Just a chill Sunday stream covering the events of February 19th, 2022. We talk about the events that happened that day, and the people that were there that day. We also talk about what it was like to be on the ground in the middle of it all.
00:09:28.440Like, it was a, I don't want to be fucking cringe and gay.
00:09:31.960But, like, as I was, like, because I was being walked out, I forget what street it's on, but it's, it's west of Parliament.
00:09:39.480But, like, as you come, like, up the street towards Wellington, you can literally see Parliament, like, in the, like, the Peace Tower in the background.
00:09:47.600And I'm, like, being walked towards it.
00:09:49.260I'm just like, this country's fucking dead.
00:10:39.940And then I saw the media and the government treat them like they were violent terrorists, right, in the media.
00:10:47.660They addressed them like, how come there was no video of CBC showing that, of protesters getting tear-gassed and beaten while they chanted, we love you.
00:10:57.700So, the reality, like, it comes to the point where it's like, yeah, I'm glad that everybody was peaceful.
00:11:05.260Whatever all of your opponents, the government and the media are all saying you're violent anyways.
00:11:09.660Well, maybe they should have been violent because the reality is, is if the people had been violent and actually resisted and not, and there was more of them, too, if they had pushed back against the police, right, this is one thing that gets lost.
00:11:26.640If they had pushed back and forced them out and not just taken it, if they had resisted, actually resisted, then the police probably wouldn't have been able to do what they did.
00:11:36.160Or it would have gotten so egregious to the point where the police would have looked absurd.
00:11:40.720It was bad enough, but it would have gotten really bad if people had resisted at all, and they didn't.
00:11:46.400So, if the government's going to label you violent extremist, I was saying this back in, like, November of 2021 or December of 2022, they're going to force you to become the extremist that they say that you are, eventually.
00:12:04.760The goal is to eventually drive you to the point where you are forced to use, like, the types of resistance that they can actually label you as a violent extremist for.
00:12:18.380And, you know, people will say, well, then don't do that.
00:12:22.820Well, that's easy to say until they start pushing you to the point where you have no other option, right?
00:12:27.860This is totalitarian governments have done this all of history.
00:12:32.040They push you and push you and push you, and they call you all of these things, and it's gaslighting.
00:12:36.440They're preparing, you know, the neutral people to look at this situation a certain way.
00:12:43.700So, the reason they call the convoy and the freedom fighters violent, insurrectionist, extremist, acceleration, all of these words is because that's what they're trying to push you to become.
00:12:53.860And they want that pre-programmed in people's brains so that whenever you do become that thing, because you've been driven to it, all of a sudden, everything they've done and said about you is justified.
00:13:16.580And it's up to people like us to show them how they're doing it, and it's just a little bit different this time.
00:13:23.280But, yeah, I agree with what you're saying.
00:13:25.340Like, people are just getting their ass beat.
00:13:27.800Like, what do you have to lose if you at least, like, push back a little?
00:13:30.980Like, there is the propaganda, like, atrocity propaganda that's happening to you that, you know, could help.
00:13:37.340But still, that's going to be negligible because the coverage for the normies is still going to be, like you said, it's going to be like we were the violent ones this whole time.
00:14:36.400Like, remember all of the lies that they said?
00:14:41.360They said – you just said one – the arson, the anti-Semitic flyer, the truckers have a gun, they're stealing food from the homeless, they're harassing businesses, they're threatening to rape women.
00:15:28.280So, at the end of the day, didn't they say that it was justified, literally, because the thing that happened in Cootes, and since there was that patch, then that equals Diagalon, and there may or may not have been people who were at the protest before who watched the show or something?
00:15:48.540That's what it seemed like when I was reading, like, the results.
00:15:54.180Yeah, so there's, like, a CBC article that came out yesterday, and they talked about this.
00:15:58.720That wasn't specifically related to his ruling.
00:16:01.600That was related to – so, basically, Jeremy's testimony is brought up in the ruling.
00:16:09.460So, whenever Justice Willow is discussing Jeremy's evidence, he says that Jeremy downplayed the true nature of Diagalon, and that he agrees with the RCMP's assessment that it is a militia-like organization with extremist beliefs and blah, blah, blah, right?
00:16:33.880So, that wasn't necessarily part of the ruling.
00:16:35.880Like, the justification – Clyde Do-Something actually nailed this.
00:16:39.760He's the one who basically filtered through the bullshit and then assessed it perfectly, because the justification given by Justice Willow for the invoking of the Emergency Measures Act was that it was justified because the government failed, right, at every level of government to manage this situation, as did policing.
00:17:07.560I have it on my Telegram if you want to bring it up.
00:17:10.300And so – but if you read through that and you just kind of, like, read between the lines there, what Rude Lowe is saying is that government incompetence and policing incompetence are now the justification that the government needs to invoke a state of emergency in this country.
00:17:27.560And government incompetence is what justifies the government invoking the Emergency Measures Act.
00:17:33.220If that's the case, we're fucked because the government is incompetent all the time.
00:17:39.460So is that implying that, like, just every era, like, level of police, like, the Ottawa police and then the RCMP, they all fumbled it?
00:17:50.360Like, they all were incompetent and fumbled their responsibility?
00:17:55.580Or is that implying something greater?
00:33:55.160Well, I wasn't there when all that crazy stuff was happening.
00:33:58.580I was collecting all the footage and making compilations to, like, show what was happening and stuff.
00:34:04.160But I do think that, hey, I went down there and I participated in whatever way I could.
00:34:11.540And I'll always have that story, like, to my future children, all in the future.
00:34:17.580Like, if they ask, what were you doing when Canada fell and we're living in this dystopian world now, I could say that I did something at least.
00:34:28.680But it's something that gets left out there, too.
00:34:37.380Whenever they raided the Coventry staging area, Tyler and Shane were there that night.
00:34:43.820But, like, I was talking to the police and, like, I remember saying, like, you know, there's people that are willing to die down there, right?
00:35:09.480That's why I have mixed feelings about it.
00:35:11.020Because, like, it's, you know, you're watching Canada die in real time, but then you see all these Canadians that are willing to die on that hill.
00:35:19.980For freedom and for what the core values Canada stands on, right?
00:36:25.920Even the truly disgusting part about that farce of an inquiry is that, you know, I'd like to – I don't know if Greg was the first to call this one out, but, you know, I'll assume that Greg – Greg was the first one I heard to say this.
00:36:42.200That the most likely outcome of that ruling was we need better laws to deal with this stuff.
00:36:51.440And so, like, I was thinking, you know, best-case scenario, what we would see is something like the inquiry rule that, no, the government was not justified in invoking it, but that it would be kind of nuanced with this idea that, like, but what else were they supposed to do?
00:37:14.560Because they had no more options, right?
00:37:16.880So, like, technically, there was no – they definitely did not meet the legal definition for invoking the Emergency Measures Act.
00:37:23.960That was brought up over and over again, that the legal justification is Section 2 of the CCIS Act, and it absolutely did not meet that, okay?
00:37:32.300So, first of all, he shouldn't have ruled that, but, you know, you knew it was coming.
00:37:36.760You knew they were going to say that, you know, well, we need better laws then.
00:37:40.360So, now, they're going to go amend the Emergency Measures Act.
00:37:43.320They're going to give themselves additional powers.
00:37:45.420There's probably going to be some new government agency that's developed out of this, which is basically a Stasi, right?
00:38:08.340It's – not only was the government right, we need to give them more power because that's how right they were.
00:38:13.660Right, well, they definitely got a slam dunk with it in the sense that, yeah, they will have not only that new kind of commission or oversight or ability to use Emergency Act or whatever it's going to be, but, yeah, you're right.
00:38:31.880The Stasi, they'll be able to gather intel on everybody proactively now.
00:38:36.940They were already doing that now, but they'll be able to do that, like, times five, times ten.
00:38:41.980And then all the narratives about IMVEs, that's exactly what they want for all the free speech laws to come in.
00:38:51.780And, you know, they'll go for one PSYOP and then they'll exhaust the shit out of it until it gets to the point where even the normies don't want to fucking deal with something like COVID anymore.
00:39:02.240So then they'll ditch that and now they're going for free speech, I think, is next in.
00:39:08.040The climate stuff, who knows when that's going to happen.
00:39:11.160We already see it kind of bubbling up, right?
00:39:15.240But the free speech will be the key that will enable them to crack down on all of us, like the Stasi.
00:39:27.180They've been setting the stage for this for some time.
00:39:29.520Like, I like to think of, I think 2020 to 2020, sorry, 2020 to 2030 is going to be a three-part, you know, play, a theater production here.
00:43:58.220It was – like, there was no way of kind of watering it down to the normie to be seen as, like, well, we're just trying to protect Canadian content.
00:44:45.860But anyways, Bill C-36, like, there's already, like, a hate speech law in Canada, but it's kind of, like, reserved for, you know, only the most egregious cases.
00:44:58.200So people like us probably – like, anti-hate probably wants us to be charged with those, and that's why they promote something like Bill C-36.
00:45:07.880But anyways, it basically just extends that to anyone – anyone can claim someone is likely to commit a hate propaganda offense or hate crime, and then the accused would be forced to enter a recognizance where they have to adhere to conditions that include wearing an electronic monitoring device, having a curfew, restricted traveling, refrain from drugs and alcohol, and be forced to give blood samples in order to prove their sobriety.
00:46:04.480Where they added in, you can accuse somebody else of violating your civil rights, basically, because they were committing hate speech online.
00:46:15.900And this brings that back, except for the person accusing you doesn't even have to – they can remain completely anonymous.
00:46:25.800And, like, it's not a criminal charge, but basically, you have to pay, like, $10,000 or something, like a $10,000 fine, and you can't speak again about whatever topic.
00:46:37.640You might even be banned from the internet.
00:46:39.800And then, obviously, if you break that, then – or you don't pay it, then you could go to jail.
00:46:44.360So, you know, it might as well be criminal.
00:46:46.280Yeah, that bill was – like, I can't believe that was ever even introduced.
00:46:52.520Like, it's crazy levels of – like, it goes beyond the things that we see in the UK or Germany.
00:47:15.080Like, literally, we'll go back and look through your social media history, and if we see something we don't like, we'll use this bill against you.
00:47:25.520Like, that was a bill that, like, whenever I was talking with this about, like, you know, about this with, say, Jeremy or Derek or other people, I was like, if they pass this bill, we have to leave the fucking country.
00:47:35.440Like, that's not a – that's not a joke.
00:47:45.380They could literally charge you with a hate crime for something you posted online that – you could scrub your social media, and if somebody else has it saved somewhere, and they post it, and it's you saying it, then you could go to jail.
00:48:34.840It was obvious what – I mean, look, I'm not saying they're going to go after, you know, Joe Blow because he posted something on Twitter that, you know, talked about black crime statistics or something like that.
00:48:45.000I mean, they were going to use that to target people specifically, like Jeremy, like Pat King.
00:48:49.940Well, perfect example is Chris Guy, yeah.
00:48:53.140Like, at least with anti-hate, they go back, like, 10 years to his Facebook posts, and they're like, ha-ha, gotcha, and they use that against him.
00:49:00.960And now Bernie Farber is in Parliament talking about, with this new Holocaust denial bill, that Jeremy, Chris Guy, and Pat King are all people that he wants targeted.
00:49:16.760Like, 10 years ago on his Facebook, he said something about that historical event.
00:49:22.320And it's a good thing you bring him up because he's the one that is now helping shape this – whatever new iteration of this online arms bill comes out, he's the one that's helping shape it.
00:49:31.800He's the first professional listed out of 12 on that online arms panel board.
00:49:39.180And the second is Amara Marsingath, which is, you know, good friends with the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, always, you know, always seems to go, you know, in lockstep with them.
00:49:48.400He's quoted in the same articles, writes papers with Kurt Phillips, like, they're the same thing.
00:49:53.940So, like, anti-hate – and again, like, we just saw it – who did the Trudeau government decide was going to be their Islamophobia czar?
00:50:01.600A former Canadian Anti-Hate Board member.
00:50:07.140The Canadian Anti-Hate Network is shaping liberal policy, and they're the ones who are going to help decide who is guilty and who is innocent of hate-think whenever they get this bill finally passed through.
00:50:36.860If you sign up to the Canadian Anti-Hate Network's newsletter, it goes to Socialist Fight Back, an openly Marxist organization focused on revolution in Canada.
00:50:47.760This is who the liberal government is relying on as their hate experts, avowed socialists, Marxist communists.
00:50:57.300Well, that's why they're trying, like, all across Western countries, but yeah, with groups, especially like ADL, SPLC, Anti-Hate, they're trying to rewrite history so that we cannot make sense of history.
00:51:09.500So they could just constantly say that, oh, the Holocaust, the Holocaust, and you guys are all – you have the same ideology, and you're going to cause the next one.
00:51:18.980That's what they're trying to convince all the normies and everyday people that we are.
00:51:24.520And when they can rewrite history like that, when we try to bring these things up, it falls on deaf ears.
00:51:30.820But yeah, like, communists, Marxists have killed significantly more people throughout world history.
00:51:38.200100 million people in the 20th century.
00:52:07.840She spoke at length about what East Germany was like.
00:52:10.800She was in West Germany, so she grew up under the Iron Curtain, right?
00:52:13.960But thankfully for her, it was on the West German side of it.
00:52:17.980And she was talking about, you know, the day the wall came down and the crazy things that were going on in East Germany under Soviet rule or, you know, Soviet puppet rule.
00:52:28.460But regardless – and I just want to jump back here because this – you know, there's this Holocaust denial bill that ties into this, which, you know, who introduced that?
00:52:38.700I think there was some conservative MP, Kevin Wogg, in Saskatchewan.
00:56:51.120They're going to make Christianity, if not outright illegal, just like something that is basically only able to be practiced underground at some point in the future.
00:57:32.360There's literally zero evidence that's been provided to, you know, back up this narrative that's being pushed.
00:57:38.600Well, the – yeah, the professor that actually did the investigation said you're going to need to dig it up to actually prove that there's anything down there.
00:57:48.020Because with the sonar and technical equipment that they had, she couldn't tell what was down there.
00:57:52.720It could have been tree roots, for all we know.
00:58:51.140Like, there's all kinds of reasons that kids died frequently.
00:58:54.120And so, basically, what they've done is they've conflated this idea that there's a lot of child graves with – well, clearly, they were just murdering indigenous children and then putting them in mass graves, which is an obvious lie because they're individual grave plots.
00:59:09.680And the fucking chief of the area has said that they knew about this.
00:59:28.100But the claim that they're pushing is basically that the Catholic Church was mass murdering indigenous people and dumping them in mass graves like they were – like some kind of holocaust thing.
00:59:38.660It's so ridiculous when you think about what they're actually implying.
00:59:42.100And you go – so, a bunch of nuns are just sadistic.
00:59:46.620Like, this is like a horror – like an Eli Roth horror movie, essentially.
00:59:51.200Like, what are you even talking about?
01:00:28.080And so, when Kian Bexty called it a hoax, I went into the comments of his Twitter, and they're like, how is this legal?
01:00:36.400This is literally the same thing as Holocaust denial.
01:00:39.120Like, that's exactly what they're presenting it as.
01:00:41.900They're saying it's the same thing as denying the Holocaust, which, again, I don't – the idea that you're denying the Holocaust is somehow a crime is absurd to me for a litany of reasons.
01:00:53.920The reality is they're basically trying to make – you know, okay, it's just a stepping stone to anything you say that, you know, contradicts the state narrative is a crime.
01:03:15.800But I would also say that, like, the demographic change, I think that is a totally fair game and one of the most important issues that they do talk about.
01:03:26.400But I think there's a different solution for here in Canada.
01:03:28.680We should be able to talk about it and, you know, tell everybody what's going on and reduce to even a full halt migration.
01:03:38.900But, yeah, that's kind of where I am at.
01:03:41.940I think Patriotic Alternative is a good – they have the right idea, basically.
01:03:47.400It's peaceful organization and resistance to the mass migration and the destruction of the, you know, British national ethnicity and identity, right?
01:06:34.880They've lived in Colorado for a few years and decided to, once they heard about the safe third country agreement that we have with the United States, they know that if they cross into Canada illegally that all of our social services are at their beck and call for free.
01:06:50.940So, they were being oppressed by the war crime of not getting free benefits in Colorado?
01:06:58.520Well, this was like when Trump was going to kick them all out, right?
01:07:03.820So, Obama let them in after the earthquake or whatever it was, and Trump said he was going to kick them all out.
01:07:11.920It was a two-year process, and they were only allowed to stay for a short amount of time.
01:07:16.100And I think a lot of them, when Justin Trudeau put out that tweet saying, if you're fleeing persecution, it was right around the same time, too.
01:07:23.440If you go back and look at it, it was perfectly timed.
01:07:26.280And that's when they all started coming over here, and they caught that loophole that if they flee the United States, because normally you're supposed to seek asylum in the first country you land in.
01:08:03.140There's a bazillion examples of this, but yeah, the refugees from Syria, where do they go?
01:08:09.820They go to Turkey first, and then Turkey pushes them into Greece.
01:08:14.480That's why Greece is literally building a wall now.
01:08:17.120They're doing the Trump, they're building the fucking wall, because they're sick of being swarmed with migrants that are just, you know, basically rampaging through their country on their way to France, or Germany, or Austria, or the UK.
01:09:17.520So, not only are they criminals that were then using, you know, British tax dollars to basically house in five-star hotels, we're criminalizing any UK person who speaks out against this.
01:09:31.320And basically saying you're not allowed to say that.
01:09:34.720And even more so, like I just said, not only are you not allowed to speak out against them and house these migrants on your tax dollars, you're not allowed to even post a picture that it's happening.
01:09:44.020God forbid you take a photo of one of these dinghies arriving on your shores and post it on the internet.
01:10:02.240So, I looked more into that and apparently he was like, yeah, one of those like real accelerationist like Dylann Roof type wannabe guys.
01:10:12.260And he was making videos like trying to, I guess, convince other people that they should do something like that and using clips from, you know, past videos of that.
01:10:21.920But the way that they presented that, oh, and they also found him trying to like 3D print his own shit, you know, but they presented that, I think, as a scare tactic for the people who are doing things legally and lawfully.
01:10:36.560And Mark Collette and those guys had to like tell their audience like, look, that's what that guy was doing this.
01:10:42.560Yes, maybe 10 years is too much for something like that compared to like all these rapists and other kind of people who get out like because they had a sexual emergency and they were a migrant or something crazy like that.
01:10:54.700But I think that they're trying to push a story like that to spread fear in everybody else that you are going to go to jail if you commit, if you make videos that we don't like or commit hate speech online, right?
01:11:36.640Whether he was groomed or he is a schizo, like it doesn't matter.
01:11:39.960But the really important takeaway from this is that they're now going to try and criminalize any of the things that he talked about in that manifesto.
01:12:01.720Well, it included everything from like Breitbart articles to like American Renaissance articles.
01:12:09.460Like Jared Taylor or like, you know, those closer to white nationalist type outfits.
01:12:15.380And all they're doing is like cross-referencing real FBI statistics to paint a better, more accurate picture of what's really going on with racial relations and crime in whatever country it is.
01:12:29.760And, yeah, they don't want you to know that information.
01:12:33.160So they're going to, once again, make a false equivalency of the actions that he did and what was on his manifesto.
01:15:35.920So I think that's why that narrative has gained legitimacy.
01:15:39.700Otherwise, all that other evidence that you said, like his friend at work saying that who's Muslim saying, I didn't know that he was like this or he never showed any signs of that to me.
01:15:50.040His parents did say that he was very difficult and like potentially violent, especially like dealing with the divorce and stuff.
01:15:58.120And then also his steering was fucked up on his truck, supposedly.
01:16:03.680And he had told that friend a few days earlier and they had like looked and kind of like, you know, finicked with it a little bit.
01:16:10.320And yes, he was wearing the vest and stuff and it seemed like he was going paintballing before.
01:16:18.220And I also heard that he was on Trooms or something when it happened.
01:16:26.000But anyways, two years later, we still know almost nothing except for add up add on is that the police didn't find anything on his Facebook, but they apparently he's been on the dark web.
01:16:40.600Either way, the reality is they they claim that he was, you know, whatever the term you want to use here, groomed or led to, you know, by they had no evidence of that.
01:16:51.120They had no evidence that he was involved in any groups that were anti-Muslim or anything like that.
01:16:59.980And then they they never talked about it again until very recently.
01:17:03.360It was briefly brought up conveniently whenever they appointed their new Islamophobia czar.
01:17:09.920They peeled that out just for a day and then, you know, went back and, you know, just conveniently forgot to, you know, talk about it ever again.
01:17:21.120It'll be pretty wild if it comes back that he had nothing like it was not Islamophobic related at all or anything of that nature.
01:17:31.160But of course, they'll just memory hole it.
01:17:33.420But, you know, are they going to go correct the record to say, you know, because they're using the Islamophobia czar thing to like that as justification for it?
01:17:47.900So, like, they can't retroactively go and say, oh, it looks like we didn't need it.
01:17:57.300It's yeah, it's this is the way it works now.
01:18:00.560So and again, too, they'll conveniently like I mean, Canada, I don't know how Canada has avoided these incidences the way other countries have.
01:18:08.960But like whether it's the states, the UK is terrible for this.
01:18:32.600And if it was if this was 2005, the media would be going nuts about Islamic terrorism.
01:18:37.860They would be calling these incidents terrorists, right?
01:18:41.360Like in Spain, where they had like, you know, a migrant is going around attacking priests and, you know, deacons with machetes or or or, you know, in Germany, in the span of three days, something like nine Germans were killed in stabbing incidents by migrants.
01:18:58.120These were considered terrorist incidents 15 years ago.
01:19:01.780So now they're just the media just talks about it for a day and then it's gone.
01:19:06.840Well, why do you think it's like that in those European countries and not here?
01:19:11.320I for one, I would say they're getting streams of migrants other from like Turkey or right from the source of other countries.
01:19:19.080Right. They're coming in on the boats.
01:19:21.020And those are the fighting age refugees.
01:19:25.460And I think with our immigration policies, we have people from some of the same countries, but they have money to get over here.
01:19:34.460But the more they lacks these immigration restrictions, like just because one person from these countries is like a good doctor or something doesn't mean that their whole extended family that they're going to bring in here who don't have any qualifications, that they're going to be the same.
01:19:51.220And at first it seems like it's not so bad, but then, you know, a couple of generations down the line and Canada is gone.
01:20:00.020Well, that's why it's all migrants working at like Tim Hortons and stuff, because they bring their families over.
01:20:04.940Right. And then they take the low wage jobs so that there's none left for like, you know, Canadians.
01:20:09.880Yeah, there's there's something to what you're saying there as well, which is that, you know, because we don't have a direct land route or, you know, a short, you know, sea voyage.
01:20:22.800Like, you know, like I said, you can pile into a dinghy and make it across the English Channel, you know, you can pile into a dinghy and get across the Atriatic.
01:20:30.860Like, you know, sometimes it ends terribly, but like, you know, it's possible.
01:20:34.620Whereas migrants can get across the Atlantic Ocean in a dinghy, you know what, they could stay.
01:20:42.260Yeah, they deserve it. Fair enough. Right.
01:20:44.160But but no, the other thing to this, too, that I think needs to be mentioned is that part of the reason that we're not seeing as many of these crimes, or at least it doesn't appear that way in Canada, is because of the Youth Justice Act, the Youth Criminal Justice Act, which protects the names of people involved in crimes when they're under the age of 18.
01:21:05.940And so you have all of these incidents, like, if you're paying attention, you should be noticing these in Toronto and in other areas where, you know, like there was one yesterday or the day before, maybe it was Friday, two youths were arrested in regard to a shooting outside of a high school.
01:21:23.040Oh, yeah, yeah. I was actually looking at watching CP24 YouTube channel yesterday. Yeah, two 17 or 18 year olds, obviously, diverse neighborhood in Toronto.
01:21:35.940They shot a 15 year old out front of the school, went off in a stolen car that they had stolen earlier in the day. And like, they went and arrest them, nabbed them the next day. And obviously, we don't have any names for any of them.
01:21:49.920Was it a handgun? Because aren't handguns banned? So how did that happen?
01:21:55.280Yeah, that's, that's the running joke, right? For every gun violence incidents in this country. I was like, that's not possible. That's a conspiracy theory. That can't be true.
01:22:03.620And like, what about all these Toronto, like subway stabbings and stuff like that, that are going on every single day? Are these, are these, like, I've never actually looked into the demographics of, of who is causing these crimes and who it's, it's happening to, because that would be interesting to look at as well.
01:22:21.840Well, you can't, you can't though, Lee, because their identities are protected by the law.
01:22:26.560But if you, if you go by Coulter's law, okay, so if they, if they say that they're not, if they don't say their race in the actual publication, then you know that they're, they're not white.
01:22:38.360If they, that's, that's literally Coulter's law. She invented that.
01:22:41.460Well, that, we, me and you were messaging, uh, the night of the Memphis, no, no, uh, what was the Michigan school shooter in, in, in the university. Um, I was looking up, so I typed in Michigan shooter live as it was happening before they had caught them.
01:22:58.980Um, and the first results that came up, I think it was CNN and the guardian, neither of them described what this person even looked like. Only one of them had the picture of the guy where you could see him.
01:23:12.380But meanwhile, on the police radar, they're saying blackmail, blackmail, like a whole bunch of times over and over again. But apparently that doesn't come up to the news. Right.
01:23:22.220Yeah. And they posted his photo and everything. Yeah. Again, there was, you know, so you guys remember this incidence of, uh, what was it? Six, uh, 12 to 14 year old girls in Toronto, uh, who, uh, stomped a homeless man to death.
01:23:38.840Yeah. For alcohol. Yeah. They, they were all Muslim. I'm pretty sure.
01:23:44.600Well, sorry. We, we don't know that they were all Muslim, but we didn't know their race because obviously their identity is protected by the criminal justice act.
01:23:52.220But we did get to see courtroom sketches where their faces are blurred and pretty obvious. It's pretty obvious what race they were, or at least what race they weren't because they all appeared to have, you know, curly black, brown hair and, uh, you know, uh, a tinge to their skin. Let's put it that way.
01:24:11.700Okay. So isn't that convenient. Like, again, the, all, there was another incident to, um, you just arrested in a stabbing, a slashing incident. They slashed a woman's face on the TTC.
01:24:22.020And then when police tried to arrest them, it was three yous, two boys and a girl, they, they attacked a police officer with machete. They were arrested. We don't know their race, but I wonder, I mean, machete attacks and knife attacks. What, I mean, I'm just throwing it out there, but typically not something you hear of, right.
01:24:39.220In conjunction with the names of McDonald, Murphy and, uh, McMillan old stock Canadian names. Yeah. Yeah. Pretty, pretty, you know, safe bet to assume that a knife or machete incident does not involve the name Smith.
01:24:53.300I saw this, uh, news report the other day. This is from eight days ago in Oakland. This is the state of, you know, we're having a very frank conversation about this that you're not allowed to talk about. But meanwhile, this is what the white liberals are doing. So this woman gets murdered. She gets dragged. So they, a bunch of people steal her car and then she tries to chase after them and she gets dragged under the car.
01:25:23.460And then ends up dying several days later. So her family and her friends are calling out that they don't want these guys put in jail. Yeah. Yeah. I heard this. Oh my God.
01:25:34.580There's absolutely an opportunity for us to stand in her values and support. I can't hear the audio. Oh, sorry. I could fix that right now. Um, share screen, share audio. All right. Can you hear?
01:25:52.100Yeah. Hours after her tragic death was announced, friends and family of Jen Angel released a plea that if the people responsible for her death were caught, they are not to be locked up, but to be offered restorative justice.
01:26:04.020Certainly it's a request we don't hear often from the loved ones of crime victims. ABC seven news.
01:26:09.620I mean, what can you do with a person with people like this? Like your friend gets murdered and like your first prerogative is to make it so that the killers don't get jailed. It's like, hello, hello, retard. Like they could hurt somebody else. You don't get to make that say. And only because of the color of their skin. Are you doing that too?
01:26:30.900Yeah. They say, they say, I don't know if you heard of this one, but in South Carolina, uh, what was she? 14 years old was, was, you know, brutally beaten by a bunch of, you know, black girls.
01:26:44.900And then they not only did they beat the shit out of her and film it. They then went on an online campaign of bullying and basically shared it everywhere. And, you know, we're harassing her online and she kills herself.
01:26:56.900And then, you know, people are like, well, like how many times do we need to see the black on white bullshit before we, you know, start addressing the fact that there's an issue with race relations in this country and it's not white people being violent towards black people. It's the, it's actually the reverse.
01:27:11.900And so people are bringing this up and the dad goes, no, no, don't bring race into it. Your daughter was beaten and then, you know, driven to suicide by this group of girls. And you're saying, well, don't be, don't bring race into it. It was racially motivated.
01:27:24.900Yeah. And how can we never hear about motive? We never hear about motives when it comes to, um, crimes on like, like that on, uh, on white people. We never hear the motive. It's always the other way around. Right. It's like whatever light of hand. Yeah. Uh, yeah. Like a teenager, a white teenager who's on SSRIs, you know, does a mass shooting. It's, there's always some sort of, uh, you know, political motivation, but when it's the other way around, we never hear like, oh, they hate white people.
01:27:53.900They're actually racist against white people.
01:27:56.900Yeah. Sorry. I misspoke there too. That incident wasn't itself, Carol. I'm getting confused because there's so many of these incidents that have happened in the past couple of weeks, but that the, the one with a girl was in New Jersey. Um, the one in South Carolina was a group of sixth grade.
01:28:11.900Sixth grade white students were dragged to a spot on a playground and forced to say black lives matter by a bunch of black students. And some of them who were, uh, like, you know, didn't want to take part in it were beaten for not wanting to take part in it.
01:28:25.900So this is the kind of rhetoric that this, sorry, this is where this kind of rhetoric is leading to. You have black students dragging white students and then forcing them to basically, you know, espouse platitudes about how much black lives matter.
01:28:38.900Like that sounds like a cult. That's exactly what it is. And then on top of that, you know, edgy brings up this incident from California. There was another one from California where a white doctor who's going for a bike ride at night is run over by a black man.
01:28:54.900The black man gets out, begins stabbing him to death while, uh, uttering white slurs and talking about white privilege. This was all witnessed.
01:29:04.020You can't get more on the nose than that. And the thing is that they have a sleight of hand so that whenever, yeah, whenever a white person does anything, they have to probe into their whole history. And if they see you have any like social media posts, then that could potentially contribute to what happened in the crime or the violence, even if they were just defending themselves. Right.
01:29:24.120Right. But then since they, uh, like the media and the government controls the ideological framework and like the framework of language surrounding race relations, whenever a black person does something against a white person or anybody else, uh, there's nothing that they don't probe into it. They, they don't ask any questions.
01:29:45.100It's always just like, Oh, it was just a crime individual incident. You know, even if there is evidence like that, they rarely go into it. And if they do apply hate crime charges, they don't publicize it. Right.
01:29:58.480It goes, it goes on and on too. Like, like I'm just thinking of, I can think of so many incidents in the past two weeks alone.
01:30:05.140Do you know what the stats are though, for black on white versus white on black in America?
01:30:10.960So, so it's like, it's 30 to one for black on white versus. So for every 30 black on white murders, there's about maybe one or maybe even a half. Like it's more like 45 to one. It's absolutely insane.
01:30:27.020And yet the, the, the, the narrative that is popular is the complete opposite. It's like, if you watched American or Western media, you'd think that like there are white people are just going around hunting them down, but it's just honestly the complete opposite in a way.
01:30:44.500Like, this is just, that's just murder too. Like that's bad enough, but like, go look at like all of these incidents that are coming out or your school age children.
01:30:53.620And I'm starting to suspect, you know, you know, maybe I'm way off base here or something. I don't know.
01:30:59.060But do you think that maybe all the rhetoric that you've rammed down these children's throats for the past seven, eight years is starting to, you know, manifest in some unsavory ways?
01:31:09.500You know, like, you know, like, you know, how you were talking about black lives matter and white people, evil and all of these things like, but there was literally an incident.
01:31:17.780God, there's so many of them. There was an incident recently where a, uh, what was it? A, somebody posted this video, this black teacher, right?
01:31:28.780Wearing a black lives matter face mask talks about how she's begun instituting communist style lunches in her classroom because she felt that the white students had better prepared lunches than the black students or the students.
01:31:42.440So what she did was she gathered all of the students' lunches and then she decided who got what.
01:31:49.360And one of the white students complained because his Oreos were being given to a black student and he was being given carrots and hummus.
01:31:56.940And she said, well, not only do we need to make this fair, we need to, uh, you know, just, or give justice for 300 years of oppression.
01:32:05.100So fuck you on your little white cracker. You don't get your Oreos. They go to the black kid because of something, for some reason, that something, you know, somebody did 300 years ago. That's your fault, you little fucker.
01:32:17.120Imagine if you have to a child. These are like six and seven year olds, I think, that she's doing this to.
01:32:23.540That reminds me of that viral clip, uh, in the daycare where the white, uh, like there's a little white kid and then the black kid comes up and steals his toy.
01:32:34.140And then the white kid follows him around and is trying to get it back. And he's not really being that violent. He's just trying to grab the toy.
01:32:40.460And then the, the two black, uh, supervisors there, they see, they just see the kid for like one second and then they pull them and they like slam them down twice.
01:32:50.240And I think that they got fired, but it goes to show they have like, uh, it seems like evidence that they have internal instincts for their own in-group right there.
01:33:00.740Well, we've seen, I don't know if you've seen those statistics before, but that's actually true.
01:33:05.240And, and funny enough, like they've shown this, it's like, if you ask different races, um, what they think about other races.
01:33:12.060So white people are the only race that would ask this question that view their own race negatively compared to other ones.
01:33:19.720Right. We're the most altruistic and accepting of out-group. And then you get taken advantage for it.
01:33:25.500I'm not saying that you shouldn't, you should judge people by the content of their character, but at the same time,
01:33:32.200you shouldn't hate yourself for these kinds of things.
01:33:35.520And you should be able to realize that other people have in-group and out-group preferences too, and then, you know, act accordingly.
01:33:43.980Yeah. And it's, it's crazy too. Cause it's like, I forget the, I wish we had this, but it's like, if you look at it, it's like, you know,
01:33:50.960when asked if, uh, Latino people, uh, are believe that Latino people are good, it's like 90 some percent say yes.
01:33:58.280When black people are asked if black people are good at something like 90% say yes.
01:34:02.380And then if you ask those same groups about white people, they drop substantially.
01:34:06.060But the funniest thing about it is that when white people are asked if white people are good,
01:34:10.720they have the lowest score for, for judging white people, white people, white people, the most, uh, with the most disdain.
01:34:19.100Have you ever taught, we're even taught in school to hate ourselves.
01:34:22.180Like we're white colonizers and that's what I learned in geography.
01:34:26.680Like, have you ever heard of this YouTube channel, AK nation news?
01:34:32.080So it's this black guy who looks like Afro man and he just, every night he live streams and he goes through like all the different Fox news or local news for different cities.
01:34:43.600And it's just him and a bunch of black dudes yucking it up at how fucked up their community is essentially.
01:34:50.160And they use code words like sun men, sun, sun man.
01:34:54.280Oh, that's going to be a sun man for sure.
01:34:56.940And they're just cracking, but it's just insane.
01:34:59.560The stuff that they cover because they're just like perusing through different local news.
01:35:03.740Like, let's see what Oakland looks like.
01:35:07.160You know, and like the crimes are like crazy and there's so many different situations that they cover and they're just shaking their head at these like white liberals.
01:35:17.240Like they're, they really don't like the white liberals too, because it's like, you stupid fuck.
01:35:24.920You're like that lady with the baker and all her friends who want to, who, who want to let murderers out.
01:35:32.180And there was another one where, uh, this guy moves into a diverse neighborhood, sets up a basketball net out on the backside of his like shit area.
01:35:43.940Cause it has one of those back alleys with your like garage.
01:35:46.820So kids are playing there and the guy goes out, ask them if they could stop because his kid is sleeping and it's dark now and they don't do it.
01:35:55.480So he comes back out again and they just beat the living shit out of him.
01:35:59.180And it's like, that's what you get for thinking that it's all hunky dory.
01:36:03.400And like, you're trying to be the white liberal savior and you're dealing with people who do not give a fuck.
01:36:11.340I was even surrounded at the grocery store in my car by, I'm pretty sure what was a migrant.
01:36:23.780Like I was literally, I went grocery shopping and there were these two like, you know, middle-aged, well, not middle-aged, but like probably, you know, late teen teenagers that I think were migrants, um, car checking in the parking lot.
01:36:38.900And they didn't know I was in my car and went to come car check my car and I was in it and he, he froze and I, I was filming him because I knew exactly what they were doing.
01:36:49.280And he just froze there and stood there for like a good minute.
01:36:52.160And then I just watched them, um, proceed onto the next car.
01:36:56.200But it's like, because I was filming him, he took on this role of like, why is there a white person filming me?
01:37:05.500It's like, oh, she's being racist and filming me, presuming I'm doing something wrong when I've just watched him potentially try and break into other people's cars.
01:38:51.980But in the same token, I think it's fucking hilarious how much Toronto is turning to a shithole because of its own goddamn policies.
01:38:58.500So, yeah, I think it's hilarious that the, the, you know, three years ago, defund the police, we got through defund the police, man, the police bad.
01:39:09.120And now it's, uh, we don't have enough, uh, police, uh, budget to, uh, up, up the, uh, the, uh, uh, uh, patrolling of, of TTC stations.
01:39:20.340We're, we're out of overtime for the year of 2023 by March.
01:39:24.380We got through defund the police though, man, police bad.
01:39:34.240Are they, cause I heard that they wanted to put like social workers or something like that, or like, you know, instead of police, that was their, that was their, uh, solution.
01:39:42.540Instead of police, they want social workers everywhere because police are too aggressive to black people.
01:40:14.540Maybe, but, uh, the problem with that is what happens whenever, you know, or her suggestion was, we need basically what, you know, Toronto is going to do more social workers.
01:40:24.380More mitigation experts, whatever you want to call them.
01:40:42.820So what happens whenever I'm on fucking meth and you try to deescalate the situation and I grab you by the throat, slam you against the wall and start beating the shit out of you.
01:40:52.040And you don't have a gun and you don't have a taser because you're not a police officer.
01:41:02.480Well, how are you going to deescalate the situation whenever I'm literally murdering you?
01:41:05.820Well, I, I even, I even make that argument when it comes to police that are women, because I don't think police, I don't think women should be police because just exactly for that point.
01:41:17.420I think it's also liberal delusions, a hundred percent in that they think that most of these people want to be saved.
01:41:25.040Like they want to, to reform themselves.
01:41:28.160I think there is a people who get caught in it, but people who are predators, like that, that's a very obvious choice that you're, that you're making to go and victimize somebody.
01:41:39.840Like you want restorative justice for actual predators.
01:41:43.820Like, yes, I know some people get caught in the system and we should help them, but there's no restorative justice for murderers and, you know, violent criminals.
01:41:53.240It's, there's so much nonsense to this.
01:42:03.520So do you think that they are going to continue with this abolish the police bullshit?
01:42:07.780Because as diversity increases, then, uh, I think they're going to have to walk themselves back, but I don't know how they're going to do that.
01:42:16.960On another hand, police are becoming gay, more gay.
01:42:20.100Like, you know, maybe in the past we might've been like, Oh, black, the blue, because we see what's happening with these diverse neighborhoods.
01:42:27.080And you're like, yeah, uh, like Michael Brown did swipe for his gun or whatever.
01:42:34.040But now the police have turned on us, like patriots and people who are standing up against the system.
01:42:42.600And it's like, uh, the theory of anarcho tyranny where they'll, they'll get you for thought crimes and for thinking outside of the system or going after politicians, like with your speech.
01:42:55.960Yet they'll let all these fentanyl users and dealers and violent criminals and career criminals do whatever they want and in and out of jail, like a revolving door.
01:43:05.840If they even go in intentional, it's almost like they're letting it happen.
02:06:49.220Um, the only, the only good answer to that I've seen put forward, and I still don't think it's a good answer, but like, it's a decent one anyways, is that the liberals know that they're going to lose the next election, whether by, and that's probably true, whether by majority or most likely minority, right?
02:07:10.120So if you know, you're going to lose, is it better to lose sooner rather than later?
02:07:14.820Because the longer this goes on, the more likely that the conservatives are to win more seats.
02:07:19.580And the more likely they are to win a majority, because like, this is just the way that the ebb and flow of politics works, right?
02:07:25.720Well, the longer the liberals are in charge, the more desire there is to get rid of that party.
02:07:31.460So if this goes to 2025, we might get in, get to the point where it starts looking like the conservatives could win a majority.
02:07:37.320If they call an election right now, they probably won't.
02:07:40.660So there's this idea that the, the liberals might want to call one and just kind of like, you know, concede basically and, and regroup so that, you know, the, the conservatives are held to a minority.
02:08:04.380So basically, what if there was even like a resignation of like, cause I, I've seen a few people saying there's a resignation coming of Christopher Freeland, which never happened in the span, the time span that it was supposed to happen.
02:09:39.180Do you know what the contents of this was?
02:09:41.040Like, obviously, uh, they're trying to influence, but the how and no, no, I always just thought this was a given, but it'd be interesting to see how exactly they go about it.
02:09:57.340I just assume that's happening already.
02:09:59.580They've already talked about, CSIS has talked about this for years about how they're trying to influence Canadian politics.
02:10:05.100So if people aren't familiar with this, the CCP has a policy that anyone emigrating from China takes basically a, an oath of loyalty to the CCP.
02:10:16.240So before they're even allowed to leave the country, they're required to basically square their undying loyalty.
02:10:21.440It's basically like a China first, uh, policy.
02:11:00.540They're, they, they basically set up this thing where it's like, okay, we're going to allow our people to leave, but we're going to basically keep tabs on them.
02:11:06.980That's why they have these police stations, right.
02:11:08.980To monitor Chinese national activity in other countries.
02:11:12.940The States have these, these police stations too.
02:11:15.160So basically they're, they're, and then, you know, they're, they're holding their family members hostage back home, you know, basically ensuring that they're going to do what they're fucking told over here.
02:11:24.440Then on top of that, they, they, they've set up these organizations and I forget what the names of them are.
02:11:29.680They're weird, like, you know, kind of neutral sounding names, like the Chinese friendship organization and things like that.
02:11:38.000Um, and basically what they are is they're kind of like Freemason style lodges that are, uh, designed to affect favorable CCP policy in Canada, whether through governance or, or through business and corporations.
02:11:56.560So basically they're, they're infiltrating legally, uh, in a lot of cases, they're doing things that are, are completely legal under Canadian law.
02:12:06.360Um, but you know, in spirit are very treasonous or seditionist, like essentially like espionage, like, right.
02:12:16.660So it's a huge, like there's that kind of influence that's going on.
02:12:20.980I don't know specifically about this one, but like, yeah, obviously they're trying to influence Canadian elections.
02:12:25.900They're doing it legally and illegally.
02:12:28.500Um, it's almost kind of boring what they're doing that it's not like sensational enough that like, it makes you want to look into it, but nevertheless, they're gaining all that influence.
02:12:41.500It's, it's things as simple, like there's a, sorry, but there's like a, a great example of this is what Chinese nationals are doing to the Canadian housing market.
02:12:50.500And there's a reason why they've, they're, they've tried to institute these, you know, restrictions or fines or, you know, measures to curb foreign homeownership.
02:12:59.500But you have fucking Chinese nationals buying up entire condo buildings in Vancouver and then not housing anyone.
02:13:05.500Not to mention we were training their military.
02:13:09.500So like, think about how subversive and how detrimental that the, these totally legal policies, or at least what were totally legal kind of measures.
02:13:20.500It's, you know, it, it ties into Chinese, uh, China's, uh, war, war doctrine, which is total war, but unrestricted warfare.
02:13:29.500So it's like, how do you, how do you really hurt your enemies?
02:19:13.500And so Steven Gobeau gets out there and talks about anti-Asian hate and then deletes the tweet whenever he realizes that it's a fucking Asian shooter.
02:19:27.500And like the overwhelming majority of, you know, I don't even know if I call them hate crimes, but just violent crimes against Asian people in America are committed by black people.
02:20:30.500Uh, but, um, yeah, they, they use that even though there was no evidence that his motive had anything to do with them being Asian.
02:20:38.500And I think it was like a pressure release valve from all these constant violent attacks that were black on Asian, but they couldn't just outright say it.
02:20:48.500Cause then they might have to say what is actually going on.
02:20:51.500So they use that to obfuscate the greater situation.
02:20:55.500And then the extra slight hand that they pulled because the Asians started getting really pissed off about this, obviously.
02:21:01.500But the stop Asian hate movement was completely usurped by, uh, you know, the Soros type backed, uh, NGOs to, to make sure to shift the blame on white people.
02:21:16.500And the mental gymnastics that they, that they put forth were that white people want you to think that you're a mind model minority.
02:21:26.500The white supremacist wants you to think you're a model minority because you're doing so well and that they're only blaming it on black people because they want to see other groups pitted against each other.
02:21:37.500Now, how ironic is that coming from the people saying it?
02:21:45.500I don't have any white privilege in Canada now is getting your throat slit on Calgary transit and then being told that you're, uh, you know, assaulter doesn't need to actually, that person died.
02:22:40.500I did some research and it seems like update on telegram nearly took me out when he said that Gord Downey died because Terry Fox didn't finish his job.