Trudeans spy on conservative groups online to find out who they are and what they're up to. It's a new normal in Canada, and it's even crazier than the new normal we've been living in for a while.
00:03:54.740That's nuts. I can't even believe that.
00:04:14.700In my view, any foreign national who engages in violence in Canada, especially political violence, which I think can be properly defined as terrorism,
00:04:24.740I think they should be immediately deported.
00:04:30.220One of the alleged rioters is reportedly an off-duty cop who has since been suspended.
00:04:37.320But it wasn't just in Ontario. Here it is in British Columbia, too.
00:04:54.740They need to leave. They have no prisoners to be here.
00:05:11.800Guys, guys, listen. They have no prisoners to be here.
00:05:15.600That's crazy, but no crazier than the other foreign threats we see on a weekly or even daily basis in Canada.
00:05:33.600I saw this just astonishing. I mean, the new normal is this guy dressed up as a terrorist just standing there at the new TMU, Toronto Metropolitan University.
00:05:45.420That's what they call Ryerson University now.
00:05:47.780No problem. Just completely normal. I mean, why not?
00:05:50.780By the way, that was Roman Baber, the conservative political candidate, tweeting that.
00:05:55.620I think he might be the justice minister if he wins. Hopefully we'll get some real justice.
00:05:59.680But this goes on every single weekend.
00:06:03.000I mean, terrorist supporters in our city, my city of Toronto, go right into the heart of Jewish communities,
00:06:09.500flying swastikas, flying flags of banned terrorist groups, calling for a genocide.
00:06:14.860No problem. The police are their escorts.
00:08:37.620The RCMP is planning to conduct undercover surveillance online using fake personas to investigate ideological extremists in Canada, says an internal strategy document.
00:08:47.640Experts in ideologically motivated violent extremism, IMVE, in Canada say the strategy is overdue at a time when online extremism threatens to spill over into real world violence.
00:09:00.460They warn that extremist activity in Canada could increase in the wake of the U.S. election.
00:09:05.820Regardless of who becomes the next president.
00:09:22.880Is the RCMP with these riots and the anti-Semitic crime wave and these Hamas encampments, are they really worried about animal rights organizations or Stephen Gilboa's Greenpeace?
00:09:34.880I don't think so, but that's what the CBC wants us to focus on.
00:09:40.620They're, of course, talking about conservatives, probably talking about truckers.
00:09:45.840Here, they quote Canada's leading conspiracy theorist, Dr. Barbara Perry, who has claimed that there are 300 right-wing extremist groups in Canada, although she refuses to name them.
00:09:56.140I laugh at anyone who would take her seriously, but of course the CBC does.
00:10:01.280Barbara Perry, director of the Center on Hate, Bias, and Extremism at Ontario Tech University, said the strategy is overdue, and most Western countries are far ahead of Canada in countering IMVE threats.
00:10:14.240She said there has been an atomization of the movement, with those attracted to ideological extremism now less likely to join defined groups than they were in the past, making them harder for law enforcement to monitor.
00:10:26.200They're being exposed to these narratives, xenophobia, homophobic, transphobic, anti-feminist, anti-women, you have it, said Perry.
00:10:33.240They're being exposed to them online, offline, and they're adopting some of those pieces as a way to make sense of what they're seeing and how they're understanding the world without necessarily affiliating with a particular group, without joining or naming any particular group.
00:10:47.380Okay, so if you're just an individual person who is against feminism, you should now be on a special RCMP watch list if you're anti-trans.
00:10:57.220That's the majority of people, by the way.
00:10:59.000I'll keep reading, Perry said Donald Trump's election as U.S. president in 2016 led to a surge in right-wing extremism, while Barack Obama's election in 2008 resulted in, quote, a dramatic growth in white supremacist groups, unquote.
00:11:27.660I mean, there is anti-Semitism in Canada now.
00:11:30.320It's actually off the hook, but it's from this coalition of Islamist immigrants and woke leftists, usually from university.
00:11:41.040I haven't seen any anti-Semitism from the right in Canada, and I hang out on the right.
00:11:46.340Other than by one or two obvious feds and narcs, agents, provocateurs, like those diagonalon kooks, but they're so obviously fake feds.
00:11:56.000We are in a sea of actual hatred and violence, an anti-Semitic crime wave and a regular crime wave.
00:12:03.040What we saw yesterday appeared to be anti-Hindu violence, too.
00:12:07.400And the RCMP and the CBC and the official anti-hate activists want to go after frat boys who don't like feminism.
00:12:13.760Let me give you a reminder of what has happened in the past.
00:12:17.060In the 1990s, there was an anti-Semitic group in Canada called the Heritage Front.
00:12:21.880It was in the news every week, terrifying people about how anti-Semitism was growing and Canada was a hateful place, and they actually named the Reform Party as a source of hate.
00:12:32.460But it turns out the leader of the Heritage Front, Grant Bristow, was a CSIS agent the whole time.
00:12:39.340He literally built and led the anti-Semitic movement on taxpayers' money, paid for by the government, directed by the government.
00:12:51.640And then later, Richard Warman, the disgraced former employee of the Canadian Human Rights Commission, did something similar.
00:12:58.320He worked for the Human Rights Commission, but he would go online, joining neo-Nazi groups like Stormfront or Vanguard, write hundreds of racist and anti-Semitic and anti-gay posts, and then anyone he talked with, he would entrap them and then sue them at the Canadian Human Rights Commission, where he worked for fun and profit.
00:13:18.200He made tens of thousands of dollars off that.
00:13:20.740He was literally working for the Human Rights Commission, but he spent his time whipping up anti-human rights hatred.
00:13:53.560But Trudeau has recently brought in millions of people, completely unvetted, who come from places in the world where anti-Semitism and other ethnic hatred is normal.
00:14:01.360So, yeah, there is more hatred in Canada than ever, and some of it is leading to crime.
00:14:08.880But it's not from some white kids reading Jordan Peterson now, is it?
00:14:12.560It's from woke leftists and a new violent army of immigrants and foreign nationals who were let into our country without any vetting for cultural fit.
00:14:23.000And that's precisely who this new undercover sting operation is not targeting.
00:14:29.900Stay with us for more from Sheila Gunn-Reed.
00:14:31.860Well, over the weekend, I visited Red Deer, Alberta.
00:14:47.800And I went to the largest political convention, I think, in Canadian history.
00:14:54.140Now, I don't want to say that in such a sweeping way, because there's a chance, for example, in the Dirty 30s in Alberta, when the Social Credit Party was a response to the Great Depression, there's a chance.
00:15:05.580They may have had 6,000 people meeting back then.
00:15:10.000But other than that, I can't think of a political convention this big.
00:15:14.140Now, I was there to visit my friend Sheila Gunn-Reed, our chief reporter, and Angelica Toye, who are on the ground.
00:15:20.840I did some schmoozing and said hi myself.
00:16:08.860Yeah, you know, Rebel News, by the way, I should say this right off the hop, really well received, not just by the people there.
00:16:17.340There were nearly 6,100 people in attendance there, which it was Canada's largest political convention to date.
00:16:25.300It dwarfed last year's Canada's largest political convention to date, which was the last UCP AGM.
00:16:31.160But the MLAs and members of government and their staff had a lot of time for us at Rebel News, which might be unsettling to my friends at the company who live and work in Doug Ford's version of conservatism.
00:16:45.160But Danielle Smith is really positioning herself as the leader of the political movement to protect civil liberties and to learn from the lessons of the bonfire of civil liberties of the COVID-19 pandemic and the government overreaction that followed.
00:17:04.580I think her base was really energized by her slate of anti transition for minors policies that came late last week, but also her entrenchment of civil liberties into our Public Health Act and the ensuring of in-person education during a public health emergency for kids.
00:17:26.720So all the things that saw Jason Kenney ousted, she is doing her best to make sure that that never happens again in Alberta.
00:17:34.640And that's exactly why she's the premier now.
00:17:37.840You know, you said a lot of things, sir.
00:17:39.620Let me react to the first thing you said.
00:18:03.640I think it's important as a proxy for will you let the mean girls of the regime media bully you if you talk to conservative citizen journalists who are, you know, not with the cool kids?
00:18:17.180Because I think that if you're afraid to even talk to Rebel News or other independent citizen journalists on the right, if you're afraid not because there's something wrong with us, but because you're afraid what the CBC will say about it or what the Globe and Mail will say about it, and they'll do a story.
00:18:35.620And they'll try and do a cancel culture gotcha.
00:18:37.980If you're afraid to do that, then you're going to be afraid of everything.
00:18:42.040You're going to be afraid of your own shadow, and you will be bullied out of doing the right thing.
00:18:47.340So it's not so much that I – I mean, it is a wonderful feeling to be embraced by senior public leaders, but not for the vanity, but rather for the proof that they're immune to peer pressure.
00:18:59.780And I saw some regime media journalists there, including, for example, the CBC, and it's great to know that the CBC does not have the political leaders of Alberta in their thrall, as I think, you know, the federal conservatives under Andrew Scheer and Erin O'Toole and other conservatives – I mean, you mentioned Doug Ford.
00:19:21.720They're afraid of us, not because we're bad, but because they are too under the spell of the regime media.
00:19:27.900Yeah, and just to your point, because as I said – or as you said, I did say a lot of things that you probably want to address, but it's not – I don't need to be liked by politicians.
00:19:39.320And I think, again, learning from what happened to Jason Kenney, I think Danielle Smith realizes that a majority of her base look to us to properly report on her accomplishments, but also, as we did with Jason Kenney, properly report on her failures and push her in the right direction.
00:20:00.740Because all the forces of the political world and the culture are going to be pulling her towards the center and the left, and it's our job to act as something to the right of that, to make sure that she never becomes disconnected from the very people who sent her to office.
00:20:28.040It'll become even more important, because it's easy to criticize Trudeau now.
00:20:31.740Even some regime journalists are doing that.
00:20:33.920But if, let's say, Pierre Polyev wins federally, well, first of all, every single other force will be pulling him to the left.
00:20:41.140We need to be a counterbalance, and we need to hold him to account in good faith if he abandons conservative ideas.
00:20:48.400And finally, we need to be there to correct the gotcha BS journalism that will be targeted at him.
00:20:54.380So we have worked with, quote, right-wing leaders before.
00:20:58.100And in the case of Jason Kenney, he wasn't freedom-oriented enough, so we criticized him in good faith.
00:21:02.640And that had much more impact on, let's say, grassroots conservative activists in Alberta than if the CBC would criticize Kenney from the left.
00:21:11.460So I feel that's our role with the Alberta UCP, United Conservative Party.
00:21:16.240I like the fact that Danielle Smith comes on our show, because I like to give that access to our viewers.
00:21:22.640But to me, it shows that she's not a scaredy cat of the regime journalists and the mean girls.
00:21:28.220And by the way, they were out already.
00:21:29.620One of the important things that Danielle Smith announced is to put some meat on the bones of her transgenderism policy, which protects women's sports, protects minor children from getting irreversible surgery before they're old enough to make those decisions.
00:21:44.680And already you can see the deep state in – they're appalled by this.
00:21:50.740So I saw Nahid Nenshi, the leader of the NDP, and I forget the name of the LGBTQ –
00:22:59.720However, I think she is doing her best to take a balanced approach.
00:23:03.100We all know she's a bit of a libertarian or a lot of a libertarian on these sorts of issues.
00:23:07.720And she's saying, like, look, you want to be an adult, do whatever you want, but you don't get to punch women in the face in the boxing ring.
00:23:15.760And while it seems peer pressure-y from the mainstream media and the liberals, and I'm probably repeating myself by making a distinction there,
00:23:26.160normal people know what this is all about.
00:23:29.300Like, normal people don't diverge from each other on this viewpoint.
00:23:33.400And it is a viewpoint that kids should not be transed as minors and that parents should know and that men shouldn't fight women.
00:23:42.420This is a viewpoint that spans political backgrounds.
00:23:46.540And I see the liberals are already weighing in.
00:23:48.580And I see Marcy Ian, Justin Trudeau's DEI minister, weighing in on how she thinks that 12-year-olds should be given cross-sex hormones.
00:23:57.180Well, Marcy, I hope you campaign on that at the door.
00:24:01.640And we know that the liberals are already funding their culture war proxy groups, like EGAL, to drag Daniel Smith into court for the next five years to make sure that these policies are never fully implemented.
00:24:16.580Because Justin Trudeau can't meddle in education and health.
00:25:25.480And in a complete renormalization of Rebel News, we were the second question asker at the press conference.
00:25:33.940All right, let's take a look at those clips now.
00:25:35.900Thank you for taking my questions, Premier Sheila Gunner-Reed for Rebel News.
00:25:38.700My questions are regarding your slate of pro-child, pro-parent education policies that you announced this week.
00:25:47.620Are you considering invoking the notwithstanding clause to shroud your recent policies from constitutional challenges the way we are seeing right now in Saskatchewan?
00:26:01.680We are taking a bit of a different approach because we know that there is a section in the charter that allows for reasonable limits.
00:26:09.400If you can use evidence-based to demonstrate that it's reasonable.
00:26:13.500We believe that the court is going to look at that as they're examining our policies.
00:26:18.780We've attempted to be very reasonable.
00:26:21.380But we have lots of policies where minors have been restricted in their activities by government.
00:26:26.220We have lots of policies where we affirm parental rights and choice.
00:26:30.780And so I'm hopeful that the courts will look at these as that we've done our best effort to be reasonable.
00:26:37.780And we won't have to look at the notwithstanding clause.
00:26:39.800So we'll see how that goes, but it isn't going to be imprinted right off the clock.
00:26:44.260Your policies are all well and good, but they don't really mean anything unless there's some sort of enforcement or consequences.
00:26:51.280So what becomes, or have you considered what would become of a school or a teacher that didn't inform parents about a social transition that was happening at school?
00:27:00.340Yeah, well, there's a couple of things.
00:27:01.640I mean, we are going to regulate the medical practices for the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
00:27:08.120And there's a disciplinary process within that regulatory body.
00:27:11.620We will also have a separate disciplinary commission that we established a few years ago.
00:27:17.980So if a family found that the teachers were violating the law, that would be a mechanism to be able to hold disciplinary hearings.
00:27:27.660And then we'll work with the sports entities.
00:27:29.820I mean, the sports entities have been asking for us to do this.
00:27:32.720And so we want to make sure that we have not only categories for biological women and girls,
00:27:38.480but also make sure that we can have some competitive categories so that all athletes can participate in the co-ed category.
00:27:47.280So we'll have to do a little bit more work with the sports organizations, but we do have disciplinary processes in the other two cases.
00:27:54.460Okay, so she basically said, I didn't invoke the notwithstanding clause because I don't want to close the door to legal challenges,
00:28:03.720sort of like, you know, taking her libertarian approach.
00:28:07.040And I trust the courts to get it right.
00:28:09.700Well, that makes me nervous because...
00:28:12.200Me too, because they don't get it right.
00:28:13.960Yeah. And the courts are, there's different levels of courts.
00:28:18.440The provincial court is appointed by the province.
00:28:20.640So that has more of an Alberta sensibility.
00:28:22.960But the superior courts are appointed by Justin Trudeau.
00:28:26.900And he is making more and more radical appointments.
00:28:29.500So to trust the courts, this decision will be made by a vote.
00:28:35.660The question is how many people will vote on it?
00:28:38.600Will it be one judge or three judges on a court of appeal panel?
00:28:42.880Will it be the 80-odd people in the Alberta legislature?
00:28:47.720Or will it be, I don't know, the 5 million people in Alberta?
00:32:30.920I mean, I talked to maybe a couple hundred people, grand total.
00:32:33.780I couldn't find anyone who was mad at the premier.
00:32:36.840And I thought, what is this rebellion?
00:32:39.080And I saw these anonymous pamphlets that were a little too clever by half.
00:32:43.520Like there was one with a lot of Arabic script on it.
00:32:47.060Like, we support Danielle Smith and then all this Arabic script implying that she was like a Manchurian candidate for the Islamist community.
00:32:55.980And I just thought, and these weren't signed.
00:32:58.020And I thought, this is not persuasive.
00:34:33.260And I think at the end, it blew up in the dirty tricksters' faces.
00:34:40.900I think the convention was larger than anticipated because people came to undo the dirty tricks.
00:34:48.660I think people who probably might not have waited in that hours-long line to vote for Daniel Smith said, look, the dirty tricksters are out.
00:35:48.260Were there any people who are holding out a candle, a flame, that Jason Kenney will return from exile and take over the party?
00:35:58.540Like, you can't beat someone with no one.
00:36:00.620So if someone wants to take down Danielle Smith, I guess they could be a secret agent for the NDP.
00:36:06.540But it's probably someone within the Conservative Party who thinks they can be king.
00:36:10.420Other than Take Back Alberta, who would, like, qui bono, as they say in Latin, who benefits, follow the money, who would be behind the anti-Danielle Smith campaign?
00:36:47.320Besides Take Back Alberta, there's something called the 1905 committee.
00:36:52.700And many of those people, there's a Venn diagram of them and your local PPC supporter that's probably closer to a circle.
00:37:02.920There are some Kenny loyalists way back in the background who are just out there to sabotage the premier.
00:37:09.940A lot of people who are saying that she's not sovereigntist enough.
00:37:14.700So some former Maverick Party members in Alberta.
00:37:18.560So there's some of that, but I think the fact that the membership voted 91.5% for the premier should send all these people a message.
00:37:28.160Look, you want to hold the premier to account for the things that she's saying and doing great.
00:37:33.800But don't undermine her when she is the most freedom-minded premier in the country and one of the leaders of the political freedom movement, I think, in North America.
00:37:43.900Yeah. Well, I was very glad to see all of it, to see the huge turnout, to see the 91.5%, to see the fact that so many people there felt comfortable with Rebel News as a keeper of the ideological flame.
00:38:27.080But if I want to be taken seriously as someone with political opinions and someone with a, you know, a definitive ideology, I have to call it as I see it.
00:38:37.860And let me tell you, if Danielle Smith gets off the path, I will criticize her, as I did very vigorously when she did that dirty deal with Jim Prentiss a decade ago.
00:38:50.600Danielle Smith is the strongest freedom fighter in the premiers.
00:38:54.640And, you know, don't make the perfect the enemy of the good.
00:39:00.100And I think a lot of her critics were just sort of like prickly porcupines who like to be prickly because it's a personality trait as opposed to having an alternative plan.
00:39:09.820I give you my promise, Sheila, and I know it's the same promise you give me, that if they stray on the path, you and me will be the first to criticize.
00:39:43.880But O'Toole, likewise, I thought maybe he would be a true blue conservative.
00:39:51.160You could not get a louder critic of that vegetable lasagna style politician than me, Jason Kenney.
00:39:58.860I was a proponent of uniting the two parties to stave off the NDP.
00:40:03.480I thought I was getting Stephen Harper's lieutenant Jason Kenney instead of globalist Jason Kenney.
00:40:09.820And the second he strayed, you know, the honest critics were us here at Rebel News.
00:40:15.440And we will, I promise, not just for the sake of the province, but for Danielle Smith's sake, too, that we will be her loudest, most honest critics when she steps a foot out of line.
00:40:28.200Yeah, well, it's going to be very interesting times.
00:40:30.980And I think that you put your finger on it when you say the resistance will come from a mutiny in the public sector teachers.
00:40:40.440The only saving grace is that Alberta has a very vigorous charter school alternative.
00:40:47.160And hopefully that the shenanigans by these unionized NDP activists, you know, dressed up as teachers who are actually political activists in the classrooms is that in Alberta, more than anywhere else in the country, there is an escape hatch.