The Crusty Canuck Podcast - EP#284 NATO and The FIRE Tax!

00:00:00.000 a good evening ladies and gentlemen it's beautiful 26th of may 2024 a beautiful sunday evening it is

00:00:08.680 coming up this podcast nato and the fire tax of course criticism for our nato allies because of

00:00:14.900 our really lackluster defense spending and leadership and pierre polyev and justin trudeau

00:00:20.020 banter back and forth in parliament over the carbon tax i mean i mean the fire tax to protect

00:00:26.180 us all minions for the oncoming onslaught of the climate emergency all that more from the podcast

00:00:31.600 please stick around listener of your discretion is advised because i might smoke a cigarette and i

00:00:36.840 definitely will swear and i'll make some real real funny faces see you in a bit

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00:03:12.660 anyway carrying on this episode 284 nato and the fire tax so because it's wildfire season we've got

00:03:19.980 the federal government all up in arms right because of the whole wildfire season and they're trying to

00:03:25.120 justify the tax yet again now i'm going to ask i've asked this before ladies and gentlemen i have asked

00:03:32.740 this before how can a tax help you or help us in this dire climate crisis how

00:03:40.580 it can't it can't right so this carbon tax is basically promoting a virtue it's promoting nothing

00:03:51.420 but how do you say uh financial inequities insecurities right how is it helping the general

00:04:00.180 populace there's a little tidbit out there uh that comes from me and i'll queue the video up here

00:04:04.820 uh shortly but of course our beloved prime minister and his followers alike are constantly saying it's

00:04:11.160 going to help the environment because we're going to have a price on pollution well you're going to

00:04:14.500 have a price on people that actually make it one hell of a mess i can understand that you know if

00:04:19.960 you get a pulp and paper mill or any kind of uh refinery or any kind of chemical plant that's caught

00:04:25.080 dumping chemicals or bad things into a water stream or into a waterway now historically they have done

00:04:32.100 that back in the 50s and 60s they didn't think twice about it but now you get caught doing that

00:04:36.940 then your business practically shut down but you you can see in the rhetoric that you're going to see

00:04:42.400 between pierre and uh justin in this video i'm going to show you and you're going to hear it too

00:04:47.120 just the back and forth bantering about how uh it's going to save the world and how this is going to

00:04:52.380 save this and save that the same old rehearsed regurgitation uh the same old rehearsed verbal

00:04:57.580 diarrhea that comes from beloved prime minister to justify his lackluster performance and his

00:05:03.920 lackluster efforts as leader of this country so i'll just queue this up here for you too ladies and 0.91

00:05:09.360 gentlemen and uh you just listen amongst yourselves you know you decide right you just uh you decide 0.96

00:05:16.540 because every time this man speaks you know it's just it's just garbage it is no one believes him 0.99

00:05:24.680 anymore no one likes him anymore you know just take your ball and go home justin like come on eh 0.99

00:05:29.000 what are you doing man like really what are you doing but he's he just really has no right being in

00:05:35.000 politics so you my wonderful audience i'll let you decide uh you can listen and uh think among yourselves

00:05:42.400 here paulie have asked trudeau how high his carbon tax would have to be to get the forest fires to stop

00:05:52.360 um and then justin trudeau said um if you don't think that taxes change the weather or

00:05:59.020 stop cigarette butts from flying out of car windows that you are engaging in climate denialism

00:06:04.620 at his finest prime minister's carbon tax applies on barns on grain dry on fertilizers on off-farm

00:06:17.540 vehicles it costs literally tens of thousands of dollars for many individual farmers all of which

00:06:25.140 gets passed on but the prime minister instead of defending his taxes resorted to a really wacko and

00:06:30.820 unhinged claim that if canadians just paid more taxes there would be suddenly less fires i thought

00:06:36.700 that water and not taxes put out fires but let me the prime minister can clarify how high would his

00:06:42.400 tax have to go for forest fires to stop

00:06:45.040 the right honorable prime minister mr speaker canadians are facing the impacts of the extreme weather events

00:06:58.280 that come from climate change that are unfortunately getting worse and worse every year that is why

00:07:03.780 our government from uh from 2015 onwards has stepped up in the fight against climate change because not

00:07:09.940 only are we uh reducing canada's emissions to the lowest level outside the pandemic in 25 years but we're

00:07:17.220 also stepping up in the jobs and technological innovations that the world needs to successfully fight

00:07:23.380 climate change we will continue to fight climate change mr speaker and put more money in people's

00:07:28.980 pockets while he sits with his arms crossed the honorable leader of the opposition he didn't answer

00:07:36.860 my question you know now he says that his taxes are going to make canada a high-tech wonderland

00:07:42.320 before his claim was that it was going to stop forest fires it's him that made the link not me

00:07:48.660 obviously i think the link between the two is absolutely ridiculous because his tax is not an

00:07:54.500 environmental plan it's a money collecting plan it's a plan of government greed so i'll ask the question

00:08:00.440 again he wants to hike the tax to 61 cents a liter if it gets to that high and people are all starving

00:08:07.080 in the streets will that stop the forest fires

00:08:09.600 the right honorable prime minister mr speaker in the leader of the opposition's desire to make

00:08:18.980 clever rhetorical points he actually completely ignores the basic facts the price on pollution

00:08:26.680 is revenue neutral for the federal government that means the money that comes in for the price on

00:08:33.180 pollution for the carbon tax gets returned to the jurisdictions and is why the parliamentary budget

00:08:38.840 officer found eight out of ten canadian families in jurisdictions where the carbon price applies

00:08:45.060 do better with the canada carbon rebate that comes in four times a year than the price on

00:08:50.860 pollution costs them that's a plan to fight climate change

00:08:53.540 and put money in people's pockets 0.98

00:08:55.240 you know this goes on for another minute or so um and we're just gonna all get stupider from watching 0.99

00:09:03.880 justin trudeau tell us that this is climate denialism that it's finest how dare you 0.93

00:09:10.040 conservatives not believe that giving money to the federal government will stop arson

00:09:17.980 and careless use of campfires and sparks falling off the tailpipes of atvs and lightning

00:09:27.060 you know what i firmly believe and if i don't believe it then i'm a climate denialist at its finest

00:09:35.420 that um if i pay more money to justin trudeau then the farmer who blew a tire on my road two weeks ago on his

00:09:45.720 trailer and the sparks caused a grass fire the problem is i wasn't paying enough money to justin trudeau

00:09:52.060 so if i had paid more money to justin trudeau then um it would have kept the air in my neighbor's tire

00:10:01.840 and then it wouldn't have caused a spark on the pavement which then caused a grass fire

00:10:07.220 a couple of weeks ago so my fault i guess i'm the worst we're all the worst for not voting for justin trudeau

00:10:16.980 as you know and that was uh sheila gun really's gentleman from uh rebel uh news there uh i mentioned

00:10:24.520 that earlier yeah but you heard what the prime minister said okay you heard what he said eight

00:10:30.260 out of ten canadians are better off yet why is there two million people needing a food bank

00:10:37.180 why is there many people that need more food why is there people having a hard time getting ahead

00:10:42.860 oh but you know we're saving the world right yeah right stay updated and follow crusty canuck on

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00:11:00.320 and you're back ladies and gentlemen episode 284 nato and the fire attacks i'm your host crusty

00:11:09.460 welcome back ladies and gentlemen to this show and if you want to support my podcast please check

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00:12:06.800 and we're carrying on this episode of the whole you know episode 34 nato and the fire attack sounds

00:12:13.780 like a band doesn't it nato and the fire attack it's coming at you live downtown eminent right um

00:12:18.860 sorry i had a bit of a brain fart there anyway so we're looking at nato ladies let me know and

00:12:24.720 you know my story uh veteran 20 years canary army all my share of stuff all my share of good times

00:12:32.140 it's all my share of great times and some bad times too seen combat seen warfare seen all that

00:12:38.420 good stuff and i'm not going to brag but i think it's more than enough to last me a couple lifetimes

00:12:45.320 anyway um let me long story short when you look at nato nato is supposed to be this big conglomerate

00:12:52.200 that's supposed to help everybody that's supposed to look after the allies so we don't have a situation

00:12:56.960 like world war ii ever again okay now one of those rules with nato is that every country that's

00:13:04.280 part of nato puts two percent of its gross domestic gross domestic product into its defense that's two

00:13:10.380 percent of all the money that's spent by the government goes into our defense now canada is

00:13:16.060 now sitting at roughly 1.3 i believe now bill blair and his infinite wisdom as the defense minister

00:13:22.880 of course he takes orders from justin and whoever orders justin around takes his orders accordingly

00:13:28.380 but you see what i'm getting at here and i'm sure my viewers and my fellow vets we all know the plight

00:13:33.520 of how the canadian forces has not met the standard when it comes to two percent my libertarian side

00:13:40.260 is very strong i'm looking after this country when it comes to other allies when it comes to other

00:13:47.300 foreign wars i think we should stay out of it that's just me though but when your friend needs a hand

00:13:53.460 meaning let's say one of our friends is getting invaded we better step up the plate which is my

00:13:59.760 personal feeling it's not very libertarian but in the same sense i'm also pro-democracy too

00:14:05.160 and nobody likes having their friends fought with right now while i was growing up the old

00:14:12.440 which was canada's need this canada's need that and there's a bunch of peas we can always rely on

00:14:18.020 the states for backup well we shouldn't have to rely on the united states for backup unless it's 0.93

00:14:23.960 absolutely necessary because america believe it or not there's a lot of fucking work for other 0.86

00:14:29.020 countries and they shouldn't have to and regardless of how you personally feel about the machine down 0.61

00:14:35.120 south how our friends operate why should the american taxpayer have to foot the bill to look after our

00:14:41.640 butts our british friends our german friends our french friends and maybe a natal ally out there

00:14:46.860 why should we honestly there is no reason why canada cannot step up the plate to make the two percent

00:14:55.640 the problem is and you've heard me rant about this before and there's been a lot of projection and

00:15:00.880 conjection about it the thing is we've got too many admins and bureaucrats calling the shot

00:15:05.780 there's too many procurement boards looking after things right it takes so long to get combats i mean

00:15:13.740 you know clothing on a soldier's back they have to make a big a big program

00:15:19.680 my fellow vets out there who remembers the close the soldier program where they brought in a whole new

00:15:26.060 rucksack and a whole new web gear the whole tactical event and the helmet right and the cad pack

00:15:31.560 right a whole big spiel all the postages around every military base about both the soldier both the

00:15:39.440 soldier how much money that cost i wonder hmm interesting eh

00:15:45.420 how much does it cost

00:15:49.140 so when it comes to procurement it shouldn't be a chore but it's always been a chore for canada for the

00:15:57.620 longest time why because there's slaps and tickles here slaps and tickles there because there's so

00:16:03.140 many people who sit on these boards have to scratch their butts get a slap and tickle and get paid 0.98

00:16:08.000 decide what kind of tires to put on a goddamn pickup truck or to decide what kind of screw and nut system 0.98

00:16:14.200 you need for the ramp and lab and i've seen it ladies and gentlemen i've heard some really scary 0.99

00:16:21.080 stories when it comes requiring tires a simple thing like tires or chairs right or cubicles

00:16:27.260 for every office that sits in every battalion or every garrison or every squadron

00:16:31.260 and a wife it gets ridiculous you know it gets ridiculous what computers they got to buy or what 0.66

00:16:38.400 kind of paper they need what kind of pens and pencils are going to have for their pp and s catalogs

00:16:43.040 right not to mention the administrative bs that takes to run a base right not to mention the

00:16:50.560 administrative bs it takes to actually hire someone who acquires vehicles to move these vehicles in

00:16:57.100 in a timely manner right so people forget at times and canada's excuse is that a lot of government

00:17:05.440 and senior brass never cared and they don't now apparently down the state's bill blair received

00:17:12.220 some scathing remarks in a professional manner mind you that canada's got to step up to the plate i'm

00:17:17.240 going to do a video here uh canada's impastor to nato i forget her name um i was watching this today

00:17:22.820 and i was just yeah she makes some valid points ladies and gentlemen when it comes to procuring 1.00

00:17:28.040 defense in this country there's no more excuses as far as i'm concerned and i can guarantee you talk

00:17:34.160 to any veteran that served in the 70s 80s and the decade of darkness the 90s they will tell you 0.99

00:17:40.280 straight up too they will tell you straight up like dog fucking you know or like used to say shit or get 0.99

00:17:48.260 off the pot right but you know what do we know right stay updated and follow crusty canuck on facebook 0.99

00:17:59.240 twitter gab telegram youtube and podbean subscribe today and donate at crusty canuck dot ca

00:18:06.780 and you're back ladies gentlemen episode 24 nato and the fire tax on your host crusty canuck

00:18:15.440 and i'll just get the video here for you all to listen to ladies and gentlemen at your leisure

00:18:20.040 and you know it's just basically about trying to get an actual plan in order to get things on the go

00:18:27.400 you know unfortunately our leaders don't have a plan they sit there and just give us good salads

00:18:32.680 so i hate to say it but it might take an actual war or something terrible to happen

00:18:39.120 for our country to really wake up and smell the coffee

00:18:43.540 you

00:18:57.400 10 years ago to commit to spend 2% of their gdp on defense by 2024 we were hoping that if allies

00:19:24.180 couldn't meet that target they would have a plan in place to get to 2% within the next few years

00:19:31.000 we were pleased to see that canada is making a pledge to get to 1.7 by the end of the decade

00:19:38.140 but what we need is for the canadian government to issue some sort of plan to get to 2% in the years ahead

00:19:47.060 every member of this alliance is either already at 2% about two-thirds of the alliance are going to

00:19:54.980 hit that target by the summit in july or they have a plan to get to 2% in three to five years and so we

00:20:04.200 want a situation where we can announce at the summit that every member of the alliance has a plan to get

00:20:10.620 there if they're not there already has it ever been conveyed to you behind the scenes that canada does

00:20:16.760 not plan to ever do that or have there been specifics attached perhaps behind the scenes

00:20:21.520 in conveying to you of the fact that it might happen

00:20:25.320 certainly the canadian delegation here and the canadian government has indicated that they take

00:20:33.800 the pledge very seriously they signed on to it i think they had when they signed on to it every

00:20:40.060 intention obviously of eventually meeting the commitment the question though again across the

00:20:47.120 alliance is when will we see an actual plan to reach that two percent target and have

00:20:54.900 clarity on how canada is going to get there i have not had any instance where any canadian official

00:21:01.880 has told me they will not get there but i don't have any sign that there is a plan in place to get to

00:21:09.360 that two percent mark i wanted to ask you a question that that may be obvious to you but but not to all

00:21:13.860 our viewers and that is look canada has plotted this chart now you know of definitely an increase in

00:21:19.500 defense spending historically speaking in this country at 1.7 why does the extra 0.3 matter so

00:21:26.100 much to nato well i'll tell you uh the alliance last year at its summit in lithuania rolled out a new

00:21:34.140 set of regional plans and what those plans mean is that every ally now has clarity on what they need to

00:21:43.360 have in hand and what level of readiness their forces need to have to ensure that we can defend

00:21:50.800 nato territory against russian aggression against any kind of aggression and even some hybrid threats

00:21:57.140 that exist out there things like cyber attacks for example so in order to realize those regional plans

00:22:04.380 and execute them as they are designed we need we have calculated that we need every member of the

00:22:13.880 alliance to do its fair share we need every ally to spend the two percent of their own gdp and invest in

00:22:21.320 their own national defense because those investments pay dividends for the alliance in enhancing our

00:22:28.540 deterrence and defense and i do want to acknowledge that canada has made significant

00:22:34.140 increases over the last couple of years and we are deeply appreciative of those increases

00:22:40.000 particularly because they are challenging in the current political climate that we all find

00:22:46.520 ourselves in there are competing priorities no doubt but given the state of the global security

00:22:53.340 environment the challenges and the very real threats that the alliance faces today the threats

00:23:00.180 stemming from russia and again other corners around the world it is imperative that every member meet

00:23:08.060 the two percent pledge and i would note that last year at the summit we said that two percent should be

00:23:14.120 seen as a floor not a ceiling you made some references to the threat that russia poses of course and what's

00:23:19.760 happening in ukraine i think the the response from the federal government would be along the lines of on a

00:23:24.900 per capita basis canada is one of the largest contributors to aid writ large for ukraine that we are

00:23:30.980 leading the the nato um uh the nato mission in latvia and that our presence there is set to increase

00:23:37.540 substantially like that that the that the canada is very aware of the threat that that you describe and has

00:23:43.440 offered in their view i think a disproportionate uh number uh an amount of aid in order to address

00:23:50.580 that threat is that argument not salient well look uh canada has provided critical assistance

00:23:57.480 humanitarian economic security assistance to our friends in ukraine and like i said at the very top

00:24:03.800 we do salute those efforts but every member of the alliance is providing critical assistance to ukraine

00:24:10.080 it's a collective effort and we appreciate canada's leadership and we hope we will continue to see it

00:24:15.520 and we hope all allies will continue their very important assistance to ukraine in terms of the

00:24:22.680 leadership role that canada is playing in latvia that is also widely applauded across the alliance

00:24:28.680 we want to ensure though that that multinational battalion that canada has committed to leading

00:24:34.560 is scalable to a brigade and in order to ensure that that battalion is scalable to a brigade

00:24:40.760 every country that's contributing to that battalion does need to invest in its armed forces to make

00:24:47.100 sure that they have the necessary capabilities and that those forces are maintained at the right

00:24:52.740 level of readiness this letter referenced that meeting coming up between nato allies in washington dc at the

00:24:59.220 at the beginning of this summer and i wanted to ask i think you've outlined um what the the geopolitical

00:25:05.380 stakes are if if nato members including canada do not set a path out to two percent are there specific

00:25:10.460 consequences for canada if our government does not come to the table at that meeting with a path to

00:25:16.260 two percent well ultimately it affects the way in which we're messaging burden sharing across the

00:25:23.560 alliance it would be wonderful to come to the summit in july and have all 32 heads of state announce that

00:25:31.680 we now have a situation where 20 or say 22 allies have met the two percent pledge and that every member of

00:25:40.100 the alliance has a plan to get to two percent in the next few years that would be the best message

00:25:45.160 to any sort of potential aggressor or certainly to moscow to be able to relay that message but would there

00:25:53.560 be any sort of penalty absolutely not but i think the the fundamental goal here is for all 32 nations to lock

00:26:02.560 arms and stand together on this pledge that we made 10 years ago we want canada to be part of that

00:26:09.240 message we want to be to have canada there locking arms with us making that commitment to the two

00:26:15.460 percent ambassador i'll leave it on that note i appreciate your time today as always thank you

00:26:19.180 thank you

00:26:20.000 that's the thing we got to commit you know we keep hearing pay our fair share pay our fair share

00:26:29.080 great we just kind of pay our fair share now i'm not dissing the ability and the integrity of my

00:26:34.600 leaders people who respect me people who respect you my fellow vets but we're looking at the senior 0.74

00:26:39.760 leadership and the civilian leadership not doing a goddamn thing they've been called on it's that 0.67

00:26:45.240 simple so is it going to take a nasty war to wake the people up wake up the masses right 0.97

00:26:53.220 is it going to take american guard for us is it going to take canadian rednecks to stand on guard for 0.98

00:27:01.060 thee which is it something to think about ladies really no like as far as i can remember nato has 0.97

00:27:09.760 been on canada's ass to do its part two percent gdp if the federal government and dish out six hundred 0.91

00:27:16.160 billion dollars and put us in debt with one point trillion dollars one point two trillion 0.98

00:27:23.540 then we can upgrade our military there's no more excuses for it you can put a lot of people to

00:27:32.140 work to create the northern fuel line and reinforce it a lot of people get put to work to upgrade our

00:27:39.760 bases a lot of people can still put to work getting things done to build proper ships proper

00:27:44.860 submarines to acquire things you could get rid of all these boards all these admins and bureaucrats

00:27:49.960 and put trained personnel in there to decide what ship is best for the water what airplane is good

00:27:55.400 to the sky and what kind of apc or tank is good for the road or the battlefield

00:27:59.560 anyhow ladies and gentlemen i've been crusty captain beautiful 26th of may 2024

00:28:07.300 out there you know let's hope scary times don't come around go for the best prepare for the worst

00:28:16.160 all that good stuff you'll see me again this tuesday for another exciting episode of the

00:28:20.360 podcast and uh enjoy the rest of your evening in this moment

00:28:26.160 do what you can have during the trying times look after your friends your loved ones your neighbors all

00:28:30.300 that good stuff it's getting warmer outside so please hydrate if you have some overdue yard work

00:28:34.900 get it done as best you can see the rest of the season prior to the next snowfall

00:28:39.100 no worries i'm not anticipating that i just hope you have a good year

00:28:43.860 and uh do try and just chill out and just try to do

00:28:48.180 the best that's what i can say so i'll see you tuesday for another episode

00:28:53.560 and like i always say ladies and gentlemen man in america wins the day

00:28:58.000 here let's do this

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The Crusty Canuck Podcast - May 27, 2024

EP#284 NATO and The FIRE Tax!

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