When you try and understand Mark Carney s position on Israel and the West Bank through the prism of foreign relations, it just doesn t make any sense. Why are we siding with terrorists, why are we so out of step with the United States, our closest friend and ally?
00:13:25.680We should not allow politicians to tell a string of sententious lies and act as though something solid had been said that, as you know, and I get the fundraising calls.
00:13:36.760Most media are in the pocket of the government these days, unlike the rebel.
00:13:40.740And so they know it doesn't their bread is not buttered on the side where they ask Mark Carney tough questions.
00:13:53.840Where were you when the Jews were fighting for their survival in their ancestral homeland?
00:13:58.880And if the answer is we were telling silly lies while undermining them in ineffectual ways, this is not what you want in your epitaph.
00:14:08.400You know, you and I are a certain vintage.
00:14:10.280We probably remember the furious diplomacy that happened under Bill Clinton when he worked with Yasser Arafat, then the leader of the PLO, to get various peace deals.
00:14:22.880There was a period of time when Yasser Arafat was the most frequent guest at the White House.
00:14:31.880More than the Canadian PM, more than the Mexican PM.
00:14:34.620Clinton put so much personal capital in it, and they basically promised the PLO everything.
00:14:42.420They carved out a little bit of—they did a land swap.
00:14:46.220They said, well, you get like 97% of the West Bank, and the 3% that we're keeping for the Jews will make it up for you elsewhere.
00:14:53.740Like, he was given everything, the promise of so much cash.
00:14:57.100And basically, the problem was Israel and America kept saying yes, and he was hoping they would say no, because at the end of the day, he said, I can't sign this.
00:15:08.300Like, he negotiated, negotiated, negotiated.
00:15:10.740I think he got a Nobel Peace Prize out of it.
00:15:12.580And at the end, when he was given everything he asked for, he said, oh, I forgot to mention, I just can't, because I'll be killed the next day by my own people.
00:15:20.560And the reason I mentioned that from 30 years ago is because the Palestinians have already been offered everything if they just disarm, stop teaching hate, stop attacking, and recognize Israel.
00:15:36.680So Canada is willing to recognize Palestine as a state.
00:15:39.960Will they ask Hamas and the PLO to recognize Israel as a state?
00:15:45.540Otherwise, their whole two states living together in peace thing is just a lie.
00:15:49.800I think there's no one in Mark Carney's office who remembers, who cares, that all of this was already offered to the PLO 25 years ago.
00:16:01.020As Henry Kissinger used to say, the Palestinians never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
00:16:06.460I don't think there's anything that shows they're more likely to do a deal now.
00:16:11.060But other countries in the region are, John.
00:16:12.940If you look at Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Sudan, these are all countries that signed the Abraham Accords.
00:16:20.260I think Saudi Arabia is extremely friendly to Israel these days.
00:16:23.100And as soon as the king passes away, the crown prince will join that peace treaty.
00:16:27.380I think that the Middle East is moving towards peace.
00:16:33.080If you look at the future for Syria and Lebanon with the terrorist group Hezbollah removed, I think there's a chance there.
00:16:40.420And I think actually that's why Trump is mad, because what Mark Carney has said is so stupid and gives such false hope to Hamas that it's actually a stumbling block for Trump's plans for Abraham Accords round two.
00:16:55.920Well, I think there are two big picture things that come to mind when you say these things.
00:17:01.720And one of them is the strange way in which Canadians think that we are safe, calm moderates, when in fact, we're normally left wing maniacs who are five or 10 years out of date, including on issues like gender.
00:17:12.660And the other one is, you know, if you're looking back in history, if you look back past 1979, radicalism in the Middle East from the end of the Second World War until the Iranian Revolution was predominantly secular and socialist as a bath party stuff.
00:17:27.840And then the Islamists came along and they've had quite a long run, but they cannot deliver the goods.
00:17:36.580All the things they promised their people don't happen.
00:17:38.580And so I think these countries that you're listing that are making peace with Israel, the fever is breaking to some degree.
00:17:44.980They're realizing that all of that was futile nonsense.
00:17:49.280And what a time for Canada to decide that it's exactly where we want to be, because this enmity to Israel, I was in line from Mark Stein years ago that societies that overinvest in anti-Semitism tend not to prosper.
00:18:01.660And objectively, if you were someone who lived in the Middle East, was from the Middle East and wished that the Middle East was a happier, richer, more peaceful and more honest place, you would say to yourself at some point, this obsession with Israel and with Jews, let's be fair, it's about the Jews, has not served us well.
00:18:19.660There's something wrong with this ideology.
00:18:21.440So what a time for us to embrace it, particularly when we're going through a very rough patch with our American ally.
00:18:27.940And again, Donald Trump can be hard to manage, and I have actually quite a low opinion of Donald Trump.
00:18:33.780But however it may be, he is the president, and our prime minister's got to deal with it.
00:18:38.600But even beyond that, I mean, you ask if people in Carney's office know this stuff, and probably some of them could look it up online.
00:18:44.560The difficulty is that they have this wildly inflated sense of their own importance, and of their ability to change the world just by being them.
00:18:57.060Now we have arrived, and we will say good and noble things, and everything will change.
00:19:01.760I mean, your question, well, will the Palestinian Authority, if we recognize it, recognize Israel?
00:19:07.180And the answer is no, of course not, because they have to kill all the Jews, or so a lot will like them.
00:19:11.940But Mark Carney thinks that he, by saying good things in his Mark Carney way, is going to make them see the world differently.
00:19:20.440This sounds absurd, but really an important part of the key to Canadian public policy, including on this one, is the incredible conceit of the people who are making it.
00:19:31.000You know, I look at the United Kingdom so often, because you know what I like to say, it's my dystopian time machine.
00:19:37.440What happens there will happen here in five years, because they're further down the road.
00:19:42.460So there are so many Muslim migrants that there are now five or six members of parliament who, in the general election, were not with the Conservative Party or the Labour Party or the Reform Party.
00:19:54.520They were sort of independents who ran on a Gaza platform.
00:19:59.940One of them is a white guy named Jeremy Corbyn, who used to lead the Labour Party.
00:20:03.400But the rest are typically Pakistani Muslims who beat the Labour Party.
00:20:10.360They had a phrase, lend Gaza your vote.
00:20:13.320And so there were in ridings that were 30, 40% Muslim to begin with.
00:20:19.140And, you know, some people voted Labour, some voted Conservative.
00:20:22.800But the ethnic cohesion in those districts was big enough that they threw out their pro-Muslim white MPs and just went with the real thing.
00:20:35.520Muslim MPs running on a Muslim agenda.
00:20:39.840And now it looks like they might actually form a party.
00:21:01.800I think that she may be the last white mayor of Mississauga.
00:21:04.500Because once the useful idiots of the mainstream parties are done, there may be regions where Islamist candidates can just, the mask can drop and say, I'm here for Gaza.
00:21:59.480The most important lesson of history is that ideas matter.
00:22:02.700And if you intentionally bring large numbers of people into your country who believe that Western civilization is evil for all sorts of reasons, including that we are infidels,
00:22:12.260then when they get here, they are going to try to turn Canada into an Islamist nation.
00:22:16.440It would be crazy for them to do anything else.
00:22:19.920So we need to take their ideas seriously.
00:22:22.140But we can't do that until we start taking our own ideas seriously again, until we start believing in the things that made the West great.
00:22:29.400The Judeo-Christian heritage, Magna Carta, liberty under law.
00:22:33.920Because at the moment, it's a battle in which, you know, the best lack all conviction and the worst are filled with passionate intensity.
00:22:41.100And that includes people like Mark Carney who are signed on to this mass immigration agenda.
00:22:44.800And I'm all for immigrants if they're coming here because they want to be Canadian.
00:22:48.620But if they're coming here because they want Canada to be their homeland, they should stay in their homeland because it's a terrible place.
00:23:03.280Why do we ramp up immigration to this enormously high levels, knowing that we're bringing in people who do not like Western civilization, who do not believe in women's rights, who do not believe in gay rights, who do not believe in free enterprise, who think dogs are haram, all this kind of stuff.
00:23:20.580Why on earth would you bring all these people in?
00:23:23.400And that's the question that people like Mark Carney ought to be asked if journalists had any gumption and were willing to hold their feet to the fire on ideas.
00:23:31.100But until we do that, we are going to lose the battle of ideas to bad ideas because we don't seem to have any.
00:33:15.140It's amazing how far we've fallen in the freedom to express our faith.
00:33:21.120I see you're wearing a shirt that says, Jesus loves you.
00:33:24.160I think in Canada these days, in certain circles, that might be hate speech.
00:33:28.200And yeah, I think because of the, you know, for a lot of reasons, theologically reasons that might, people might differ theologically on different interpretations of scripture.
00:33:44.180And so the focus is more on that divisiveness than the love that Jesus portrayed and commanded us.
00:33:54.280He said, love God with all your heart, soul, mind, strength, with all that you are, and love others as you would love yourself.
00:34:01.640If the government, again, wants to, you know, show that they have power over our ability to worship and ability to do anything, really.
00:34:12.380I guess some people don't want to hear the word of God.
00:36:50.320And I feel like we used to pride ourselves here in Canada on freedom.
00:36:54.800And I feel like ever since, I don't know, around 2020 when there was a plandemic, I feel like that's when our rights started to be taken away.
00:37:02.840And the way we were treated by the government starting then, I feel like so many of our rights were taken away.
00:37:09.780And we started to really see if you're Christian and if you're unvaccinated, it's just a huge two double whammy hitter on your forehead.
00:37:17.620So I feel like right now, it's just kind of like they want to keep that momentum going.
00:42:28.260But I feel like it is unfair against us because being that, you know, Muslim or different faiths can absolutely, like, shut down whole streets.
00:42:39.040And in Toronto and wherever else, they don't need a permit.
00:42:42.400They can shut down government buildings and tear down, you know, historic statues.
00:42:49.760So, I feel like all we're trying to do, like, our brother Sean just trying to sing and worship our God in a church in Montreal should not need a team of police to come and take him down.
00:44:14.900I believe that it's an anti-family, anti-structural values in our society.
00:44:20.300I believe that Christian values, fundamentally, are values that anybody can get behind.
00:44:24.600Pro-family, pro-economic freedom, pro-free market, where we just live in peace and harmony, and we fight crime, and we fight evil in the world.
00:44:34.900Those are fundamental Christian values that are shared by many other people.
00:44:38.220And that is an absolute anti—it's absolutely antithetical to the people that are opposing this.
00:45:06.340I know it's tough to do sometimes when you're being persecuted to show love and pray for them, but that's honestly what I feel like is our best response, you know?
00:45:14.000But at the same time, not, you know, allowing things to happen, right?
00:45:18.240Like, you know, taking a stand and speaking out, but also us praying for these people, because at the end of the day, they're human beings, too, and they need to know Jesus.
00:45:28.380Well, folks, I think this scene paints a somewhat dire picture that we have to have a police presence in order for a church service to go on unmolested.
00:45:39.480You see, there were all kinds of rumors that Antifa and the Hamasols, they were going to come here, they were going to shut this down.
00:45:48.500But I really never believed it, folks, because, you see, we're a little too far north of the subway line, and that's a bridge too far for those losers.
00:45:58.860But even so, I guess the silver lining is that at least the police are here to ensure the show goes on.
00:47:38.340It really reminds me of when I was at the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa and I saw beautiful, peaceful folk standing there with no violence.
00:47:47.040And the brutality that I saw and then later saw on the news of people being beat up when they're peacefully standing there in which we're supposed to be able to protest.
00:48:07.000What do you make, by the way, since you brought up the Freedom Convoy, the Crown wanting Chris Barber to do eight years and Tamara Leach to do seven?
00:48:44.660A lot of Christians are scared to get into politics.
00:48:46.940They're scared to share anything on their Facebook that could involve politics or be controversial.
00:48:52.280And I think now is the time where we have to actually be okay to share things that are about politics and not be afraid because the church really needs to stand together.
00:49:00.460And if everyone here, the amount of people here, if we stood together, I think that we could have some serious change in the government and the policies.
00:49:07.860So it really is just about the church standing up.
00:49:10.780We're here for one reason, standing up for what Canada was founded on, freedom of expression, freedom of religion.
00:50:00.580You came into Canada and you had various forces, government, the mainstream media, some in the radicalized LGBT community, and even Islamists attacking you, vilifying you, demonizing you, canceling you.
00:50:20.060Well, you know, I think that, you know, as a believer, as a follower of God, I believe that like we're in a spiritual war.
00:50:31.460So, you know, it says in the Bible that our battle is not against flesh and blood.
00:50:35.500I don't believe it's against people, but I believe that there are principalities and powers and dark forces controlling people.
00:50:44.940And so I think that any time that you step in carrying the light or carrying a different kind of atmosphere, some people may call it energy.
00:51:35.920Yeah, I mean, I think that, you know, had I not gone through 2020 and Portland and Seattle and L.A. and Chicago, I mean, I could go on and on and on with the list of cities.
00:51:48.140I've dealt with that same thing before.
00:51:50.880I think what shocked me is I was like, whoa, this isn't Canada.
00:52:06.100And so, but this is my first time experiencing the state of the nation right now that allows and even at times encourages an anti-Christian bias behavior.
00:52:18.640And for you and specifically, we have you being labeled as MAGA.
00:52:24.060Well, last time I looked, there was a guy in the White House that was very much into MAGA.
00:52:31.700That's some people's way of describing someone who's pro-life because you don't accept, say, a trans woman as being a real woman.
00:52:40.680That makes you anti-LGBT, according to some.
00:52:43.660But I would suggest that most people, millions and millions of Canadians, subscribe to your viewpoint.
00:52:52.660Do you think this is, I guess, tyranny by the minority, those in power, those who are the media elite, you know, trying to create the narrative?
00:53:02.680Well, the tail always wags the dog, you know, and, you know, I think you have a minority.
00:53:08.000I mean, I think that's the sad part here is you're cowering and bowing to a very small mob.
00:53:15.600And, you know, and if these politicians and these leaders had any spine, they would stand up for what's right.
00:55:14.000And I think it's ridiculous, Sean, because in Montreal, for several weeks, we have had Islamists praying in front of the Basilica there, blocking a street, getting police protection.
00:55:24.700Tell me, why does it seem that there's a double standard and a two-tier policing, two-tier politicking when it comes to Christianity versus, in this case, Islam?
00:55:39.460Well, you know, Christians are the most persecuted people group in the world.
00:55:48.300Anybody that's watching this can research that.
00:55:50.440That's historically true, and sadly, it's still true today.
00:55:54.880And so I think that Christian, Christian, straight, white, you believe the Bible, like everybody else can do anything.
00:56:05.440But if you're in that group, whoa, watch out, you know.
00:56:08.440And that's sad because that shows real racism, you know, and real bias and real, you know, you could call it Christophobia, you know, towards people of faith.
00:56:18.640And so my prayer is that, you know, and this is what we're praying tonight, that people would rise up with boldness against this.
00:56:55.060A few years ago when we had dozens and dozens of Canadian churches vandalized and burned to the ground, Justin Trudeau's best friend, Gerald Butts, came out on record.
01:00:27.060And as I mentioned to Sean in my interview, I think all these nefarious forces did him the best favour imaginable in terms of giving him publicity.