Rebel News Podcast - Rebel Roundup ｜ Biolab scandal deepens, Alberta opposes 'clean electricity', Libs raise CBC budget

00:00:00.000 oh hey everybody good afternoon or good morning depending on which part of this country that

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00:02:03.020 all right let's get into the news of the week i don't know if you have been paying attention but

00:02:12.400 boy have i been paying attention to the lab leak scandal and by lab leak scandal i don't mean

00:02:21.360 the wuhan virology institute in wuhan china that has been suspected to be the source of the covet 19

00:02:29.260 pandemic oh no what i mean is the problem with canada's highest level of security bio laboratory

00:02:37.600 it's in winnipeg and what's happening there is crazy so we have to roll back six years we're

00:02:45.440 finally just getting to the bottom of it and not even quite because uh the people involved are hiding

00:02:51.720 the records wouldn't you know the people involved in the lapse in security there are hiding the records

00:02:57.320 we go back all the way to 2019 when two chinese nationals were frog marched out of the building and

00:03:05.620 stripped of their security clearance we go ahead to 2021 we're in the middle of the pandemic and this

00:03:12.040 happens and you know there's a lot of other things going on in the country at the time including an

00:03:17.180 election so it didn't get the attention that it deserved these two are then subsequently fired

00:03:23.220 and now upon further investigation it has been revealed that those okay so there's so much going

00:03:34.560 on here i really have to stop and just sort of explain it to you um what was happening was

00:03:40.940 unauthorized transfers of highly deadly pathogens including ebola were being shipped to china

00:03:50.700 and black locks has a bit of the story here today that'll give you some of the history and then

00:03:58.520 we'll go into what uh conservative leader pierre polyev is saying and then we'll of course then go into

00:04:05.280 justin trudeau's reaction this is like a scandal of unbelievable proportions this is a real national

00:04:12.640 security uh disaster um and from what i know about this lab and where it's located things could be a

00:04:21.720 heck of a lot worse so ian stewart the former federal executive insured for um censured for

00:04:30.380 concealing records documenting security breaches at the national microbiology laboratory retired just

00:04:36.760 weeks before cabinet finally disclosed files in the case stewart was the first manager censured by

00:04:42.160 parliament since 1891 there's no doubt that ian made a profound contribution managers wrote in the

00:04:49.480 letter of thanks stewart retired january 2nd documents he attempted to hide from mps were released

00:04:56.600 wednesday and we'll get to the reaction to those documents and what they contained um in pierre

00:05:03.120 polyev's video but let's keep going colleagues credited stewart with successfully leading the

00:05:08.240 covid 19 vaccine rollout as the 321 000 a year president of the public health agency of canada

00:05:15.480 now i am ready to make the case that we should not have the public health agency of canada it is so

00:05:22.720 contaminated it's such a failure we need to tear it all apart and start again

00:05:28.700 uh let's go down a little bit further in this black box article documents sought by mps showed the

00:05:37.420 public health agency granted top security clearance to two chinese canadian scientists at its winnipeg lab

00:05:43.500 the two were fired in 2021 on proof that they breached security rules lied to investigators and

00:05:51.340 concealed contracts in sorry concealed contacts in china including the people's liberation army one of

00:05:58.500 these scientists name is on a patent for some biotechnology in partnership with the chinese

00:06:04.860 military nobody googled this scientist before we gave them top security clearance at the winnipeg

00:06:12.100 biolab um let's keep going scientists posed a very serious incredible danger to the government of

00:06:19.100 canada as a whole and in particular facilities considered high security due to the potential

00:06:24.680 for theft of dangerous materials attractive to terrorists and foreign entities said newly disclosed

00:06:33.000 2021 report uh report on review for cause of security status ian stewart was censored in 2021 on the

00:06:43.720 floor of the house of commons after defying four separate orders this guy should be in jail

00:06:47.760 for documents detailing the security breach he was the first federal manager summoned for censure since

00:06:53.960 1891 okay so let's go into pierre polyev's comments on what those documents that ian stewart tried to

00:07:06.500 hide i wonder what his retirement package was by the way but let's go into pierre polyev's early some of

00:07:12.780 the comments he had like an 18 minute press conference yesterday um and this should horrify

00:07:18.340 all canadians man i wish he'd get his glasses back he still looks like millhouse from the simpsons

00:07:22.700 um let's watch some of this because um the implications for canadian security are horrific

00:07:31.820 and everybody involved should be fired including dr theresa tam and the health minister let's let's watch

00:07:38.260 this we already knew that justin trudeau was not worth the cost the crime the corruption

00:07:48.500 and the cover-up but now we know that he cannot protect our people or our country we've just received

00:07:57.300 these documents that trudeau has been covering up for years documents related to a massive security

00:08:05.060 breach at the trudeau government's most sensitive laboratory where the most dangerous viruses and

00:08:15.940 pathogens are studied and handled we have learned that the trudeau government's head of pathogens

00:08:24.500 was collaborating with members of beijing's people's liberation army who are responsible for

00:08:32.420 bioweapons and bioterrorism we know now that uh a people's liberation army official was able to gain

00:08:42.260 personal access walk in the door look at computers and have access to all of our most important

00:08:49.540 virological secrets let me if you think any of this is hyperbole read the report yourself

00:08:55.620 this is from government documents the trudeau government's own documents it says here on page

00:09:01.460 142 window winnipeg lab scientist dr chu is head of the special pathogens unit the top person in that

00:09:09.140 job according to documents on page 242 quote represents a serious and credible danger to the

00:09:14.980 government of canada as a whole and in particular at facilities considered high security due to the

00:09:19.860 potential for theft of dangerous materials attractive to terrorists and foreign entities that conduct

00:09:27.460 espionage to infiltrate and damage the economic security of canada end quote it states further on

00:09:36.660 page 239 investigators assess that dr chu communicated with foreign entities during her trips to china

00:09:43.140 the evidence obtained from interviews and from information collected from the electronic content of her

00:09:47.780 devices reveal that this is indeed the case as a subject matter expert with access to sensitive

00:09:54.340 information and dangerous materials dr chu presents a realistic and credible threat to canada's economic

00:10:00.260 security when conducting repeated and class clandestine meetings with foreign entities end quote

00:10:07.940 then it says dr chu conducted joint research with the major general chen wei of the people's liberation army

00:10:16.340 who according to page 236 is a noted top virologist at the academy academy of military medical scientists

00:10:26.260 and is china's chief biological biological defense expert engaged in research related to biosafety

00:10:35.140 biodefense and bio terrorism

00:10:39.780 bioterrorism

00:10:42.420 bioterrorism end quote and these are def these are documents this is right out of

00:10:48.820 the government's own documents trudeau what did he do when he found out about this

00:10:52.660 that he immediately informed canadians of the breach did he fire anybody no no one was fired

00:11:00.500 did he call inquiry to get to the bottom of it no he didn't do that either

00:11:05.620 instead he covered it all up he defied four parliamentary orders to release these documents

00:11:12.340 when the speaker tried to get them he sued the speaker to cover this up he said it was all for

00:11:16.980 national security but well we know from a committee composed of four members of parliament including

00:11:22.020 one liberal and three judges and i quote the information appears to be mostly about protecting

00:11:28.580 the organization from embarrassment for failures in policy and implementation not legitimate national

00:11:36.260 security concerns and its release is essential to hold the government to account in other words

00:11:41.060 there was no national security reason why we couldn't have had this before

00:11:44.500 it was only because trudeau didn't want the embarrassment before an election

00:11:49.860 so what did he do then he collaborated knowing this he collaborated with beijing to buy a vaccine

00:12:00.100 for covid could you imagine if the deal that trudeau wanted to sign with beijing had gone ahead

00:12:06.820 and we had procured china-made vaccines after learning this information that's what was in this guy's head

00:12:14.820 and if you think for a minute because i know there'll be all kinds of excuses while he's not

00:12:19.780 responsible and how could he possibly take ownership of what happens in his government let me quote him

00:12:25.540 he has a document called open and accountable government and i quote as head of government the

00:12:31.300 prime minister has special responsibilities for national security end quote it's his responsibility

00:12:36.420 this is his government's lab it's not a random university lab it's the top lab

00:12:41.300 for the prime minister's public health agency and he is exclusively responsible for the machinery of

00:12:48.900 government as prime minister of the country so this is on justin trudeau i will add one last thing

00:12:57.140 not only did he cover it up not only did he try to get a vaccine from china after knowing this

00:13:04.900 he called a snap election to make sure that the voting would happen before this came out

00:13:09.060 and what happened in that election beijing interfered to help him win it this is a man who says he

00:13:16.580 admires china's basic communist dictatorship we cannot trust justin trudeau to keep our people and its

00:13:25.780 country safe i know that was a long clip but i think pierre polyev threaded the needle there for you

00:13:36.980 showed you what was happening at the lab showed the chinese collaboration showed the cover-up and then 0.52

00:13:44.420 also why the cover-up happened and what justin trudeau was going to get in kind for the cover-up and that

00:13:51.540 was help uh in the next election and we know um that chinese meddling flipped at least two seats in bc

00:14:02.740 and affected close to a dozen seats in total um in favor of the liberals so justin trudeau is beijing's

00:14:12.340 man not canada's man and i think that's pretty clear um however justin trudeau is doing his usual

00:14:20.020 histrionics um and denial and uh basically writing all of this off as a conspiracy theory even though

00:14:29.860 it's clear there was a cover-up he hid the documents we've got the documents now you can read the documents

00:14:35.300 for yourself you saw hundreds and hundreds of pages of documents that were hidden um and a snap

00:14:41.700 election was called to ensure that the scandal didn't affect justin trudeau's chances in that

00:14:47.540 election and we also had meddling on behalf of justin trudeau by the chinese government to make

00:14:55.060 sure that justin trudeau won the election oh and don't forget we forgot to throw into the mix there

00:15:00.020 justin trudeau also gave funding to the wuhan virology institute that's the chinese military lab

00:15:07.140 that is credibly accused of being the source of covet 19 he gave them funding to i don't know

00:15:14.260 investigate covet they investigated themselves and found nothing that's the liberal way okay let's go

00:15:21.700 into justin trudeau just doing his community theater acting routine uh accusing everybody who's

00:15:27.140 a critic of him despite all evidence they're a bunch of conspiracy theorists look at this

00:15:32.580 how is a scientist working on high security viruses at the national microbiology lab allowed to

00:15:37.940 collaborate with chinese government agencies considered a threat to canada a number of years

00:15:43.940 ago uh the our security systems our our intelligence and security agencies uh flagged problems at the

00:15:53.300 winnipeg labs uh that were followed up on we know as a country that increasingly uh countries like china

00:16:02.580 and others are trying to either influence uh or uh get secrets out of our country and that's why we have to

00:16:12.580 continue to be extraordinarily vigilant about how we're making sure we're doing everything necessary

00:16:19.700 to keep people safe to keep our research institutions safe as a government we've taken many many initiatives

00:16:25.860 and i've uh tasked our national security and intelligence advisor uh to look even deeper at this

00:16:31.940 winnipeg's lab situation and make recommendations on how we can move forward appropriately uh this is uh

00:16:38.500 something that people would expect governments to take seriously and expect all parliamentarians to take

00:16:46.020 seriously unfortunately throughout this process we have seen the conservative party specifically

00:16:54.260 pierre polyev choosing to spew conspiracy theories and drum up political attacks partisan attacks on an

00:17:03.460 issue that quite frankly should be bringing canadians and parliamentarians together to try and solve this

00:17:08.580 the quickness with which they're looking for partisan advantage is not just undermining canadians trust in

00:17:17.540 the system but interfering with the ability of parliament to deal with this one of the reasons

00:17:23.220 it has taken so long to get this report into parliament is because of the choice

00:17:31.780 that conservatives made to try and extract any amount of political advantage by drumming up

00:17:41.860 a level of of partisanship and toxicity that is not serving canadians there's lots of opportunity to

00:17:51.140 have responsible political debates about how we're moving forward as a country and what needs to be fixed

00:17:56.020 what's being done well what needs to be done better absolutely that's part of the give and take in our

00:18:00.660 democracy but the choice to weaponize national security in a way that is rife with conspiracy theories

00:18:10.340 and partisan attacks is a choice that i don't think is worthy of the kind of responsible leadership that

00:18:18.980 canadians deserve uh yeah we care about foreign meddling that's why we want to hold justin trudeau

00:18:29.380 to account for this it's not a conspiracy theory that there was a cover-up there it's not a conspiracy

00:18:35.140 theory that they were smuggling viruses out of there it's not a conspiracy theory that uh these two

00:18:42.260 scientists were working with the chinese military that's not a conspiracy theory it's not a conspiracy

00:18:47.380 theory that china meddled in our election it is not a conspiracy theory that justin trudeau was

00:18:52.580 going to buy a chinese developed vaccine none of this is a conspiracy theory in fact some of those

00:18:59.780 documents if you read through them you can see like workers at the lab scientists at the lab were sort

00:19:05.540 of joking it about how like lax the security is and how crazy it is that they would be sending these

00:19:12.420 things out of the building at all um so you know justin trudeau can say that it's a conspiracy theory

00:19:21.700 but i guess what other recourse do you have when you are caught in a conspiracy to cover up your

00:19:26.980 misdeeds so it's less of a conspiracy theory and more of conspiracy facts and it's actually much worse

00:19:34.820 than what any of us thought to be honest with you um i think we can hit an ad break and then we'll go

00:19:40.580 into some alberta related stuff including our budget dropped yesterday it's good and it's bad

00:19:46.580 um of course for the ndp not enough spending for me not enough clawing back on spending but um

00:19:52.260 i think they split the baby and sort of people are happy in the middle so whatever we'll go into more

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00:21:36.100 all right let's get into the alberta budget just a little bit i'll touch on a few things but i'll have

00:21:40.100 my friend chris sims from the canadian taxpayers federation on my show on the gun show on wednesday

00:21:46.740 um and she'll help break it down for us there's a lot in there um we kind of have a surplus but not

00:21:54.420 really let me explain it to you uh the alberta budget projects a 367 million dollar surplus however

00:22:02.580 um the province will borrow cash to meet some of the obligations according to the headline from cbc i did

00:22:09.460 read the budget they're not wrong um but the thing is uh the alberta government has a commitment uh to

00:22:17.060 grow the um heritage savings trust fund uh we want to grow it to 250 billion by 2050 so what they're

00:22:27.860 doing is meeting their commitments to invest two billion dollars into the um heritage savings trust fund

00:22:35.140 and the province is not spending the 5.2 billion dollar surplus from the current fiscal year which

00:22:43.140 ends at the end of the month so um they're going to put um instead of spending that they're going to

00:22:51.700 put two billion into the heritage savings trust fund and the debt the rest is going to a debt repayment

00:22:56.820 because as you know the ndp ran up the debt and now we have these ridiculous debt servicing costs which

00:23:03.620 you know i mean these are hospitals that could be built but we're just going to pay it in interest

00:23:09.780 to banksters so they are borrowing a smaller amount and then paying down the debt with the larger amount

00:23:16.740 so i get why they did that i get why they split the baby probably makes financial sense um i also don't

00:23:23.220 like the fact that they are increasing the the rate of spending in the province um it's it's not an ndp

00:23:31.620 budget but it is i wouldn't call it an austerity budget that's for darn sure um however uh we are

00:23:42.100 getting a tax cut uh in and they're phasing it in over two years and so it's creating an eight percent

00:23:50.180 tax bracket which is kind of exciting for the first sixty thousand dollars of your income they're phasing

00:23:56.180 it in over a couple of years and the ndp who raised taxes on literally everybody are complaining that

00:24:02.580 it is not being implemented fast enough so i guess the ndp are doing their job of opposing just for

00:24:08.660 the sake of opposing okay but it's weird to hear them argue that a tax break is not coming in fast

00:24:14.660 enough it's almost like they are just being contrarians for the sake of being contrarians

00:24:21.220 because they can't find anything that they dislike in this budget considering that it increases spending

00:24:25.940 and there's borrowing now i want to tell you there's one exciting thing in this budget um

00:24:31.700 before we move on to um also the passing of the sovereignty act which is very exciting for me

00:24:36.980 because it is the uh basically an act to fight with the federal government on almost everything

00:24:41.940 which brings me a lot of joy as an albertan and um it's slowly cannibalizing

00:24:47.380 the sovereignty movement here because it's giving the sovereignists a lot of the things they already

00:24:52.260 want but i want to talk about this thing um that i saw in the budget yesterday and it just warmed the

00:24:58.660 cockles of my anti-electric vehicle heart in the budget uh starting january 1st 2025 and you gotta

00:25:08.740 love daniel smith the woman is clever uh you know how the federal government wants us all to be an

00:25:14.900 unreliable expensive um possibly dangerous electric vehicles by 2035 i think it is they want all new

00:25:22.900 um passenger vehicles in this country to be electric which i mean i think it's

00:25:29.140 minus 23 outside right now um and i live like half an hour from the closest town so

00:25:36.020 i don't know how great that's gonna work for me try moving hay bales with an electric pickup

00:25:40.100 in minus 25 by the way but anyways the federal government wants us all in these unreliable

00:25:45.300 electric cars well daniel smith says okay fine if you want to force people into those cars

00:25:54.820 which i don't think is going to be the case because we'll see a change in the government

00:25:57.780 long before then but um as of january 1st 2025 electric vehicle owners will pay an additional

00:26:04.580 annual tax of 200 paid when the owners register their cars and this move is so clever that it's

00:26:12.020 making me cheer for a tax which hardly feels like me but you know whatever the tax won't apply to

00:26:20.100 hybrids but it is applying to fully electric vehicles because quote evs cause more wear and

00:26:25.700 tear on provincial roadways while their owners pay no fuel tax

00:26:29.220 tax i think it's great now i all of a sudden i realized this is not a brilliant like it is a

00:26:39.540 brilliant move by danielle smith who loves to fight with the feds on everything and we love her for it

00:26:45.940 saskatchewan did this first just like with the sovereignty act they have their i forget what they

00:26:50.980 call it um in saskatchewan but they have their version of the sovereignty act and they did it before

00:26:56.820 we did they also had like a minister of i think a provincial autonomy that a deputy minister of

00:27:02.580 provincial autonomy or associate minister of provincial autonomy it's not a full ministerial

00:27:08.980 department but just a a guy in cabinet whose job it was to shove the feds back out of provincial

00:27:18.340 jurisdiction and he's been in that job for a couple of years they've been way ahead of us on the game

00:27:24.020 but they are like the oklahoma to our texas they are just like us just a little bit uh more modest

00:27:32.580 about it and they're doing these good ideas before us so um saskatchewan has been doing this to their

00:27:39.300 electrical electric vehicle owners uh already and uh we just sort of poached the idea and did it with

00:27:46.500 a little bit more fanfare and you know what they could use the help on the roads

00:27:53.300 what kind of albertan would i be if i didn't drag saskatchewan for their roadway situation there it's 0.94

00:27:59.060 like you pass out of lloydminster onto the east side and you're like hang on to your hubcaps folks

00:28:07.060 because the roads could use some work so um anyway saskatchewan has been doing this already

00:28:12.340 and we just stole their really great idea much like we did with the sovereignty act which takes

00:28:16.740 us into the this next tweet from danielle smith she says our legislative assembly just passed the

00:28:27.460 first alberta sovereignty act within a united canada and there's a motion calling for several

00:28:35.060 initiatives that will protect alberta's electricity grid from the federal government's destructive

00:28:40.020 policies and ensure access to affordable and reliable electricity oh i hope she fights hard for

00:28:46.020 this um alberta's government will continue to use all legal means necessary to oppose the implementations

00:28:51.940 and enforcement of all of ottawa's clean electricity regulations or the cer on our province uh i'm very

00:28:59.860 happy um i that this is the first use of this uh sovereignty act which passed in the last sitting

00:29:08.020 um but this is the first time we've actually used it against the feds um as you know we had a very

00:29:15.220 bad cold snap when it was in january maybe it was in february all these cold months

00:29:21.780 blend together in alberta and then one day you wake up it's may long weekend and the snow bank is melting

00:29:26.420 and uh we it was like minus 53 minus 50 minus 49 not unseasonably cold but um it was for quite a stretch

00:29:40.260 and our electricity grid was under strain to the point where we had like an amber alert style emergency

00:29:45.780 alert sent to our phones telling us to not run the washer and dryer and to turn off any excess

00:29:52.660 electricity because our grid was under such strain and when you think about it it's outrageous that

00:29:59.940 this is what alberta was faced with given that we have the world's third largest proven oil reserves we

00:30:08.980 are the saudi arabia of some of the cleanest burning coal on the planet and we are rich with natural gas

00:30:17.860 like when i say that we have a lot of coal it you can pick it out of the ground places it's in the

00:30:23.060 riverbeds it's it's everywhere it's everywhere um and it's the reason we just like strip mine it

00:30:28.980 because it's so close to the surface we don't have like burrowing style coal mines it's unnecessary

00:30:36.100 and the ndp with the collaboration of the federal government phased us out of coal early and it then be

00:30:44.580 the regulatory uncertainty of having an anti-oil government the ndp here in alberta for four

00:30:52.340 years meant that nobody wanted to invest in the next best option and that was natural gas now we

00:30:58.500 don't have enough natural gas on the grid uh we're stuck with these uh decommissioning um whole

00:31:06.900 fired facilities and some place as energy rich as alberta was left with the potential for rolling

00:31:14.100 blackouts in a cold snap which would be killing well like that's those are rolling blackouts when

00:31:21.540 it's minus 53 is how people die how people freeze to death and so i'm really excited that the first

00:31:28.660 use of the sovereignty act will be to fight back and protect the health and welfare of albertans by

00:31:37.380 protecting our electricity grid and i should just point out that it was actually coal electricity that

00:31:43.700 saved us during the potential for those rolling blackouts and that is because our friends in

00:31:48.420 wyoming and montana sold us electricity of course at a premium because they were in the same cold snap

00:31:54.740 too and guess how they get their reliable electricity and produce it in a surplus well it's from coal so

00:32:02.020 they didn't actually get alberta off coal they got alberta off coal jobs because those jobs are

00:32:09.220 are in wyoming and montana and they are still selling us electricity so while our towns like

00:32:16.580 forestberg and parkland county they are uh and hannah by the way uh they're losing jobs they are you know

00:32:25.140 have grief counselors in the mines to deal with people who are can you know they're underwater on their

00:32:30.660 house um you know we're we're just buying coal fired electricity from wyoming and montana it makes

00:32:38.500 absolutely no sense but good on us for having our premier do that um also on the green energy front

00:32:48.260 we are putting restrictions on where you can build these massive wind farms um and there has been some

00:32:57.940 pretty serious research into the effects of infrasound that is the unheard sound created by these massive

00:33:05.940 wind turbines and the down pressure of those blades and also the uh the living near the constant shadow

00:33:17.380 of these things that this going past your eyeballs all the time um it has some serious effects on living

00:33:25.860 creatures infrasound the the down pressure and then the like waving of the blades all the time

00:33:34.260 sounds like um gitmo style torture to me um but our premier says you just can't build these things over

00:33:41.460 your neighbor's house anymore uh we're not going to end up like ontario um no offense to ontario but

00:33:47.940 we don't want we kind of like it here we want to keep it that way so let's uh go to this video from

00:33:54.020 premier smith be responsible when it comes to approving applications renewables have a place in

00:33:59.540 our energy mix but the fact remains that they are intermittent and unreliable they are not the silver

00:34:05.140 bullet for alberta's electricity needs and they are not the silver bullet of electricity affordability

00:34:10.820 because each new development risks driving up the transmission costs and makes alberta's utility bills

00:34:17.060 even more expensive so we've been doing the work to ensure that we have clear rules for the regulator

00:34:22.340 investors municipalities and alberta landowners and having clear rules means that everyone knows

00:34:29.780 we will prioritize our agricultural lands that means the auc will take an agriculture first approach 0.83

00:34:36.420 when evaluating the best use of agricultural lands proposed for renewable development alberta will no

00:34:42.180 longer permit renewable generation development on class one and class two lands unless the proponent

00:34:47.140 can demonstrate the ability for both crops and or livestock to coexist with the renewable generation

00:34:53.060 project our government will establish the tools necessary to ensure alberta's native grasslands irrigable

00:34:58.580 and productive lands continue to be available for agricultural production protecting alberta's land is

00:35:04.900 also why we will establish buffer zones of a minimum of 35 kilometers around protected areas and other

00:35:11.060 pristine viewscapes as designated by the province new wind projects will no longer be permitted within those buffer

00:35:18.820 zones and other proposed developments located within the buffer zones may be subject to a visual impact

00:35:25.940 assessment before approval albertans have been vocal that they don't want large-scale developments to

00:35:31.460 interfere with our province's most beautiful natural features you cannot build wind turbines the size of the

00:35:37.940 calgary tower in front of a unesco world heritage site or on nose hill or in your neighbor's backyard

00:35:45.140 we have a duty to protect the natural beauty and communities of our province and that includes

00:35:50.340 reclamation which is why developers will be responsible for reclamation costs via bond or

00:35:55.460 security the reclamation costs will either be provided directly to the alberta government or may be

00:36:00.660 negotiated with landowners if sufficient evidence is provided to the auc such as money being set aside

00:36:06.820 and held in trust it is critical that we do not repeat errors of the past and that we have

00:36:12.100 reclamation rules and costs accounted for at the beginning of any development

00:36:18.900 that makes me so happy and you know i saw a tweet from steven gilbo the um federal environment minister

00:36:26.900 and he's he he's sort of upset that we're not going to allow the contamination of our agricultural lands by

00:36:33.060 these toxic green energy projects we're not going to um allow our beef to be tormented by infrasound and 1.00

00:36:42.100 our arable cropland to be contaminated by leaky solar panels that's wonderful um i guess steven gilbo is i

00:36:51.700 i guess he's in favor of large-scale industrial projects that's weird um but what's really happening

00:36:58.020 here and what environmentalists won't tell you is that now green energy projects are being subject to

00:37:05.300 the same regulations as oil and gas projects most oil and gas projects of i in fact i i'm hard pressed

00:37:13.300 to think of one they all have to set aside money for reclamation and remediation

00:37:23.460 before they can do anything it's part of the approvals process that has not been the case for

00:37:29.620 green energy they could just build a wind turbine and have no concept of what to do at the end of life

00:37:37.620 of that thing at the end of life of every energy project it has to be reclaimed as albertans we know

00:37:43.860 what an oil and gas lease looks like after the drilling rig is gone right it's just a tiny footprint

00:37:50.260 it's just a little tiny wellhead and that's it it's everything else is reclaimed the farmers happy

00:37:56.820 he's getting royalties everybody everybody has seen cattle horses livestock hayfield

00:38:05.620 in and around the little tiny reclaimed uh lease site um because it doesn't affect the wildlife

00:38:13.700 but these big huge massive wind turbines they torment the wildlife and uh so you know all we're asking

00:38:22.340 is that green energy be treated the same as oil and gas with a reclamation and remediation fund

00:38:28.180 you're being treated fairly so that makes me very happy um it's good i'm glad you know if the uh hippies 1.00

00:38:39.700 can get all up in arms because we want to build a coal mine on the eastern slopes of the rockies and

00:38:44.020 have that thing canceled because they want to preserve the pristine views of the rockies

00:38:49.220 then the same must be said for uh wind turbines just obscuring the beauty of the great plains

00:38:59.140 i'm so pleased with this policy i'm not tired of winning here in alberta it's great uh i think oh

00:39:06.260 let's move on to the scott moe tweet scott moe is very angry right now with the federal government

00:39:13.460 because the federal government continues to treat people from saskatchewan unfairly so uh his tweet

00:39:21.860 pretty well explains why saskatchewan is mad let's read it together um those of you who are regular

00:39:29.540 viewers of rebel news will know that uh saskatchewan has a crown corporation energy company and the crown

00:39:36.500 corporation energy company this is one of the rare times that i am ever in favor of a crown corporation

00:39:41.780 they are not collecting the carbon tax from customers in saskatchewan because uh justin show

00:39:50.420 gave a carve out to people who use heating oil for home heating well guess who those people are it's

00:39:58.020 not us on the prairies right it's largely atlanta canada and the liberals are not doing so well in

00:40:03.220 atlanta canada their mps are hearing it from their residents and uh so to save the

00:40:11.700 jobs of liberal mps in atlantic canada a carve out was given for those canadians so those canadians

00:40:19.460 are being treated favorably over those of us in western canada who use largely natural gas for

00:40:24.900 home heating and so scott moe said aha we have a unique ability to do something about this and so he

00:40:32.100 did and the feds are mad at him uh i think at one point there were there was talk about you know like

00:40:39.780 sending him to jail or whatever so let's let's read what scott moe has to say again he's

00:40:47.620 i bet you in like four weeks well that's not true i was going to say i bet you in four weeks alberta

00:40:52.420 will figure out how to do the exact same thing but that's not true we have uh created a law that says

00:40:58.900 that we can um sort of create our own energy i don't want to say company but a crown corporation that

00:41:05.940 would sort of be a buffer to protect our um producers and retailers but allow the non-collection

00:41:17.060 of carbon taxes so that we could do the same thing as saskatchewan again we're just like yeah us too and

00:41:22.340 we're also going to do it a little bit louder so so many of these good ideas are coming out of

00:41:26.580 saskatchewan let's get into his tweet it's his response to the federal government threatening to

00:41:31.300 take away the carbon tax rebate for saskatchewan families because let's remember saskatchewan also

00:41:35.620 plays pays the carbon tax on a gazillion other things this is just home heating they pay it on

00:41:41.380 uh vehicle um vehicle gasoline farmers um on grain drying so uh it's factored into the cost of food

00:41:51.940 shipping everything right like the carbon tax is a tax that accumulates all the way down the supply chain

00:41:57.060 so it's it's a cumulative collection of tax every step of the way so anyways the federal government

00:42:06.420 says um they're going to not give saskatchewan families the rebate because scott mo has given

00:42:13.220 them the tax break that other canadians are getting on their home heating even though saskatchewan has made

00:42:20.900 the decision to no longer collect and remit the trudeau carbon tax on natural gas saskatchewan

00:42:25.380 people are still paying millions of dollars of trudeau carbon tax i love how he calls it that

00:42:30.020 each year on gasoline diesel propane and essentially everything in the supply chain yes yes yes so on

00:42:36.020 what basis would they cancel the entire rebate especially when they are still providing carbon

00:42:41.060 tax rebates to families in atlantic canada oh that's such a great point they're getting a break

00:42:47.220 in atlantic canada and they're also getting the carbon tax rebate so all scott mo is doing is 0.69

00:42:55.860 ensuring equal treatment for the people of saskatchewan good for him of course it's ridiculous 0.85

00:43:00.740 and of course it's a ridiculous and unfair response to saskatchewan providing tax fairness

00:43:05.860 for saskatchewan families after the federal government removed the carbon tax on home

00:43:08.980 heating oil primarily for atlantic canada if the trudeau government follows through on this threat

00:43:14.100 they will once again be penalizing saskatchewan families for wanting to be treated the same as other

00:43:18.100 canadians but if saskatchewan people stop getting the rebate entirely saskatchewan should stop paying

00:43:24.740 the carbon tax entirely no rebate no tax friends we've got ourselves a standoff

00:43:30.500 good good i don't think scott mo is gonna blink i really don't what because at the end of the day

00:43:42.740 what is trudeau gonna do what is he gonna do come and put scott mo in handcuffs and take him to jail

00:43:54.820 what is he gonna do all scott mo is doing is ensuring that saskatchewan families are being

00:44:00.580 treated the same as those in atlantic canada atlantic canadian families on home heating oil

00:44:06.820 get a rebate and they had the carbon tax removed from their home heat

00:44:15.780 i don't know i think trudeau's gonna blank let me know in the comments what you guys think

00:44:20.660 let's uh go on to a section aptly called liberals being liberals this is a story i just can't get

00:44:27.140 enough of i don't know about you but i love these pretend indian stories pretendians pretend indians

00:44:33.540 uh these uh fancy well-kept white people pretending to be indigenous uh to advance their careers

00:44:43.220 buffy saint marie i'm sorry beverly santa maria just regular old italian lady from the eastern seaboard 1.00

00:44:52.260 um pretending to be um uh cree lady from a saskatchewan first nation she's not even canadian

00:45:01.460 it's just like i just can't even um and then we had uh i think it was a judge judge university

00:45:11.540 professors too they pretend to be indigenous it advances their career because of course there are 1.00

00:45:16.660 indigenous hiring quotas race-based hiring quotas this is what you get you know when you have a you

00:45:23.780 have you know sort of a hierarchy of grievances and then so you

00:45:27.220 you don't award on merit and you don't hire on merit uh to accommodate the hierarchy of grievances

00:45:35.380 and you get pretenders and we're getting one now it's a liberal mp this guy's a real piece of work

00:45:41.620 he his dad has never once said he was indigenous and i think his dad was an mp or an mpp and this guy sat

00:45:48.900 on in trudeau's indigenous caucus like the algonquins have basically washed their hands of him and said

00:45:56.980 no liberal mp maintains indigenous identity despite removal from algonquin group marx ray intends to

00:46:04.580 continue identifying as metis says he doesn't need membership in a political association a liberal

00:46:11.620 member of parliament says he'll continue identifying as indigenous see this is the problem identify

00:46:17.780 despite being removed from the algonquins of ontario in a recent registry cleanup

00:46:24.100 uh the controversial i don't think it's controversial uh umbrella organization is

00:46:29.060 tightening up enrollment criteria removing nearly 25 of its electors as it presses to conclude a

00:46:34.420 modern treaty with the canadian and ontario governments but even though nickel belt mp marx ray

00:46:40.580 is no longer with the matter what north bay algonquin first nation he isn't backing away from his identity

00:46:46.980 uh he's he says he doesn't of course because he wouldn't meet the requirements he doesn't

00:46:53.140 intend to apply to join the metis nation of ontario which is on the cusp of attaining federal recognition

00:46:58.420 as an indigenous government um the they go they go into the the middle part of this article is just

00:47:12.420 to make sure that you don't read to the end like they go into the history of the land claim agreement

00:47:16.900 that they're trying to get into place but uh in sarae's case his root ancestor was listed as oh lord

00:47:30.420 marie mita wamakukui okay i'm really sorry i'm just he has uh an algonquin woman born in the 1630s

00:47:43.940 as his root ancestor this is like those weird things on facebook that say did you know

00:47:52.020 that madonna and uh kate middleton are related and they're like yeah they have a shared ancestor from

00:47:58.820 like the time of christ um i think this is much similar um this caught anyways he claims that this

00:48:09.460 woman is his ancestor this caught the attention of university of ottawa professor daryl larue

00:48:14.980 who questions raised claims during the 2019 election um

00:48:22.340 so because so many people are claiming that this one woman was their ancestor that algonquin

00:48:31.380 uh the algonquins uh the algonquins basically said no you have to have like a shared it like a

00:48:40.500 a genealogical link to an algonquin family like sooner not that far back

00:48:46.660 and so this i read into this before because um

00:49:00.900 like this is just crazy but i read into this before and um

00:49:06.980 this guy's dad was also a politician and never once did he claim that he was indigenous

00:49:13.860 ever once it just became a thing that saray claimed and then saray was in the 0.99

00:49:20.500 justin trudeau's like indigenous caucus and apparently his only tie to indigenous ancestry

00:49:31.140 is this woman that he claims he's related to from 1630 that's his only indigenous ties like

00:49:41.220 like 400 like from the 1630s like

00:49:48.260 anyway uh but this is a problem when you have a hierarchy of grievances

00:49:54.020 and then you put in race-based programs to address the hierarchy of grievances

00:49:59.700 and we somehow attribute people um merit just because of their racial ancestry which i believe

00:50:09.140 is what we used to call racism instead of just merit on the basis of merit alone

00:50:18.180 we've decided that being discriminated against makes you virtuous and so people like to adopt

00:50:23.300 that virtue by claiming that they are part of the discriminated against class 0.56

00:50:28.100 yes and here we are and they so often they have sort of these liberal leanings these people who

00:50:36.100 believe in uh anything but meritocracy they're the ones that end up being the fraudulence

00:50:44.180 and fakers and this guy's right in the liberal caucus do you imagine by the way the firestorm if

00:50:49.620 this guy were a conservative we would never hear the end of it but because he's a liberal they're

00:50:53.860 like no you know what he identifies as this and let's just move on all right uh let's move on to

00:51:00.900 speaking of real people being discriminated against and not mr saray who decided he was a member of a

00:51:06.980 minority class so that he could i don't know gain uh prominence in the liberal caucus real people six

00:51:16.420 million of them were discriminated against by the federal government thanks to justin trudeau's

00:51:23.540 discriminatory policies during covet and those were people who were subject to

00:51:32.500 the inability to travel travel restrictions you couldn't go out and eat many of you lost your jobs

00:51:39.140 uh fines and tickets but liberal mp kevin lamoureux says thank goodness thank goodness that those

00:51:48.820 people were marginalized from society that they were cut away from good virtuous people like him

00:51:56.500 because if you made a medical choice that was different than his you were somehow just a far

00:52:03.460 right conspiracy theorist let's show this clip and i just want to know how much money did they spend on

00:52:11.300 these studies to support this arrived scam when they knew that they didn't have the science to even

00:52:16.580 support it from day one the honorable parliamentary secretary well madam speaker the mega conservative

00:52:23.060 far right is coming out these are the the anti uh you know these are the ones that still deny uh the the

00:52:29.940 you know the pandemic and at the end of the day um you know thank goodness it was uh the canadians and

00:52:37.460 the majority of the people in the house saw the value of protecting the health and well-being of

00:52:42.500 canadians and that the far right was marginalized uh back then manager because as a direct result more

00:52:49.620 people are living today in canada as a direct result a lot more people are were healthier during uh that process

00:52:59.940 i mean i suppose that is true if you don't take into account all the undiagnosed cancers and then

00:53:04.660 the cancers that didn't get treatment because we wanted to keep those hospitals empty and then

00:53:08.260 i suppose that would be true too if we didn't take into account all those excess deaths that nobody can

00:53:12.660 seem to explain uh yeah then if you just ignore those things then yes people are healthier if you ignore

00:53:19.620 the mental health crisis on young people that were isolated for upwards of three years then yeah i guess

00:53:26.100 canadians are healthier or the obesity epidemic because would they all just uber eats and chilled uh

00:53:33.620 then yeah i suppose we are healthier but yeah i'm not taking advice about health from gollum there by the way

00:53:42.020 let's also go into another crazy liberal uh video it's liberal immigration minister mark miller

00:53:49.860 making wild and crazy claims about the state of israel i i know that we call them the liberal hamas caucus

00:54:04.660 but this is hamas propaganda at its finest i mean this could have been straight out of the plo media office

00:54:11.300 uh let's show this clip i undertook with my cabinet colleagues to help push local authorities including

00:54:19.780 israel and egypt to make sure that we could facilitate their transition into cairo and then

00:54:26.180 complete biometrics and then to canada so that they can be in safety so it's very frustrating to me i

00:54:31.540 don't want to put together a program that is failing but we are all failing gazans at this point and i think

00:54:36.340 that is something that um we need to realize that they are under they are it's probably the largest

00:54:44.260 hostage taking right now in in in the world and it is something that um if canada can play a small

00:54:51.140 role in it we can't be everything to everyone but if canada can play a role in this in getting people

00:54:57.380 out and safe we're willing to play it but right now we haven't had the success that we wanted to

00:55:02.180 if the gazans are being taken hostage it is at the hands of hamas it's interesting that he says that

00:55:13.700 that is the hostage taking crisis happening it's the gazans what about the israeli hostages that are

00:55:22.980 still being held in gaza city in the uh unruh hospitals how about them wait we didn't mention

00:55:34.340 them at all by the way he said that we are facilitating the movement of gazan refugees to cairo

00:55:45.060 where they will be uh have their biometric records taken and then moving them to canada why aren't

00:55:52.740 they staying in cairo why doesn't egypt want them why did egypt build the wall

00:56:01.060 so high and then so deep into the ground why doesn't egypt want them 0.96

00:56:06.740 for the same reason canada shouldn't want them and that is because unfortunately we cannot screen out

00:56:18.260 the bad guys because i think it's three quarters of gazans are sympathetic to hamas and the support for

00:56:32.660 uh for hamas has gone up gone up since the october 7th attack that left 1200 israelis butchered and

00:56:43.940 another 240 including women and children kidnapped and taken into gaza

00:56:52.660 so how do you how do you screen for the safety of canadians i don't actually think they care

00:56:57.780 because there are a lot of concerns about the safety of canadians back here at home we have the

00:57:01.460 just chinese scientists running around with pockets full of viruses in winnipeg so i mean just add it 0.99

00:57:07.940 to the list of uh security concerns that the liberals just ignore because it they think it will benefit

00:57:15.300 them somehow but yeah if they're being moved into cairo for screening why does cairo want them

00:57:26.660 continue to continue to be moved out that should be the question canadians are asking these liberals

00:57:32.820 and i think we know the reason why one last thing before we move into this fun little story that

00:57:39.940 everyone's going to be mad at me about my uh email was people were angry about it in my email uh but

00:57:48.020 let's go into this uh uh story from holly doan holly and doan uh she is one of the publishers over at

00:57:56.900 black locks reporter great independent news network or news website and they boy i enjoy how hard they

00:58:07.540 prickle against the mainstream media the mainstream media sure dislike them so as you know the

00:58:14.100 the cbc there's uh catherine tate the head of the cbc who so deeply managed the cbc that um

00:58:29.300 by the way tate is paid 500 000 a year with an additional 21 bonus um tate also billed

00:58:37.700 119 309 in expenses over the past two years including business class flights to brussels geneva hollywood

00:58:47.940 london prague and tokyo uh access records also indicate 1142 of the 6262 employees at the cbc received

00:58:59.060 bonuses last year payouts totaled over 16 million or an equivalent of 14 000 each but uh

00:59:07.380 before christmas cbc was whining about chronic underfunding and so the liberals have decided

00:59:14.980 to top them up to another 96 million so another hundred million dollars of your money going to

00:59:20.980 the cbc to produce content you don't care about and paid bonuses to people you want unemployed

00:59:26.740 so the cbc budget will increase from roughly uh 1.3 billion dollars to 1.4 billion and don't forget they get

00:59:36.740 advertising dollars too and they also get money from mandatory carriage because if you have a tv

00:59:42.820 whether you just have the air waves or you have cable or satellite you are forced to take the cbc

00:59:48.260 and so they get money for that too and uh they were threatening massive layoffs and uh so justin

00:59:58.100 trudeau said oh no no no no my press secretaries they cannot be laid off we need them we are doing

01:00:04.180 worse than ever in the polls and so we need all the help that we can get and so the cbc just got their

01:00:10.500 payoff they know what to do they know what to do and boy are they going to use that 100 million dollars

01:00:16.500 to attack regular people even harder than they normally do

01:00:22.740 so uh hunker down we're in for a real deluge of justin trudeau love letters from the cbc and they

01:00:32.740 are going to be going after his critics like their jobs depend on it because well wouldn't you know it

01:00:38.100 they do all right we're at the top of the hour but i just want to touch on this quick little story

01:00:43.940 here and the reason i want to talk about it is because i follow the facts wherever they take me

01:00:50.500 and sometimes you guys don't like that but the moral of the story is that i come by my opinions

01:00:59.140 honestly and i'm not going to sugarcoat things for you even though it might burst a few bubbles

01:01:07.620 it's this story i wrote up yesterday i thought everybody mad at me

01:01:13.220 sorry it's just taking a second for me to load

01:01:14.980 a ppc candidate from 2021 is the suspended d and d that's department of national defense employee

01:01:24.260 that is embroiled in the arrive can scandal david yeo the people's party candidate for west nippian

01:01:29.860 in the 2021 federal election is also the ceo of dalian enterprises which received 7.9 million

01:01:37.380 for its work on the arrive can app but this is not the only time this guy received federal money

01:01:42.900 david yeo's candidate website boasted of being against mandatory vaccine passports at the same

01:01:48.740 time his two-person indigenous-owned company made millions on the mandatory government travel

01:01:53.620 surveillance app used to quarantine and find returning canadian travelers during covid lockdowns

01:01:58.900 and he all this happened thanks to race-based contract awards we just talked about this

01:02:05.060 yo was the people's party candidates um and he's the ceo of dalian enterprises okay we already read

01:02:12.820 that due to the serious nature of the concerns raised the dnd is launching an internal investigation

01:02:19.860 into the matter said a department spokesperson to ctv the individual has been suspended while this

01:02:26.820 investigation is underway we're in the process of suspending contracts with dalian

01:02:31.140 according to the globe and mail dalian was awarded the contract as part of a federal government

01:02:36.340 program aimed at giving preferential treatment to indigenous operated companies and

01:02:42.900 dalian's website also claims the firm is veteran owned now this is where things get hanky

01:02:50.740 through joint ventures with another company coridix the two-person company has received numerous

01:02:56.100 federal contracts prompting a review of the procurement process favoring indigenous bids

01:03:00.900 to the two corporate entities together in their joint ventures have received a combined 400 million

01:03:09.620 in federal contracts

01:03:13.860 in an all candidates debate in september 2021 you railed against the notion of proof of vaccination and the

01:03:19.300 burden the discriminatory policy would place on service workers

01:03:22.900 the website listing you as a ppc candidate in 2021 describes him as an entrepreneur war veteran a

01:03:29.860 direct descendant of a treaty signing first nations indigenous chief robert franklin who was his great

01:03:36.260 grandfather on his website the reasons for running

01:03:42.740 were to ensure every business is essential and end the lockdowns

01:03:47.060 because the ppc is against mandatory vaccination mandatory vaccine passports and the ppc supports pipelines

01:03:58.420 so this guy was enriching himself at least to the tune of nearly eight million dollars

01:04:05.060 on an app that forced canadians into quarantine and forced them into fines and it was essential in

01:04:12.740 ensuring ensuring ensuring parts of the lockdown and i say this because um

01:04:22.980 just because somebody is on your team ppc years or because they claim to be part of the greater

01:04:29.060 conservative movement doesn't mean they are not worth your scrutiny just ask jason kenney

01:04:34.820 right um you know and that is not to say that somebody cannot be worthy of redemption after the fact

01:04:44.580 but this guy was running his mouth at one side saying i'm against mandatory vaccination and lockdowns

01:04:52.020 while getting federal government contracts to be part of the lockdown app that surveilled canadians

01:04:59.540 all i'm saying is at rebel news even if it makes us some enemies we're going to follow the facts

01:05:07.780 wherever they are you might not like it um but it is our job i think part of my job here rebel news

01:05:14.900 is to drag the conservative movement itself because i'm i don't have a vested interest in any party i don't

01:05:22.740 actually trust politicians all that much um and they continue to let the normal people down but i think

01:05:28.020 it's our job to continue to drag the conservative movement back to the right be a voice to the

01:05:33.220 right of them because everything else is on the left of them the cbc the media the culture

01:05:42.420 the activist class academia they're all on the left and they drag everything to the center 0.95

01:05:49.300 and it's our job to bring them back to the right and you know somebody sent a tweet to me yesterday and

01:05:57.220 said oh uh what's wrong with uh conservatives that they can't even like especially in alberta what's

01:06:04.580 wrong with conservatives that they can't get a leader to last one term like we basically saying

01:06:12.260 the ndp you know like that rachel notley could have been leader forever they never would have turned on

01:06:16.820 her and i thought actually that's a really good quality about us it sort of makes us unelectable

01:06:22.820 sometimes but it's really a good quality that conservatives have have morally speaking that

01:06:31.380 the left really doesn't you look at justin trudeau and all of his scandals and is he facing really

01:06:40.900 leadership challenges from within is he facing a movement to get rid of him no not really not organized

01:06:48.020 i mean there's some rumblings here and there but not like jason kenney uh not like allison redford

01:06:54.900 got here in alberta alberta is a place where if our conservatives aren't conservative enough we boot

01:07:01.700 them out and lots of times we even start a new party reform wild rose uh united conservatives um

01:07:09.140 that's what we do because we don't abide blindly following a leader just because he's on your side or

01:07:15.860 on your team um their conservatives tend to be loyal to the ideas and not the party which means

01:07:24.900 that they are a moral and principled people but it also becomes hard to elect them because um

01:07:32.820 because they they start fighting with each other so but that is that is the thing about individualists

01:07:38.500 right it's hard to get us going all in the same direction um i should check to see if we have any

01:07:43.620 chats olivia do we couple uh all right okay great i heard that lawyer chad williamson is in the youtube

01:07:56.900 chat that's interesting hi chat i don't get to see the youtube chat as it goes by uh shadow uh

01:08:07.220 uh not five or sorry shadow nine four four nine ask us there's any brian mulrooney talk probably

01:08:14.100 worth a mention uh yes brian mulrooney passed away yesterday um isn't it odd that brian mulrooney has

01:08:21.140 passed and yet jean kretchen lives on and you know it say what you will about brian mulrooney and i know

01:08:29.860 i've said some things uh could we perhaps shut our mouths while his family is dealing with his

01:08:37.540 passing i just the gruesomeness on the internet you know just i i don't know just

01:08:48.820 just don't i just it's it's gross

01:08:52.820 um i'm sure ezra will have more to say about brian mulrooney um he'll probably tweet about him a

01:08:59.300 little bit um but yes he passed um there's his prominent jayleno chin um and you know he's he was

01:09:11.460 the prime minister of trade talks with the united states um ensured that we had good relations with our

01:09:19.380 largest trading partner uh i think he's the acid rain prime minister also you know how we don't

01:09:27.220 talk about acid rain anymore uh that's brian mulrooney it was a real pollutant not like carbon dioxide

01:09:34.660 and he worked to make sure that you know our our landscapes and our cities and our crops are not

01:09:40.660 destroyed by a very real pollutant um brian mulrooney is was part of solving that problem so i mean he

01:09:49.300 was i think maybe one of the last true environmentalists that actually solved like

01:09:54.500 a real problem like a real problem that uh was affecting both our nations and he fixed it

01:10:04.420 or at least laid the groundwork to fix it um while justin show fights the air that we breathe

01:10:12.580 uh universey gives us five bucks how many more scandals will be uncovered before jt does the 1.00

01:10:18.020 right thing and steps down you know what i think he won't step down i think he's going to ride this

01:10:24.260 out to the bitter end uh i think the talent pool is quite shallow uh within the liberal party of

01:10:30.740 canada i think anybody now who might have been a prospective replacement like christopher freeland

01:10:35.780 they're too tainted by justin trudeau they're just too painted with the same scandalous brush as him

01:10:40.740 and so they'd have to go from without the party and i think that would probably be mark carney who has

01:10:50.580 sort of painted himself as the reasonable foil to justin trudeau's uh comic buffoonery but don't kid

01:10:59.940 yourself mark carney is an eco radical i think far worse than justin trudeau like justin trudeau just

01:11:07.620 thinks that co2 is a pollutant uh mark carney is instrumental in debanking and de-insuring energy

01:11:14.020 projects that's one of the things he does with the united nations so uh he he's smarter but sometimes

01:11:25.060 that might mean smarter as in cagier and more conniving uh pamela for freedom he has us 10 bucks 0.96

01:11:33.540 god bless you sheila to be a fearless truth teller the truth is getting stronger and their lives are getting

01:11:37.300 weaker well i hope so some people don't like hearing the truth though they'd prefer a sweet

01:11:41.620 sweet lie or just to me for me to ignore the truth uh but that's okay that's okay i've got tough skin

01:11:49.540 uh lisa proust or proust lisa haven't seen you in a while i'm sorry david's not here to be a feast for

01:11:57.780 for the eyes for you ten dollars thank you amazing sheila and the whole team for your constant amazing

01:12:03.940 work much love and admiration from bad montreal well lisa thanks so much i haven't heard from you in a

01:12:09.700 while but i'm glad that you're still a loyal list listener and viewer and contributor to the show um

01:12:16.100 we couldn't do it without people like you and really frankly all of you even even those of you who just

01:12:22.100 watch the show and then share the show tell other people about the show that that's worth something

01:12:27.380 too that's uh word of mouth advertising that money can't buy uh olivia is that it for the show 1.00

01:12:36.820 okay great let's go out on this clip from uh scott adams uh talking about bill c63 that's the online

01:12:45.300 harms act and he cannot believe that it is real he can't believe that there's like a pre-crimes law

01:12:52.260 coming um and that we will be uh retroactively hauled before human rights tribunals for uh the

01:13:00.900 things we did in our past to hurt other people's feelings and could be subject to house arrest for

01:13:05.700 things we might do in the future to hurt other people's feelings so they've got our past in our

01:13:10.820 future um it's all under control of justin trudeau uh you know you'll get life in jail or house arrest

01:13:18.580 or uh twenty thousand dollars and fines uh death by a thousand cuts for us here at rebel news who

01:13:23.860 go around hurting people's feelings all the time with the truth so we'll go out on that uh thanks

01:13:29.460 to everybody who tuned in today thanks to everybody who works behind the scenes um in the office at rebel

01:13:35.380 hq and around the country to make sure the show is there for you when you want to click on it

01:13:40.500 uh thanks to lawyer chad williamson for being in the uh youtube chats there and thanks for being

01:13:46.100 such a fighter for freedom and a true believer in the mission here at rebel news uh thanks to

01:13:52.740 everybody who chipped in every little bit helps um keep the lights on here at rebel news because we'll

01:13:57.380 never take a penny from justin trudeau because right like how could we hold him to account if we did

01:14:02.900 mainstream media i guess that's it um i'll sign off the way david menzies always signs off as a

01:14:08.340 salute to my friend who's out in the field today stay sane now here's a story that i swear to god i

01:14:15.940 can't believe it's true but you know jordan peterson was interacting with the story and

01:14:22.500 there was a source was shown so maybe it's true canada is introducing the harms act

01:14:31.140 where the government can put you under house arrest or make you wear an ankle bracelet if someone else

01:14:39.140 believes that you might in the future write something hateful online

01:14:46.740 what if somebody thinks you might in the future write something hateful online

01:14:53.940 canada can put a bracelet on you and give you house arrest

01:14:57.540 how can that be true i'm going to put a stake in the story and say it's not true

01:15:04.820 that there's something missing

01:15:08.020 now i saw the source and it looked like an official bill

01:15:13.460 there's something wrong here i'm going to say this is too on the nose

01:15:18.900 and that there's no way canada is going to punish people for a crime they didn't do

01:15:24.340 i'm going to say no two on the nose now i i get that i saw the source i get that i saw the source

01:15:35.540 don't believe it

Rebel News Podcast - March 01, 2024

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