The Crusty Canuck Podcast - More Over-Reach, Canada Day, World Cup and Erasure of our History EP# 404

00:00:00.000 a good evening ladies and gentlemen it's a beautiful 7th of july 2026 come up this episode

00:00:07.220 of the cresting podcast that's right episode 404 more overreach candidate the world cup and the

00:00:13.520 erasure of our history oh my god the drama keeps unfolding as we go along and persist

00:00:18.560 in this what was noble democracy all that more come up the show listener of your discretion

00:00:24.100 will be advised because i don't smoke anymore but i will swear make funny faces make fun of 0.98

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00:00:53.080 from western canada this is the crusty connect podcast a canadian veterans point of view

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00:01:07.220 and that's right ladies and gentlemen welcome to episode 404 of the crusty up podcast i'm your

00:01:14.840 host crusty canuck all you hope you all had a decent week happy canada day out there to my

00:01:18.820 fellow canadians and happy belated fourth of july to my american friends too you guys are amazing

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00:01:41.960 saying no one knew what was going on now i know the government as as we say or as we speak right

00:01:47.560 now wants to screw with the algorithm okay let him do it but let us canucks let us everybody in 0.84

00:01:53.520 the free world speak our fucking minds carefully and do it properly too meaning that we try to be 0.81

00:01:59.920 as decent as you know as possible trying to be kind and considerate you know all that sjw stuff 0.98

00:02:05.960 you know all that paradise you know try to be fun loving or let's just fucking start being realistic

00:02:14.680 anyhow uh this past week past couple weeks have been really really interesting uh since my last

00:02:20.940 podcast too i've had people uh weigh in and give me some comments on my facebook page

00:02:25.220 as well as here on the tube and on my pod bean um just i am so surprised how many people still

00:02:34.440 live in this goddamn bubble okay where they think canada is up here and the rest of the world is 0.93

00:02:40.700 down here lingering with the sloths okay now i'm going to be blunt i'm not going to hold back 1.00

00:02:47.240 anymore i am so sick and tired of the bureaucratic crackpots calling the shots in this nation i am 0.99

00:02:53.420 sick and fucking tired okay of grown-ass adults people that are well into their 40s and 50s 0.99

00:03:00.760 sitting there saying nothing to see here nothing's going on nothing's happening okay canada was a 0.99

00:03:08.180 was unique because it was raining where i was so my wife and i we were going to make plans to go to

00:03:12.460 the base and enjoy the fireworks and you know have some fried food and you know pick our pig out on

00:03:18.420 things i was actually tempted to have a couple of beers to you know celebrate this group nation of

00:03:22.460 ours you know a nation that i fought for you've heard me over and over again on the crusting

00:03:25.740 podcast talk about who i fought for years ago okay and uh there's there's one comment i got

00:03:33.160 from an individual on instagram let's just say he's a flat earther and he's trying to tell me

00:03:38.560 what rights that i fight for in canada so to that individual firstly you're a flat earther

00:03:46.180 so i'm not going to take anything you have to say with any kind of credibility secondly uh there's 0.96

00:03:52.400 enough flat earthers out there where you can pull your money together build a fucking rocket and go 0.91

00:03:57.620 up into space and check it out for yourself i'll just leave it at that ladies and gentlemen 0.96

00:04:03.160 Anyway, like I said in the title, More Overreach, the Canada Day World Cup, and Erasure of History.

00:04:07.980 Now, I've got some interesting videos here from the likes of Greg Wycliffe.

00:04:11.940 He's a member of the Dominion Society of Canada, an up-and-coming nationalist group.

00:04:16.460 And I wouldn't call them nationalists as in the traditional sense.

00:04:19.280 I mean people that want to preserve Canadian history and identity.

00:04:22.200 And they're not bigoted.

00:04:23.060 So before you clench your pearls and say, that's something that's just a prejudice, it's not.

00:04:27.960 there's nothing wrong with having a preservation society protect the things that you believe in

00:04:33.280 we see a lot of other demographics who have the same little brotherhoods and groups and

00:04:37.840 conglomerates that talk about their identity and stuff why can't canadians do the same thing

00:04:43.020 hey anyway i'm gonna play a video from him it's in regards to the samuel de champlain

00:04:47.660 statue that aurelia ontario took down recently now samuel de champlain was a french explorer

00:04:54.180 from the 1600s note i said french explorer le français le voyageur well from the 1600s

00:05:05.200 so keep that in mind okay now every time they tear a statue down in this country

00:05:11.380 it is always about colonialism no it's part of our history okay now i'm a firm believer in erecting

00:05:21.580 a statue of tecumseh because he helped the british out during the war of 1812 i'm also a

00:05:28.700 firm believer in actually probably having a statue up of chief dan george quite the notable actor

00:05:35.060 and activist quite the wise individual i think he came from the bc interior if i'm not mistaken

00:05:41.380 i remember watching him on the beachcombers and other canadian shows growing up 0.52

00:05:45.560 and his timing is just fucking brilliant okay so when people talk about colonialism let's take a

00:05:53.420 look at how your lives have improved because of the colonial model to every student out there 0.88

00:05:58.760 that's gone to school is based on the colonial model to every individual that rides on a highway

00:06:04.060 or a road or any kind of infrastructure it's because the colonial model that dates back to

00:06:09.560 the days of the roman empire all right now i'm not saying that everything that the colonies in

00:06:15.840 our history did was fantastic the french were pretty bad the english were pretty bad some

00:06:20.960 germans the belgians the dutch the spanish the portuguese were pretty bad when it came to

00:06:25.140 settling these other countries and trying to gain uh profit and gain capital and you know the 0.89

00:06:30.960 slavery issue and everything all the fucking time we have to remember all these things and it never 0.85

00:06:36.200 affected the lives of people that are live today now i challenge anybody i don't care what color 0.99

00:06:43.540 you are i don't care what your origin is i don't care what you put in your mouth or put in your 0.88

00:06:48.100 nose or put in your eyeballs or stick in your you know what i don't care i want someone to actually 0.82

00:06:55.480 tell me how their lives have been impacted based on what happened in the 1860s i want somebody out 0.96

00:07:04.360 there in podcast world to tell me how their lives have been so terrible because of what happened in

00:07:11.520 the 1850s or 40s I've actually talked to some Irish historians in regards to the potato famine

00:07:17.440 and I have yet to hear any Irishman or any Irish lady out there scream and yell about the English

00:07:25.180 and what they did in the 1840s and 50s it was terrible terrible political decisions and a lot

00:07:31.400 of people starved to death roughly about a million and a half people on that tiny island starved to

00:07:36.500 death that's a terrible part of history does it affect canadians yeah because a lot of irish left

00:07:42.340 there left their homes to come to canada to set up new lives and create businesses and farms and

00:07:48.240 trade and commerce so that's one of the reasons why i celebrate canada day because of the shift

00:07:54.020 of people that came over right just like how my american friends celebrate the fourth of july

00:08:01.360 fighting the british right gaining independence because of the taxation and too much control

00:08:07.260 of the crown and not enough control from the people okay now you can take that any way you

00:08:12.660 want to historically whatever but don't try to convince me that your life is terrible because

00:08:17.500 of what happened in the 1770s or what happened in 1914 okay or what happened to your family prior

00:08:24.980 to your birth okay and i'm also getting sick and tired of certain canadians sitting there talking

00:08:30.560 about how uh they're so patriotic now and yet during the convoy they were nowhere to be seen

00:08:36.840 right nowhere nowhere to be seen nowhere waving the flag nowhere standing up for the truckers

00:08:43.500 nowhere standing up for personal freedoms that the canian people were missing due to the lockdowns

00:08:48.220 and restrictions okay but now they're out of the woodwork waving the maple leaf celebrating canada

00:08:52.920 day and our diversity and celebrating all these wonderful things all these great things that are

00:08:58.860 brought to us by not only us but our friends the americans too manufacturing entertainment

00:09:05.040 coca-cola certain beers certain beverages certain food items

00:09:10.900 not to mention the identities that we both share as neighboring countries right not to mention

00:09:18.800 the ideologies that we both share when it comes to democracy and freedom so i ask these newfound

00:09:24.080 patriots okay these newfound patriots that are sitting here saying that we they stand on guard

00:09:29.820 for thee uh but they're afraid to actually speak to the government i'll wait

00:09:33.900 it's self-explanatory ladies and gentlemen and i'm sure everybody out there in podcast world

00:09:48.240 knows a neighbor or has a family friend or a relative or somebody near and dear to them that

00:09:53.640 refused to actually acknowledge the trucker's convoy but now they're all over since the elbows

00:09:58.620 up a fiasco you know the bird dance elbows up elbows up all those people that voted for the

00:10:05.660 new prime minister even though it's nothing but justin trudeau point two oh or point two oh two

00:10:11.420 point oh however it's nothing but a facsimile carney's a bit smarter than justin for sure

00:10:17.400 because of his degree and background in economics right but this deal with the whole housing issue

00:10:23.280 in bc you know buying the condos and now we just heard recently too that they're actually going to

00:10:28.020 have a deal with moving the pipeline down to the greater vancouver area right because we got to

00:10:33.880 protect those whales and that suit spot in bc right even though alaska is just right there

00:10:40.280 and they have ships going back and forth all the time so we're getting a lot of these green 0.57

00:10:45.660 aficionados who want to hold on for dear life for their virtue and not for reality okay and we're

00:10:52.300 getting a lot of these virtuosos who sit there and talk about a virtue and yet they've never left the

00:10:57.300 comfort of their own home they've never sacrificed anything or they've ever done anything good

00:11:01.840 except sit and cry professionally and drink an eight dollar coffee and plan on a 1300 laptop

00:11:07.140 while bitching about capitalism that puts things in perspective ladies and gentlemen

00:11:12.860 you know put some perspective big time so as a canadian i am thankful to the fact i live in a

00:11:19.580 country we can have people walk around freely discussing these ideas and these opinions whether

00:11:25.180 you agree with him or not. But right after this, I'll have some insight from our wonderful

00:11:29.480 industrial minister, Mennini Jolie, and some of the bullshit she's promoting. Right back 0.97

00:11:34.800 after this.

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00:11:47.540 and you're back ladies and gentlemen of the crusty podcast episode 404 more overreach can today world

00:11:58.140 cup and erasure of our history i'm your host crusty canuck and if you like and hear you see

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00:12:05.700 do not be shy give me a thumbs up give me a like give me a dislike give me a comment let me know

00:12:10.780 you're out there watching and you're listening very carefully at your own leisure and as we

00:12:15.820 should as all canadians americans everyone in the democratic free states of the globe should be

00:12:21.820 listening to what each of us have to say if you're interested okay those individuals that keep

00:12:27.260 bringing the hate and throwing the hate at me you keep doing it okay but you as a consumer and as a

00:12:32.520 listener as a viewer you have a choice you don't like what i have to say you don't have to watch

00:12:36.340 it it's that simple yet it's so difficult for some people to differentiate from reality to their hurt

00:12:42.660 feeling oh my goodness and just because you're offended that doesn't mean you're right and you

00:12:48.040 can quote me on that you can also quote ricky gervais on that too who said that numerous times

00:12:52.360 while he was hosting all those big award shows okay so keep that in perspective ladies and

00:12:57.520 gentlemen so as i said i've got a video here uh from uh where the hell was it yes sorry i queued

00:13:04.340 it up earlier yes it's individuals talking about melanie jolie uh this guy is jonathan harvey

00:13:11.700 He is, I think, one of the founding members of Blender Podcast, and he makes some very, very valid points in here in regards to what Miss Jolie is doing for what, you know, what they want to do to make things easier, you know, what they want to do to hide certain information.

00:13:32.020 basically tell us that we're not good enough for anything right basically tell us that we're not

00:13:37.840 uh you know we're not good enough to deal with anything substantial more or less tell us that

00:13:44.160 they want to sue us so here's jonathan harvey from uh the blender crew um it wasn't i think

00:13:51.260 there's subtitles here but i'll cue this up here ladies and gentlemen and you guys decide like

00:13:55.800 every time i present something here on the show i want you my wonderful audience i want you to

00:14:00.760 decide and think for yourselves okay and he talks about the misinformation miss jolie proposes

00:14:08.320 that that with all the misinformation out there that the government has the right to sue us

00:14:15.760 you know people like me like you if you promote something or push something on twitter or on

00:14:20.620 tiktok or any other social media feed right uh listen to mr jonathan harvey he's got some great 0.96

00:14:26.320 insight on the whole issue all right and i'm not going to tell you guys to suck eggs here or not

00:14:32.300 but i will say uh listen he has to say he's got some very very valid points 0.85

00:14:37.720 institutions it's that the institutions continually give us reasons to stop

00:14:44.200 according to a recent access to information memo the federal government of canada

00:14:48.020 is now contemplating legal action against users on facebook twitter linkedin and other social

00:14:52.660 media sites, suspected of spreading false and misleading information. The censored 35-page

00:14:58.200 document said, this strategy seeks to uphold the integrity of and public trust in government

00:15:04.040 information. So let's be clear, a federal department was discreetly exploring legal

00:15:08.380 action against Canadian citizens over online speech they deemed false or misleading, making

00:15:13.220 them the arbiters of truth, while hiding the details behind redactions and pretending this

00:15:16.700 was about protecting public trust. Across much of the democratic world, governments have spent

00:15:21.640 years mislead the public, managing narratives and burying mistakes. Then when people speak up,

00:15:26.420 they call it misinformation, like the public suddenly became irrational. And before anyone

00:15:30.260 tries to tell you this is just partisan rhetoric, all you have to do is look at the numbers,

00:15:34.080 recent events, and the laws they passed because people stopped believing them.

00:15:38.260 Edelman's trust barometer found that 69% of people globally worry that government officials,

00:15:42.220 businesses, and journalists deliberately mislead them. Reuters found global trust in news at an

00:15:46.900 all-time low of just 37%, with Canada sitting directly on this line. Furthermore, Freedom

00:15:52.200 House says global internet freedom has declined for the 15th straight year in 2025. And what

00:15:57.060 do governments do in response? They reach for more control. Canada is policing speech

00:16:01.640 through several policies, but the Online Harms Act takes the cake, proposing up to life

00:16:05.780 in prison for online hate speech offenses. The UK's Online Safety Act gives Ofcom power

00:16:10.620 over social platforms and search engines, backed by fines of up to £18 million. The

00:16:15.460 EU's Digital Services Act gives regulators power over the largest platforms, algorithms, and content

00:16:20.000 with fines that can reach into the billions.

00:16:22.640 Germany forces large platforms to remove content within 24 hours or face fines of up to €50 million.

00:16:28.220 Ireland's online safety regime gives its media regulator power over everything online

00:16:32.640 with fines of up to €20 million.

00:16:34.800 Australia banned social media for kids under 16,

00:16:37.160 then moved to double the fines for platforms that failed to enforce it to nearly $100 million.

00:16:43.000 And the list goes on.

00:16:44.140 But let's think about this for a second.

00:16:46.840 The public is losing trust in the institutions that claim to protect truth,

00:16:49.920 while those same institutions demand more power to control what people can say.

00:16:54.100 Now, why would they do that?

00:16:55.680 Well, here are a few reasons.

00:16:57.620 They misplayed COVID worse than Bill Buckner in 1986.

00:17:00.460 They downplayed our failing economy, which is now in a recession as the USMCA agreement looks to be falling apart.

00:17:05.360 They denied election interference.

00:17:06.800 They ignored housing pressure.

00:17:08.220 They moralized immigration concerns.

00:17:10.260 Now, to be clear, immigration is not always bad.

00:17:12.720 Just like rain is not always bad, but when too much rain falls too fast, cities flood.

00:17:18.900 And of course, they continue to protect legacy media with billions in funding,

00:17:22.120 then act shocked when people question whether the press is independent.

00:17:25.440 Of course, it is not.

00:17:26.820 The government funds the media, the media defends the narrative,

00:17:29.280 the narrative protects the government, and anyone who notices is accused of spreading misinformation.

00:17:34.460 So the trust collapse is not caused by bad information.

00:17:37.380 It is caused by an abuse of authority.

00:17:39.600 People watch officials overstate certainty, bury mistakes, reverse positions, protect their own, and use emergency language or measures to justify overreaching power.

00:17:48.620 And the pattern is always the same.

00:17:49.920 The institution fails, it denies the failure, it attacks the people who notice, then it passes punitive policy to control the backlash, giving more authority to the very institutions people no longer trust.

00:18:00.520 But you cannot censor your way back to legitimacy.

00:18:02.420 you cannot punish people into believing you and you cannot fix this problem by giving more power 0.99

00:18:07.940 to the people who created it and that's the thing who created this crap who did all this crap 0.94

00:18:14.820 who made all these machines who made all these monsters who who put us in those positions ladies 0.98

00:18:19.800 and gentlemen who made us back into a corner right who backed us in right quite a few quite

00:18:29.560 a few people that said we can't go out here and do this and now we've got government overreaching

00:18:34.360 again with all these great new bills and suggestions to sue any canadian for misinformation now when

00:18:41.040 the government misinforms us well it's a mistake when the mainstream media misinforms us oh it's

00:18:45.920 just fine nothing to see here ladies and gentlemen everything's just hunky-dory hey everything's just

00:18:52.040 perfect and special says who right i remember back in high school we were warned about this stuff

00:19:00.820 and the teachers that gave us this insight and this information who gave us insight on media

00:19:07.140 they were told the same thing back in the 70s in the late 60s how the media media likes to

00:19:12.800 manipulate and control and if government gets their hands in there then the media will do

00:19:16.240 whatever the government says because of the money that's what it is follow the money folks it has

00:19:21.140 nothing to do with freedom of the press or freedom of information right they just don't trust us with

00:19:28.380 the information they don't trust us at all that's what it was down to we're not we're not smart

00:19:34.300 enough for that right we don't know what the hell we're doing oh my god we have to do this for you

00:19:40.040 we're big government even though the canadian government is the biggest employer in the country

00:19:44.040 right now but you can thank the government for that not us stay updated and follow crusty canuck

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00:20:00.360 you're back ladies and gentlemen to episode 404 of the crusty canuck podcast

00:20:07.040 more overreach canada world cup and erasure of history so you're liking what you see please

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00:20:16.320 ladies and gentlemen and if you feel like donating please donate too um i might be getting my job back

00:20:21.260 probably in the first of august so i'll be heading back to work which is nice and my tax debt is

00:20:25.700 getting sorted as we speak so there's good things on the horizon so anyway but if you want to donate

00:20:32.000 you know i don't mind receiving a little gift here and there too it does help along the way though

00:20:36.520 helps with gas costs and grocery costs so if you feel like giving please give links will be in the

00:20:41.360 description and i'll leave a link to mr blender there mr jonathan harvey and his uh partner

00:20:46.480 there liam uh they do some great editorials and great monologues so i'll leave a link to blender

00:20:51.060 there for you too anyway carrying on with more of the erasure of history now greg whitecliffe like

00:20:55.400 i mentioned earlier is a comedian commentator he's a full ppc supporter i'm not holding that

00:21:00.640 against him um i'm more libertarian ladies and gentlemen i could care less uh what kind of

00:21:05.900 conservative is calling the shots i just find more conservatism is leaning more towards freedom now

00:21:11.340 than ever before a hell of a lot more so than the liberal uh bygones and liberal crackpots out there

00:21:18.060 okay but he's got a little video he did when he was in aurelia and uh apparently aurelia ontario

00:21:24.100 took down the statue of samuel de champlain a french explorer uh that was in the area within

00:21:29.080 the late 1600s who traded with on tribes and everything there too and his uh story is pretty

00:21:35.980 cool and i'll cue that up for you here ladies and gentlemen uh like i said you guys decide 0.76

00:21:40.700 you know you're not morons you're not idiots i don't expect you to uh listen to every

00:21:47.260 you know i have to say i do appreciate the concern and the lesson i want you all to think for 0.93

00:21:53.560 yourself as you should okay and uh just try to listen to this guy with an open open head and

00:22:03.080 realize what's happened to our history in this country we're not as glorious as british history

00:22:07.760 and not as bloody as american history however okay uh we do have history nonetheless and

00:22:14.060 there's things in our in our history that we should be proud of we have a dark chapter we

00:22:18.720 have lots of dark chapters we also have some good ones too and sammy de chaplain i think is one of

00:22:23.260 the better weather chapters like i say let me tell me you guys decide you know you guys decide

00:22:29.280 dicks in canada are slowly but surely acting more and more like tyrants and it needs to stop

00:22:34.880 In this case, a newspaper in Orillia, Ontario, is posing the question of whether we should allow right-wing activists to campaign to keep a statue in a park that would have been there for over 100 years this past Canada day. 0.94

00:22:49.540 For those who don't know, this is the Samuel Champlain Monument in question.

00:22:53.940 And because the fate of this statue is up in the air, us at Dominion Society thought this is a great opportunity to try and push things in the right direction.

00:23:02.240 So we showed up bright and early, equipment in hand.

00:23:05.720 Poor Daniel has to wear his suit all day in the sun.

00:23:08.840 It was like 36 degrees or something that day before the humidity.

00:23:11.700 And most of the interactions throughout the day were positive,

00:23:14.380 except what happens a couple of days later?

00:23:16.760 Aurelia Matters writes, far-right group members petitioned to return Champlain money.

00:23:21.420 They at least got some nice photos of us in the article.

00:23:23.740 But most outrageous is the poll at the end of this article.

00:23:26.920 Should the city allow Dominion Society of Canada volunteers to go door-to-door in Aurelia?

00:23:33.480 As if a local newspaper has the authority to ban people from going door-to-door?

00:23:37.860 What kind of question is this?

00:23:40.000 And how ironic the name of the paper is Aurelia Matters.

00:23:44.160 We're making a video about how the history of Aurelia matters.

00:23:48.160 And then they're like, should we ban these people from even campaigning in favor of the history of Aurelia?

00:23:53.940 yeah but what is going on in these small towns this sort of like polite quiet tyranny where

00:23:59.680 people who hold left-wing views will silently be like yeah yeah we should just ban them from

00:24:05.300 advocating for an opinion different than mine had a couple of weird interactions where i'm like hey

00:24:09.760 have you heard of the statue and they're like oh yeah i've heard of it what's your opinion oh no no

00:24:13.840 no so many people were like oh it was like it was in children of the corn or something or some like

00:24:18.920 creepy movie where everyone in the town is like no no we don't talk about that i almost forgot when

00:24:22.700 we first got there we went to a diner and some woman clocked us like this is at 8 a.m we went

00:24:28.200 to a diner somehow this person is like talking about us on facebook this racist group to me in

00:24:33.260 society just showed up in town these people are bullies okay they're trying to paint canadian

00:24:38.740 history as just one brush one color and anybody who was of european descent was bad unanimously 1.00

00:24:45.500 and everyone who is indigenous was good this is retarded part of my language that's really stupid 0.97

00:24:52.360 And wouldn't you know, Samuel de Champlain's story is a perfect example of that, because he collaborated with the indigenous. Samuel de Champlain was working together and cooperating with the Huron-Wendat specifically. Anyway, our Dominion Society video will cover all of this on Samuel de Champlain and what our real history is and what real reconciliation actually looks like. 0.98

00:25:16.160 but these left-wing cry bullies need to be put in their place okay you guys need to you guys need

00:25:21.860 to you know mine your p's and q's people who have left-wing politics in canada are slowly

00:25:27.420 yeah that was a greg wycliffe on his own channel there i'll leave a link to his work there too

00:25:32.400 you know how he pointed out the t-shirt and the symbol in the back of that t-shirt

00:25:36.240 the canadian coat of arms so there's people out there in this country that think oh my god what 0.94

00:25:43.280 a racist thing it's on our fucking charter it's anytime you see the canadian coat of arms you're 0.99

00:25:53.940 going to see that shield it's not racist it's part of canada so it goes to prove how many canucks out 0.99

00:26:02.380 there are lost in this bubble okay just write the hell out to lunch hello mama didn't wipe my 0.78

00:26:10.320 properly that's what it is ignorance okay and no way am i ever justifying the bad bits of our 0.56

00:26:19.040 history the first nations got a raw deal because of the original settlers you know the way guys

00:26:27.280 way back in the 1700s the guys were back in the 1800s not now okay and i wasn't raised in a

00:26:36.160 household where i was told to hate the first nations or hate this group or hate that group

00:26:42.340 or hate this demographic or that demographic okay you gotta admit when you're growing up anywhere 0.82

00:26:48.040 you're pretty ignorant until you're taught how to do things and how you're taught how to be as a 0.99

00:26:52.280 person how to be a functioning fucking adult okay and all these grievance groups coming out of 1.00

00:26:59.520 nowhere talking about colonialism i like to remind you's all out there north america and south 0.98

00:27:05.880 america and central america and the caribbean what they used to call the west indies right

00:27:13.860 have created countries and foundations and societies based on old colonialism from the

00:27:21.860 english to the french to the dutch to the spanish to the portuguese okay quit blaming europe for 0.98

00:27:30.780 your fuck-ups europe's got its own problems right now they've got issues in ireland still 0.99

00:27:37.460 with certain individuals hurting children one individual apparently the other day 1.00

00:27:41.600 actually stabbed three kids right so while you're sitting here trying to find a soapbox

00:27:50.860 to stand on and scream at the heavens about.

00:27:53.580 What are you doing to make things different?

00:27:56.460 What are you doing to stop people from thinking colonialism? 0.85

00:28:00.160 If you're so miserable in this country,

00:28:02.800 to my American listeners, 0.99

00:28:04.240 if anybody in your life knows and they're terrible

00:28:07.100 and they hate this country,

00:28:08.580 they hate the country they live in, 1.00

00:28:10.500 get the fuck out. 1.00

00:28:12.980 No one is forcing you to stay. 0.99

00:28:16.080 It's not racist to say that.

00:28:18.020 If you're not happy, move out.

00:28:20.860 How many husbands and wives do that to each other on a daily basis?

00:28:24.640 Baby, I'm not happy. There's the door.

00:28:27.880 Oh, my God, you don't love me like you used to. There's the door.

00:28:32.220 My country doesn't love its vets like it used to.

00:28:35.140 I'm not leaving because I fought for this country. 0.91

00:28:38.960 And I intend to stay and I intend to die here.

00:28:45.160 It's that simple for a lot of us,

00:28:47.580 especially people that come to Canada that made a difference.

00:28:50.860 To every Chinese immigrant that opened up a restaurant, who created a great culinary delight, who employed a handful of teenagers.

00:28:58.920 I was one of those teenagers.

00:29:01.160 I'm thankful for that Chinese immigrant that gave me that job when I was 17.

00:29:05.800 I'm thankful for the Greek immigrant that let me help him pour some concrete a couple of days.

00:29:12.060 I'm thankful for the, I think he was Danish.

00:29:14.980 Yes, the Danish immigrant who come to Canada when he was a teenager.

00:29:18.600 He set up his own landscaping business.

00:29:20.860 he needed someone to help him move patio stones and to level some dirt i did that for him for

00:29:26.820 about a good week that was a week where i really needed some money and he gave me a good job and i

00:29:32.880 did good work for him him and his wife out there shoveling away tucking away they needed a third 0.81

00:29:39.200 they brought me on for a week to give me a hand fuck i was grateful for that part of that summer 0.99

00:29:43.320 so when you look at white canadians not all of us walk around dragging our knuckles 0.99

00:29:50.160 wanting to wave some kind of sanctimonious divisional flag this flag is supposed to unite us

00:29:56.820 the flag back there the union jack supposed to unite britain's right but no we can't have that

00:30:07.380 because that's just a terrible past yet look what was set up by that country

00:30:11.180 the english and french and then irish and scottish built this nation from the ground up

00:30:18.640 they brought the factories they brought the trade and commerce they brought the languages

00:30:23.440 and the indifferences they brought the religions there are principles that were founded on this

00:30:29.320 nation but people want to destroy it because they're worried about the whole big dei issue

00:30:36.660 Here's an issue we should be worrying about.

00:30:39.980 We're having a two-tier justice system.

00:30:42.380 We're having people get away with things like, you know, S.A.,

00:30:46.600 aggravated assault, attempted demise, like murder.

00:30:51.660 And we're just turning the other cheek.

00:30:53.240 And the moment you scream about that, you're deemed as a bigot

00:30:55.960 or deemed as this. 0.90

00:30:57.500 You're a phobia. 0.98

00:30:58.480 You're phobic. 0.99

00:30:59.400 You're this.

00:31:00.400 Grow a pair, people!

00:31:03.740 Snap out of it!

00:31:05.100 especially my generation come on gen xers we've been through a hell of a lot worse 0.55

00:31:11.420 why are we letting this slide didn't our parents used to say suck it up well 0.99

00:31:18.880 who's gotta do the sucking now 0.97

00:31:22.860 i'm not gonna dwell on the political thing because i'm starting to get emotional here

00:31:27.620 i'm getting emotional but i think you see my point ladies and gentlemen i want to say thank

00:31:33.640 you the team canada though in this world cup regardless of the politics that have gone on

00:31:39.440 regardless of the issues when it comes to uh the spending the stadium issues the parking issues

00:31:45.360 i want to say well done team canada well done okay to make it as far as they did

00:31:52.440 fucking well done to them i remember watching the 86 world cup and i was happy that team canada was

00:32:00.740 there they only played three games but our boys now paid five games and that was great you know 0.96

00:32:06.700 that was really good so well done on team canada but uh if it takes a soccer game tonight this

00:32:13.720 country then we're going to have to invest more time and effort into sport and we don't need a

00:32:18.840 government minister to oversee that either we just need people like you you and i and other fans out

00:32:24.840 there right but once again well done team canada i am proud he is i'm proud he is all good effort

00:32:31.760 anyhow ladies and gentlemen i have been crusty canuck on this beautiful 7th of july 2026 i wish

00:32:38.000 wonderful things for you all out there i do regardless of how heated i was earlier i want

00:32:43.460 you all to carry on enjoy the weather it is warmer out there so water your plants water your garden

00:32:49.320 excuse me look after your lawns and especially look after your pets and most importantly look

00:32:57.920 after your family friends and loved ones in these trying times don't take any shit stand up for 0.89

00:33:04.180 what's right and stand true and stand proud and stand high stand on guard for thee right

00:33:08.640 once again happy belated fourth of july to my american friends out there and happy canada day

00:33:14.500 out there to my canadians well done ladies and gentlemen keep persevering keep on trucking and

00:33:19.380 do the hell you do what you can to overcome these obstacles that's being laid out for us

00:33:24.760 by elected officials and like i always say ladies and gentlemen humanity and merit wins the day

00:33:31.180 and i'll see yous all next time bye for now

00:33:35.420 hit it sweetheart because i am hard you will not like me

00:33:44.500 There is no racial bigotry here.

00:33:52.340 There you are all.

00:33:56.780 This has been another episode of the Krusty Canuck podcast.

00:34:00.700 Stay safe and thank you for listening.

00:34:03.180 From Western Canada, this is the Krusty Canuck podcast.

00:34:11.160 Always on guard for thee.

00:34:14.500 Never forget.

The Crusty Canuck Podcast - July 08, 2026

More Over-Reach, Canada Day, World Cup and Erasure of our History EP# 404

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