorance to the law here.
00:37:10.200There's certain ethnic and language considerations that you might want to take into consideration.
00:37:16.420But the fact of the matter is extremist organizations, well, they're going to ignore the laws anyways.
00:37:22.000They're certainly going to ignore the federal liberal gun grab.
00:37:25.320And again, law enforcement resources are currently being directed at that gun grab.
00:37:31.220That is the priority for the Liberal government, not enforcing certainly the laws that all Canadians agree on.
00:37:40.080Well, Blair, I saw a tweet from Langley RCMP showing what their law enforcement priorities are.
00:37:46.960And it was an image of a rainbow LGBTQ2SL plus themed crosswalk on a road.
00:39:01.260We have seen the federal liberals back off their October 30th deadline for the amnesty for possession of OIC firearms.
00:39:11.780They were kind of in a situation where they had to do that.
00:39:14.660They use the current Supreme Court case as an excuse to delay it again.
00:39:19.680That amnesty is extended until three months after that court case, whenever that may take place.
00:39:28.080It's really tough. I don't expect the federal liberals to back off any of their anti-freedom, anti-firearm policies.
00:39:36.180They will continue to pursue them as long as they are in government.
00:39:39.260And they can do so at their leisure, because basically, you know, when they're in government, there's there's really not a lot of ways you can stop this besides the legal system.
00:39:51.440And that's a very, very difficult way to try to stop it, as you know.
00:39:55.580So I think we're kind of in this weird period where there's going to be some things happening through the year.
00:40:03.740But I know that you, the folks at Rebel, certainly the folks at Canada's National Firearms Association will continue to stand up and fight for the rights, freedoms and property of Canadians.
00:40:15.260All right. And let's keep our eyes peeled for those crosswalk of handles.
00:40:18.880I mean, they're out there. They're out there unjailed.