REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ Convoy lawsuit update, Liberals' 25% immigrant labour goal, Carney's NATO spending
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The wheels of justice are slow turning, and the wheels of news and media are fast-turning so fast that oftentimes I'm like, "I can't even keep up. I'm in this business, and I can't keep up."
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Tamara Ugolini, and I'm joined today by our regular Rebel correspondent and friend,
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Lise Merle from Saskatchewan. How are you doing over there, Lise?
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Well, hello, my darling Tamara Ugolini. I'm doing great. It is a beautiful day in Saskatchewan.
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And yes, our beloved Sheila Gunreed is taking some well-deserved time away from the show
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today. So I'm just so delighted, though, to be here with you. And we have a jam-packed,
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action-packed show for our viewers today. Well, the news never stops, and neither do we at Rebel
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Yeah, the wheels, they say the wheels of justice are slow-turning, and the wheels of news and
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media are fast-turning. So fast that oftentimes I'm like, I'm in this business, and I can't even
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keep up. But today we're going to talk about the convoy lawsuit, you know, with all the people who
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were extremely triggered by phantom honking. We'll get an update from that. Liberals' 25%
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Immigrant Labour Goal and Carney's NATO spending and some revised targets. So you can join us on a few
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So without further ado, I think we'll hit right into the Carney topic. Because he so as our fairly
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newly minted Prime Minister hailed himself as a liberal outsider when really he's been on the
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inside this entire time. He is now saying that Canada will be able to meet new NATO spending targets.
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And we will do that, apparently, by developing critical minerals, something that people have
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been saying for, well, probably decades, remove the bureaucracy, get the red tape out of the way,
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we have a vast array of minerals and resources to drive and develop from. So let's get into them. But
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anyway, NATO has asked basically for its members to commit even higher defense spendings. And given the
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global political situation, I can see why. But previously, it had been 2%. And now it's being
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requested that we boost that spending up to 5%. So Mark Carney just said at the annual leaders summit
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that happened in the Netherlands, that he's going to utilize our critical minerals by doing so.
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But I wanted to point out a fun little tweet or post, I should say, that was in response to,
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so this originally comes from the National Post, that Carney will develop critical minerals to pay for
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our NATO defense spending. And Friends of Science, bless their little hearts. They said, yeah,
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in 18 years, Carney, Carney at that point will be 78 years old, because the average lead time for mining
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and to get them off the ground and to start them is 18 years.
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Right. It's a very long and complicated process. Yeah, these aren't projects that can turn over overnight.
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Right. Right. We're not turning new mines over on a dime. This takes years of development
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to even hit the attempt to break ground. And we have the liberals with all of their, you know,
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climate alarmism and red tape standing in the way that, I mean, he's committing us to billions of
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dollars in new spending, when we potentially won't even reap the benefits of that for another,
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you know, decade or two. As somebody who claims to be a banker, you would think you'd have the
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wherewithal to recognize that. Well, and I just wonder if the provinces have been consulted,
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because as it pertains to critical minerals, all critical minerals under the ground in Canada
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are natural resources and natural resources are firmly in the purview of the provinces.
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The natural resources that are underground in any given province are the property of that province.
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So have the provinces signed on? Are the people or the residents of the provinces okay with their
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natural resources? These are resources that should benefit the people of the individual provinces.
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Are people okay with their resources being mined and exploited to benefit NATO? Or would they
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rather their natural resources be developed and sold and then benefit the people of the individual
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provinces? Because I know that coming from a very, very resource-rich province, Saskatchewan,
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we are absolutely full of uranium. We are absolutely full of potash and critical minerals that
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that the world needs right now. Are we okay with exploiting all of those resources and then just
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giving all the money to NATO? Like, is this going to be a net benefit for the provinces? And I'm not sure
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that that question is being asked or answered by the federal government. Well, he kind of loosely,
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in a roundabout way, which is typical political speak, addressed some of that. And so in this,
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and I have it pulled up as, sorry, the CTV news article, that about, I don't know, I'm going to say
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about a third of the way down in the article, Carney says that some of this spending counts towards
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the 5%. So this is, NATO wants Canada to commit $150 billion this year, which would be 5% of Canada's
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GDP. Whereas last year, we spent $41 billion on defense. And Carney says that some of the spending
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for that counts towards the 5%. In fact, a lot of it would count toward that 5% because of infrastructure
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spending. It's ports and railroads and other ways to get these minerals out. So he's like selling it
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to Canadians as though we'll help by developing the infrastructure at the same time as we extract
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these minerals and then use it to fund NATO defense targets. He says that's something that benefits the
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Canadian economy, but it's also side part of our NATO, our new NATO responsibilities. So he's trying to quell
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those concerns right out right out of the gate, it seems.
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Let's, do we have a video of Mark Carney talking about this that we want to watch?
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Yeah, here's Carney saying how hard we're working to ensure this spending takes place.
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Canada is already beginning working towards a target of three and a half percent of GDP
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by 2035. By expanding our plan to invest in the Canadian Armed Forces, to modernize our military
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equipment and technology, to help build up our own defense and security industries, as well as to
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diversify our defense partnerships. We're also working to ensure that we are spending one and a half
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percent of our GDP in defense and security-related infrastructure. So that means ports, airports,
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infrastructure to support the development and exportation of critical minerals, telecommunications,
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and emergency preparedness systems. These investments serve our defense, as well as protecting
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the readiness and resilience to protect Canadians.
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Yeah, I don't hear anything really about actually investing. Oh, do you have one of those ankle
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I thought she was out of the room. I'm so sorry, guys. Meet Thunder. Meet Thunder, the barkiest dog
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Going back to Mark Carney, you know, it'd be really great if the Government of Canada and the Liberal Party
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of Canada wouldn't have underspent on defense, on military, on critical resource development,
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and on infrastructure for the past 10 years. You know, there are a million ways that we could have
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saved money or could be saving money by eviscerating DEI programs, by eviscerating climate programs,
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by saving all of the money that we're throwing, that we're throwing hand over fist at all of these
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pointless federal government programs. And now we're behind the eight ball and having to rush to make
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up for the lack of funding that we have. Like, I see this as nothing but a, you know, throwing money
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that we have elsewhere after making 10 years of mistakes. Like, this is craziness that we would
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be rushing to make up for our shortfall in NATO funding. If this was a priority, it should have
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been a priority 10 years ago. Like, this isn't rocket science. We shouldn't have neglected
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our defense spending, our military spending, our infrastructure spending. We'd be in a lot
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better position had we not wasted all of this money over the last 10 years. Not to mention all
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of the billions of dollars that we've funneled into proxy wars. Oh, just crazy. As we neglect our
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own defense system. So nearly half of our military equipment is unavailable and unserviceable.
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Right. Nearly half. Not ready. Not ready for any sort of, not ready for any sort of active situation
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where the military would be needed. And yet, we're, are we, are we, are we to assume that
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Canada has no other issues that, that real Canadians need addressed right now? Our homelessness
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problem, our healthcare issues, our education issues. Are we assuming that, that this is the
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best use of taxpayer money? No. What Mark Carney is saying is Canadians be damned. We're going to
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spend our money on rearming Europe and going into, you know, funding other proxy wars. Like, this is,
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this is that insanity. And nowhere in this discussion have I heard anything about boosting
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military capacity. Like, our actual troops on the ground military, with only 58% of the armed forces,
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the Canadian armed forces members, available to mobilize. So that is just a little bit more than
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half. Less than half of our equipment is actually usable. So I'd say Canada's in pretty dire straits
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heading into any sort of geopolitical conflict that, I mean, is already happening across the pond.
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And this is very unsettling times, especially as Carney commits billions out of, and will fund that
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with projects that haven't even broken ground and likely won't break ground for at least five to 10
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years, whose, whose rewards we can't reap the benefits of for another roughly two decades. This is crazy talk.
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Yeah, Canada, Canada is in a disaster situation. And we're in no position to offer help to other
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nations. But like to just put put a fine point on it. We're in no position to offer help to other
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nations when we're not even taking care of ourselves. So yeah. And meanwhile, we have Prime Minister
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Carney up here on the global stage, saying basically that Canada identifies as European. Let's show this
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little clip. Most Europe, European and non European nations. It's not necessarily a comment about the,
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the the historical makeup of the country. But it's the relative value set, the value on liberty,
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the value on democracy, the importance of solidarity help, you know, we have similar social welfare
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systems, the importance we put on sustainability, our ability to mutualize, in other words, to work with
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others, and protect our belief in a rules based international system, which the footprint of
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that is shrinking, but it's not immaterial. And we're helping to build that with Europe.
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So, and the way we see it, if I if I could frame it, final comment, this can be a bigger discussion at
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the right point. Europe, part of what Europe is focused on, as members of the European Union is a
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so called ever closer union, we're looking for a closer partnership with that union. So yes, we'd be
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we'd be we cooperate much more clearly and broadly, to our mutual benefit, but not as a member, but
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but but but along that continuum, that start stance.
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Not as a member, but we'll get there. We'll get there.
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Yeah, it might be that might be the stupidest thing I've ever heard to be completely honest,
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Tamara, because not only are we not European, okay, we're not anywhere close to being the most
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non European European nation, we are North Americans, that is what makes us different from
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Europeans. And for old stock Canadians, like you and I, so many of our ancestors left Europe because
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of their issues back in the day. So whether it be war, whether it be famine, whether it be religious
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persecution, whatever it was to bring your people to North America, from Europe, we escaped that we
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don't want to rejoin Europe in some sort of partnership. Their problems European problems are
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distinctly European problems. We have our own issues that we need to deal with. And as long as we have
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an eye with Mark Carney with his three passports, concentrating on the issues of Europe, we're not
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going to be able to take care of our people here. And so this should be real concerning to Canadians that
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were sidling up to the Europeans, and also, and also absorbing their issues as our issues, they are
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not. Yeah, exactly. And well, I mean, and this is so unsurprising coming from Carney, who just back
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earlier this year, basically said address global leaders and said, speaking as a European, I'm not
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sure if we can pull up that clip, but a few times, several times now, Carney has gotten up on the global
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stage and said, well, you know, as a European, or I identify as a European, and now he's taking
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that rhetoric speaking on behalf of the whole country, and aligning Canada more with Europe than
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is our traditional partnership with the United States, you know, as he's campaigned on
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that wedge here. Yeah, let's just play this this quick clip of Carney saying that he is a European.
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Well, speaking as a European, I like to say falling.
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Yeah, there he is at the World Economic Forum, speaking as a European,
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ahead of his bid for Prime Minister, which, of course, you know, that he currently sits as.
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But what I was going to say is, is that Carney campaigned on the wedge issue of driving that
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wedge between us and the United States and, you know, saying things like the relationship that,
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as we know it with the United States is effectively and officially over,
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and completely disregarding that close partnership and allyship that we used to have
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with the United States since our, since our inception.
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And geographically speaking, it would make most logical sense that we would continue to have
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that strong tie and that mutual kind of defense agreement in place, instead of relying on Europeans
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for, especially again, from a geographical standpoint, it just, it doesn't make any sense.
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And, and ideologically, I would say that many Canadians are more aligned with the United States
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Without question, we have culture, we have language, we have history together.
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And yet we have this guy who's in bed, literally and figuratively with the Europeans, uh, dragging
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us into a cultural situation that I'm not sure, uh, Canadians would be comfortable, comfortable
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Well, nobody, nobody, nobody voted to become European.
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Especially as, you know, Trump's rhetoric with Canada becoming the 51st state and all of this
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thing, this, Carney's response was, you know, Canada's sovereign and we will never become
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There are some things that just aren't for sale.
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And now he, like whatever happened to Canada as a sovereign nation, if we're just going to be,
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you know, included just unofficially with the European Union under his leadership.
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I mean, all of that now just goes out the window, I guess, because Mark Carney said so.
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It should be, it should be, we should not be dragged into European issues, European conflicts,
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or, or European shortfalls, because as we know, Europe has gone through a couple of the,
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the same decade as, uh, as, as Canada has with their far left extremist governments.
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And do we want to follow in the footsteps of, of Great Britain, for instance, that, that is,
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that is imprisoning people for social media posts, that is being overtaken by mass migration,
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that, that has seen, uh, corruption, the likes that the world has never ever seen. Do we want
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to follow, like, are, are those the best arbiters of Western society? I would argue not. I would argue,
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uh, the United States with its defense mechanisms and with its culture, uh, is, is much more closely
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Well, and it seems like that's the disconnect between the people and the government. The
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government wants this, you know, as Carney was said, and I think it was just, you guys discussed
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it on the live stream yesterday, the new world order. And that is all those things. That's the
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censorship. That's the, the world government. And, um, it means an erosion of democracy and erosion of
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hearing from the people and their voices. And so you need the censorship, you need the mass migration,
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and you need, uh, the government to tell you and dictate what you, it, what you can and cannot do.
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And yet we have the people who are saying, no, we don't want any of these things. And you have
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the United States that has a much louder, um, freedom minded population who Canadians are
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increasingly aligning closer with while the government tries to say, no, no, no, we're going
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over to Europe and I'm going to make it my priority to head over there on my first tour as prime
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minister, which Mark Carney did rather than go down south and meet with president Trump. So the government,
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yes, is trying to align us in that way. Well, the, the actual people on the ground are saying,
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no, hold on a minute. This isn't the direction that we want to go.
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Yeah. Well, I, I do not want foreign, foreign elitists to be able to dictate what we do here in
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Canada and nor, nor, I mean, nor do, do any of us, but that's exactly what we're walking into here.
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That's exactly what they're walking us into here is a new world order of top-down governance from
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you think you, you think it's bad trying to get ahold of your government and make them listen
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to you now. Wait until they're European based. Wait until they're European based. I mean,
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how are the people ever, ever going to be able to hold their governments to account when they're
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unreachable, when they're on such a high pedestal that, that, uh, that you, that you can never,
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ever get in contact with them. This, this sounds like a nightmare to me. Like this is just,
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this is a, we're walking into a nightmare situation. And yeah, absolutely. We have a
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couple super chats. I'll just get to you before we move on. Nana awake gives $10. Thank you very
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much. Why is the government planning on developing our resources and related infrastructure?
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Have the liberals had any success in their taxpayer funded bankruptcy schemes like funding cricket
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farms or electric vehicles? Yeah, that is a really great point. History is any indication,
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anything the government touches just crumbles. Well, it's three times more expensive and mired
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in controversy. Like we don't have a successful federal infrastructure project yet. What makes us
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think that they're going to start now? They're just going to spend our money at three times the pace
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of the private sector and, uh, and screw us in the end and go good. Exactly. Thanks central banker,
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Mark Carney outsider. Um, snow one 81 gives $5. Thank you very much. We need more doggo makes
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hearing the crap gasm. That is the feds easier to hear. Yeah, at least more thunder on the stream,
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please. Um, moon glow gives $2. He has no idea or concept of history, just lies. And I assume that
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is in reference to Mark Carney. Yeah. Yeah. Well, and they've lived up in their ivory towers,
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right? They, he's been an ivory tower dwelling his entire life. So I would imagine that the things
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that plague the little, the little people are of no relevance to someone. No concept. Absolutely no
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concept of, of how, uh, of how terrible our quality of life in Canada has plummeted over the last 10
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years because they're largely untouchable. These are an untouchable elite class of people who, who are
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completely untethered from the great reality of the rest of us. And, uh, and this is a problem.
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Alright, so next up we have a post here from yesterday from CSIS, Canada's security intelligence,
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that despite increased public awareness of foreign interference and espionage activities in Canada,
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hostile states continued advancing their interests in ways that are injurious to Canada in 2024.
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And so this comes from the CSIS public report. Of course, it's from last year, just published.
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Um, and I just wanted to pull and highlight from that report. It's kind of expanding on what they wrote
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there. So in 2024, and uh, maybe I just have to share this link here so that we can pull it up on the screen.
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Sorry, just give me a moment to organize myself. That's okay.
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All right. In 2024, CSIS actively investigated espionage, foreign interference, and terrorist threats,
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and for the first time in many years, also made concerted efforts to counter sabotage. Overall,
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threats to Canada's national security have increased and are intensified. Most significantly,
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CSIS agrees with US and UK intelligence agency statements that never in our combined histories
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have we faced threats of such magnitude simultaneously. So this is really unprecedented and and and
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highlights the concerted effort of the foreign threats, interference and espionage that is
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hitting all three of these countries simultaneous at the same time.
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Mm-hmm. Yeah, they sure are. But then at the same time, who is supposed to be taking care of this?
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Yeah. From the CSIS Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Strategy of 2022, they say,
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through programs and policies, DEI initiatives address systemic barriers which prevent some
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employees from excelling and it goes on and on and on and on and on. So here we have CSIS telling us
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that we are in unprecedented, unprecedented and vulnerable position. Okay, that's what they're
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saying. And on the other hand, they are saying, but we are absolutely committed to DEI. This is what
00:29:12.340
we are going to concentrate on on the ground in the CSIS community in Canada. And everybody,
00:29:19.060
we are going to ensure equity and fairness and safety and to ensure that DEI policies become a
00:29:27.780
reality for every CSIS employee. So are we sensing the disconnect, Canada? Are we understanding what's
00:29:35.460
gone wrong here? What we have here is a federal agency that is wholly committed to initiatives,
00:29:44.340
DEI initiatives that fall completely outside of the mandate of their agency. And as long as we're
00:29:52.100
concentrating on DEI initiatives within CSIS proper, we are going to keep being in a vulnerable position,
00:29:59.380
Canada. The reason why we have foreign bad actors operating within Canada's borders,
00:30:06.820
interfering in our elections, and putting Canadians in danger is because our public institutions have
00:30:17.460
been so captured by these crazy woke initiatives that the federal government rolled in and funded PS and
00:30:23.940
gave permission to undertake. And there is going to be no end to the craziness as long as they're
00:30:34.500
committed to this. CSIS undertakes land acknowledgements. I'm not joking. This is
00:30:44.900
on their website. This is from the CSIS website. CSIS offices in Canada are located on various ancestral
00:30:50.660
and traditional lands. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge that all Indigenous people across
00:30:55.220
Canada and their connection to these lands, and then they give the rolling list of regions.
00:31:01.380
Why we need diversity to succeed, CSIS says. And then it gives this great big long explanation.
00:31:07.940
So we have at the very head of CSIS, like the director of CSIS is a DEI hire, and what they're
00:31:14.260
telling us is nothing could be worse. Canada is an extraordinarily vulnerable position, and everything
00:31:24.740
Yeah, that's a really great point. And I think that Canada has been vulnerable for a long time.
00:31:30.820
And we've seen that continued erosion over the last 10 years of liberal rule and reign of terror,
00:31:37.060
and as evidenced by those ridiculous policies that hire people based on their self-identifying,
00:31:45.380
self-ID politics, rather than the actual merits of who's best for the job,
00:31:50.100
no matter what their skin color may be. And so now we're at a point where we're no longer actually
00:31:56.340
just vulnerable, that these are real, instituted, implemented threats that need to be immediately
00:32:04.260
addressed, I mean, or worse. And so we've left that vulnerability open for the better part of 10 years,
00:32:12.900
a decade, maybe even longer. And now it's reaching an unignorable head.
00:32:18.660
Yep. How can you pay attention or concentrate on hostile foreign actors within the country and
00:32:28.900
outside the country when you are dedicated to, and I quote, creating a safe and inclusive work
00:32:33.700
environment where values of DEI are embraced, serve as a role model by encouraging employee participation
00:32:39.700
in DEI initiatives, support, support employees who are victims of discrimination, harassment,
00:32:45.620
and disrespectful behaviors. This, this is what our Canadian intelligence agency says is their
00:32:53.060
priority. Not keeping, not keeping a thumb on the bad guys, but protecting employees from,
00:33:02.340
Well, and it also prioritizes the hiring of people from these very states that are being flagged
00:33:10.660
by our security intelligence as interferers in our democracy. So what is it going to be here?
00:33:18.260
Exactly that. They've been, 2007 marks the inception of CSIS's first DEI committee. So they've been at this,
00:33:29.860
okay, they've been at the DEI crazy train since 2007. And now you're telling us in 2024, 2025,
00:33:37.780
that things are awful. And nobody is, nobody is able to do that. Everybody is stressed. Nobody's
00:33:43.460
able to do, and PS, the bad guys are running roughshod over the country. Well, no kidding.
00:33:48.900
No kidding. Who would have thought? Just wild. Who would have thought we would be here?
00:33:54.580
Except for all of us. Except for all of us. All of the normals who are saying,
00:33:58.980
we don't want our intelligence agencies to be focused on DEI. We want you to get the bad guys
00:34:04.340
and keep them out of the country. Make sure that we have fair elections and make sure that they don't
00:34:08.260
influence what the rest of us normal people want for the country. We want us to, we want you guys to
00:34:13.620
keep us safe. And here's, here comes CSIS with their DEI committee. It's like, my God,
00:34:19.060
just like, stop, like send the media. Meanwhile, we also have the Canadian border agency. So another
00:34:29.780
failed federal agency that prioritizes DEI hires and really loves having drag events. There's been
00:34:40.180
multiple, uh, footage releases over the last few years during this pride season that we all are so
00:34:46.980
joyously forced to partake in. Oh, shame season.
00:34:50.580
Canada border service agents, um, getting lap dances from drag queens. But anyway, I digress. Um,
00:34:58.420
CBSA, this comes from the Globe and Mail is now investigating whether suspected senior Iranian
00:35:06.180
officials were allowed entry into Canada. I mean, you don't say. Canadian border authorities say
00:35:12.580
they're investigating or taking, or taking enforcement action in 66 cases involving suspected
00:35:19.940
senior Iranian officials who may have been allowed into Canada, despite a law, of course, there's a law
00:35:26.740
that has not been upheld that bars them from entering the country or remaining in it. And so of those 66,
00:35:33.860
66, they say the 20 have been identified as inadmissible. Um, and then the rest of them,
00:35:42.100
I think are just kind of expected to leave based on good faith. Okay. Um, yeah, well, we know from
00:35:52.580
also from CBSA official numbers, which I mean, they're official, but they really have no idea. It's
00:35:59.460
anywhere from 200 to 500,000, half a million refugees who are not eligible to stay in the country
00:36:06.980
that are supposed to leave and have been given deportation orders that they just lost track of.
00:36:13.220
We just don't know where they are. Yep. But when we, not to sound too much like a broken record,
00:36:18.820
but when the CBSA, well, this is a quote, uh, welcomes applications from all equity and diversity groups,
00:36:25.700
um, and takes concrete actions to end racism and discrimination by in debt, by embedding equality
00:36:31.540
into our culture programs and policies. What do you think is going to happen? You think that the
00:36:37.220
people that belong to all of these, you know, ID groups are going to kick out people also from their
00:36:44.020
same ID group. Like what happened to prioritizing Canadians to work at CBSA? If we had, if we had people
00:36:52.100
with dogs in the race, perhaps 200,000 to 500,000 people wouldn't have even made it past our front
00:36:57.940
door. And yet this is what we've got with another federal government agency that's wholly committed
00:37:03.860
to DEI and, uh, and crazy and, and crazy, uh, woke initiatives. They have gender-based analysis,
00:37:12.980
plus indigenous advisory circles, LGBTQ two plus advisory committees, the next generation network,
00:37:20.500
persons with disabilities and advisory committee, visible minorities, advisory committee, and women's
00:37:26.020
advisory committee. What does this have to do with protecting our border? CBSA, what exactly does
00:37:31.060
this have to do with protecting our border? This sounds like public sector unions just running amok
00:37:36.500
going, well, we need to make work for all of our people that can't work, but, um, but are dedicated
00:37:41.220
to DEI. Either you're dedicated to safeguarding Canada's borders, or you're dedicated to DEI.
00:37:46.740
You can't have both. Well, and it says, join a team that listens. I'd like to join the team that's
00:37:52.100
like the voice of reason and rational, logical thinking. Like, do we have one of those? Is there
00:37:58.100
anybody out there at the CBSA that has a logic, rational thinking group or board? Because I'd like
00:38:06.020
to be part of it. Yeah. The common sense committee? Yeah. The CSE? How many people have joined that? Oh,
00:38:13.380
that's right. They don't have a common sense committee. They have a, they have a, oh, what was
00:38:18.340
the best one here? Well, the, the women's, the women's, the next generation network, the gender-based
00:38:23.780
analysis plus committee. That's what CBSA has. I mean, Canada, that, like, not to say that every
00:38:30.900
single public institution that's funded by federal dollars is an absolute complete laughing joke,
00:38:35.860
but they are, but they are. And they're wondering, and then, and then CBSA will be like,
00:38:40.820
how come trust, how come public trust in our institution has dropped this much? Well,
00:38:46.660
because you tell us what you're doing on the internet and then expect this to,
00:38:52.820
you, you expect the borders while you're all in your, in your struggle sessions and in your, uh,
00:38:57.860
LGBTQIA committees, you expect the border to police itself. This is why public's,
00:39:03.540
the public's trust in you has plummeted to unprecedented levels.
00:39:06.660
You may as well just do yourself a flavor, favor and flush. Okay. CBSA, just flush. Start
00:39:11.780
again. What did you say? It's the next, it's a next generation committee.
00:39:16.580
Next generation network. Yeah. They have seven committees and networks led by senior level
00:39:21.860
champions. Okay. So their senior, their most experienced people are, are leading these
00:39:28.500
committees and networks. It is a quote to ensure that all voices are heard.
00:39:34.740
Yeah. Well, how about listening to the bad guys on the board? Yeah. Well, how about listening to the
00:39:38.260
bad guys on the border who say they're going to do us dirty in Canada? How about that? How about
00:39:42.260
start listening to those guys instead? CBSA. Just wild.
00:39:46.180
Well, speaking of the, this next generation network, which I mean, I guess if you can infer anything
00:39:52.740
from people who don't have the ability to vote or buy alcohol, um, Canada's youngest adults,
00:39:59.620
this comes from the national post are more likely to trust Iran and its current regime,
00:40:06.660
according to a poll. Um, they seem to have a much softer view on Iran's intentions and the intentions of
00:40:14.900
the Iranian Iranian regime says association for Canadian studies, Jack Jedwab, um, which,
00:40:22.180
so this is just absolute crazy craziness here. Um, and I want to just pull back, go back to the CBSA,
00:40:31.380
the article that we're just referring to because, um, so the federal government expanded this measure
00:40:39.380
to not allow, which obviously hasn't worked because now they're saying that there are a bunch of
00:40:44.180
senior level, um, Iranian officials that were allowed entry into Canada. So they attempted to
00:40:49.220
expand the measure to not allow them into the country. Um, for anyone that served in the Iranian
00:40:54.500
government from June 2003, which was the date that that Iranian Canadian photojournalist,
00:41:00.580
Zahra Kazemi was arrested while taking pictures outside of a prison in Tehran. She was tortured while in
00:41:07.700
detention and died a few weeks later. And so I was like, who was this? And so I was looking her up this
00:41:11.780
morning and that story, what that woman endured. Um, I think it was 19, almost 20 days total that she
00:41:19.620
was detained by the regime was absolutely horrific. And for us to have young Canadians more likely to
00:41:27.940
trust this same regime is absolutely a failure of our education system to teach history and what
00:41:37.300
actually happens in these countries. Girl, it's horrible. This, this is absolutely the predictable
00:41:45.300
result of Canadian education, the, the entire industry, the education industry in Canada, indoctrinating
00:41:53.860
children for an entire generation. So you give, you give kids 12 years of left wing indoctrination,
00:42:01.140
um, of, of, of, of struggle sessions of left wing activism. And this is the predictable result.
00:42:09.220
We have kids who are sympathetic to Iran. This is a terrorist state. These are bad guys who do nothing
00:42:17.300
good for the world. These are militant, militant bad guys. And yet our kids are being shuttled through
00:42:24.740
an education system where they're told, Oh, but they're just oppressed. Those, the Iranian people are
00:42:29.700
just, uh, the, the country of Iran has been so maligned and so, you know, so, so downtrodden,
00:42:36.020
we must join the resistance and we must support them in their resistance. This is what we're getting
00:42:41.940
Canada. It is, it's actually, uh, I, I know I sound like a broken record, but this should be of real
00:42:48.180
concern. This should be a real concern to Canada that we've got a bunch of little left wing activists
00:42:53.140
been churned out by our public education systems. Well, and just look, look no further than,
00:42:58.340
and maybe take up some Googling, um, than the red guard and, and Maoism. Um, and that will give
00:43:05.620
you a good indication of the trajectory that many of our publicly funded students are currently on.
00:43:14.340
I was shocked. The, and, and the story of that, that photojournalist, um, who used her Iranian,
00:43:20.100
uh, issue government issued ID. So she was a dual citizen. So that's how she was able to get back
00:43:24.820
into the country and she was, um, photographing. And I forget what the conflict was at the time,
00:43:30.340
but, uh, the, the horrific treatment that she suffered while she died and she died in their,
00:43:38.900
in, in their care and their, and how, how, how many, how show of hands, everybody show of hands,
00:43:44.980
everybody, how many people heard of this story before this moment? Because I certainly didn't.
00:43:49.300
I certainly didn't. Oh, this would be a great story to dig into Tamera. Thanks so much.
00:43:54.420
It was. And some of the things like the autopsy report, it's horrible. So any young Canadians or
00:44:01.300
young adults who may think that they can trust this regime, uh, should probably just have a look at her
00:44:07.700
story and see how things end up for anyone who even tries to take photos. She was only taking photos
00:44:13.860
outside of a prison and, um, documenting the families kind of as they were coming and going
00:44:19.620
and people, because there it's illegal to photograph prison. So she said, I'm not photographing the
00:44:25.220
prison itself. I'm just documenting the families coming and going with some of the prisoners at the
00:44:29.460
time she was following their stories and their families. And, um, and yeah, so they framed her as a
00:44:35.940
spy that got in illegally on the guise of being a journalist, which she was a photojournalist.
00:44:43.300
Um, she was not a spy and she even, when she was approached about taking photos of the prison,
00:44:49.380
she was, uh, they, they demanded her film and she was really nervous that that was going to put a
00:44:54.660
target on the backs of the families that she was photographing coming and going from the prison.
00:45:00.020
So she said, you can have my camera pulled out, exposed her film to the light. So it was no longer
00:45:05.940
usable. And she said, but the film is mine and I've exposed it to the light. It's no longer good.
00:45:09.940
Take my camera. And they, they detained her. And then she does. She died 19 days later after being
00:45:15.540
suffering severe torture and absolutely horrific treatment.
00:45:20.580
Well, that's how they treat women in Iran though. Mind you. Okay. This is how, this is how they still
00:45:25.140
treat women in Iran. You show your hair, you're punished. You, you fall outside of the approved
00:45:30.820
narrative. You're tortured. You're thrown in, you're, you're imprisoned and tortured. And yet this is what
00:45:35.940
our young people in Canada have been trained to embrace. Yeah, exactly. It's unconscionable.
00:45:42.740
It's unforgivable. Where are, again, uh, education is the purview of the, our provincial governments.
00:45:49.060
Where are our provincial governments intervening while the left, while the left undertakes a mass
00:45:55.780
campaign of childhood indoctrination? Where are they? Yeah. Especially here in Ontario. Well, and you,
00:46:00.420
you also in Saskatchewan claims to have conservative provincial governments, while I don't think we're
00:46:06.660
anything close to being that, especially in Ontario under Doug Ford's reign. Well, well, even, even in,
00:46:14.020
in so-called conservative provinces, uh, our governments have been so slow on the eight ball. I think the,
00:46:21.380
I think the only person who's done anything really meaningful to, to, uh, to combat this plague on our
00:46:29.460
kids, and really it is a plague on our kids, is the province of Alberta, who's been on the forefront
00:46:33.940
of education reform. They, you know, they, they have to follow the child funding in Alberta. So your
00:46:40.580
child in Alberta, if you pull them out of the public indoctrination center and put them in a private,
00:46:44.740
uh, charter school, the funding from the province follows your child the day they leave the, the, uh,
00:46:50.340
the, the public school experience. And that should be law across the country of Canada,
00:46:56.100
because this is just, it's just, it's just unhinged what's happening in public education in
00:47:00.500
Canada. Completely agree. Random, small tidbit, just a personal tangent on that one. I tried to
00:47:06.080
bring that to the attention of my local MPP and, um, why it's not even pushing necessarily for school
00:47:12.400
choice, but asking why we don't have that option here in Ontario. And they quite literally have no,
00:47:17.340
like they cannot answer it, but they also don't care to look into why that may be. They're just,
00:47:24.220
there's straight up no response. They do not care. They don't want to look into it further.
00:47:29.020
They're happy to just go along to get along. So that's the responses that you get
00:47:32.700
from your provincial officials. If you try to simply ask, why don't we have this option here
00:47:37.260
in Ontario? Well, it's going to come back to bite them because what they're doing is letting a whole
00:47:42.460
generation of children be wasted on leftist activism. And, uh, and in one generation, those
00:47:49.260
little, those little indoctrinated children will be voters and guess who they won't be voting for?
00:47:53.660
Conservative politicians. You. Yeah. There you are. Heed the warning, please. Um, anyway,
00:47:59.980
we got to hit some of these headlines before we wrap things up. So I want to throw to this Ottawa
00:48:04.380
citizen report, uh, the lawsuit against the truckers convoy to proceed in Ottawa, Toronto
00:48:10.940
judge rules. So for anybody who's isn't aware, there is a lawsuit, a class action lawsuit against
00:48:17.020
some of the main names and the trucker convoy from 2022, including Tamara Leach, Chris Barber.
00:48:23.980
Um, Oh, I can't Tom, Tom Marasso and a few other of the kind of the, the biggest names of the
00:48:32.380
organization aspect of the truckers convoy. And so they're seeking millions in damages for,
00:48:38.220
for, you know, as I mentioned at the beginning, basically phantom honking, like the, these,
00:48:43.740
the noise, um, that was generated. And I think, um, diesel fumes also is part of their claim against
00:48:51.500
the truckers, but they were trying to get the court in Toronto to hear the case because they thought
00:48:58.540
that Ottawa judges would have, would somehow be compromised. Um, so here, the subheading reads,
00:49:04.700
lawyers for the truckers argued that everyone who worked at the Ottawa courthouse,
00:49:08.380
courthouse, including its judges witnessed the occupation of downtown. And so this Toronto judge
00:49:15.740
ruled that the proceedings in this proposed class action lawsuit against the truckers convoy will
00:49:21.980
actually be held in Ottawa, which was the city most affected and they call it it's mayhem.
00:49:29.420
Um, so that comes from justice, Benjamin Glustein dismissed a change of venue motion filed by the
00:49:35.260
defendants who wanted the proceedings transferred to ensure procedural fairness, of course.
00:49:41.340
Yeah, well, this is what happens when liberal donors are appointed judges. And according to the
00:49:52.860
national post, this was, uh, this was done by the national post last year, the overwhelming majority
00:49:57.660
of judges who were appointed by the liberal, liberal government or liberal party of Canada,
00:50:01.740
excuse me, um, are also donors to the liberal party of Canada. So add judicial reform to long,
00:50:09.900
long, long, long list of issues that need to be fixed in Canada, because are we under any illusions
00:50:17.580
that the people that are appointed judges in Canada are going to take the side of the government
00:50:24.380
when it comes to issues like this? I would be, I'd be really interested to know if, um, if the judge in
00:50:30.780
this case has donated to the liberal party of Canada, I'd be real interested to know because, because if not him,
00:50:38.780
if not him, then his friends. And if not, you know what I mean? Like, it's just such a closed incestuous
00:50:44.540
group that how can you ever get a fair shake if the judges that are presiding over these cases
00:50:52.300
are agents of the liberal party of Canada? And the truth is you can't. And we're seeing this play out
00:50:57.500
in real time. Um, in a fair and just world, uh, Tamara Leach, Chris Barber, Tom Marazzo would not be
00:51:04.780
having to defend themselves in this way. Like, of course not the people of Ottawa, the people, if you're
00:51:10.620
living in the, if you're living in Ottawa proper, you should know that living in the nation's capital is
00:51:17.980
going to give you experiences, uh, that are, that are sort of outside the norm. Do you see these
00:51:24.460
people suing, uh, suing people that participate in Canada Day celebrations? No, no, you don't. And yet
00:51:33.260
Canada Day celebrations would upset the downtown Ottawa area, um, for at least the amount of time
00:51:39.580
as the freedom convoy did. And, uh, and it's just crazy that this is, that this is still, uh, still
00:51:47.100
being wielded against our freedom fighters from the West. Just, yeah. I mean, this is the laptop class
00:51:53.100
taking, taking a stand against protesters in our nation's capital, quite literally the place where
00:52:02.860
you go to protest government overreach, which is exactly what the truckers were doing. Um, and this
00:52:09.500
class action is seeking damages for personal harm, financial loss, uh, experienced by residents,
00:52:15.820
businesses, and workers in downtown during the noisy disruptive protest in February, 2022.
00:52:21.420
I'm sorry, but what about all the personal harm and financial losses that the people suffered
00:52:27.340
in the hands of public health diktats, forced closures of your business, forced restrictions of
00:52:34.220
social gatherings? Um, the list like of infringements into people's personal lives that were unjustified,
00:52:44.300
unnecessary, and unscientific has never been addressed here. So where's the class action
00:52:51.260
seeking damages for all of that? That's what I'd like to know. Well, sure. And especially since the, um,
00:52:57.500
since it was deemed the invocation of the emergencies act, I mean, deemed, uh, a violation of charter rights
00:53:05.340
in Canada, how is this, how is this lawsuit being allowed to go forward? Well, so it hasn't actually
00:53:10.940
yet. And I'm sorry if I, if I made that mistake, but it is, it is still only, and it's three years later.
00:53:15.740
So like, what is going on? Get your stuff together. Um, it's a proposed class action. It has yet to be
00:53:23.900
certified, which is a necessary step for it to proceed. And if it does go ahead, the lawsuit
00:53:29.900
unnaturally promises to be complex. So I think this was like a way for them to try to get that
00:53:35.260
certification happening faster, because as I said, it's been three years in the making. Now your lawsuit
00:53:39.580
still isn't even certified. Um, they were trying to get it changed over to Toronto. The Toronto judge
00:53:44.460
said, Nope, send it back to Ottawa. And so now here they are back, you know, to two steps forward
00:53:50.380
or one step forward, two steps back, get yourself together here guys. And, and proceed with the
00:53:56.460
lawsuit or drop it. I, well, I suppose my point was, why hasn't this thing been thrown out? Why
00:54:02.020
hasn't it stopped and been thrown out? I mean, I think they worry that it will be. That's why it
00:54:06.380
hasn't been certified yet because they're like, Oh wait, as the law, um, the judicial starts to shift
00:54:13.620
and you see some of these people winning their cases and things being thrown out.
00:54:17.500
And some of this stuff ruled as being unconstitutional, unjustified. They're
00:54:21.780
probably reeling now going, Oh, wait a minute. Do we even have a leg to stand on anymore?
00:54:26.620
Well, they know the answer to that. Don't they? They know the answer to that.
00:54:30.760
We're just going to waste a couple million trying to figure it out. No big deal.
00:54:34.420
Sure. Why not clog up our judicial system with another frivolous thing?
00:54:37.760
Even more so than it already is. I'm just going to hit a couple of these super chats. We have
00:54:44.220
sweet one Lou 1968 gives $10. Thanks very much. So tired of liberal devil speak, say one thing,
00:54:51.160
do opposite. Everything they address gets absolutely worse. Alberta referendum vote. Yes.
00:55:00.800
I think that'll be, um, I have a strong precedent to set to set what is happening in Alberta. We have
00:55:08.400
JP power gives $10. The leftist policy making me cringe most is this nonsense of putting food in
00:55:16.200
kids bellies. Ew. School food programs are communism. In Canada, we don't have extreme poverty like other
00:55:23.720
places. Shame. Correction though. We used to not have extreme poverty like other places, but after 10 years
00:55:29.900
of liberal destruction, we're there. There are families who are struggling to put food on the table and in
00:55:38.940
their kids bellies. But I don't think that that's, um, you know, the government obviously disagrees, but I
00:55:43.740
don't think that is a place where the government needs to swoop in and save the day. No, you can just deal with
00:55:48.760
your failed policies and spending sprees, rein it all in and let Canadians make money again.
00:55:55.240
Yeah. School food programs are not the answer to this issue. If the government was truly
00:55:59.460
interested in addressing childhood hunger and it is, it is a concern. Um, uh, the majority of people
00:56:06.260
accessing food banks in Canada are children. Um, but if the government of Canada was at all interested
00:56:11.460
in alleviating childhood hunger, they would top up the child tax benefit that hits every parent's bank
00:56:18.120
account with a food subsidy. Uh, I was just so happy that this, that this topic came up because,
00:56:23.840
um, a little over a year and a half ago, I started bringing my kids home for lunch and I just call it
00:56:29.660
home for lunch. You're coming home for lunch. This is what we used to do in Canada. If you weren't
00:56:33.680
being bussed in, okay, if it was, if it was close enough to walk, you left school and the ways that
00:56:38.920
it has benefited my kids, you guys, I can't even tell you just peripherally. The reason why I started
00:56:45.500
bringing them home for lunch was because I found out that one of my kids was in therapy for over two
00:56:51.100
years at lunchtime at school without me knowing. So this is another, so, so listen, when the government
00:56:58.800
says we, we're going to unroll a nationwide school program, you know what they're going to do to your
00:57:04.180
kids over that lunch hour, indoctrinate them more, bring your kids home from, for, for lunch, uh, from
00:57:10.100
school. They do better for the break. They do better with a little bit of exercise and you can check in
00:57:14.960
with them midday. So that is my, that is my advice to all Canadian parents. Well, and what kind of food
00:57:20.780
are they feeding these kids? Is it just cheap, gruel and grit? Like, well, the same meals that
00:57:27.760
they feed prisoners, Tamara. You want your kids to eat prison food by all means, sign them up for
00:57:32.880
lunch at school. But if you want to, uh, if you want your kids to do better and if you want to, uh,
00:57:38.220
spend honestly quality time with your kids, check in with them during the day, have a midday check-in,
00:57:44.420
uh, bring them home for lunch. You can start out by taking them out for lunch once a week. That's,
00:57:49.040
uh, that's something else that we do. Three of them have to stay home while I'll, I take one of
00:57:54.300
them out for a special one-on-one lunch. And it really does make a difference. It really does make
00:57:59.260
a difference. So. Yeah. Or you could pull them out of the indoctrination centers when you try to bring
00:58:04.820
all of your concerns to your elected officials, supposed to be responsible for delivering education
00:58:09.560
and listening to their constituents' concerns. They repeatedly just ignore you. So you can also say,
00:58:15.660
I'm done with this system. And here in Ontario, pulling three kids out of the publicly funded
00:58:19.440
system, that costs the school board, um, roughly 33. So roughly $95,000 every year.
00:58:29.980
Nice. That must have felt good. I hope that they feel that one.
00:58:33.420
Yeah. But they actually don't care. They're like, you know what? We just don't care. We're,
00:58:36.800
we're just moving right along full steam ahead. What's 90 grand at this point? We'll just continue
00:58:40.860
the engine running. Yeah. In the hundreds of millions, it doesn't make a drop in the bucket,
00:58:45.140
but if provinces opened up education for, for parental choice in education, uh, you would see
00:58:50.640
a mass exodus out of public education, unlike anything else. And they would have to change what
00:58:55.000
they were doing. They would have to change what they were doing. Uh, but no, uh, going back to,
00:58:59.620
going back to our, uh, super chat there. Thanks so much for bringing that up. So we could go off on
00:59:03.480
this little tie, right? On our education rant, because that is what initially brought us
00:59:07.960
together. Um, unacceptable fringe also gives $10. Has anyone noticed all political YouTube channels
00:59:15.380
have taken a view hit ever since the day CBC had real talk politics removed from the platform
00:59:22.220
government censorship already without the harms act? Yeah. I haven't noticed myself, but I mean,
00:59:30.080
government censorship, you know, they're working hand in hand with Google, ABC. With big tech. Sure.
00:59:35.980
Sure. You too. Big tech, big tech, big government, uh, big indoctrination. It's all working together
00:59:42.040
on the censorship, um, on the censorship, uh, strategy, I guess. Uh, I haven't noticed that
00:59:49.740
either, but now that you've said that I'll pay attention. Thanks so much for the heads up.
00:59:53.680
They've definitely loosened the noose, so to speak. Um, but it's, you know, nothing's in place to
00:59:58.980
prevent it from happening again, right? You can now question a little bit the, you know,
01:00:03.780
the safe and effective narrative. You can say certain things depending on how you word them.
01:00:08.740
Uh, YouTube took out, uh, completely scrapped its DEI policy. Um, so you can criticize gender theory
01:00:15.900
and these sorts of things kind of at the same time that the Tavistock clinic in the UK was being shut
01:00:20.020
down. So, you know, they, they have loosened the guidelines and loosened the noose, but the, uh,
01:00:27.040
the misinformation mongers are all still alive and well. And, you know, it's only, they're only
01:00:31.960
waiting for the next time to be able to tighten that one back up again. Yeah. Cancel culture is
01:00:36.520
alive and well in Canada, whereas I think that it's, it's grip is loosened in the United States.
01:00:41.480
But my friend, Melanie Bennett, who is a researcher in Ontario who works for Juneau News exposed the
01:00:48.880
Waterloo district school division of getting teacher training that described family as harmful.
01:00:55.620
Can you imagine your school division describing you parents as harmful to your own kids?
01:01:01.180
So she exposed this and next thing you know, her Twitter account got blitzed. Well, it may be the
01:01:07.260
Waterloo school division had something to say to the government of Canada that then got in touch with
01:01:13.460
X or who knows how that works. But anyway, they, uh, they put a, I want to say what they did
01:01:19.800
was claim copyright. So she published, she published the, uh, the slides or whatever,
01:01:26.940
whatever teacher training she got her hands on and they claimed copyright and then blitzed her
01:01:32.080
account. So the censorship and PS, I think she's still fighting to get that back. So everybody,
01:01:36.480
please pray for our friend, Melanie Bennett, who does wonderful, wonderful research. She works for
01:01:41.540
Juno News. Uh, but the censorship, the censorship mechanism is, is alive and well in Canada.
01:01:46.620
That's not a new tactic by the Waterloo Catholic district school board, by the way. Um, they try
01:01:52.200
to do that to another dad I've interviewed about all the gender nonsense and especially the inappropriate
01:01:57.300
books they have in their libraries for children, um, depicting pretty, um, what's, what, how can I
01:02:06.320
here's, here's safe on YouTube. Well, depicting pretty detailed acts of various adults in varying
01:02:15.140
positions, um, in their school library in full view, uh, very young children. And they tried to
01:02:22.960
do a similar thing to him. I don't think they got away with it because of, I, if something was blurred
01:02:28.440
or anyway, I'd have to go back and revisit how exactly they didn't quite snag him on the copyright
01:02:34.160
thing. But that is not a new tactic that they have, that they've used there. If that's what
01:02:39.140
actually happened. So I would love to chat with her more about that. Like zero transparency in
01:02:43.800
education in Canada, zero transparency. What these public educators want is what they get.
01:02:49.860
And there is no end to the devious nature of the way that they work. There just isn't like it is,
01:02:55.020
it is absolutely crazy. Canada, if you knew what was happening behind the seeds in public education
01:02:59.640
in Canada, you would lose your minds. It's gross. And yet this is where we find ourselves. So.
01:03:07.100
All right. Hitting our last headliner here, we have Ottawa setting targets to keep the Canada labour
01:03:13.340
force 25% immigrant. This comes from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, where they've
01:03:21.000
instructed, they're instructed to ensure that one quarter of the labour force is made up of immigrants
01:03:27.420
and refugees. This comes from the National Post. You can see there's a screenshot here
01:03:32.140
of the department result indicators. And so their target is 25% or more, you know, just casually,
01:03:43.000
maybe more of the Canadian labour force must be made up of immigrants and refugees. And so this is in
01:03:51.180
the middle of, you know, Canada being in, as they put it here in the article, in a labour crunch.
01:03:57.420
And now you have the government unveiling these new targets to keep at least a quarter
01:04:01.580
of our country's force filled by immigrants. It's contained in this new departmental plan that was
01:04:10.460
released last week. And it's a reduction, apparently, from the extreme highs charted in the immediate
01:04:19.520
aftermath of the COVID pandemic, right? Because it was just a free for all then you could just do
01:04:24.020
whatever the heck you wanted, except for meet your friends outside to have a coffee. It still fixes
01:04:31.620
Canada to a labour market comprised of historically high rates of immigrant and refugee workers.
01:04:40.180
I mean, I guess I would be delighted if only 25% of our labour force was refugees and new immigrants.
01:04:48.280
Okay, delighted. And yet, Canadian youth are unable to find jobs, entry level jobs, because they are all
01:04:56.200
being taken up by immigrants and refugees. I would be delighted with only 25%. But like you said,
01:05:02.280
that's just the bare minimum. If you have eyeballs, okay, and can look around you, you will understand
01:05:08.920
that a great many more than 25% of our labour force is being, especially for entry level jobs,
01:05:14.520
first sort of sort of first jobs that would help you get your feet wet. These are taken up by by
01:05:23.240
unskilled immigrants and refugees to the country, when those jobs belong and should have first right
01:05:30.120
of refusal to Canadians first. So how about that? How about if we put a role in where Canadians can be
01:05:37.480
like, you know, we put this out for public tender and no single Canadian applied for it. So then it's going
01:05:44.360
to go to the refugee and immigration, immigrant pool. But we don't we don't have a government that would
01:05:49.000
stand up for us. Like, well, and there are there are job and and companies that do have to do that.
01:05:56.440
But they put the wages so low that no Canadian who has skill, or who has an education, or who sees how
01:06:05.880
much you need to make to get by in today's economy would apply for that job. So they do things in a
01:06:11.320
sneaky way to make sure that they don't hire Canadians, and they can go for the lower paid,
01:06:16.680
unskilled labourer. Well, we'll then add in add in the temporary foreign worker grants that businesses
01:06:24.920
get. So so it costs them more money to employ actual Canadians than it does to employ refugees or
01:06:32.600
immigrants. So of course, they're going to hire those people first, they're getting a kickback from
01:06:36.280
the government to do it. That program has to get scrapped in its entirety. And I would venture
01:06:42.440
to say that we should be boycotting every company that takes that takes advantage of that program,
01:06:48.200
after we've seen how disastrous it's been to the Canadian jobs numbers.
01:06:53.800
Absolutely. And I do like that the National Post points out here, it's about halfway through the
01:06:58.840
article, that this the the unemployment rate and the growth of unemployment has been most noticeable
01:07:07.640
for Canadians under the age of 25. Right? These are got these are kids just coming out of school,
01:07:12.440
just getting started just coming into the the labor force in a more full time capacity after completing
01:07:17.640
school, many of whom are facing a summer job market that is one of the worst on record.
01:07:24.520
Ever. Youth unemployment is sitting at 11.2%. And aside from COVID lockdowns, that's the highest
01:07:31.080
it's been since the mid 90s. Yep. And typically, you know, typically by the age of 25, you have
01:07:38.920
between five and 10 years of work experience under your belt, whether it be part time in high school
01:07:43.160
or just after high school with a couple of gigs, side gigs. Well, young Canadians don't have that
01:07:48.200
opportunity in today's job climate in Canada, because all of their jobs have been taken up by
01:07:53.160
immigrants and refugees, courtesy of the Government of Canada. And I belong to a bunch of moms groups
01:07:59.480
online. And one of the most pervasive posts is, I have a teenager or early 20s child looking for work,
01:08:06.760
does anybody know of anything, they put out hundreds of applications have had absolutely no luck in
01:08:13.000
securing even an interview. Or kids that are and this is really showing the entrepreneurial spirit of young
01:08:21.640
people who are who are putting together their own small businesses simply because there isn't an
01:08:26.840
opportunity for them to work outside of their own purview right now. There just are no jobs available
01:08:33.000
to them. So it's really quite sad. Yeah, it's quite sad.
01:08:36.760
And doesn't instill the elbows up confidence that our current Prime Minister campaigned on
01:08:42.920
in the least. We have another super chat here to get through. Bobby underscore S87 gives $20. It's
01:08:50.840
always nice to see what elbows up actually looks like. Laugh out loud. Keep killing it, guys. Talk to
01:08:57.480
you later. Thanks, Bobby. Thanks, buddy. Yeah, elbows up. Let's get our youth back into the workforce and
01:09:03.080
give them jobs that aren't being thieved away from immigrants and refugees who are coming into
01:09:09.160
the country at record numbers in a way like our social systems cannot tangibly support this. It's
01:09:16.040
just absolute craziness and chaos that it is creating. Now, let's hit our daily dose of cringe.
01:09:24.760
Oh, gosh. Yes, I wrote this one up yesterday. Oh, it's so bad. I actually saw this clip and I was like,
01:09:30.280
oh, I should turn this written piece into a video. And then it was just such a crazy day that I didn't
01:09:34.200
do it. And now I'm so regretting that decision to write it up instead of putting this as as a video,
01:09:39.640
because we have a new president of the Public Health Agency of Canada, Nancy Hamzawi. I hope I
01:09:48.280
pronounced that correctly. She is, you know, she's a seasoned bureaucrat. And so she is replacing she's
01:09:55.640
the fifth president of the Public Health Agency in five years. There is a massive turnover at the
01:10:01.800
Public Health Agency of Canada. And some people were conflating that with Teresa Tam, who's our
01:10:06.920
chief medical officer of health, how she's right, you know, her contract is up. So she's leaving that
01:10:11.400
role. This is not replacing her. I don't know who will replace Tam. If you know, I'd love to hear from
01:10:16.840
you and get the inside scoop on who that will be. You can send me an email Tamara at rebelnews.com if you
01:10:22.680
know who's going to replace Tam, because I want that name. But this person works alongside whoever
01:10:29.400
will be the next Tam. Yay for us. And so she's coming from the climate change sector of the
01:10:38.760
bureaucracy. But here, so Ryan Gerritsen shares this clip of her talking about how the climate is,
01:10:47.800
you know, we're headed for a climate catastrophe, basically. But the reason why I didn't use this
01:10:53.320
clip is because, and maybe it was a reason why I should have used this clip. She says, um, and ah,
01:10:58.600
so many times that I couldn't even listen to it. So I apologize in advance to our viewers who are going
01:11:05.560
to have to endure this alongside Lee's for the first time and myself for the second time. But here,
01:11:11.080
let's listen to Nancy in her, uh, um, glory survey at this point in time, how many people have heard
01:11:19.160
the sentence? Uh, Canada's climate has changed at twice the rate, uh, um, the global rate three times,
01:11:26.840
uh, in the north. How many people have heard that? So typically, and this is a typical audience,
01:11:33.720
about 90% of people have heard that sentence that has come, uh, from Canada's changing climate report,
01:11:39.800
but that's an indicator of, uh, the extent to which, uh, others have deemed that to be the truth.
01:11:47.000
Uh, uh, earlier we were, uh, uh, someone was asking me, uh, do you, do you face, uh, skeptics?
01:11:54.360
What are you talking about in your role? And we do. So despite the fact that, uh, we find 90%, uh,
01:12:00.920
uh, um, uh, on average of people believing that, uh, uh, and, and, um, having the confidence in the
01:12:08.200
science, there's, uh, uh, not quite 90%, but a significant, uh, proportion of, uh, of Canadians
01:12:15.400
and global citizens who do not, uh, believe that and inform us of that, uh, view based on the number
01:12:21.640
of doctors. I'm sorry. I can't sign off in a day. This is so cringe. I can't do it. I can't even
01:12:27.560
listen. It's to pick apart what she is even trying to say between all of her ramblings.
01:12:34.760
How does this person make? And I just want to throw to the written piece I put up there yesterday.
01:12:38.600
Yeah. She is stepping into a $296,000 a year paid for by you and I, the Canadian taxpayer.
01:12:46.120
Yep. That is what her salary and remuneration is every single year. And that's what we're getting
01:12:52.040
Canada for that almost, you know, over a quarter of a million dollars a year salary.
01:12:58.680
Yep. This is a person that whose only experience is participating in struggle sessions where you
01:13:05.000
get to hold the talking stick, right? Well, I'm, I'm just going to hold my talking stick and keep
01:13:09.960
droning on about and having everybody in the room, listen to her. This is a crazy DEI hire.
01:13:15.320
If we, okay. Do we have any confidence in the head of, uh, the Canadian health agency who says things
01:13:22.200
like, you know, the, uh, uh, the, uh, the amount of people who deemed that to be the truth.
01:13:28.520
So we have a person here who operates on the expertise consensus of her experts, um, her expert
01:13:37.800
class, okay. Of consultants to tell her what they deem to be the truth. This is what we're going
01:13:44.200
to get at the top of health Canada. Ooh, hang on buddies. Like, hang on with this woman, with this
01:13:51.080
woman in the leader's chair. I think that we could be very, very close to maybe seeing another COVID
01:13:57.080
like situation. Like this is, this is a person who is not going to leave any, any, uh, health crisis,
01:14:04.120
let go to waste. That's right. Well, they say that climate change is going to be the next health
01:14:09.560
crisis. And so of course, naturally we would promote, uh, someone who was previously, previously
01:14:18.280
the climate manager at environment Canada into the president role of the public health agency of
01:14:24.600
Canada. And I mean, the public health agency of Canada is such a scandal clad organization.
01:14:29.880
Yes. And they don't speak or answer to any of it. There's no transparency at the public health
01:14:36.680
agency of Canada. There's no answering to things like what actually happened at the Winnipeg
01:14:42.120
lab, the Chinese spies were frog marched out of there in 2021, after sharing secrets and pathogens with
01:14:51.080
the, uh, Chinese Republic. Fed, Fed, FedExing pathogens out of the Winnipeg bio lab to the
01:14:59.320
Wuhan lab. And they're like, there's nothing to see here. We didn't, we didn't actually, we didn't,
01:15:04.520
we didn't know the lady was off on a DEI training schedule that day and, uh, and didn't see that
01:15:11.160
package leave the facility like this is, this is who is in control. Again, another federal agency
01:15:16.920
that's so committed to crazy DEI initiatives and climate initiatives and greenwashing initiatives
01:15:22.200
that, that they don't see the forest for the trees. I mean, welcome, welcome.
01:15:26.600
Yeah. Welcome. Welcome to Canada. Just come on in. You can get all of our jobs. The companies will be
01:15:32.760
subsidized to hire you and, um, have a look at our manager of public health because she looks really
01:15:38.760
healthy. Anyway. Okay. Well, I think that concludes our Wednesday stream. Thanks everybody.
01:15:46.760
For joining in and for giving us some super chats and super thanks and rumble rants and all of the
01:15:53.480
things, everybody behind the scenes, you make sure that the stream runs smoothly. And of course,
01:15:58.280
Elise for joining. It's always fun to chat, go off on little rants. Um, we'll be back here myself and
01:16:05.720
someone else rotating cast of hosts tomorrow from 1 to 2 PM Eastern. So, so come back then. And until that
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time, hold on to your thinking caps, Canada and Canadians, because you will need them.