The Ferryman's Toll - The Daily Toll - 28-10-25

00:00:00.000 If I could turn the page

00:00:23.300 In time then I'd rearrange

00:00:27.140 Just a day or two

00:00:28.760 Close my, close my, close my eyes

00:00:35.080 But I couldn't find a way

00:00:38.720 So I'll settle for one day

00:00:42.660 To believe in you

00:00:44.800 Tell me, tell me, tell me lies

00:00:50.460 Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies

00:00:54.440 Tell me lies, tell me, tell me lies 0.99

00:00:58.700 Oh no, no, you can't disguise

00:01:01.920 You can't disguise

00:01:04.400 Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies

00:01:09.820 Although I'm not making friends

00:01:17.380 I hope that you understand

00:01:20.780 There's a reason why

00:01:22.900 Close your, close your, close your eyes

00:01:29.200 No more broken hearts

00:01:33.460 We're better off

00:01:35.520 But let's give it a try

00:01:38.700 Tell me, tell me, tell me lies

00:01:43.840 Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies

00:01:48.500 Tell me lies, tell me, tell me lies 0.99

00:01:52.840 Oh no, no, no, you can't disguise

00:01:56.160 You can't disguise

00:01:58.600 You can't disguise

00:02:00.160 Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies

00:02:03.940 If I could turn on the page

00:02:26.900 In time that I'd rearrange

00:02:30.220 Just a day or two

00:02:32.220 Close my, close my, close my, close my eyes

00:02:38.160 But I couldn't find a way

00:02:42.220 So I'll settle for one day

00:02:46.160 To believe in you

00:02:48.220 Tell me, tell me, tell me lies

00:02:53.280 Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies

00:02:57.740 Tell me lies, tell me, tell me lies 0.99

00:03:02.060 Oh no, no, you can't disguise

00:03:05.260 You can't disguise

00:03:09.900 Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies

00:03:13.180 Tell me lies, tell me, tell me lies 0.99

00:03:17.520 Oh no, no, you can't disguise

00:03:20.520 Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies

00:03:28.500 Tell me, tell me lies

00:03:46.540 I knew, I knew you

00:03:49.700 I, I, I, I knew, I knew you

00:03:53.360 I, I, I, I, I knew, I knew you

00:03:57.060 I never said I wasn't gonna tell nobody

00:04:01.660 No, baby

00:04:03.480 But there's the love and I can keep it to myself

00:04:09.240 Oh, no

00:04:11.860 When we're together it's like hot coals in a fire

00:04:16.440 Oh, baby

00:04:18.180 My body's burning so come on me

00:04:22.320 My desire

00:04:23.600 Come on, come on 0.59

00:04:26.780 Two of hearts

00:04:28.440 Two hearts that beat us one

00:04:30.700 Two of hearts

00:04:31.940 I need you, I need you

00:04:34.140 Two of hearts

00:04:35.780 Two hearts that beat us one

00:04:38.060 Two of hearts

00:04:39.380 Come on, come on 0.59

00:04:41.540 People get jealous

00:04:43.040 Cause we always stay together

00:04:45.820 Yeah, baby

00:04:47.700 I guess I really wanna love like you and mine

00:04:53.240 Together forever

00:04:55.900 I never thought that I could ever be this happy

00:05:00.640 Yeah, baby

00:05:02.480 My prayers were answered for you

00:05:05.660 Came in the nick of time

00:05:08.160 Whoa, whoa, whoa

00:05:10.780 I got this feeling that you're going to stand

00:05:14.020 I never knew that it could happen this way

00:05:17.760 Before I met you I was falling apart

00:05:21.560 But now at last I really know that we know

00:05:25.900 Two of hearts

00:05:27.380 Two hearts that beat us one

00:05:29.620 Two of hearts

00:05:30.900 I need you, I need you

00:05:33.080 Two of hearts

00:05:34.760 Two hearts that beat us one

00:05:36.980 Two of hearts

00:05:38.420 Come on, come on 0.59

00:05:40.440 I need you

00:05:45.220 I need, I need you

00:05:47.560 I need, I need, I need, I need, I need, I need you

00:05:54.960 I never said I wasn't gonna tell nobody

00:06:06.980 No, baby

00:06:08.760 But there's for love and I can keep it to myself

00:06:14.540 Oh, no

00:06:16.200 When we're together it's like hot coals in a fire

00:06:21.740 Oh, baby

00:06:23.540 My body's burning so come on

00:06:27.260 He my desire

00:06:29.020 Whoa, whoa, whoa

00:06:32.140 I got this feeling that you're going to stand

00:06:35.120 I never knew that it could happen this way

00:06:38.900 Before I met you I was falling apart

00:06:42.640 But now at last I really know that we know

00:06:46.940 Two of hearts

00:06:48.400 Two hearts that beat us one

00:06:50.720 Two of hearts

00:06:52.000 I need you, I need you

00:06:54.180 Two of hearts

00:06:55.780 Two hearts that beat us one

00:06:58.080 Two of hearts

00:06:59.460 Come on, come on 0.59

00:07:01.540 Two of hearts

00:07:03.220 Two hearts that beat us one

00:07:05.440 Two of hearts

00:07:06.840 I need you, I need you

00:07:09.000 Two of hearts

00:07:10.500 Two hearts that beat us one

00:07:12.880 Two of hearts

00:07:14.260 Come on, come on 0.59

00:07:16.240 Two of hearts

00:07:17.880 Two hearts that beat us one

00:07:20.280 Two of hearts

00:07:21.560 I need you, I need you

00:07:23.720 Two of us, two of us, two of us

00:07:51.560 Well they say I should approach you with caution

00:08:01.000 But not to let you be aware of my fear

00:08:08.100 Never know what you'll find

00:08:13.180 Don't understand your kind 0.96

00:08:17.060 Round here

00:08:21.560 I'm watching your moves, they look so radical

00:08:28.760 Hearing your words, they sound fanatical

00:08:32.440 Something inside reveals your magical

00:08:36.020 How can I get enough? 0.75

00:08:40.000 You're a strange animal, that's what I know 0.95

00:08:43.660 But you're a strange animal, I've got to follow 0.98

00:08:50.460 They've been trying to stick a line in your system

00:09:06.120 Analyzing the defenses you hold

00:09:13.240 We're trying to open wide

00:09:18.400 Hoping to step inside your soul

00:09:23.840 But everything here is unfamiliar

00:09:33.440 Nothing they've seen remotely similar

00:09:37.400 How can I be so peculiar, oh, oh

00:09:42.560 How can I get enough?

00:09:45.000 You're a strange animal, that's what I know 0.95

00:09:48.800 But you're a strange animal, I've got to follow 0.92

00:09:55.960 What I've got to follow

00:10:00.560 I've got to follow

00:10:06.340 I've got to follow

00:10:13.960 How can I get enough? 0.98

00:10:35.500 You're a strange animal, that's what I know 0.99

00:10:40.160 But you're a strange animal 0.98

00:10:42.980 But you're a strange animal, I've got to follow 0.94

00:10:47.320 Oh, you're a strange animal, that's what I know

00:10:51.920 But you're a strange animal, I've got to follow

00:11:08.860 Oh, you're a strange animal, I've got to follow 0.88

00:11:23.120 Oh, I'm a miscarriage

00:11:26.680 Oh, you're a strange animal, that's what I know

00:11:45.280 But you're a strange animal, I've got to follow 0.80

00:11:52.000 Oh, you're a strange animal, that's what I know

00:12:11.340 I love you.

00:12:41.340 I don't know where you're coming from.

00:12:44.080 Call me on the line.

00:12:47.040 Call me, call me any, any time.

00:12:50.760 Call me, I love you.

00:12:53.720 You can call me any day or night.

00:12:57.520 Call me.

00:13:04.220 Cover me with kisses, baby.

00:13:07.540 Cover me with love.

00:13:11.340 Roll me in designer sheets.

00:13:14.220 I'll never get enough.

00:13:17.620 Emotions come, I don't know why.

00:13:21.400 Cover off love every time.

00:13:25.980 Call me.

00:13:27.580 I'm the line.

00:13:28.940 Call me, call me any, any time.

00:13:32.720 Call me.

00:13:33.340 Call me.

00:13:33.620 All right, when you're ready, we can share the wine.

00:13:39.240 Call me.

00:13:46.240 Oh, oh, oh, oh.

00:13:48.360 Call me.

00:13:48.920 Call me.

00:13:49.840 Call me.

00:13:50.160 Call me.

00:13:54.480 Oh.

00:13:54.980 Oh, oh, oh.

00:13:55.920 Thank you.

00:14:25.920 Thank you.

00:14:55.920 And immediately, right on cue, Strider has decided that at the very moment I click live, he's going to demand food.

00:15:05.400 So I'll do that right now.

00:15:08.120 All right. 1.00

00:15:18.400 Andrew Joyce says, fuck you, don't ban me. 1.00

00:15:29.180 Why would I ban you? 1.00

00:15:30.640 What have you done?

00:15:31.980 What did you do?

00:15:38.920 Uncle Semi says, just shock him. 0.98

00:15:41.200 Yeah, I'll just, where's that, where's that goddamn remote so I can nuke Strider? 0.97

00:15:45.640 Strider's over there, like, don't tase me, bro. 0.97

00:15:56.080 The Peppermint Patsy says, hell yeah, with the six-foot flag.

00:15:58.840 This thing's seven feet by five feet, I think.

00:16:01.300 Like, Koki and Rimjobs says, I don't think your flag is big enough. 0.91

00:16:07.080 I mean, what is it, only six-foot by ten-foot?

00:16:09.220 Do you even national sun?

00:16:11.180 Funny enough, somebody, and I don't know if they want me to say their name, but somebody actually did give me a ten-foot by six-foot red ensign on the weekend.

00:16:20.800 So, I don't know what I'm going to use that for.

00:16:23.580 It's straight, it's too big for here.

00:16:25.900 Like, it won't, it would be, like, just a red background because of how big it is.

00:16:31.200 So, I don't know what I'm going to do with that, but I now have a red ensign that totals 60 square feet.

00:16:39.720 So, what's going on, man?

00:16:42.740 A 60-square-foot ensign.

00:16:45.080 Nice.

00:16:46.040 I like it.

00:16:47.620 Yeah, and it's high quality, too.

00:16:50.100 Like, it looks like it's, I haven't opened it because I don't want to, like, I don't want a blanket-sized red ensign just open.

00:16:57.860 I'm going to leave it in the packaging.

00:16:59.960 But it looks like it's outdoor quality material, too.

00:17:03.460 So.

00:17:04.020 Nice.

00:17:04.680 Like, I don't know how much it was, but anyways.

00:17:10.040 That being said, apparently it was ordered through the GTV shop.

00:17:13.200 I don't know if Ned from GTV has it up there so that anybody can buy it, but that is where it's purchased from.

00:17:20.520 So, I don't know if it's up there or not or what they sell that size of flag for, but you can probably, if you're interested in that, you can request it through the GTV shop.

00:17:30.960 But, um, Stolen Hellcats' Handsome Truth is a gay Mexican Jew. 1.00

00:17:36.800 Ban me for it, then, if you don't like it. 0.99

00:17:38.500 The proof is out there.

00:17:39.660 I don't care.

00:17:40.160 Like, I'm not going to ban you for it, but also it's like, okay, we get it.

00:17:44.340 You don't like HT.

00:17:45.460 You think he's a Mexican Jew.

00:17:47.720 I don't heard it. 1.00

00:17:48.460 Why does that, like, this is what the shit that pissed me off. 0.97

00:17:51.700 Why does that have to be in my chat? 0.98

00:17:54.040 I wasn't talking about him other than mentioning that GTV is apparently where that flag comes from.

00:18:00.720 So, like, why do you feel, why do people always feel it's necessary to take their little pet grudges and then inject them everywhere else where they aren't really relevant?

00:18:11.620 Why is that?

00:18:12.420 They feel compelled.

00:18:16.300 The power of Christ compels them.

00:18:20.880 We're not starting the stream with that again.

00:18:25.080 So, no, I'm not going to ban you, but also, like, I don't know, can you, like, keep it relevant to what we're talking about? 1.00

00:18:32.600 Okay, because you, yeah, because you fucking suck ass. 1.00

00:18:35.500 All right, well, I guess I will just ban you then. 1.00

00:18:37.860 Okay, well, that's what you want.

00:18:39.520 Like, you're, like, you're, like, ban me, and then I say, like, well, am I going to ban you for that?

00:18:43.820 And then you insist on being banned, so you start insulting me?

00:18:46.980 Like, okay, bye.

00:18:49.960 Interesting choice.

00:18:51.020 I hope you find some other entertainment for the night.

00:18:57.540 Like, I don't get it.

00:18:59.440 Anyways, I mean, you can still watch, I suppose, but, like, there you go.

00:19:02.980 I guess you got what you wanted.

00:19:04.700 You're banned from the chat.

00:19:05.660 Like, now you're going to run around and tell everybody that I censor my chats and I don't believe in free speech or something, okay?

00:19:13.200 So it goes.

00:19:14.160 Yeah, that's usually what happens. 0.99

00:19:15.560 Like, I'm an obnoxious asshole, and I'm going to come in and ruin the chat, and then whenever somebody silences me because I'm a dickhead, then I'm going to complain that I'm being censored. 1.00

00:19:27.100 Like, no, you're just an obnoxious douchebag. 1.00

00:19:31.000 Like, that's why you got censored. 0.99

00:19:34.120 Well, I saw Lee said it earlier, and I can't let it go by.

00:19:40.840 The Humpty Dumpty Comet.

00:19:43.280 Oh, my God.

00:19:44.460 I don't really get it.

00:19:45.260 Is that in reference to my...

00:19:47.700 Yeah.

00:19:49.340 I can see the head, okay?

00:19:51.860 Maybe.

00:19:52.980 Fair enough.

00:19:54.040 It's good.

00:19:54.800 Like, okay.

00:19:55.660 All right. 1.00

00:19:56.100 I'm just surprised you said motherfucker. 1.00

00:19:58.340 Like, whose mom are you fucking? 1.00

00:19:59.920 Oh, I fuck all... 1.00

00:20:02.520 I love fucking moms. 1.00

00:20:09.020 Fuck. 1.00

00:20:09.780 I honestly love the video she did. 1.00

00:20:11.820 I think I'm just going to share it.

00:20:14.200 Yeah, I'm not going to...

00:20:14.980 Actually, funny enough, she actually made me laugh.

00:20:17.520 The comment that she made about...

00:20:20.340 And here they are in Regina, which I don't even know how she framed it.

00:20:23.880 It was like...

00:20:24.580 So, it makes sense why they're so angry, because the name of the city rhymes with the thing

00:20:30.380 they'll never get.

00:20:31.660 And it was like a horrible joke, but the way she said it made me laugh, because it was so 1.00

00:20:36.820 fucking stupid. 1.00

00:20:37.900 And also, it was like a dad joke, almost. 1.00

00:20:41.700 Did you ask anybody about it before you put it out?

00:20:44.340 Because that was a pretty weak joke.

00:20:45.540 I mean, they're all dads.

00:20:47.880 Like, most of them are dads.

00:20:50.680 The irony is that it's actually the opposite.

00:20:54.780 I mean, we are starting to get more younger guys, but the truth...

00:20:58.580 Like, this is the honest truth.

00:21:00.160 Most of our guys are dads.

00:21:03.220 They're in their...

00:21:04.700 Like, the majority of them are in their 30s and 40s, and they are...

00:21:09.880 You know, have at least one or two kids, for the most part.

00:21:12.400 I would say, like, 75% of our guys are fathers.

00:21:17.140 So, like, the...

00:21:17.700 And they're married.

00:21:18.540 Like, it's not like their divorced dads or, like, you know, something like that.

00:21:21.980 It's funny, actually.

00:21:22.940 I mean, like, I think that's kind of funny that they have this impression that it's a

00:21:26.380 bunch of young, you know, like, four channels or something.

00:21:31.040 That's not what it is at all.

00:21:32.860 No.

00:21:34.600 No, it's not.

00:21:35.460 We're hoping to get them on our side.

00:21:36.940 Yeah, no, I wish we had more young incels, like they say. 0.84

00:21:41.800 I wish we had more 20-something, you know, year olds.

00:21:48.260 Yeah.

00:21:48.920 Well, that is actually starting to happen more, but...

00:21:52.000 I thought it was funny on the Facebook.

00:21:53.920 I was...

00:21:54.460 Because, like you said before, it is actually second son's biggest platform for whatever

00:21:58.440 reason.

00:21:59.940 It probably says something to that.

00:22:01.760 But in the comments, I know they're joking, but it's funny.

00:22:03.740 It's like, I want to have second son babies.

00:22:07.620 And like, I want to have their baby.

00:22:09.680 Oh, it's funny.

00:22:11.560 Yeah.

00:22:12.620 There's some fun.

00:22:13.260 So, like, yeah, obviously we get a lot of hate.

00:22:15.600 The Fed comments are coming in hot now, which again...

00:22:20.000 Well, it's...

00:22:22.000 To their credit, I mean, the pant grant is obviously in now, so...

00:22:25.580 Yeah, that pant grant really did a number on us.

00:22:28.660 Now all the pants are matching, so, you know, that's...

00:22:31.680 It's inconceivable that 40 guys in two...

00:22:34.980 Like, 80 guys split between two locations could all have, you know, somewhat matching shirts

00:22:40.460 and pants.

00:22:42.360 Isn't that crazy?

00:22:44.040 Well, no, seriously.

00:22:44.960 I say somewhat, because if you look closely, it's like, they're not all the same.

00:22:48.580 Like, no. 0.99

00:22:51.020 Fuck, it was funny. 1.00

00:22:52.080 Like, I'm not kidding when I say I want to send her flowers for that video or something. 1.00

00:22:56.240 Maybe an ice cream and a CD, but it might melt before it gets through.

00:22:59.340 But I'm going to be using that video a lot.

00:23:03.920 And that's the funny thing.

00:23:04.820 It's whatever she puts out, she's so hated in Canada that they're just going to love whatever

00:23:08.960 she hates.

00:23:11.400 Oh, yeah.

00:23:12.060 So, you can't thank her enough for putting stuff out, really.

00:23:15.980 Oh, yeah.

00:23:16.400 Like, she says...

00:23:17.780 It's funny, because she was very concerned about not giving us the attention.

00:23:21.180 Like, Rachel, you love giving us attention.

00:23:24.320 We're the reason that, you know, the majority of Canadians know who you are now, or at least

00:23:29.320 the majority of Canadians who pay attention to politics know who you are.

00:23:32.700 You built your career and your notoriety around us.

00:23:36.800 We put food on your table.

00:23:38.320 Like, you should be thankful to us for our existence.

00:23:43.000 We would be...

00:23:43.640 Like, the only reason that you have a successful, like, moderately successful streams now is

00:23:49.480 because of us.

00:23:50.120 The only reason why you remain relevant in politics in Canada is because of us. 1.00

00:23:54.060 It's our content that gives you content, you fucking dumb bitch. 1.00

00:23:57.440 So, yeah, I know you're trying not to give us the attention that we so desperately crave. 1.00

00:24:01.780 You can't help it.

00:24:02.560 But you're the one that always gives us the attention we apparently so desperately crave.

00:24:07.040 Dude, it's almost immediate.

00:24:09.260 Like, she has to say something, and she knows she does. 1.00

00:24:12.260 It's like when you scratch a cat's butt, it has to fucking lick. 1.00

00:24:15.940 Like... 1.00

00:24:16.540 Let me do...

00:24:19.440 I gotta catch up on some of these here.

00:24:21.660 First of all, Ticklegrass had gifted five subscriptions, so thank you very much for that.

00:24:27.180 Homosexual Groi persists. 1.00

00:24:28.300 It's okay, fairy. 0.99

00:24:29.340 Everything's going to be all right.

00:24:30.600 Blue Jays are going to win the World Series, and the budget will fail, and we will get Pierre

00:24:34.240 as PM and win Mr. Speaker.

00:24:37.280 Yeah.

00:24:38.760 Yeah, apparently that is a possibility.

00:24:41.800 I doubt that it'll happen.

00:24:43.160 They'll probably be able to get the NDP to jump on for the budget.

00:24:46.780 I would be shocked if they're not able to pass the budget, and the way they'll do it is

00:24:52.840 just by making huge concessions to the NDP.

00:24:55.880 But, I mean, I think the last I heard right now, the budget they're proposing includes 0.94

00:25:01.760 an $80 billion deficit, which is fucking crazy. 0.72

00:25:06.400 Like, this is not going in the opposite. 0.98

00:25:09.160 It's not going in the right direction.

00:25:10.580 It's getting worse.

00:25:11.400 I forget what the last deficit was in the budget, but it was in the tens of billions,

00:25:17.400 and now it's rapidly approaching triple-digit billion deficits.

00:25:22.240 Well, is the NDP in debt still?

00:25:24.780 Like, can they afford to pay their payroll?

00:25:26.980 I'm not sure what's going on with them.

00:25:29.360 So that would be interesting to see if that's in the budget, is to pay off the NDP for their

00:25:33.200 votes.

00:25:33.540 But the angle for the NDP as to why you wouldn't want to do, or why you would want to do an

00:25:40.160 election is because, well, you actually lost seats relative to what you had prior to the

00:25:45.900 last election.

00:25:47.040 What do they have now?

00:25:48.840 Sorry?

00:25:49.460 They have 32?

00:25:50.640 No, it's less than that.

00:25:52.640 They had something in the high 20s, I think, and now I think they're in the high teens.

00:25:56.920 Hang on.

00:25:57.280 Oh.

00:25:58.580 Okay.

00:25:59.260 Yeah, it's worth looking at.

00:26:00.220 Yeah, because the Liberals didn't need them to win, did they?

00:26:10.260 Oh, they need it for votes, though.

00:26:13.680 I don't remember.

00:26:14.640 Like, it means so little to me now.

00:26:16.320 Okay.

00:26:30.220 Hello?

00:26:32.100 Can you hear me?

00:26:32.840 Yep.

00:26:33.640 Okay.

00:26:34.180 Sorry.

00:26:34.800 I don't think this sounds right, but it says that they have seven seats in Parliament.

00:26:39.440 Seven.

00:26:40.200 Yeah.

00:26:40.740 That's the Ontario NDP, isn't it?

00:26:43.680 Oh, maybe.

00:26:46.980 Because that's the minivan status.

00:26:48.600 Oh, you're muted again. 0.99

00:27:00.400 I think my mic's fucked. 0.99

00:27:02.900 It's weird. 0.98

00:27:04.640 I don't know why it keeps doing that.

00:27:06.820 Anyway, it says it's the, I don't know, the chat will probably confirm there, but I don't

00:27:10.900 want to scroll all the way to the bottom right this second.

00:27:12.740 Anyways, it doesn't matter, but the point is they lost seats relative to what they had

00:27:18.940 prior to the election in the spring, and they did that with a leader who no longer is

00:27:25.820 the leader of the party.

00:27:27.540 And so by bringing a new face to the party and having, you know, basically the chances

00:27:33.100 that you're going to do worse with a new leader and the fact that you've already lost

00:27:37.280 seats is minimal.

00:27:38.860 So there's a reason why, as the NDP, you would actually want an election right now, especially

00:27:45.200 because there's dissatisfaction with the Liberals from both the left and the right.

00:27:50.220 So the more left-leaning faction of the Liberals think that Carney is trying to do his best impression

00:27:55.800 of Pierre Poiliev and the Conservatives, and the Conservative, more center-leaning side 0.99

00:28:02.900 of the Liberals think that, you know, Carney is out of his fucking mind because he's going 0.99

00:28:07.760 to run an $80 billion deficit. 0.98

00:28:10.120 So there's this idea that, you know, the Liberals would probably lose out if an election was held

00:28:16.620 again.

00:28:17.100 The biggest winner would probably be the Conservatives, and the other potential winner would be

00:28:22.420 the NDP.

00:28:23.180 So I could see why they would want an election, but I don't know.

00:28:26.320 And who are the prospects to being the NDP leadership?

00:28:33.420 I don't follow Rachel Gilmore.

00:28:35.960 She's covering the NDP race hard because that's her party. 0.99

00:28:38.820 Remember when Jughead went and had a visit at her apartment?

00:28:41.680 Right.

00:28:42.660 I think it'd be Abby Lewis.

00:28:45.120 Did you see Jughead won a gold at a jiu-jitsu tournament?

00:28:49.960 Did he, though?

00:28:51.560 That's what they say.

00:28:52.840 I mean, I saw-

00:28:54.200 I looked at the podium, and there was only two guys standing on the podium.

00:28:58.600 So, like, in his division, was it just him?

00:29:02.300 It's possible.

00:29:03.140 So it's possible that there was just three, right?

00:29:06.900 I saw him do two actions, and in a tournament, don't you normally have one person who wins

00:29:13.240 gold, and then if it's a 45 and over division, they would have the Masters after that?

00:29:19.520 Like, the grand champion of that division for the different weight classes?

00:29:23.920 Masters in jiu-jitsu, I'm pretty sure, is 35 and older.

00:29:28.960 Okay.

00:29:29.460 So 35 and over.

00:29:30.600 But still, it's still a-

00:29:32.240 It's probably bigger than what it was when I was talking to competing, but I thought they

00:29:36.800 had a 45.

00:29:37.780 Now that you mentioned that, you're right.

00:29:39.400 And so, it looked like, like, because he did have two matches, so here's a thing.

00:29:44.620 This is a thing in jiu-jitsu.

00:29:45.940 It's not, like, an actual thing, but there's, like, a kind of, like, a code of honor, which

00:29:50.300 is, if you're in a division that only has three participants, and you come last, you don't

00:29:55.820 stand on the podium, and you don't take that medal, because you lost all your matches, and

00:30:00.780 you're only placing on the podium.

00:30:02.960 Fair.

00:30:03.980 So you just, like, because that's, like, shameful.

00:30:06.660 Like, I'm going to stand on the podium, like, I came third when really I lost both my own

00:30:11.020 matches.

00:30:12.120 Like, so the idea being that, like, silver makes sense, because at least you won one of

00:30:16.120 your matches, right?

00:30:17.720 Yeah, sure.

00:30:18.780 So that would make sense of this guy being, like, I'm not fucking going up there and 0.54

00:30:23.380 getting my photo on the podium when I lost both my matches. 1.00

00:30:26.540 Fuck that. 0.99

00:30:27.220 Like, that would kind of make sense. 1.00

00:30:29.640 Yeah.

00:30:30.000 So I feel like that's what it was.

00:30:31.240 See, I thought it might have been one person in his division.

00:30:33.600 He won that, and then he fought for the...

00:30:35.680 The absolutes?

00:30:36.840 Yeah.

00:30:37.480 Yeah.

00:30:38.120 That could be it, too.

00:30:40.540 So.

00:30:41.260 But you know what?

00:30:42.040 I'm not going to hate on him for going to turn.

00:30:43.940 Good for him.

00:30:44.420 Oh, dude, he still won.

00:30:45.720 Right.

00:30:45.980 Good for him for going in.

00:30:47.300 Like, that's not my beef, the guy.

00:30:54.900 Cocaine Rim Drops says, fly in on your vehicle, full send.

00:30:58.320 I don't know what that's in reference to.

00:30:59.860 The Bearded Indian says, it's the flip-flop guy. 1.00

00:31:05.520 Some shekels of gratitude for the Spark Street demonstration and the online collaboration with

00:31:09.940 the Australian gents. 0.99

00:31:10.880 Fucking A. 1.00

00:31:12.120 Yeah. 0.99

00:31:12.920 We'll get into it in a bit.

00:31:14.500 I'm not...

00:31:14.920 I didn't get a chance to watch Jeremy's stream last night yet, so I don't know how much he

00:31:19.400 got into it.

00:31:19.880 I'm sure he talked about it, but I know there's some people who watch me, but they don't catch

00:31:24.520 Jeremy's streams, or they haven't seen it either yet, so we'll talk about it for sure.

00:31:29.640 I had it on today, but I was using the chainsaw all day, so I didn't really get to listen to it.

00:31:34.300 Yeah.

00:31:34.600 Lou's Views says, love that CBC video.

00:31:39.200 You're awesome.

00:31:40.140 Oh, thanks.

00:31:41.640 Yeah.

00:31:42.680 It's had overwhelmingly positive support. 0.98

00:31:45.900 I think that most people realize that it's just objectively true that CBC hates white people. 0.74

00:31:53.020 I don't know how you can see it any other way, but we'll get into that, like I said, more in a second. 0.71

00:31:58.200 Jericho, gifted five subscriptions.

00:32:00.260 Thank you so much.

00:32:02.020 Cocaine Rim Drop says, Rachel is a small parasite fish on the underside of the great white sharks. 1.00

00:32:06.440 Her eyes match the fish, too.

00:32:10.920 And Kaiser HH says, cheers, guys.

00:32:14.140 Thank you.

00:32:14.600 I think we have to play her video.

00:32:17.520 Oh, I'm not playing that right now.

00:32:19.680 Maybe later in the stream.

00:32:20.500 No, we will, because it's just fair.

00:32:23.160 I mean, she did such a good job.

00:32:25.160 Later in the stream, yeah. 1.00

00:32:27.720 Drawfork says, I was just wondering, if Second Sons is going to fuck the enemy to death, will masturbation machines be used? 1.00

00:32:33.920 That's interesting. 1.00

00:32:35.500 There's no masturbation machines in fucking. 1.00

00:32:38.480 There's no masturbating. 1.00

00:32:39.980 We said fuck. 1.00

00:32:40.620 Yeah, I haven't. 1.00

00:32:45.140 Look, the research on fucking our enemies to death is still ongoing at this given point. 1.00

00:32:51.620 We're trying to figure out the most efficient methods by which to fuck all of our enemies to death. 1.00

00:32:55.620 And it has to be believable. 0.99

00:32:59.200 You don't want people thinking that, coming up with theories like, oh, six million cookies, how long did it take?

00:33:03.860 Yeah. 0.95

00:33:04.180 Six million fucks, how long did it take? 0.99

00:33:07.220 This is a long-term project that, you know, Second Sons is committed to. 0.98

00:33:12.880 So, there is a research and development team working on it.

00:33:17.000 Yeah.

00:33:18.060 All right.

00:33:25.000 Okay.

00:33:26.620 Wow. 1.00

00:33:27.660 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:33:28.060 Over on HB, Blue Eyes, White Dragon says, during colonization, France's Catholic church shipped orphan girls overseas to New France to halt men mixing, withholding more until all were married. 1.00

00:33:44.420 Would Second Sons duplicate this effort with the women seeking your help finding a husband in fairies DMs? 1.00

00:33:51.400 Is that the king's daughters?

00:33:52.660 Are you proposing the fairies' daughters through my DMs? 1.00

00:33:57.580 You want me to be a pimp now?

00:33:59.800 Or you want me to be, what would you call that, a matchmaker?

00:34:04.620 Well, we might have a deal working with Australia, but.

00:34:13.660 No, I mean, there's, obviously there's a demand for this and it's been brought up many times.

00:34:18.420 There's literally a site and I know, I don't know them personally, but I know, you know, through online circles of people who have met their significant unders, others through a site called, I think it's whitedate.net or something. 0.97

00:34:35.900 And this was obviously floated as well during COVID of like, well, there should be a dating app for people who, you know, aren't vaccinated and don't want to, you know, wear masks everywhere they go and don't believe in this bullshit. 0.73

00:34:46.880 But they always pop up. 0.74

00:34:49.000 Yeah.

00:34:49.400 The problem is that in order to do that effectively, you need a lot of resources.

00:34:55.680 So, I mean, I don't know if you were just being tongue in cheek there, if you're serious, but it is actually something of like, if you could facilitate.

00:35:03.060 Look, we used to do this stuff, you know, through like harvest festivals and spring dances and, you know, winter galas and things like that locally within our communities.

00:35:14.900 And that stuff has kind of fallen by the wayside.

00:35:17.740 So, any kind of intentional effort, obviously, that helps with the process of courtship among our people would be beneficial.

00:35:28.240 But how you do that in 2025 is another question.

00:35:33.680 Torquil with the triple slashes.

00:35:37.620 Thanks so much, man.

00:35:38.820 And Big J Michigan, you absolute beauty with the big dono says, I was doing some research.

00:35:45.600 And according to Grok, we have 15 federal Sikh MPs, four Hindus, 15 Muslims, nine blacks and 10 ethnic Jews.

00:35:53.380 All the Sikhs have Singh as part of their name, but five Sikhs, all conservative MPs also have the last name Gil, which is a specific Punjabi tribal name.

00:36:03.160 Would be like if five MPs were from clan McLeod of Scotland, from Scotland, odd.

00:36:09.980 It is odd, but it's not really odd once you see what they're doing.

00:36:13.440 They're doing it on purpose and they're trying to seek power for their own people.

00:36:17.320 Yeah.

00:36:19.240 And they're serious about it.

00:36:21.800 So funny, funny enough, Daniel Tyree brought that up recently.

00:36:25.740 It's like Sikhs are 2% of the population, yet they have 7% of the seats in parliament.

00:36:30.360 Like, isn't that interesting?

00:36:32.600 Right.

00:36:32.820 It's almost like an organized minority will always have its way over a disorganized majority.

00:36:39.540 Yes, that's exactly it.

00:36:41.380 And which way do you think the conservative Sikhs and the liberal Sikhs will vote on Sikh issues?

00:36:48.380 In favor of the Sikh interests? 0.98

00:36:51.400 Always.

00:36:52.660 Yeah.

00:36:54.240 So, yeah.

00:36:57.100 But do you guys want to get into – well, we could jump right into the – obviously, the big one is the action that Second Sons did over the weekend.

00:37:10.160 So, do you have any thoughts on it?

00:37:13.240 We can start pulling stuff up.

00:37:15.340 I mean, I thought it went really well, to be honest with you.

00:37:17.960 Um, I enjoyed myself.

00:37:21.340 The guys enjoyed themselves.

00:37:23.920 Everybody's always happy to see each other with such positive energy.

00:37:27.080 And, uh, yeah.

00:37:29.620 I think Jeremy did a great job.

00:37:32.340 It did what it was supposed to do.

00:37:34.940 In, out.

00:37:35.460 And then, hatred, love it, whatever people want to do with it afterwards.

00:37:41.760 But my favorite part, to be honest with you, and I don't think I'm revealing too much, is when we all formed up, ready to walk over there.

00:37:49.420 This black security guard comes around the corner, and he just looks at us.

00:37:53.560 He's like, pfft, nope. 0.85

00:37:55.060 And just turns around and walks away.

00:37:59.460 No way.

00:38:00.520 I didn't see that.

00:38:02.180 Oh, yeah.

00:38:02.540 He was right at the front. 0.98

00:38:03.720 It's not security, but, like, parking or, like, fucking whatever it was. 0.95

00:38:07.400 He just comes around the corner, just starts looking. 0.97

00:38:10.540 He's like, nope.

00:38:12.280 And turns around and walks away.

00:38:15.320 I didn't even hear about that. 1.00

00:38:18.260 Oh, fuck. 1.00

00:38:19.420 Yeah, there's a few guys that saw it. 1.00

00:38:23.360 We just all had to leave right away, I guess. 1.00

00:38:24.900 Fuck. 1.00

00:38:26.200 I had some driving to do afterwards. 1.00

00:38:28.300 Fuck, that was funny. 1.00

00:38:31.720 Nope. 1.00

00:38:32.320 You just see it in his face.

00:38:33.740 He's like, I don't get paid for this. 1.00

00:38:35.100 Fuck this. 1.00

00:38:40.020 Well, that's funny. 1.00

00:38:44.480 Yeah, obviously, things went off.

00:38:48.160 Like, look, when you're doing these things, there's all kinds of, like, as Derek said,

00:38:54.160 you're trying to get in and out and get what you want and, you know, leave the scene before it gets foobar.

00:39:01.120 So, everything went as seamlessly as you could hope it would.

00:39:07.560 But Jeremy's speech was fantastic, and that will be released later this week at some point.

00:39:16.140 It'll be put out similar to the Brock speech that we released that he did at the monument there.

00:39:22.920 Now, like, obviously, to this audience, it shouldn't be a shock as to why we would do an action at CBC headquarters and target CBC.

00:39:36.420 You know, they've been targeting us for some time now, and it feels good to be able to, you know, all right, well, if you want to do this, we'll do this.

00:39:47.280 So, we'll go outside your headquarters and we'll start, you know, telling you how we feel about what you're doing.

00:39:54.880 And, you know, it goes beyond that, though, you know, ostensibly, you know, CBC is supposed to be something that is a champion of Canadian culture, heritage, history, you know, of our people.

00:40:12.880 You know, it's supposed to be something that celebrates all of those things.

00:40:16.780 And, you know, over the past, you know, few decades, but particularly over the past couple of decades, it's become something that does the exact opposite of that. 0.72

00:40:28.440 It takes every opportunity that it gets to denigrate Canadians, to shit on our heritage, to subvert our culture, to, you know, antagonize our people as they, you know, favor and celebrate everybody else. 0.98

00:40:44.580 And when they're not doing that, in terms of that, they're pushing degenerate culture onto our people, whether it's, you know, CBC, you know, drag kids story time or whatever the, you know, their drag shows for kids that they've done or the, you know, constant celebration of homosexuality and just degenerate culture in general. 0.98

00:41:09.200 Or if it's things like, you know, refusing to hire white people or setting quotas, you know, of how many white people they're going to hire.

00:41:18.260 So people remember CBC kids.

00:41:20.700 This was a famous one from a few years ago where they said that they were explicitly not accepting, you know, Caucasian people for those positions.

00:41:29.000 You know, white people need not apply. 0.71

00:41:30.720 I remember them going out of their way to have the gender unicorn sit beside Justin Trudeau in his office and talk about it.

00:41:37.380 Like, this is evil levels of propaganda, despite how cutesy and whatever you think it might be.

00:41:44.700 Oh, there's just about hugs and stuff.

00:41:46.260 That animal is picked specifically to go along with Benjamin Levin's school curriculum about the gender unicorn.

00:41:53.300 And we can't pretend it's not. 0.62

00:41:55.780 It's gross.

00:41:56.940 It's a level of propaganda that's more evil than what people give credit to. 1.00

00:42:01.060 They think, oh, it's just shit, blah, blah, blah. 0.99

00:42:03.580 The people that are getting salaries from there, this is the one part of Jeremy's stream I did pick up last night, 0.99

00:42:08.780 was how many $100,000 a year jobs they have and producers and management and all this stuff that...

00:42:19.300 To produce what? 1.00

00:42:21.340 Shit. 1.00

00:42:22.460 Yep. 1.00

00:42:23.300 Well, yeah, and that's the point, you know, right there.

00:42:30.720 That, you know, the purpose of CBC is supposed to be to defend and, you know...

00:42:40.920 Preserve.

00:42:41.840 Preserve, proliferate, you know, do all these things for Canadian identity and culture.

00:42:47.380 And it does the exact opposite.

00:42:49.140 It does everything it can to dilute, destroy, and, you know, denigrate Canadian culture and what the Canadian people are. 0.96

00:42:58.120 And so, you know, what other conclusion, when you look at it like this, can you, you know, arrive upon other than CBC hates white people?

00:43:07.100 To me, this is obvious to most people who are objective, this is obvious.

00:43:11.900 And if it's not, well, then why do you do all these things that you do?

00:43:17.100 Why do you refuse?

00:43:18.920 Why do you have anti-white hiring quotas?

00:43:22.780 Why do you insist upon producing content that does not have anything to do with Canada or Canadians? 0.97

00:43:28.940 It's not just that, it's how quickly they were fucking poised to go against the convoy in a movement of the people. 0.63

00:43:36.460 Sure, yeah, that's another part of it too, which is every movement, every political movement that is primarily made up of actual Canadians is listed as racist, bigoted, extremist, etc. by CBC. 0.94

00:43:51.840 And they like to hide behind the fact that, well, we're not saying it, this is what the experts are saying.

00:43:58.980 Who chose what experts you're going to listen to in your articles?

00:44:02.900 Your own journalist did.

00:44:04.680 You're the one choosing to go and be like, well, what does the Canadian anti-hate network have to say about these people?

00:44:10.820 What does this, you know, clearly biased leftist Marxist professor have to say about this?

00:44:16.420 What does the foreign communist, you know, Saleh Raziruddin or whatever the fuck that, you know, Pujit's name is, what does he have to, that's who you choose to listen to and prop up as your experts. 0.62

00:44:31.140 And you never take the opportunity to listen to what the opposite side has to say. 0.50

00:44:36.080 And if you do get a quote for them, or you do seek out, you know, to engage with the, you know, the other side of the story, it's only in an attempt to find a soundbite so that, or some kind of, you know, aspect of what they've said that you can take out of context and smear them, you know, to push the other side. 1.00

00:44:54.640 So, you know, the conclusion is that you fucking hate white people. 0.99

00:44:58.040 And if you don't, well, prove otherwise. 1.00

00:45:00.760 Stop being so biased.

00:45:02.040 Why don't you, here's, here's how you could, you could sit down with Jeremy for a live interview.

00:45:10.260 Not something you edit, not something you take out of context.

00:45:13.820 You could sit down there and you could say, this is a veteran who gave 15 years of his life to the military, veteran of Afghanistan, saw his friends die there.

00:45:22.880 And he has something to say.

00:45:24.220 You could actually sit down and talk to him and let him have his say, right?

00:45:28.840 Like the way you used to remember when CBC was so like actually concerned with giving the facts of the story that they would give an interview to someone like George Lincoln Rockwell live on CBC national news on a Sunday night.

00:45:46.420 That's what CBC used to do.

00:45:48.340 Now what do they do?

00:45:49.880 They'll try to call you so that they can get, you know, some soundbite to use in their story or something they can take out of context.

00:45:56.800 They're not actually trying to engage with you. 0.92

00:45:59.260 Why don't they let him sit down with Peckerhead Paken or fucking, oh, Evan Solomon's not doing that anymore. 0.94

00:46:04.440 He's actually in the government now, isn't he? 0.98

00:46:06.760 Because he told the line so well.

00:46:08.240 So it's like what they did.

00:46:09.440 So Rosie Barton, Jeremy and Rosie. 0.99

00:46:12.020 Jeremy was smart enough during the convoy to not fall for this one, which, you know, what's her fucking name again? 0.98

00:46:17.620 The one that Diane Sawyer. 0.99

00:46:20.100 No. 1.00

00:46:22.800 Who the fuck is that? 1.00

00:46:24.560 Jillian. 1.00

00:46:25.180 Is it Jillian something?

00:46:26.940 It was the fifth estate.

00:46:28.460 Yeah.

00:46:28.700 The fifth estate.

00:46:29.980 Yeah.

00:46:30.660 So she wanted to, you know, Jeremy to come in for an interview and he was like, is it going to be live?

00:46:36.480 And she's like, no.

00:46:37.660 And then he says, well, I'm not doing that because you're, this is obviously a setup.

00:46:41.580 And sure enough, that's exact.

00:46:43.140 Pat King went in for an interview and what did they do?

00:46:45.380 They took things he said out of context and they, you know, bastardized what he was, the points he was trying to make.

00:46:50.920 And then they used it as a hit piece.

00:46:52.600 So they're not good faith actors.

00:46:54.700 They're bad faith actors that try to constantly smear the opposition of the left in this country.

00:46:59.600 So this is all to say, this is why it's necessary for people to begin confronting CBC.

00:47:06.400 And frankly, everybody who does already speak about the issues with CBC is not cutting directly to the point. 0.98

00:47:15.740 The reason why they hated the convoy is because they hate white people. 0.99

00:47:19.840 The reason why they hated, they hate conservatives is because they hate white people. 1.00

00:47:24.120 The reason why they're biased against Christians is because they hate white people. 0.94

00:47:29.040 Now, everybody points out, you know, they'll be like, oh, they're biased against, you know, they're biased towards the left or they're biased against Christians or they're biased towards minorities. 0.98

00:47:37.160 Yes, they are all of these things because they hate white people. That's the cutting to the core of the issue of what is the guiding principle that leads CBC to have all of these perspectives? What is the lens by which they look through everything happening in society that leads them to do what they do? And that's the answer. They hate white people.

00:48:01.800 Um, once you start looking at it with that lens and you're like, well, why are they doing this? And it all starts adding up real quick. You're like, oh yeah, this is, it's predictable why they're going to say what they say because they hate white people. Um, so, yeah. Yeah. So, um, let's get into a little bit of this here. 0.98

00:48:31.800 Um, I'll just, I'll just play some of the videos there. Obviously there's more that's going to come. Um, but, uh, there is some, uh, important ones. So first of all, from the weekend, uh, if you guys haven't heard, this is actually kind of important for the club.

00:48:51.800 Um, in terms of growth and whatnot, but, uh, active club Frontenac, uh, who we've always had, uh, been on great terms with, um, obviously the leader of active club Frontenac, if you don't know, is Sean, uh, Bovey McDonald.

00:49:08.160 And, uh, he's always been a great guy, uh, ever since I've started talking to him, always been willing to go out of their way to, you know, help out with whatever is going on or, you know, drive long distances to take part in events and things like that.

00:49:23.420 And, uh, I'm very happy and proud to say that, uh, that club is formally coming on with us. Um, and they will be, uh, heading up, you know, the Quebec wing of the second sons.

00:49:35.360 So that's a huge, uh, moment for us, uh, just as a club. Um, we just brought in a bunch of really good guys, uh, good quality guys.

00:49:46.260 Sean put together an awesome crew. And so, um, yeah, um, good.

00:49:53.220 I like Sean. I've only met him a couple of times, but I like him.

00:49:56.920 Everybody likes Sean when they meet him.

00:49:58.460 Yeah.

00:49:59.140 He's a very likable guy.

00:50:00.240 So always a smile on his face.

00:50:02.140 Yeah. Scooby-Doo says patch over indeed. Yeah, it is a patch over. Um, I don't, they'll probably keep, I think they should keep, uh, you know, the active club Frontenac, uh, branding to a certain extent just for posterity sake and, you know, part of their lineage and whatnot. But yes, formally, um, they have been brought over into the club and, uh, going forward, they will be repping, um, uh, second sons branding.

00:50:27.260 So, uh, we got to, uh, break bread with those guys, uh, this weekend and, uh, good things are, uh, coming.

00:50:38.340 Um, yeah, I wish I could have stuck around for the pictures, man, but yeah, drives, drives.

00:50:44.760 Yeah. This is not even like, that was like, it's, it's funny. The guys that we have here in the background, that's like only, I think half of, uh, how many were there. This was taken obviously after the, uh, the action there.

00:50:57.200 Um, yeah. So it's like, I think it's interesting because in terms of nationalist movements in Canada, um, Jeremy might've spoken about this a little bit last night.

00:51:08.660 I'm not sure if he brought this up. Uh, he also kind of mentioned it in the post there, but, um, in terms of nationalist groups in Canada, I believe that, um, this would make us the first in some time.

00:51:21.020 Anyways, that's been able to, uh, bridge from, you know, coast to coast, um, in terms of our, uh, presence, uh, bringing together, you know, the East and West of the country, as well as having both French and English.

00:51:36.300 Obviously this is a sticking point, uh, within Canadian nationalism, uh, for obvious reasons.

00:51:42.360 Um, but, uh, you know, having, uh, the Quebec guys come aboard and understand what we're trying to achieve is like, yeah, we can.

00:51:51.020 Um, there's obviously differences, um, you know, that, that are understandable between the English and French.

00:51:58.220 Um, you know, Quebec is uniquely unique, uh, when it comes to regions in the, in the Canadian context.

00:52:06.020 Um, and there's always been that kind of sticking point, um, you know, in Canadian politics.

00:52:10.860 So being able to unite and be like, no, we're going to fight this one out together.

00:52:15.280 And then we can sort this out after, um, is, is excellent.

00:52:19.700 So, um, yeah, happy to have them aboard and, um, big things coming.

00:52:28.400 Um, I want to see the video from the downward angle because we're in such a tight rank that there was three rows of guys.

00:52:40.020 Um, it didn't look as big as it could have, to be honest with you.

00:52:44.800 I want to see it from the guy who has thought we couldn't see him up there with his camera.

00:52:48.940 I want to see his video.

00:52:51.900 Uh, that would be awesome.

00:52:53.260 If we could get some candid footage, um, from other sources, but, uh, this is, uh, but just, I love this.

00:53:02.460 Sorry, just to illustrate this point that I was just kind of getting at there.

00:53:06.780 Um, I love this stone toss meme template.

00:53:10.060 Um, I've used it a bunch of times, but this is, uh, a hundred percent, the attitude that we need to have.

00:53:17.220 Um, you know, reluctant handshake united upon the idea that there's, there's bigger fish to fry.

00:53:30.460 Right.

00:53:31.940 Yeah.

00:53:32.600 Um, and this goes the same too.

00:53:35.200 Obviously, you know, a lot of people, especially the Albertans are probably aware that, um, there was quite large protests.

00:53:42.660 I think it was over 10,000 people at the Alberta legislature in Edmonton over the weekend.

00:53:47.620 Um, now, yeah, it was so many.

00:53:51.380 I thought it was AI at first, to be honest.

00:53:53.380 Like it was quite significant.

00:53:55.060 The amount of blue, like, look, that's, that's good.

00:53:59.960 Um, so what? 0.83

00:54:03.240 And the reason I say, so what is like, I'm not trying to, I'm genuinely not trying to be a dickhead.

00:54:08.660 I'm just saying nice about it.

00:54:10.060 You know, I went to protests in Ottawa in 2021 that had 10,000 people attend them.

00:54:18.720 So 100,000.

00:54:20.720 Yeah.

00:54:21.640 There was a protest in Ottawa that had tens of thousands of people at it for three weeks straight, you know, 24, seven.

00:54:29.660 So what?

00:54:30.960 A protest doesn't make a movement.

00:54:33.200 One day doesn't make a movement.

00:54:34.960 And do you have the staying power?

00:54:38.340 Are there, are those 10,000 people just willing to show up for one day, you know, every three months or something to do, to wave a flag and listen to some speeches?

00:54:47.900 Or are they now actually actively going to go out into their communities and begin recruiting others and selling people on the idea?

00:54:54.440 Are they going to organize on a weekly basis, a bi-weekly basis?

00:54:57.600 Like, what is the actual strategy here?

00:54:59.560 Who's going to lead this movement?

00:55:01.200 Who's, like, how are you going to bring together all these disparate elements of Alberta separatism into one cohesive movement?

00:55:08.100 Because there's Republicans, there's separatists, there's annexationists.

00:55:12.160 There's all kinds of people within that movement that do not agree on much other than the fact that they're sick of the federal government and confederation.

00:55:20.040 So what, how do you actually bring that together?

00:55:22.700 Good luck.

00:55:23.640 By the way, as of right now, your biggest spokesman, right, for that movement, his name is Jeevan Singh Mangat.

00:55:32.500 So there you go.

00:55:34.160 That's an Alberta Prosperity Project guy.

00:55:37.900 Good luck.

00:55:40.420 The key element here is that there is no, I heard somebody frame it like this today.

00:55:45.820 They called it an Alberta nationalist movement.

00:55:48.120 It's not a nationalist movement.

00:55:49.620 Man, it's a separatist movement.

00:55:51.680 And it's a separatist movement based on the politics of 2010, left-wing politics of 2010, as opposed to the left-wing politics of 2025.

00:56:01.740 And if you don't believe me, if you're like, oh, that's not true, I guarantee you it's true.

00:56:06.040 Go around to those people and ask them, like, hey, what do you think of gay marriage? 0.99

00:56:10.180 They'll be like, oh, I don't care where you, how many butts you stick your dick in as long as you believe in freedom and low taxes. 1.00

00:56:16.960 How many butts you stick your dick in? 1.00

00:56:18.960 Go ask them. 1.00

00:56:21.020 Go ask them how many of them are against abortion.

00:56:25.420 Go ask them how many of them are, you know, just go down the list and you'll figure out real quick that all of the vast majority of those people are not actually, there's nothing really that conservative about them.

00:56:38.440 They're left-wingers from 2010.

00:56:39.920 Good luck.

00:56:46.180 Look, I genuinely mean it.

00:56:48.080 I hope you build a movement because what will end up inevitably happening if there's a legitimate, funny, Mocha actually had a clip of a guy that I thought was interesting.

00:56:57.500 Maybe I can pull that up later.

00:56:59.840 But he was talking about it and he said, you know, why are there in this interview?

00:57:06.500 He said, well, why are there so many foreign politicians in parliament?

00:57:11.160 Like he brought, he's an Alberta separatist.

00:57:12.920 He brought this up.

00:57:13.620 He's like, oh, you're close.

00:57:14.680 You're real close, but you're going to find out the hard way that there's going to be a lot of foreign politicians in your separatist movement as well.

00:57:23.600 How many foreign politicians are there in Alberta?

00:57:29.400 There's a lot.

00:57:30.900 It's wild when you look at how many weren't born here. 0.99

00:57:33.620 Like, it's almost all of them and it's just what in the fuck? 0.99

00:57:39.020 Yeah. 0.98

00:57:41.040 So.

00:57:44.240 Good luck, guys.

00:57:48.340 We'll see how that plays out.

00:57:53.900 Sorry, I'll just take that off and I'll go back to the sun stuff now.

00:57:59.000 So there's the Frontenac thing.

00:58:05.480 We got that cleared up. 1.00

00:58:06.600 What the fuck? 0.99

00:58:16.680 And then obviously, I don't know. 1.00

00:58:18.580 I'm sure most people have seen this, but we might as well just play it.

00:58:20.900 When you knocked on my door.

00:58:34.200 Early this morning.

00:58:38.380 When you knocked on my door.

00:58:41.000 And I said, hello, Satan.

00:58:47.700 Now, I believe that it's time to go. 0.71

00:58:55.740 Me and the devil.

00:59:00.360 Walking side by side.

00:59:02.780 Yeah, so we'll.

00:59:13.420 That's a good looking crew.

00:59:15.700 Yeah, it's starting to look pretty sharp, eh?

00:59:18.480 I think so.

00:59:20.000 It's a sick edit, too. 0.85

00:59:22.860 Of course, the Christians aren't going to like that song, right? 1.00

00:59:27.120 I don't know why.

00:59:28.120 You can walk side by side with your enemy.

00:59:33.100 That's how I interpret that.

00:59:38.180 Yeah.

00:59:38.660 You know what I mean?

00:59:39.740 Well, it's all them, right?

00:59:41.360 Like, why didn't they say me and Jesus walking side by side?

00:59:46.360 Did they actually say that?

00:59:47.840 No, I'm just assuming at this point.

00:59:50.140 Yeah, so obviously, all the usual criticisms come out from the peanut gallery of people

01:00:03.300 who aren't going to do anything or, you know, talk a big game.

01:00:07.280 You know, why are they masked?

01:00:08.980 You know, blah, blah, blah.

01:00:09.960 And it's like, it's like the simplest way to explain this.

01:00:13.260 I made a meme about it.

01:00:14.420 It's so perfect.

01:00:15.480 It's you don't have to argue it anymore.

01:00:17.400 Yeah, well, just just for the sake of it, just I'll bring it up again, because why not?

01:00:30.940 Why is my.

01:00:34.840 Sorry, my thing was frozen there for a second.

01:00:40.820 It's literally this simple.

01:00:42.220 And I'm going to elaborate on this in a second, but it's literally this simple.

01:00:52.600 In fifth generation warfare, you know, which is what we exist in, the ability to remain anonymous

01:01:01.320 is essentially a shield or a helmet.

01:01:03.920 That's it.

01:01:04.600 It's not it doesn't make you invincible.

01:01:08.300 It doesn't make you invulnerable, but it does, you know, help ensure that you're not going

01:01:12.700 to face consequences for things that shouldn't have consequences, which is why typically the

01:01:18.840 people who are making the comments of, you know, why are you wearing a mask?

01:01:23.660 There's there's three there's I think I've broken it down into three types of people.

01:01:28.640 The first is literally our enemies and they're like, take your mask off so we can dox you,

01:01:34.100 harass you and try to ruin your life. 0.99

01:01:36.600 So I don't know why you would listen to those people for your ego like that's retarded. 1.00

01:01:43.660 So obviously you're just giving them what they want.

01:01:46.500 So why would you do that?

01:01:47.500 The second is, you know, the from the more conservative elements that straight up does

01:01:57.960 not understand the invite, the political environment that we are operating in. 1.00

01:02:05.700 They're ignorant. 0.96

01:02:07.220 And so they'll say things like a real patriot doesn't wear a mask. 0.99

01:02:10.340 It's like, yeah, Billy Bob, it's really easy to say that a real patriot doesn't wear a mask

01:02:15.660 whenever you don't have any opinions that are going to get you like repercussions of any sort.

01:02:22.380 Yeah, it's very easy whenever you're not part of a group like this, whenever you're just

01:02:26.020 sitting on the sidelines to say like to go back to the shield analogy, this is basically like

01:02:31.860 somebody who's watching the battle or on the sideline or like a guy, you know, here,

01:02:36.880 I'll give you a better example.

01:02:38.780 This is a guy sitting in the crowd as two guys are fighting and one guy's using a guard, 0.99

01:02:43.860 right, to block the punches and some fat fuck in the audience is like, stop blocking the punches, 1.00

01:02:49.860 you pussy. 1.00

01:02:52.740 You know, you're you're not in the fight. 1.00

01:02:54.780 Shut the fuck up. 1.00

01:02:55.760 Like you don't understand what you're talking about. 1.00

01:02:58.420 Um, and then the third is the third type of people who complain about the mass are guys

01:03:07.540 who it's not actually a genuine criticism.

01:03:09.540 They don't actually, uh, believe that you shouldn't wear masks.

01:03:13.540 They're using it as an excuse as to why they won't join you, um, or why they won't do anything.

01:03:20.640 And so basically it's goalpost moving criticism where if you weren't wearing masks, they would

01:03:26.540 be complaining about your uniform.

01:03:28.360 If you weren't wearing, if you were wearing the uniform that they wanted you to wear, they

01:03:32.840 would be complaining about your rhetoric.

01:03:34.780 If you, you know, it's basically like, why are you wearing masks?

01:03:38.120 This isn't how you build a movement.

01:03:39.540 And then if you build a movement, they'll be like, well, you're never going to build a

01:03:42.420 movement fast enough to do anything.

01:03:44.000 And then you start gaining momentum and they'll, it's always going to be something because

01:03:48.460 they're not actually in good faith, making these criticisms constructively because they

01:03:53.280 want you to succeed or they think that there's a better way to do it. 0.95

01:03:56.660 They're, they're saying these things because they want an excuse to not fucking do anything. 0.96

01:04:02.840 This is also true of the fed jacketers. 0.94

01:04:05.420 Any of these people don't actually believe that you are feds.

01:04:08.420 They just want an excuse as to, as to why they don't have to start a group and they don't

01:04:12.140 have to join one because everybody's a fed.

01:04:14.880 They're looking for a way out.

01:04:16.500 So those are the three types of people who complain as far as I can tell about, about

01:04:21.080 the mass.

01:04:22.060 Um, which is why, you know, like Rachel brought this up in her video of like,

01:04:26.660 like, you know, take off the mass losers.

01:04:28.140 It's like, you don't say that about the Palestinians or Antifa. 0.99

01:04:31.940 Not once has Rachel ever said that the Palestinians or Antifa are cowards or losers because they 0.99

01:04:38.100 wear masks. 0.98

01:04:39.900 They don't face the repercussions of the state that we do.

01:04:43.440 They don't face the, uh, you know, the ire of the academic and left-wing activists, um, uh,

01:04:52.320 machine that, that we do.

01:04:54.500 Like why, why would they, they don't even need to wear masks.

01:04:58.840 Like there's no risk involved for them and you, and still they're not cowards.

01:05:03.200 Yeah.

01:05:03.680 So again, it's not genuine criticism.

01:05:05.700 It's just an attempt to goad you into taking it off so they can attack you more easily. 0.95

01:05:11.120 Basically put down your shield so I can cut you. 1.00

01:05:14.340 Um, no, we're not going to do that.

01:05:17.220 So yeah, I figured I would just, uh, bring that up again.

01:05:20.500 Um, I don't know if you have any thoughts on that, Derek, but I'm just scrolling.

01:05:31.500 No, just the, it should be apparent to anybody that's been in the game for any amount of time.

01:05:37.100 Now you see what happens when people put, put their faces out there, the punishment that

01:05:41.660 they'll take.

01:05:42.840 Uh, one of the guys who's, I'm, I'm happy to see forward facing now for our group, Sean.

01:05:48.700 And it's happened to him because he's forward facing.

01:05:51.560 It's a perfect example.

01:05:54.080 And, uh, yeah, I just see the people that are saying that are amateurs.

01:06:01.760 I have one specific, uh, instance that we can get into later.

01:06:06.420 Cause I don't want to take away from the moment is puck daddy and his Iranian refugee holding 1.00

01:06:10.800 up signs.

01:06:11.500 I, I have it.

01:06:13.800 Okay.

01:06:15.920 Uh, we'll bring it up later.

01:06:17.300 Um, uh, cocaine rim job says racial Rachel says, take the mask off. 1.00

01:06:22.960 You coward. 0.98

01:06:23.580 I say, take the two inch of foundation makeup off. 1.00

01:06:26.080 You fish eyed wench. 1.00

01:06:27.080 Yeah. 0.95

01:06:28.120 Um, well, this is, again, is the irony of the most likely person to complain about you using

01:06:34.440 a mask in IRL action is somebody who's using a mask to chirp online.

01:06:40.720 Um, yeah, uh, Schmidt house podcast is sorry.

01:06:45.540 I'm late.

01:06:46.000 Did he already rip on Tyson?

01:06:47.380 No, I'm going to bring up Tyson after.

01:06:49.100 Cause I don't, I haven't even watched it yet, but that was so funny.

01:06:52.220 I haven't laughed like that in months upon just seeing a, like, you know, like reading

01:06:58.820 one line and then just burst out laughing.

01:07:01.100 Um, that cracked me up immediately.

01:07:07.020 All right.

01:07:07.940 Um, Reich 1974 says, isn't puck daddy a Jew. 0.85

01:07:12.720 I mean, he's claims to be, he's Jewish on his father's side, but people get fixated on

01:07:18.780 this.

01:07:19.060 And the reality is the fact that he's like half Jewish on his father's side is really

01:07:23.860 not the important factor in the equation when it comes to puck daddy. 1.00

01:07:27.180 It's the fact that he's a fucking moron. 1.00

01:07:29.620 Um, like, obviously I don't want, like, even if he wasn't, I'm like, well, I wouldn't be 1.00

01:07:34.720 like, Oh, okay.

01:07:35.560 He, this guy's smart and he gets it.

01:07:37.260 Like, let's let this half Jew lead the nationalist move. 1.00

01:07:40.220 Obviously not.

01:07:40.900 Uh, but, um, that's not the criticism that's actually relevant.

01:07:44.620 I, uh, in my opinion, in this situation, um, you're much better off pointing out that 0.99

01:07:49.640 he's a moron than pointing out. 0.99

01:07:54.480 Uh, poor guy. 1.00

01:07:56.740 No, I'm not going to say poor guy because he doesn't deserve that.

01:08:00.380 Oh, he's, he wants to be famous and he wants to be a leader, but what have you, what have

01:08:05.960 you produced?

01:08:06.700 You've walked down the street and you've said, you've been doing that for a long time.

01:08:12.060 You want to be part of the turning point movement in Canada.

01:08:15.500 You want to be maple MAGA.

01:08:16.820 You want to be the 51st state you like, dude.

01:08:20.480 Um, so, um, another one that I'm going to bring up here just before we move on from the, the

01:08:32.160 CBC demo stuff that we did over the weekend is, uh, this, uh, interesting little tidbit

01:08:39.440 that we now have some additional info on.

01:08:41.860 Well, and this is actually relevant too, to the criticism.

01:08:47.960 So I'm going to bring it up just to address that, but. 1.00

01:08:52.480 Bunch of fucking losers. 1.00

01:08:57.480 Right here, sir. 1.00

01:08:58.440 Don't talk to the public. 1.00

01:09:01.100 Fuck you. 1.00

01:09:05.880 You're a big, tough guy, huh? 1.00

01:09:07.840 Making a fight with a woman.

01:09:10.100 Where are you going?

01:09:12.440 I caught it on film.

01:09:13.740 That's good.

01:09:14.700 I recognize you, actually.

01:09:16.640 Those glasses.

01:09:18.440 Who are you?

01:09:19.500 It doesn't matter.

01:09:20.020 have a great day sir uh so um first of all uh this guy was very quickly identified by

01:09:30.000 i think it was actually this is god some days i love so fucking much if i'm not mistaken it 0.85

01:09:38.960 was actually german nationalists who saw this and did the i don't know if they have a guy who's

01:09:43.360 really good at this or something but they're the ones who commented or some german nationalists

01:09:47.780 the one who commented and said like here's your man so like you put up the bat signal and just like

01:09:53.200 everybody jumps in to help so cheers to uh to those guys um that being said his name is uh gregory

01:10:01.100 manly uh he is a an architect at architecture 49 who is currently working apparently uh it seems like

01:10:09.740 at the parliamentary precinct on the center block uh renovations so um yeah he's

01:10:17.760 he's been identified now his entire social media has now been scrubbed uh and deleted as has

01:10:24.700 as has his uh what would you call it um his about me section on his employer's web page

01:10:33.720 so architecture 49 has basically scrubbed him from their website so i find that interesting i don't

01:10:39.960 know if that means he's facing repercussions within his firm or or whatnot but obviously they felt that

01:10:46.720 it would be best to remove him from the equation and get him out of the public eye uh so well done

01:10:53.140 to everybody who uh responded i know that earlier today they literally turned their phones off um so

01:10:59.720 that you couldn't get through and i know that a lot of people were trying to so yeah uh nerd 158 says

01:11:04.960 his sister is liz manly silver medal olympic figure skater in the 88 olympics yeah what happened it's crazy

01:11:11.900 how genetics can be so like you know you can have like amazing genetics in a family and then you can 0.92

01:11:16.360 have absolute dumpster trash you know troll physiognomy in the family how did that happen 0.56

01:11:21.400 um crazy right living too close to power plants yeah but um just to i just wanted to bring this up 0.97

01:11:32.400 because like i don't know what people expect but some of the criticism uh in the of the response to

01:11:39.780 that is like so you guys just let him assault a woman and then walk away and my question to you is 0.98

01:11:45.600 what would you have us do what would you have us do in response to some old fucking boomer knocking 0.99

01:11:54.780 a phone out of a woman's hand which is assault it's not an extreme assault but that's the textbook 0.97

01:12:00.100 definition it's also could be destruction of property and yeah you know so what do you do the

01:12:08.000 guy just walks through go ahead well my my point is that some people were saying like you should have

01:12:12.940 detained him until the police arrived and charged him it's like if we did that no the police would

01:12:19.560 charge us for forcible confinement and we would get arrested and this is what you know to bring it up

01:12:25.860 again these like when i hear stuff like this i'm like you are not a serious person and you have no 0.92

01:12:32.060 fucking clue what's going on in this world do you like you think that if i had ran after that guy 0.88

01:12:38.240 grabbed him held him there called the police that they would have put him in cuffs and taken him away 0.99

01:12:45.240 and i would have walked out of there you know riding off into the sunset like you know like a knight on

01:12:50.160 a white horse let me go are you uh that's not happening i mean lee wasn't hurt we know who it

01:12:57.820 was it was lee she's mask off so um yeah she wasn't hurt the guy was trying to look tough i think it

01:13:07.140 looks poorly on him like it's a total nationalist victory if you ask me having to remove his entire

01:13:12.720 social media and uh yeah i'm sure rachel's gonna do an interview with him and he'll have a gofundme 0.77

01:13:18.940 and shit like he's the victim diago says citizens arrest is a thing in canada yeah of course it is 0.70

01:13:26.460 i'm not i'm not debating that a citizen can perform an arrest in canada i'm debating on how the the police 1.00

01:13:34.180 law enforcement would interpret you forcibly confining and holding somebody against their will

01:13:40.560 because they knocked the phone out of someone's hand do you think that that would go in my favor

01:13:45.260 or in his favor when it comes to the law enforcement as we've just done a political demonstration where

01:13:51.320 it says cbc hates white people and then ottawa police or the parliamentary precinct officers show

01:13:56.620 up or rcmp or something like that because they're all active in that area of the city which which way do

01:14:02.980 you think that's going to go do you think that's going to go for me or for him if the guy had done

01:14:07.300 serious damage to a female oh if he had hurt i'm pretty sure the ranks would have broken that guy 0.72

01:14:13.380 would have seen some serious damage like like a swarm beating or pushed her like he would have been 0.93

01:14:19.360 fucking crippled um and that was the other thing too is like do you think that if we really wanted 0.92

01:14:27.980 to we couldn't have put like and i'm not even saying all of us i mean like any one of us in that 1.00

01:14:33.980 column do you think that we couldn't have put a savage fucking beating on that clown 0.98

01:14:38.160 which is and by the way people were like so you just let him do that and didn't do anything 0.99

01:14:44.000 well actually like did you watch the video i did respond to it the moment he touched her i told the 0.93

01:14:50.240 guys to stay where they were and walked over to it to make sure that he wasn't fucking around 0.98

01:14:54.880 and then he ran away as i walked towards him what did you want me to do did you want me to chase him 0.99

01:15:01.400 through the downtown precinct hey come here the shit out of him like what did you want like a 0.99

01:15:06.940 little jew yeah are you retarded um uh so yeah um now if he had done that to me that's a different 1.00

01:15:19.360 story if he had hit my phone out of my hand or if he had pushed me or one of our which is the point 0.99

01:15:24.980 why do you think that he walked through the entire column of guys which by the way he passed

01:15:30.960 two guys that were also filming the situation and jeremy and the column and me and then after he's 20

01:15:39.520 feet away or you know 20 yards away from the whole thing he sees a woman recording and he's he smacks 0.78

01:15:46.560 her phone out of her hand why do you think he did that he's a tough guy right look why didn't he do 0.99

01:15:53.380 that why didn't he smack the camera out of one of our guys because he would have got the shit kicked 0.90

01:15:57.100 out of him and he knew that which is why he like again these people largely confuse uh their own uh 0.56

01:16:04.800 the the endless support um that they get from the state both financially and um in terms of uh publicity

01:16:13.180 for their abhorrent political beliefs they think that that makes them brave um they they don't fear

01:16:20.160 repercussions in these situations because they inherently know whether it's conscious or

01:16:24.680 subconsciously that they're the ones that have the support of the police of the government of the

01:16:30.100 media of all these things so they know that in any one of these situations if things go wrong they're

01:16:35.060 the ones who are going to come out looking uh the better for it which is why they're so brave um

01:16:40.700 and what's so funny about it is that it takes infinitely more bravery to put on that mask and

01:16:46.640 that uniform and march in formation down there than it does to mask off you know walk up to a bunch of 0.99

01:16:53.440 our guys and say fuck you coward it takes no bravery to do that because if we do anything it's us who gets 1.00

01:17:00.160 the shit it's us who gets you know uh the full force of the law slammed down on us not them so they 1.00

01:17:06.900 can incite again it's that old line i i used a while ago left-wing violence is protesting right-wing 1.00

01:17:13.720 protesting is violence that's it that's how that's how you have to understand when when we do something

01:17:20.000 like what we did it's construed as being violent when they are actually violent it's construed as

01:17:25.620 being a protest or it's always in how the language that they use it's like the one i was listening to

01:17:30.680 yesterday what's the difference between a hostage and a prisoner

01:17:33.720 yeah whoever has them right yeah yeah notice how rachel called gregory a hero even though he

01:17:43.520 attacked the female on the street yeah her she that's he didn't even attack us he attacked a random

01:17:50.700 like she's a feminist too rachel and she's she totally glosses over it because she said she did do 0.99

01:17:58.140 the research she thanked the anti-hate and she did the research looking at this whole thing so she knows

01:18:02.720 that guy hit a woman yeah now you can't say hit i would say assaulted imagine if one of our guys

01:18:11.140 smacked rachel's phone out of her hand as she was trying to record something on the street what do you

01:18:16.380 think that how that would be construed how that would be framed hours with her therapist and how she's

01:18:23.100 scared to go out yeah so yeah

01:18:29.240 it's uh so anyways just wanted to bring that up as like

01:18:35.660 like i'm happy with how disciplined our guys were uh with there were some other bystanders that were

01:18:42.480 also you know chirping saying shit um and they just you know they they were professionals 0.96

01:18:49.240 um were there to deliver a message and produce a a piece of propaganda to be disseminated online 0.99

01:18:56.460 um you know not to this like here's another funny enough this is another criticism i saw a few times

01:19:05.120 it's like if these guys are so tough why didn't they show up in toronto at the canada first rally

01:19:10.320 it's like why would we want to show up to like the park to drink beers and shout back and forth with

01:19:17.880 fred han from qp like i don't like i don't want to yell back and forth with antifa about like what is

01:19:25.140 that going to achieve nothing we don't we don't do like we don't drink beers in the park and yell back

01:19:30.880 and forth with fred han we do highly organized professional demonstrations that's our mandate

01:19:35.800 so that's not what we do uh and also did you see the pitiful display that was the canada first

01:19:42.880 rally i'll bring it up yes who made that edit was that lee no that was i share it i guess it depends

01:19:50.020 uh it was a guy on uh twitter who's a solid uh northwest is his handle um should we finish with

01:19:59.860 rachel first or move on to the canada first rally well we you want to play that i don't really want to

01:20:05.060 play it honestly i just got my favorite part yeah play yours then yours is fine this is derrick

01:20:12.520 harrison who for a little throwback here has my face on a pillow 0.68

01:20:16.260 what did you do you dirty

01:20:24.060 this is derrick harrison who for a little

01:20:30.040 i'm telling you i love this video that she did we should play it in the entirety

01:20:38.020 maybe after i don't know i don't really feel like i feel like we've given her enough attention

01:20:43.240 um it's reciprocal

01:20:46.400 like good for her she's the first on it but i can see i can't wait till this fella 0.99

01:20:53.500 fucking does his report visual investigation see we might as well just fucking fire him because 0.99

01:20:59.980 that's him looking surprised actually and he's surprised to look at the security cameras 0.99

01:21:06.660 at cbc but where were they to downtown ottawa cbc special visual investigations unit managed to

01:21:15.600 figure out where that they were outside of our headquarters they were right i was making a video

01:21:22.300 we didn't even talk about that you said you brought up your favorite moment my favorite moment was the 0.90

01:21:29.160 fucking i'm gonna i'm gonna do a little impression of inside cbc headquarters on the second story 0.97

01:21:35.620 do they think that their windows like we can't see through their windows 0.99

01:21:50.640 i'm not even joking that's what it looked like inside they were like running around like oh my god

01:21:55.880 what are they doing here it's sunday did somebody lock the door

01:21:59.260 uh i can imagine what that would feel like

01:22:04.920 who's gonna lock the door i'm not going down there hang on i'll

01:22:10.280 where do i have this i'll hang on i'll upload a scene here one second

01:22:16.200 it's happening yeah

01:22:19.940 yeah i think we

01:22:25.140 i'm just gonna share that video like i'm not kidding rachel thank you for that video

01:22:31.800 i think you're gonna send her a pillow with aussie's face on it 0.99

01:22:50.280 yeah this is uh yeah it's loading there now

01:22:56.760 this is literally what it looked like uh from outside

01:23:02.060 oh my god okay it's happening everybody stay calm

01:23:05.380 what's the procedure everyone what's the procedure

01:23:07.340 stay f***ing calm

01:23:08.660 wait wait wait wait 0.91

01:23:09.360 everybody just f***ing calm down 0.95

01:23:11.020 you imagine eric says i was shooting a take for his f***ing next visual investigation 0.87

01:23:20.060 thing right there at cbc 0.70

01:23:21.480 he's like wait what

01:23:23.340 who's inside 0.99

01:23:25.560 f*** f*** f*** f*** f*** 0.99

01:23:29.320 uh 0.98

01:23:31.720 so yeah uh that was my favorite thing i like i couldn't help

01:23:37.120 i was laughing i don't know if there's a shot of me just like when i realized what was going

01:23:42.920 i look up and i see them like running around i just started laughing outside

01:23:46.600 i just give them a finger uh i hope they get a picture of the sticker

01:23:54.280 yeah somebody's saying uh fairy next time you see that please record it

01:23:59.880 you i think they tried to but it's hard like with the glare from the sun on the glass it's actually hard

01:24:07.400 like you can't see it doesn't look the same on film as it does you know you could see more when you're there in person so like i don't

01:24:14.360 i know they tried to film it but i don't think it it turned out um

01:24:19.960 yeah we need a few of those stitched together the fairy sticker drop because usually sets it up high

01:24:26.200 enough that nobody's gonna get that off well i i dropped the sticker right on their logo so

01:24:32.920 they'll be able to get it off but maintenance man's got a job tomorrow

01:24:37.800 uh god ate my balls gifted five subscriptions on rumble thanks so much man

01:24:41.480 i missed that earlier um so yeah but uh yeah for the criticism of why we didn't attend 0.93

01:24:51.400 you know the pop daddy festival in queen's park this is why um i don't i don't know why this is so

01:25:01.640 difficult for some people to understand we don't want any part of this

01:25:08.360 i am here

01:25:10.200 as a refugee 0.73

01:25:16.200 to bring their anti-immigrants and anti-muslim

01:25:19.160 i'm a two i'm a two 0.99

01:25:31.080 from the convoy to this this is our news i've been doing this for way too long to get our ass kicked by not only them but by toronto police 0.96

01:25:41.080 we need to hold our ground out here 0.91

01:25:55.080 to stand our ground and i won't back down

01:26:22.120 until the cop tells me to move

01:26:27.960 puck daddy's literally wearing a vladimir guerrero like you're literally wearing the shirt of a dominican

01:26:34.200 foreigner on your back 1.00

01:26:37.720 look what are you doing um did you hear what his uh what he thinks a canadian is

01:26:45.000 uh values yeah didn't lee post that earlier it's somebody who comes here is that what he said yeah

01:26:59.240 okay that's part of what he said

01:27:04.280 uh here

01:27:15.000 what is a canadian canadians come here they embrace the language they embrace the culture

01:27:29.800 oh he's just getting mugged

01:27:33.000 dude

01:27:34.920 a per a canadian is a person who comes here and embraces our way of life that's like what is a woman

01:27:40.920 um a canadian is anybody that likes daddy's social media so the funny thing about it though is aside

01:27:52.920 from the obvious thing which is like so you've begun your definition of canadian by saying it's somebody

01:27:58.360 who was something else before right by insinuating that they come here okay so but if we just you know

01:28:07.160 skate past that um and you know address the other things he said so what is it they embrace our

01:28:14.440 language okay um lots of countries speak uh english that's not what makes us canadian

01:28:23.640 lots of countries speak english a bunch of caribbean countries speak english so english is

01:28:28.680 not what makes us canadian neither is french necessarily inherently obviously our two official

01:28:33.720 languages are english and french uh and that is part of it but to to define canadian in those terms

01:28:40.200 is um a stretch to say the least um okay so it's not that um they embrace our culture what culture

01:28:51.160 what culture like what are you talking about are you talking about the culture of antifa are you

01:28:56.680 talking about the culture of the far left are you talking about the culture of the canadians of

01:29:02.120 sir john a mcdonald's era are you talking about the culture of the canadians of the world war ii

01:29:06.760 which culture are you talking about

01:29:11.480 because you just said you're not anti-muslim so clearly it's not about christianity that's not the

01:29:17.080 defining characteristic of the culture uh the language sure is part of it as well um what do you

01:29:23.960 mean you mean sports ball like did they watch the jays game that aspect of the culture that's an american

01:29:29.640 sport every player on the team is not there's not a single canadian on the team so like what what

01:29:36.280 aspect of the culture are you talking about like what is the cult like the reason that they can't

01:29:40.680 define this is because they don't well it's not that they can't define it they use these general terms

01:29:45.800 because it basically can mean anything to anyone so when they hear they embrace our culture that means

01:29:53.480 two completely different things to two completely different people and they project their own

01:29:57.880 values and their own opinions of what the culture is on to what he's saying which is part of the

01:30:04.120 problem of how we've you know part of how we've ended up in this problem to begin with which is this

01:30:09.800 kind of nebulous like indescript vague idea of what the culture is and then the last thing he says

01:30:15.400 is embrace our way of life again same problem with the culture which is what do you mean

01:30:19.480 what do you mean when you say our way of life that can mean to does that mean our way of life as in

01:30:26.360 you know the the person who's um you know living on state support in subsidized housing it's like is

01:30:35.640 that our way what is our way of life these are all the the point i'm getting at here is there's a

01:30:42.200 reason why these people always have to lean on very vague descriptions of what it means to be canadian

01:30:46.440 and it can never be something definitive is because the moment they do that they inevitably start

01:30:51.720 sliding towards ethno-nationalism and then they'll get called racist um and bigoted which is why they're

01:30:57.080 afraid of doing that so they have to rely on these these vague things um to define what it means to be

01:31:03.560 canadian so yeah the ready from anywhere can be anything yeah

01:31:13.080 yeah so

01:31:20.440 yep did you see his uh buddy there's with the face tattoo is picking up on the movement that guy is

01:31:27.560 going to be gone in three months what do you think gets him 1.00

01:31:31.640 um apparently apparently he's done gay porn so oh fuck there's your your 2025 face of the conservative 1.00

01:31:43.720 movement and canada's charlie attempting 1.00

01:31:48.120 is a guy who i don't know if this is true this is what i heard i am like i

01:31:51.720 i'm looking for the conclusive proof i'll take somebody at their word if they said that he's

01:31:57.480 done gay porn and they're i mean no seriously he has i'll just take them at their word but apparently 0.87

01:32:03.080 he has and uh you know so that's what a conservative is in 2025 i guess is an anti-racist 0.99

01:32:11.080 guy who does gay porn has face tattoos and can't speak you know grammatically proper or you know 0.99

01:32:19.160 basically um speak with any kind of charisma at all so 0.99

01:32:28.280 um lee says it's true so i'll just take her at her word that it is like i'm not gonna go watch 1.00

01:32:33.560 his gay porn so he had on stage he had an iranian a muslim uh a gay porn like yeah you're just a 1.00

01:32:45.320 liberal you don't know what you're talking about you just don't there's something you don't like and 1.00

01:32:48.920 you can't even define what it is remember remember earlier when i was talking about alberta separatism

01:32:53.960 and i said it's just leftist politics from 2010 instead of 2025 yeah same thing here

01:33:01.160 yeah it's the same thing this is the funny thing about puck daddy and the alberta separatists is

01:33:06.520 they're actually the same thing they're both just leftists from 2010 which is why if you asked him 1.00

01:33:16.040 like hey what about gay marriage you'd be like i love i love gays fucking each other in the ass of 0.99

01:33:21.000 course i love gays fucking which is the i don't know if people remember this but 2010 was i'm pretty 1.00

01:33:29.080 sure it was 2010 right was 2010 whenever america legalized gay marriage remember when canada did 0.99

01:33:35.400 when was that that was like 2005 i don't know pierre was the first one to say it flagrantly on the

01:33:42.600 on the air yeah it was 2005 so this is what i'm saying is like when i say they're leftists from 20 0.84

01:33:50.120 like this was 20 years ago that was a fucking heated debate in canada gay marriage 0.86

01:33:55.880 like that was a controversial topic where a sizable if not the majority of the population 0.97

01:34:03.240 was opposed to it and like ah that's too far and now if you asked every single conservative 0.97

01:34:10.440 uh in the country they would be like i love gay sex i love gay marriage gay marriage is great 0.88

01:34:17.320 like that's that's how quickly things have turned and so they don't even grasp this because

01:34:21.240 their entire world view is rooted in what's happened in the last not it's not even in the

01:34:27.480 last 10 years it's in the last you know 10 days or you know 10 weeks that's that's what these people

01:34:33.720 base their politics off of i don't i'm not entirely sure they know what their politics are completely

01:34:39.800 that's what i'm saying though is they're just reactionary so this is why you'll have somebody like

01:34:45.000 the pleb say something like you know this this country was great until 2015 and the liberals 0.70

01:34:51.240 destroyed it it's like the process began the reason the liberals could push us over the cliff is because

01:34:59.480 we've taken dozens of steps over the last 50 years towards the cliff edge to the point where it was

01:35:07.320 possible to actually push us over and you're completely ignoring all of the steps that came before it

01:35:13.880 and just focusing on like oh well the liberals pushed us over the edge nah man the conservatives helped

01:35:18.760 in that process this has been going on for 60 years at a minimum and you just completely ignore that

01:35:29.560 so yeah

01:35:36.840 um elon's trying to wait me out here

01:35:39.640 elon's trying to wipe you out yeah i'm not getting a good signal

01:35:49.320 doesn't like what i'm saying if i can starlink

01:35:59.400 uh we have that one though where he's uh he did have that um

01:36:04.360 um the iranian refugee was holding the sign saying real patriots don't wear masks 0.56

01:36:17.480 i don't have that one but

01:36:18.680 um again this is the hallmark of somebody who is in the case of puck daddy i'll give him the the credit

01:36:29.560 of at least he is kind of taking risks not taking very big risks but even publicly being somebody

01:36:36.120 who's trying to lead uh uh you know a protest movement that's opposed to even if it's just mass 0.98

01:36:42.040 immigration um he's got the balls to do it good for him but just doesn't have the smarts like and you 0.81

01:36:50.680 won't listen to criticism because you want to you want your movement to be focused around you but it's 0.96

01:36:55.880 very it's it's easy even um for uh you know having that having that position is really not that

01:37:07.160 much of a risk whenever you're cloaking it in the fact that we're not racist and here's my

01:37:12.360 muslim friend and here's the lady talking about how we're not anti-immigrant and we love all people

01:37:18.600 and we're just it's not really there's no teeth to it so it's it's really yeah you'll piss off some 0.87

01:37:23.880 far leftists but it's not going to really draw the uh no for the most part in toronto they're just

01:37:30.280 going to make fun of you yeah so this story says lol fairy almost got beaten by dr robotnik oh yeah

01:37:40.040 that guy oh he he had me shaken man i was just as i was walking towards him as he ran away i was just

01:37:47.320 i was so afraid that he was going to turn around and clock me man i i didn't know what i was gonna do

01:37:52.120 he took taekwondo in grade three into summer elective at school so he would have dropped you

01:38:01.240 yeah um

01:38:09.560 so the

01:38:12.280 anyways obviously uh he's not really taking that much of a risk so it's very easy for him to say

01:38:18.200 um you know patriots don't wear masks again the irony too is if we like so first of all we

01:38:25.400 actually have already done one action where none of our guys wore masks it was new glasgow we brought

01:38:33.320 10 guys to that town hall and none of us were wearing masks we were photographed with our masks like no

01:38:42.120 none of the guys were wearing masks like that was distributed online so why are those guys cowards

01:38:52.120 so it's not a legitimate criticism as i mentioned earlier there's three types of people who um will

01:38:58.440 make that uh comment and neither one of them are serious uh or they're you're they're literally just

01:39:04.440 your enemy so

01:39:09.000 um

01:39:09.320 who's have my mic shut off right now because ozzy is going to town

01:39:17.080 and i'm sure everybody can hear

01:39:20.360 yeah

01:39:20.600 all right um let's do uh

01:39:32.840 i think this is relevant uh

01:39:35.960 in the context of what we were just talking about with puck daddy and uh you know wearing dominican

01:39:40.600 people's names on his back at his canada first rally um you know because blue jays or something

01:39:49.000 but uh obviously this is one thing that has a lot of canadians pissed off uh

01:39:53.320 i think people are really getting tired of the the land acknowledgements and the residential school

01:40:00.120 bullshit and the you know all that humiliation uh that they try to heap on us and uh this one 0.86

01:40:07.320 pushed it a little too far i think uh people are really pissed about this 0.99

01:40:12.840 first to sing the canadian national anthem please welcome multi-platinum

01:40:16.760 grammy-nominated canadian singer-songwriter jp sax

01:40:36.440 yeah so we don't have to watch anymore that's literally it right there a picture that's how crg crj sings

01:40:41.960 yeah so um i don't i don't even know who that is they say multi-grammy award-winning platinum singer

01:40:54.920 you know canadian singer i've never heard of that guy once have you ever heard of him in tax i don't

01:41:00.360 know i wouldn't know who that is what's up henry how has he won grammys and multi-platinum when like

01:41:07.240 i feel like i would know like there's a requirement that canadian radio stations

01:41:11.400 play a certain amount of canadian music and i how have i never heard of this guy if he's that big

01:41:16.680 um but anyways obviously the the thing that people are mad about is the changing of the lyrics from

01:41:22.520 our home and native land um to our home on native land yeah right with stuff henry

01:41:34.840 yeah they're doing it on purpose what was the crowd's reaction i didn't hear was there any

01:41:39.320 change in los angeles so uh so that was los angeles last night so they wouldn't have known the

01:41:45.880 difference or very few people would have recognized the difference um and honestly it might be hard to

01:41:51.400 distinguish between on and and whenever you're in the stadium like that you know what i mean

01:41:56.840 yeah i don't expect them to know the words either

01:41:59.400 like i am a native canadian yeah so we're not talking about the indigenous well that is what

01:42:09.720 obviously what it's talking about and that was a proposed change to the national anthem right um

01:42:14.600 that's not an official change it was a proposed change of let's make it our home on native land

01:42:21.000 instead of our home and native land um part of the reason why i think this is funny or at least you

01:42:27.960 know interesting is because he goes on to well let's just i'll play more i guess

01:42:36.200 true patriot love oh you can't now that was an official change in 2018 it was so i think it's hilarious

01:42:56.520 that you know seven years after they've changed the national anthem where actually there was a lot of

01:43:02.920 pushback on this if you listen to a lot of people when the national anthem is is sung um

01:43:10.760 a lot of them don't use the new lyrics they say all thy sons command yeah um it's more important to

01:43:17.640 our history to say that yeah and so there's there's there was a conscious effort to kind of push back

01:43:23.480 against that at one point and the reason i think it's so funny is because that change that they've been

01:43:31.080 doing nobody's been complaining you know as we watch this world series play out they were complaining

01:43:36.680 about them saying in all of us command on the first two games that they did it so it's like this change

01:43:43.720 is now you know being accepted and it's just like it is what it is now and obviously that's particularly

01:43:50.600 funny to us because we don't forget and we we do remember what it was so much so that we've incorporated

01:43:59.480 it into the club branding for second sons it's on our shirts and our coats and stuff like that it says

01:44:05.560 all thy sons so obviously a reference to you know us being second sons but the you know a little cheeky

01:44:13.400 nod to you know what they tried to erase uh from our history to be more inclusive of non-binary and

01:44:21.480 females and females and yeah all that bullshit so i just again it's it's almost interesting how

01:44:30.040 you know they deconstruct and they change so much about our culture and our you know our um 0.99

01:44:37.560 you know things like our national anthem or you know important aspects of our history and we get pissed

01:44:45.320 about it and then we kind of like just accept it and then they change something else and we get mad about

01:44:50.840 that and we've completely forgotten about the fact oh wait remember when they already did this

01:44:55.880 they already around with this like seven years ago and now they're doing it again what do you think's

01:45:01.400 next so what do you think you're gonna change something else they'll try to remove the word god from the anthem

01:45:09.640 yeah what about the and they at the end stand on guard for us or no they and they are gender neutral so

01:45:21.000 they won't do that but um no they'll demand that the national anthem is uh you know equally uh divided

01:45:31.240 between punjabi or you know this that was already another slap in the face that they had 0.99

01:45:36.760 fucking punjabi singing at a fucking hockey game like get the fuck out of here that's people should 1.00

01:45:42.280 be more mad at that than this fucking cunt how did the punjabi sing it did anybody translate it you 1.00

01:45:47.480 just let him sing it you should have been throwing shit on the ice when that was happening 1.00

01:45:52.840 they should have been oh this is another one too of um 0.99

01:45:59.080 and not well yeah actually turbans should have thrown on the ice

01:46:02.040 the the interesting thing is that we actually can do this stuff now like often people you know

01:46:13.000 criticize i made a post about this today on telegram um and i've brought it up before on stream this kind

01:46:18.520 of idea that people will see one of these demonstrations or marches or they'll they'll look

01:46:24.280 at our you know training sessions and stuff like that basically any social media that we put out

01:46:29.000 and they'll say things like well how does this take the country back and like what does this actually

01:46:34.360 do blah blah blah and it's like individually nothing in the same way that one jab on a heavy

01:46:41.400 bag does not make you a boxing champion and one dumbbell curl does not make you a mr olympia individually

01:46:48.920 those things do nothing it's only through repetition consistency and increasingly trying to do

01:46:55.320 more that you improve to the point where you become a legitimate you know competitive force

01:47:01.160 in that respective field and so none of these actions individually on their own will achieve

01:47:07.000 anything it's only through compounding them and making them larger and bringing more resources and

01:47:12.920 more attention to these kinds of actions that you can actually then begin to enact change so this is

01:47:20.440 just practice in the same way that a boxer has to hit a heavy bag a million times you know we have to

01:47:26.440 do that too at scale across the entire country in every town in every city uh you know every week every

01:47:33.000 month like it has to be more it has like that's how you have to approach this um but you have to start

01:47:38.600 somewhere so um that's that's the point of these things um i can't wait to see this because there's

01:47:49.720 more to come from this you don't go outside the belly of the beast and yell in their face

01:47:55.560 and then not come back and retaliate oh it's going to be a fun couple weeks i think but eric eric what are

01:48:02.120 you up to uh yeah it's a marathon not a sprint exactly the people they want immediate uh you know

01:48:11.240 satisfaction um are you sitting at your desk henrik do you want to join us he's probably doing western

01:48:18.680 warrior editing or something always welcome yeah yeah of course um

01:48:32.120 uh yeah actually hail henrik

01:48:39.800 gosh we've been talking friends with him for

01:48:45.080 uh seven years now six years something like that always consistent too you know

01:48:54.840 they've been very good to us and given us a platform to speak on as well

01:48:58.040 yeah absolutely

01:49:10.440 you're supposed to be busy well hopefully you're going to be covering seconds well i know you will be

01:49:15.160 henrik's been so good to us we should let him debut maybe a second son's video

01:49:29.320 first air

01:49:29.960 so are we ready for the rachel video yet no i don't i don't no i'm not doing it you can do it

01:49:42.920 on plot army if you want well i got more on plat army i found a new genre of indian that videos i just

01:49:50.360 love it's a good replacement it should be it's a once a year celebration and separation from train

01:49:57.000 incidents and we go with diwali accidents

01:50:01.640 and there's some doozies out there like somebody should look up how many indians are dismembered

01:50:07.960 in diwali accidents

01:50:12.120 they have this tradition over there where they grab some firecrackers and then they put fuel

01:50:16.840 in bags the same way they sell fanta in thailand

01:50:21.080 right so they put little gasoline bags and they tie them up and they put a firecracker in the middle so

01:50:25.480 it makes a flame but they always get caught and burnt

01:50:30.440 so i've got quite a few of those videos lined up for sunday i have some indian videos lined up actually

01:50:36.120 if you want to do those again it's just never ending in canada now it's just the uh one that i

01:50:42.040 saw going around was the truck another truck lumber truck get hit by a train and the guy taking the video

01:50:48.120 he's like oh east indians yeah i have it yeah i'm getting out of here yeah um this is a where is that

01:50:58.680 uh donald duck there ferriman stole on your appearance with mark collett recently did i hear

01:51:02.840 something about people setting a goal of 9 000 push-ups in november yeah um what i think they've been doing

01:51:10.040 that for a couple years now anyways but patriotic alternative does this initiative where i don't

01:51:15.800 know what they call it exactly but they set like there's different goals that people can set for

01:51:20.520 themselves and 9 000 i think is the their big one which is that's 300 push-ups a day which is a lot

01:51:28.120 that's that's fucking crazy that's i couldn't do that no i'd be done by i don't know you might so 0.93

01:51:35.960 doing that in one day is feasible but when you understand like how how sore you're going to be 0.95

01:51:41.240 the next day right like doing that consistently is not easy so um but the thing that's interesting

01:51:49.640 about it is that um

01:51:51.320 if you've ever seen people do transformations where they're like i did 100 push-ups a day for

01:51:59.400 three months and here's the transformation it can they can be wild what just just that just doing

01:52:05.160 100 push-ups a day or whatever it is so if you if it's something that you want to like you know i'm

01:52:11.640 going to set a date and i'm going to start you know i'm going to do it um it's a it's a good uh

01:52:18.680 you know goal to set because if you stick to that goal you will achieve some very you know interesting

01:52:24.680 results smith house did it for 100 days and up his shoulders 300 a day it's just so much like

01:52:34.120 it's a lot i've done 300 in a day as a punishment when i was in karate once and yeah the next day i

01:52:40.440 couldn't it just hurt so i used to do 100 like when i was doing mma and stuff i would do that i

01:52:52.760 would do 100 a day and i would do them in sets of 20 so just five sets of 20 a day and that's a lot

01:52:59.640 when you first start a hundred a day is enough like it sounds like it's not because it's like oh just

01:53:04.680 five sets of 20 it's like yeah doing 20 push-ups if you're not doing push-ups regularly is actually

01:53:09.720 quite a bit um uh it's it's only 25 push-ups every hour you're a week for a minute yeah only 25 push-ups

01:53:19.080 every hour there's a theory in uh the old school karate classes if you throw 100 punches a day or you

01:53:26.600 throw 100 kicks a day you know and that's how you strengthen those muscles as well and yeah get the

01:53:32.520 basics down there's 100 a day both hands 100 a day yeah uh repeating that yeah uh cocaine rim job

01:53:41.240 says push-ups gary shill enters the chat yeah hey it's it's a good thing now i remember people were

01:53:49.080 doing it uh last year within our community and they were asking me if i was gonna do it the answer is

01:53:53.640 no i am not doing this because all this is gonna do is up my actual training like that i do on a daily

01:54:01.160 basis or you know for four every four uh sorry i do four on one off right for weight lifting so no

01:54:08.360 i'm not doing this because it's gonna make it so that i can't bench properly and i have other goals 0.99

01:54:12.920 that i'm trying to reach what if you did 100 a day no it would still it would still be a pain in the ass 0.96

01:54:20.680 it would just make me sore and up my shoulders and make it so it's not fun to train the way i 0.99

01:54:26.680 i am already planning on training so fine so what are you gonna do then grow a mustache and not jerk

01:54:31.880 off uh there's a million things to do in november i'm not i'm not doing it because i'm i'm trying to

01:54:45.000 bench 315 for you know over five reps by the end of the year okay i have a different goal in mind okay 0.78

01:54:51.480 my goal is better than your goal fuck off my goal is way more impressive than than doing 100 push-ups 0.99

01:54:58.920 a day or even 300 push-ups a day so go nuts if you want to but uh sorry i said fuck your goal do the 9 000 0.99

01:55:09.240 um no i want to hit in in 2026 i want to be able to do 315 for 14 reps because we must secure the 0.99

01:55:22.200 existence of our iron and a future for our reps jesus

01:55:25.880 i really wanted that cheeky part of that to be in that video we did yeah it would have been funny it

01:55:34.920 would have been funny but uh so yeah no i'm not uh i'm not uh doing that but hey i think it's a great

01:55:47.960 initiative and that if that's something you want to do then you should you should do it um i'm still

01:55:57.480 cutting wood and i'll be cutting wood tomorrow and the next day probably and sharpening my chain over

01:56:05.160 and over again cleaning the saw yeah i have so much wood it's not even funny it's everywhere

01:56:18.120 it's covering all three sides of my house right now about six feet high

01:56:27.400 stacked so

01:56:33.800 so sorry i'm getting distracted by this beef that's going on on telegram between canadian nationalists 0.98

01:56:40.760 and this fucking guy half a perspective he's like half i think he's half japanese guy who really takes 0.99

01:56:47.240 offense when canadians assert their identity you know in opposition to americans uh in any way i think 0.99

01:56:56.200 it's funny what do you mean okay so obviously canadian identity canadian nationalism is going to be at least

01:57:09.480 a little bit hostile towards americans because that's the founding mythos that separates those

01:57:17.800 two nations to begin with it's like we've talked about a bunch of times you know the american founding

01:57:23.160 you know tradition is revolution whereas the canadian founding tradition is loyalty to tradition

01:57:29.000 right like this kind of like different mindsets um and so in the same way that the scottish

01:57:36.120 defined themselves in at least to a certain extent in opposition to the english and you know the

01:57:43.400 germans kind of developed their identity in opposition to the french so if you're not familiar

01:57:49.160 until 1871 essentially the concept of like a pan germanic nation wasn't really a thing like they were a bunch of

01:57:57.160 warring principalities and duchies and things like that with obviously the prussian uh

01:58:04.120 kingdom being the largest and most powerful of of those nations but it was only through the franco-prussian

01:58:12.520 war uh in 1870 that auto von bismarck was able to do his diplomatic stuff and tie all of these uh nations

01:58:21.640 together into one you know federation that became the modern germanic state and that was done in

01:58:28.440 opposition to the french identity right so it was like we all speak the same language we all have

01:58:35.560 you know this opposition to this this foreign power like let's unite and then we will be bigger 0.99

01:58:41.240 and one united nation relative to you know this german one or this french one so like there's always

01:58:48.280 this tendency of like identity requires you to be exclusive and so it almost requires you to then

01:58:56.040 formulate that identity in direct opposition to another identity right um and so canadians are

01:59:04.600 no exception in the same way that americans are no exception what was the american you still see this

01:59:10.200 with americans all the time they'll say things like you know um things about like red coats and 0.96

01:59:20.040 fuck the king and you know like they they have this they have this like anti-british sentiment yeah 0.99

01:59:26.920 for sure that's their founding mythos and it for canada it's no different the founding mythos 1.00

01:59:32.680 comes in opposition to the american identity which was the anti-british identity and so there's always

01:59:38.600 going to be this kind of element among canadians which is what we've seen play out this is why a lot

01:59:43.000 of people don't understand this because they're not conscious of it and they've lost this the reason

01:59:47.240 why the elbows up thing uh appeals to people the reason why that anti-trump anti-american rhetoric

01:59:54.040 appeals to a lot of canadians is not because they hate americans necessarily it's because they even if

02:00:00.760 they are again they aren't conscious of it there is this understanding that they are different than

02:00:07.880 americans and this is something deeply encoded in like kind of blood memory of like that's why it's

02:00:13.320 so easy to tap into anti-american sentiment with canadians like that because the country was founded

02:00:19.160 in anti-american sentiment right like some of the first things that the government did like why why did

02:00:26.280 we you know in 1867 what was confederation it was response to like if we don't unite and you know settle

02:00:33.800 the the western the prairies and stuff like that and join these colonies into one large group the

02:00:39.320 americans are going to start encroaching northward and taking territory so we have to sure up our borders 1.00

02:00:44.040 we have to do this we need a railroad that we can connect these colonies because if we don't america is

02:00:49.400 going to have it first and then they're going to be able to transport stuff across the continent we

02:00:53.880 won't so like there's this idea that like you're inherently you know even tariffs like some of the

02:01:00.520 first things that the government passed were tariffs on american goods to protect canadian

02:01:04.600 industry and agriculture stuff like that were some of the biggest hockey games you've ever watched or

02:01:09.080 most exciting exactly and that's that's it you're tapping into something like something tribal that goes

02:01:14.680 well beyond you know elbows up and and things like that so that's what it comes from now this is all to

02:01:20.520 say that um fortisax made a post about charles de salaberry and the battle of shadow gay um which

02:01:27.320 the anniversary of was um yesterday i believe that was is that 18 30 it was 1813 i believe that that

02:01:35.640 battle happened october 27 1813 something like that um and this is like you know obviously at the time

02:01:44.200 period in colonial warfare um these battles are relatively small um by modern standards or even

02:01:50.440 by european standards of the day you're talking about hundreds of men you know maybe a couple

02:01:56.520 thousand max involved in these battles so like they're not like crazy you know 70 000 men mass

02:02:03.000 formations on on you know open battlefields and stuff like that it was more skirmish warfare but

02:02:09.480 i'm not going to get into the whole story but charles de salaberry uses um you know some guerrilla

02:02:16.040 tactics and some subversive tactics masterfully to convince a much larger american force that

02:02:22.760 they're outnumbered and outgunned and outpositioned and causes them to break and flee thus saving was it

02:02:30.040 i think it was montreal from you know being put under siege or being captured and so this is one of the

02:02:37.080 most important you know early military victories in canadian history and obviously it came at the expense of

02:02:43.000 the americans and so fortisax just laid that out and he just explained like this is who charles the

02:02:48.680 salaberry was this is what happened at the battle of shadowgate and this is why it's important to

02:02:52.600 canadian history and for some reason this american took huge offense to this factual statement um you

02:03:01.480 know being expressed by fortisax and is now engaged in this you know ongoing battle with him and i chimed in

02:03:08.360 and you know he called it petty nationalism to talk about it i was just like why is it petty nationalism

02:03:13.320 to talk about your nation's military victories it's like imagine if you were talking about george

02:03:18.440 you know washington crossing the delaware and you know massacring the british and i was like oh

02:03:24.120 look at this petty nationalism from these americans flaunting their victory over the british

02:03:29.000 like what no like no like you're just factually stating what happens and remembering it and celebrating

02:03:33.880 your own history like i hear a lot of it from the australians too because a lot of the ideals of

02:03:40.040 the circles we run in is more based on white nationalism than it is nationalism right so there's

02:03:47.640 more of that in america as well i think than there is in canada or certainly in europe where the nationalism

02:03:54.920 is much more uh based in nationhood as opposed to race um we don't have to get into that the point is

02:04:01.720 like there was nothing wrong with what fortisac said and for some reason it triggered this guy

02:04:07.400 to the point where what do you call me i think he called me a roided up canuck which thanks man nice

02:04:17.400 i i never understood that as an insult it's like thanks for the compliment like you're saying what

02:04:22.520 what are you saying that i'm huge cheers uh so anyways it's uh yeah

02:04:33.800 red eye says the the prussian question keeps me up many nights yeah

02:04:41.480 anyways the the point is that um sorry i just had a vision of uh the next crucible and making somebody

02:04:50.040 come out and sing the national anthem we're talking about that earlier so i just thought it'd be funny

02:04:58.120 yeah this is fair too um red eye says you can have both ethnic nationalism and white nationalism

02:05:03.320 uh you can have tribal nationalism they are complementary think of your identity as an onion the stinkiest onion

02:05:08.520 ever yeah well i would i don't know if i would say it's white national i don't like i don't you know

02:05:17.480 fixate on the semantics of it but to me when people say white nationalism typically what they're

02:05:23.080 referring to is like white identitarianism which is exercising an in-group preference towards your

02:05:28.280 own race and your own people which makes sense like obviously i have more affinity for americans

02:05:33.560 and brits and you know dutch and germans and uh and all these groups than i do for indians or

02:05:39.880 you know africans or something like that obviously the bigger point is we're not fighting with you

02:05:44.760 yeah right right now we got bigger problems yeah exactly like this isn't so pointing out your own

02:05:50.840 you know like nobody's gonna get mad at the germans for pointing out a military victory like they're

02:05:56.360 like if you want to bring up the franco-prussian war again if if a german nationalist celebrated you

02:06:02.120 know the victory over napoleon the third um you know in the franco-prussian war is anybody going to be

02:06:08.760 like why are you engaging in this petty nationalism like why are you trying to dunk on the french no

02:06:14.440 they're not dunking on the french it's just a proud moment for them as a people in the same way

02:06:18.840 that the french might take you know um some pride in the victories of napoleon over the prussians and

02:06:25.800 frankly every other country in europe like you know how many you know uh battles of the alliances were

02:06:31.640 there what were they called they're on like the sixth or seventh you know battle of the um

02:06:37.640 um i forget what they called it um anyways so yeah like taking pride in your national military

02:06:46.840 victories or important moments even if it comes at the expense of another group that you're not

02:06:51.800 necessarily hostile towards there's nothing wrong with that it so like i wouldn't be upset with the

02:06:57.960 americans if they were boasting about their victory at fort erie during the war of 1812 like yeah you won

02:07:05.880 cool like yeah like good you should be proud of of your military history and the sacrifices that your

02:07:13.720 people made which is exactly what i'm proud of um and now obviously we're on good terms and we're cousins

02:07:21.160 and brothers and both the lines have been drawn we know our boundaries yeah like we're good neighbors

02:07:27.080 like we're not trying to on you um so anyways

02:07:35.480 that was just i'm just it's it's still playing out and i think it's kind of funny um

02:07:39.720 um french are the top three european race

02:07:59.160 i mean they're certainly one of the greatest empires of all time again

02:08:01.960 they're right up there with maybe not on par with the british empire but certainly close to

02:08:09.320 um

02:08:18.600 so yeah like the the point of this is like yeah we obviously have to work together and we need a

02:08:22.520 sense of uh you know white collectivism and white identitarianism but if that requires us to become you

02:08:29.320 know just a generic white soup of just like ah it's all the same and the differences aren't really

02:08:36.360 important well no they are important it's just they're not more important than the fact that we

02:08:40.920 have a shared enemy and that we face an existential crisis uh oh like henry said not individually

02:08:49.480 you know your identity is like an onion so depending on your territory and where you're from and stuff and

02:08:53.960 like saskatchewan means something to the people alberta means something to people you know

02:08:59.160 ontario is one of those ones that doesn't mean as much to people like probably because it didn't

02:09:04.360 care too much about the other provinces very much your votes don't matter

02:09:09.160 uh and bc has its own identity

02:09:22.840 um

02:09:26.120 yeah let's do this i haven't watched this yet so i want to see this but

02:09:32.440 this looks so funny whenever i

02:09:33.960 so if you didn't see

02:09:41.160 gypsy crusader called me the n-word and i just when i read that i died laughing

02:09:47.240 why is this i feel like that's what rachel's kid would look like

02:09:51.800 uh i don't know i don't i'm not i'm not trying to pick on tyson i'm not trying to

02:09:56.600 i just i think that that made me laugh so much when i saw that

02:09:59.720 i want to see what he says though so gypsy crusader just got like 11 000 likes on twitter

02:10:07.720 calling me the n-word and it's just kind of sad to see like all of his fans because his fans are

02:10:13.080 like the type of people that will like try to like bully you i guess in a way into like accepting some

02:10:17.400 extreme like retarded beliefs like they think they could like gaslight you into making you think that 1.00

02:10:22.680 like you're weird for not believing like they're absolutely utterly retarded beliefs about the world 0.99

02:10:28.360 they think they think they can make you feel like you're somehow wrong for not like wanting to yell

02:10:33.160 at like 13 year olds on the internet and call him the n-word like that's all gypsy does this guy's a 1.00

02:10:37.320 grown-ass man and all he does is just scream at kids and call him the n-word all day on monkey

02:10:43.160 even john zirka who zirka probably aligns with like a fair bit of gypsy crusader stuff 1.00

02:10:47.880 even zirka's like this guy's a faggot like this guy's a loser you know um which like i'm not that 1.00

02:10:53.160 offended that what are you saying say the n-word say it say the n-word tyson yeah he can't but he 1.00

02:10:59.560 said faggot he like called me the n-word on twitter like i don't really give a that's 1.00

02:11:03.560 kind of all he can say and the funny thing is too i didn't even mean any harm in my post i just said 0.99

02:11:08.840 yeah gypsy crusader is clearly like holding on to a lot of hurt in his life which is true 1.00

02:11:13.000 and his whole life story is based around oh i got over all the jewish people antifa they 0.96

02:11:18.920 ruined my life he created his whole character in life about the guy that got fucked over instead 0.99

02:11:24.760 of just like moving on from that his whole life is just oh i'm the guy that got fucked over i'm 0.99

02:11:29.080 the joker now which is very like kind of faggot energy uh dyson we'll see we'll see how this plays 1.00

02:11:39.560 out for you as you you try to navigate this world but that's so fun gypsy crusader called me the n-word 1.00

02:11:45.240 uh let's see how it plays out yeah i wonder if patient has a job

02:11:54.920 i mean he's in school i think and before people's like i i'm sorry people always do this where they're

02:12:00.840 like why are you picking on tyson he's in high school tyson's a big boy okay he's made his own

02:12:05.560 choices about who he wants to interact with and who he wants to get in these exchanges with so yeah it's

02:12:11.000 time it's like here i'll give you an example it was cute before but now he wants to play in the big

02:12:16.280 leagues and he's the minimum age to sign up for the military in world war one was 18 and a lot of 15

02:12:22.440 and 16 year olds did it now that's you know they shouldn't have done that but they did and so do they

02:12:28.520 then get to complain whenever they get shot at by the opposing side that well i'm only 15 you can't

02:12:34.920 shoot at me i'm not i'm just no you're fighting now you made that choice you decided that you were

02:12:40.440 a big man that you were going to play in this world so now you're fair game like you're not you're not

02:12:46.040 some random kid who's getting picked on on the internet like you're actively seeking it out so

02:12:50.360 i'm tired of that of people doing this oh he's just a kid no no he's made some big boy decisions and

02:12:57.240 he'll you know have to face the consequences of them so yeah it was cute for a while

02:13:09.160 uh yeah

02:13:13.080 my signal keeps popping out there all right well let's do

02:13:18.440 let's do let's do some indian videos i guess you already brought this one up but

02:13:35.160 jesus christ

02:13:38.760 holy

02:13:41.480 east indian

02:13:42.600 we all know everybody knows who's doing it there's no fighting back on it on the internet like

02:13:52.520 jesus christ

02:13:56.120 holy 1.00

02:13:56.680 fuck 1.00

02:13:58.840 fucking east indian dude that's a fucking that's gonna go viral cn rail 1.00

02:14:05.160 fucking east indians 1.00

02:14:06.280 yeah i wonder if it was bison transport 1.00

02:14:11.880 uh i don't know it was uh clearly a lumber truck so sorry

02:14:22.360 we clearly have a problem like i've been yelling from the rooftops for how long

02:14:28.040 a long time it's been three years consistently anyways of you talking about it

02:14:32.920 you in particular i mean us generally but certainly you in particular yeah i've made some

02:14:38.520 i remember you were warning the americans i remember these discussions like two and a half

02:14:42.360 three years ago you saying like wait until it starts happening to you america because these

02:14:47.480 drivers go south of the border and what do you think is going to happen sure enough now it's 0.95

02:14:51.640 happening yeah dude fucking rough ones too the the past two that went down and what's crazy is 0.98

02:14:57.560 their people still rally behind them no matter how horrific it is being drunk and killing three 0.99

02:15:04.520 people or how many people died yeah this is two in the latest one

02:15:09.960 south indians would never do something like that only east indians 1.00

02:15:16.200 obviously in canada you have to distinguish because of the feather indians versus so

02:15:21.080 he says east indians we would say dot indians as opposed to feather yeah describe them but

02:15:27.000 he would probably say east indian versus american indian or canadian indian so

02:15:33.400 but yeah that's what he's probably getting at that's funny our indigenous here still call

02:15:38.920 themselves indians yeah like it's hard to get away from 1.00

02:15:46.280 they there's some that call you can literally go on some of the reserves and it'll just be like

02:15:50.440 like whatever mic mac indian casino like it's their casino and they put big old 0.98

02:15:56.840 fucking indian on it yeah by indian smokes yeah um 0.99

02:16:05.640 and then there was also this one here it's like owning your own slur like the blacks do 1.00

02:16:10.120 so they only get mad when you call them in indian yeah 0.79

02:16:22.280 so this is uh edmonton um oh the homeowner said the suspects were speaking punjabi and is asking for

02:16:30.440 the public's help so um yeah they said uh well let's play the video that's not going to happen

02:16:48.840 uh

02:17:08.120 oh it didn't work

02:17:09.800 what do you expect uh just probably the i don't know the bishnoi gang or i don't know maybe there's

02:17:30.600 other gangs but yep that's what we've imported it's probably just international students or 0.96

02:17:36.280 fucking regular indians just doing regular indian things yeah also that um 0.95

02:17:45.640 well how do you tell the difference a questionnaire 1.00

02:17:50.280 you think they'll lie on it

02:17:56.600 i'm trying to find that other video of uh i don't know if you played this jeremy i played i know

02:18:01.800 i think you posted it of the kid in the mcdonald's

02:18:07.080 uh is everywhere six buds would have it first

02:18:14.120 yeah they'd be all over that racism 0.99

02:18:31.800 fuck everybody's all about the baseball right now huh 0.99

02:18:38.760 they they need something look i don't like i actually kind of like uh baseball um i think it's 1.00

02:18:47.960 an interesting sport but i mean it's okay it's a bunch of americans blacks and beaners 1.00

02:18:54.920 yeah i stopped watching in 94 even like the the team itself is like who do you think manages the

02:19:01.960 team who do you think owns the team who do you think like all the head offices you think it's 1.00

02:19:06.520 canadian it's not it's fucking americans you idiots like you're cheer you're literally cheering 1.00

02:19:10.920 on an entirely american franchise that just happens to be located in canada but what's the point like 1.00

02:19:17.320 it's not a victory for you or canadians it's a victory for americans living in canada it might as 1.00

02:19:23.240 well annex us you fucking morons and muppets 1.00

02:19:31.480 you're really sticking it to trump by celebrating a whole bunch of americans who came here and like 1.00

02:19:36.760 like like we have to pay americans to play baseball for us to represent us like is that a victory i

02:19:45.160 don't think so well all of our divisions are mixed like it's not what it used to be i stopped watching

02:19:53.800 in 94 95 kelly gruber fuck yeah yeah trish ferris is rogers telecommunications no i know rogers owns 0.95

02:20:04.680 it who do you think owns rogers i don't mean i don't mean who the the comp the ceo is i mean who

02:20:10.760 do you think has the biggest stakes in rogers telecommunications do you think it's canadians

02:20:14.840 i doubt it maybe maybe but i doubt it it's probably american investment foreign investment you know hedge

02:20:21.720 funds like they're not it's not canadians it's not a mod rogers telecommunications is not exactly

02:20:28.120 what you call a canadian mod pop shop is it how many indians do you think work for the 1.00

02:20:35.160 yeah i got your uh guy in the rest of the tim hortons i think video

02:20:42.520 this guy may need a fundraiser is it the teenager yeah yeah okay

02:20:47.080 are you gonna work in there huh are you gonna work in there no then who are you to tell us to leave

02:21:02.200 go back to your country sure how do you say that again 0.99

02:21:10.440 so big old smile the thing that's that smile that confidence do you know what that's born out of

02:21:21.720 i can't remember who pointed this out but it's so true that is the confidence and sure of himself you

02:21:27.800 know kind of attitude that only comes from knowing that everybody in his life agrees with him

02:21:37.240 yeah seriously like his parent like there's no way you do his parents aren't going to be mad at him

02:21:43.160 his friends aren't going to be mad at him nobody's going to be mad at him for what he did like there's

02:21:47.960 no way like to do it the way he did there that comes from somebody who is very sure that this is

02:21:54.120 not going to affect him greatly which is a good sign good for him um now the kids are going to be all

02:22:03.000 right the more unfortunate aspect of this is that he's already been doxxed and now indians are going 1.00

02:22:09.160 around docs he's an 11th grade high school student so um so yeah we know who he is yeah they we know

02:22:20.760 who he is i'm not going to repeat his name obviously um wait until but we find out uh if they go public

02:22:29.480 if he gets sued if he's charged with hate speech yeah we'll see how it plays out because something that

02:22:35.000 viral then people look at and say oh well that's not right we gotta charge that fella

02:22:41.320 and like it or not this happens every day people are fed up yeah rightfully so

02:22:49.160 um so yeah this is not like again how many times we said this like these incidents keep happening

02:22:54.520 do you think these incidents are going to happen less or more frequently as time goes by uh it's

02:23:00.840 pretty obvious that they're going to happen more and more frequently oh absolutely they're going up

02:23:06.280 i should make another compilation because there's so many uh open a give send go no

02:23:17.640 derek cut out there wait until it's somebody you trust that uh has contact with them don't throw any

02:23:24.280 support behind that until it's time we'll let you know when it's real um

02:23:37.080 so there's that um what else was there oh there's this

02:23:42.520 do you want to see a smile again yeah sure all right

02:23:47.400 are you gonna work in there huh are you gonna work in there no then who are you to tell us to

02:24:04.200 leave go back to your country sure how do you say that again 0.99

02:24:09.720 give me one of those hats i'm going for this kid is halloween was that a hat i'm i think it was a

02:24:21.000 hat wasn't it because i'm gonna go with him i was going to say why does his hair look like habib 0.82

02:24:26.200 nirgomedov's fucking sheet hat it's a hat isn't it my wrong people because i'm gonna go as this 0.99

02:24:32.360 kid for halloween i'm gonna dress up like him i don't know yeah i'm pretty sure that's 0.99

02:24:41.080 fucking daniel boone hat isn't it no clue snitter thought it was hair angry canadian thought it was 0.97

02:24:49.000 hair it's hair it's hair we got to run it back 1.00

02:25:04.840 are you gonna work in there no then who are you to tell us to leave go back to your

02:25:10.440 country sure how do you say that again huh yeah that's hair man that's impressive yeah 0.95

02:25:19.000 yeah yeah i thought he's wearing a fucking daniel boone hat made out of a beaver or something 0.87

02:25:26.680 honestly he just kind of looks like one of those high school kids 0.98

02:25:31.400 that's at the gym with four other high school kids that takes the 0.99

02:25:34.920 fucking bench press for two hours 1.00

02:25:39.880 you want to fucking the fuck off there you little shits 1.00

02:25:42.360 yeah well they're gonna be laughing about this him and his buddies are laughing right now 1.00

02:25:55.080 yeah oh that was uh i like what you said though it comes from the confidence comes from

02:26:01.240 knowing he's not going to get ramifications for anybody in circles of his life

02:26:05.320 like you don't you don't behave like they all feel the same way

02:26:08.280 yeah like you can tell like this is not something that's a spur of the moment thing like it's

02:26:13.560 definitely something that's talked about repeatedly in his close circles so yeah um

02:26:22.760 curious strategist says he reminds me of those kids at the mall yeah exactly that's what i'm saying

02:26:26.840 is more of these incidents they're just going to keep happening and the funny thing about them is that

02:26:31.320 all the more and more these happen obviously they become more normalized and then the reaction is less

02:26:36.520 and less because people are like yeah this happens all the time um it's not a it's just a thing

02:26:43.080 people are sick of it like what do you expect like you can't arrest you know thousands of people for

02:26:48.280 telling indians they're stinky well i mean i guess you can but 1.00

02:26:53.320 but that would be uh probably not a good uh approach to take remember this classic yeah 1.00

02:27:04.120 i hate this this country is it's all brown and shit i hate this 1.00

02:27:11.960 nope 1.00

02:27:29.800 see there's quite a few actually since i don't know if you guys remember the one i i made

02:27:33.880 uh the one lady back a bucket toy toy me and nigel were laughing about it last time we saw each other 0.57

02:27:45.160 i gotta make another one

02:27:50.920 well i mean the there was another video too i forget where it was from but the one white lady

02:27:55.960 uh saying you know that punji you can't get a job if you don't speak punjabi yeah that was from the

02:28:04.840 one of the canada first rallies right yeah yeah yeah

02:28:10.680 at least you know saying what is true but still look at who you're cheering for up there you have the clip

02:28:16.760 i could probably find it if you can we can pull it up but i can just explain it to you so what she

02:28:25.560 describes she's being asked the question of like why are you at this rally basically this

02:28:29.560 anti-immigration rally and she says because it's almost impossible to get a job in my neighborhood

02:28:36.920 now if you don't speak punjabi and then she goes on to describe that look it's not just the fast

02:28:43.400 food anymore it's retail it's like you know small businesses it's everywhere and the people that are

02:28:49.720 working at these in these businesses are not even from the neighborhood or this city they're being

02:28:56.760 they're driving in they're commuting in from brampton and so you've got these punjabis who come 1.00

02:29:03.480 in they get hired they work their way into managerial positions and then they only hire their own

02:29:08.840 and so now it's basically a requirement that you're indian in order to work with these businesses

02:29:14.840 and so how are you supposed to get it like the the crippling effect that this has on a neighborhood

02:29:22.040 on a region shouldn't be understated because now all the people who live in that neighborhood

02:29:28.840 don't have access to these these jobs and the people who are working in these neighborhoods

02:29:33.320 don't even live in them so they're not spending money there they're not supporting the economy there

02:29:38.200 they're not you know they're taking money out of these locations and bringing it somewhere else

02:29:44.280 creating a situation where these neighborhoods become derelict and now that invites in all kinds 0.97

02:29:48.920 of nefarious stuff like drugs and crime and it has this knock-on effect where everything goes to 0.55

02:29:53.960 shit so um she she made a lot of good points and then she kind of you know fell off the rails at 0.99

02:30:00.920 the end and started doing like you know doing the the cuck shit but she was making valid points about 0.99

02:30:06.760 the problem with um you know she laid it out pretty good yeah like it it's true and this is what we're 0.99

02:30:13.480 seeing everywhere um yeah it's the unsaid truth right like when i was in north bay i've only been

02:30:19.480 there a few times but i've made friends and going up and down the auto mall you can see

02:30:25.720 every one of them is saying like yeah they get dropped off by the bus they walk around hand out

02:30:29.960 resumes and the relentless i've never seen not hiring signs before in my life in canada why would you know

02:30:38.280 i've only seen hiring signs not hiring is a wild sign to have on the front door

02:30:47.400 uh zane i'll just send a chat there on rumble but i don't really want to read this because dude if i

02:30:54.600 read that i'm gonna dox your kid's school i know i know it's not directly doxing your kid's school

02:31:03.320 but it's indirectly doxing your kid's school so if you don't care that i dox your kid's school then

02:31:08.680 let me know in the chat and i'll read it but if you do like i don't know if you considered that

02:31:13.880 before you sent that super chat so just confirm in the rumble chat if you want me to read that or not

02:31:19.640 you don't care but you've just doxed your children's school because that's going to be on the news

02:31:26.360 yeah i imagine it would be and if it's not that's another cbc blunder isn't it

02:31:34.200 they'll release a little article on your website that you can only find if you have to look it up

02:31:39.320 all right he's he's cool with it he says me sideways a teacher at my kid's private christian

02:31:44.120 school just got busted with gobs of kitty porn uh no no dinos safe anywhere good show lads yeah um

02:31:56.680 teachers are it seems like there's some of the worst for that but that's man um why is that what is

02:32:04.520 i don't know we're just not the obvious answer is that so predators are drawn towards positions where

02:32:16.680 they are in proximity to their prey so positions of authority if you're a child predator having a

02:32:26.040 position of authority uh around children is beneficial to you which is why a lot of the time they're in

02:32:31.320 in daycares they're in their teachers um things like uh clowns are a big one did you know that

02:32:40.280 like i mean that's kind of it sounds kind of obvious when you think about it but that

02:32:43.480 like clowns are disproportionately pedophiles to you know the rest of society or other positions

02:32:50.760 i mean think about it that's why they're always so scary too uh things like mascots 0.79

02:32:57.320 um you know any kind of like role that interacts with children um even just authority roles in

02:33:05.800 general so things like police officers or stuff like that um there's there's a tendency for that

02:33:13.000 and uh obviously another one is um clergy um that's why there's a disproportionate number in

02:33:19.560 in clergy in those positions as well um so yeah um

02:33:32.040 something that was taken seriously at one point too is when we used to protect the children i mean

02:33:37.720 that's also why they had these government devices in the day they didn't want communists they didn't

02:33:42.680 want gays teaching your children they didn't want uh lgbt anywhere near your kids and i know this is 1.00

02:33:50.200 a christian school mind you but at least everywhere i'm sure oh yeah that's sorry somebody brought up 0.69

02:33:57.960 another one uh coaching um that's a big one i there was a hockey coach that i had who could like i would

02:34:05.400 play uh like a rep a hockey when i was uh like 12 and uh three years after i played that coach got busted

02:34:15.080 for um something you know what the even crazier aspect of it is do you know what his his full-time

02:34:21.480 job was like he just did coaching for you know because he you know liked coaching or something right

02:34:27.880 you know what his full-time job was comic book store owner

02:34:35.640 theo flurry right coach um so yeah um that's how you know what's funny is my

02:34:45.560 uh cousin's husband andy always good with kids he had two daughters that played hockey and they always

02:34:52.280 had a rule there's always two dads in the room no matter what like we just don't

02:34:57.400 just so he had he coached his daughters all the way through and that was a rule

02:35:01.560 and i wasn't around to watch a lot of hockey games because you know how many games you go

02:35:05.320 watch your cousinship but i just remember that always it was just a rule like there's always two dads

02:35:11.080 wait way thorns is theo flurry is a pedo no theo flurry was abused when he was a kid

02:35:17.320 by a coach like it's part of like he's talked about it at length it's yeah he's open about it yeah

02:35:24.840 um

02:35:31.560 sorry somebody else uh diago said more school teachers than clergy yeah that's like i'm not 0.65

02:35:36.360 trying to shit on the clergy i'm just saying that look there's historic like there's an aspect of

02:35:42.680 this too i don't even know a lot of the times uh you know the left loves to do this they love to 1.00

02:35:47.320 shit on particularly the catholic church and be like why they're a bunch of pedos in your 0.99

02:35:51.880 organization but they never seem to to you know address the fact that well are they pedos or are 1.00

02:35:57.640 they gay that's that's kind of an important question like are they actually attracted to 0.97

02:36:03.960 young boys or are they just attracted to boys and so the obviously the idea here is look he's like 0.96

02:36:09.960 i'm not trying to be a dick but historically if you had a like a kid that was a little off 0.71

02:36:16.120 you know wasn't quite normal one of the things that you would do is you're going to the monastery 1.00

02:36:22.760 like you're going to be a monk and a priest and whatever why because you're a faggot go read the 1.00

02:36:28.840 go read the bible and and write you know historical documents down and stay the away from 1.00

02:36:35.000 normal society there's a way of getting rid and not just gays but like also like you know people who 1.00

02:36:41.560 were socially inept or weirdos or whatever it was a way of putting them somewhere where 1.00

02:36:47.960 they're not going to be a menace to society yeah waythorne says fags usually are pedos well that's 1.00

02:36:57.480 my point is like like art that's kind of what it is isn't it it's a a penchant for uh buggery in general 0.98

02:37:08.600 so um zanel says synagogues that number the roman church seven to one i think for kid diddling

02:37:14.600 also true yeah rabbis as well yeah same reason though position of authority around children

02:37:21.080 well rabbis might have a whole different reason well yeah our excuses

02:37:27.720 and dead chickens it wasn't it i'm not trying to

02:37:31.880 using it as an example again of what they're in positions of authority around kids and that's

02:37:36.120 what like that's why those types of people are drawn to it yeah no it draws it back to what i was

02:37:41.080 really originally asking and it's sad yeah um

02:37:50.520 being said though i got uh another one here um this happened in the uk i think today um indian video

02:37:58.280 no afghan video oh um so we're obviously we've been laughing a little bit about it and you know 0.99

02:38:06.040 uh indian putting the train his you know semi on train tracks what an idiot haha look at these indians 1.00

02:38:14.360 you know lighting a uh a mustang on fire um you know it's not really that i mean it's not great but 0.99

02:38:22.680 it's not really that serious but this is this is the ultimate conclusion of diversity uh in your

02:38:28.520 neighborhood and this is what you know we're going to see more of and this is what we continuously try to

02:38:33.880 point out uh and then get called evil for pointing out

02:38:47.480 that's good i hadn't watched somebody get murdered in a while

02:38:53.720 yeah

02:38:57.640 i think i was on a roll there for a couple days i hadn't watched somebody get murdered

02:39:01.000 this guy was just walking his dog in a suburban neighborhood and got murdered by i'm sorry i i

02:39:14.040 didn't confirm as far as i know he was basically at death's door and i'm pretty sure that he he ended

02:39:21.000 up passing but if anybody knows i think his last name was broadhurst um

02:39:27.160 well but yeah i'm pretty sure he's dead now and so that's that's what you get

02:39:38.600 and then if you complain about this and you say i don't want these people in my country then

02:39:43.480 you're the problem um i don't know how many times you got stabbed it looked like it was over 20. um

02:39:52.280 but yeah i mean jokes aside like that is the ultimate conclusion 0.80

02:39:56.200 we should go over another uh deport report we can do that right now if you want 0.97

02:40:01.160 yeah it's worthwhile because i i post a lot of the stupid videos and it's done its job and you know 1.00

02:40:07.160 you know putting a spotlight on how ridiculous and dangerous they are just being stupid but 0.99

02:40:13.240 it's the ones that are cold and calculated that are actually more dangerous sorry eric 0.98

02:40:17.800 nrm is saying that he did in fact die um you know and i'll i just want to confirm his name

02:40:25.480 because uh yeah uh wayne broadhurst so i did have the right name

02:40:35.560 uh afghan national arrested uh after a dog walker was killed in a triple stabbing entered the uk

02:40:41.720 illegally on a lorry so there you go um that's your asylum seeker 1.00

02:40:47.160 so don't let them gaslight you into thinking that you're evil um for not wanting these people in

02:40:58.440 your country this is the uh ultimate conclusion of uh multiculturalism and diversity it's you being

02:41:05.080 stabbed uh for trying to walk your dog and then you know being called an evil colonizer um

02:41:10.600 um so um uh denise the kelt says i'm an i am an american i never knew that canada won a battle 0.58

02:41:25.560 over americans well done if that makes you happy i'm happy for you you lost your hearts look uh canada

02:41:32.520 won multiple battles against the united states in early history um and that i mean it depends on where

02:41:39.720 you want to draw the line but that includes prior to the establishment of british north america in um

02:41:45.960 what is now uh canada so this is prior to you guys having the technology to wipe us off the

02:41:51.800 map with a also yes it's like a single blow like our lines were drawn and our alliances were made

02:41:59.960 long after uh or long before that technology came out so prior to the establishment of america as an

02:42:08.360 independent nation the french won multiple battles against the american colonists um during the

02:42:15.240 american revolutionary war the canadians or the loyalists and the uh french also won multiple

02:42:23.640 battles against um the americans who invaded so i don't know if you're familiar with this but i'm

02:42:29.720 sure you're familiar with the you know figure benedict arnold as an american well early in the american

02:42:35.400 revolutionary war benedict arnold took a force north into what is now quebec and was forced to retreat

02:42:43.720 so um i know this is not like these aren't necessarily essential aspects of american history

02:42:50.600 but they are very important aspects of canadian history and that's the point um it gets kind of

02:42:58.280 ignored it gets kind of passed over but america did try to take over canada multiple times and it

02:43:05.400 failed like that's that's why this is relevant um so it's not about us trying to dunk on americans

02:43:12.280 it's about saying well actually you know the british may have lost the american you know revolutionary war

02:43:18.520 or the american war for independence but canada didn't because canada remained at the end of it even

02:43:23.960 though the americans tried to take it with them and then the war of 1812 was their second attempt to

02:43:29.880 try and take uh british north america and bring it into the american fold and they failed again um

02:43:36.360 again the britic from the british perspective the british american perspective the empire's perspective

02:43:43.320 versus the americans that was considered more of like a draw or like an indecisive uh you know conclusion

02:43:49.800 to the war from where uh canada is standing it was very decisive because america tried to invade and

02:43:57.480 take over the colonies and it failed and we remained independent from america or at least you know separate

02:44:03.720 from america so for us it was a victory maybe for britain it wasn't but from the colonial perspective 0.99

02:44:09.800 it was so yeah this is uh again it's not about fuck you america like you know we burned down the white 0.98

02:44:17.320 house ha ha ha it's not that it's more of like well no this is kind of essential aspects of canadian 0.99

02:44:22.040 history that you know should be preserved and should be discussed so that we understand where we came from 0.97

02:44:27.560 so yeah yeah if it wasn't for our politicians selling us out economically first that fucking 0.79

02:44:39.720 now our histories are so intertwined between the car manufacturers you know ball game or sports ball despite

02:44:49.800 the hatred of it cross border you know a lot of our jobs came from american car manufacturers but we

02:44:58.120 we also had our own that were just kind of bought out we had our own technology and our own research and

02:45:04.200 yeah that's where more nationalism and protectionism probably would have played a better part

02:45:13.880 um funny enough too i'll be going over a lot of this stuff the history stream is starting this

02:45:18.440 saturday i'm doing the first one this saturday for sure it's it's for sure it's in the books no for

02:45:23.720 sure it's it's happening i'm ready to go basically um what's the first one what could what are we

02:45:29.640 talk what's the topic well the the so it's the series is the creation of canada which is a i think

02:45:36.040 it was 1967 national film board series but the first episode of that series is an account basically of

02:45:45.480 exploration until the end of the french and indian war um so it's like what is that 1535 um to 1769

02:46:00.440 so are we going to be going over the northwest passage at all uh that comes up um a little bit

02:46:08.040 in the first one but um i'd have to review to know if that comes later again but the the scene in the

02:46:14.840 northwest passage happened over 400 years like it continued for it starts in the early 1500s and

02:46:23.240 continues i mean you could argue that it started with columbus right that's what he was trying to do

02:46:28.120 was find a circumnavigate a way to circumnavigate the globe to avoid going around the horn of africa

02:46:33.720 or not the horn of africa the cape of africa um so he was searching for a northwest passage but

02:46:41.480 the northwest passages we consider it today which is through the arctic that began in the 1530s i think

02:46:49.560 and it continued until the end of the 19th century so it was almost 400 years that they were trying to

02:46:56.920 find this passage and it still continues by the way that still continues today they are still

02:47:02.120 trying to be like is there a way to circumnavigate the canadian arctic today now that things are

02:47:07.960 getting a little bit warmer and there's more you know the ice flows are breaking up a bit more and

02:47:15.160 that should continue and by the 2030s it's very likely that that there is going to be a northwest

02:47:22.120 passage and it will be one of the most lucrative trade routes on the planet so um and this comes

02:47:29.560 from if you just if you want to understand why that is go look at the distances that exist obviously the

02:47:38.920 the earth is wider at the equator than it is at the poles so if you can circumnavigate around the top of

02:47:46.360 the world it makes it much you're not it's way less distance that you have to travel so that's why

02:47:51.560 it's such a lucrative passage if one can be discovered and maintained um

02:48:02.760 yeah it's what yeah somebody says russia's claim yeah it's why there's controversy around the arctic

02:48:08.040 and greenland and you know arctic canada doesn't have the capabilities right now to be able to hold it

02:48:14.440 it is important um

02:48:19.880 it could shape canada's future nationalism if it was done right exploration

02:48:28.120 you know

02:48:31.560 give it that jared jeremiah johnson feel

02:48:38.040 ozzy's looking for love right now

02:48:45.080 sorry it's more to address to

02:48:49.960 somebody in the chat i think it was celsus it said technically that was the british when it comes to

02:48:54.280 the war of 1812 yeah uh if you're referring to the white house yeah of course there was a lot of

02:48:59.720 there was some canadians that were born um in that area um or sorry born in canada there was some

02:49:07.800 members of the british forces that were born in canada that were part of that uh uh expedition

02:49:14.280 obviously so and that's where and passports were interchangeable like i could get my english passport

02:49:20.760 yeah on top of that as well this is kind of the the important crux of the whole thing which is

02:49:27.400 the difference between canadians and americans is that canadians didn't see themselves and and

02:49:32.760 you know until very recently did not regard themselves as separate from the british they

02:49:38.440 viewed themselves as an extension of the british yeah so to say like well that was the british they

02:49:43.560 would have been like what's the difference it's the same like we're the same people we are the brit

02:49:48.280 this is british north america what are you talking about like the idea that that would

02:49:52.200 have been a distinction would have been like what are you what are you saying

02:49:54.520 that's the whole point it's still on our money yeah like the uh park in town huge letter says queen

02:50:07.000 elizabeth park okay homosexual graver says earth doesn't work like that fairy don't believe the 0.98

02:50:12.760 round earth do fine sorry it's not the it's earth isn't a sphere and that's all propaganda my bad guys 0.68

02:50:21.960 i don't care fine it doesn't work like i don't care it makes no difference to me we're gonna go

02:50:27.480 find the nazis that richard bird found and join their aryan society outside the ice wall 0.96

02:50:37.560 cocaine rim job says it's flat you liar the planet is flat you're right how how horrible of me to i'm 0.79

02:50:43.720 sorry i forgot that this is a flat earth community everybody with the earth is flat i forgot sorry guys

02:50:51.960 are you going to talk about the uh the but the chinese that are part of our heritage oh yeah for

02:51:03.800 sure yeah and then how they built the railroads all i don't think i'm pretty sure there's not that much

02:51:10.280 of that in that series but i have to go back and make the notes and so part of the reason that this is

02:51:17.400 going to be interesting interesting is that this series was done in the 1960s which is funny because

02:51:30.600 it's a retrospective on canadian history from the perspective of people in the 1960s

02:51:37.880 and the reason why that's important is because if you understand that it was in the 1960s that the push

02:51:43.160 towards what became modern canadian culture and values really began in earnest and we can realize

02:51:49.800 like we're talking about something that was made or came into production around the time they changed

02:51:55.640 the flag around the time that they had to push for you know multiculturalism as policy in canada

02:52:01.560 so this is people who did not that had not been indoctrinated into that kind of way of looking at canadian

02:52:07.720 culture doing a perspective on canadian history up until that point so that's what makes this an

02:52:14.520 interesting series is that it kind of predates it and what you'll find is that it's not explicitly

02:52:20.680 they're not explicitly opposed to you know other people it's not like they have the kind of resentment

02:52:27.080 to foreigners that we have but that's because there were no fucking foreigners like the idea that you have 0.98

02:52:34.040 to express um you know appreciation for the involvement of chinese or sikhs or africans or 0.98

02:52:44.280 anything like that in canadian history was nonsense because it's like well look around there are none

02:52:49.240 what are you talking about like why would it's a non-topic it's a non-issue because they don't exist

02:52:56.600 so you if people are like well it was a novelty to be honest you might watch it and say like well how

02:53:03.400 come they don't expressly talk about white people in it because that was like it that's you you're 0.67

02:53:09.080 only conscious of that whenever it's in opposition to somebody else you know pushing that that the

02:53:15.640 inverse identity onto you so like that doesn't exist like there's an inherent like obvious like

02:53:23.000 everybody realized it you can see it with your own eyes you can breathe it you know with your own lungs

02:53:27.640 that canada is a like a european country like what are you talking about like why would we do that

02:53:32.360 um it's not an issue um and i think that what i might do after the creation of canada series

02:53:43.160 is go look at one of the ones that was done in the 90s or something and then contrast it and be like

02:53:48.280 do you see the difference like 30 years made between the creation of canada and say canada people's

02:53:55.480 history and how it changed and how all of these new kind of concepts were injected into it and that's

02:54:01.160 the truth is that modern canadian history is an astroturf account of events where they are trying to

02:54:08.440 um uh inject these ideas that frankly didn't exist until they decided they wanted them to be pushed

02:54:18.520 i still think as well as the alberta eugenics board like that's how serious they were about it like

02:54:23.960 like come here up they were very racially aware your eyes are glowing

02:54:35.320 yeah um patent five through seven says all wef members are traitors gallows now i mean nope

02:54:44.520 um i gotta be paying attention to the news this week i got so much to do around here before it 0.91

02:54:53.000 fucking snow so yeah well that's 0.91

02:54:58.760 we need uh uh uh people monitoring the uh the situation when it comes to the news like i i checked 0.99

02:55:06.360 a couple times today i was like did they put anything out yet oh there's some board meeting 0.91

02:55:11.800 guaranteed there's a fucking water cooler talk in the morning for sure 0.95

02:55:22.920 yeah rachel's just beginning of a landslide i and i'll say it again i know you don't want to watch it but 0.97

02:55:29.400 good job rachel thank you i know we're going to get use out of this i don't know taco cat i don't 0.98

02:55:37.400 know what your fucking problem is i think you've had to stick up your butt ever since i had to mute 1.00

02:55:41.960 you for one stream and i can't even remember why i had to mute you but it says deport all not all 1.00

02:55:47.880 whites that supported canadian government and made excuses starting with dags and politicians before 0.97

02:55:53.480 deporting non-whites why dags what are you talking about you're a non yeah like i don't know you're 0.99

02:56:01.080 not you built this country you and you remember like i don't know what what was going on that one 0.99

02:56:07.640 night and i just kind of told you it was like take a break man you know you enjoy the night off like 0.99

02:56:13.880 just you know chill out and ever since then you've had this huge stick up your ass um because he came in 0.99

02:56:19.560 the underground railroad or his ancestors did it's because i'm superior to your kind fairy all right 1.00

02:56:28.840 well i guess i should just remove you permanently then like why like why enjoy your superiority by

02:56:35.000 yourself why are you listening to me like why are you bitching in the chat like you you've done this 0.95

02:56:40.760 for like four or five streams in a row like if you really don't want to be here and you think this is 0.97

02:56:46.760 stupid then why are you listening to it why are you involved why are you complaining about it just 0.98

02:56:50.440 go live your life man um he says do something about it let's fight what do you want you want to 1.00

02:56:57.640 fight an anonymous person in my chat like you're an idiot like why why are you being retarded i guess 1.00

02:57:03.640 is the question here um melanie joely's hot steamy brown nugget says oh wow you stood in front of a 1.00

02:57:14.760 building and yelled i'm sure all these indians are rushing to the airport after seeing five foot 0.95

02:57:18.760 seven jeremy all right well you don't see the point of putting in the work and building something then

02:57:24.520 yeah i guess i mean well i'll address this before i ban them um

02:57:34.040 so i already did kind of mention this the idea that one of these actions rallies training sessions meetings

02:57:42.520 you know whatever it is that were seminars any of the things that we do um the idea that

02:57:47.800 one of these things is going to somehow achieve you know total victory for our people is ridiculous and

02:57:54.360 only an unserious person would look at it with that attitude um this is like saying well i hit the

02:58:00.920 punching bag once so how come i'm not the world champion like that's not how it works um obviously this

02:58:07.880 is a childish uh way of looking at the situation so um if you want to win these actions have to be

02:58:15.960 repeated uh consistently they have to increase in their scope of both in size uh and in um sophistication

02:58:26.600 and more and more people have to throw their weight behind the cause now if you don't like us

02:58:31.720 and you don't like our approach and you don't like our aesthetics and you don't like our rhetoric and

02:58:37.240 you don't know whatever you don't like anything about us fine i don't care um you can go start your

02:58:43.240 own and you can show us how it's done and you can show us the winning formula because apparently you

02:58:48.840 know what it is and that's why you're you know very upset that we're doing it the way we're doing it

02:58:53.880 because you think you know better so by all means i would love for somebody else to just come in and

02:58:58.920 show us how it's done and bring us total victory and i'll get behind that person and i'll fight with 0.98

02:59:04.840 them um but if you can't do that then why are you fucking complaining about a genuinely good action 0.90

02:59:11.400 that was done if you ostensibly it sounds like you support um you're saying i'm sure all these indians 0.97

02:59:18.040 are rushing to the airport well it sounds like what you're you know somebody who wants mass deportations 0.88

02:59:23.560 and you want to take this country back so why are you shitting on a genuinely good action you know 0.94

02:59:31.560 that draws attention to the fact that cbc is the biggest purveyor of anti-white media in the country 0.86

02:59:37.320 why would you counter-signal that why would you attack that why would you diminish that and you know

02:59:43.240 make it out to be something that's not worth doing and then if your argument is that well the way you

02:59:49.320 guys didn't uh did it wasn't effective enough it wasn't big enough there's not enough support for

02:59:54.360 it well then why aren't you out there with us helping us you know bolster it why aren't you

02:59:59.160 bringing you know tens of questions tens of guys uh you know of your own to support these kinds of

03:00:04.200 functions why why are you not helping us do it better um if you you know ostensibly agree that cbc hates white 1.00

03:00:12.360 people um and the answer is because you're a do-nothing faggot who's seething with jealousy 1.00

03:00:18.200 and resentment over men of action you could never do anything remotely close to what our guys have 0.99

03:00:24.120 been able to achieve and you are you know um seething with an inferiority complex because of that

03:00:31.400 and so you have to lash out at the only people who are doing it because we are a mirror to your cowardice

03:00:38.200 and insignificance that's basically it you resent us because we're better than you and there's

03:00:44.360 nothing that you could ever do that would remotely approach what we've been able to achieve as minimal

03:00:49.240 as that is the only answer to the question of well why aren't you doing more what like what are you

03:00:56.280 even doing is um not enough there's not a single person group organization faction whatever in this

03:01:04.120 country that is doing enough the only way to answer the question of what are you even doing is not

03:01:09.720 enough none of us are doing enough so complaining about the people that are trying to do something

03:01:16.280 is kind of crazy honestly do more or shut the up even the one who's chirping you gotta admit it's kind of

03:01:25.560 impressive like let's be honest you couldn't even assemble that many people at your house if you tried

03:01:30.120 if you had a year's planning well you couldn't you don't know that many people that would come

03:01:35.000 come to your party well they're uh muted now forever and uh i hope they enjoyed that uh taco

03:01:42.600 cat says you live in an echo chamber the only people supporting your loss is painted as wins

03:01:46.200 is a very small group of bad actors you're a joke point and simple what do you mean i live in an echo

03:01:50.520 chamber i've spent the entire last couple days dealing with criticism no we didn't travel across the

03:01:56.440 country dude we're hated by hundreds of thousands millions of people in this country we're very aware

03:02:03.240 of that we don't care because we're not doing it for those people we're doing it for the thousands 1.00

03:02:09.240 of people who support us and believe in us that's why we're doing this not doing it for them you idiot 0.99

03:02:19.560 and there's some that are going to oppose us that'll end up falling in line 0.98

03:02:23.240 yeah so anyways some of your friends are going to follow us as well 0.99

03:02:31.160 um i don't know i hope that answers your questions uh you losers um 0.99

03:02:37.080 again too like the funny thing about it is like you guys are losers you go what does that make you 0.99

03:02:42.840 if we're if we're losers that are incapable of doing anything what does that make you 0.98

03:02:47.640 because you're sitting here in my stream listening to us talk about what we're doing and you can't

03:02:53.880 even begin to approach anything relatively close to what we're doing so if we're losers what does that 1.00

03:02:59.320 make you a fucking insect an ant a termite a dung beetle like literal scum on the bottom of our shoe 1.00

03:03:06.840 like because that's in comparison that's what you're you are if we're losers you are literal scum on the 1.00

03:03:12.760 bottom of our shoes so like like why don't you engage in some self-reflection and be like 0.99

03:03:19.480 hmm like maybe i should stop talking shit because i'm not doing anything maybe i should stop talking 0.98

03:03:25.720 shit because i can't even do remotely close to what they can do maybe i should stop talking 0.99

03:03:30.440 shit because frankly there's nobody else that's doing anything even close in this you know vein of 0.99

03:03:36.200 politics in canada maybe i should just shut the up and work harder 0.99

03:03:46.840 uh what did rachel rachel radar stream or something oh he's indian that explains it sorry indian that's

03:03:55.080 so weird because he's this guy's been listening for a long time i am i'm loved by over a a billion a

03:04:00.840 group of less than 1500 running their mouth yeah so you're indian oh that explains everything that 1.00

03:04:06.440 explains you guys hate each other more than anybody else in the planet don't try and sell your here

03:04:12.920 you hate each other more than we hate you yeah so much so that you don't want to go back there yeah

03:04:19.320 um north van nationalist is alex have you set up a supporters of ss group yet i want to help but i'm

03:04:31.160 too old to join uh so there is um there's supporters merch coming soon now in in the future there might be

03:04:43.960 some kind of official like i don't know maybe something similar to what the dominion society

03:04:48.840 has set up i don't i don't know we haven't we have way too much work to do before we can even consider

03:04:54.040 this in terms of getting the actual membership up to speed but um like and processing the recruits

03:05:01.960 and applications that we've had um but there is supporter merch and i don't think i'm uh

03:05:10.920 uh you know leaking anything here when i say there's supporter flags coming

03:05:15.960 uh which is something that people have been asking for they're not the same as the club flags for

03:05:20.840 obvious reasons um but there it's something that's kind of like a nod and that's one of the items that

03:05:26.040 people seem to want the most is a flag so we've created something that allows them to support that

03:05:31.240 way and instead of doing something where we're just asking for donations um we're doing you know

03:05:37.640 we're offering something like hey you want to support us buy buy a shirt buy some merch whatever

03:05:44.600 um now the issue with that is that it can't be the same as club stuff because we can't just be

03:05:50.680 selling our our shirts and shit like that to the public because then it's going to cause all kinds of 0.52

03:05:56.360 problems for us so it's going to have to be separate but um you know that'll be a way for if people want to

03:06:03.240 support us they get something in return and we're not just asking them for uh money um which i would

03:06:10.600 like to avoid unless we absolutely need to for catastrophic reasons um

03:06:20.200 uh islandsberger says the improvement just since nationals is stark lads looking sharp 0.58

03:06:24.520 excellent work hail second sense yeah that pant grant from cesus was really great

03:06:30.040 getting everybody's pants matched up was uh it makes all the difference yeah

03:06:44.760 uh diagaron says make sure the ssc merch has cool ss no it's not gonna it's in no way is it going to

03:06:51.880 have anything that look we can't have people running around with something that is second sons affiliated

03:06:58.440 that's just not happening um i need to know that when somebody does something or if they do something

03:07:04.440 with our um like our actual club stuff that it's either fake or um that it's one of our guys and i

03:07:12.120 know who it is so that i can we can fucking reprimand them and you know do something about it we can't 0.98

03:07:17.160 have random people it's this can't be a a redo of of diagonal or something where a whole bunch of people 0.93

03:07:24.760 have access to the branding and then it's there's no real control over it so it cannot be club affiliated

03:07:31.400 um and it won't be

03:07:46.200 uh diagron says jokes fairy jokes yeah i i know i'm just because a lot of people ask for that a lot of

03:07:51.320 people ask for the club flags and stuff and it's like we can't guys we cannot sell the club flags

03:07:56.840 no there's no way that i would let that happen because like that's how you get a literal false

03:08:02.920 flag um and even still like of course if somebody really wanted to they could take they could make

03:08:08.360 something that looks similar and and do it anyways but i'm not gonna make it easier for somebody to rip

03:08:13.320 off you know our branding and then do some in our name um we know what's ours yeah yeah so

03:08:26.440 overall i enjoyed the weekend i did that was uh worthwhile to see people's faces

03:08:34.280 um moving with that many guys the cars wait for you

03:08:38.360 uh cocaine room job says my second son's mesh tank top was approved also pink camo shorts fight me meow

03:08:57.560 yeah snitter says remember the coots patches debacle yeah even that like that's 0.94

03:09:01.160 it's basically what i need to know is that if somebody does something stupid with our branding 0.74

03:09:08.520 i can just look at that and generally be like that's not our guy right that's that's not our 0.98

03:09:12.920 fucking guy i know that it's not our guy um that's somebody who took our branding and did something you 0.98

03:09:18.760 know it's not us well we've been going for three hours yeah it's time to wrap it up it's a good 0.99

03:09:34.520 night though like i i wanted to sit and shoot the shit because i had to take off so quickly to get back 0.88

03:09:40.760 with driving and whatnot so yeah it was fun before you go we could do the deport report thing just because 0.96

03:09:47.800 we okay that was i should i brought it up yeah um

03:09:56.040 so uh damien andre thomas wanting for wanted for sexually assaulting a 17 year old female victim

03:10:02.600 sexual assault sexual exploitation luring a child under the age of 18 forcible confinement making or

03:10:07.240 publishing of child pornography possessing job pornography uh manpreet singh want a connection with

03:10:12.280 the death of a toronto woman uh vinay pal singh bar is facing charges after posing as an immigration

03:10:18.200 consultant and defrauding several individuals uh jared ross is charged with multiple counts of

03:10:23.480 indecent acts and mischief after exposing himself to three different victims uh henry igboin yezi is

03:10:31.480 facing nine charges in connection to human trafficking uh anwar mia was arrested and charged with sexual

03:10:37.880 assault derrick wayne brown was arrested for soliciting a minor online and sexually assaulting

03:10:43.480 her upon meeting her in person and you know what's wild is i think he just does like one a day right

03:10:50.280 just looks for one puts it depends on his how much time he has obviously and what's going on but yeah

03:10:56.440 yeah you know on average but it's just because this isn't even the tip of the iceberg it's just some

03:11:04.440 of the stuff that gets in the news yeah it doesn't look like he's been uh as active recently or i don't

03:11:09.480 know what's going on but uh one thing i wanted to mention though is congrats to the the deport report is

03:11:14.760 over 5 000 followers on twitter now so good for them it's a big landmark it accelerate it accelerates

03:11:21.880 from those points right so only follows 88. yeah yeah

03:11:29.400 so there's that and then the uh the last thing i wanted to bring up just before i wrap up the stream

03:11:33.960 is uh this is uh some good news out of australia um a noticer had this australian nationalist thomas

03:11:41.640 school found not guilty of offensive behavior for rally in ballarat with banner saying australia for

03:11:46.360 the white man uh national so um a couple things that are important uh regarding that tom was

03:11:53.960 defending himself and he's defending himself from prison so the fact that he was able to beat that

03:12:00.600 charge while self-representing and building his defense while incarcerated is uh excellent uh the

03:12:08.440 other reason why that's important uh from what i can gather is that uh every single one of these

03:12:14.600 charges are a lot sorry a lot of the charges that the nsn guys have are these offensive behavior

03:12:20.440 charges and so what he's done here is they're they're going to be able to then use this this

03:12:26.360 victory right of him not being guilty of offensive behavior as justification for why the other guys are

03:12:32.280 not guilty of offensive behavior because this is a precedent right so um should in theory i suppose

03:12:38.360 make it easier for the rest of them to get off their charges so that's uh great great news out of australia

03:12:44.600 good to hear yeah so is he out no he's got

03:12:51.640 back back to prison to self-represent on a whole bunch of other charges i suppose but um

03:12:58.680 yeah uh it's still great news so hopefully he gets out soon um

03:13:06.200 wonder what he's doing for november 0.98

03:13:07.960 he's got a shot at that fucking 9 000 yeah you might do 9 000 but he's got a shot 0.99

03:13:21.880 yeah um 0.99

03:13:23.320 one from uh before we go here peterborough lad said uh hail with the o slash for the cause

03:13:43.640 yeah thanks a lot man i appreciate that and uh it always helps like i said i'm this is my

03:13:51.320 i say this is my full-time gig this is not really my full-time gig now the club is kind of my full-time

03:13:56.440 gig and this is how i make it work so i every every time you guys are helping out like that i really do

03:14:01.640 appreciate it um just making it so that look i may not be able to keep this going forever but if i can do it

03:14:07.800 for six months a year two years or whatever before i have to go back to uh construction or i don't know

03:14:14.120 something like that um a lot will get done it's been you know i've been able to get a lot done in the past

03:14:21.880 two months or so um so yeah um it's helpful

03:14:27.800 uh sigma line says fyi second son's flags are being sold on etsy yeah we've all make a note of

03:14:36.120 that they've already done we've had to have them taken down multiple times already so uh thank you

03:14:42.440 for letting us know that and uh we'll uh address that but like i said there's there's nothing really

03:14:48.360 that we can do about it all at the end of the day if somebody really wants to make one of these flags

03:14:52.840 like they're gonna do it if they want to use your branding online they're gonna do it i put

03:14:57.640 rachel's face on a pillow for sakes yeah like it's you can't really avoid it so um all you can do is

03:15:06.360 at least have some control over it to know that like when somebody does do something you can just

03:15:12.200 be like that wasn't us i know that wasn't us because i know i know this might sound ridiculous

03:15:19.480 but we know who has every single one of our flags all of our flags are accounted for

03:15:25.960 so um one is not just going to go missing and if it if somebody is using it we're gonna be like

03:15:36.360 that's not ours because all of ours are accounted for and that was not our guy so

03:15:42.200 well it was a good weekend all in all i gotta get up and start chopping more wood yeah that's my

03:15:53.160 entire life apparently now i gotta get to bed here as well and yeah all right everybody thanks a lot

03:16:00.760 for the support tonight and uh i'll be back saturday you streaming this week i i might pick up a day

03:16:07.480 yeah um but if not definitely on sunday all right and uh one in right before we close the stream pedro 0.55

03:16:15.960 escobar and rumble says nigger 1.00

03:16:20.760 thank you all right cheers everybody have a good night enjoy the rest of your week and we'll see

03:16:27.080 you saturday for the first nationalist film board history stream review i don't know that's what it's

03:16:33.320 going to be it's going to be called something like that nationalist film board it's going to have a

03:16:38.280 new title new new series etc so yeah all right see you then cheers

The Ferryman's Toll - October 29, 2025

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