Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ The truth behind Carney’s sudden military recruitment surge revealed

00:00:00.000 Hello, my friends. Some very interesting stories. I saw the headlines, did you, that we have beaten

00:00:04.680 our quota for military recruits. But if you paid attention to a hearing on Parliament Hill today,

00:00:10.520 you would find out that hundreds of them are foreigners, some of whom don't speak English

00:00:16.320 or French. It's sort of like temporary foreign workers at Tim Hortons have decided to staff

00:00:23.340 our military. I'll show you the details. I'll show you the video. It's a terribly depressing

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00:01:18.380 Tonight, Mark Carney hires foreigners, including some who don't speak English or French,

00:01:24.100 to artificially pump up our military recruitment stats.

00:01:28.160 It's April 20th, and this is The Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:30.960 You fighting for freedom!

00:01:33.800 Shame on you, you sensorism bug!

00:01:45.940 I was going to do my show today on Mark Carney's big infomercial

00:01:50.380 that CTV was kind enough to air for him for free over the weekend and without the opportunity to

00:01:56.680 ask him any questions. Imagine just airing a nine-minute propaganda vid on their prime network

00:02:02.260 but not asking questions. It really was like the North Korean media, which of course is an adjunct 0.72

00:02:07.860 of the North Korean government. No dividing lines. Same thing with the CTV and CBC. I bet in fact the

00:02:13.640 CBC was on the phone with Mark Carney's office complaining that they didn't get the chance to be

00:02:19.280 so loving and tender to him too. And if he will give them the glorious gift of an infomercial

00:02:25.220 next time, they'll be even kinder to him than CDB was. That's my guess. Anyway, it's just

00:02:30.560 incredible. By the way, if you think I'm kidding, here's the CBC just absolutely bending the

00:02:36.720 knee to smooch Mark Carney. Here, take a look. Premier ministre du Canada, Mark Carney.

00:02:42.120 Monsieur Carney, bonjour. Bonjour. C'est un grand plaisir d'être ici. Merci à vous

00:02:47.340 de votre confiance merci if you don't speak french uh you could probably hear the language of sucking

00:02:53.080 up merci à vous de votre confiance thank you for your trust in us mr carney he literally said that

00:03:01.540 that's a cbc thank you for trusting us sir yeah i i think i'll get into that video a little bit

00:03:08.980 later because there's something i want to talk about more today though i want to talk about our 0.99

00:03:13.460 military and how we're hiring foreign nationals to join our army, which I think is dangerous,

00:03:17.820 but also morally questionable. I mean, you can't find Canadians willing to join the army. Why? 1.00

00:03:23.420 I'll get to that in a moment, but let me just come back to this infomercial. I want to talk

00:03:28.440 about both things. Let me show you 18 seconds from this infomercial of Mark Carney recorded.

00:03:35.880 Take a look. The world, as I said earlier, is more dangerous and divided. The U.S. has fundamentally

00:03:40.320 changed its approach to trade, raising its tariffs to levels last seen during the Great

00:03:45.020 Depression. Many of our former strengths, based on our close ties to America, have become our

00:03:50.620 weaknesses, weaknesses that we must correct. So he's just announcing with no debate, no vote,

00:03:57.000 no mandate, that being close to America is a problem. Now, we know he's not getting along

00:04:02.240 well with Donald Trump, but Trump's going to be gone in three years. And there's a Senate and a

00:04:06.680 congress and 350 million americans he's just saying because he loves being anti-trump that

00:04:12.960 being close to america is now a problem for canada and he's going to look elsewhere including to

00:04:20.300 china who he calls a partner he went over to china you saw that wasn't mark carney the guy who

00:04:26.260 campaigned just a year ago as the guy who could make a deal with trump didn't he say he's the

00:04:33.260 grown-up who can handle Trump. He's the Trump whisperer. He can protect us from Trump. And now

00:04:38.120 not only has he given up on that, but he's saying it's positively bad to try to be a neighbor of

00:04:43.580 America. I'll go through his full remarks another day, but I just had to show you that he's going

00:04:48.740 to go full anti-American in a way that doesn't make sense for Canadian interests, but it 100%

00:04:54.840 makes sense for his personal interests. When you remember that Carney has decided to make China

00:05:00.740 our senior partner. He flew to China to bend the knee.

00:05:03.460 The world has changed much since that last visit.

00:05:08.740 And I believe the progress that we have made in the partnership

00:05:13.460 sets us up well for the new world order.

00:05:19.380 Disparaging the U.S. and moving away from it economically makes no sense for Canadians.

00:05:25.700 More than 90% of our exports are sold there.

00:05:28.180 We're culturally, linguistically, historically, geographically more like brothers with them than anything else.

00:05:33.660 But Carney wants China instead.

00:05:36.480 Makes no sense to you and me, but it makes sense when you remember that Carney still owns hundreds of millions of dollars of stock in Brookfield Asset Management, in fact.

00:05:45.680 He won't even disclose the amount of his holdings.

00:05:47.660 So just shocking and totally uninteresting to the incurious media party.

00:05:52.320 But that's for another day.

00:05:54.180 Today I want to talk to you about this.

00:05:55.900 all these headlines all over the place about how the Canadian Armed Forces

00:06:00.140 have actually exceeded their recruiting targets for the year.

00:06:04.960 Isn't that great? That's so great.

00:06:06.740 Carney really is living up to our NATO and NORAD commitments.

00:06:09.420 I mean, he just announced a $30 billion military project for our Far North

00:06:14.560 and now exceeding our recruitment for our military.

00:06:17.420 Boy, he's just dandy, our guy.

00:06:19.260 He's the bee's knees.

00:06:21.560 That's maybe how some boomers describe it.

00:06:23.520 a more diligent more independent news media would have reported that carney simply re-announced that

00:06:30.280 northern spending that trudeau had already announced a few years ago i bet it'll be re

00:06:35.220 re-announced again soon when needed but this recruitment story was it flim flam also i mean

00:06:41.940 is the military really doing well in canada i saw a story that our troops had to buy their own 0.80

00:06:47.500 equipment the other day in canadian armed forces they have a weird feminist culture there a trans

00:06:53.280 culture now too some soldiers can't afford to eat but they have to go to the food bank but there's 1.00

00:06:59.060 money for tampon dispensers in the men's rooms on bases is that really the kind of vibe that would

00:07:05.740 recruit young men to join the canadian military i mean think about your stereotypical soldier a 0.68

00:07:11.800 young guy wants to be masculine and male and to fight no you've got to have that trans tampon in

00:07:18.100 your bathroom or saying that if you believe in traditional family values you're an extremist 0.83

00:07:23.720 remember that what they're saying on a subject like becoming more extremist like and um if someone

00:07:30.120 you know was very um uh believed in equal gender rights but all of a sudden are leaning towards

00:07:38.240 like traditional values and that might be a sign that they're becoming more extremist or remember

00:07:44.980 Remember the new military boss just crying a bit about racism?

00:07:49.220 I apologize to every CAF member, veteran who experienced racism, discrimination, and harassment.

00:08:03.100 And I acknowledge we failed you.

00:08:05.100 Yeah, I'm not sure if I was 18 years old and full of piss and vinegar and wanted an adventure,

00:08:10.360 I'm not sure if I would choose the Canadian Armed Forces.

00:08:13.220 I might choose the American Armed Forces.

00:08:15.140 A lot of Canadians do.

00:08:16.280 They want to actually work on real equipment and have a warrior culture, not a woke culture.

00:08:23.360 But I'm wrong.

00:08:25.100 None of those things have turned off men who remain the backbone in the military.

00:08:30.660 I'm told it's record recruitment.

00:08:33.680 Except that's not quite true, is it?

00:08:35.900 Just take a listen to this.

00:08:37.680 Our department made changes to the screening process for permanent residents,

00:08:41.020 significantly increasing recruitment in this population this was reflected in the report

00:08:46.180 which showed that over a six-month period 763 permanent residents were recruited compared to

00:08:53.360 a 30-month period previously in which only 177 recruitments were achieved that's christiane fox 1.00

00:08:59.600 the unethical deputy minister who him who improperly gave a contract to her old classmate 0.98

00:09:05.140 who was condemned by the conflict of interest commissioner for doing so and yet still holds 1.00

00:09:09.100 her job because liberals anyway she has the key to those super recruitment numbers hire foreigners

00:09:17.200 and lower the vetting requirements just stop to think about it they're not canadian 0.85

00:09:23.620 they have not sworn an oath of loyalty to us they are not citizens they're foreign nationals and

00:09:30.000 and here's the point you just heard them say they have deliberately reduced the vetting requirements

00:09:36.480 I will acknowledge that even if it's morally weird to have foreign mercenaries in your army, it is possible that foreigners love Canada and are loyal and have no collateral purpose.

00:09:47.120 I mean, sort of weird that they're not citizens, but sure, it's possible to have great soldiers.

00:09:53.360 I think that's possible.

00:09:54.680 but in the next breath the deputy minister of the department of national offense says they had to

00:10:00.380 reduce their standards had to reduce their vetting to get these foreigners in to get the numbers to

00:10:08.280 juice the numbers okay what what exactly did they loosen up then what what questions do they no

00:10:15.100 longer ask when they're recruiting for the canadian armed forces and i'm nervous now because

00:10:19.620 these are not even Canadians what questions don't they ask or or maybe more to the point what answers 0.95

00:10:25.860 do they now allow that in the past would have been answers that were disqualifying are you nuts

00:10:32.640 you're you're lowering standards to bring in foreign soldiers well it gets nuttier here's

00:10:39.320 James Bazan the opposition critic I'm hearing that at Saint Jean right now where we do all of our

00:10:45.500 basic training that there is a large number that are either voluntarily withdrawing or have failed

00:10:54.580 to meet the standards. Some of them even on language, some of the PRs are not functional in

00:11:00.020 either French and or English. So based upon that, we're hearing that there's temporary shelters

00:11:08.220 being built to house them. I thought that all of our forces have after they or all those that have

00:11:13.060 gone through basic training or in basic training whether they voluntarily withdraw or not that

00:11:17.840 they're paid to go home not to be stored up in temporary housing like tents and i'm hearing up

00:11:24.080 to 13 units being built to house those that have not gotten through basic training did you catch 1.00

00:11:32.000 that some of these foreigners don't speak either english or french they speak neither language and

00:11:40.960 and they're recruited to the canadian armed forces so so so where are they from i mean i've

00:11:46.660 studied the immigration charts are they are they from pakistan or afghanistan or somalia or or maybe

00:11:52.360 from communist china is that what they mean by not vetting them as hard anymore number one source of

00:11:58.340 immigrants to canada china india we're not vetting them for i don't know ties to dictatorships ties

00:12:06.820 to extremist groups.

00:12:08.280 We're just not asking

00:12:09.740 because we need the bodies.

00:12:11.680 And Bazan's point is crazy.

00:12:12.940 They're building 13 housing complexes 1.00

00:12:14.960 so they can keep these foreigners 1.00

00:12:17.460 on the base 0.94

00:12:18.500 even after they've washed out.

00:12:20.800 What are we doing?

00:12:23.320 Do you see how fake this all is?

00:12:26.040 Fake re-announcement of military spending.

00:12:28.080 Fake stats on recruitment.

00:12:29.780 Fake soldiers who wash out

00:12:31.640 but still stay on the base.

00:12:33.120 Fake vetting that's reduced

00:12:34.840 just to juice the numbers.

00:12:35.960 and they're not real Canadians, are they?

00:12:38.880 A real independent press gallery would tear this to shreds. 0.73

00:12:43.600 But we have North Korean-style grifters 1.00

00:12:45.360 who thank Mark Carney for his trust in them. 0.97

00:12:50.180 Stay with us for more.

00:12:59.680 I remember the COVID times.

00:13:01.980 They were the worst of times,

00:13:03.260 but they actually did, in some people,

00:13:05.100 bring out the best in men uh i'm proud of how rebel news conducted ourselves but every once

00:13:10.660 in a while i i think with a little bit of humility what would i have done if i was actually in danger

00:13:17.160 i mean i i run rebel news so i'm quote the boss so it's easy for me to say i would have defied

00:13:24.480 someone who was cracking down on me because i would i never actually faced that if i were a

00:13:29.300 factory worker if i was an office worker and my boss would have said wear a mask get the jabber

00:13:34.440 you're fired, would I have truly had the courage of my convictions? I would like to think so,

00:13:40.000 but I was never tested. You know what I mean? It's easy to be brave when you are not in battle.

00:13:45.580 And imagine if you were in a situation, and this was much more recent than COVID, this was just

00:13:50.840 a year or so ago. Imagine if you were told simply going for a walk in the woods could have you face

00:13:59.800 a $25,000 or $28,000 fine, and by the way, the media and the political class were all on side

00:14:08.900 with this, would you, would I, would anyone have the actual courage to do it, knowing that you most

00:14:17.380 certainly would have the unlimited resources of the state bearing down on you? The reason I make

00:14:23.120 this comparison is, of course, because it's the same sort of power. The state has to direct you

00:14:28.820 to do this or that because of, quote, an emergency. And of course, when you give the state special

00:14:34.440 powers during an emergency, everything starts to look like an emergency to them, whether it's a

00:14:39.760 bad flu, as COVID-19 was, or a bad fire season, as there was last year in Nova Scotia. And by now,

00:14:46.580 you can probably guess what I'm talking about. I'm talking about a very brave man who not only

00:14:51.900 was willing to bear the risk of a $28,000 fine, but walked towards the fire. He didn't

00:14:58.320 have them come and get him he went to challenge the authority his name is jeff evely we had him

00:15:03.640 on when he was charged with the offense what a pleasure to have him back now that he was acquitted

00:15:09.160 jeff great to see you again thank you for taking the time to join us i have to say you are a very

00:15:14.060 brave person and you willingly incurred the wrath of the government at some risk to yourself

00:15:20.340 that's astonishingly rare so actually my first comment to you is thanks it was my pleasure

00:15:29.140 Ezra actually I couldn't wait to go for that walk in the woods as soon as they issued the

00:15:34.860 proclamation banning us all from hiking I think it was just a necessary act of civil disobedience

00:15:42.200 and it was my pleasure to do it well you know you're you're very rare that way because I think

00:15:48.000 Most people seek comfort or peace and they try and, you know, plea bargain their way out of a situation.

00:15:55.140 You sort of did the opposite of a plea bargain.

00:15:57.540 This was a year ago and there were bad fires.

00:16:00.140 I mean, let's not deny there were bad fires.

00:16:02.140 That is, in a way, an emergency.

00:16:04.320 You could have a debate about whether COVID-19 was an emergency, but there's always some crisis.

00:16:10.680 And that's the government thrives on that.

00:16:13.860 Give our viewers a refresher of what these rules were.

00:16:17.860 And I remember everyone across the political spectrum saying, yeah, right on.

00:16:23.040 I love these rules.

00:16:24.040 Can you refresh the memory of our viewers with what exactly the rules were?

00:16:29.680 It's not clear.

00:16:31.680 They banned all recreational activities in the woods.

00:16:35.000 So there was no hiking, no picnicking, no camping.

00:16:40.320 But you were allowed to camp on campgrounds.

00:16:43.980 So, you know, if you could afford to do that and you had a nice camper, then, you know,

00:16:47.700 You could go smoke your cigarettes on a campground.

00:16:49.700 I personally witnessed that.

00:16:51.660 But if you're a young person, that coming of age, right of passage of going backcountry

00:16:59.120 camping that's quite affordable, that wasn't available to our young people.

00:17:03.840 And they even shut down a beach sandcastle contest down in the Halifax area there at

00:17:10.600 one point.

00:17:11.120 So it was never really, I don't think, abundantly clear what the rules were, especially given the vagueness of terms that were applied to stay out of the woods.

00:17:21.980 And then there was an awful lot of questions as to what actually constitutes the woods.

00:17:27.640 I did. I made my own effort there to to try to explain it to everybody in an earlier video that I believe you're familiar with.

00:17:33.560 but the woods were apparently the gravel pathways in the park by my house that had yellow tape

00:17:40.800 across them and the gravel pathways that did not have yellow tape across them were not the woods

00:17:45.580 you know I remember that video you showed the absurdity of walking a few feet here it was legal

00:17:51.680 here it was not here it was a bit of a mystery here let's play that clip again I remember playing

00:17:55.640 that a year ago when we first talked to you here let's have a little refresher on how insane this

00:18:00.680 was and that's really if you if you read some of the the books about dystopian societies or

00:18:05.520 totalitarianism including franz kovsko's the trial um the mystery of it the the catch-22

00:18:12.480 the the logical traps of it is is i think part of it here take a look jeff evely here i'm in

00:18:19.400 petersfield provincial park in the most tyrannical province of canada which is nova scotia with my

00:18:25.200 fuzzy friend Axel where we walk pretty much every single morning and here you can see that this

00:18:31.700 area is taped off because that trail is the woods but this area is not taped off because that's not

00:18:43.500 the woods. This area is taped off because that's the woods and there is a sign here that says

00:18:53.540 trail closed due to extreme fire hazards. So that is the woods. This area is not the woods.

00:19:04.020 This area is the woods. This area is not the woods.

00:19:12.740 This area is the woods. This area is not the woods.

00:19:18.420 this area is the woods this area is not the woods i'm glad you connected with what i regard as one

00:19:31.360 of the leading civil liberty law firms public interest law firms in the country our friends

00:19:34.920 at the justice center for constitutional freedoms and i think uh i think it was marty moore who was

00:19:39.760 your lawyer is that right uh yeah it was marty moore he was arguing on the administrative law

00:19:45.520 side of the house and alison pojovic was uh arguing the constitutional case well tell me

00:19:51.680 how that went how how long was the trial uh were there it was was there interest in the trial was

00:19:57.760 there any media there or did you have any supporters there uh how many days was it give me a little bit

00:20:02.980 of the flavor of it uh and i i've got a lot of questions who who was there did they have police

00:20:08.400 testify against you did they have any experts i i sort of wish i was there now that uh now that i

00:20:15.060 think about it tell me a little bit about what it was like actually in the court so it was three

00:20:20.240 days long um we actually had two uh judicial reviews before the court so the canadian

00:20:27.680 constitution foundation submitted one in the public interest and the justice center for

00:20:31.180 constitutional freedoms submitted one in my private interest and i think what i contributed

00:20:36.560 was taking the fine because the government was not able to have it dismissed on standing or

00:20:42.400 mootness this time um so uh we uh we went forward with that it was three days long and on the third

00:20:48.920 day we heard from the government uh ctv news showed up jesse thomas down at ctv news halifax

00:20:54.820 gave us some very fair coverage i was uh pleasantly surprised at that um and uh there were a couple

00:21:02.000 other reporters there as well like uh radio canada showed up um and uh i i don't have any complaints

00:21:08.700 really about the news coverage surprisingly and why do you think that is just because it was

00:21:13.200 maybe they didn't think of it in ideological terms maybe they just thought this is a quirky

00:21:16.980 news story a guy got flying for walking in the woods you know i think there has been a little

00:21:22.040 bit of a shift i know when i first went into the woods like i got the usual kind of blowback

00:21:27.340 online um with a lot of trolls but they seem to subside rather quickly and then i noticed that

00:21:33.060 there was an awful lot of support for this. And I continued with my own little social media

00:21:38.560 campaign of mockery and ridicule. And I think some scales fell from eyes. And I had people

00:21:44.680 coming out to be in public and shaking my hand for what I did. So I have a sense that Nova Scotians

00:21:49.880 are a little more fed up with this tyranny than outside, you know, than one might perceive on the

00:21:56.300 outside. Well, I'm really glad to hear all of this. And the fact that, you know, you named some

00:22:01.180 pretty mainstream media sources cbc ctv the fact that you say they gave you a fair shot is is a

00:22:07.420 bit of a white pill moment as the kids would say it's a little bit of a reason for hope now about

00:22:11.800 the government did they they i presume they had the the police there who said well we saw him go

00:22:16.900 here and he admitted to that did they have anyone that they called an expert did they bring in an

00:22:21.920 expert on how fires start for example i mean because that that's what was goofy here is that

00:22:28.740 the rules were so vague and confusing it almost seemed like there was no rhyme and reason did

00:22:34.760 they try and justify that somehow they did but it was all in their submissions all in their

00:22:41.060 written submissions through affidavits and the like so they had a few affidavits in there from

00:22:45.520 dnr or dnr personnel um but uh they didn't really do a whole lot there was no cross-examination

00:22:53.040 um really throughout the course it was all um just the arguments based on the record

00:22:57.980 and did you yourself take the stand no sir no need well and you know of course that's a strategic

00:23:05.780 decision of course if the government has a weak case why why let them have a crack at you well

00:23:11.060 um so the result came out you say on friday and uh it sounds like a win it was struck down i

00:23:19.300 understand i'm reading the justice center's press release as unconstitutional so it's not just that

00:23:24.020 it was that you were free to go it's the law itself failed it do i understand that right so

00:23:28.460 the whole law itself was discarded as an illegal law is that right well the proclamation that was

00:23:37.480 issued under the forests act so the law would be the forest sack and that uh empowers the minister

00:23:42.560 to issue such proclamations but the proclamation itself was uh was the law remains on the books

00:23:49.620 but this particular expression i understand so it's this particular and they make proclamations

00:23:54.720 or orders all the time but this is very good now i have a question for you um federally the

00:24:01.300 invocation of the emergencies act that's the kind of martial law that was brought in against the

00:24:06.060 truckers the federal court of the federal court had a very serious ruling uh calling out the

00:24:12.760 government in very strong language for for a judge this was upheld by three more judges

00:24:18.900 unanimously at the federal court of appeal and yet liberals say they're going to appeal it if

00:24:24.300 they can all the way to the supreme court so they they're being stubborn they don't want to take the

00:24:29.920 loss how's uh the government of nova scotia have they in i guess it's only been a couple days

00:24:35.200 have they indicated if they're going to appeal this one i would imagine it's not as big a deal

00:24:40.760 for them it's just a proclamation and sort of i don't know how much of their pride is wrapped up

00:24:45.460 minute. Do you have any sense that they're going to appeal this and try and rag the puck like the

00:24:49.580 feds are doing? I have not heard any indication of that. And I think in this case, like it was

00:24:57.280 such a succinct decision. It was only 17 pages long. And the legal framework that applied here

00:25:04.260 was the DORE framework. And it's basically step one. We need to check to see whether the decision

00:25:10.940 maker actually considered our rights before issuing the proclamation. And there's no evidence

00:25:16.300 anywhere that they did that. In fact, even in their own briefings, DNR's briefings to

00:25:22.640 the minister under the heading legal, all that is discussed is the potential of them being sued by

00:25:29.040 industry if they don't allow industry to conduct their business in the forest. But they just threw

00:25:34.600 the little guy under the bus and didn't consider our rights whatsoever. So the proclamation fails

00:25:38.980 on its face it's unconstitutional isn't that good well you called yourself the little guy you

00:25:43.340 you are one man and indeed considering the scale of the resources of the state it is true

00:25:49.180 that any one person is little but sometimes courage uh can equalize things and i tell you i'm so

00:25:56.600 pleased with this story and i remember i remember when you came on the show a year ago and i had a

00:26:02.760 bit of nervousness in me because you know they there was a mania out there about these fires

00:26:10.960 just like there was a mania like people were hysterical about them I think some people would

00:26:17.300 have had you locked up not just fine they would have had you locked up they were it was the same

00:26:21.440 sort of panicky authoritarianism we saw during COVID it really felt like an echo of that to me

00:26:27.720 Is that how you felt at all, that this was a redux of COVID?

00:26:32.580 Yeah, they were really driving the fear narrative again.

00:26:35.960 Tyrants rule by fear.

00:26:38.400 And like you mentioned, it was almost like the rules were such so that nobody could really understand whether they were doing the right thing or the wrong thing, much like in Franz Kafka's The Trial.

00:26:50.880 Um, so, uh, there, there was a lot of that kind of hysteria in the beginning, but, uh,

00:26:58.700 I was, I was fortunate that even as I was kind of running my own little social media

00:27:02.460 campaign, the firefighters unions were calling out senior management for their inability to

00:27:08.740 properly respond to the crisis, their mismanagement of resources.

00:27:13.220 Um, they, they didn't use their volunteer firefighters properly.

00:27:16.800 so it's really a management crisis and their failure to lead does not constitute an emergency

00:27:24.900 on my part isn't that interesting i didn't know that about the firefighters unions well anyways

00:27:30.800 congratulations big thanks to the public interest law firms that came in because of course i think

00:27:36.520 the government always counts on people not having the dough to fight i mean if you had to hire

00:27:42.580 your own lawyers you'd probably be out 50 grand right now let alone the fines so congratulations

00:27:49.680 all around jeff thanks very much for coming back to the show to to let us know how the story ended

00:27:54.060 and it certainly ended well so congratulations to you and uh i hope this makes you a stronger

00:27:59.400 fighter in the future even uh well we don't get stronger by not lifting heavy things so uh uh yeah

00:28:08.240 In the future, I'll be in Ottawa in a few weeks for, uh, the, the next engagement.

00:28:13.080 And that's, uh, my, uh, Mayday, Mayday, Mayday kids in crisis.

00:28:17.840 Uh, we're going to Ottawa to, uh, bring an end to childhood transition.

00:28:21.560 Um, so, uh, yeah, that's the 5th of May.

00:28:25.860 And, uh, we have the parliamentary press gallery book for 10 30.

00:28:29.540 We're doing a rally on parliament Hill at 1 PM and a town hall with a panel of experts

00:28:34.180 and those with lived experience of the harms of gender ideology at 6 p.m.

00:28:38.840 So other countries like the U.K., Sweden, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, and the U.S.,

00:28:45.700 they're all rolling this back and imposing tighter and tighter restrictions on cross-sex hormones,

00:28:50.980 puberty blockers, and sterilizing surgeries for young people. 0.56

00:28:54.500 And Canada remains an outlier, so I think it's time for us to join the civilized world

00:28:58.680 and put an end to this madness once and for all.

00:29:01.520 Well, I had no idea you were involved in this.

00:29:03.320 i'm so glad i asked is there a website where people can learn more yes sir it's uh maydaycanada.com

00:29:10.100 um and we have a whole plethora of information up there that you can check out for yourself

00:29:15.340 background information our mission statements our speakers uh organizers uh we're bringing

00:29:21.120 scott nugent up from the united states he was the he's the trans man who appeared on

00:29:25.960 what is a woman who had the phalloplasty using flesh from the arm um we also have

00:29:31.340 not good mia hughes of genspect who wrote the w path files barry neufeld who was just fined

00:29:37.780 750 000 by the bc yeah i know who you mean wow well you know what i had no idea you were involved

00:29:44.720 with this maydaycanada.com is that what you say all right may 5th well i'll see if we can send a

00:29:50.760 reporter to that jeff uh you're always full of good news and interesting work so i wish you

00:29:55.440 strength and hopefully we'll see you again thanks ezra there is jeff evely i had no idea he was such

00:30:01.280 freedom fighter and i'm so glad to learn it stay with us your letters to me next

00:30:14.080 hey welcome back your letters to me about alberta independence clive lewis says ezra what a great

00:30:18.960 breakdown of why alberta should be independent you are dead on it's not anti-canadian it is

00:30:23.200 conserving what canada used to be for example bill c9 occurred in the senate currently in the senate

00:30:28.560 is the end of freedom of religion in canada many other freedoms are being eroded by the globalist

00:30:33.040 cartel currently led by carney you know it's funny because in his weekend propaganda video

00:30:38.720 mark carney said nostalgia is not a strategy and um i think so many of us are nostalgic for

00:30:46.640 a canada that was that we grew up in and that there's still vestiges of but they're tearing

00:30:51.760 them down when you tear down john a mcdonald when you tear down queen victoria with the approval

00:30:58.320 of the government you're indicating that it's a different country now so your nostalgia is for a

00:31:05.060 country that's long gone roger p says that's rich eb talking about treason let's talk about his

00:31:11.020 relationship with china oh that's the thing i mean you've got mark carney endorsing palestinian

00:31:16.780 sovereignty so they're allowed to separate from i don't know israel or whatever um you've got

00:31:23.500 Carney talking about joining the European Union, which erodes our sovereignty, and now we're part

00:31:29.060 of this China pivot. But don't you Albertans think about getting uppity and having an independence

00:31:35.740 vote? Stuart Mead said, I can see Rebel being our mainstream media after this fall. I'm sure we will

00:31:41.680 shut off CBC and CTV immediately. We are already sick and tired of their propaganda. They won't be

00:31:46.740 in our country anymore. I'm worried because I think the entire regime media is going to attack

00:31:53.480 Alberta in the sneering, condescending way they do. And I don't know. I mean, there's so many

00:31:58.680 things about Canada that have changed, like the crazy rulings in our courts recently that let

00:32:05.240 people go from violent crimes because of race. That is not how Canada was built. That's not how

00:32:10.480 we work. I don't know. We'll see what happens, but we're going to be there. So stories for the

00:32:17.720 day. That's our show today. Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters

00:32:23.040 to you at home. Good night. Keep fighting for freedom.

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Rebel News Podcast - April 20, 2026

EZRA LEVANT ｜ The truth behind Carney’s sudden military recruitment surge revealed

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