Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ The entire board of the Trudeau Foundation resigns in disgrace. What’s the truth about their Chinese money-laundering

00:00:00.000 hello my friends i'm going to tell you a little bit about the trudeau foundation

00:00:03.300 did you know that 150 million of your tax dollars was put into that thing more than 20 years ago so

00:00:10.120 it's more than 200 million is worth now and that the trudeaus are perpetually guaranteed to be on 1.00

00:00:16.580 the board i'm talking about the trudeau family it's so super gross by the way their whole board

00:00:22.340 resigned today i'll take you through what it means and how the trudeaus have used it as a slush fund

00:00:27.340 and for money laundering for 20 20 years but first let me invite you to become a subscriber to rebel

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00:01:12.420 the trudeau foundation resigns in disgrace what's the truth about their chinese money laundering

00:01:17.660 it's april 11th and this is the ezra levant show

00:01:20.520 shame on you you censorious bug

00:01:26.780 the trudeau foundation was a scam from the very beginning do you know what i'm talking about

00:01:41.720 i mean there is a u.s tradition that former presidents when they retire they set up presidential

00:01:48.820 libraries which are really shrines to themselves and their ideas their libraries and that there's

00:01:53.880 a lot of historical documents about those presidents that are there they're also museums and

00:01:58.340 they're privately funded that's i think the most important thing political donors or friends of the

00:02:03.740 president they feel pretty partisan we're showing you some images from the reagan library right now but

00:02:09.680 the key part about all of those presidential libraries is they're privately funded so who

00:02:14.560 cares what they do not so with canada's trudeau foundation see the trudeau family doesn't give

00:02:23.220 anyone money they take money and in 2002 they set up the biggest slush fund in canadian history and they

00:02:31.760 took 125 million dollars from canadian taxpayers and just put it in the piggy bank and put the trudeau

00:02:38.960 family in charge of it i'm serious you might know that most programs most institutions in public

00:02:44.960 life they get annual grants they have a budget the budget can be increased or decreased they can be

00:02:51.440 rewarded for excellence or punished for corruption whatever but the thing about the trudeau foundation

00:02:55.760 is they got an eternity of money in advance in a lump sum jackpot given to them by a liberal government

00:03:02.960 government that could never be taken away by future governments and that was insured by having family

00:03:08.960 members in charge it was a slush fund for trudeau children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren

00:03:16.080 who couldn't make it on their own i mean there's sarah coyn the illegitimate daughter of pierre trudeau the

00:03:23.600 product of his affair with his mistress deborah coyn yes she's a relative of the globe and mail columnist

00:03:31.120 andrew coyn to canada really is a small club and you're not in it um i show you that because this

00:03:38.080 is a trudeau family fund as you can see there's alexandra trudeau there he's justin trudeau's

00:03:43.600 brother uh who like justin trudeau just can't get enough dictators in his life i mean i don't know

00:03:51.200 if you know this but he made a propaganda movie for the dictatorship of iran called the new great game

00:03:55.680 he was literally paid for by iran and then he wrote a pro china book literally paid for and published by

00:04:02.560 the chinese dictatorship obviously justin trudeau himself was on the trudeau foundation too so many

00:04:08.560 journalists show up at the trough um you might see this one for example chantali bear she's on tv all 1.00

00:04:14.480 the time giving her opinion on things including trudeau excuse me um she doesn't actually ever

00:04:20.960 mention her affiliation with the trudeau foundation that's strange isn't it it would be like someone

00:04:25.600 talking about automobiles on tv without mentioning that they work for ford so anyways here's the big

00:04:32.960 news this morning um a statement from the pierre elliott trudeau foundation resignation of the board

00:04:39.600 of directors and president and ceo dated montreal april 11th in recent weeks the political climate

00:04:47.680 surrounding a donation received by the foundation in 2016 has put a great deal of pressure on the

00:04:52.800 foundation's management and volunteer board of directors as well as on our staff and our community

00:04:58.640 the pierre elliott trudeau foundation is an independent non-partisan scholarship organization

00:05:03.680 created with broad support in the house of commons in 2002 the circumstances created by the politicization

00:05:10.320 of the foundation and made it impossible to continue with the status quo and the volunteer board of

00:05:14.720 directors has resigned as has the president and ceo three directors have agreed to remain on an

00:05:20.960 interim basis so that the foundation can continue to meet its obligations pending board renewal including

00:05:26.800 towards its scholars mentors and fellows we would like to thank pascal fournier for her work as president

00:05:31.840 and ceo over the past five years as well as all the members of the board of directors that's it that's the

00:05:36.720 whole press release except it's bs obviously in recent weeks the political climate surrounding

00:05:43.600 a donation received by the foundation in 2016 has put great pressure on the foundation really just in

00:05:49.360 in recent weeks as well as on our uh staff and our community was it just really in recent weeks no you've

00:05:56.800 known everything about that grant for seven years it was highlighted in recent weeks because of

00:06:04.080 more news about justin trudeau's corruption with communist china but you were the original corrupt 0.78

00:06:09.920 money launderers i even mentioned in my 2020 book china virus it is not a secret it's been well known for

00:06:16.480 years here's a whole new story about foreign donations to the trudeau foundation slush fund back in 2016

00:06:24.000 this from the national post money began to rain on trudeau foundation once justin took over liberals

00:06:30.240 analysis shows the national post analysis confirms one in six donors if academic institutions are

00:06:35.840 excluded have affiliations with organizations currently lobbying the government and then this

00:06:41.680 incredible chart shows that really no foreigners donated to the trudeau foundation until justin trudeau

00:06:48.720 became the leader of the liberal party in 2013 and everyone knows justin trudeau is for sale everyone

00:06:54.640 knows it today everyone knew it back then he's being convicted by the conflict of interest and ethics

00:06:59.840 commissioner how many times now do you doubt that we'll find out one day that he took money from

00:07:04.800 pfizer and moderna this is a picture of that big chinese communist party donor posing with trudeau back

00:07:11.600 in 2016 everyone knew the trudeau foundation knew there's really no news here other than for the first

00:07:18.240 time the money launderers will be asked to do some splaining so they all quit and ran away i just don't

00:07:24.080 think that's how it works though uh when you're a director of a company but back to their press release

00:07:29.680 the pierre elliott trudeau foundation is an independent non-partisan scholarship organization

00:07:36.240 yeah no no you keep lying uh that doesn't make it true he was never independent here let me read from

00:07:42.080 the bizarre corporate structure of this slush fund this is from their own website i have never heard of

00:07:47.120 anything this before in accordance with the canada not-for-profit corporations act the pierre elliott

00:07:53.280 trudeau foundation is governed by two bodies the foundation's members and its board of directors

00:07:59.280 okay it sounds normal but look at this the foundation's membership is limited to 30 members

00:08:06.240 six seats are reserved for members appointed by the minister of innovation science and economic

00:08:10.240 development canada and another three seats are reserved for liquidators of the succession

00:08:16.880 of the late right honorable pierre elliott trudeau what huh so justin trudeau appoints six foundation

00:08:23.360 members in his capacity as prime minister and like some sort of inherited aristocracy pierre trudeau's

00:08:29.520 children and grandchildren and and that uh illegitimate daughter by a mistress they're just perpetually 0.99

00:08:36.320 beneficiaries or director of this of this fund um where 125 million dollars of our tax money was put

00:08:43.840 it's literally designed as a way for no trudeau to ever have to work again no wonder the chinese 1.00

00:08:49.280 targeted it it was literally the trudeau family piggy bank and trudeau was famous for milking every

00:08:55.680 dollar and cent he could from anywhere when when trudeau was on the board of katimovic that was a

00:09:00.160 government-funded youth group trudeau would expense costly meals and liquor but of course he did let me

00:09:06.160 read a bit from the sun uh trudeau had a lunch for two that included fine brandies on another occasion

00:09:12.240 he built 93 dollars for sushi lunch for two other receipts show a taste for the premium gray goose

00:09:18.000 vodka in 2005 trudeau charged the taxpayer funded group for a 350 steak dinner in halifax documents

00:09:25.840 don't show how many people were present and questions about properly documenting expenses were subsequently

00:09:30.640 raised by an auditor trudeau has always done this at katimovic when he used to give speeches for hire he'd

00:09:37.440 build charities 30 000 a pop to speech even mental illness charities which you he said he cared about

00:09:44.880 because his mom had problems like that he literally made the charities pay him he didn't donate to them

00:09:52.000 they had to pay him even when he was an mp and giving speeches was his job and that's just what

00:09:56.320 he built through his own speaking tours of course his whole family got in on it through the corrupt

00:10:03.200 crooked we charity funded by the keelbergers hundreds of thousands of dollars crooks all around 0.99

00:10:09.280 all right back to the press release the circumstances created by the politicization of the foundation have

00:10:14.320 made it impossible to continue with the status quo and the volunteer board of directors has resigned

00:10:19.280 as has the president and ceo what does that mean the circumstances created by the politicization of the

00:10:25.840 foundation what does that mean it was always political it's always been a liberal slush fund

00:10:30.880 and they were happy to make it a slush fund for another political party too the chinese communist

00:10:35.680 party that didn't just happen now that happened along you know 2013 started going crazy in 2015 2016

00:10:43.600 but as you see the board was fine with all that they just don't want to be accountable or responsible

00:10:49.280 for what they've been doing back to their press release three directors have agreed to remain on

00:10:53.360 an interim basis so the foundation can continue to meet its obligations pending board renewal yeah i would hope

00:10:59.600 so uh we would like to thank pascal fournier for her work as presidency over the last five years

00:11:05.280 all the things i bet she's i bet she's seen some things if pascal fournier was the ceo for the last

00:11:12.080 five years she can't just run and hide everything she did must be scrutinized forensic auditors must be

00:11:21.040 called in to review everything this is the money laundering arm of the liberal party and the trudeau

00:11:25.840 family and frankly a lot of that money is ours 125 million dollars from taxpayers 20 years ago it's

00:11:33.120 worth about 200 million dollars now 125 million sorry this is a it was given to the biggest wastrels

00:11:41.040 and leeches in the kind of the biggest mooches what are they doing you know i've just got to show you

00:11:46.960 how justin trudeau reacted when he was as he was asked about this twice today and he told similar

00:11:52.720 lies it looks like he's been synchronizing his messaging with the trudeau foundation here's the

00:11:57.600 first time he was asked about it and he had his down pat lines tell me if you can spot the two lies

00:12:03.360 here here's trudeau being asked the first time mr trudeau katherine ellsworth with global news here

00:12:08.640 this is in regards to a trudeau foundation question the entire board and the ceo of the foundation

00:12:14.800 resigned this morning they cited the recent politicization of their work are you concerned

00:12:20.320 about the long-term stability of the organization and that the fallout from allegations of foreign

00:12:25.680 interference is extending beyond your government as you well know the trudeau foundation is a a

00:12:34.560 foundation with which i have absolutely no intersection it was established to promote knowledge

00:12:42.720 and academic research into the humanities following the death of my father and has had an extraordinary

00:12:50.800 impact on academic institutions and on you know brilliant canadians it is a shame to see the level of

00:13:00.080 toxicity and political polarization that is going on in our country these days but i am certain that the

00:13:09.360 trudeau foundation will be able to continue to ensure that research into the social studies and

00:13:16.880 humanities at the highest levels across canadian academic institutions continues for many years to

00:13:22.800 come oh did you get that so it's toxic to ask about chinese communist party donations it's not toxic

00:13:31.760 to take those donations and launder them through the foundation you see it's toxic to ask about it and my

00:13:37.040 favorite part is there's no connection at all between justin trudeau and the trudeau foundation and alexander

00:13:43.360 trudeau and his um half-sister and the family and no no no you're you're toxic for mentioning it those are two

00:13:51.200 lies in what about 60 seconds and here he is asked about it later in the day and he gets down right angry

00:13:58.160 he says that other people are politicizing the trudeau foundation really who else is laundering money

00:14:03.840 from foreign dictatorships look at the second time he was asked about it in regards to the ceo and the

00:14:09.200 board of directors resigning from the trudeau foundation um given that politicized uh given

00:14:14.560 that they cited politicization will you continue to appoint people connected to the foundation to

00:14:19.280 do work for your government those people who are trying to get short-term political gain by increasing

00:14:33.040 polarization and partisanship in this country by launching completely unfounded and ungrounded

00:14:40.560 attacks against charities or foundations um must not succeed canada is a place where

00:14:53.040 we support good works of all different types

00:14:56.880 and we need to continue to do that i am i have no doubt that the trudeau foundation like

00:15:08.560 foundations and charities that conservative politicians have attacked in the past

00:15:13.760 will continue to do the excellent work that it will do but as i've said many times

00:15:19.440 uh it's a foundation in my father's name that i have no direct or indirect connection with

00:15:26.800 what a crook what a gaslighter he blames others for doing what he himself did that's the key to 0.83

00:15:33.680 understanding trudeau when he calls you a sexist remember he's the guy that sexually assaulted rose

00:15:39.360 knight in creston bc when he calls you a racist remember he's the guy that dressed up in blackface so

00:15:45.200 often he lost count whatever trudeau accuses you of doing that is an easy way to understand what

00:15:50.320 he's thinking about because he did it let me close with a video that justin trudeau published himself

00:15:56.720 on a completely different subject because he thought it made him look smart and everyone on trudeau's

00:16:02.880 staff thought it made him look smart but it doesn't it makes him look actually astoundingly

00:16:07.680 staggeringly out of touch like a man who has never in his entire life had to pay for anything ever

00:16:12.800 anywhere he thinks that this video is financial advice to young people because it's how he

00:16:18.080 lives and has always lived i saw this in a pierre pauliev tweet actually want to know why one in

00:16:23.920 five people are forced to skip meals while nine and ten youth believe they'll never afford a home

00:16:28.320 and why our debt has doubled just listen to the guy running our economy talk for a minute about credit

00:16:32.880 cards and he's right and justin trudeau has never had to balance a budget budget balance themselves

00:16:39.600 listen to this guy yes you know you know if you're using you use your credit card for the first

00:16:45.760 time you're using your credit card to invest in a huge flat screen tv home theater system for your

00:16:53.040 basement okay you know that's going to be something you're going to be paying off for a while but if

00:16:57.920 you use your credit card to go back to school or if you use your credit card uh you go into debt to

00:17:04.640 build an expansion on your house that you're then going to be able to sell your house for more if

00:17:09.280 you're making investments that are going to return that is how you grow a strong economy because quite

00:17:14.640 frankly confident economies invest in themselves and that's exactly what canada has done and that's

00:17:21.440 why canada is looking so good for the future and our fiscal path is responsible restrained and is

00:17:28.480 going to uh leave people with more opportunities not burden in the coming years yeah guys just put

00:17:35.920 things on your credit cards what's credit card interest these days 25 no problem i mean why not

00:17:43.120 some chinese communist party billionaire will just come along and pay it off that's how it always works

00:17:47.840 for him or maybe the trudeau foundation slush funder katima hey i bet their document shredders are

00:17:53.280 working around the clock at the trudeau foundation don't you i bet trudeau's getting some top advice

00:18:00.080 from hillary clinton on how to bleach hard drives and triple delete emails don't you what a crook stay with us for more

00:18:11.120 welcome back well david lametti is best known to me at least as the man who took jody wilson raybold's

00:18:29.680 chair she was the justice minister who was too ethical for justin trudeau so she simply

00:18:35.120 had to go what a disgrace that was to trudeau and you can see that his natural governing style

00:18:41.680 is the type favored by the trudeau foundation um but um lametti has made news in the last

00:18:48.880 day or so for something else he was speaking into the assembly of first nations and there was a question

00:18:54.400 put to him about a 1930 constitutional amendment that gave certain powers to the provinces over natural

00:19:02.960 resources obviously this is extremely important to provinces like alberta and saskatchewan he he was

00:19:09.680 asked by the assembly of first nations which is an interest group a special interest group they have

00:19:15.520 their own agenda and they asked a question which is fair enough they can ask any question they like

00:19:21.600 would he rescind that law presumably to take the constitutional power away from those provincial

00:19:29.280 governments to give them i presume to some sort of indigenous government why ask who else would

00:19:34.880 they be asked and he said he wouldn't rule it out he said he would consider it and he said it would

00:19:42.080 not be uncontroversial if he did well the provinces of the three the premiers of the three prairie

00:19:47.840 provinces went on high alert each of them putting out press releases and sending a signing a joint

00:19:53.600 statement appalled at that and let me read to you verbatim i have it on my phone here lametti's response

00:20:00.960 to their response and then we're going to call in our expert on this matter here's what lametti said

00:20:05.520 when the three western premiers were manning the battle of the battlements he said i am the minister

00:20:11.120 responsible for the implementation of the united nations declaration act into federal laws and policies

00:20:17.280 last week i met with first nations leaders to discuss its implementation as part of a session of the

00:20:22.240 the assembly of first nations that was focused exclusively on the u.n declaration act amongst

00:20:28.320 the many questions i was asked the natural resources transfer act was raised by first nation chiefs on a

00:20:33.520 couple of occasions it is part of my job to listen to those concerns to be clear at no point did i commit

00:20:41.920 our government to reviewing areas of provincial jurisdiction including that over natural resources the

00:20:47.760 focus of our government's work is to co-develop an action plan with indigenous partners that will show

00:20:53.120 the path we must take towards aligning federal laws and policies with undrip that's the u.n declaration

00:21:00.800 on the rights of indigenous persons joining us now via skype from edmonton is one of our favorite people

00:21:06.320 lauren gunter of the edmonton sun and uh the post media chain he joins us now lauren that is not a

00:21:14.160 denial by uh david lametti he's saying in fact that his job is to make canadian law compliant

00:21:22.640 with the u.n he's actually saying the most terrifying thing he could say that's my reaction what do you

00:21:28.720 think yeah you know what it would be very difficult if not impossible for the federal government to take

00:21:36.560 away natural resource powers from the provinces the 1930 which he calls an act it's not actually

00:21:43.520 an act it's an agreement the natural resources transfer agreement from 1930 put constitutional

00:21:49.520 authority over natural resource development exclusively with the province there have been several court

00:21:56.000 decisions since that time that recognized the transfer agreement as part of the constitution and then

00:22:02.080 in 1982 and when we repatriated our constitution from from london uh it was specifically outlined in

00:22:10.800 the division of powers in section 92 that the provinces have exclusive control over their non-renewable

00:22:18.400 natural resources so i i think it would be virtually impossible for the federal government to do that

00:22:24.240 but i don't ever put it past the liberal government the trudeau liberal government to try something like

00:22:30.240 this to go to the supreme court you know the supreme court essentially said that the carbon tax was

00:22:35.920 unconstitutional that the federal government didn't have the power to tell the provinces what taxes they

00:22:41.760 had to charge or tax them federally instead didn't have that power but it was so important to save the

00:22:50.000 planet that the supreme court was prepared to override the constitution well can you envision the time where

00:22:57.040 the majority on the court the court now is about six to three liberal to semi-conservative can you can

00:23:03.600 you imagine the scenario in which the six on the supreme court majority voted in favor to take natural

00:23:11.680 resources away from the provinces even though the constitution says they belong with the provinces yeah i can

00:23:17.920 imagine them deciding to take it away because while national reconciliation is just so much more important than

00:23:24.400 provincial rights and so do i trust lametti with that whatever that non-denial denial that he uh that he had

00:23:34.720 there do i trust him no i don't trust him i i don't think it's going to be tried i don't think it would

00:23:41.680 succeed if it was tried but i never ever put anything past these guys yeah well and right now it's clear

00:23:49.840 that they want to get rid of uh the most conservative judge on the bench justice russell brown who's uh

00:23:55.280 being taken to um the judicial council because he got into some argument at a bar in phoenix or

00:24:01.040 something so they would love to boot him out he was a harper appointee trudeau would love to appoint an

00:24:08.480 albertan what he thinks of an albertan would be like and yeah it absolutely wouldn't surprise me i mean

00:24:14.560 most important historical legislation in this country is done from our courts it's not done in

00:24:20.160 our parliament the stuff that really changes society they would absolutely do it and if they

00:24:25.040 would do it for climate change of course they would do it for indigenous reconciliation of course they

00:24:30.720 would and that's the thing about lametti's non-denial is instead of saying oh no no we were

00:24:34.960 just brainstorming i'm open he's he refers to his source of authority we're following the u.n my job is to

00:24:41.360 make us u.n compliant that's what i'm gonna do so he in instead of denying it he referred to his basis

00:24:49.920 for entertaining the idea and what does trudeau care if he outrages the prairies he's not getting

00:24:57.040 any votes in alberta saskatchewan and precious few in manitoba he loves this fight he's on the side of

00:25:03.920 turtle island he's on the side of you know gaia against those awful right wingers and oil men

00:25:14.160 trudeau loves this fight he wants this fight doesn't he well yeah because he gets him votes in

00:25:19.280 downtown toronto they could try a constitutional amendment i don't think that even the liberals

00:25:26.000 are interested in reopening constitutional negotiation but in order to change the constitution on this case

00:25:32.240 you'd have to have a vote of seven provinces with 50 of the population well first of all you're not

00:25:38.720 going to get manitoba alberta and saskatchewan so those three provinces only have to find one more

00:25:44.880 province to upend any constitutional amendment yeah because forestry is in the same section in the

00:25:50.720 constitution as oil and gas i think you can count on bc voting against it right and then if not bc

00:25:59.360 newfoundland either one of those two and maybe even quebec i don't think quebec wants the feds

00:26:05.280 rummaging around in their turf either yeah maybe not but you know what they would get backdoored

00:26:12.000 agreements with the feds over all sorts of things in order to do in the west like i don't i don't have

00:26:16.880 too much trouble believing that either but the thing is lametti should have should have said when he was

00:26:22.800 asked the question no that's just not possible we're never going to do that as theoretically as

00:26:28.640 wonderful as it might be we're never he didn't say that and then in his denial he didn't say that

00:26:34.400 either and the unfortunate thing is there are at least two major cases that i can think of over the

00:26:39.200 last 30 years where our supreme court has used canada's signature on a un declaration as the leverage it

00:26:49.280 needed to change domestic law so can i again it gets back to the court can i see a situation under

00:26:56.800 which the canadian supreme court uses the un declaration on the rights of indigenous persons

00:27:03.280 to uh change the canadian constitution and override the natural resource powers of the provinces yeah yes

00:27:09.840 i can see that yeah do i think it's likely no but but is it possible yes it's possible and at that

00:27:15.440 point then kiss western canada goodbye yeah because i will be the first person if there isn't separatist

00:27:22.800 party in place at that point yeah i will start one yeah you know it's it's incredible and uh i mean

00:27:31.120 this really is people say oh there's no such thing as globalism oh that's just a conspiracy theory

00:27:36.160 well when when you're having anonymous unaccountable bureaucrats at the un drafting something

00:27:42.000 and then canada's justice minister says sorry i answer to him not to you mere citizens it proves

00:27:48.400 all the conspiracy theories about globalism at its worst true here let me read to you uh the joint

00:27:54.880 response by the three prairie premiers alberta saskatchewan and manitoba um this is the version

00:28:01.840 released by scott moe of saskatchewan who is i think being pretty savvy danielle smith has been getting

00:28:08.160 a lot of ink for her sovereignty act but actually scott moe i think is a bit ahead of her let me

00:28:12.800 just read and then lauren i'd love your reaction so this is the release put out uh by the three

00:28:18.080 premiers on scott moe's letterhead prime minister justin trudeau needs to tell canadians today

00:28:24.720 that federal justice minister david lemendi was not speaking on behalf of the federal government

00:28:28.800 when he said he would look at rescinding the 1930 natural resources transfer agreements with the prairie

00:28:34.080 provinces and strip away their constitutional authority and control over natural resources

00:28:38.480 these agreements recognize the prairie provinces with the same rights over resources that all other

00:28:43.360 provinces already had so that's an important point is why should the why should they be made unequal

00:28:49.920 again i remember preston manning always talking about how the west was born unequal and ted byfield

00:28:55.200 would talk about that too imagine saying no we want to go back to that two-tier system anyway let me

00:28:59.840 finish the statement those rights have been fundamental to the people and the economic

00:29:04.640 autonomy of manitoba saskatchewan alberta for nearly 100 years the federal government cannot unilaterally

00:29:09.760 change the constitution that's your point it should not even be considering stripping resource rights

00:29:14.800 away from the three prairie provinces the prime minister needs to immediately retract these dangerous

00:29:19.120 and divisive comments by his justice minister of course he has not done so um i forgot that every other

00:29:27.200 province has this and lament he's not talking about taking away from every other province he's just

00:29:31.680 talking about taking away from the three provinces the liberals hate that's even that that even gives

00:29:37.440 me a little bit of hope that the current supreme court would find this outrageous that they would say look

00:29:43.920 all the provinces have to be equal so you either have to take natural resource rights away from all 10

00:29:48.960 or leave them with all 10 but you can't take it away from three and leave it with seven you know i so

00:29:56.240 i i was again i i reiterate i don't think this is likely yeah but you know what if they thought they

00:30:04.560 could win an election get some more seats in the greater toronto area by bashing the west over natural

00:30:11.120 research the only reason we can't save our indigenous people is the three premiers of the prairie province

00:30:18.160 blah blah you would they do that of course they would do that in a second of course they would do 0.97

00:30:23.440 should we even tolerate these people trudeau would probably say right now there is this was said about

00:30:28.800 the unvaxxed here's here's a silver lining for those who are on the conservative side of the aisle

00:30:35.360 danielle smith is in an election very soon you know that like a matter of weeks yep and you know 0.97

00:30:43.520 it's not smooth sailing in fact i i think it's it's coin toss for me you can give me your opinion

00:30:48.160 if you think she's stronger than that but there's nothing that looks better on an alberta premier

00:30:54.000 than defending the province against a marauding uh prime minister other than if that marauding

00:30:59.040 prime minister is a liberal named trudeau so this may actually be this gaffe by that dopey david

00:31:05.440 lametti who i just have so much contempt for the way he rubber stamped the emergencies act the way he

00:31:12.160 was happy to take over from jody wilson rayball maybe that dopey goofy guy

00:31:19.760 maybe he'll actually save alberta from the ndp by giving danielle smith something to run on and

00:31:24.720 and something for the ndp to be on the back foot on what do you think of that yeah no i think that's

00:31:29.840 true i i and and smith is not dumb she will recognize this for what it is which is a giant

00:31:36.720 gift to her electorally um i you know i i know what the polls say i know the polls say that the ndp

00:31:43.200 is either slightly ahead of the um it's like slightly ahead of the ucp or they're they're even

00:31:52.480 there's so much ndp support in edmonton that i just don't see how that translates across the

00:31:59.040 province so they'll win the ndp will win all 20 seats in edmonton maybe they'll lose one but i

00:32:05.840 think they'll win all night i think they'll win all 20. the ucp will win 38 to 40 of the 41 seats

00:32:13.040 outside of edmonton and calgary and that means they only need five or six more seats in calgary

00:32:20.000 in order to win a majority and i think they're going to do that but the one big

00:32:24.720 big question mark the big unknown factor now is uh daniel smith herself you know and and she

00:32:33.120 she simply can't stop stepping in cow pies um of her own making and and so the biggest thing i hear

00:32:40.800 traveling around the province is i just don't know whether i trust smith yet or not i don't know whether

00:32:46.080 she's premier material yeah and then about every three or four weeks she comes out with something new

00:32:51.760 that simply yeah reduces whatever trust she's built up so there's the there's the wild card yeah

00:32:59.440 yeah i can't disagree with that well listen it's great to catch up with you and uh very interesting

00:33:05.440 that uh the liberals are not backing down they're not blazing forward but they are not backing down

00:33:10.640 no they're not they're not backing down they should have been much more emphatic much sooner

00:33:15.200 yeah great to catch up with you my friend lauren gunter of the edmonton sun and post media nice to see

00:33:20.320 you as always hey welcome back your letters to me ruth bard says your interview with dr lindsay was

00:33:34.480 worth the year's subscription price and then some funny how those pagan religions both old and new

00:33:40.480 boil down to the same old lie you shall be as gods it's the oldest lie in the book you know i um

00:33:47.680 i was thinking about what dr lindsay said about intuition and tacit knowledge

00:33:53.520 and um i mean you don't want to just go on feelings but when you look at anything old when you look at

00:34:00.560 medieval paintings when you look at ancient things you know we can say oh it's superstition they didn't

00:34:06.640 know they didn't they they thought the earth was flat or they thought you know you think of old

00:34:11.760 medicine old leeches to bleed you like they did some crazy things and they had some crazy beliefs

00:34:18.640 but is human nature any different in 2023 than it was in 2023 bc or how about 20 000 and 23

00:34:29.680 bc is human nature any different or the impulses the animalistic the evil and good battle within us

00:34:36.560 is it any different now and i think when you look to the past when you when you look to old texts of

00:34:43.360 what's right and wrong the bible the code of hammer abbey whatever your code is that the the laws of noah

00:34:51.680 they give us i think a hint of the moral battles in the past and just because we have new technology

00:34:58.800 and new scientific knowledge today does not mean we're in exempt in some way from the moral battles

00:35:04.960 of the past if you doubt me just think back 80 years to the absolute violent bloodbath of the

00:35:12.640 second world war just look back to chairman mao and what he did to 85 million of his own people don't

00:35:18.720 think for a second that humans today couldn't be just as cruel as in the dark past in fact crueler

00:35:24.800 because technology makes it even easier to be cruel i think we have to learn from the past because i i

00:35:30.800 feel like we're getting off kilter again and i i really enjoyed that conversation with james lindsey

00:35:36.640 and i it made me think about well i just believe that things are getting unmoored things are getting

00:35:43.280 undone in a way that they have not been in in a generation maybe not since the 1960s have

00:35:50.720 has the world been as precarious as it is now i don't think that's me being alarmist i think

00:35:56.400 that's me just looking out my window and seeing things as our show for today until tomorrow on

00:36:02.960 behalf of all of us here at rebel world headquarters to you at home good night and keep fighting for

00:36:07.680 freedom imagine if i was an 18 year old that i just detransitioned and i was already feeling

00:36:13.200 vulnerable and suicidal imagine then if i read this message you're not going to believe this

00:36:18.160 a child protection activist from the uk says he received death threats all the way from canada

00:36:23.520 but from who appears to be a freelance writer for the cbc

00:36:32.400 straight over here with rebel news and my oh my is it just me or is this clown world we're living in

00:36:38.080 spinning just a little too fast depending on your news source it's like we live in two different

00:36:44.560 parallel worlds if you watch the cbc for example you might think that all of a sudden out of nowhere

00:36:52.000 there's all these people who just hate drag queens coming out to be bigots so much so that laws need 1.00

00:36:59.200 to pass now like in calgary where it's illegal to peacefully protest a drag queen story time because

00:37:06.400 difference of opinions i guess are violence now instead of the actual violence i mean like when pastor

00:37:12.240 derek reimer was thrown to the ground protesting a drag queen story time in that city billboard chris

00:37:19.040 was assaulted multiple times by trans activists while this officer constable frederick buckman

00:37:25.760 thought it was hilarious even failed to rush forward to help him and if you've seen our report on this

00:37:31.600 she even blames him for it for wearing his signs peacefully but that's why we have this petition

00:37:37.520 seen at the bottom here firebuckman.com you can quickly go to that even on another device and share

00:37:43.840 that please if you haven't already i'm going to personally hand that to the dpd because that's

00:37:49.600 outrageous but what i'm getting at here is depending on your media source you know two different versions

00:37:55.440 of what's happening we bring you the other side of the story we have no strings attached with the

00:38:00.000 government we're completely independent so you can see things like you're seeing right now when i say the

00:38:04.960 lgbtq plus religious zealots i don't mean people who are just part of the lgbtq community i mean the

00:38:12.720 ones like this which include antifa like you're seeing on the screen here doing extreme things

00:38:18.720 under their name but if you follow the state broadcasters or state preferred news like the cbc you're

00:38:27.280 only going to get the taste that makes you think like out of nowhere all of a sudden all these people just

00:38:32.960 hate bad queens which wouldn't even make sense but maybe that's why carmen akuna thought she could 1.00

00:38:40.320 get away with this sadistic message that she sent ollie london he calls it death threats i call it more

00:38:48.560 trying to convince ollie to kill himself but as soon as he posted about it on twitter she deleted it and

00:38:56.560 she also took the cbc link out of her bio that shows that she has backed britain for them i did

00:39:03.040 get a response back from cbc's public affairs department they say they are aware of the disturbing

00:39:09.200 tweet and although akuna is not an employee she is a freelance writer they will be forwarding it to

00:39:16.160 their programming department if you're not familiar with ollie london i recently interviewed him and i'll link

00:39:22.080 that below where he tells everybody his recent detransitioning story after finding god but today

00:39:29.440 is a very different story one that's frightening shocking and embarrassing to be happening in canada

00:39:36.320 from a journalist or like i said a freelance writer here is ollie well yeah so firstly in the last few

00:39:44.480 months since i detransitioned i've been subjected to daily death threats from you know trans activist uh

00:39:51.440 woke warriors these people that preach about inclusivity and kindness um but last night you

00:39:57.520 know i don't really check my direct messages because you know i get so many things and i i try to cut out

00:40:02.240 the negative last night i was going through my instagram dms i received the most horrific message

00:40:09.040 and i thought you know what let me click on it see what this person is ranting about see what they're

00:40:13.280 saying this person said that i should be taken to a warehouse to be tortured i deserve to have a very

00:40:19.600 horrible death and that the whole world and the media should um relish in my torture and death um

00:40:27.280 you know and it was very it was a very long message and it was very direct and it very very much seemed

00:40:32.400 like this person almost had an intent to carry out this um you know and um i never normally share

00:40:38.560 these messages because i think you know i don't like to give oxygen to uh such nasty horrible people

00:40:44.800 you know i don't believe in that but this instance was so shocking because what i discovered afterwards

00:40:49.920 was this particular individual is actually a contributor for cbc canada which um as we all

00:40:57.280 know is a state media in canada you know under justin trudeau's um state government so i was appalled

00:41:05.200 and you know when i looked at this person's they had an article on cbc they were listed as a freelance

00:41:09.840 contributor and it was funny because this whole article was about suicide prevention about you know

00:41:16.640 how to help look at the warning signs how to prevent suicide and here was this person this uh

00:41:22.800 freelance contributor for cbc news sending me the most horrific death threats so no firstly what a

00:41:28.880 hypocrite you're writing about suicide preaching about all of this and then you're secretly sending 0.85

00:41:33.920 death threats um but you know it was absolutely appalling and um you know i posted on twitter

00:41:40.880 and i tagged them you know i tagged cbc i tagged the president because you know it's obviously they

00:41:46.960 didn't know what their contributor was saying behind the scenes but they need to know because this person

00:41:52.400 should never again be writing for canadian state media when they are wishing the most horrific

00:41:59.280 torture and death on someone and you're right i read that article the hypocrisy is not lost on me

00:42:06.160 um it seems like she at least from the age of 11 to 18 was a very hurting person and here she is trying

00:42:14.000 to hurt you i would call it sort of a message to try and entice you to become suicidal which is what

00:42:21.760 she's writing about her overcoming here in a certain way here and and coming out of cutting and stuff i'm

00:42:28.000 just gonna if you don't mind i'm gonna read a couple of the the lines here because i find it just awfully

00:42:34.160 sadistic what was written here begins with i literally hope you effing die you are a piece of

00:42:41.280 crap with nothing left in your life you so you target marginalized groups and shed an awful and disgusting 0.91

00:42:49.920 light on the existence of asian and trans communities now i follow you closely on what you do online you're

00:42:57.520 very focused on child protection issues in in the realm of you know the harms that come to people

00:43:03.680 or children when it comes to medically transitioning them and she goes on here to call you just such

00:43:12.560 horrible names here um and then accuses you of of doing something to filipino people which i i couldn't

00:43:21.600 quite understand uh what do you think she's getting at there well yeah firstly so um a lot of people

00:43:27.760 know me i do k-pop music um i have a lot of filipino followers so i do you know i do tiktok videos where

00:43:33.280 i'm talking their language where i'm trying to learn so you know it's related to their culture and um

00:43:37.920 this particular individual like you said completely sadistic and thankfully i'm a tough guy been for a lot

00:43:43.680 in my life i'm a super tough guy i can handle this but you know what drea imagine if i was an 18 year

00:43:48.880 old that i just detransitioned and i was already feeling vulnerable and suicidal imagine then if i

00:43:54.640 read this message you know as a teenager that receives this could generally take their lives we

00:43:59.600 see so many people from online bullying receive this and i was just absolutely appalled um this person

00:44:05.600 is also a filmmaker um at a school in winnipeg as well um and i just think i just think you know what

00:44:12.720 kind of person should be firstly writing articles for cbc canada secondly you claim to be a filmmaker

00:44:19.440 which you know filmmakers is about trying to help and tell people's stories so you know how are you

00:44:24.800 gonna tell someone's stories when you're so hateful and you know it just made me think we've seen so

00:44:30.880 much increased violence and trans activists recently we saw um nashville which you know nashville

00:44:36.960 police said is likely motivated by gender ideology we do need to see the manifesto with that

00:44:42.720 um you know we saw uh just very recently in colorado a transgender individual was just

00:44:49.440 arrested um for plotting to um commit a massacre at a school and local churches so we see this

00:44:56.720 increased violence so you know when i saw this i thought you know maybe this person's generally

00:45:00.880 going to carry out an attack on me or someone else because they're so incredibly hateful so you know

00:45:06.800 unfortunately in canada it's like it's almost as bad as communist china in terms of the the way the

00:45:12.960 government um treats these people they actually protect the trans activists you know if you're

00:45:18.080 trans activists you can scream at women you can send them abuse you can violently assault them 1.00

00:45:22.400 we saw um billboard chris uh uh children's activists violently attacked while the police laughed

00:45:29.920 at him they laughed at him while he was being beaten and then they said that he instigated so

00:45:34.400 no we're dealing with a government that is akin to communist china um and you know unfortunately

00:45:40.560 in canada they just side with these trans activists so i think you know it's outrageous and uh if this

00:45:46.800 was any other country you know if this person was sending me these threats in the uk i know they

00:45:51.520 would be you know arrested immediately and charged i know you guys have been looking at us in shock and

00:45:58.160 all uh we're living in it here uh reports on chris elston in general in the past it's not the first

00:46:06.000 time he's been assaulted his arm was actually broken in canada uh in montreal just for peacefully

00:46:12.080 standing on the street with his signs we hear a lot of things in canada and i know it's happening

00:46:17.440 elsewhere but it's the words the words need new laws to protect the lgbtq community and really it's the

00:46:25.200 the activists in that community because as you know the lgbtq community agrees with us in a lot

00:46:31.840 of areas and agrees with the activists as well as well but in canada we're actually seeing laws actually

00:46:37.360 change to silence words and you're right the real thing that's happening here the real hate the real

00:46:43.120 violence is often coming from these activists from the left and it is quite concerning i'm glad that

00:46:50.320 there is a huge distance between you and winnipeg uh from this person she is 18 years old so i don't

00:46:59.280 want to go too hard on her her brain's not fully developed but i have reached out to cbc as well i

00:47:05.520 haven't heard back from them yet about this but i would think at the very least this is not someone

00:47:10.720 who is suitable for journalism and communicating the public if they are in fact of course sending messages

00:47:18.000 like this to you thanks so much for being on rebel news and stay safe thank you i appreciate it god

00:47:24.480 bless you if you believe that an officer who thinks it's hilarious to watch trans activists beat a man 0.99

00:47:33.760 for peacefully protesting then go to our petition at fire officer buckman.com please sign it and share it

00:47:43.040 so i can hand it to the vpd and so that they know we're watching and waiting for them to do the right

00:47:49.040 thing that's fire officer buckman.com

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Rebel News Podcast - April 11, 2023

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