Trudeau’s UN obsession faces a test tomorrow in a key vote. Here’s why I think Trudeau — and China — will win
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Justin Trudeau's obsession with the United Nation faces a test tomorrow, when he must decide whether or not Canada will be granted a temporary visitor's pass to join the UN Security Council. I predict that China will win, and here's why.
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Hello, my rebels. Today, I make a prediction. Oh, I don't make it happily, but sometimes predictions,
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you know, it's different from what you hope to happen, right? I predict, well, I won't give it
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away now, but I make a prediction about what will happen at the United Nations vote tomorrow
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on whether or not Canada will be given a temporary visitor's pass to join the UN Security Council.
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Justin Trudeau has put all his eggs in that basket. Oh, he's betting big. I'll give you
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Tonight, Justin Trudeau's obsession with the United Nations faces a test tomorrow and a
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key UN vote. Here's why I think Trudeau and China will win. It's June 16th, and this is
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Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
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There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.
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The only thing I have to say to the government about why I'm publishing it is because it's my
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The United Nations is one of the worst things in the world. I know it didn't mean to be that
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way. I don't think it started out that way, but it has been captured and corrupted and gamed
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and bought and sold and absolutely hijacked. It embodies two of Robert Conquest's laws. You
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know him. He's the late historian. One of his laws was any organization not explicitly right-wing
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sooner or later becomes left-wing. I mean, that's so obvious it almost goes without saying,
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especially for a government institution, especially something that fancies itself as a sort of
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world government. And another one of Conquest's rules, the simplest way to explain the behavior
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of any bureaucratic organization is to assume that it's controlled by a cabal of its enemies,
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as in, it's not about peace. It's not about freedom. It's not about human rights. It's not
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about democracy. It's about the opposition to all of those things, the opposite of all of those
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things. The World Health Organization, as we've just learned, isn't about sharing information about
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health and pandemics. It's about covering up that information, weaponizing that information,
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hiding things. That's why the countries that trusted the WHO the most were the hardest hit,
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and the countries that were the most skeptical, like Taiwan, which is actually banned from the
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UN, they got through the pandemic the best because they didn't believe the lie. So I think that's all
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obvious. I think that it's much worse than we even know. UN peacekeepers are amongst the world's most
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predatory child rapists, for example. Just horrific stuff. I'm just giving you one of a thousand
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examples. Continuous to this day. I mean, if that doesn't tell you the nature of the UN, nothing will.
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How about this? The UN just decided it's going to investigate racism. Of course, they don't need
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racism in, I don't know, places like China, but the Uyghurs. They mean in places like America,
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Canada, the UK, and Israel. But as Hillel Neuer of UN Watch points out, the world's most racist and
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brutal regimes are the judges. UN human rights members include Mauritania, with 500,000 black slaves to this
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day. Venezuela, with Maduro's tyranny, and Qatar, which enslaves migrants. Libya, same thing. They
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have slave auctions. They have open-air slave markets in Libya. This inquiry will be a farce.
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Of course it will. So why does Justin Trudeau so desperately want to be a part of it? Of course,
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every country is a part of the UN, except Taiwan, that was kicked out to appease communist China,
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which is an outrage. But why does Justin Trudeau so desperately want a temporary seat on the UN
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Security Council? Just to refresh your memory, there are all sorts of UN agencies, right? There's
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the Human Rights Council I just mentioned. There's the World Health Organization. Countries can be
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member of all those little committees, except Taiwan. By the way, China runs five UN agencies more than any
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other country does. They're taking over the UN and its purposes. And all countries are part of something
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called the General Assembly. It's just a giant, really, international parliament of sorts.
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193 countries in it. And every country is equal, really. Tiny Nauru. Population 13,000. I challenge
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you to find Nauru on a map. That's equal to, say, Germany. Population 83 million. Each have one seat on
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the General Assembly. Each have the same vote. So obviously it's just a talk shop, just a way for people
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from Nauru to get a free trip to New York City. It's an amazing city. And they get to hobnob with
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fancy people from, you know, bigger countries. I tell you, if you ever go to the UN building in New
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York City, you can see it's surrounded by gorgeous hotels and restaurants. It's such a pleasure for
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anyone just to be there. I suppose that's most of Manhattan. But it's nothing, really, the General
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Assembly, because the US and Russia and China and the UK and France, those countries do whatever they
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want. They don't wait for permission from Burkina Faso. There are absolutely two tiers of countries
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at the UN. There's the permanent members of the Security Council, those five countries I just listed,
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Russia, the United States, France, the UK, and Britain. It was, those five were chosen after World
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War II. How else can you explain France being there but not India, for example? There are many quirks
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about the UN. You've got those top tier members, and then you've got everybody else.
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My point is mainly who even cares, right? Name for me a war that the UN averted. Name for me a famine
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that they ended. Name a terrorist attack they stopped. Name for me any impasse they resolved.
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Did they fix the Syrian Civil War? Did they stop? Oh, just to pick something. Slavery in
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Mauritania? I don't mean slavery way back in ancient days. I mean slavery right now. Millions of modern
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day slaves. Has the UN solved the problem of North Korea? You tell me. Who defeated ISIS and killed
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their terrorist boss? Not the UN. Problems are solved by nation states themselves. And since the fall of the
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Berlin Wall, that's almost always meant the United States, the last remaining hyperpower.
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Who's there for disaster relief? It's the U.S. Navy. That's who. But China is rising. They want to be
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a rival. Iran is a regional problem. Russia, it's a shadow of its former self, but it's still a factor,
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especially in places like Syria. It has nuclear arms and oil. The UN, in many ways, has a united nothing.
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It used to be a meeting place for the world's diplomats, and now it has its agenda of its own
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and its own enrichment and perpetuation, such as the annual feast and festival thrown for the global
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warming partiers. I mean, who wouldn't want to jet to Paris for that big global warming meeting?
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That Paris meeting was right after Trudeau was elected prime minister. He went there. He brought
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the world's largest delegation. Going by memory, I think he had over 300 people with him.
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Catherine McKenna literally hired a fashion photographer for $6,000 to attend to make sure
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she looked great. Global warming was not solved, but boy, did they have a party. And that's what
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Trudeau wants. He wants the party. He wants to be an insider, a player. So he wants a seat on the UN
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Security Council. Obviously not one of the permanent seats. US, UK, Russia, France, and China.
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But he wants the UN's member countries to vote for Canada to be one of the temporary members on the
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Security Council. Now, temporary members, unlike the five permanent members, don't have a veto over
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things. But they get to hang out with the cool kids for a couple of years, go to some of the same
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meetings, get some of the same photo ops. That's what Trudeau craves. Travel, photo ops, huge expense
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accounts, getting away from small Canada and our small problems. He's being checked out of his job
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as prime minister for months mentally. He's self-hiding at home. He's got his vacation beard. He's
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obviously demotivated. He's just phoning it in. He's just at home phoning it in. But this UN thing
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really seems to motivate him because it's his escape plan. Get on the UN Security Council. Be a good boy
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for the main voting blocs of the UN, which are China and China's colonies. And the OIC, which stands for
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the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. 57 Muslim countries led by the Saudis. So if Trudeau can get
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on the UN Security Council with a vote of all the little countries, he can party in New York all the
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time. Hang out with his old friend Gerald Butts down there. He can live his Canadian problems to others
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like Chrystia Freeland. And after a term on the Security Council, he can make his big personal
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play to be the first Canadian Secretary General of the United Nations. And he could be a shill for
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China and the OIC just as he has been as Canada's prime minister. And it's precisely for that reason,
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if you look at his voting bloc, China and Arabia, precisely for that reason that unlike most of Canada's
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pundits, I think Justin Trudeau will actually win the vote tomorrow. Now, just to be clear,
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different countries from different regions run against each other. So right now, Canada is not
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running against 193 countries. It's running just against Ireland and Norway for this one seat.
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Here's Canada's official campaign page. Look at the issues Trudeau's running on. Peace.
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That's code for anti-Americanism, anti-NATO-ism. Rolling back the war on terror. That's what that
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means. Climate change. Same thing. Rejecting Trump's embrace of fossil fuels. OPEC loves this
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because it means Canada will take ourselves and the oil sands out of the world business, leaving it to
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them. Promote economic security together. Now, you might think that means, oh, growing the economy,
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free trade, cutting taxes, that sort of thing. And you're probably thinking, well, Canada doesn't do that
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too well. But if you click on the link, you'll see it means the opposite. It means Canada giving
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more of your tax dollars and foreign aid to countries to vote for it. It's ideologically
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globalist and it's just a bribe, really. Advance gender equality together. That's not a shot at
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Saudi Arabia or Iran or places like that. Trudeau doesn't mean that. It's just his standard message
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as a male feminist. He says it constantly as a preemptive defense against his own groping
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history. And finally, strengthening multilateralism is just another way of saying he's anti-Trump.
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Trump rejects globalism. Trump withdrew from the Paris global warming thing. Trump believes in
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America first, whether it's military or economics or trade or energy. Trudeau is telegraphing in
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actually every single one of these points that he wants to get on the UN Security Council
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to be the leader of the opposition to America and to Trump in particular. Normally, that job falls
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to the third world, to the old Soviet Union, to China. And the first world, the allies, NATO,
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the Western democratic countries stick together. And by that, I mean, stick with our principles of
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freedom, trade, democracy, security, not Trudeau. Trudeau wants to undermine the world's leading
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democracy within the UN, just as he has done for the last five years from Canada. Look at this.
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This is a headline in Reuters. Canada sees tight UN Security Council race, says coronavirus response
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could help. Oh, really? What was our coronavirus response? It was terrible from a national interest
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point of view. We didn't ever stop flights coming in from China. They continued the whole time. We
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didn't screen at airports. But we gave billions of dollars to the China-run WHO. We gave billions
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of dollars in foreign aid to any country that would take it. It was, we never doubted China and the
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propaganda. We never criticized China. In fact, Trudeau obeyed China. Trudeau refused to even
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acknowledge Taiwan. Remember this terrible moment. This question is directed to the Minister of Foreign
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Affairs. On March 28th, he personally tweeted out a thank you to the People's Republic of China for
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donating PPEs to Canada. This tweet happened within three hours of China announcing that gift. Now,
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as it turned out, many of these PPEs were defective and could not be used. More recently, Taiwan donated
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half a million surgical masks to Canada. And yet, here we are, two weeks later, and the Minister has yet
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to personally thank Taiwan for its generosity. Will the Minister now thank this free and democratic
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country for its generous gift to Canadians? The Honourable Minister. Mr. Speaker, I'd like to thank
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my colleague for the question. Indeed, we are very grateful to every nation for helping Canada. This is
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a global pandemic which knows no border. We have been expressing our thanks to many nations who have
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contributed. We will continue to do so. It is important at the time of pandemic, Mr. Speaker,
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that we don't play politics, that humanity comes together. I can say to my COVID foreign minister's
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call, the world community has come together to make sure that we would make sure that supply chain would
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remain intact, that we would have transit hub, that we would have air bridges. And we will continue,
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Mr. Speaker, to work with every nation when it comes to health. This is a public good that we want
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to work together. We will go back to... That is the coronavirus response that Trudeau thinks is going
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to win it for him. Our foreign minister literally owes the Chinese government $1.2 million in a bizarre
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loan. He won't say a crossword about China despite them having two Canadian hostages now coming up on
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two years. We literally gave all of Canada's emergency masks to China during the pandemic. So do you see my
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point? Why wouldn't China vote for Canada and tell all of China's African colonies to do the same?
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Why wouldn't the OIC Muslim countries do the same? Trudeau quit the war on terror. Trudeau gave millions
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of dollars in a public apology to a terrorist named El Mercado. Trudeau met with this bizarre man
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who went to Afghanistan to hang out with the Taliban. Trudeau, literally the first thing he did
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after being elected in 2015, before he was even sworn in, he removed our CF-18 jets from the war on ISIS.
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Why wouldn't every one of the 57 Muslim countries in the OIC vote for Trudeau too? Not to vote for
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Canada. I mean, Canadians are democratic. Canadians believe in freedom. Canadians are, you and me are,
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more hostile to China according to public opinion polls than any other people in the world other
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than the Swedes. No, the OIC and China don't like Canada very much. They don't like Canadians very much.
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China takes us hostage. But boy, do they sure love Trudeau. And I guess fair's fair because
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the feeling is mutual, isn't it? Yeah, I'm going to go out on a bit of a limb here.
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Unlike a lot of people, I think Justin Trudeau is going to win the vote tomorrow. Which means I think
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that freedom and democracy and accountability and Canada's national interest is going to lose.
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But China and the Muslim countries, well, they're about to do a victory lap.
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In your face, Donald Trump. Stay with us for more.
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Hey, welcome back. I've done a couple of episodes on this before. You know, the CBC has a kids
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propaganda unit. It's written by adults, of course, but it's designed to propagate political ideas
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to minor children, including children of tender years. I find it very creepy and very bizarre,
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but it's a project given great importance under Justin Trudeau. Well, they took a subject that
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is definitely for grownups, that's of transgenderism, and they weaponized it in a bizarre attack
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against children's author J.K. Rowling. Here, watch about 45 seconds of the CBC's Kids News
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propaganda department. All right, well, let's get into it. Veena, what has you fired up this week?
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Well, I've been following this J.K. Rowling controversy, and it all started with a tweet she made.
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Actually, it started with this headline, creating a more equal post-COVID-19 world for people who
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menstruate. J.K. took issue with the word people being used. Maybe she was trying to be funny, but
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she hinted that the publication should have stuck with using the word women. Some fans pointed out
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that there are lots of those who menstruate who don't identify as women. And then things got a little
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messy. Lots of tweets back and forth, and at one point, J.K. fired back with, my life has been shaped
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by being female, and I don't think it's hateful to say so. It's 2020. Releasing these kind of statements
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online is not a good look. Oh, and it went on from there. These teens reading perfectly scripted
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pro-trans attacks on J.K. Rowling for daring to say women are women. I like how they let the young man
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there man-splained to J.K. Rowling that it's not a good look in 2020 to say you're a female. It went
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on. Every word of it written by an adult handed to those child actors to read. All of it inappropriate
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for children of tender years. Joining us now via Skype to talk about it is our friend Andrew Lawton,
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who discovered this. Andrew, I keep an eye on CBC Kids News, but it's not actually something I
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regularly go to. But this is stuff being pumped out to children. This is radical politics. I don't
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even think these are kid-friendly discussions at all, let alone weaponizing it and saying J.K.
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Rowling is a bad woman. This is so awful. Tell me your thoughts on this and how you came across it.
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Yeah, I'm not one of these pearl-clutching, won't somebody please think of the children types. I
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realized that kids can handle difficult conversations. I fully understand that. But
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when I was a kid, kids shows were things like Arthur and the Magic School Bus. I wasn't watching
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the TV to hear about, you know, transgender politics or any sort of politics. The show itself is called
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Recap, which is pitched as a news show. And it's the irony is it wouldn't even pass the muster as
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being an adult news show because it's all opinion, but it's pitched as a news show. And on the CBC
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website, it says that it's for kids age six and up. So as young as six years old is the target audience
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in CBC's eyes of this show called Recap. So the problem that I have with this is that they've used
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very strong language. They've referred to J.K. Rowling, the beloved author, as, quote, transphobic,
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a direct quote from the young man on the panel here. They've told her she should read the room.
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They've said that those of us who menstruate aren't always female and they're passing it off as fact.
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So a six-year-old who's watching this, who might not even know what menstruation is,
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is being told that menstruation is not about whether you're female or not, that anyone can.
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So there's a lot packed into what was only really a two-minute clip here. And what I find most
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troubling about it is that this is pitched as news. It's pitched towards children. And more
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importantly, it is mocking those who do what J.K. Rowling did, which is talk about something from
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a biological perspective. J.K. Rowling wasn't being anti-trans. She wasn't being bigoted. She was
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saying, listen, woman means something. Womanhood means something. And when I saw this, I was actually
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in disbelief, despite not holding CBC by and large up in the highest esteem, for all the reasons I just
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mentioned. And what was interesting, just on one note here, and I don't know if it was in the clip that
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was just played. At one point, they say Daniel Radcliffe, the Harry Potter film star who actually
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reputed what, or refuted rather, what J.K. Rowling said, they called him inspiring for advocating for
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what he believes in. But she's supposed to just shut up. Yeah, it's incredible. You know, Sean Tran,
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the guy in the bottom right corner there, lecturing J.K. Rowling on what a good look is for women. I mean,
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in any other context, that would be called mansplaining. Imagine a man. But the thing is,
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Sean Tran is a child actor. All these people are child actors. They're just very young people who can
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read lines with energy given to them by grown-ups. We don't actually know who wrote this.
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One thing we do know is it wasn't written by these three kids. So to have some young kid,
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an early teen, say to J.K. Rowling, you know, why don't you shut up telling us who a woman is or
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isn't? On the woke-o-meter, that's supposedly very low wokeness, a man saying to a woman, shut up,
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talking about being a woman. But the CBC, I guess, has gone full trans agenda. But I say again,
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these are not political thinkers. These are not even grown-ups. They are a trick. It's like a hand
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puppet. We don't even know who's behind it. I find this whole thing extremely troubling. The only,
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you know, saving grace, Andrew, is that the viewership of these videos, if the public view
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counts on YouTube or anything to go by, are minuscule. Almost no one's watching this crap.
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I think maybe the audience in mind is only an audience of one. Justin Trudeau, for him to see
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this and pat the CBC on the head. I actually don't know any young person who would voluntarily
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watch this crap. No, and certainly the YouTube view count, you're right, is dismally low. So
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there's a fiscal argument against these as much as there's a content-based one. But at the same time,
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they're putting them on TV. There are a lot of parents that might be saying to their kids,
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listen, I'm doing dishes. Why don't you just watch what's on TV? And the kid thinks that,
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or the parent thinks that the kid is going to be watching Arthur. And then they blink and it's
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JK Rowling is a transphobe. And that's what's passing for children's entertainment. And you're
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right. I mean, children's personalities used to be about crafts and fun and jokes, not shoving a
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political agenda. And in what I wrote and what I said about this on my show, I was very careful to not
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go after the host because I think they're symptoms of the problem here and not themselves
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the problem. You're right that they are parroting whatever the grownups pulling the strings of this
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are trying to push on them. You know, I would say that a lot of parents need to say, yes, we're not
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going to watch this, but it needs to go beyond that because, you know, this was an opinion show.
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So even based on news and journalistic standards alone, I don't think they could get away with this
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as easily on power and politics or something like that, despite bias you might see on other CBC
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programs. They were parroting opinions. They were doing them ineloquently. And they're telling kids
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that something that is very complex is simple and factual, when in actuality, it was neither of
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those things. Well, that's a good point. At least the state broadcaster, when it has a partisan panel,
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they pretend to have the full spectrum of opinion from A to B. I mean, I noticed that last weekend,
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they didn't even have any conservative MPs on their political panels, which was quite something.
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But yeah, I mean, in this, all three voices are pre-scripted. There is no difference of opinion.
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I take your point about you can't be too tough on these kids because they're just child actors.
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They would literally say the opposite thing if that was the words put in front of them. But there's a
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message being sent out by the CBC, which is the largest employer of media in the country, larger
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than all other private employers combined, in fact, that this is how you have to talk. This is how you
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have to think if you want to get ahead. So it's not even that it's persuasive on the marriage. It's
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just, oh, so that's how the CBC is. Yeah. And they'll even try and cancel the mighty feminist
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success story. J.K. Rowling, single mom who works her way off welfare, becomes a billionaire through
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her talent. They're not afraid to cancel her for saying trans women are not women. So imagine what
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they would do to you. I think this is about the CBC telegraphing to the world what is or isn't
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acceptable to the government. Yeah. And CBC kids is particularly insidious in that regard. There
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was a story a few years ago, I think you might have covered it as well, where they had posted a
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listing for a host they were hiring. And they said the exact words were any race except Caucasian. So
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they were doing identity politics in their lineup. At another point, I think it was about a year ago,
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there was controversy when CBC kids was glamorizing children who are drag performers. And they had
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children who are dressed up in drag performing in an area which has very much been a sexualized area,
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drag performance. And for adults, that's fine. Do what you want. But they were not only promoting
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drag children, but glamorizing it and talking about how they were going to be slaying on the stage. And
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anyone who criticized it, of course, was a bigot and a homophobe. So they are pushing an agenda here,
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Yeah, you know what we've learned from another state broadcaster, the BBC, that their kids
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presenter, Jimmy Savile, was a serial child abuser who molested kids for decades, hundreds and
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hundreds of kids. And the BBC covered it up. We also know that Hollywood is notorious for abusing
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child actors, Harvey Weinstein himself. But just drugs and sex with minor children. So whenever young
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kids are involved in some showbiz thing, I get nervous because I think, who is the predator here?
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Who's taking advantage? Now, we don't know if these kids are being taken advantage of in other ways
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besides just being turned into political puppets. But what we do know is that the audience, in a way,
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is being sexually groomed. Children, as you say, as young as six years old, are being spoken to
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in a friendly, energetic way about sexual things that shouldn't be treated by kids till much later.
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So in a way, young children are being taught by the producers of this channel, talk about sex,
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talk about various sexual acts, talk about transgenderism, talk about all these sexual things.
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That's a form of grooming too, Andrew, because it's the state saying, hey kids, what used to be a
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private discussion or an adult discussion is totally cool for you at age six. And you know it's cool
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because these child actors say so. Maybe these child actors themselves are not being abused,
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Yeah, and I don't want to, in my view anyway, go beyond what was in that clip alone. Because, you know,
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even if you accept everything at face value and you remove other contexts and possibilities there,
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you're left with what is very easily and aptly described as indoctrination. And it's so dangerous.
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Parents need to have a much more prominent role than many think in kind of understanding what their kids
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are watching. Because it's a standard assumption. If you're not a political parent, if you're not
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someone who's really immersed in the culture wars like you and I are, to think, oh yeah, I can just
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flip on CBC and my kids will watch it and they'll be watching all these fun shows and laughing and
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that's that. I mean, we've joked in the past about people that have tried to say, you know, you've got to
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ban Paw Patrol because it's patriarchal and, you know, fascistic and all of these things. But there are a lot of
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people that have these political agendas that are managing to exact control over television
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programming for kids. And in CBC's case, they're doing it incredibly brazenly.
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What a great point. You can't watch Paw Patrol because it's too friendly and happy.
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And you know all those puppies. But let's have you listen to some Marxist critique of transgender
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versus feminist battles. Unbelievable. Andrew Lawton, great to see you again.
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Give us a quick reminder. What's the best website to listen to your show, The Andrew Lawton Show?
00:29:20.600
If anyone goes to andrewlawtonshow.com, it'll bring you right to the podcast page and do subscribe
00:29:26.320
on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, YouTube, wherever you want. You can find us.
00:29:30.820
Yeah. And there's not even a fee for that, is there?
00:29:39.040
Andrewlawtonshow.com. Absolutely free. You can get it on the website or, as you say,
00:29:43.540
any other place you get your podcasts, Apple and whatnot. And you are part of the team of talent
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at True North. And we just had your friend Candice Malcolm on the other day. And all your stuff
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All right. Well, I know our viewers naturally like you and Candice and your whole team.
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So hopefully they'll go to your stuff directly, too. Great to see you, my friend. Keep up the fight.
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All right. There you have it. Andrew Lawton talking to us about this bizarre...
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It's a propaganda unit. That's all it is. It's not entertainment. It's propaganda.
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Hey, hello. Welcome back on my monologue last night. Wendy writes,
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The National Post will fold without Rex Murphy. Without the folks that read Rex Murphy,
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the National Post doesn't have much left for readership.
00:30:38.020
Attacking Rex Murphy for being white in 73 is not only racism, it is also ageism.
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You know, that would be true in the olden days. And by olden days, I mean when people paid for
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newspapers, when newspapers made money through advertising subscriptions.
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But the fastest growing line item in Post Media's financials, and I've read them,
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He's giving them between $8 and $10 million this year alone. That's all they care about. They would
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fire Rex Murphy 10 times to keep Justin Trudeau. That's the only one reader they need.
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Vladimir writes, Rex Murphy is one of the few whose comments are worthwhile to follow.
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I agree. I think he's the only name brand writer there. I mean, there are also some other good
00:31:28.400
On my interview with Randy Hillier on opening the economy, Bruce writes,
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I'm glad the province of Ontario has Randy Hillier who can speak truth to the powerful.
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We've been locked down far too long. The next time the government sends a panic order,
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will people be so compliant? Oh, I regret they will. You know, I was just looking at different
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jurisdictions. You know how many people are in hospital in all of Saskatchewan? 1.2 million people.
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Two people in the hospital. You know how many people are in the hospital in Newfoundland?
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Zero. There is a single case of the virus in Newfoundland, and he's not even, he's staying at home.
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But the province is locked down. Where's the protests? There aren't none. Are we missing a freedom
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gene in our DNA or something? That's our show for today. Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here
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at Rubber World Headquarters, you at home, good night, and keep fighting for freedom.