The Crusty Canuck Podcast - November 11, 2025


I remember... I'm Still PROUD!!! EP#387


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Crusty reflects on his experiences in the Canadian Forces and reflects on the sacrifices made by those who crossed the Atlantic Ocean crossing the Strait of Belleauguay, and the sacrifices of those who returned home after crossing the Atlantic.

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00:00:00.000 a good evening ladies and gentlemen it's a beautiful 10th of november 2025 come up this
00:00:06.260 episode of the crossing your podcast episode 387 i remember and i'm still proud regardless of all
00:00:12.620 the strife there's only in our country with our allies and everything i'm still i still love my
00:00:18.400 country and i'm going to reflect on this episode my experiences and some other experiences and
00:00:24.880 try to sow some gratitude to our terrible leadership regardless of the stripes and the
00:00:31.800 style of the way our democracy is going listener view discretion will be advised because of course
00:00:36.900 i will swear and i will probably get emotional i don't know we'll see but uh anyhow you know how
00:00:43.500 it goes ladies and gentlemen please stick around
00:00:47.400 hit it sweetheart because i am hard you will not like me
00:00:56.960 there is no racial bigotry here
00:01:03.320 from western canada this is the crusty connect podcast a canadian veteran's point of view
00:01:16.180 on political social economic issues and life he is crusty
00:01:21.460 that's right ladies and gentlemen welcome to the podcast episode 387 i remember and i'm still proud
00:01:28.740 lest we forget tomorrow is remember to stay ladies and gentlemen hi everybody i'm your host crusty
00:01:34.020 and of course you've heard me spiel off and on throughout my inception of my videos and then
00:01:42.000 through my podcast that i'm a 20 year veteran of the canadian army saw action in 2007
00:01:47.740 as a radio operator as the team pronto in what we call the omelet i did my part for queen and country
00:01:57.340 at the time queen elizabeth was the reigning monarch throughout the commonwealth and i did my duty for
00:02:02.840 canada the best of my ability
00:02:04.940 um that was the kind of war
00:02:08.040 that validated a lot of careers that validated a lot of people and uh it took a lot of lives
00:02:14.900 and this time of year i always reflect on it because
00:02:19.980 regardless how difficult it may be
00:02:24.120 regardless of how difficult some of those memories are to let go of
00:02:28.360 you never will let go of them it doesn't matter where you're from doesn't matter what you do 0.72
00:02:32.360 gone are the days where you have to suck it all up there are certain things you have to be resilient
00:02:37.500 with day-to-day strives day-to-day stresses that you got to show some resilience you know words and
00:02:42.700 stuff exchanged online bad articles bad books bad television bad movies yes we have to have a certain
00:02:49.220 type of resilience to deal with that garbage um but from my experience over there
00:02:55.340 and from the sacrifices that people have made uh two generations before uh your grandparents 0.93
00:03:02.360 they had to carry a lot of crap with them because there wasn't the facilitation to help them
00:03:09.540 overcome their obstacles there might have been some great decompression with some of the troops
00:03:15.320 sitting on a boat and crossing the atlantic for a couple of weeks or sitting in certain areas for
00:03:21.760 a couple of weeks before they returned back to their beloved homelands i.e canada britain
00:03:26.900 our friends in the united states and in no way am i trying to glorify warfare ladies and gentlemen in
00:03:34.320 a way am i trying to glorify battle it's an unnecessary it's a necessary evil i'll say okay i'll say that
00:03:41.660 it is a necessary evil pending on the situation you get a little man out there from austria with a
00:03:47.740 little mustache saying terrible things and how he wants to do this or any other dictator doesn't
00:03:53.560 matter what political forum they stand on you know fascism communism you want to annihilate
00:04:02.560 that ideology and you want to destroy that enemy to the best of your ability
00:04:06.960 because freedom is allowed as far as i'm concerned now i've had people weigh in on tiktok and twitter
00:04:14.500 and say things like crusty you don't understand what freedom is you don't want any responsibility
00:04:20.460 and it's like well freedom is responsibility people that crave for a totalitarian state people
00:04:27.180 that crave for big government to step in and take over they don't want freedom they want to be told
00:04:33.020 what to do they want to be led by the septum nose ring and be dragged around and being told what they
00:04:38.560 can eat who they can love who they can kiss what they should protest what they shouldn't protest
00:04:43.600 what they can say what they cannot say now i got a video here of some world war ii vets regretting
00:04:49.560 how things have become and i will get to more of my points later on the show ladies and gentlemen but
00:04:55.100 this remembrance day i would like some of my listeners who have never worn a uniform
00:05:00.880 and okay firstly and before anyone comments or sends me an email saying that they were in air
00:05:09.020 cadets or they were in army cadets or they were in the sea cadets and that that doesn't count
00:05:13.600 it gives you a taste of military life a little taste of military life it doesn't give you a
00:05:19.600 military career it doesn't give you that sense of service it doesn't give you that sense of honor
00:05:25.320 it doesn't give you the danger it doesn't give you the risk
00:05:31.800 and you can sit and brag about how you did this in cadets when from the time you were 12 to you're
00:05:38.100 18 years of age then it's time to be a man or a woman to get up and step up to the plate 0.90
00:05:43.700 and do what's noble to do what's right whatever career you pursue but i've had a few uh yahoo's and
00:05:50.660 i will say yahoo's who've written me some disturbing emails about their service in the air cadet league
00:05:56.160 and their service with the cadets here and it's not service you volunteer you don't get paid to do it
00:06:02.420 okay you get some nice skills out of it you can get some benefits from being in cadets but it's not
00:06:08.660 serving your country big difference so those individuals that spend a couple years in sea
00:06:15.460 cadets or air cadets or army cadets okay pay attention carefully pay attention carefully okay 0.99
00:06:21.840 you ready fuck off it does not compare to 10 years of regular service or 20 years of reserve 0.99
00:06:31.560 service or 20 years or 25 or 30 years of regular force service understand that difference if you 1.00
00:06:39.780 can't understand that difference then someone's going to have to pop your bubble and wake you up to
00:06:44.460 that fact okay honestly and what i find in canada now especially the past 10 years everybody's got
00:06:54.480 their own little bubble they want to stay in they want to be safe they want to be secure government
00:07:00.540 says this oh we better do it better get your jibby jab you better do it better vote this way or not
00:07:06.680 you better agree with this or you're not canadian you better have your elbows up doing all these 0.98
00:07:12.120 wonderful things meanwhile the the head honcho with elbows up he hasn't done shit right and yet we 0.96
00:07:21.400 still have veterans on our streets we still have people going hungry we still have service members 0.83
00:07:26.640 people that are serving right now waiting in line to get a place to live on any base right
00:07:34.460 because some of these these housing units are fair market value so we've been told we were in and
00:07:41.580 some of these housing units are that need well that need desperate renovations because there's
00:07:46.600 just no money where's the money going a lot of rent is paid on canadian forces base ladies and 1.00
00:07:52.000 gentlemen yes soldiers and personnel have to pay rent on that housing on base some of these didn't
00:07:59.380 even know that and i was surprised how some didn't even know because the canadian forces housing
00:08:03.340 association is about profit not about looking after the troops it's about profit something to think
00:08:09.360 about there right it's just it's just a different can of worms but i'll save some of that information
00:08:15.480 for that episode this episode is about remembering it's about dealing with the demons it's about
00:08:23.480 honoring those people who are willing to go before us and people who are willing to go now
00:08:29.020 right and contrary to the belief and the myth ladies and gentlemen i like to remind my audience
00:08:35.500 too that there is no such role as peacekeeper when you join the canadian military you don't come off
00:08:42.880 the street and recruit or sign up and say to the recruiters i want to be a peacekeeper
00:08:47.700 you either become a crewman in the armored you either become a gunner in the artillery or an
00:08:54.540 infantry or an engineer in the engineers and whatever other position you decide you get into
00:09:00.460 then you become that but you don't become a peacekeeper i actually had a decent conversation
00:09:05.340 with a person on facebook in regards to that because she was saying well i was married to a
00:09:10.140 un peacekeeper okay great he served under the un banner and he was a peacekeeper but chances are he
00:09:16.860 was probably an infantry or an engineer or armored or artillery who happened to go on tour to cyprus
00:09:23.840 or happened to go on tour in the balkans okay so i want that myth ladies and gentlemen i want that myth
00:09:32.320 dissolved right now there's more to a soldier's life than just the stereotypes especially when it comes
00:09:40.700 from our own people right back after this stay updated and follow crusty canuck on facebook twitter
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00:09:56.380 and you're back ladies and gentlemen to episode 387 of the crustycanuck podcast i'm your host crusty canuck
00:10:04.860 and just a reminder too folks if you like and hear what you see click like subscribe share this podcast
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00:10:15.020 um links will be in the description to donate what you can i'm not expecting oodles of cash it would be
00:10:22.780 nice it would be nice if i can make a profit every time i do an episode but i also believe too in just
00:10:27.500 getting my words out there and let you my wonderful audience decide there too just to just to get get
00:10:34.220 another point of view out there and i want you my wonderful audience to always think for yourselves too
00:10:38.220 so just look like subscribe give me a comment or two give me a thumbs up wherever you find this
00:10:43.660 podcast ladies and gentlemen anyway carrying on with this episode more of the remembrance now
00:10:47.980 i joined in 1998 because i needed a job i needed direction i couldn't afford school um i wasn't
00:10:57.660 getting a lot of a lot of support in certain ways um i've always been a creative individual i liked
00:11:05.580 writing i liked doing comedy i liked acting i really really enjoyed that and i was focusing on that
00:11:11.820 but that wasn't paying the bills so i did the next best thing serve your country hey
00:11:19.900 how have i got to lose just my sanity but that's another story but uh i did it you know basic
00:11:28.940 training had its fundamentals as well as battle school had its fundamentals and then when i got to
00:11:33.660 battalion it had its fundamentals too you get to see what leadership is you get to embrace what
00:11:39.900 leadership is you get to work for some great people and you get to work for some not so great people
00:11:45.340 and i'm sure there's lots of people out there that served with me who had an issue with me
00:11:49.980 fine i really don't care right now i got other things to worry about but that's just the dynamic
00:11:55.820 you have when you get in the military you've got good people you got bad people you get that in every
00:12:00.060 job but when the mission would come up when training would come up everyone was there everyone was 0.71
00:12:05.260 switched on who did their fucking job and there's a good few people that i still keep in touch with 0.99
00:12:10.140 who did their fucking job and they keep in touch with me because i did my fucking job and that's 0.99
00:12:15.500 what it comes down to ladies and gentlemen any firefighter any police officer any paramedic 0.99
00:12:19.980 any er surgeon any er nurse does their job because on the front line to make sure that you come out
00:12:26.620 safe and you come out alive that's what we did as soldiers looked after our buddies looked after our
00:12:33.420 friends engage and destroy the enemy regards weather season and or terrain that is what we did
00:12:43.420 and i'm still proud to say that i am a canadian and that i was a canadian soldier
00:12:49.740 regardless of the little flashbacks i get regardless of little reminders little taps
00:12:54.300 in the shoulder i might get where some of those visions and some of those nightmares come back to
00:12:59.500 visit me i'm still here i'm still around i'm still capable i'm still durable i'm still dedicated
00:13:10.540 i've got a wonderful wife who stood by me through the thick and thin we've had our problems yeah
00:13:17.900 but she's still here and i'm still here so that means something we have a home
00:13:22.380 and i am grateful to the fact that i still live in a country where i can speak this to you
00:13:28.940 you my wonderful audience and it doesn't matter where you're watching or listening from
00:13:33.180 it doesn't matter at all i i encourage everyone around the globe who listens to my show
00:13:38.460 to give me a comment i don't care where you're from
00:13:41.500 okay i won't listen to any wokeism but i'll listen what you have to say nonetheless
00:13:46.940 because you've taken the time to listen to me that's the least i can do right right now they're
00:13:56.220 talking about cop 30 that's going on in brazil so of course our important politicians are in brazil
00:14:03.020 right now worrying about the whole climate scheme climate scam right how they're going to try to
00:14:09.260 divide the wealth between us minions to give to them and their little schemes
00:14:15.500 yet tomorrow i'm going to reflect on people that i've known and some of the lads we buried back in
00:14:21.340 06 and 07 on some of the people i grew to know and some of the people that left prematurely
00:14:30.540 i'm not going to say how you just i just gestured how but there's a few lads i think of once in a
00:14:38.860 while that hope they're looking down and i hope they see better things because there's not so so much
00:14:45.500 great things going on here in canada and around the globe when it comes to being proud of your country
00:14:53.180 being proud of your history being proud of your accomplishments i'm going to queue up this video
00:14:57.820 as i mentioned too it comes from the daily wire now there isn't a canadian point of view on there
00:15:02.300 but i'll give you mine shortly thereafter ladies and gentlemen i'll give you mine and i'm going to keep
00:15:07.980 the uh uh subtitles on too in case you have trouble hearing but uh this has gone viral uh here's a british
00:15:17.900 vet a royal navy vet and those lads saw a lot of action towards the end of the war uh they didn't they
00:15:24.780 didn't mess around and a lot of our canucks saw a lot of action too towards the end of that war as
00:15:30.860 well but uh you know here's a guy about 100 years old and just listen to how he how impassioned
00:15:39.660 he is when he's when he's speaking about this and listen to the broadcasters afterwards you know i
00:15:47.100 just it's all contrast but uh like i said ladies and gentlemen please listen and uh think for yourselves
00:15:54.140 british veteran went viral after he expressed that the fight in world war ii was not worth the
00:15:58.620 result of the modern world what does remembrance sunday mean for you what is your message all the
00:16:06.220 hundreds of my friends and everybody else that gave their lives for what a country of today no i'm sorry
00:16:15.900 but the sacrifice wasn't worth the result that it is now oh well i'm sorry what do you what do you
00:16:25.340 mean by that though at this point well gee i don't know where would you like to start tv man perhaps
00:16:31.660 there's no video more emblematic of what he's talking about than this an assumingly great man of another
00:16:37.500 generation walking through clown world and the rubble of the world he thought he fought for
00:16:41.580 what we fought for and what we fought for was our freedom we find that even now it's
00:16:51.340 darn sight worse than what it was when i fought for it oh alec i'm sorry you feel like that because i
00:16:58.780 want you to know that all the generations that have come since including me and my children are so
00:17:06.140 grateful for your bravery and all that for service personnel and it's our job now isn't it to make
00:17:12.780 it the country that you fought for i'm sure that's going to make him feel a lot better in 2022 this 100
00:17:19.660 year old american veteran tearfully expressed similar sentiments it's all gone down the drain
00:17:26.700 our country's gone to hell in a hand basket we haven't got the country we had when i was raised not at all 0.67
00:17:36.700 nobody will have the fun i had nobody will have the opportunity i had this is just not the same
00:17:44.940 that's not what that's not what that's not what they died for that's not what they died for
00:17:52.460 i just
00:17:55.660 is that just not it god i'm so sorry i'll be all right it just takes me time to get over it
00:18:08.860 i just
00:18:13.740 why why me sitting here like this see all this going on it's just emily it's just just not it's just not
00:18:24.780 the same that isn't what we fought for
00:18:29.100 oh well i should be worried about it i guess i'm honored years old they say
00:18:40.140 and in 2024 this veteran also went viral when he said this what do you think about the state of our
00:18:45.740 country today how do you feel about the the country that you worked so hard to to stay free to keep free
00:18:51.500 the real truth yeah i i feel like a foreigner in my own country lots of times and i don't like it
00:18:59.900 makes my heart real heavy and uh i just hope we can pull out of this do you think 16 year olds would
00:19:06.940 would fake their age as you did in order to go off and fight for the country today 16 year olds today no
00:19:13.340 i don't think so it was a different generation each generation is a little bit different
00:19:18.300 and i i think that the all the generations are great but i think some of the ones they got now
00:19:25.340 are a little lazy and i i think they gotta show more pride in their country than they do i'm just
00:19:33.340 hoping i never run into anything when somebody's trying to burn the flag because i'll stop them right now
00:19:39.500 now you see where they're coming from funny how there's no canadian vets
00:19:54.540 that our mainstream media has talked to funny how our mainstream media hasn't talked to a lot of
00:19:59.180 of canadian vets now i watched ctv today and yet there was a few air force veterans that were on
00:20:04.780 talking about their time in right but they're never prompted any questions about the plight of canada
00:20:10.460 now right those guys who sat in the lancasters and did night bombings those individuals that did diep
00:20:19.100 those individuals that fought in normandy that penetrated further into europe than any allied service
00:20:25.020 right those people that took on the germans at the battle of the scheldt during swampy and through
00:20:32.620 through swampy conditions to push the germans out of holland how come our mainstream media cannot 1.00
00:20:38.780 research and find those guys how about our mainstream media and the powers that be cannot
00:20:44.540 look at our korean vets and talk to them about cap young right about the adventures they had with 0.86
00:20:51.020 some of the australians and some of the kiwis and some of the brits fighting the chinese communists
00:20:56.700 how come our mainstream media does not talk to canadians that crossed the border and serve
00:21:01.660 with the american services during the vietnam war how come they don't do that
00:21:07.580 see canada has never been a warring nation okay but when a call-up come up canada was there
00:21:16.380 canada was there 1812 farmers militiamen signing up to push the americans back
00:21:25.420 nothing venture nothing gained but it was a war nonetheless
00:21:29.740 canadians stepping up against the phidian raids canada stepping up during the red river rebellion
00:21:35.100 canadies you know and as much as i would hate
00:21:40.140 to see anything like the family compact rise again even though there's similarities to the family compact to
00:21:46.220 our modern government there are people that serve this country right
00:21:53.500 contrary to the myth
00:21:56.940 canada saw war from 2002 to 2014
00:22:04.780 in afghanistan i had the honor of actually having some good conversations
00:22:09.340 with two individuals that served in the midak pocket in september of 1993 where canada engaged
00:22:16.620 in a firefight with croatians but we didn't hear about that in the mainstream media did we
00:22:24.220 so when it comes to canada celebrating our war dead and when it comes to canada saying elbows up
00:22:30.620 maybe some of you is better smarten up and uh smell the coffee
00:22:38.700 because there's going to come a time you're going to need the troops for something either
00:22:41.740 flood or a disaster or having rid of war and we can't do it because you're too busy spending money
00:22:48.700 over here and over there rather than looking at what's going on right here stay updated and follow
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00:23:05.340 and you're back ladies and gentlemen episode 387 i remember and i'm still proud i'm remembered
00:23:15.180 today's special the crusting your podcast just a reminder too ladies and gentlemen if you like
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00:24:05.260 i think i can handle it now what say you anyway carrying on with all the somber stuff too i'm proud that i
00:24:11.260 served regardless of the adventures and the endeavors and the toll it has had on my psyche
00:24:19.660 i look at that flag behind me there
00:24:25.340 the big maple leaf and it was worth it some of the missions some of the efforts i don't think it was
00:24:33.660 but i'm not going to be a hundred year old veteran one day and be as disappointed as those gentlemen were
00:24:40.140 those gentlemen spent anywhere from four to six years on the front line or waiting for something
00:24:46.780 they gave a lot of time and a lot of those men americans brits canadians a lot of allies alike
00:24:55.420 gave a hell of a lot that we could ever fucking imagine more so than my meager six and a half months 0.83
00:25:02.060 more so than my meager three weeks training more so than everyone's training
00:25:11.180 and somewhere in this country especially in this country we have forgotten about it
00:25:15.340 why because it's not politically correct right it promotes the whole colonial model
00:25:22.540 yet everyone who bitches about this country and the colonialism you love going to school here
00:25:28.140 you love working here as don cherry said you love the milk and honey 0.99
00:25:33.580 but you fail to fucking realize what kind of work it took to maintain that milk and honey 0.98
00:25:38.780 the sacrifices that were given to keep that milk and honey 0.98
00:25:46.940 so let's start showing some gratitude folks shall we can we do that or is that path day or
00:25:52.540 is that too aggressive it's a microaggression up yours if you think it is but see that's the
00:26:00.540 thing with freedom of speech i can say up yours to you and you can call me whatever dirty name you
00:26:04.700 want that's mine that's freedom of speech absolute right and that's what those men and women fought
00:26:12.860 for and don't you forget it because we're living in a day and age now too where certain brits are 0.83
00:26:20.300 being hauled to jail because of comments they make online right and now we have a government that wants
00:26:26.860 to do that to us too in the name of c8 and c9 and c63 because they want to be safe
00:26:35.580 see the idea of safety is taking away guns from people like me and other people
00:26:39.660 but they'll let you know other individuals acquire them and then release them on bail
00:26:46.380 so i can see where those that brit and that american have been frustrated
00:26:52.300 our justice system has been compromised because of activism not because of actual
00:26:58.300 priorities and respecting the law is that what i fought for is that what my brothers
00:27:05.180 in 2007 fought for is that what the men and women on the front line right now are willing to fight for
00:27:13.980 as long as they can get the proper equipment to do their job but even that is becoming a fiasco right
00:27:19.100 now too we have leaders in our military that are worried about the so-called systemic racism that
00:27:24.620 happened okay so they're pandering to pander to the pandering where they're not looking at the actual
00:27:32.380 problem is that the military is failing the leadership is failing not the troops not the warrant officers
00:27:41.180 not the lieutenants not the captains not the majors not the buck young privates
00:27:47.100 not the one hook privates not the corporals it's way up here it's the big brass and it's the other
00:27:54.540 politicians slapping and tickling for the pickling getting their piece of the pie dog 0.99
00:27:59.740 fucking that's what we used to call it screwing the pooch when things got to get done but it's not 1.00
00:28:06.140 getting done but regardless of what their fallacies are i am still proud ladies and gentlemen as a canuck 0.99
00:28:12.700 as a canadian just weekend yeah don't my payee my country your country it's still worth fighting for 0.81
00:28:23.420 and i don't regret one goddamn minute of it ladies and gentlemen so to my brothers in arms to my brothers 0.65
00:28:32.300 brother brother veterans sister veterans let us remember tomorrow for what it is remembrance of the 0.95
00:28:40.620 fallen and to keep fighting the good fight any ladies gentlemen i've been crusty canuck in this
00:28:46.860 beautiful 10th of november 2025 i still wish good things for you all i wish the best take watch each
00:28:57.340 other's back in these trying times let us find the light and shine the light in this manufactured
00:29:02.300 darkness i'm gonna have a few songs added to this podcast too john mcdermott fields of france
00:29:07.980 amy doon i forget the artist and because it's the 50th anniversary of the gordon lightfoot song
00:29:16.060 uh edmund fitzgerald i'm gonna put that on there too for uh gordon gordon lightfoot's probably one of
00:29:21.580 the best singer songwriters that ever walked the earth and uh it's just a decent tune it's got nothing
00:29:27.980 to do with remembrance day but it's still a day of remembering a fellow canadian nonetheless
00:29:32.140 and i highly suggest ladies and gentlemen that you make an appearance and give yourself a minute
00:29:38.700 of silence at 11 o'clock tomorrow canada wide just remember those those young men
00:29:46.780 and some of my brothers and sisters during the afghanian war and the peacekeeping operations and
00:29:52.220 during the balkans and every operation that canada has been on remember us and never forget
00:29:58.380 it because i won't like i say ladies and gentlemen i've been crusty canuck i wish his good things
00:30:07.260 and like i always say humanity and merit wins the day take care and i'll see you next time bye for now
00:30:15.020 this has been another episode of the crusty canuck podcast stay safe and thank you for listening
00:30:42.380 from western canada this is the crusty canuck podcast
00:30:51.180 to absent friends
00:30:54.140 to everyone that fought and served and did their duty pro patria to my brothers and sisters i will
00:31:02.220 never forget Löw
00:31:03.480 HUA. Heard. Understood. Acknowledged.