A shocking and terrifying series of videos from a migrant, a refugee asylum claimant, who has a bunch of knives and says he's willing to use them. I don't know, I just don't understand the West's general suicide by mass migration.
00:10:56.160He has been out on the streets recording threats of violence for years.
00:11:01.160Here is another video from him purporting to be from 2021, four years ago.
00:11:08.160All charity shops in Ireland, especially in Dublin since I'm still here.
00:11:15.160If I walk in a shop, if I walk in a shop of yours and I'm being questioned again and I'm being asked name and where I come from and what's in my ass and what's in my pocket, because you want to help me.
00:11:31.160I'm going to fucking kill you with my own hand in that fucking shop myself.
00:11:41.160If you wonder how with this, I'm just going to catch a juggler in a fucking second.
00:13:54.160What is their right to come to Ireland or to the United Kingdom or to France or to Germany or to Sweden or to Netherlands or to Belgium or to Austria or to the United States or to Canada?
00:14:26.160It's a new group, unthinkable until recently, the Women's Safety Initiative.
00:14:33.160Quote, our mission is to expose the dangers of uncontrolled immigration, put women and girls first, advocate for victims and demand real solutions.
00:14:43.160They'll probably be called racist or something.
00:14:46.160You know, when I was in Marseille, France, a couple of years ago, a lovely Mediterranean city, there are luxury cafes right near the waterfront.
00:18:47.160So I think what they're doing is about demonizing some outside enemy.
00:18:52.160There's only 2,000 Jews in Ireland, so you don't have to worry about that.
00:18:56.160You can demonize Israel as an external enemy, like in George Orwell's 1984, to direct the hate at some outside force.
00:19:06.160Actually, in 1984, it was called Immanuel Goldstein, a Jew.
00:19:11.160Because I think people sometimes need a visceral hate against an ethnic group, perhaps, the Jews.
00:19:18.160And I think in Ireland, what the politicians are doing, this is my theory.
00:19:22.160Tell me what you think of this theory.
00:19:24.160I think the Irish politicians are taking the growing rage in Ireland against the mass immigration schemes, and they're trying to misdirect it.
00:19:34.160They're trying to push it somewhere else.
00:19:36.160They're so dedicated to mass immigration, they will do anything to change the subject rather than deal with the crisis of people like Benjamin Peter.
00:19:45.160But in the end, it's social media and citizen journalism that is showing Ireland and the world what mass immigration is like.
00:19:52.160Oh yeah, and don't think we don't have the same thing in Canada, too.
00:19:57.160We just lack the men with broad chests willing to go into a camp like that and deal with it.
00:20:03.160There's one difference between the Irish and us Canadians.
00:20:06.160Their republic was born in a rebellion, barely a century ago, and it's still in their blood, I think.
00:20:13.160We Canadians, we're passive, and so we're an easy mark for the Benjamin Peters of the world.
00:20:22.160Hey, I don't know if you know this, but Canada has been in a recession for years.
00:20:38.160Now, you might be surprised to hear it from me because you haven't heard it blaring in all the other media, but I'm referring to it on a per-person basis, a per-capita basis.
00:22:49.160But if you look at the federal level, I mean, the bureaucracy has absolutely ballooned over the last decade.
00:22:56.160There are now 99,000 more federal bureaucrats today than what there was in 2016.
00:23:03.160And Ezra, I don't remember hearing about some bureaucrat shortage in Ottawa all the way back 10 years ago.
00:23:10.160And it's not just the number of bureaucrats that are increasing.
00:23:14.160Taxpayers are also paying for a bigger bureaucracy, taking bigger paychecks, right?
00:23:20.160So the number of bureaucrats has gone up 38% in a decade, but the cost, the cost of the bureaucracy has gone up 73% since 2016.
00:23:33.160You know, I didn't realize what a large percentage that was.
00:23:38.160So if you're saying it's increased by 99,000, and if it's 357,000 today, that means that 10 years ago, and you correct my math, maybe I'm doing this wrong.
00:23:47.160There was just over a quarter million 10 years ago, 258,000.
00:24:54.160Women and Gender Equality Canada, 334% increase.
00:24:59.160So there are seven departments that have doubled or more than doubled in the number of bureaucrats over the last 10 years.
00:25:07.160And as I mentioned, Ezra, it's not just the number that is going up, right?
00:25:11.160It's also the pay, the bonuses, the perks.
00:25:13.160So the average compensation, when you look at salary, bonuses, pensions, other types of perks, the average compensation for a federal bureaucrat is now $125,000 a year.
00:25:30.160You know, I'm looking at your press release here, bureaucracy balloons by 99,000 employees over 10 years.
00:25:36.160And you've got those bullet points, infrastructure Canada up 375%.
00:25:40.160And I'm just thinking, you know, a lot of infrastructure, when I think infrastructure, I think ports or highways or overpasses, stuff like that.
00:25:48.160A lot of those are funded by multiple levels of government.
00:25:53.160You have the city, the province, the feds sometimes.
00:25:55.160Really, when I think of federal infrastructure, they're not involved in everything.
00:26:03.160I'm trying to think, why would they need to nearly quadruple the number of bureaucrats that infrastructure can?
00:26:12.160Like, I don't know what they're doing.
00:26:14.160But I mean, I live in Toronto, which is a dilapidated city falling apart.
00:26:19.160What infrastructure are they talking about?
00:26:22.160Are we getting 375% better infrastructure in this country?
00:26:27.160Because we've got 375% more bureaucrats in infrastructure.
00:26:32.160No, I mean, but that's the whole story across government, right?
00:26:35.160Where you're seeing the cost of government go up.
00:26:37.160You're seeing the size of government go up.
00:26:39.160But yet, taxpayers are not getting better quality services.
00:26:42.160I mean, like, here's the other startling point here.
00:26:45.160So, okay, let me talk about the taxpayer funded bonuses.
00:26:48.160Because I know your listeners, your audience will know of the CBC bonuses, right?
00:26:52.160That they've been dishing out year after year after year.
00:26:54.160Well, all of that is also happening across the federal departments as well.
00:26:58.160So, the federal bureaucrats have taken $1.5 billion in taxpayer funded bonuses since 2015.
00:27:05.160Well, you might be asking, well, how are they doing?
00:27:09.160Well, the results are in and the performance is poor.
00:27:13.160So, look, these federal departments are failing to meet half of their own performance targets every single year.
00:27:22.160They can barely meet half of their own performance targets.
00:28:08.160You can't run away from their crappitude.
00:28:10.160But not only are those 99,000 and now I guess more than a third of a million employees immune from the vicissitudes of this economy that punished the rest of us,
00:28:57.160No, I think you bring up a good point.
00:28:58.160The only thing is, is I think you might even be understating it, right?
00:29:01.160Because you said 358,000 as a voting bloc.
00:29:05.160But I mean, there's also the provincial government bureaucrats and the municipal government bureaucrats on top of it.
00:29:10.160So this is absolutely a huge concern, right?
00:29:13.160Because like, why would a bureaucrat want to vote to reduce the size of government, right?
00:29:18.160They're not going to vote themselves out of a job.
00:29:20.160So the problem also exists here because in the private sector and the free market, none of this nonsense would be allowed to survive, right?
00:29:28.160Like if they were a business, they would be kicked out of the marketplace by consumers.
00:29:34.160So the problem that we're facing here is the fact that you have this monopolized government, of course, but it's also that we don't have any political will from the politicians to actually clean up this mess, right?
00:29:45.160So Carney is very much on the record saying he's not going to cut the government bureaucrats.
00:29:49.160He's going to cap the size of the bureaucracy.
00:29:52.160So essentially entrenching the Trudeau era out of control bureaucrat hiring spree.
00:29:59.160But then also, too, right, like we got to call out the other parties as well, like even Mr. Polyev and the conservatives.
00:30:06.160They have not taken a hard stand against the absolute runaway costs that is the ballooning federal bureaucracy.
00:30:14.160So the real problem that I think we're facing here is a lack of political leadership given our current circumstances where we're not really hearing any of the major parties really come out and say what has to be done.
00:30:27.160And that is a massive reduction in the number of bureaucrats, but also in their pay and perks.
00:30:32.160Hey, you know, after the election, I was I mean, I tried to put my best foot forward and say, well, you know, was close and Donald Trump upended things.
00:30:43.160And I was it was sort of copium, as the kids say.
00:31:00.160You're never really in power, so to speak.
00:31:03.160But I was a little down in the dumps because I had thought, well, we're going to bring in a new leader that is going to fix a lot of things from 10 years of Trudeau.
00:33:14.160AdCap says, send homeless encampments to Olivia Chow's lawn.
00:33:19.160Yeah, you know, I guarantee you that the elites who dominate our politics, our media, our judiciary, all the fancy people, they are well insulated from the decisions they make for the rest of us.
00:33:43.160At most, they worked from their laptop at home or from the cottage, while people who worked as bartenders and waitresses and clerks in the stores, they were the ones who were unemployed.
00:33:54.160Yeah, the decisions made by the elites often don't affect them, do they?
00:33:59.160Next letter is from Matthew Powell, who says about these black only homeless shelters, how black and who decides is exactly what I asked when Trudeau announced his business loans for blacks.
00:34:11.160I mean, you can't pull someone up by pulling someone else down.
00:34:18.160And I think the promise of Abe Lincoln, who I quoted yesterday, and the promise of Martin Luther King was that we would all become free and peaceful together.
00:34:28.160You know, Elon Musk said that we're all descended from slaves if you go back far enough.
00:36:50.160If Mark Carney continues the war against Alberta and the war against the West and the war against the oil industry and continues to exacerbate things,
00:37:00.160I see new statistics show that in the first four months of this year, there were 817,000 new immigrants to Canada.
00:37:10.160You do that on an annualized basis, that's a staggering 2.5 million.
00:37:14.160That is 10 times the number of immigration that Stephen Harper had as prime minister.
00:37:19.160If you keep up the push and the pull, you're going to push Alberta and the rest right out of this country.