The Daily Toll - 13-09-25
Episode Stats
Length
2 hours and 50 minutes
Words per Minute
160.89638
Hate Speech Sentences
131
Summary
On this episode of the podcast, we discuss the events of September 11th, 2001 and the events that took place in the streets of New York City that day. We also discuss the protests that were going on at the time of the attack and the people who should have been paying attention to what was going on.
Transcript
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Bullet, bullet, bullet, bullet, bullet, bullet.
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When you're built like a car, you got a hubcap diamond star halo.
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We got the blues in the shoes and the stockings, you don't need a while now, yeah.
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We woke you up like a car, we got a hubcap, diamond star halo, you dirty sweet little night girl.
00:13:07.840
It's amazing that they weren't able to predict what was going to happen, being the ones who were organizing it and the ones who should have been paying attention to what was building.
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When I, at a distance of hundreds of kilometers and not being anywhere near the organization of that protest, knew exactly what was going to happen.
00:13:27.960
So, yeah, well done to Puck Daddy. You're a scholar and an academic, clearly. You know exactly what you're doing. And we're going to dissect the shit out of this in a bit.
00:13:41.540
I should have some special guest. I should have some special guest. I should have some special guests coming along here shortly, hopefully. I'm not sure if any of them were able to confirm or not.
00:13:51.880
But hopefully they're not. But hopefully they do come out. Also, Derek and Jeremy should be along as well. Not that they're not special guests, but they're regular guests.
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Now, obviously, this went exactly as you would expect it to have gone.
00:14:42.680
They were kettled by the counter-protest. They were forced to abandon the park, and then they were ridiculed, harassed, and made to look like absolute buffoons for the rest of the afternoon everywhere they went.
00:14:56.500
I have a bunch of footage that we're going to go over with it. But before we do that, I think it's important to understand here why this went the way it went.
00:15:05.520
Again, what people fail to understand about protesting when it comes to the right wing is that your typical protests that we see from leftist causes, right, that kind of protesting style, is inherently leftist coded.
00:15:28.800
This is critical that people start to understand this. They don't work.
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It's time to figure out that what right-wingers crave, what they respond to, what gets them going, is incredibly well-organized, well-regimented, unified marches, unified demonstrations.
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Not show up here with a sign and a flag wearing whatever you want. That doesn't work. It's not going to work.
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People on the right fundamentally find these things repulsive. I'm like that. I hate going to protest with these people.
00:16:08.060
Do you know why? When I was going to protest during COVID, it was demoralizing.
00:16:13.940
And the reason it was demoralizing is because you'd show up to one of these events, and if there was anybody there at all, it was a bunch of people who were unemployed, potheads, people with nothing better to do with their time, a lot of the elderly who are there really more to socialize than they are for any specific cause.
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There's no unifying message that binds them. There's no coordinated, we're all going to wear this, and we're all going to wave these specific flags or signs with this specific – there's none of that.
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That does not appeal to right-wingers, and it ends up being demoralizing.
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So as much as Cuck Daddy there and his sycophants are on social media right now claiming today as some kind of victory, I have seen at least half a dozen to a dozen messages or posts from people who attended that rally who said,
00:17:07.400
that was so demoralizing, I wish I didn't go. What a waste of my time. And that's what it was. It was a waste of people's time.
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And they handed Antifa and the commies a massive W on a silver platter. It's time to realize that this style of protesting doesn't work.
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You need to appeal to people in a better way. And there's a guest number one.
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So people are already commenting, I see, the British protests.
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Yes. So when I've talked about this kind of stuff before, the most common response you'll get in the context of Canadian protesting on the right is,
00:17:59.740
well, what about the Freedom Convoy? That worked. That was great.
00:18:03.940
What everybody – I very rarely hear people discuss this aspect of the Freedom Convoy.
00:18:10.400
They act as if that was a completely organic mass movement that formed and metastasized out of nothing.
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And everybody's forgetting that that's not true.
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There was actually a very well-regulated, very organized network behind that protest,
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Sorry, were you talking about the British or Australian?
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What was the network of people that was responsible for actually making that function and turn into what it was?
00:19:09.620
And we've got our – sorry, I kind of caught him off guard there.
00:19:13.640
We've got a special guest here in Daniel Tyree from the Dominion Society.
00:19:18.180
So I don't know if you caught much of what I was just saying there, Daniel,
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but I was basically talking about why these protests don't work on the right.
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And, you know, I was just getting to the point there of driving home this idea that we need organized networks behind it.
00:19:33.060
And if you're wondering why Antifa and the commies were able to pull such a large number of people on short notice to that protest,
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it's because they're backed by unions, they're backed by NPOs, they're backed by NGOs, they're backed by community support groups.
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They have all kinds of networks behind them that allow them to facilitate these kinds of numbers and that level of organization.
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And it's time that we understand that as much as we joke about how Antifa and the left are degenerates and they're disgusting and all these things,
00:20:03.360
the one thing that they definitely are is organized.
00:20:08.320
And that is why they win at these events and people like Puck Daddy lose.
00:20:18.380
Like the there is a sort of individualist strain on the on the right wing.
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And I think it really like leftists in general are more they're collectivist minded.
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They've been building organizations for for years now and now kind of people on the right try and do the same,
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but they don't have the same attitude around building organizations and collectivizing.
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You get guys like Puck Daddy who are trying to get ahead of these things,
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but they don't realize that events and protests take a lot of organization to actually get right.
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Like if you look at the international examples, it's not just a few guys tweeting and posting videos on Instagram and then everything comes together.
00:21:04.180
You don't see all the action behind the scenes.
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Usually, like if you look at the Australian protest or the one in the UK today, like there are several kind of groups in the background who have, you know,
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memberships and email lists and people's phone numbers and, you know,
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lieutenants and actual structures who are mobilizing people and getting people to show up.
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And, you know, they're printing signs and making sure flags are there.
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It's not just one guy with a cell phone going, yo, come here on this day, bring your flag.
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Like that's maybe you see some of that on social media because they do promote themselves,
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but there's so much more that goes on behind the scenes.
00:21:43.420
So it this is lacking completely on the on the right in Canada.
00:21:48.340
There's very few like you were just saying you the left has support of unions, all sorts of NGOs,
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all these grassroots groups that have been growing for years or existing for years.
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The the the few like charities and and think tanks and NGOs that you could vaguely put map onto the right are all like libertarian free market type things.
00:22:15.040
Like there's nothing that really exists for the cultural side, the nationalist side to really support an event like this and make sure everything goes smoothly.
00:22:27.880
And then like even for the counter protesters, like it was it was so obvious they were going to be bigger,
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even just watching things on social media from from where I am here in Ottawa.
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Like there's there's posters going up all over the city in multiple different languages promoting this like there's clearly an organization behind mobilizing counter protesters.
00:22:48.320
Well, it was also the the mixture of saying you're going to go to the Christie pits that has history and it was easily tapped into for the terrible plan.
00:22:58.920
Puck Daddy was not even aware of the historical context behind Christie pits, which is unbelievable.
00:23:08.640
There's a huge mural about what happened during these rallies in the 1930s.
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Like it's literally the only thing Christie hits is known for.
00:23:17.160
And he he walks right into this weird optics trap that triggers his opponents, doesn't have the same effect on his supporters and creates this weird polarized, very charged environment that he then walks into and gets completely mogged by.
00:23:32.360
And like it begs the question, like, what's the point of a protest, right?
00:23:38.740
You show you show that you have a certain amount of support.
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It's an opportunity for people to meet each other like on every on any metric that you'd set a protest to.
00:23:50.740
Well, I think the essential element here is let's say today did went exactly the way that Puck Daddy envisioned that it was going to go.
00:23:59.660
And there was thousands, if not tens of thousands of people showed up to this event and they all had their Canada flags and they waved them.
00:24:07.800
And then what and then what we all go home and things are better because tens of thousands of us raised wave flags in the in Christie pits.
00:24:19.540
And the end goal is he wants to feel good about bringing people together or something.
00:24:23.880
It's meaningless platitudes, which is why he views today as a win, even though it was obviously a loss, because his terms, his victory conditions is people come and they wave flags like that's what he he wants.
00:24:36.780
So he thinks that this is, you know, basically the solution.
00:24:40.380
And it's no, it's not the whole point of protesting on the right at this point, like in case you guys haven't figured out, is not to convince politicians to change their minds or get behind your cause.
00:24:51.720
It's about rallying more people to your organizations that are then going to try and place leverage onto politicians.
00:24:59.180
You're not marketing this to the news or you're marking it to other people.
00:25:04.440
So the best object that you can have is strength, because that's what attracts people.
00:25:10.040
And what he did today is the exact opposite of projecting strength.
00:25:14.100
He would have been better to show up somewhere unannounced with 100 people, give a speech, put it on social media, and then move on to the next one.
00:25:22.920
Similar to what we did at the Brock Monument two weeks ago.
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If we just showed up, we did what we wanted, we left like we don't have to engage with with random people on the street.
00:25:36.280
And it was uniform and everybody is behind one voice, one message.
00:25:45.880
So there's massive differences between the UK and the Australia protests as well, if you think about it.
00:25:56.280
But what people don't understand is that the UK has a much longer history of organizing these kinds of protests than Canada does.
00:26:03.240
And they have a lot more professional activists supporting these causes.
00:26:08.180
And whether you like Tommy Robinson or not, obviously, I don't.
00:26:11.300
And I think he's a very cocked version of nationalism, obviously.
00:26:17.380
What you can say about him is that the network that surrounds him is very good at organizing.
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They are good at getting large numbers of people to attend these events.
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So if you want to be that person, first you have to become Tommy Robinson.
00:26:32.560
And I don't know how you're going to do that when you're getting mogged by Antifa every time you try to do one of these big events.
00:26:39.540
Not only that, but the organization that went into the Australian nationalist movement, they were able to go up to a giant Australia first protest and steal the show.
00:26:49.720
If you're talking about the NSN, they're a perfect example of, I don't think people even realize, I was talking about this with Zach Logos yesterday.
00:27:01.160
I don't think people realize how much the NSN influenced the current events that are going on in Australia.
00:27:07.900
Two years ago, they did a stop immigration living space for whites rally on the steps of Melbourne Parliament with like 30 of them.
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And then two years later, it's tens of thousands of people with them at the front of it.
00:27:21.680
It's like, I don't even think people grasp that how influential they were in shaping the zeitgeist that exists in Australia and dragging it to that point.
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People will never even be aware of that because it's such a subtle thing.
00:27:39.320
Like he just wants to latch on to these things.
00:27:41.140
He sees them happening and just thinks that he can post a few videos on the internet and that the same thing will happen here.
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And all he did was give his opponents a chance to mobilize and outnumber him.
00:27:55.060
Like it looks like there is no appetite for this Canada first anti-immigration message when very much like we know the reverse is the truth.
00:28:05.560
But he just handed a free win to communists, to anti-fascists while maybe he got to a bit of the spotlight today.
00:28:18.020
No, what he did is bring morale up for his enemies because the next time they hear of another protest, they're going to remember how much fun they had walking them out and they'll do it again and more people will show up.
00:28:30.340
So it was I don't know how you can look at what happened.
00:28:33.580
Well, like the fact that he's trying to play it off like that was a victory.
00:28:42.500
And I wanted to showcase this because it's just like this is it's either delusion or cope.
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I don't know which it is necessarily, but it's one of the two.
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Thank you to all the patriots who stood by me today.
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We made our mark and delivered our message loud and clear.
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Everyone stayed safe and the unity and love were felt.
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We held ourselves with respect and class and stood our ground.
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You might get in our way, but you will never stop us.
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This movement will grow right across the country.
00:29:23.840
Like, look, to drive home the point that this guy is delusional,
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I want to show you what he posted under this on his own social media.
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Like he looked at this and thought, yes, I should post this.
00:31:24.720
Dude, when he was giving speech before, he had an immigrant come and give a speech and then a Muslim got on his knees and started praying to Allah.
00:31:32.960
Like, this was a hodgepodge mix-macks of influencers wanting to get at the front of the crowd.
00:31:43.360
Like, that's the exact kind of crowd you're going to attract when this is how you promote and organize your event.
00:31:49.560
If you're just posting on social media, you're going to attract the folks that just post on social media.
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And meanwhile, he's going around kind of seething that more YouTubers, more influencers, more groups aren't getting on side with him.
00:32:04.840
But, like, I don't know why anyone would when he's, like, personally unserious.
00:32:09.880
Like, of course, you're not going to attract serious people when you yourself are not kind of upholding that standard.
00:32:19.340
Let's take a look at how serious they are about, you know, taking this country back.
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I'm like, well, if I grabbed the one beer, the bottom of it, grabbed the tab and opened it.
00:33:07.660
Look, I got no problem, like, I got no problem with people having a beer, like, when it's appropriate.
00:33:15.900
But imagine going, like, we're going to take this country back, and then you show up with a tube of beers so that you can get drunk in the park.
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Like, what do you, like, you're not serious people.
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If one of our guys did that before we went to do a rally or during a reality, he would be out of the club so fast, his head would fucking spin.
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So there's a, there's, it's, no more of this bottom of the barrel, like, we'll take anyone, anytime, you know, it doesn't matter, you know, whether they're a pothead or a drunk or a complete slob, and we'll put them out there to represent.
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Like, we have, we're, we're up against every sort of institution, completely up against the mainstream narrative.
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Like, we need to have very high standards for ourselves if we're going to combat that, if people are going to be able to look at us and say, oh, they're, everyone's wrong about these guys.
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Clearly, they have the best interest of the country at heart.
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It's not just anyone that's willing to help out gets to, gets, gets the keys to the castle.
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Like, it's not going to, it's not going to pan out.
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And, like, people don't understand how important aesthetics are to, to, to achieving that.
00:34:45.280
You have to, you have to look the part in order to, in order, like, you have to fake it to make it, right?
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You have to be able to appeal to people on, on an instinctual level.
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And having a bunch of hippies drinking in the park is not exactly the, the image you want to project.
00:35:01.760
When you're going to take back your country from all the, the current kind of power, the castles that control every aspect of our society.
00:35:11.140
Especially when the people that you're applying, you're trying to appeal to are more serious people, more right-wing people, more traditional people, more people who have, like, a sense of, like, how things are done.
00:35:23.880
Aesthetics certainly do matter, especially on the right.
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They evaluate what you look like, how you present yourself, what you're talking about, the words you use, all these things.
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So, you know, for someone like us, like, we obviously appeal to more blue-collar type people.
00:35:45.740
But if you want to appeal to a higher level of society, you need something maybe like Dominion Society that's more, you know, it's got a different angle that they're playing.
00:35:53.640
So, there's – but even still, when we did our march, we're looking at, okay, this whole pants thing, never again.
00:36:02.040
Like, it's never again are we going to have, you know, mismatched pants.
00:36:07.460
Like, immediately, we're looking at this and we're like, the flags need to be taller.
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And, like, they, you know, guys need to all have the same shirts.
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Like, we're going to uniform this to make it look even better.
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We need our pant grant from the government so we can get mad at the pants.
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Puck Daddy's rally would have gone better if he gave out free beers.
00:36:44.000
But the point is, like, this is – these are the kinds of things that this can't continue and we can't keep handing them Ws like this because all you're doing – like, you can laugh at it.
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And, like, I'm laughing at this, but I'm not happy about this.
00:37:03.420
He just sent a demoralizing loss through the entire, you know, anti-immigration, you know, nationalist.
00:37:10.080
Even though he's not a nationalist, even though he's not a representative of us, it's still – like, the people that we're trying to appeal to, he just sent, like, a massive L, you know, wave through the entire sphere.
00:37:27.340
Like, I think both of our groups have been consistently kind of preaching the need for higher standards, better organization.
00:37:35.760
And a lot of it is informed by the kind of the COVID echo where this kind of freedom movement has kind of – and protest scene has kind of continued on and has become definitely a negative force for the broader kind of nationalist movement.
00:37:53.920
I saw a lot of people signing up to our group today.
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Like, right as this rally started, this protest started, we started seeing an uptick in memberships because, like, people can tell that, oh, shit, this isn't going to fly anymore.
00:38:12.220
So I – for the last few days, I've been kind of seeing the way this has been trending.
00:38:18.740
And I've been saying over and over and over again, just let this crash and burn, will rise from the ashes.
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Clearly, a more careful, carefully planned, organized, professional approach is necessary to grow the movement and get it to the next level.
00:38:37.860
And I hope that this event can be the kind of last nail in the coffin of this kind of disorganized freedom boomer-waffen aspect of the kind of broader right-wing nationalist, whatever you want to call it, movement in this country.
00:38:55.700
It's also – like, look, this isn't just happening in Canada as well.
00:39:01.220
Funny enough, this was posted yesterday by somebody we had on Platt Army, Hermes.
00:39:07.900
And he tried to do a White Lives Matter protest in response to the killing of Irina Zarutska and Charlie Kirk.
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And he discovered something that many of us discovered a long time ago, which is you can't simply rely on people to show up because they liked your post and they said, I'll be there.
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The number of times that I've been through this where hundreds of people say, I'll be there.
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If you get 500 people say, for sure, I'm coming, you can expect maybe 100, probably less.
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I remember the first rally I went to and I promoted as a YouTuber.
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And when I got there, there was more people in line at the hot dog stand than there was at my rally.
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So the key element here is not trying to rely on people to show up.
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It's finding the people you can rely on and then organizing them accordingly.
00:40:04.660
And so I'm just going to play this video because it's not to – like, I applaud Hermes for trying to do something like this.
00:40:11.080
And he probably discovered, you know, figured out something as a young man that you need to learn for yourself maybe.
00:40:19.940
I'm criticizing it or I'm kind of, you know, poo-pooing it.
00:40:23.480
But he actually still got, like, 30 people to show up to something, which is not terrible.
00:40:36.300
But, again, what could it have been if it was organized properly is, you know, another story.
00:40:41.220
So if anyone was curious how the White Lives Matter protests that I tried to set up yesterday went, it went pretty disappointing.
00:40:50.760
There was only about, you know, 30 people who showed up.
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But, obviously, there was short notice, like, 12 hours before I decided to try to put something together, obviously, a Thursday, middle of the day.
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But it is disappointing because, you know, obviously, my posts got a lot of views throughout all the platforms.
00:41:11.000
I got, like, 500 direct messages on, you know, Twitter, Instagram of people saying, they're in South Florida.
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And then, you know, I show up and there's 30 people.
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But if you don't do anything else, like, what's the point?
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So he's figured out a lesson there, which is disorganized.
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Just everybody meet here and kind of convene and then we'll do stuff is not the way to go about protesting on the right.
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You have to be organized behind the scenes and then show up somewhere with a specific purpose.
00:42:02.480
And funny enough, yesterday, Trimalchio Nationalist Edits dropped an edit.
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And it's just like a perfect example of the difference between casual protests and what real right wing protests look like in an awesome edit.
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So I'm just going to play this because it just emphasizes the difference between what Puck Daddy's protest looks like and what a real right wing nationalist protest should look like.
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Just by those who are supposed to be our protectors.
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We, Christ of all, may give our nation to nothing.
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Let us go without our money, without our pride, without our boots.
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And let us be an immediate indication to the justice.
00:43:22.540
We are the blood of warriors, the spirit of rebels.
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On the beaches of Goply, in the bushes of Dakota,
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So, obviously, there's, you know, some spicier groups in there.
00:43:54.880
But they're showing you what, that's how professional marches are done
00:44:09.180
They aren't just these blobs of people, you know,
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Did you notice there's not a lot of disunity when it comes to flags
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If you go look at it, there's not 20 different flags
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It's all one message, you know, for one protest.
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Consistent sign design and aesthetic and stuff.
00:44:30.540
Like, it's not like they just post on social media.
00:44:40.280
You have to appeal to the right side of things.
00:44:43.860
When you say, like, unified and orderly and it looks aesthetically clean,
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Watching these guys with hodgepodge flags walk around doesn't make anybody want to join.
00:44:55.000
If you show what happened to Puck Daddy in that live stream today,
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not only did they get chased out of Christy Pitts,
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they got turned around twice while just marching in the streets,
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than it is to project this kind of image onto the world.
00:46:08.440
I'm getting called a fucking faggot by the left.
00:47:10.580
Who you're marketing to is the middle of the road.
00:47:19.520
and you're trying to recruit grandpas and grandmas
00:47:49.080
And they're going to find out one of these days.
00:48:06.360
That is essentially when you boil it down to...
00:48:11.460
I was talking about this in my last episode there.
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fund the organization is appeal to donations and
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more so we rely on revenue that we generate from
01:48:10.400
month right it ends up being 240 a year which is
01:48:14.380
like the average days pay for the average canadian
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salary so you know one one days pay a year for the
01:48:22.220
average canadian salary is really not that much
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and and we get called grifters like what do you expect he's
01:48:28.200
asking for a 25 dollar membership and it's a one-time
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donation that's it it's not like one once a year it's sign
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up we send you a membership card we send you a pin that's how
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we're going to fund this so that we can take it to another
01:48:41.060
level it's pretty good model actually and people immediately
01:48:45.020
result resort to your grifting and the irony of this is that
01:48:49.620
natasha montreal is in bed with rebel news which is the biggest
01:48:54.080
grifting organization that exists in the entire country
01:48:57.920
everything they do is a grift there's zero transparency with any
01:49:02.300
of the funds that they raise not not a lick of transparency they
01:49:06.120
don't tell you how much they raise for any specific cause they
01:49:09.100
don't tell you how much they spend on any specific cause they
01:49:11.960
certainly don't tell you where those funds go directly as in we
01:49:15.740
spent this much on this this much on that they don't do that
01:49:19.100
either and oh by the way it all goes to one account so everything
01:49:23.460
they make is at the description everything that they take in goes
01:49:26.620
to one account one fund and then they decide where that money
01:49:30.080
goes so the irony of her calling you know tyree soliciting
01:49:36.000
donations grifting or something like that as she actively promotes rebel
01:49:40.160
news is one of the most absurd you know hypocrisies that you could
01:49:44.560
well that's just it right and the second you mention rebel i immediately
01:49:50.260
think of the hush money scandal i immediately think of that kid whose
01:49:53.960
name i can't even pronounce i think i can keenan
01:49:57.440
what kian i immediately think of them rinsing funds like their entire
01:50:03.240
organization is grifting off the back of movements and you know save this person
01:50:07.760
save that person and does that person ever get money or help there's there's
01:50:12.140
countless examples that you can point to this so the obvious one that most
01:50:15.700
people are familiar with is the fight the fines donations which was a massive
01:50:20.680
grift where they said that they were going to represent anybody who got covid fines
01:50:25.920
they were going to help support their legal fees
01:50:27.880
and there was hundreds of people who applied to it very few of them received
01:50:32.940
any kind of response and we have no idea how much was raised through that
01:50:37.800
that fundraiser how much was spent you know on actually helping people through
01:50:42.600
that fundraiser and whether or not you know the majority of those funds even
01:50:46.980
went there it was a huge grift there was the times that a really good one is
01:50:52.740
when ezra got arrested arrested uh you know air quotes for his involvement in a
01:51:01.100
you know scuffle between uh palestinian and israeli protesters earlier this year i
01:51:06.580
think that was and he was put in handcuffs and taken away and basically you know the
01:51:11.300
cops you know told him like back up go away or we're gonna put you in custody and he
01:51:17.580
said you know he kept doing what he was doing and they they did what they said
01:51:20.660
they were gonna do and he immediately had a grift up to he wasn't charged with
01:51:25.500
anything and he was grifting to fight the charges what charges you were put in
01:51:30.760
custody and then you were taken away and you were released with no charges and
01:51:34.960
then you're you're acting like you're gonna have to fight this in court no
01:51:38.180
you're not there's no charges so what what were you doing the other one again is
01:51:42.620
the save the truck so when he had that um i forget what the slogan was but they drove
01:51:50.460
their billboard truck around toronto with some anti-islam message on it and he acted
01:51:57.240
like they were impounding the truck and they were gonna face charges for that there was
01:52:01.280
never charges laid and they they had a whole thing that was like save the truck
01:52:05.280
how much money did you generate with your whole save the truck thing they didn't
01:52:09.900
pound the truck they didn't arrest you for it there was no charges laid there was
01:52:13.860
no you know civil litigation against rebel news for that how much money did you
01:52:18.160
raise for that you won't say because the answer is probably a substantial amount and
01:52:23.240
you and if there was any level of transparency with that grifting
01:52:27.100
organization people would be furious and it would be shut down tomorrow it's not
01:52:32.920
illegal what he's doing but it is a hundred percent unethical and that's the truth
01:52:38.560
awful yeah so rick seal asks sloppy list just to clarify this was a comment from a
01:52:44.960
few minutes ago but i wanted to explain what that is i didn't come up with that it
01:52:48.840
was actually one of my buddies he's another canadian nationalist he goes by
01:52:52.060
endeavor on x very smart guy uh i've met him he's in the gta so sloppy list is a
01:52:58.480
mix of slop and populist when you think of a sloppy list you think of somebody who
01:53:04.300
binge watches videos that start with things like ben shapiro destroys teenager with facts and logic
01:53:12.140
and the words are always emphasized and the characteristic of these people is a canadian
01:53:18.240
and american flag a canadian and israeli flag or a combination of all three of these things
01:53:23.740
and they're just liberals they're just liberals from 20 years ago they're not even really conservatives
01:53:28.460
they're not even really right wing they just want to go back to some kind of sense of normalcy
01:53:32.220
usually they're boomers that's what a sloppy list says they don't know what's going on they got no
01:53:36.840
idea they're they're trying their best they're well-intentioned but they don't know what's going
01:53:40.240
on yeah i was gonna be one i think i think there's a few concepts of sloppy list too like i like to use
01:53:49.540
that term regarding slop content producers yeah oh yeah like that's a really good term for
01:53:56.240
the clyde do somethings and the mr sunshine babies and the plebs those are exactly those people
01:54:01.400
yeah um it's a it's a perfect way to uh you know just summarize what they are which is they produce
01:54:09.460
slop and it appeals to populists so like you know calling them a sloppy list just rings true it's kind
01:54:15.140
of like cuxervative is another one that's just like as much as it gets overused it's the reason it
01:54:20.640
gets overused is because it's just perfect it's a perfect example of what they are they are somebody
01:54:25.540
who will stand there and complain as their wife gets banged and i'm like can you not fuck her so
01:54:31.060
hard this time could you enjoy slop while you have it because that's gonna uh i say in a year's time
01:54:38.200
pleb and sunshine they'll all be using it well plebs already going off on a mass doxing campaign over
01:54:43.820
this kirk thing which has been surprising uh he's he's gonna get there eventually and it's gonna be
01:54:49.940
annoying but he will eventually come over to our side um i somebody actually pointed this out as
01:54:56.100
well he in response to nick fuentes stream um in the wake of the kirk assassination uh pleb said this
01:55:05.000
is going to be the biggest stream of all time hope you're locked in in response to fuentes which is
01:55:10.780
interesting it's like so pleb is watching fuentes like that doesn't that doesn't
01:55:15.760
i'm no fuentes fan obviously but like fuentes is much closer to us than than anything resembling
01:55:24.480
plebs so like the fact that he's like he's actively watching fuentes streams or supporting fuentes it's
01:55:32.060
like this doesn't mesh at all with you know your your previous kind of uh presentation so no no but
01:55:42.020
that being said i i even me like i have some odd followers people who are very unlikely people i
01:55:47.100
would never expect to be interested in my content and uh you know who i'm talking about fairy but i
01:55:52.960
i wouldn't have i wouldn't have expected that and so they are listening a great many of them do listen
01:55:57.180
and uh it was very interesting to see the 1bc party show up in my feed talking about a renaissance
01:56:05.160
talking about we need a canadian renaissance that was like oh whatever you got that from
01:56:10.740
yeah when all of us are talking about it so i think they are listening maybe under alts
01:56:16.200
you know maybe we pop up in their feed they don't like uh any posts they don't reshare the posts but
01:56:22.020
i think they're watching well we we knew this was true for some time we like the it was very obvious
01:56:28.220
that at some point the ppc was watching plaid army watching our streams and lifting rhetoric
01:56:35.280
directly from them because we would say something or you know one of our rants would go off and then
01:56:41.700
we would see the exact same verbiage being used in a an email issued from maxine bernier or something
01:56:47.440
and we're like oh where'd you guys get that one so i mean we were also used as an insult though
01:56:52.140
in the house of commons like when your name flies around like that it's uh that's true
01:56:58.080
diagonal on that both major parties were using this as an excuse or an attack or like
01:57:06.180
um okay uh mad choils says much respect guys looking forward to your space tomorrow 40
01:57:14.960
uh and thank you very much for that mad drills and yeah uh been loving these history spaces that
01:57:21.200
fortisax is doing uh on the weekends they're that they're really good yeah that last one was
01:57:28.180
absolutely brutal like the the prep time it took me to compile all of that information from duchene
01:57:34.200
from burnham from francis from my own notes from everybody else and sort of compile it into a large
01:57:41.000
narrative that kind of explains the total uh timeline of mass immigration how we got these managerial
01:57:47.020
institutions how these people built their infrastructure their power uh their their power
01:57:51.480
centers and how they wield them against us and uh i'm gonna leave that one up honestly like on my on
01:57:56.880
my pin for quite some time it's like four hours of just yeah not stop grueling here's actually what
01:58:02.320
happened to canada absolutely nothing was organic nobody just woke up and decided one day hey i want
01:58:09.200
10 million indians in four years uh nobody nobody said that you know what i really like diversity i
01:58:16.080
really like jamaicans nobody said that nobody said that uh a key key element to this too is um
01:58:23.760
that like this is important because so many people think of this as like something that began in 2015
01:58:31.900
um i actually saw marty up north had a tweet about that recently that irritated me where he said you
01:58:39.720
know canada is a fucking joke country it's been a joke country since 2015 and it's like this this
01:58:45.560
framing is part of the problem i see pleb do stuff like this i see other sloppy lists do stuff like this
01:58:51.800
where they frame it as like oh this is all began in 2015 but no it goes much further back than that and
01:58:58.560
the fact that you guys haven't it's not even the fact that you don't know it it's the fact that you
01:59:03.840
you just you have no interest in actually digging deeper into canadian history and the reason i know
01:59:08.560
that you're you're not doing these things is is that if you were you would understand that it didn't
01:59:13.420
begin in 2015 and that it goes much further back and that in order to really understand this problem
01:59:18.980
and how we got here you i mean you have to start in at least the 1960s but really you need to go much
01:59:24.900
further back than that to at least the post-war period and then if you get that far you realize
01:59:30.960
you need to go even further back to understand what the uh what the beginnings of canadian identity were
01:59:38.040
um you know what what we were really formed under what our ethnogenesis was what our founding mythos
01:59:44.420
is like these are all key elements to understanding this problem and these guys don't know anything
01:59:49.540
about that and frankly most canadians don't no and that's why we always slaughter them and you
01:59:55.600
know much respect to marty i think that he's come a long way in the past year and a half but when i
01:59:59.840
debated him i mean we got kind of baited and switched myself and tyree when we went up against him and some
02:00:04.980
u.s marine with dual citizenship or whatever talking about alberta separation uh you know the debate space
02:00:11.480
was supposed to be about western canada or at the very least alberta joining the u.s and then both of
02:00:16.940
them switched to no i'm just an alberta separatist i don't want to join the states and they got into
02:00:21.260
this protracted historical argument and tyree and i mopped the floor with them completely and utterly
02:00:26.760
demolished them because they don't know anything they don't even know that western canadian history
02:00:31.240
goes back to the 1700s they think it's all cowboys and mounties they think it's all cowboys and mounties
02:00:37.080
and that's it and nothing more 1905 from that point onward and uh and bob's your uncle right like it was
02:00:44.300
they just yeah they just don't know right uh no alexander mckenzie no captain cook no any any
02:00:51.880
of that stuff right none of that understanding one thing i will say is frustrating too like if you're
02:00:56.280
a younger guy if you're between the ages of i don't know 40 and like five like say you were born in
02:01:04.460
the mid 80s or the early 90s like this collapse of canada is all you know so when marty says what can
02:01:10.560
we just go back to 2015 uh young people were having a hard-ass time in 2015 young people were
02:01:18.280
fending for themselves in the inner cities in places like montreal and toronto and vancouver they were
02:01:23.840
already seeing the self-segregation of all of these completely hostile foreign uh foreign aliens
02:01:29.400
there with their own community centers the total lack of integration their school experience being told
02:01:34.600
that we were a cultural mosaic and then the schoolyard fights between all of these different ethnic and
02:01:39.680
cultural and racial groups um it was a complete it was a complete lie and guys like that were i don't
02:01:44.800
know in a cushiony mansion somewhere in the calgary suburbs or somewhere in leeside toronto where they
02:01:51.320
didn't have to deal with all the stuff because they were insulated from it so no it wasn't a paradise
02:01:55.320
stephen harper led in three million chinese indians and filipinos into the country in his nine-year
02:02:01.000
period right like we we were there for that we we lived through it we saw it directly we felt it we felt
02:02:06.500
the implications people complained about the indians and tims now but the original tfw slave force was
02:02:12.660
filipino right yeah exactly and this is why like they don't i don't think they want to get into this
02:02:20.720
stuff obviously because i think deep down they know what the answer to these questions is and there's
02:02:26.280
maybe a hesitancy to accept this reality because of what they would have to admit if they did accept it
02:02:33.020
but um yeah to your point as well about slaughtering these guys that's what i found too like one of the
02:02:39.460
things i i know i've actually mentioned this to you but one of the things i've been trying to push with
02:02:43.380
the guys uh in the club or just in general too through the streams is we we need to rediscover
02:02:49.340
our history and master it and the reason why is not simply because it's your responsibility to
02:02:55.780
preserve these stories and hand them down to the next generation and you know to honor this
02:03:00.840
you know founding mythos and and you know our ancestors that's part of it for sure but there's
02:03:06.020
a much more practical purpose to knowing your history which is that it's a weapon in these
02:03:11.260
conversations with leftists with conservatives with you know whoever you find yourself in a in a
02:03:17.620
discussion about the state of the country or what should be done to uh put the country back on a good
02:03:23.300
trajectory um knowing your history favors you as a nationalist it's not simply that it's it's
02:03:30.860
interesting or valuable for you to know it's that if you know the true roots of this country if you know
02:03:38.180
our our founding history if you dig into what the founders of this nation and what the people who
02:03:43.620
built it believed it helps your argument because there's nothing you have that legacy to stand
02:03:51.300
on that's yours to to cherish and champion it doesn't support your enemies so by mastering this
02:03:59.020
and and having a deep understanding and deep knowledge of these periods and these figures and
02:04:03.720
you know what they believed you're arming yourself in this fight and you will be able to convince other
02:04:10.000
people to join you because they are also going to see the truth of what you're saying so i think that's
02:04:16.960
the maybe the under uh appreciated aspect of rediscovering canadian history
02:04:23.420
yeah truth as a weapon figuratively and literally not just as a as a rhetorical piece but
02:04:30.100
as a as a weapon to be wielded to change culture and to change society because they don't know anything
02:04:35.900
the conservatives don't know anything and the leftists have a completely convoluted fabricated top
02:04:41.240
down view of everything that canada is was and will be yeah so yeah being being able to counter
02:04:47.920
um these narratives with just legitimate history like we even saw a daniel boardman tried to do this
02:04:54.520
with in response to our brock march he tried to do this whole um actually uh you think that brock is a
02:05:01.020
good hero for ethno-nationalists uh he worked with tecumseh gotcha it's like yeah he worked with
02:05:07.440
tecumseh because they agreed that if you know britain was to win under those conditions that
02:05:12.980
tecumseh and the iroquois would be granted a confederacy in american territory like is that your
02:05:18.700
that's your big own is that the british were going to allow the iroquois to have their own state on you
02:05:25.260
know what was american territory wow michigan yeah you've you've really you wow you you you got us
02:05:32.120
brock was willing to work with an ally you know for their their own interests um and then go it's
02:05:40.200
like it's like he's presenting this is like yeah brock wanted us all to mix out with the iroquois and
02:05:45.560
just sing kumbaya and then you know invite infinity indians and jews to come live in canada like
02:05:51.360
no it's a terrible the infinite gam or sorry the the gambit there was they said like you ally with us
02:05:58.480
we're going to give you all of michigan we're going to give you the entire territory of what is
02:06:02.620
now michigan as your own distinct ethno state it can be an indigenous self-run ethno state
02:06:06.840
and also a buffer zone between the two countries but that was the that was the whole point and then
02:06:11.120
the americans copied the idea with the trail of tears they marched those people up to michigan when
02:06:15.500
they totally re-migrated all the indigenous tribes they stole the idea and tried to throw them up in
02:06:20.080
michigan anyway which is kind of funny uh sorry i'm just uh apparently entropy went down so i'm just
02:06:29.280
going to try to get that fixed should be back up in a second yeah okay entropy is back up if anybody was
02:06:37.840
uh hoping for that um yeah and i just want to make sure i didn't miss anything no okay we're good
02:06:50.840
all right um other i just have i have one video left that i had loaded up here so maybe we could just
02:07:00.760
end uh with uh puck daddy's protests um with this because it's it's just funny
02:07:25.220
fucking our streets like this is the stuff that you need to do the sacrifices for these this country
02:07:42.420
all right sorry guys no i've already had my laugh now i'm certain now it's starting to get a bit sad to
02:07:58.820
me he's delusional he's delusional the sacrifices for for i don't know what
02:08:06.880
yeah i don't know if you caught this earlier but when tyree was here so one of the things i said is
02:08:14.580
let's just let's just play this out a different way let's say everything that he wanted to see happen
02:08:21.400
um happened and tens of thousands of people showed up uh to his march and they all wave flags and
02:08:30.500
everything went great and antifa was sent crying because you know they did let's just say that
02:08:36.460
happened now what now what great you got 10 000 people in the streets now what what's your plan man
02:08:46.220
how does this actually translate into some kind of tangible success what do you do
02:08:50.160
cheers the answer is he has no idea so the comparison that i used here is if you've ever seen
02:08:56.820
the south park episode with the underpants gnomes this is the content like it's a stupid comparison but
02:09:05.920
bring a whole bunch of people to the park step two
02:09:10.320
step three total canadian victory it's like what there's no
02:09:15.920
like what is your what is the inter what what's there there's a big piece missing here
02:09:25.280
the other uh i just want to address this because i think it's funny as well
02:09:30.020
um so there's a guy in here who's clearly not happy with us uh ragnon he says uh you will never see
02:09:36.640
derek alex or jeremy out in the streets like that we did it literally two weeks ago
02:09:41.560
literally two weeks ago we did a very professional demonstration um no you will never see us out
02:09:50.240
maybe that was a compliment actually you'll never see derek alex or jeremy out in the streets like
02:09:54.920
that if you met that in a good way as in like we're never going to get caught with our fucking
02:09:58.680
pants down and get fucked in the ass by antifa yeah you are correct you will never see us out in the
02:10:04.160
streets like that that will never happen um because we're smarter um but obviously we were
02:10:10.600
on i was at the convoy every single day when it was going on i'm not against or afraid of protesting
02:10:16.900
i'm just smart enough to realize that this is a stupid way to do it it doesn't work and it's never
02:10:22.440
going to work you have to have a different level of professionalism at this point or it's just more
02:10:27.620
the same what are you trying to accomplish when we when we do any of these demonstrations going
02:10:34.840
forward and the one that we did it's specifically defined and recruit other people we're we're doing
02:10:42.080
a show of force to say here we are if you want to come help us join up we're trying to recruit to a
02:10:49.920
specific group not vibes and and feelings yo not beers in the park and let's just all take the
02:10:57.240
country back bro no that's not going to work so i hope it's like the it's like the dog chasing the
02:11:04.980
car and not knowing what to do when they catch it right like there is no step two there is no follow
02:11:10.860
up with with what they had intended to do there is no follow-up for any of this it's just reactionary
02:11:15.240
it's just knee-jerk reactionary yeah uh stormy heart on rumble says uh fairy you still planning
02:11:22.280
on uh to do some history streams yourself are the history spaces you guys are mentioning just on x
02:11:27.140
or posted elsewhere so what we were just talking about was that's for uh fortisax has been doing
02:11:33.080
uh twitter spaces with a very focused kind of whether it was on you know the history of immigration or
02:11:40.400
what was the first one you did 40 um oh what is the first one i did it it doesn't necessarily
02:11:49.400
but it had like focused topics of like we're gonna you you talked about uh charles de salaberry um
02:11:55.740
you talked about i'm trying to i was yeah no it's all good let me just i'll go back because i
02:12:03.120
there is oh canadian nationals yeah it was on our british and french history and identity that was the
02:12:07.560
first one that was september 1st yeah and so uh there's there's that i am planning on doing more
02:12:13.800
history focused streams going forward i'm gonna do a series where it'll be like more of a film review
02:12:18.960
than anything but i'm going to do the uh creation of canada so the national film board series that came
02:12:25.400
out in 1967 i think it's a really good introduction to you know early canadian history especially but
02:12:31.640
those first three episodes in particular which focus around the french and indian wars uh the uh
02:12:39.880
american revolution and the war of 1812 that is uh really important stuff um very easy uh to digest so
02:12:48.840
we'll we'll do that series and then i'm going to look at other topics as well but um the before i get
02:12:55.320
into those i want to set up a better streaming uh you know studio um which i will be working on
02:13:02.280
tomorrow so it is coming but i just have to get some stuff and i don't have access to it where i live so
02:13:08.840
i'm gonna have to go get it um yeah okay i think that
02:13:15.960
i hope that answers the question anyways uh 40 should 40 should hold spaces in the back 40.
02:13:35.480
see i've got to go back and listen to that space now oh yeah it's great catch up yeah he's got some
02:13:41.720
he's got some really good ones i didn't realize when you were hosting them yeah it's it's either
02:13:48.200
like every saturday or sunday it's basically whenever i have time and then there's a lot
02:13:51.720
of prep work i basically take the week you know i i'll allocate three to four hours of my time to
02:13:57.240
like get the source material and fact check it and then write up a little essay like a little document
02:14:02.920
that i can read off of and discussion topics that's the right way to do it we've never really done
02:14:08.760
that here like even henrik when we go on his stream he sends us a pdf with all the topics
02:14:15.160
that he's covering and what he's going to go through and he's got all the source material and
02:14:19.320
it's it's actually worthwhile putting it into like it's a better product that you're putting out
02:14:24.200
yeah yeah i mean there's also just so much information that i think is important and if
02:14:28.840
taken out of context will not give the whole picture so like it's important in in my view to have
02:14:34.120
all of the details there but still kind of simplify them there's many tools you can use to uh to do
02:14:40.280
that um clode is really good for that grok is really good for that chat gpt is really good for
02:14:45.800
that if you have central points or an argument that you want to flesh out an idea that you want to
02:14:50.920
explore um don't hesitate to use those tools to sort of simplify and streamline them they're very very
02:14:57.080
useful uh for that um sorry this is another funny comment alex and derek probably hate each other irl
02:15:05.800
is that true do you hate me derek did i have the most fun when i'm with alex because i fucking
02:15:11.320
i treat him like a brother yeah i'm the most annoying cunt you've ever met
02:15:15.720
it's funny though colbert's mom says something very interesting here and i want to impress this
02:15:26.600
upon the people who are listening she says i love listening to the history stuff but my brain doesn't
02:15:31.480
hold it in so you need to understand something human beings the brain it doesn't learn usually it
02:15:39.320
does it learn by raw analytics raw facts raw logic it learns by storytelling 150 000 years ago when you
02:15:46.600
were sitting around a campfire having these conversations looking at the stars you know men
02:15:52.760
scouting the perimeter for wild predators hostile tribes whatever uh people learn through myth making
02:15:58.520
they learn through storytelling which is why i try at least in my writing to capture that sense that's
02:16:03.720
why some of the videos that i produce have those mythic elements to them mythic aesthetics
02:16:09.480
that is what makes people remember it's not the facts themselves it's the facts rolled into
02:16:15.320
storytelling yeah you got to have like a protagonist that you fall in love with pretty much and
02:16:20.760
you could do your own research that way like exactly that's 110 and if you treat historical figures
02:16:27.800
even in your own history with that kind of cult of personality if you treat them as as protagonists
02:16:32.200
in this arc of history in this part of a story then you you find yourself remembering so much more
02:16:38.040
you have to you have to get hyped colbert's mom learn about laura secord she's a woman you could look
02:16:44.440
to in uh in history to learn something about the the other thing too it's funny it's funny that 40 you
02:16:50.520
just kind of put that like that because this is going to come out i don't know sooner or later but
02:16:55.480
i did at nationals a speech about isaac brock and this is the one of the points that i tried to emphasize
02:17:01.480
to the guys which is that um history is often presented to people more like an accountant's
02:17:08.280
ledger or like a bookkeeping you know log than it is a shared mythos and that actually is the way
02:17:15.320
that history was conveyed to people for the vast majority of you know civilization until very recently
02:17:22.520
um the history was more of like uh you know vibe and feeling kind of thing for a long time and this
02:17:30.520
kind of idea of it becoming a methodical academic um you know process that is based and rooted in facts
02:17:41.160
and verifiable evidence and all of this stuff that's very new that's something that comes largely in the
02:17:47.080
post-war era slightly before but that kind of approach to history is something that's newer
02:17:52.280
in human civilization and so until very recently it was that it was oral tradition and it was
02:17:58.040
this is what happened and this is our story and this is where you get you know myths legends like
02:18:03.160
these kinds of you know approaches to it and that's much more powerful uh a much more powerful way of
02:18:09.160
conveying truth of emotion and feeling than fact and that's that's largely the point of
02:18:16.840
history it's not necessarily about conveying detailed facts and evidence to people that
02:18:21.880
they're supposed to memorize it's about conveying like the essence of how we got here and why we are
02:18:28.600
the way we are and so this is the way that you have to approach downloading history to the average
02:18:35.320
person which is conveying it in emotion and feeling not facts at the same time you still have to write
02:18:43.400
it down in a linear way because uh that's all the natives have is the stories and they rely off
02:18:50.760
those because it's a pieced together history when we uh look when we get our guys in the heritage
02:18:57.240
ministry when i'm heritage minister okay my fellow canadians when i am heritage minister we're going
02:19:03.560
to make a film it's going to be called the loyalist and it's going to be an epic repudiation
02:19:09.400
of the american revolution it's going to be how we survived the massacres of libtards south of the
02:19:15.240
border because that's really what it was our ancestors dealt with proto libtards uh proto libtards
02:19:21.320
who believed in things like uh freedom and democracy except they were all oligarchs and they all owned
02:19:26.440
slaves and they just wanted to make more money and we opposed that we were against them it's going to be
02:19:31.240
epic it's going to be our own little mel gibson we're going to find a guy who looks
02:19:34.200
just as epic okay we're going to get the guy who played superman what's his name henry cavill we're
02:19:40.760
going to get henry cavill to play paul paul bunyan yes we're going to get henry cavill to play ball
02:19:46.120
bunyan or film because he looks like isaac brock in real life we could just do the whole brock saga
02:19:50.520
with henry cavill i think that'd be great and uh and everyone's going to remember it oh man this is great
02:19:58.360
i agree that's one thing that's lacking is part of the reason why there's so much americanism is a
02:20:03.960
lack of our own you know uh history being shared like that and the funny thing it's true the funny
02:20:09.720
thing about the american revolution is a lot of people think of it as like yeah britain the the
02:20:15.400
british empire i guess lost it but canada didn't lose it there was two invasions into british north
02:20:23.080
american territory or at least of the colonies that didn't uh partake in the revolution and they were
02:20:28.200
thrown back the most famous one is was it at montreal or quebec but i think it was quebec benedict
02:20:34.200
arnold was thrown back from quebec everybody knows that name right yeah he led a force of thousands to
02:20:39.720
try to take quebec and he was thrown back like they've they resisted the rebellion in canada like
02:20:47.240
that's why there's this separation um between them so like yeah was it a british empire loss yeah but it
02:20:54.360
was actually kind of a canadian colonial win um 100 no it it is 100 and and the war of 1812 wasn't
02:21:03.560
just an egg like the war of 1812 was an existential struggle it's it's the reason why it's been memed
02:21:10.360
so much into the canadian consciousness they don't most canadians don't know about 1812 they don't know
02:21:15.800
why it happened they don't know who was involved what they do know is that it was significant and it
02:21:19.720
was important and it was important because at the time it was viewed as a struggle of survival it was
02:21:25.240
an existential struggle and isaac brock the loyalists they viewed it as a holy war against the americans
02:21:31.160
they literally viewed it as a holy war they thought that the french and american revolutions were being
02:21:35.800
led by heretics anti-christian anti-civilization heretics who were trying to topple the order of the
02:21:41.720
old world everything about uh peace and stability in in the comments they were completely against all of
02:21:48.600
that so our ancestors heroically rose up to defend those values of the old world before those
02:21:53.480
revolutions they saw what happened in france they saw the guillotines they saw the national bathtubs
02:21:59.000
where they drowned 10 000 people a day they saw the tarring and feathering the hanging in the american
02:22:04.280
revolution and they said this is disgusting you're all a bunch of mongrels you're spiteful mutant
02:22:09.320
libtard goblins and we're going to fight you for it and uh and that was the the genesis of canada
02:22:14.680
canada was the first to fight global liberalism we were the first to fight global liberalism
02:22:23.400
yeah see there's that's that's how you portray history that's that's the way that you
02:22:28.840
get canadians to understand what their heritage is is is this kind of framing of the equation but um
02:22:35.960
yeah i don't know if you guys have look the big thing that i wanted to get into tonight was these
02:22:41.720
protests i think we've hit it pretty well i don't know if there's any other topics you want to bring
02:22:46.600
forth for you before we wrap things up that's it's all good i'm i'm uh i'm also a little bit worn down
02:22:53.880
but i have some i've got some work to deal with so i'll uh i'll catch you later but thank you for
02:22:57.960
inviting me i wouldn't mind uh hopping on at some point in the future i think that'd be great yeah we
02:23:02.840
should get you back for a plat army or something yeah i want to spend the spend the night picking
02:23:07.960
your brain another one another one to 40 if you're interested and you don't have to answer this right
02:23:13.560
now or commit or anything but if you wanted to join me not necessarily you know in watching it but in
02:23:19.720
the reviews of that canadian film board or national film board series creation of canada i'd be happy to
02:23:25.560
do the just the post i'm gonna play the full episode and then do a discussion about it after so having
02:23:31.000
people on a panel to discuss it after would be useful to that absolutely yeah i'd be down for
02:23:36.440
that i actually haven't seen that documentary too and um yeah derek i meant to get back to it
02:23:41.880
this week has just been hectic and then the kirk thing totally destroyed my schedule through
02:23:46.520
everything so yeah um we can we can schedule that uh soon maybe even maybe even tomorrow but uh
02:23:54.120
at some point before or after my my thing um i'm willing yeah we we do a plat army every sunday
02:24:00.680
night so if you're around at 8 30 uh eastern standard you're welcome to join us okay yeah
02:24:07.000
sounds good all right i'll catch you guys later thanks a lot man have a good one yeah you too
02:24:11.160
take it easy guys all right um so i just want to address something because there's this idiot in the
02:24:17.080
chat here uh so i'm just going to address this because this is just a lie and i've actually seen
02:24:23.320
this lie come up a couple times now but i don't know if 40 is leaving or he's trying to figure out how to
02:24:28.600
leave yeah at the bottom of the screen there should be a leave studio button boomer moment
02:24:35.640
all right i got it okay cool um there he goes uh where did it go now uh yeah funny jeremy mckenzie
02:24:46.280
hates the rcmp yet requires a background check by them so this has been brought up a few times people
02:24:52.520
think that the background check for second sons is like some kind of police check it's not we're
02:24:58.120
using that term we are doing a background check we are looking into who you are what you are doing like
02:25:05.080
what your social media like we want to know you know who you are why so we can prevent people like
02:25:11.400
cops and antifa and infiltrators and journalists from getting in by verifying that they are who they say
02:25:17.400
they are so we are performing a background check you moron i think that was the guy i banned for my
02:25:25.640
stream i'm gonna ban him too i'm just you know letting him waste his time in his life a little
02:25:29.880
bit and then i'll ban him honestly sometimes these these fucking retards are good to have in the chat
02:25:35.000
just because they bring up stuff like that and it's like okay well i can just address this right now
02:25:39.800
and be like no we are not doing police background checks on people obviously um we are doing our own
02:25:46.760
background checks on people for obvious reasons which is like again if we weren't do if we weren't
02:25:52.920
doing this kind of stuff his criticism would be oh you guys don't even know who's joining your
02:25:57.960
organization you're probably littered with feds and antifa and journalists like that would be they
02:26:03.400
don't actually have genuine criticism at all it's it's just whatever is a viable you know venue to attack
02:26:10.680
you on that's what they're gonna do so for example if our march has 50 people they're gonna be like
02:26:16.680
50 people like what is that going to achieve and it's like all right well what happens when we do
02:26:20.440
it with 500 they're like it's only 500 guys like what do you expect it could be 10 000 and they'd be
02:26:25.720
like well you're not drawing fast enough this isn't going to do anything it just it's always something
02:26:31.080
because they don't actually want to help they don't actually believe in anything their whole thing is
02:26:35.880
criticizing and trying to condemn anybody who does anything because anybody doing anything is a
02:26:42.040
reflection of their impotence in action and cowardice and they hate seeing other people
02:26:55.160
um david smith says what if you are doing background checks that exclude people who are not feds
02:27:03.240
i don't i don't necessarily follow what you mean by that
02:27:05.720
uh well excluding like we it's not we're not just looking for um feds or journal we're also
02:27:22.680
if they're fucked up if they say like retarded shit if their worldview is not in line with what
02:27:28.360
worse oh it was just a joke okay well that makes fuck uh here's a good one actually for anybody in
02:27:37.560
the chat who can tell me why benedict arnold is used as a punchline don't jump on it fairy i know you'll
02:27:43.480
know i didn't even catch what you said so why is why is benedict arnold in the states used as a punchline
02:27:50.600
i actually i don't know this joke or this question well i will see if anybody gets in the chat first yes
02:28:03.640
yeah it's actually well it could be used as an insult actually when you call somebody a benedict arnold
02:28:23.000
well yeah he was of course he was a traitor that's that's what i say he was used as a punchline in the
02:28:28.440
states well the people call him benedict arnold the irony is that he was a traitor to traitors
02:28:37.560
like is he is he actually a traitor if he just went back to the cause that he was
02:28:43.240
like he he fought for the british he he did so like the perfect example this is
02:28:50.040
he fought for the british in the french indian wars right so he was on the british side then he
02:28:55.480
joins the rebel side so he's technically a traitor and then he trades the traitor side and goes back to
02:29:01.320
the british empire which is like is he still a traitor like what is that a traitor times two like what
02:29:06.280
is that i i don't know what to call him then like
02:29:28.120
honestly it's crazy because if benedict for those who know the history if benedict arnold hadn't
02:29:33.720
betrayed the revolution he would have been considered one of the greatest heroes of the
02:29:39.080
revolution like his actions early on in the war helped you know secure the american position and
02:29:46.680
he only betrayed you know the cause because he felt slighted because he wasn't getting the the
02:29:52.360
recognition for his his actions that he honestly deserved so he got pissed off and joined the cause and
02:29:59.800
if he hadn't he probably would have had uh like military schools named after like west point academy
02:30:05.400
probably would have been benedict arnold it's it sucks like sucks for him
02:30:21.560
that's an entire freezer full of meat if needed
02:30:41.240
uh yeah did you hear that i got a line on a cow so
02:30:46.440
yeah we'll see if we can get a cow for the winner because if you have a cow there's always and
02:30:54.520
you go into the apocalypse you have a bunch of meals there
02:31:01.800
colbert the cow might see that's just it that's not the point of these animals
02:31:06.600
why do you think i'm calling them after dictators and serial killers
02:31:10.680
i'm not going to miss any of them but the pig is cute as shit though i will admit
02:31:22.760
whenever it looks at you it looks like it's smiling the older it gets though the
02:31:33.480
it'll be easier to slaughter at that point i guess kill is not a good uh
02:31:37.240
good way to say it slaughter it cook it who's gonna come to the first pig roast
02:32:00.040
colbert's mom says i'm coming for thanksgiving and i'm stealing everyone
02:32:19.080
yeah that was honestly guys there's a lot of examples and lessons you can learn i know it was
02:32:23.000
fun laughing at everything that happened because
02:32:26.840
you know watching a guy with the napoleon complex fall on his face is funny but
02:32:33.640
he was also trying to frame himself as a nationalist and in the normie conversation
02:32:39.080
the nationalists just took a diet like a hit there
02:32:43.320
like i had no way shape or form associate puck daddy with uh what we're trying to do
02:32:52.120
but what he did today did more damage for any kind of nationalist movement in canada than
02:32:57.400
than what he was trying to intend like that was a win for the other side
02:33:05.320
not even being able to sing the national anthem like really
02:33:38.280
um so one other thing actually i wanted to actually i should have brought this up
02:33:52.920
um so i'm gonna show that right now i'm wearing one of their shirts right now their john a shirt
02:34:03.000
this isn't obviously this isn't ours uh this is run by somebody else now but um
02:34:11.480
i'm not exactly sure how they're doing the sales and whatnot but
02:34:14.760
they've got uh two t-shirts a uh the conquered not stolen sweatshirt which is pretty awesome
02:34:20.920
and um patches and flags so if you're interested in uh in any of those uh head over there and grab
02:34:31.320
it like are you even ensign maxing as much as like this is me shilling it and i know it's merch
02:34:37.080
it actually is important like this is raising these colors like we've been through this before
02:34:42.520
obviously you know the reason i started operation ensign is because it's very apparent that this is the symbol
02:34:49.400
like the leaf isn't going anywhere the leaf is actually more divisive than this
02:34:54.520
well that's what i'm saying is this is the the counter-revolutionary you know flag that everybody needs to be raising
02:35:01.880
it's it's not the maple leaf um there's a reason why the jews co-op that at their
02:35:06.920
rallies you'll see them flown at seek rallies you'll see hindus flying the canadian flag with
02:35:13.640
their fucking butthole flag um like you'll you'll see that you'll never you'll never see them flying
02:35:20.760
a red ensign the butthole flag that's fucking funny um yeah that that was another own somebody tried to
02:35:28.600
use and i spoke don't they know india has their own red ensign that was fucking busting oh was it that
02:35:35.240
fucking twats lost it uh what are you some kind of like you guys are you're just like slaves or
02:35:44.280
something man it's like i don't feel like one do you feel like a slave to the british empire i don't
02:35:51.080
uh in fact things were a lot better whenever we were more in tune with our our british heritage and
02:35:56.760
our european connection um and call us colonizers too okay my nicer um yeah i think uh
02:36:11.560
like i don't i don't know why this is so difficult for some to understand so there's a huge difference
02:36:18.040
between being a people who is conquered and colonized by the british empire and being literally the people
02:36:26.760
colonizing who then founded a new country and are direct genetic descendants of that empire
02:36:35.800
like i don't know why there's something there's some canadians who are like we aren't a colony of
02:36:40.280
the british you are the british empire you idiots you are british you'll get somebody with a last name
02:36:47.640
like bain bridge or something and they're like i'm not a subject of the brit you are the british you
02:36:53.560
fucking retard like why i had there was somebody who said that today i think that uh that's probably
02:37:02.040
where i got the name bainbridge but look at uh where is it uh mine isn't no i'm a neiser yeah
02:37:10.680
yeah that's right i'm a hard-eyed neiser that's why that name came into my head but um here look at this
02:37:17.000
canada first uk flags represent tommy robinson's movement tommy wants to help destabilize the uk
02:37:25.240
and canada she's talking about i don't know if i assume it's a red ensign but it could be the ontario
02:37:31.720
flag like kelly you fucking retard kelly bainbridge like you are the british empire you
02:37:39.880
fucking moron you're british is there is like is there a name more uh you know british isles than
02:38:02.120
um well i wanted to mention this earlier but i didn't get a chance to interject is the uh people's
02:38:11.240
history is only what they've learned directly since they started paying attention like marty's history
02:38:15.880
goes to 2015 i'll bet you marty knows more though he does he like yeah he's only trying to compare from
02:38:25.480
2015 because that's really when he started paying attention like in my book i wrote about how i wasn't
02:38:31.400
paying attention during the g20 protest in canada because i was i was a headline reader at that time
02:38:38.840
i was like oh what are these guys protesting it's so dumb and that's i didn't care to find out what
02:38:43.800
they were protesting about didn't matter because they were just painted as the bad guy i believed it
02:38:48.760
well but this is what i was trying to get across earlier which is your your reaction to that is what
02:38:54.120
what are these people even protesting it this is dumb right like what like what are you talking
02:39:02.200
about like well it actually makes sense because
02:39:08.600
naturally like i hate i always hate protests yep they're fucking annoying it's like nobody cares shut
02:39:16.120
up and so trying to appeal to right-wing people who that is the prevailing attitude like when they see
02:39:22.520
protests they go like ah fuck they're disgust like shut up um trying to do it that way is not gonna
02:39:28.600
work but the it's hilarious because if you turn it from a random you know gaggle of retards you know
02:39:35.480
chanting slogans in a in disunison and you know not really having and all of a sudden you it's a march
02:39:42.200
and they're uniformed and they've all got flags and there's one voice and there's one chant and it's just
02:39:48.120
it's done properly those same people who look at protests and like this is retarded they'll be like
02:39:53.000
this is awesome it's the difference between a random gaggle of retards and the changing of the guard
02:40:00.920
or a military parade or some kind of like spectacle that the right loves that shit they hate random
02:40:08.760
nonsense farming yeah they hate that stuff random gaggle of retards the rgr it's like they're a
02:40:16.360
fucking group i love that random gaggle of retards that's what that's what it is for the most part
02:40:25.320
um a cocaine rim job says since i can't have edgy or freeland i'll settle for derek's farm pig vagine
02:40:32.280
shave those meat lips what the fuck man that was not worth a dollar it's crj yeah oh yeah
02:40:41.480
i'll save her for you buddy but i'm getting a few litters out of first oh god i bet he has another
02:40:48.840
one here uh oh it's this no it's not him i i miss this is on kof uh kofi or coffee i don't know what
02:40:56.520
the fuck it's coffee i'm just gonna start calling it that um terry bolia says uh haven't caught alive
02:41:02.200
in a while have a tip for being a giant oh thanks man or lady i don't terry can go both ways
02:41:07.400
um god ate my balls over on rumble says everybody pour one out for cuck daddy rest in ashes
02:41:18.520
yeah is that a is that a holocaust joke is that a jew joke rest in ashes
02:41:26.040
it was great watching him fail today but i honestly started to feel bad like unless he's just he's
02:41:32.520
delusional and he goes home tonight thinking this was wonderful but i'm picturing him going home and
02:41:37.080
like having a little cry to himself um yeah uh sorry uh rio bravo says the canadian red ensign is
02:41:49.800
supposed to be a one to two aspect ratio kind of disappointing to see the three by five flags
02:41:55.480
i don't know that's the the one behind me is three by five so like i i think it's a a great ratio but
02:42:03.400
i don't know um i i do i the whatever it is the 5.5 by three or whatever i'm not a huge fan of that
02:42:14.760
ratio the the really long flags but they had a giant one at the uh the march today that got separated from
02:42:22.280
them i'm getting i'm getting two apparently so somebody didn't tell me that they had done this
02:42:27.240
but apparently i'm getting a a 10 foot by six foot red ensign and then i'm also getting a
02:42:35.000
seven by four whatever it is it's seven by something yeah seven by three five i think
02:42:41.080
yeah big flags the reverend chad krueger says meat tips that is an extraordinarily based post crj
02:43:02.360
yeah i'm not even going to pour one out for him though yeah all right well i mean this was an
02:43:15.880
sorry this is an earlier stream that we usually do but um part of the reason why i wanted to do it
02:43:21.000
earlier is because i got to get up early and do a bunch of i got a lot of stuff to do tomorrow
02:43:25.880
actually so um i wanted to wind it down earlier than i normally do on saturday nights um
02:43:35.640
but uh yeah any final thoughts there derek about today i think i gave them before about
02:43:41.640
let this be an example and pay attention to how everything went today like you yeah you can learn a
02:43:47.560
lot from what happened today i'm kind of glad it happened between that and daniel boardman like
02:43:53.800
i didn't see him there i i expected to see him in that crowd i don't know if he was there or not
02:44:00.280
but i think he was still licking his wounds from earlier in the week dude you got wrecked that was bad
02:44:07.480
like this is where again they don't understand it because i don't have that clip handy but it just made
02:44:15.320
me laugh at one point the guy shouts him down and he says well i'm trying to speak right now but stick
02:44:22.520
stick around and i'll talk to you after it's like he doesn't want to talk to you man the correct
02:44:26.360
response is shut up you faggot shut up get the out of that's the correct response to that person
02:44:32.760
daniel he's never gonna he's never gonna listen to you he's not gonna hear you out he's just he's
02:44:38.040
fucked like it's done so the correct response is you're a liberal faggot shut up get out of here
02:44:45.240
no there's no there's no advice for that man he started trying comparing holocaust shoes to like
02:44:56.760
he wasn't gonna win that he only had like six guys listening to him speak anyway
02:45:01.880
like if somebody starts yelling that and pulling the delphi effect on you you gotta shut that guy
02:45:07.000
up there better be guys around there that throw him out and like shut him up what's what's so funny
02:45:12.200
about it is so he thought it was a big dunk to say uh in regard in response to jeremy's speech he said
02:45:18.840
something like i could give a 10 to 15 minute speech about brock without you know looking at my
02:45:25.720
phone every three seconds and my response is like but daniel the nobody the only people who are going
02:45:31.880
to listen to you speak are israel first boomers and hindus and and then like two days later there he is
02:45:39.880
giving a speech to 10 people half of them are indians the other half are israel first boomers
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and he's and he gets shouted down by a liberal faggot i took the low road when responding to that tweet
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i'm like yeah but you can't do it without a lisp yeah that was a good one though okay
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it was so you're not a leader daniel sorry it's okay like i'm not a leader i know that i don't want
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to be one like i just don't see myself as one daniel is i was trying to appeal to there like uh something
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all right um yeah so we'll we'll leave it there for tonight everybody you're coming up on three hours
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anyways uh thanks a lot for the support guys um like i said operation ensign has stuff now like
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are you even ensign maxing anon get your red ensigns get your actually i've had sorry before i go off
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this isn't just me talking shit i've been wearing my operation ensign shirts out and about like i wore
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one to the gym earlier today and i had somebody in the grocery store come up to me and be like i love
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that shirt like my husband flies that flag and i was just like oh you can find more of these at
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operation ensign you know go check it out and so like people like it they like seeing it
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so i had like uh two or uh three or four actually interactions like that of people asking me about
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it and you know all i you know i love that john a mcdonald's shirt like it's it's a shame what
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they've done to his memory and like it gets conversations going you you can it's like throwing
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up a signal right it's like hey i like it's it's not offensive it's not like it's something that's
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going to get you know people trying to i don't know attack you or shank you or something like that
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but it's it's enough that people see it and they're like oh that's i love that you know
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you'll you'll find like-minded people you know doing that so and for those asking i'm wearing
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soul honk tonight this was actually mark friesen's brand a couple years ago i just saw it in my uh my
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hoodie hole pretty good one i use hole because that's what fairy uses yeah um sir i saw it
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what's wrong anon you haven't even touched your red ensign i want to put it out there for the red
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ensign crew you're missing an opportunity by having a red sweater with a giant crest in the middle
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yeah that's look they are limited on uh they can only do so much so quickly right so i i know that
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they have other ideas and there's more coming but they got flags they got patches they got two t-shirts
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and they got a hoodie and the hoodies are sweet the i don't know if you got one or you saw them but
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the conquered not stolen i've seen them yeah another one i i wore that to nationals at like five in the
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morning i stopped to get gas on my way to nationals and i found the only i was gonna say
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white guy who works at an so in all of southern ontario quite possibly all of canada at this point
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and he saw it and he was just like i love that shirt and i was just like i love the fact that
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you're not indian yeah and then we were like yeah man he's like i get that all the time it's always
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a white guy who says great to see a non-indian working at an so there's a few indian guys right
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now in southern ontario like i know who this is it's the only white guy that works at our so
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but anyways that guy ruled so that was a fun that was a really like when that happened to me that
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morning i was like this is a good omen this is this is a good omen for the day today is going to be
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good and it was so um okay who's driving up here thanksgiving i need you to pick me up a cow
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pick you up a cow it's a baby and it can fit in the back seat
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it's a culvert's mom you want to come for thanksgiving and bring a cow bring the cow you
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can bond with it on your way you could put it in the car seat next to your your other guy it could
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they could both you know share a ride you could get a nice picture of your baby in a car seat and
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the cow in a car seat they can bond yeah bonding with cows
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just don't let the indians see it on your way here
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all right either way though i'm gonna shut this down and uh go get something to eat and then go to bed
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so uh all right before we go well g well i don't know how you would have well it it says red cow all
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yeah oh man something fucked up is gonna happen to that right night everybody