Stand on Guard with David Krayden - SOG59： Fighting Back on LIBERAL CORRUPTION ｜ Stand on Guard Ep 59

00:00:00.480 Hey, welcome back to another episode of Stand on Guard. I'm your host, David Creighton.

00:00:05.160 I saw some real passion today in the House of Commons during Question Period, and it

00:00:12.200 was over the carbon tax. And I'll let you know in a minute what that was all about.

00:00:18.060 So we are in a very precarious position in this country. We need political change, but

00:00:24.420 we also need to resolve to resist.

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00:01:12.660 So what happened today in Question Period? Well, it was all about Bill C-234. The exemption

00:01:19.400 for farmers from the carbon tax did not get through the Senate yesterday. And Pierre Pauliev,

00:01:27.060 the leader of the Conservative Party, was quite upset about this. Very upset. But he was upset because

00:01:32.680 he came from caucus with a mission. Let's listen to that.

00:01:37.400 Farmers and the truckers who bring us our food. Yesterday, after manipulation and intimidation

00:01:45.900 by Justin Trudeau, liberal senators voted to gut a common sense conservative bill that would

00:01:54.020 have taken the tax off of our farmers. Just in time for Christmas, Justin Trudeau has ensured

00:02:02.640 that your turkey dinner will have a big, fat, growing carbon tax caked on top of it.

00:02:10.980 That is not part of the recipe for turkey dinner that Canadians were looking for. But yet, late

00:02:17.600 yesterday, there were those liberal senators who had received personal calls from Justin Trudeau,

00:02:23.660 intimidating calls from a prime minister who claimed that he would respect the independence

00:02:28.300 of the Senate, has now stepped in to make sure not only that Canadians continue to pay the tax,

00:02:34.800 but that it goes higher and higher still. Well, I've got news for Justin Trudeau. You've ruined

00:02:41.140 Christmas for Canadians. Common sense conservatives are going to ruin your vacation as well. We are

00:02:47.460 going to put in thousands of amendments at committee and in the House of Commons, forcing all night,

00:02:53.180 round-the-clock voting to block your $20 billion of inflationary spending and the rest of your

00:02:59.940 economically destructive plans until you agree to our demand to take the tax off farmers, First Nations 1.00

00:03:06.860 and families. You will know, you will have no rest until the tax is gone.

00:03:28.620 Mr. Trudeau, you're going to have to come to terms with something.

00:03:31.140 Over the Christmas period, whether through a walk in the snow or while you're sitting next to a warm

00:03:39.260 fire, think about this reality. There will be a carbon tax election. I will win the carbon tax

00:03:47.320 election, and whether you like it or not, I will axe the tax.

00:03:51.120 Good. And this energy, this enthusiasm for average Canadians flowed into question period today,

00:04:07.340 on Wednesday. Yes, it did. And Pierre Pauly have kept up the attack on Justin Trudeau.

00:04:14.380 I think, how dare he coach his senators? They don't call themselves liberals, but they are.

00:04:19.500 They don't have the name liberal, but they are. They're loyal to Justin Trudeau. He did talk to

00:04:24.640 them. And they went against the carbon tax. And there were some conservative senators that didn't

00:04:30.180 show up either. And I've got some Roth for them too. But Pauly have is showing some guts and some

00:04:35.860 spine on this. And when he does the right thing, I say he's doing the right thing. I'm not in Pauly's

00:04:41.680 pocket. I'm not a shill for the conservative party. But I tell you, when they're doing the right thing,

00:04:46.360 I support it. And I'll say so publicly. And they're doing the right thing here.

00:04:50.760 They're fighting for farmers. They're fighting for average Canadians because the carbon tax is evil.

00:04:55.820 The carbon tax is bad. It's making the price of food, fuel, and everything that much higher.

00:05:02.220 And it will destroy a lot of people's Christmas. Now, Justin Trudeau was very upset. He had the gall

00:05:09.080 to suggest Pierre Pauly wants to filibuster on the carbon tax bill against farmers for ideological

00:05:19.680 reasons. What do you think Trudeau is doing? He is foisting his climate change ideology on Canadians.

00:05:28.280 And he doesn't care who suffers in the process. He doesn't care who's impoverished in the process.

00:05:33.820 He doesn't care who has to go without meals. He doesn't care who has to go without gas.

00:05:38.400 Because it's all about his ideology. And Trudeau's mighty upset that he might lose a day or two

00:05:44.620 of his Christmas vacation. And he said, I'm not going to lose any time. I'm not going to put up

00:05:52.060 with Pierre Pauly filibustering. What is he worried about? He won't get to visit the Aga Khan this year?

00:06:00.720 He won't spend two weeks at a private resort in the Caribbean? Oh, poor Justin. He worked so hard

00:06:08.940 for us. Not going to happen this Christmas, Justin. You're going to have to be aware of ordinary

00:06:14.420 Canadians. And thank God Pierre Pauly was doing something about that. Now, I want to turn to

00:06:21.040 another controversy that's going on in the House of Commons this week. And that's the speaker,

00:06:27.260 Greg Fergus. You're right. You might remember he came in because the last speaker invited a

00:06:33.820 Waffen-SS soldier, Nazi, to the House of Commons. And of course, Trudeau did too. And the House leader

00:06:43.100 did too. And other prominent liberals did too. But the speaker fell on his sword over that. So he was

00:06:51.020 gone. So they elected Greg Fergus, who was already under the shadow of a conflict of interest.

00:06:57.860 But he came in and he has been nothing but an ass since he got there, lecturing and hectoring the 0.94

00:07:04.180 conservatives about how dare they say Justin Trudeau isn't a question period enough. Don't they realize 0.99

00:07:10.240 he's an important man who has better things to do? He has priorities. He's always lecturing and

00:07:18.320 hectoring the opposition for making too much noise, comments, heckling, blah, blah, blah, blah. He goes

00:07:26.600 on about this. Well, what did he do? He makes a little video to congratulate the good work of the

00:07:35.400 interim provincial liberal leader in Ontario. Now, this has caused a bit of a fuss. Let's have a look at

00:07:43.460 this. Non-political message to a personal friend. A partisan tribute to a partisan friend at a

00:07:50.660 partisan event. Respect, impartiality and decorum are values I continue to prioritize for my speaker

00:07:58.900 as tenure. It has undermined the position of the speaker so greatly that I must add my voice and

00:08:04.580 the voice of the official opposition to those who have asked for the speaker to resign.

00:08:08.740 We had a lot of fun together through the Ottawa South Liberal Association,

00:08:13.860 through Liberal Party politics, by helping Dalton McGinty get elected.

00:08:18.260 This was...

00:08:18.740 Now, excuse me, wouldn't you say that's a partisan video? We had a lot of fun getting Dalton

00:08:26.020 McGinty elected, the former Liberal Premier of Ontario. Wouldn't you say that's just a bit partisan?

00:08:33.540 Yes. And he has violated the trust of his office. He has violated what a speaker needs to be in Canada.

00:08:40.500 The House of Commons speaker in Canada must strive to be, and at least appear to be,

00:08:46.980 non-partisan. That is the name of this game. The Canadian speaker is not like the United States 0.79

00:08:54.660 speaker in Congress, who is a partisan figure, who does fight for his or her political party.

00:09:02.980 There is political allegiance there. Not so in Canada. The speaker must be, and appear to be,

00:09:10.660 non-partisan. Greg Fergus has failed mightily, just as he's failed to be a good speaker so far.

00:09:18.500 Now, you know what else he was up to? So he has appointments that he has to adhere to in

00:09:26.260 Washington, D.C. He's going down there on a diplomatic mission. What on earth he needs to

00:09:32.660 do that for? I have no idea. I can't remember another speaker having to go to the United States

00:09:39.140 and represent Canada on some diplomatic mission. But there he is in Washington. And what did he do?

00:09:44.660 He did it again. Yes. He makes partisan remarks. Listen to this.

00:09:52.580 I'm doing a quick calculation. 29 years ago that I first met Klaus in 1994.

00:09:59.860 I was running for president of the Young Liberals of Canada. And there was this guy who knew all these

00:10:06.660 young liberals, but I'd never seen them in a party before. He spoke with this accent, you know.

00:10:13.300 I wasn't certain where this is coming from. And I remember one time he pulled me over and he said,

00:10:18.900 Greg. So I go, he's by the curtains in the back of the room. He says, Greg, you're going to win.

00:10:25.220 Oh, nice. Greg, you're going to win. That's that, of course, is Klaus Schwab,

00:10:34.980 the president and CEO of the World Economic Forum. Undoubtedly, that's who he's talking about. But

00:10:42.180 he's also talking about his role as the leader of the Young Liberals, Mr. Partizan. Yes, he's done it

00:10:48.980 again. And he seems oblivious to the fact he just apologized for saying, well, I guess I shouldn't

00:10:55.380 make the video. But he didn't really apologize because he said, well, it was it was a nonpolitical

00:11:01.140 thing for a friend. It really had nothing to do with politics. So he wants it both ways. He wants

00:11:06.900 to apologize because he wants this job because it's a nice house. It's a nice salary for a non-entity

00:11:13.940 of an MP like Greg Fergus was always getting in the trouble. So he loves the job. He wants to keep it

00:11:20.500 and he'll do just about anything he thinks he has to do to keep the job, including lying about what he

00:11:27.220 did. And he's doing it again today. And that little clip was compliments of conservative MP,

00:11:34.020 former conservative leader Andrew Scheer, who was also Speaker of the House of Commons. And he was a

00:11:41.300 pretty good Speaker of the House of Commons, because despite being a conservative, he was fair

00:11:46.820 and he did everything to appear to be fair and nonpartisan. So Andrew posted that on his ex site

00:11:54.100 this morning. And I posted it and reposted online. And I'm showing it to you now. Very important.

00:12:01.360 What else is happening? Well, Stephen Gilbo is at it again. He's at, of course, COP28, the Conference of

00:12:09.780 Partners 28. It's the annual United Nations Climate Change Summit. And he's there having a wonderful

00:12:19.640 time as all of the other acolytes, disciples and elites of the climate change agenda are all having

00:12:28.200 a wonderful time. Yes, it's, it's, it's really good for them. I'm so happy. And of course, there's been

00:12:35.360 some, been some embarrassments, you know, when the, the president of the COP28 conference made the

00:12:42.040 remarks the other day that, well, there's no evidence that eradicating fossil fuels is going to

00:12:50.780 have any impact on the temperature of the world, on the global temperature. He said, there's no science

00:12:58.380 science for that. The science isn't there. Whoops. But of course, what do you expect when you have a

00:13:04.320 climate change conference in the desert, right on top of the kingdom of oil, hosted by a bunch of oil

00:13:11.560 magnets? Don't the idiots who plan these things think there's anything obscene about this? Anything 1.00

00:13:18.960 surreal? Anything unseemly? Anything hypocritical about having a climate change conference on the

00:13:28.100 sands of Dubai, where you have to pump the air conditioning 24 hours a day, where people have

00:13:35.040 to arrive on their private jets and increase the global carbon footprint in the process? Nobody sees

00:13:41.140 that as strange. Well, our environment and climate change minister not only doesn't think this is

00:13:46.800 strange or unseemly or hypocritical. He thinks it's a great opportunity to introduce a new policy.

00:13:56.560 And Canada is going to reduce its methane by 75%. Let's listen to Stephen Gilboa hold for it.

00:14:03.620 Today's announcement is the result of strong collaboration between the federal government,

00:14:08.360 provincial and territorial government, as well as indigenous communities and Canadian industries.

00:14:12.200 It's also the fruit of ongoing cooperation with partners like the United States who understand

00:14:17.960 that by tackling methane emissions, we're activating one of the most powerful levers we have against

00:14:23.420 climate change. Canada and the U.S. were the first countries to establish national regulations on

00:14:28.520 methane in the oil and gas sector. And here at COP28, just two days ago, the U.S. EPA announced changes to

00:14:36.520 methane regulations. It gives me great pleasure to announce the publication of proposed amendments to

00:14:42.020 our national regulations, which further enhance our rigor and ambition. These amendments will enable us

00:14:49.540 to meet our targets for the global methane pledge. Before I begin, I just want to offer a bit of history.

00:14:55.700 In 2018, the Government of Canada published our first methane regulations for the oil and gas sector,

00:15:01.020 which aim to reduce these emissions by 40% to 45% by 2025 from 2012 levels. To achieve that goal, we work

00:15:09.400 with three of our most implicated provinces to develop agreements where the federal regulations could be

00:15:14.800 stand down in favor of provincial rules that align with those federal goals. And this has been a success story.

00:15:21.600 It gives me great pleasure to say that we're on track to surpass our goal ahead of schedule. So today's announcement

00:15:28.440 builds on past success. I'm very happy to announce the release of even more ambitious draft methane

00:15:35.100 regulations for Canada's oil and gas sector, consistent with the International Energy Agency's

00:15:40.380 recommendation. We're now aiming for at least 75% reduction for the oil and gas sector by 2030 in Canada.

00:15:47.620 How nice. Thank you, Stephen. Another big objective for 2030. We're going to be reducing fertilizer use

00:15:58.040 by 30% by 2030. We're not going to have the combustion engine by 2030. We're going to be eliminating all kinds

00:16:05.620 of things by net and have net zero by 2030. It's going to be a magical year. Now methane will be reduced

00:16:13.200 magically by 75% by 2030. So this is why Gilboa goes to United Nations events and makes these

00:16:21.660 announcements because he circumvents Canada. He circumvents Canadian law. He's already done that

00:16:27.620 with the single-use plastics issue. Federal court struck down the cabinet order saying that Canada will

00:16:34.800 ban single-use plastics. And that means the plastic you find on your vegetables, on your fruits, and on

00:16:41.120 your meat in the grocery store. That's what the banning of single-use plastics is all about. And

00:16:46.980 Gilboa is 100% behind that. And he wants that to continue. Federal court said, no, it's irresponsible,

00:16:55.620 and it's unconstitutional, and it's unreasonable. Gilboa didn't like that. So he announced that he had

00:17:02.440 already appealed to the United Nations to implement a treaty to contravene that court order, to go

00:17:12.000 beyond, to go over the heads of Canadian law. That's what Gilboa is all about. He's a globalist.

00:17:20.220 He's a Manchurian candidate. He's a useful idiot for the WEF. And that's what he's doing. And he has taken 1.00

00:17:30.440 the concept of being a political clown to a new level. And that's what Gilboa is all about. 0.91

00:17:39.560 I'm going to give the final word on the hypocrisy and the lawlessness of the Liberal Party and the

00:17:46.780 Trudeau government to an old friend, Alberta Premier Daniel Smith.

00:17:52.780 95% of the current available technology isn't achievable. And yet the federal government is

00:17:58.220 intending to use its criminal law power to terrify senior executives so that they don't end up

00:18:03.680 putting forward projects in the first place. And it's work. Their accusation, though, Premier,

00:18:07.040 with respect, is that you're actually being deliberately inflammatory and more political,

00:18:10.860 particularly when you use the threat that you say they have of criminal prosecution or

00:18:15.980 the imposition of criminal law. The federal government is flouting the rule of law.

00:18:20.700 They have now lost two court cases, and they've lost them because they continue to overreach in

00:18:25.080 our jurisdiction. Then they make us go to court for years at great expense while everything is frozen

00:18:30.900 in the private sector to try to get our rights back. We're not going to do that. We can't afford

00:18:34.980 to do that this time. I can't afford to wait four or five or 10 years for the Supreme Court to

00:18:40.760 ultimately come down on our side, as I believe they will. The federal government has to stop acting

00:18:45.020 in a lawless way. The kind of proposals that they're putting forward are a recipe for unaffordable

00:18:50.000 energy, unreliable power grid, which will only chase investment away. And I just simply can't

00:18:54.980 allow that. We are just... So I'm really happy to say that this is why we are stopping and why we're

00:19:06.720 fighting liberal corruption, because as Danielle Smith said, it's liberal lawlessness. And this is

00:19:13.200 corruption, whether it's a speaker who thinks he doesn't have to be nonpartisan, or whether it's

00:19:18.140 Justin Trudeau who thinks he can pressure senators to support his carbon tax on farmers, or whether

00:19:26.340 it's Stephen Gilboa circumventing Canadian law and appealing to the United Nations to do his dirty work.

00:19:35.320 It's all about liberal corruption and lawlessness, as Danielle Smith said. And I think it's something

00:19:41.060 we've got to stop. We've got to fight it. We've got to fight Trudeau's censorship. There's more of that

00:19:45.980 coming. And we've got to resolve to resist, because that's the important thing right now. There are so

00:19:56.320 many things facing this country. And Trudeau, it's not just that he's not worth the cost. It's that he is

00:20:03.940 catastrophic for the Canadian economy, and for Canadian democracy. He is taking away our basic rights,

00:20:14.760 while the economy is in free fall. And don't listen to the propaganda that we're doing just fine. Thank

00:20:23.720 you. We're number one amongst the G7 with our inflation rate. It's all nonsense. It's all smoke

00:20:30.880 and mirrors. It's all illusion. And it's all mendacity. It's all liberal lies. So don't believe it. I know

00:20:39.260 the viewers of this station don't. Thanks for liking this. Thanks for subscribing. Thanks for

00:20:44.220 supporting. And thanks for being a part of our mission to resolve to resist liberal tyranny.

00:20:52.340 Thank you very much. I'll be back again tomorrow with more on liberal corruption and how we need to

00:21:00.240 fight it. Thank you again.

Stand on Guard with David Krayden - December 06, 2023

SOG59： Fighting Back on LIBERAL CORRUPTION ｜ Stand on Guard Ep 59

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