In this episode of the KrustyYak Podcast, I talk about the aftermath of the Royal Throne Speech, and the half assed patriotism that is plaguing our country yet again. I also talk about why we should not bow to any king or queen anymore.
00:02:14.620Royal throne farce, royal air farce, however you want to call it.
00:02:17.500OK, and as I mentioned before, I am not big on the whole marketing thing anymore for very good reasons, ladies and gentlemen, for very good reasons.
00:02:25.160OK, I don't believe that in the modern society we should bow to any king or queen.
00:03:36.380OK, this week, I've been really thinking about the priorities of this government, and it's basically just Trudeau 2.0.
00:03:43.640OK, Mark Carney and his libtards want to constantly bring more money to the table in the name of spending and investing.
00:03:50.540OK, to the tunes of, I think, roughly $486 billion that's going to come out of your pocket, my pocket, their pockets, this pockets, except for the government's pockets when it comes to this spending.
00:04:02.340Now, they've been criticized religiously over military spending, over procurement processes, over the natural resources sector.
00:04:12.680And one side of the party says, yes, we're going to have pipelines.
00:04:15.380The other side of the party says, no, we're not going to have pipelines because you still have a bunch of activists calling the shots.
00:04:21.380OK, now, I remember when politicians actually carried themselves a little more dignity rather than being activists.
00:04:28.760OK, I am so sick and tired of activists calling the shots in Parliament, people getting $260,000 a year to sit there and tell me, you can't do that.
00:04:45.000And all these little tirades and little tantrums that they promote.
00:04:48.000OK, these are people that are well into their 40s, 50s, in some cases, their 60s, stomping their feet, making a big stink because they don't like someone else's opinion.
00:04:56.480They don't like someone else's point of view.
00:04:58.700They don't like it when people think for themselves, as we should here in Canada and to my friends in the South, the United States as well.
00:05:05.520In Britain and every working democracy around the globe, people should think for themselves, regardless of how you feel about it or not.
00:05:15.680And my personal points of view when it comes to the whole King thing, it's amazing how three years ago, people couldn't stand the sight of the Maple Leaf there behind me.
00:06:08.780But like I said in my last episode, y'all got duped because there's more money that's going to be coming out of your pockets, going into the liberal coffers for their investments.
00:06:17.520Has there been any plan that's been brought forth to Canadian people in regards of who's going to invest in Canada?
00:06:53.640How can we call our format here in this country an equalization format when La Belle-Provence gets 13.6 billion dollars out of how many billions the rest of the provinces get?
00:09:37.800It's probably one of the most patriotic speeches I've heard in a very, very long time.
00:09:42.760So please, ladies and gentlemen, enjoy.
00:09:44.100I rise in this house today with humility and purpose.
00:09:48.600I stand here with a promise, one that shaped my family across generations.
00:09:54.520A promise that if you work hard, raise your family and love your country, you'll be free to live in dignity and peace.
00:10:00.580I'm the great-grandson of a pioneer who broke the untamed fields of what would become Alberta before there was power and pavement.
00:10:08.280I'm also the son of a farmer who survived communism with nothing but his hands, his family, and the hope that Alberta would be a place where his children could speak freely, live safely, and never bow to a state that hated them.
00:10:21.980My father didn't come to Canada in 1953 for a handout.
00:10:26.880He didn't arrive on a student visa or as part of some bureaucratic temporary foreign worker program.
00:10:32.840No, Hubert Bexty came to Canada to build.
00:10:36.000To build a farm, to build a community, to build a country, and most importantly, to build a family.
00:10:41.040He paid back his own passage from Europe by laboring in Alberta's sugar beet fields.
00:10:46.680On the southern edge of this ferry riding, I represent here today, with no welfare, no hotel rooms, no Liberal-sponsored welcome package,
00:10:54.700just sweat, sacrifice, and a belief that what Canada could be was what we should aspire to.
00:11:00.820I chose to raise my own four children in the Alberta countryside because that's where promise still lives.
00:11:06.740It lived with my great-grandfather's hands, it lived in my father's footsteps, and now it lives in my children.
00:11:13.820And let me say this, I would not be here without the support of my wife, Lorelai, my children, Kyle, Kian, William, and Annalise,
00:11:21.440my mother, Nadine, and the rest of my extended family.
00:11:25.160I also want to thank the many people of Bow River, from Grassy Lakes to Tilly, Jem to Biceker, Conridge to Siksika Nation,
00:11:32.760Arrowood, Marlow, Carmangay, Barnwell, and everywhere in between.
00:14:25.640This week, the prime minister stood before this country and promised more of the same.
00:14:29.400Yeah, I know how he said people who dismantle it, who know nothing about it.
00:14:35.540Kind of like all the environmental activists out there and the so-called peace seekers who know nothing about world affairs or security or actually procuring proper Canadian resources.
00:15:05.640We don't need to renew the consensus on immigration, the one that's fueled the liberal political ambition for a decade.
00:15:11.560We need to rebuild this country for Canadians.
00:15:15.140We don't need to gaslight working families into acceptance of out-of-control immigration while wages stagnate, house prices explode, and services collapse.
00:15:23.740We need to restore common sense and put Canadians first in their own country.
00:16:07.360Fight for the honest worker, the family farmer, the rig hand, the rancher, the welder, the widow, the help worshiper, and every kid who still believes this country can be worth something.
00:16:18.020I come to this house with one of the strongest mandates in the nation.
00:16:21.680And, Mr. Speaker, do you know how I earned it?
00:16:23.880I promise to rip this place down to the studs and start rebuilding a country we can recognize again.
00:16:31.960The Prime Minister this week showed he's here to do the opposite.
00:16:35.300Behind the pageantry and parades, he disrespected the Crown by using the King to deliver a tired and empty speech meant to distract Canadians from a simple truth.
00:16:44.100He's still stumbling forward on the heels of Justin Trudeau's failed record.
00:16:47.380Mr. Speaker, I have deep respect for our institutions, but what Canadians needed this week wasn't ceremonial flourishes.
00:17:04.200Let's show we care about Canada by bringing in the King, even though the same party tried to disenfranchise Canadians for standing up for Canada.
00:17:12.340...elites and suits, but action for people in coveralls.
00:17:15.040The farmers, the builders, the rig-hands, the parents wondering how they afford groceries and heat at the same time.
00:17:23.940Canadians are tired of being lectured.
00:17:26.280They're tired of being told everything is fine when they can see with their eyes that it's not.
00:17:33.080This country has a proud and noble history.
00:17:35.760It was built by pioneers, sustained by families, and defended by those willing to risk everything for the promise of freedom and prosperity.
00:17:43.000But after a decade of mismanagement and division from the Liberal front bench, that promise is fading.
00:17:50.260Alberta separatism is no longer a fringe idea.
00:17:53.020I heard it at the doors more times than I can count.
00:17:55.740And I'll tell you plainly, Alberta staying in Confederation is not up to me, and it's not up to the Liberal government.
00:18:03.700Alberta, and the Albertans know that they have options.
00:18:06.920If this House continues to insult, abuse, and neglect Alberta, if it refuses to treat our people and our industries with the respect that they've earned, then the future of this country is not guaranteed.
00:19:59.640But this isn't a time to panic and, as Mr. Bextie said, this isn't a time to hobnob and rub shoulders with royalty.
00:20:07.100This is time to rub and hobnob with people that want to work and make a difference in this country.
00:20:12.060This is a time to hobnob and get things on the go for proper art, for proper labor, for proper things for people to live with and thrive with.
00:21:16.120They'll be back to work again on Monday, you know, back to work as per question periods and try to justify more spending, you know, in the billions.
00:21:24.320Not in the hundreds, you know, or the thousands, but the hundreds of billions, you know, close to a trillion dollars in spending to upgrade this country.
00:21:32.260They've had many a time to upgrade the country, but instead they'd spend money over here and over there and give this away to this and give this away to that.
00:21:39.460How much did it cost to bring the king over to have his chariot drawn for him, to speak in the Senate, to put him up in accommodations, to do all the ceremonial stuff?
00:21:51.320Now, hats off to my fellow RCR that were there on parade to give him a proper salute.
00:22:00.300Hats off to the military that were there to display the loyalty to the king, loyalty to the crown.
00:22:06.940OK, but I'm not going to give hats off to individuals that really, really wanted this government to call the shots again, especially after nine years of this chaos, the debts, the divisions.