Is there a carbon tax revolt on the way in Canada? David Crayton answers this question and much more on today's episode of Stand On Guard. He also talks about the non-confidence vote on the carbon tax and its impact on the Conservative government.
00:04:00.500I don't always do Saturday broadcasts.
00:04:02.880But I wanted to do a recap of what we went through last week in the last two weeks on the carbon tax.
00:04:10.320You know, we had a non-confidence vote this week sponsored by the Conservative Party and Pierre Paulie to axe the tax, spike the hike, to stop the carbon tax and to attempt to defeat the Trudeau government over the carbon tax and to have an election on the carbon tax.
00:04:33.240The Liberals defeated that with the support of the NDP, the Socialists, and the Bloc, the Separatists.
00:04:42.400And these are the three parties that love the carbon tax.
00:04:46.600They love to see Canadians impoverished.
00:04:49.880And that's really the basis of what this broadcast is about today.
00:04:53.020It's about how the carbon tax is impoverishing Canadians.
00:04:59.540The Liberals are lying about how much money is going back into your pockets.
00:05:06.080They're lying about the fact that just as much or even more is going back to you than you have to give at the gas pump and with your home heating fuel bill.
00:08:33.640And you'll see exactly what I'm talking about.
00:08:35.520It's where the NDP government is administering the federally mandated carbon tax.
00:08:41.340And according to the Vancouver Sun today, the budget presented by the NDP in that province says the carbon tax will raise $9 billion over three years and only pay back $3 billion.
00:08:54.140Mr. Speaker, that's a net nearly $6 billion net carbon tax costs.
00:13:43.760It's incredible how arrogant and supercilious this woman is.
00:13:49.760The key point, which Conservatives consistently are trying to keep from Canadians, is that the price on pollution is completely revenue neutral.
00:14:06.160The money does not go into general revenues.
00:15:36.040Are you saying the main estimates are wrong?
00:15:38.400I am saying that that is money that is being held for small businesses.
00:15:42.880And small businesses will have good news soon because that money is going to be returned to that mission of attracting investment and good jobs in Manitoba.
00:15:53.560And actually take the jackboots off the necks of Canadians.
00:15:56.880I must say that that language is entirely inappropriate when we're talking about a democracy.
00:16:05.020But we're not talking about a democracy anymore, Chrystia.
00:16:10.760The Prime Minister lied and his minions continue to lie above us.
00:16:16.060I began by talking about Prime Minister Mulroney and the exceptional courage he showed in recognizing Ukrainian independence.
00:16:26.360There are, you know, there are people in the world right now who do have real dictatorships oppressing them like the people of Ukraine.
00:16:36.900Yeah, you know who's oppressing the people of Ukraine, Chrystia Freeland?
00:16:51.240And what does Ukraine and Brian Mulroney have to do with the carbon tax collection?
00:16:56.420You've got to bring that up, don't you?
00:16:59.300Even though it's irrelevant, somehow it always comes back to Ukraine.
00:17:05.280That dictatorship that is a black hole of government money and subsidy.
00:17:12.780To use that language, talking about a government policy you disagree with, is entirely inappropriate and cheapens our discourse and our democracy.
00:17:22.320But I want to get into this part where a judge can put you, you know, under house arrest for things that they think that you might say.
00:21:35.580The past seven years have seen marked social and political polarization in the Western world,
00:21:44.720reads a partial first sentence, with the entire rest of the sentence section deleted by government censors.
00:21:55.060The censor's pen also deleted most of a section warning about paranoid populism.
00:22:07.080Capitalizing on the rise of political polarization and conspiracy theories have been populists willing to tailor their messages to appeal to extremist movements,
00:22:18.320reads the section's one non-redacted sentence.
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