Letters to Rebels is a collection of your submissions sent to Sheila Gunn-Reed, the host of The Gunn Show on The Rebel Radio Network. In this episode, we read your Christmas and New Year's greetings.
00:02:03.600I just wanted to send a message to all of those who stood up to the lies and power grabs in this past few decades, especially the last four years, many of whom have lost their income, family, and friends, many who literally lost loved ones and those who have been shunned and now have to stand on the sidelines as the ones who shunned them are dying with no way to say goodbye.
00:02:23.400I want all the people to know that in their strength and honorable acts, we will be even more steadfast in a battle we did not start.
00:02:30.740We are more than any puppet considered, and we still have a lot to be celebrated in this season.
00:02:40.320This is a tough year, and one where many are weary.
00:02:43.480Prayers are in abundance, and peace is around the corner.
00:03:19.640May the spirit of Christmas bring warmth and joy to every home, and may the new year usher in a time of healing and prosperity for all.
00:03:26.840In these times of uncertainty, let us remember the strength and resilience that define us as a nation.
00:03:33.820May we find common ground and work together to build a brighter future where every voice is heard and every individual feels valued and free.
00:03:43.560Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a new year filled with peace, love, and freedom.
00:04:45.400Why have you not done any investigative journalism surrounding the fact that all these politicians who support the World Economic Forum and the UN, etc., are selling us out to the new world order when government is treason, plain and simply?
00:05:00.320Laura, I'm not sure if you're aware, but I think we are the journalists in this country who do the most investigation into the World Economic Forum, the players behind it.
00:05:13.340We go to visit the World Economic Forum every single year, which has been an elected oligarch safe place for a very long time until the rebels started showing up.
00:05:24.020I have gone to UN climate change conferences because I realized that the United Nations framework on climate change, the UNFCC, is just another way to control your life using the scary threat of climate change to do that.
00:05:45.040And so, I mean, I'm not sure what more you want us to do.
00:05:50.420You know, like, we're the ones telling you that Mark Carney, who is supposed to be the heir apparent to Justin Trudeau, works not only with the World Economic Forum, but also with the United Nations.
00:06:02.260And his role in the United Nations is to debank and de-insure major oil and gas projects so that even if they do jump through all the hurdles, which is damn near impossible to get approval in Justin Trudeau's Canada for a major oil and gas project.
00:06:16.940But even if they do get it done, he'll make sure they don't get financing for it or insurance for it if they do get financing for it.
00:06:26.040So, I mean, if you're a regular viewer of my show, you know that I routinely have people like Tom Harris from the International Climate Science Coalition.
00:06:38.480He's always banging the drum about the crazy people at the United Nations and how they're trying to control your life.
00:06:43.420Michelle Sterling from Friends of Science, likewise.
00:06:47.380And as I said, we go to Davos every single year.
00:06:50.480I've been to climate change conferences put up by the UN in Katowice, Poland, which was a fun one because Poland was not having any of it.
00:07:02.340They put the conference next door to the Coal Miners Museum and then had the Coal Miners Marching Band do the opening ceremonies.
00:07:14.780So, I've gone to a few of these things and I will continue to go to them.
00:07:21.720I haven't gone to them in a couple of years because they've been having them in some of the less free places of the world, like Azerbaijan.
00:07:31.220And then prior to that, it was in Egypt and I think also in the United Arab Emirates.
00:07:39.260And while I admire the Emirates, it is a benevolent tyranny and they don't like prickly, unauthorized journalists there.
00:07:47.640And so we just didn't think it was worth the risk.
00:07:50.280But, I mean, who else is doing that stuff?
00:08:21.200We are happy to see ships sailing out of the port of Vancouver, reaching international markets for Canadian oil.
00:08:27.580My question is, what are the markets for this oil and do we get international pricing, not the discounted ones for shipments to the US?
00:08:35.760Because I have an unfortunate bit of information to tell you.
00:08:45.900Much of that oil is headed offshore and then looping right back around.
00:08:51.880It's going to the refineries, I think, in Cherry Point, Washington, to be refined there and then quite likely sold back to you.
00:09:00.420So that's the unfortunate thing is that we're still getting not exactly global market price for our oil there.
00:09:09.200But just opening that pipeline alone has resulted in an uptick in our GDP.
00:09:16.760And that pipeline, way over budget, way over the timeline, would have been built for, what was it, $8 billion in the private sector if Justin Trudeau would just get the lunatics out of the way.
00:09:29.020But those lunatics are his voting base.
00:09:32.660So then he nationalized the pipeline for some reason.
00:13:16.020So, I mean, as conservatives, this is the one thing I will say.
00:13:20.640Without knowing your situation, we do not pay close enough attention to municipal politics.
00:13:25.260If you wonder why the kids are being transed at school, ask yourself when was the last time you paid attention to a school board election.
00:13:31.840If you are wondering why your town has a climate strategy that will cost billions of dollars, ask yourself when was the last time you paid attention to the local council election?
00:13:45.460When was the last time you tuned in to a city council meeting?
00:13:49.040As conservatives, we're thinking too macro sometimes.
00:13:53.760We're always worried about Trudeau, and we should be.
00:13:56.220And we're worried about, especially here in Alberta, are the NDP going to come back?
00:14:00.820Or the poltergeist of the NDP hiding in the closets?
00:14:05.340Of course, those things matter, but the politics that are closest to you are the ones that affect you first.
00:14:14.720The good news is, those are the ones that we can change.
00:14:17.300It's easy to flip a school board if you get organized and get ready for it.
00:14:23.880And the same thing with municipal politics.
00:14:26.620We just, as conservatives, and I say small-c conservatives, not great at putting up candidates.
00:14:31.600You know, Calgary has the most unpopular mayor, I think, in the country.
00:16:51.620Or was the breaking point, I should say.
00:16:54.120She didn't care about, you know, as you say, the undoing social fabric, the healthcare system that would sooner euthanize you than treat you.
00:17:01.860So crime, drugs, homelessness, people getting scurvy because they can't afford fresh vegetables, out-of-control immigration, fentanyl, all these things.
00:17:17.000The fact that now their solution to housing is, have you considered living in a shack in your parents' backyard?
00:17:22.280I saw that ad from the Liberals this week.
00:17:24.740I mean, they're this far from helping you finance a van down by the river.
00:17:29.800For Freeland, that was not her breaking point.
00:17:31.820None of those things were her breaking point.
00:18:22.880I want to ask Santa for something important for Christmas.
00:18:25.780Can we please stop glorifying people who insist on flaunting what they do with the parts of their body that are being covered by their bathing suit?
00:18:31.600Oh, from your lips to God's ears, Teresa.
00:18:35.220I want my grandchildren to enjoy their innocence and not be forced to absorb this growing need to share sexual preference with anyone and everyone.
00:23:13.660I did a story a very long time ago about a little town in the far northern part of Alberta.
00:23:25.360And that town never introduced a vaccine mandate.
00:23:30.320And it's a town of about 3,000 people.
00:23:34.240And when they didn't impose a vaccine mandate, it's basically McKenzie County is the county that did it.
00:23:46.280And it's like McKenzie County encompasses a huge part of northern Alberta.
00:23:50.100And they said, not only are we not doing this to our people, if you want to do business in McKenzie County, you cannot have a vaccine mandate.
00:24:01.320And that caused the gas companies, because there's a lot of gas wells up there, to drop their vaccine mandates.
00:24:06.540And the uptake for the vaccines without coercion was 30%.
00:24:54.920I really feel like Danielle Smith is feeling the love of Albertans, but also feeling the love of Canadians who feel like she is fighting for them.
00:25:04.580As I said in an interview earlier today, I think she is the de facto foreign affairs minister of this country at this point.
00:25:12.760Bernie says, I personally wish she was our prime minister.