The Ferryman's Toll - The Daily Toll

00:00:00.000 I could have been a contender, but my head wasn't cold enough

00:00:14.460 As a child my wild eyes made up of what I was not

00:00:30.000 Now the chains are at home, and I don't even care

00:00:39.220 I'm too young to be sure, and I'm far too old to be scared

00:00:46.640 By the gun, by the bullet, by the trigger, by the tide

00:00:52.080 I could have been a contender, but my head saw my brother

00:00:57.560 Then I could switch to my prime

00:01:00.220 I'm gonna be a contender

00:01:03.780 I'm gonna be a contender

00:01:07.760 Well, if you think it's easy

00:01:13.640 You're best gone well prepared

00:01:17.360 I live in all my ends lying

00:01:22.000 And you'll have to kill me there

00:01:25.460 I still hope the days start to spread

00:01:30.180 And I love the smell of the fire

00:01:33.400 I love the rival in my head

00:01:37.940 I love the fire in my lungs

00:01:41.120 By the gun, by the bullet, by the trigger, by the tide

00:01:47.180 I could have been a contender

00:01:50.840 I've lost all the love that I could switch to my prime

00:01:55.240 I'm gonna be a contender

00:01:58.840 You were right too

00:02:03.340 It ain't matter about the things your mother never taught you

00:02:08.060 Cause I was there when the upper cut caught you

00:02:11.960 I was there for the ten to count

00:02:15.180 To tell you the truth

00:02:19.320 You're better off being naked with death

00:02:23.480 You're better off naked with regret

00:02:27.080 You're better off naked with your truth

00:02:31.860 I still put my money on you

00:02:35.080 I still put my money on you

00:02:39.120 I still put my money on you

00:02:43.120 Cause kid, you got up

00:02:47.860 By the gun, by the bullet, by the trigger, by the tide

00:03:07.800 I could have been a contender

00:03:11.420 By the last job I'm running

00:03:13.460 I could switch to my prime

00:03:15.940 I'm gonna be a contender

00:03:19.280 I've been gone by the bullet, by the trigger, by the tide

00:03:23.500 I could have been a contender

00:03:27.180 By the last job I'm running

00:03:29.240 I could switch to my prime

00:03:31.560 I'm gonna be a contender

00:03:37.800 Come heavy, oh, don't come at all

00:03:42.440 You leave your peace at home, that's your call

00:03:46.600 It never paid to be merciful

00:03:49.860 Come heavy, oh, don't come at all

00:03:54.420 Come heavy, oh, don't come at all

00:03:58.120 Better before I watch a better man fall

00:04:02.500 I smell the beer on you, boy

00:04:05.480 Come heavy, oh, don't come at all

00:04:10.120 I won't put you down

00:04:13.800 I won't put you down

00:04:15.720 I won't put you down

00:04:17.560 We can't care for culture

00:04:19.540 I won't put you down

00:04:21.460 I won't put you down

00:04:23.360 I won't put you down

00:04:25.300 If that's what you need

00:04:27.480 You ain't a comrade or friend

00:04:30.240 I ain't a brother, I'm a means to an end

00:04:34.760 In times of war and living hell

00:04:38.440 You can't trust a man at war with himself

00:04:43.140 I'll be the last breath you breathe

00:04:45.720 I'll be the last man you'll see

00:04:49.640 I gotta touch you at the knees, boy

00:04:54.320 Come heavy, oh, don't come at all

00:04:58.320 I won't put you down

00:05:01.800 I won't put you down

00:05:03.700 I won't put you down

00:05:05.480 For king and for country

00:05:07.540 I won't put you down

00:05:09.440 I won't put you down

00:05:11.340 I won't put you down

00:05:13.320 If that's what you need

00:05:15.940 Are you ready?

00:05:19.820 I'm coming heavy

00:05:20.940 Are you ready to let it all go?

00:05:25.480 Are you ready?

00:05:27.460 I'm coming heavy

00:05:28.680 Are you ready to let it all go?

00:05:33.220 Come heavy, oh, don't come at all

00:05:35.720 You leave your peace at home, that's your call

00:05:39.940 It never paid to be merciful

00:05:43.380 Come heavy, oh, don't come at all

00:05:48.380 I won't put you down

00:05:51.760 I won't put you down

00:05:53.660 I won't put you down

00:05:55.480 For king and for country

00:05:57.480 I won't put you down

00:05:59.360 I won't put you down

00:06:01.280 I won't put you down

00:06:03.200 If your breath what you need

00:06:05.380 I won't put you down

00:06:07.100 I won't put you down

00:06:09.040 For king and for country

00:06:12.840 I won't put you down

00:06:14.740 I will put you down. I will put you down if the bread's what you need.

00:06:21.300 I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I.

00:06:37.240 Mother, I don't want to take my medicine.

00:06:40.240 24 years in the gutter again

00:06:43.540 I'm losing it

00:06:45.200 I'm losing it

00:06:48.480 Everybody's acting like they're all alright

00:06:53.240 I can barely get myself to sleep at night

00:06:56.500 I'm sick of it

00:06:58.160 Yeah, I'm sick of it

00:07:02.460 Yeah, they sent the tax man

00:07:05.880 I lost my job and

00:07:07.480 You got hooked on

00:07:09.140 She caught it

00:07:10.720 They shut the lights off

00:07:12.360 They took the car in

00:07:13.980 I bought a sort of shotgun

00:07:16.080 Yeah, they sent the tax man

00:07:18.820 I lost my job and

00:07:20.420 You got hooked on

00:07:22.100 She caught it

00:07:23.700 They shut the lights off

00:07:25.320 They took the car in

00:07:26.920 I bought a sort of shotgun

00:07:29.040 I'd rather be crazy than to take these pills

00:07:32.240 I'm sick of being okay against my will

00:07:35.440 I'm losing it

00:07:37.100 I'm losing it

00:07:40.320 Ain't a thing in this world that I'm gonna miss

00:07:45.180 It's all fake smiles and leather jackets

00:07:48.300 We're full of it

00:07:50.040 Yeah, we're full of shit

00:07:53.160 I don't know what I'm gonna do

00:07:56.380 I don't know what I'm gonna do

00:07:58.380 I don't know what I'm gonna do

00:08:00.380 Yeah, they sent the tax man

00:08:04.220 I lost my job and

00:08:05.840 You got hooked on

00:08:07.500 She caught it

00:08:09.060 They shut the lights off

00:08:10.740 They took the car in

00:08:12.340 I bought a sort of shotgun

00:08:14.420 Yeah, they sent the tax man

00:08:17.180 I lost my job and

00:08:18.820 You got hooked on

00:08:20.480 She caught it

00:08:22.060 They shut the lights off

00:08:23.700 They took the car in

00:08:25.260 I bought a sort of shotgun

00:08:27.480 I'm losing it

00:08:37.060 I bought a sort of shotgun

00:08:40.480 I'm losing it

00:08:49.700 I bought a sort of shotgun

00:08:52.700 I don't know what I'm gonna do

00:08:53.920 I don't know who to trust

00:08:57.920 They need people like us

00:09:04.920 Yeah, they sent the tax man

00:09:09.080 I lost my job and

00:09:10.600 We got hooked on

00:09:11.920 I lost my job and

00:09:13.780 They took the lights off

00:09:15.340 They took the car in

00:09:16.920 I bought a sort of shotgun

00:09:18.920 Yeah, they sent the tax man

00:09:21.760 I lost my job and

00:09:23.360 You got hooked on

00:09:25.020 She caught it

00:09:26.620 They shut the lights off

00:09:28.260 They took the car in

00:09:29.860 I bought a sort of shotgun

00:09:31.980 Yeah, they sent the tax man

00:09:34.700 I lost my job and

00:09:36.360 You got hooked on

00:09:38.020 She caught it

00:09:39.580 They took the lights off

00:09:41.240 They took the car in

00:09:42.820 I bought a sort of shotgun

00:09:44.980 Dang, a droogaloo says

00:09:59.700 What's the song?

00:10:01.680 Sawed off shotgun or SOS

00:10:03.380 By Glorious Sons

00:10:04.680 All those songs were Glorious Sons

00:10:06.540 Honestly, kind of sad

00:10:09.480 That they're not more well-known

00:10:10.920 i mean they did pretty well like i don't know was that five plus years ago um late 20 teens

00:10:19.640 uh i think they're from kingston and they're a good band i don't know if they have any follow-up

00:10:26.120 albums or whatnot i've never really looked into it but they had a banger uh you know debut album

00:10:33.320 with all of those songs were from it um and yeah pretty i feel like those songs got

00:10:40.680 more relevant as time went on uh you saw if you listen to lyrics obviously the one we were just

00:10:45.560 listening to um pretty pretty fitting for what's going on in canada right now um but also you know

00:10:54.120 heavy there's lyrics and heavy that i'm like that's pretty based kind of you know i don't know if it's

00:10:59.160 intended that way but it kind of is a pretty based loyalist song you know come heavy or don't come at

00:11:06.520 all you leave your peace at home that's your call it never paid to be merciful merciful come heavy

00:11:11.960 or don't come at all i will put you down for king and for country pretty pretty you know in a way it

00:11:18.280 could be a loyalist song yeah the contenders are great anyways they have more good songs too but

00:11:25.880 yeah glorious sons i think out of kingston uh not not sure if they're even still active or whatnot but uh

00:11:31.480 uh yeah anyways that's enough uh uh musical discussion tonight what's going on everybody

00:11:36.760 it is thursday uh january 29th 2026 and uh we're back at it i think it's been uh over a week since

00:11:45.800 my last stream yeah diagonal spacex says kingston ontario yeah kingston has produced some some great

00:11:51.240 artists i think um the mahones which is like an irish folk punk band was from kingston obviously you know

00:11:57.080 they're tragically hip even though you know they're kind of fake and gay um obviously out of

00:12:01.880 kingston as well gloria's sons there's others as well but yeah um butcher waffles is nice traps bro

00:12:11.640 thanks man you know that's nice to hear everybody's always ripping on my traps so thank you man you're

00:12:18.040 you're a good guy butcher waffen um oh diaga droogaloo the head the headstones what a great

00:12:24.920 fucking band they have they have so many class you just i'm gonna have to write that down so i can

00:12:32.040 do that for my next stream we're doing a headstones intro stream

00:12:35.800 so we are in the monkey man

00:12:52.280 all right you know butcher waffen's getting shit on now you can't you can't even

00:12:58.440 if you comment on my traps the chat if you comment positively on my traps chat is going to eat you

00:13:06.200 alive uh cheeky jazz says you still have to do nickelback i don't even necessarily hate nickelback

00:13:12.520 magpie molasses he's done nickelback before no i have absolutely not done nickelback before

00:13:17.160 um i i'm not opposed to it necessarily but i've never i've never used them as intro music

00:13:21.880 uh dag adrugaloo gifted 10 subscriptions thanks so much man that's uh really appreciated and it goes

00:13:29.000 a long way because uh i don't know if you've seen over the past you know month you know specifically

00:13:34.920 the last two weeks i've been all over the place so yeah it helps a lot um

00:13:42.440 anastasia says hey we got to be nice to our men i can't even imagine what it's like to just be

00:13:53.080 shit on all day every day ah it's like 60 percent shit on 40 percent you know praised and gratitude so

00:14:00.680 you know not not so bad um

00:14:05.160 um but uh yeah the chat's going lots of people in here obviously i'm on a thursday night normally i

00:14:13.560 would be on uh you know tuesday or wednesday and saturday but uh the way it fell uh jeremy was going

00:14:20.520 to stream tomorrow night anyways so i'll probably obviously i am doing tonight and uh i'm will hopefully

00:14:26.760 do one on saturday as well so we'll see what's going on uh there is some stuff uh that we can get

00:14:32.440 into as well obviously guy if you haven't seen jeremy did an interview with uh henrik uh from red

00:14:37.880 ice uh yesterday afternoon and it's a great one um henrik is i i don't know obviously people have

00:14:45.880 their preferences i think henrik is the best in the game at least when it comes to our kind of circles

00:14:52.040 and sphere and you know the quote-unquote movement um i think he's the most professional the most talented

00:14:59.960 and um you know just just a generally good interviewer and uh yeah so uh you know anytime

00:15:06.280 that red ice is willing to give us uh the opportunity to you know have a platform with them

00:15:12.600 uh you know support them uh help them out magpie malone says i heard red ice were ziggers they are

00:15:19.560 absolutely not um i don't think that they lean one way or another period i think everything i've ever

00:15:27.400 seen from henrik amana when it comes to uh you know the what's going on in ukraine has been fairly

00:15:32.520 neutral um maybe i'm mistaken but i don't think so um they're certainly critical of the uk of ukraine

00:15:44.440 um at least the the the regime for obvious bucket reasons um that sounds like the kind of thing where

00:15:53.480 if you have a there's certain things where if you have a nuanced opinion about it in any way both

00:16:00.520 sides will attack you as being a proponent of the other side it sounds like that's what's going on

00:16:06.200 there um so yeah but to be even to be fair when that stuff started in 2022 i was more than that i wasn't

00:16:21.320 like a huge like russian shill or anything but i was more um i don't know sympathetic's the right word

00:16:29.160 but i leaned kind of towards russia and you know nato and uh the western kind of allies being the

00:16:38.520 instigator in that situation and so i kind of like you know lean that direction and then i learned more

00:16:44.440 about the conflict and about you know the guys on the ground in terms of the ukrainians and i realized

00:16:49.640 like yeah there's it's a really difficult situation to wrap your head around but those guys are you

00:16:54.840 know that there are guys so um i became more you know sympathetic to the ukrainian side but it's very

00:17:01.640 difficult to navigate that situation and even me saying that that it's a difficult situation to

00:17:06.280 navigate will have both of the other sides up in arms about how you know i'm an apologist or whatever so

00:17:14.200 um um i just i just try to stay out of that honestly um

00:17:24.680 okay uh brian7316 gifted five subscriptions man you guys are awesome i i really appreciate that um

00:17:34.040 uh cocaine rim job says what's with the padded hoodie trying to evade the trap tax

00:17:39.000 this is a a sweet little hellie hansen hoodie man this is high quality good stuff no padding

00:17:50.600 fairy is a zigger duganist it's over guys yeah thanks blue often

00:17:54.200 oh that's the same shit like you deal with it with pick a pick a topic anything that you know people

00:18:04.360 within uh you know the white identitarian or whatever you want to call it the the pro white

00:18:11.480 you know sphere uh has any topic that is heated between different factions within that side

00:18:18.600 if you have any kind of nuanced opinion you're a piece of shit to both of those sides um you know

00:18:24.440 religion if i say like yeah i i understand where the you know the anti-abrahamist you know faction is

00:18:32.520 coming from and they make some good points then i'm a christ hating you know uh anti-christian piece

00:18:39.240 of shit and if i say well you know also i don't necessarily you know think that you know christians

00:18:44.440 are horrible and that you know there's a lot of our guys are christians and they're great guys and

00:18:48.760 super supportive and helpful to the movement and you know they're they're it doesn't hinder their

00:18:53.880 commitment at all to the cause then you'll have the opposite side saying that you're a

00:18:58.120 christ cuck apologist or some nonsense so um it just you know you what you what you end up realizing

00:19:07.480 is that the people who are you know are so zealous about these things are typically do nothing faggots

00:19:15.640 who uh are not committing any uh real world tangible um you know assistance to our guys so yeah

00:19:32.200 all right what did cocaine cocaine room job says something

00:19:37.480 oh you know iris in the chat there i forget how you actually say his name uh hi fairy in the chat

00:19:44.760 greetings to sweden red ice is great and not known in sweden i am working my way on it they must be

00:19:50.360 known to a certain extent among you know specific circles obviously they've uh talked with quite a few

00:19:58.120 people from sweden you know the nordic resistance guys the golden one i there's another one too that i

00:20:05.240 i can't recall necessarily upset but like it's not like they don't uh address swedish issues or

00:20:10.040 whatever so in certain circles must be but widely no i wouldn't expect it to be um oh i already got crj

00:20:20.360 uh justice for father says anti-christian piece of stop trap maxing yeah and zanel says quote of the

00:20:26.760 day the right treats power like a wine snob treats wine the left treats power like an alcoholic treats

00:20:32.040 wine that is a an apt description right there 100 you're seeing this right now play out in the united

00:20:39.000 states um imagine just imagine if it was right wingers reacting to you know federal agents and their

00:20:47.800 operation um you know the way that's going on right now in in minnesota uh they would have sent

00:20:56.760 in the national guard and declared marshal they would be making mass arrests they you know the

00:21:01.160 same way they treated january is basically january 6. that's exactly they would just mass arrests

00:21:07.240 imprisonment you know throw the book at them all of them you know who can arrest as many as you can

00:21:12.600 sort them out later slap them with charges where you can you know obstruction of an officer sedition

00:21:17.320 like anything you can um oh also um just a as a housekeeping note there i'm not going to stream

00:21:34.600 on entropy anymore um nothing against entropy they were you know good to me for a long time but the

00:21:42.040 reality is that nobody watches there anymore and um there's issue like i tried to do it tonight and

00:21:49.480 the site wouldn't load and anyways i'm just uh done over this so there's going to be no rumble

00:21:54.120 is going to be exclusively what i stream on i don't know i might add odyssey or kick or something down

00:21:58.520 the line uh just to have you know an alternative in case it craps out or whatever

00:22:09.560 all right what actual topics you guys want to get into miss speaker says did you do you guys see what

00:22:17.240 went on at ubc uh if you're referring to was it jim mcmurtry and francis widdowson and i don't know if

00:22:25.960 dallas brody was there anyways the you know the residential school deniers and the rabid left-wing

00:22:33.000 psychopaths that were i don't know what they would have done if they could have but i did see that i

00:22:38.920 don't know if that was it if that's what you're referring to but yeah my speaker says yes yeah um

00:22:46.840 look i don't know

00:22:48.360 so obviously what is being done because this isn't the first time that's happened to that

00:22:55.080 you know click of people and obviously i support them 100 percent uh jim mcmurtry got fired for

00:23:00.600 telling the truth straight up that's what his the school board was it cam loops or i forget it was

00:23:08.440 somewhere in bc right the school board he worked for fired him because he's he simply told the truth

00:23:14.920 uh francis widdowson she's a i think a professor right yeah she's facing this backlash because

00:23:22.840 she's telling the truth and you know dallas brody for you know whatever faults she has

00:23:29.400 um again she's just asserting the truth um how how many times do we have to go through this before you

00:23:38.200 realize that the truth is is not a shield or like the truth doesn't matter to these people

00:23:47.320 um we like this goes back over a decade at this point but just let's you know

00:23:56.120 let's let's rewind you know back to 2015 2016 and jordan peterson on university campuses trying to talk

00:24:06.760 what was what happened and coulter on you know the university of ottawa what happened you know

00:24:15.960 why do you why do you think it's going to be different why do you think that going to these

00:24:19.720 places is productive or beneficial in any way um other than the fact that it highlights how vicious

00:24:30.920 and uh you know insane your political opponents are which there is value in but that point doesn't

00:24:38.360 need to be proven over and over again so what is the point in going to these universities i i don't

00:24:44.600 know maybe i'm missing something maybe i don't have the whole story but i just i simply don't see the

00:24:49.080 point in trying to go to these locations and you know have that conversation they're not interested in a

00:24:55.640 conversation that's the whole point the reason that they approach you the way they do is because

00:25:02.040 there's there's no conversation to be had with them the only thing that's left to do is fight these people

00:25:10.440 no amount of you know tactful um measured appropriate and just honest rhetoric or you know

00:25:23.320 conversation is going to convince these people that you're not a racist bigoted nazi that just wants

00:25:31.960 to you know justify the genocide of indigenous people or whatever none of that's going to help you

00:25:39.480 so the what you should be doing is not trying to have a conversation with those people you should

00:25:46.200 be trying to organize the people that already understand that the truth is on your side and all

00:25:53.240 there is left to do is fight the people who would rather reject the truth and assault you for trying

00:26:00.200 to tell the truth you know anyways i don't i don't get it um

00:26:09.480 um the speaker says ubc gets one billion dollars in public funding every year yeah and it will continue

00:26:20.760 to get its public funding until somebody with sanity comes into power and addresses that situation

00:26:27.480 unfortunately

00:26:48.040 miss speaker says it's a demonstration that's it yeah 100 i don't think it's

00:26:53.160 um i understand so i was gonna get into this um

00:27:02.840 you know like i made a few notes for this stream

00:27:07.560 now this is our approach okay and this is my way of explaining maybe i should just do this whole section

00:27:14.840 okay god oh oh derek's here what's the top he's got his nerd goggles on

00:27:24.680 dude when you have these lights shining in your face it

00:27:28.360 honest i agree like if i just looked at my light and now i have this circle in my

00:27:34.520 yeah it's why wearing a hat helps like the toque isn't as good you wear a hat it kind of covers

00:27:40.360 no i just went with that i'm rocking the look now yeah that looks good on you glasses old

00:27:47.400 sophisticated i was listening to talking about what where do you go with um

00:27:54.520 um mcmurdy and whittleson and all those people i think the only way forward is to dig

00:28:02.360 now the best way to do that is that a pun or are you mean literally dig no literally like what i think the

00:28:10.040 best way to do it is grab a bunch of indians right off the plane don't tell them anything

00:28:15.480 take them over there in a bus give them all a shovel and just let them dig and drive away

00:28:19.560 say i'll be back in eight hours and just let them get in trouble for it yeah um

00:28:30.760 i mean that kind of so what you just described in terms of stunts to me that kind of stuff like we're

00:28:36.760 going if they just said we're going to cam loops they had 10 people and they had shovels and they

00:28:42.760 have a camera crew or whatever and they just show up on the site and they're just like let's start

00:28:47.880 digging and they start digging and they all get that's a much better stunt than going to the ubc

00:28:53.160 or just have it at an angle that it's on grass where you can't tell where it is and actually break

00:28:58.760 ground with your shovel and start digging and watch how many people show up at cam loops yeah

00:29:02.760 like fair fair enough um what i was just about to get into is um i was going to go through this

00:29:14.280 a different way i don't know if i necessarily need to but um obviously the club has been fairly active

00:29:19.640 over the past couple weekends with different actions and um you know there's there's criticisms

00:29:27.240 and there's comments and stuff like that and some of them are the same old ones and some of them are

00:29:31.800 more insightful and you know uh worth paying attention to but um one of the one of the criticisms that i've

00:29:40.440 seen um that i i do want to address is it's said in different ways but basically what it amounts to

00:29:48.680 is what does this actually fix okay fair fair question right um no people want to see results

00:29:58.200 they're tired of uh like and it's fair because everything they see from politicians is performative

00:30:05.400 right like even we we comment on this with peter politis everything he did in that pavilion you know

00:30:12.440 speech that he gave and the whole setup of it was performative it's not actually about addressing

00:30:17.320 the issues or fixing anything it's about him making you feel like it's under control

00:30:22.840 so that he can go back to basically doing nothing and ignoring the problem or at least um you know

00:30:27.960 doing the absolute minimum to mitigate or or you know deal with the problem um so that he actually

00:30:34.680 you know you can say well we tried this we tried that right it's just performative um and to a certain

00:30:39.880 extent what we do obviously it's performative it's theatrical it's drama right we're setting the stage

00:30:46.040 for something that we're doing so that we create a propaganda piece um you know to disseminate

00:30:51.320 online and garner attention the difference is that um we're not pretending that we're actually solving

00:30:59.960 the issue i think that people get this messed up um i'm not under any delusions that when we go out

00:31:08.520 and we do a banner drop or a march or whatever that the problem is being fixed that's not the point

00:31:16.840 and so i just want to reiterate this you know most of you guys probably understand this whether

00:31:23.000 you know um you know definitively or uh intuitively or whatever but the purpose of doing one of these

00:31:32.360 actions the primary function for us doing any one of these actions is not to fix the problem it's to

00:31:39.320 recruit more people because the the truth is that we simply don't have enough guys enough resources

00:31:46.120 enough sophistication enough leverage any of the the you know characteristics that are required to

00:31:52.360 actually be effective we don't have those things yet both as an organization you know ourselves and

00:31:58.760 as a wider movement generally in the country so we simply don't have um what we need to to start even

00:32:06.600 you know addressing the problems in a way that uh you know could be considered tangible the secondary

00:32:13.800 purpose of doing an action is organizing and you know i've talked about this at length but it's about

00:32:21.800 getting guys to learn how to work together and understand how to act as a collective unit um that

00:32:29.240 that in itself is incredibly important and a lot of what you know people probably don't see is the stuff

00:32:35.080 that goes on in the background like these are guys like it takes a certain you know certain kinds

00:32:40.280 of skills and abilities to make these things go off the way they do and what those skills essentially

00:32:48.040 amount to is the ability to organize groups of men right that's that's what it is so they need to learn

00:32:54.600 these skills and we need those skills to um be proliferated among hundreds and hundreds of guys in order

00:33:02.440 to have a nationwide movement that's actually going to be effective the third purpose of one of these actions

00:33:09.560 is that it's moralizing or it's a morale building you know endeavor the guys who take part in these

00:33:16.600 actions are always come away energized you know um uh encouraged they want to do more they want to

00:33:26.280 you know assist the club more it's an it's it benefits them individually and the club as a whole

00:33:32.760 right and then the other three main functions of doing an action are awareness so actually bringing

00:33:41.240 attention to the issue that's being addressed by you know whichever whether it's the indie trucks kill

00:33:46.120 canucks or remigration or cbc whatever it is right um and then you know similarly um you know

00:33:55.720 what's it uh agitating would be another one like that's again a minor function so we do want to

00:34:02.440 agitate obviously we want our political opponents our ideological rivals to say things and you know make

00:34:10.600 admissions uh about you know their intentions that they otherwise wouldn't if we weren't doing it so

00:34:17.640 this this is basically the optics traps kind of optics trap um you know philosophy where you know

00:34:24.600 the best the the nsn guys were the best at this obviously when they go out and they say you know jews hate

00:34:30.440 freedom which they did in december of 2024 and then all the jewish lobbies are like we need to ban speech

00:34:37.240 like we need we need to ban freedom of speech we need to ban the nsn we need to like so didn't you

00:34:43.720 just kind of affirm that they're correct when they say jews hate like that kind of thing like that's

00:34:48.040 agitating to draw your ideological opponent into a trap um and then lastly is support um like that's the

00:34:58.280 seriously the the least important thing when it comes to function or the functions of an action

00:35:03.640 is it gives people who agree with us something that they can find hope in and you know cheer on

00:35:13.720 and in enjoy from the sidelines and that's basically it that's why we're doing actions it's not about

00:35:19.720 fixing the problem because dropping a banner is not going to send a million indians back to india obviously

00:35:25.320 we're not retarded oh they're getting this way i guess i'll pack my own bags head out

00:35:34.920 so there you go i've just i've just basically explained all of the functions of an action and

00:35:40.840 fixing the problem is not on the list because obviously that's not a solution obviously um it's

00:35:49.640 it's a step on the path to a solution so again this is jeremy talked about this a little bit with henrik

00:35:58.920 but everybody wants a instant solution yeah everybody they want to click a button they want

00:36:07.160 to check a box and now the problem is that's not how it works

00:36:11.800 so yeah i hope that summarizes that um i know i mean the critics aren't watching anyways

00:36:23.640 but that is the point of doing it's not about the three primary functions one two three

00:36:30.200 have nothing to do with the public at all it has to do with the club

00:36:33.960 other than recruit like obviously recruiting is to the public but

00:36:36.920 recruiting organizing morale those are the the primary three functions of doing an action like

00:36:44.280 that and it has nothing to do with like fixing the the problem or building awareness or that's not the

00:36:50.840 point it's it's for us we are doing it for us and to try and find more people like us that's it

00:36:57.960 all right i forgot that i could have shared this link with uh i don't even know how to say their name tavisk

00:37:14.440 oh tavsic tavsic that's it yeah that would be hilarious yeah all right so all of that that i just

00:37:23.560 went through was to say to you know miss speaker about um you know what what happened at ubc which is

00:37:35.160 i think that there's a fundamental misunderstanding about what you should be doing these things for

00:37:40.920 and like okay i just kind of explained logically everything that we're trying to achieve when we

00:37:48.200 do something like that in order of the importance of which we're trying to achieve it right

00:37:53.560 so if i was to ask if i was to go to francis widdowson or jim mcmurtry and you know god bless

00:37:58.040 them and i like i do like what they're doing and obviously i agree with them but if i was to go and

00:38:02.920 ask them like what was the point of going to ubc explain to me what you hope to accomplish by going

00:38:08.840 to ubc would they be able to and perhaps they could but i bet you it wouldn't be as well thought

00:38:17.240 out as what i just described to you morally i believe they're in the the right place what they're

00:38:22.760 trying to do of course they are it's just i agree with what you're saying is it the best use of your

00:38:28.840 time and resources to try the same thing over and over again like you got to switch it up at some point

00:38:37.880 um anastasia 411 says exposure and reach yeah absolutely it gets exposed again

00:38:45.400 okay let's let's go through this because you know this is worth going through the

00:38:53.240 you know the steps of thinking about it okay so if exposure and reach is what you know

00:38:59.640 widdowson and mcmurtry were trying to achieve they they got exposure and they got reach to who

00:39:05.560 i don't know to be honest with you within the twitter circles so this is the attitude that the right

00:39:18.920 has had when it comes to these interactions for over a decade now right so literally go back to jordan

00:39:27.400 peterson and and culture and uh any of the the campus speakers you know from the late

00:39:35.400 20 teens or mid 20 teens um they did the same thing you know go you can go find the the clips of

00:39:41.880 jordan peterson at you know university of toronto getting shouted down and yelled at by a rabid mob of

00:39:47.960 leftists right yeah it got exposure millions of people saw that started his career yeah he got a career out of it

00:39:56.360 but what did it actually tangibly achieve and the the reason i bring this up is because this this

00:40:01.560 has been going on forever and it doesn't actually fix the problem or it doesn't even begin to move in

00:40:11.480 the right direction so when this happens who who watches those clips who watched the videos of the

00:40:19.480 fallout at ubc who saw what they were doing uh people who already have seen that before and know

00:40:26.200 exactly you know what the left is like whenever you try to have a rational conversation about

00:40:32.920 something they have an emotional reaction to it's funny how you describe it too because i just thought

00:40:37.400 i was watching the same video again exactly we've seen it i didn't watch it like whether it's canada or

00:40:44.360 the united states or insert like there's hundreds of examples of the exact same thing normies aren't guys

00:40:51.000 normies aren't seeing that the average population is not seeing that stuff no it's being fed through rebel

00:40:57.800 news and you know online influencers and juno news and maybe maybe if you're lucky the national post will

00:41:06.280 talk about something um but it's not going to make you think the cbc uh you know special investigations

00:41:15.080 visual investigations unit is going to do a one-hour segment on you know what happened that no they're

00:41:21.240 not going to do that ctv isn't going to cover that and if they do they'll cover it favorably towards the

00:41:27.080 the rabid leftists so the point i'm getting at here is what are you actually trying to get across here

00:41:33.240 what do you what are you trying to do and i don't think there's really that much thought behind it in

00:41:38.680 these cases i think that they i think that i don't maybe i'm wrong but in the case of you know

00:41:45.640 francis widdison and jim mcmurtry i think that they are genuinely like they're still good faith people

00:41:53.320 trying to have a rational conversation with people who are not interested in a rational conversation

00:42:01.640 so what like what are you doing what is the point of this to be fair i think the only thing they're

00:42:07.800 doing is the only thing they know how to do what to do they don't know what to do and it's not a

00:42:13.160 slight on them for saying that it's i get it um you're going through the same process everybody does

00:42:18.680 when they've had their political awakening or whatever you want to call it you know they go through this uh

00:42:28.440 i don't know what to call it did i sorry mine froze up a little bit there i was looking at you like

00:42:37.640 i couldn't tell if it was you that froze up me yeah now you're gone completely i'm trying to find

00:42:46.120 that people are asking what happened i'm trying to find the clips of because i don't even know if i

00:42:52.680 saw all the clips i saw enough of what went on

00:42:55.480 here your picture's gone for me art there you are oh it's because it's because i was on twitter

00:43:07.400 probably uh sometimes it messes up like that um here's uh like this is this is just obviously this

00:43:15.800 this is a western standard

00:43:26.680 no i see this many people and i see people getting hurt at some point so exactly and so

00:43:35.320 basically

00:43:35.880 i don't know if if you want to do this if you want to cause a massive scene by drawing out huge

00:43:44.280 crowds of leftists you know so they can honk horns and shout you down and throw shit on your whatever

00:43:50.200 you know force you in a position where you get arrested or you know arrested for your own safety

00:43:54.760 kind of thing i mean go for it if you want to i'm not interested in that i don't see how that benefits

00:44:01.320 us no and food for thought to think about what messages have been put out to a lot of these

00:44:07.400 people that could be attending that like the david zagger acts and stuff like that that just want to

00:44:12.200 take the one shot the one swipe and stick you while you're in the crowd like it does happen and so you

00:44:19.960 know the i hate to make this comparison between the two because it's not it's an unfair one um but to me

00:44:28.360 there's very little difference between what you know the the um i need a different term for them

00:44:34.840 i'm going to call them the uh the orange deniers okay the orange denier i'm just going to use that as

00:44:42.440 the term yeah that's the residential school deniers yeah okay the dallas brody jim mcmurtry

00:44:50.920 who francis would whoever's in that you know yeah okay when they do these things

00:44:55.480 i see very little difference practically between what they're doing and what someone like joe anajar

00:45:02.920 aka puck daddy is doing you are contriving a situation where you cannot win and basically

00:45:13.240 the conditions for you achieving victory in that in those circumstances are being a victim

00:45:21.000 you understand what i mean whenever i say that yep that you'll often hear this you know espoused

00:45:30.200 whenever right-wingers put themselves in a situation where they're completely surrounded and getting

00:45:36.760 attacked from all sides they'll say something along the lines of well it was you know it was a victory or

00:45:45.320 it was worth doing because it exposed what the other side is like they have been exposed we know they

00:45:53.240 have been exposed over and over and over and over again from the bike locks to the head to the car

00:46:01.000 attacks that you know you know there's all kinds of stuff that we can point to about how the other side

00:46:06.600 has already been exposed to me what you're doing when you create a circumstance that mobilizes leftists

00:46:14.120 like this is you are getting them animated in a way that they otherwise wouldn't be if you approached it

00:46:21.480 differently and so this is why you know when puck daddy does his thing okay what he should be doing is

00:46:29.800 quietly organizing 50 60 however many he can get without doing it publicly have private groups start

00:46:39.640 getting the people that attend your rallies you know who most of the people attending those rallies are

00:46:45.240 now anyways do it more um just just tactfully as opposed to broadcasting when and where you're going

00:46:54.600 to be blah blah blah and the reason is because when you do that when you make these very uh blatant uh

00:47:03.160 you know announcements that you're going to be doing this and that at this location at this time

00:47:08.520 you are giving your enemy an opportunity to mobilize around you when we do our enemy doesn't have a chance

00:47:16.440 to mo like they don't have a chance to mobilize against us we go out there we say what we want to

00:47:22.760 and then we let the fallout happen online where there's no chance that or at least a lot less

00:47:28.440 chance that someone's going to get hurt that something's going to go disastrously and then on

00:47:32.680 top of that too the left seeds seeds about it because they can't get us in a situation like that

00:47:42.040 so like to to me just the way we approach it the way you know the active club model approach to

00:47:48.600 political activism is just clearly superior when it comes to right-wing you know political protests

00:47:54.680 or or you know activism in 2026 and the people who are still trying to do these things are just they're

00:48:00.200 not thinking ahead they're not seeing how these things aren't going to benefit them in the long run

00:48:05.240 but no it's just that short-term gratification of hey look at me for a few hours out of the day and he

00:48:11.080 gets the high out of the clicks and the likes and you know so i had this with uh altercation with dean

00:48:18.680 blundell where dean blundell said to jeremy we'll take 20 my friends 20 of your friends like dude i have

00:48:27.000 20 guys that can show up in order for you to get 20 guys you have to broadcast it and you don't know

00:48:33.000 who's going to show up when you broadcast it my guys could show up as your guys

00:48:42.120 and that's the problem when you broadcast it to whoever and you end up with guys drinking

00:48:46.360 beer and smoking joints and yelling freedom and wearing thongs who the let that do

00:48:52.200 you remember that guy um the freedom i'm the guy on the thong and whatever like get the away from me

00:48:58.040 so this was i don't care who that guy was that bothered me who's letting that guy hang around

00:49:07.800 i mean yeah that was a little obviously that was pretty egregious but um you know i understand to

00:49:14.120 an extent because that was kind of the approach to um that was a very canadian approach to protesting on

00:49:21.800 serious top like we like obviously we did it too right i never look at me running around the convoy

00:49:28.760 it wasn't wearing a thong in front no obviously not but i'm saying

00:49:34.200 look at best damn roofer josh bigger right his get up and you know i enjoy that it's just

00:49:41.000 thong guy kept coming back and it's like what yeah it bothered me or remember um you know shirtless

00:49:47.640 like joint guy obviously i i met him that guy's actually really cool they saw that wasn't lewd

00:49:55.880 no no but i'm just i'm just saying like people you know try to be different characters and you know

00:50:01.160 there's always a you know that's gonna bring in the weirdos to a certain extent so

00:50:06.840 might just have furries running around

00:50:08.600 anyways uh the i guess to cap that off um

00:50:18.680 there's a better there's it's time to approach this methodically tactfully objectively like stop

00:50:28.120 trying to do these these big scenes don't change anything no so what again francis widdowson jim

00:50:36.840 mcmurtry uh and the other people there's obviously there's others too their names elude me right now

00:50:41.960 but there's other you know outspoken uh people that are talking about the lies that have been spun

00:50:47.160 about residential schools and you know the treatment of first nations you would be better served starting

00:50:53.160 an organization you know something like um jim was actually somebody i could see sitting in front of

00:51:01.640 a desk saying you know challenging people to a debate like the crowder style thing they won't

00:51:07.880 they won't do it though i know but that's he's i could see him doing that and actually sitting down

00:51:13.240 to have a conversation with people and having the knowledge to back it up like if they had that

00:51:17.720 somewhat of a format for him to yeah he's incredibly knowledgeable about this topic and that's why he knew

00:51:23.480 what the truth was and you know said it and um but they they would be better served starting some kind of

00:51:32.600 uh what would you call that a uh

00:51:38.760 a non-profit i guess or a

00:51:43.880 an awareness campaign or something that is just in in you know counters the orange shirt you know truth

00:51:49.720 and reconciliation movement and start something that's like uh you should start it give send go

00:51:56.120 for real radar or for a backhoe or something like that i i don't know what you'd call it but like

00:52:03.240 no truth or no reconciliation without truth like just you know something like that where it's like

00:52:11.800 we're gonna start organizing people we're gonna disseminate literature we're gonna just talk about

00:52:16.200 the facts we're gonna get volunteers of people who agree with us and we're gonna lobby on this

00:52:21.000 specific issue we need people to do that but what's not helpful is just you know creating what

00:52:27.160 was it was i think it was university of victoria they were at back in december and it was the same thing

00:52:31.960 it was the same thing yeah i'm trying to think of a better approach for them like obviously their

00:52:38.680 approach would have to be different than than what we're doing it doesn't apply to them there is some

00:52:43.720 things that they can do i'm sure that's well the the better comparison would be something like the

00:52:48.680 dominion society like you can start a an organization that doesn't really require that much uh especially

00:52:56.760 when you have names like that that already have a bit of a following on their own so anyways but this

00:53:03.880 is the point is um that's how things actually that's how we can make tangible differences

00:53:11.240 and the problem is that people would again it comes down to this like they're still stuck in

00:53:17.080 entertainment mode where they would rather sit there and watch this the absurd you know fallout of

00:53:23.560 widdowson and mcmurtry going to a university camp and seeing the the insane behavior of uh leftists then

00:53:31.080 they would actually you know want to get involved in some kind of organization that's going to

00:53:36.200 advocate for things they believe in so i'd like to see jim do a kind of like how you had the

00:53:41.960 nationalist film board i'd like that and say all right if you know the truth go through it with us

00:53:47.960 like absolutely like a youtube channel simple as that he's a teacher for fuck's sake i think that would

00:53:54.040 be really beneficial actually but anyways this again i i don't know maybe maybe i'm not right maybe

00:54:00.200 what they're doing is the correct way to go about it i just i don't see it at this point we've

00:54:05.080 seen this all before um and on like i've i've spoken with jim directly before and i know he's

00:54:11.880 intelligent i know he knows what he's talking about i've interviewed him yeah the sorry i've

00:54:17.400 interviewed him i've had him on the channel yeah like he's not a dumb guy he knows what he's talking

00:54:22.120 about but he needs to be given a platform because i otherwise than that the the biggest problem

00:54:30.280 that a lot it's not even a problem it's like a it's like a virtuous weakness right or a virtue that

00:54:40.520 they've allowed to become a weakness like empathy like if you allow yourself if you allow your empathy

00:54:46.600 to be weaponized against you then it's a weakness it's not a virtue and so a lot of these people are

00:54:52.200 still stuck in the liberal mentality in the they're still stuck in this you know idea that they need

00:54:59.240 to operate in good faith with people who would fucking kill them if they could and that's their

00:55:05.800 flaw that they haven't yet gotten over well i will not take anything away from how do you say your last

00:55:12.680 name whittleston widowson widowson yeah from her bravery from going out there and doing this like

00:55:20.040 jesus christ lady i wouldn't want to do that uh yeah like chief chief commandant of the granny waffen 100

00:55:30.920 yeah and like i will extend my platform to you as well if you ever want to come on and talk

00:55:37.400 but i don't think that will do anything to be honest but i would love to talk to you

00:55:40.920 if oh you actually just reminded me of something too you know max genest or i don't know if he's

00:55:48.280 yeah the younger kid so um i have no way of contacting him uh because i don't have twitter and

00:55:57.560 um or i i do but i can't actually get a hold of him if anybody has contact with him let him know because

00:56:05.160 he did stand up for myself and lee stewie getting kicked off of twitter so if uh that kid's got the

00:56:12.440 fuzz on his peaches to have a conversation with me on a daily toll or you know come join us on a

00:56:17.960 plat army 100 we'll have them fuzz on his peaches yeah i mean i mean he defended us but like do you

00:56:25.560 do you do you want that clip you want that any hate article i mean i like that though door is open but

00:56:33.080 you know know know the territory that you know it comes with

00:56:39.000 but he seems like he's got a good head on his shoulders and uh is i listened to it was months

00:56:46.520 ago now that i first came across him and i was like he's got a lot of the good points and he's

00:56:51.080 definitely needs some work on some of his rhetoric or whatnot but he's heading in the right direction

00:56:55.240 and yeah we need uh he's gotta gotta hit the weights though too man

00:57:03.160 got gotta bulk up there max

00:57:09.480 yeah i haven't watched a whole lot of his stuff but i mean there's not a lot of content that i actually

00:57:13.080 watch anymore no neither do i but when i do check twitter i often see his clips pop up and they are

00:57:19.720 good um yeah all right um mad joyles says appreciate all you do well thank you very much

00:57:28.200 for that uh contribution i appreciate that right back uh cocaine rim jobs is the township of cochran

00:57:34.600 should implement uh commercial vehicle safety and competency checkpoints at every possible choke

00:57:40.200 point if you were to do something derek for mayor slash king i agree with that uh doing it because if you

00:57:49.400 were a mayor of a town that's something you could do there's very it's very easy to have choke points

00:57:56.600 here in cochran like we have one artery that comes through and you could easily do that

00:58:05.000 yeah i mean anybody that looks at a budget seeing how much your uh emergency services are spending by

00:58:12.760 going out and having to clean up after these guys and uh uh what it would cost to man two guys doing

00:58:21.160 inspections and hauling people off the road yeah well one one thing too actually i meant to bring this

00:58:29.800 up when it came to you know the critics about you know what we've done particularly over the past couple

00:58:34.840 weeks but in general one of the the weirdest ones that i've seen is right wingers or like not they're

00:58:43.640 not necessarily you know fans of us or whatever but they are ostensibly you know on the right or

00:58:48.840 conservative or something you know quasi not whatever right um something they're not technically

00:58:55.640 shit libs i guess but the response to what we expose about peter politis how he you know very

00:59:04.840 two-facedly uh agreed with derek and was nodding along and you know seemed like he i don't i don't

00:59:12.760 know henrik i don't know if you saw this in the interview with uh that henrik did with jeremy but

00:59:17.080 henrik brought it up uh and henrik asked the question of do you think that he genuinely you know was

00:59:23.400 agreeing with derek or do you think that he was just not like you know greasy fucking politician

00:59:28.360 who agrees with everybody that he talks to um you know because because that's a good strategy if

00:59:35.560 you're a politician is to just nod along and be like oh yeah i totally understand you're right

00:59:40.360 that's the way i see it i would lean towards that too uh obviously but even then is that better

00:59:47.880 it wait like is it better that the politician is just a greasy fucking piece of shit who tells

00:59:56.520 everybody what they want to hear and has no integrity and no morals and no you know principal

01:00:03.000 stances i was like he just fucking nods along goes oh yeah you're totally right like he's just

01:00:08.360 he's basically the inverse of a yes man to his constituents well they actually he co-opted this protest

01:00:14.840 like well yeah they had the pre-made signs so that they could keep it about being safety

01:00:21.480 so he could use this as propaganda to get funding it's not about the safety and the lives that are lost

01:00:28.360 like the safety of canadians that's about funding the the point is though there was people who again are

01:00:37.880 ostensibly on the right who were criticizing us for exposing the mayor for saying that he

01:00:46.200 understands the issue with the indians or you know what he said you're right when you were you mentioned

01:00:52.120 the indians and the problem with them and he goes you're right you know the the indian invasion i think

01:00:56.680 you said and he said you're right um why is it bad that we showed that he said that to derek you know

01:01:07.800 not even in private by the way i think this is a misnomer and i you know love wiretap but i think

01:01:14.760 he said this incorrectly he mentioned something about a hot mic or something like that in his release of it

01:01:21.400 we weren't hiding that we were filming no we had two cameras in that building and it was very clear

01:01:28.600 that they were filming yeah this is a public event so we weren't deceiving him into thinking that he

01:01:36.120 was in a private conversation and then exposed like we were we didn't james o'keefe him no no no

01:01:42.120 it wasn't like that it's uh he came up and talked to the camera person as well asking about the camera

01:01:46.600 what it did and everything prior like he knew he was on camera this was a public event so there was

01:01:53.240 that aspect of it first of all but also we were like oh great job so now you know a conservative

01:02:01.560 politician who was on our side is under the you know the under fire because you've exposed him

01:02:08.760 and it's just like what what the fuck is wrong with people like how how little do you think of

01:02:17.640 yourself that you make excuses for a two-faced piece of shit who refuses to say the truth in public

01:02:26.520 but you think he's just gonna do you know oh look look i know he can't talk about it but he's gonna do it

01:02:33.240 in the background man he's working in behind the scenes he's fighting for you like yeah you are so

01:02:39.640 delusional and pathetic that you believe that if you believe that and you're not just saying it because

01:02:45.960 you want to take a shot at us but i saw that criticism quite a lot about how we're dicks because

01:02:51.240 we you know expose the conservative and he's not even conservative no he's far left he's calling us

01:02:57.640 fascists and white supremacists and agreeing with antifa online like he is he hated the convoy

01:03:03.000 as it went through like yeah he's a far left and even if he was conservative what do you consider

01:03:09.080 conservative in canada like john tory conservative people mad at us for you know exposing this piece

01:03:19.800 of who has absolutely zero integrity um like why is that our fault like why is it our job to not tell

01:03:28.520 the truth no and expose liars who are in positions of power in this country i saw this there's a similar

01:03:36.520 criticism to the the aurelia uh banner drop and i don't know it was a huge long spiel but the the

01:03:43.560 you know the gist of it was that um you know you guys are damaging um you guys are damaging

01:03:54.520 this movement through your rhetoric and your uh style or your approach and i was just like all we

01:04:01.800 did was drop a banner that assertively and plainly told the truth yeah that's right the criticism is

01:04:10.040 they're taking talking points that we would use and making them look bad yes no no you you were never

01:04:16.600 using these talking points prior to us like we're making room for you to be able to say these things

01:04:24.280 well even we said like in the case of indian trucks kill canucks that is just objectively and plainly the

01:04:33.960 truth said in an assertive manner in four words we're just saying the fucking truth and you know

01:04:42.520 is it a voltaire quote i think you know if the truth will kill them let them die like if you can't

01:04:47.880 handle simple plain truths then just off and die like like you're a pussy especially if you know that

01:04:56.120 it's true too which is that's why that one irritated me so much is because this person has a john a

01:05:01.880 mcdonald banner calls himself a nationalist and they're like oh you guys are you're damaging you're

01:05:07.160 you're poisoning the water for you know sensible nationalists it's like who who who like who else

01:05:14.680 out there are are we damaging through doing this explain to me who else is is you know in in the camp

01:05:22.520 or in the fight um anyways well something we should be used to now regardless of what

01:05:32.760 the banner we drop or what we do no matter who it is that are looking at us they're doing it through

01:05:39.720 their lens and apply it to them selectively how they're outraged about it what what bothers them

01:05:45.800 about it like this jewish organization well they're they're offended that we're going after hindus

01:05:55.080 oh yeah that was a pretty funny one

01:05:56.680 hang on before we get into that uh just so i'm not forgetting about these uh 2021 tlc gifted five

01:06:06.200 subscriptions thanks so much uh god aim my ball says on monday after work my boss told me about these guys

01:06:11.720 called second sons he saw on facebook holding a banner about g truckers we're living in interesting

01:06:16.600 times this is one of the really like a very interesting point and i don't know if other guys

01:06:22.280 have experienced this i haven't necessarily asked them but this is the first time we've done an

01:06:26.520 action where i have had um random people not random people that i know um you know reach out to me

01:06:35.080 or tell me when i see them that they saw what we were doing on whatever or so one of their friends

01:06:43.400 was showing them what we did and they they know me and they know what you know i do they knew i was there

01:06:49.480 so it went in it went in very different circles and had a lot of reach that is not necessarily

01:06:57.880 uh limited to the online uh no limited to our reach yeah so i i saw that a lot and then also

01:07:07.240 from what i've i haven't checked in with recruiting but from what i did hear about

01:07:11.640 the spike in in applications it was a big one so i uh um let me just count how many times people have

01:07:20.840 asked me to run for mayor and i'm not i don't mean our people in here in the podcast and that i mean

01:07:26.040 people from in town and the different people i know and stuff and no i'm not running for mayor

01:07:30.680 that's i would have to put everything else aside

01:07:37.320 i don't see the point

01:07:40.840 no no i i don't know i would have to put everything aside because i actually asked chat gpt like okay

01:07:48.440 show me the steps and how to do it yeah

01:07:54.520 it sounds like a headache i don't want but at the same time

01:07:57.800 that's what everybody in cochran is doing none of them want the headache nobody wants to be mayor

01:08:03.400 you know but you always have to beware the guy that wants to be the better approach

01:08:11.080 you know the i think the better approach in your situation is to find someone who is well known like

01:08:18.120 not necessarily known as being associated with you or anybody and endorse them yeah well not just

01:08:24.200 endorse them but help them to run and you know work with work with them i wonder if

01:08:30.760 donald best would run a great great example right like he'd be better suited for that job than myself

01:08:39.640 if he wants me as staff sure you know i would help but i would say he's more suited than than myself

01:08:47.000 call up chris guy i'm gonna be your mayor i came back to this country

01:08:56.520 i came all the way back to canada from mexico uh it was very successful i brought lots of canadians

01:09:02.280 there mexico's great but i've come back here because it's time for me to be mayor of cochran

01:09:06.760 and if i did become mayor i would still do the housing projects that are going to be high density

01:09:14.360 housing but there wouldn't be immigrants filling them it'd be refugees from brampton

01:09:22.120 start filling it with dags

01:09:26.200 all right oz you gotta go outside i'll be right back

01:09:28.120 okay um

01:09:49.880 well when derek gets back we'll do the taf6 stuff but um

01:09:58.520 yeah i don't know i hope hopefully a lot of that made sense kind of went on a different

01:10:02.600 tangent than i was hoping to uh tonight but i think that was actually probably

01:10:07.800 worthwhile and informative

01:10:11.800 oh we will do dominion we'll do dominion society too um

01:10:27.320 um

01:10:32.760 at some at some point after we're done maybe with the taf6 stuff

01:10:43.480 what is derek doing you back

01:10:48.040 okay well hang on while while derek's doing that i'm just gonna take it i gotta i gotta use the

01:10:52.600 i gotta hit the head

01:11:00.200 oh

01:11:02.680 well if you want to talk to them while i hit the head go for it

01:11:05.000 oh all right what were you talking about not nothing i was just waiting for you to come back there

01:11:10.680 oh all right yeah we we could talk what you guys want to talk about no i'm not becoming mayor

01:11:16.360 but i do like the idea of endorsing somebody

01:11:22.200 uh to become mayor because it turns out like nobody wanted to run and the one guy that ran against

01:11:30.440 uh peter ended up getting screwed up something on his finances or something like that

01:11:35.880 so if somebody wants to come up here and do all the work for me they can they can be mayor i'll just put

01:11:43.480 my face up there and you guys can just do all the mayor stuff and you guys can have the salary just

01:11:50.520 put my face out there dude it'd be so funny the spotlight that would be put on the town

01:11:55.400 like nazi gets elected to fucking mayor of cochran oh dude that it might be worth it just for the headlines

01:12:07.640 or even just like

01:12:11.080 even just registering like getting the 25 signatures it takes because i did look at it

01:12:16.600 yeah i'll just work remotely 25 signatures and uh yeah you could just register for it

01:12:29.800 well why not even if it was just fucking

01:12:33.880 for fun you know just for the headlines bring all the attention on on cochran and everything like

01:12:39.720 that and just step out at the last minute endorse the other guy

01:12:46.600 uh and as far as the expenses in accounting go just like don't don't spend a dime on advertising

01:12:53.880 or don't spend a dime on anything and just say no i didn't spend any money i didn't put anything up

01:12:59.240 i just walked around town and shook hands with people the old-fashioned way

01:13:06.920 uh yeah there's the whole campaign finance issue solved right there just don't accept dime

01:13:17.560 and just fucking walk around town shaking people's hands and that's it

01:13:25.960 sounds like a good campaign all right you want to do the let's do the taf sick thing

01:13:30.680 yeah yeah all right and then uh i do want to get into uh some of the stuff the minion society

01:13:35.880 was doing and yeah they're really good actually let's go outside

01:13:39.960 so yeah tavix tav sick

01:13:47.480 when you read it backwards it says kiss fat so i think that should be their name

01:13:52.520 so kiss fat says that this is appalling they might as well be wearing pointed white hoods

01:13:57.320 pointed white hoods come on

01:14:03.960 indian canadians help build our country and are just as much of the part of the fabric

01:14:08.680 of canada as anyone else

01:14:10.280 the level of hate towards hindu community has grown out of control and has to be addressed

01:14:16.360 and combated this country is losing its soul now why did they assume right away that we're talking

01:14:22.600 about hindus

01:14:23.240 i did talk about that afterwards but it's because it's the same reason boardman tries to align himself

01:14:31.240 with the hindus yeah 100 you know

01:14:34.200 first this this is an entirely valid point because you know while it is both you know both you know

01:14:42.360 hindus and sikhs and it's not you know punjab obviously is more of a an issue region for canada

01:14:48.280 than other regions of you know india but the majority of the truck drivers that we're talking about are

01:14:54.840 actually punjabi sikhs not hindus of course there are some but we're the reason we said indian and not

01:15:02.920 hindu or sikh is because it's fucking both yeah it's an all-encompassing it's an all-inclusive

01:15:10.760 racist slur

01:15:15.480 uh

01:15:18.040 it's not a slur for illegal purposes obviously indian is not a slur that's why we used indian because it's

01:15:26.200 objectively what they are and it's factually correct so i guess if it's all-inclusive it's

01:15:31.160 fucking an oxymoron saying it's a slur as well slur is usually pretty now if we said packy trucks

01:15:39.240 kill connects that'd be different packy is also not a slur unless you know i i know that some people

01:15:45.880 say it's a slur it was our favorite slur when i was growing up i say afghani is that a slur if i say

01:15:52.840 uzbekki is that haji i think is a slur well they're called yeah that is a slur but packy is not

01:16:00.280 technically a slur it's just for some reason you know it's well that's because in england when they

01:16:06.040 were letting the packies in it was never packy they would say paki so you just assumed assumed it

01:16:11.320 it was a slur because it was always preceded by the word fucking the the other thing too is the

01:16:20.200 irony within days of us doing both of these demonstrations there was stories that came out

01:16:27.640 about absurd levels of fraud and corruption within the trucking and like honestly it wouldn't have

01:16:36.440 mattered when we did this because the story exactly like their stories are always happening so it seems

01:16:42.280 like it's just like oh wow that's good timing no the timing is consistent it's all the time they just

01:16:47.960 had a 50 car pile up on the 401 and a lady lost her life uh today as well like it's happening every day

01:16:55.240 the one thing i will caution against and you know i've said this before is if you don't know don't try

01:17:02.600 to use it as an example of um you know that specific group being an issue because the reality

01:17:12.600 is and this this is you know the leftist approach to dealing with this problem is like well not it's

01:17:17.160 not only indians who get in accidents it's like yeah obviously shithead but they are clearly a

01:17:23.960 disproportionate problem and the reason why this has become uh you know a problem that everybody is

01:17:31.480 familiar with this this wasn't like this before so yeah 50 car pileups happened you know before

01:17:37.960 okay it can't happen you know truck drivers can do things um it's just happening way more and because

01:17:43.960 of a specific group of people so unless unless you know don't use it in that way as as peter polite

01:17:50.200 would say it like i hang around a lot of roughnecks right so that would mean tow truck companies big truck

01:17:57.560 drivers a lot of blue collar workers we all say the same thing we've all noticed the same thing

01:18:04.280 every time you see something happening it's an indian behind the wheel it's a brown guy yeah which

01:18:10.200 is why people jump to the conclusion regardless of whether they know or not that it's a indian which

01:18:15.640 is a good obviously that's the correct instinct okay you know that there's a giant group on facebook

01:18:21.080 called skilled trucks kill or skilled truckers canadian the canadian one okay they have to take

01:18:27.400 the sound off of all of their videos now because all of the drivers driving by taking video are doing

01:18:33.800 that dinga dinga dinga dinga dinga dinga dinga dinga song whenever they're driving by so they just take

01:18:38.840 the sound off and they just have drive-bys now with no sound or all videos people add that sound over it as

01:18:46.600 well like it's that bad and it's happening it was better when it better it was better exposure

01:18:58.280 when it happened in america yeah yeah the guy doing the u-turn killed three people and he had a fake

01:19:05.080 license and they they like shined a light on what was going on and that's just a glimpse of what's

01:19:10.360 happening in canada there are thousands of those guys like just recently they they closed down

01:19:16.600 how many trucking schools um a few i think it was three or four yeah and all those guys charged

01:19:25.080 with fraud now find that those guys were charged with fraud but if any of the people with their

01:19:30.760 licenses have killed somebody and that gets traced back to them they should also be called

01:19:35.080 uh charged with negligent homicide you know you're putting people out there that are supposed to be

01:19:43.080 licensed in a country where safety has always been paramount like we've always been looking after

01:19:49.400 our guys oh we got to have better training it doesn't matter if people are just giving them away

01:19:55.400 and selling them

01:19:58.440 yeah i agree i mean we think we talked about this on sunday as well though but this is a common thing of

01:20:03.560 you know well it's it's not race it's we need better licensing procedures and we need better

01:20:08.840 you know red tape and and you know checks and balances and we need it doesn't matter what

01:20:14.440 bureaucracy you put up there it's the people in charge of that that are the problem no you allowed

01:20:20.600 indians in charge of this giving out the licenses and testing people that's the problem that i i would

01:20:28.600 say yeah yes it is you know the fact that these people are coming in here to begin with which is a

01:20:33.800 high level problem but what more what i was getting at there is like so we had a system right we had a

01:20:40.520 system and it worked and it ensured relatively you know acceptable safety among you know transport truck

01:20:47.960 drivers on our roads right and then a bunch of people came here and they didn't respect that system

01:20:56.040 and they looked for ways to get around it and cut corners and now it's a problem so if you increase the

01:21:02.760 the level of um you know restrictions in that system and you up the bar of entry do you think

01:21:10.680 that the people who didn't give a shit about your system before are suddenly going to care about the

01:21:16.600 rules and regulations that you've added or are they just going to find new ways to get around them and

01:21:21.800 the answer is obvious like they're just gonna default that system to the best example to compare that

01:21:27.720 too would be something like gun control now it doesn't matter how many you know laws or restrictions

01:21:33.400 you put on uh gun owners who will go through the correct legal process to obtain firearms and ammunition

01:21:40.920 the criminals don't care they're gonna go buy it illegally they're just gonna go around it so the law

01:21:48.040 the law doesn't actually fix the problem it just makes life worse for law-abiding citizens

01:21:53.560 it's like you're not fixing it

01:21:58.600 regarding the the tafzik thing um oh right for those who aren't where tafzik is um go to their

01:22:06.840 profile for a second so first of all this is not a canadian organization it's an international

01:22:12.600 jewish organization now read what it says there oh we are a jewish civil rights group combating jew

01:22:19.640 hatred across the globe wouldn't you be safe fighting anti-semitism one light one heart we are

01:22:26.200 forever the jewish people so it's i mean they i can't remember if they're i think they might be

01:22:33.400 based in canada but they operate you know internationally you know the way that jews do

01:22:38.120 so get that out of the way first of all second of all uh

01:22:47.800 why do they feel it's their responsibility to you know tell canadians what you know is the

01:22:54.360 soul of canada this country is losing its soul i disagree i think it's refined maybe it's not

01:23:00.360 refining its soul but it's certainly reclaiming its balls well it's gonna be it's gonna be hardened

01:23:06.600 into a diamond um additionally you know we we went over this a bunch of times the the reality is that

01:23:16.920 most people agree um most canadians know that this is true they've observed it they've talked about it

01:23:23.560 you know whether publicly or around the dinner table or in quiet conversations around the water

01:23:29.080 whatever it is at the bar they've talked about this problem and they know it's true so no amount of

01:23:34.600 shaming us is gonna convince them that it's not true it's just gonna scare them from you know

01:23:39.000 supporting us for now it's just gonna expose who you are yeah like going against this you cannot

01:23:44.920 stand against this it's happening in every commonwealth country the states obviously knows

01:23:51.400 what's going on they see it in the trucking industry canada's got a massive problem with it

01:23:55.160 and i heard about it's in australia now oh did you hear that we definitely i think we definitely

01:24:00.680 talked about it whenever it happened but new zealand so i'll pull it up just because just in case

01:24:07.720 people haven't seen it

01:24:16.440 new zealand yeah what did they do i'm trying to find a good reputable webs anyways um

01:24:26.040 well the i don't know the finance this is the correct number why did new zealand cancel 459

01:24:32.200 licenses of indian origin truck drivers all you need to know new zealand canceled 459 indian origin

01:24:39.720 truck drivers licenses after fraud audit causing protests financial struggle and concerns over trucking

01:24:45.000 short shortages and migrant documentation rules uh uh official data confirmed that every canceled

01:24:55.240 license belonged to a driver born in india however none of the licenses licenses were converted directly

01:25:00.680 from india most converted documents from the united arab emirates uh however 18 were from australia

01:25:06.040 and five from canada so basically they committed fraud on their trucking licenses you kidding me

01:25:15.560 yeah they committed fraud it's weird they did it in new zealand they did it in america they're doing

01:25:20.840 it like it's almost like they don't give a fuck it doesn't really matter what your system is

01:25:27.240 i just don't believe it was my sorry was my guys are saying i was frozen was my audio frozen or just no

01:25:35.160 it's just your camera freeze every once in a while i don't know why it's doing that with twitter tonight

01:25:39.080 but it is um so yeah yeah well we'll read this out i suppose yeah go for it get it over with

01:25:52.760 uh this is appalling should i do it like a jew voice might as well be wearing white hoods

01:26:01.000 i can't i can't do well maybe for the first one but not for all of it

01:26:04.200 indian canadians helped build the country and are just as much as part of the fabric of canada as

01:26:12.600 anyone else the level of hate towards hindu community has grown out of control and has

01:26:18.040 to be addressed and combated this country is losing its soul i haven't seen that much

01:26:22.600 well maybe towards their statues but i mentioned that saying it's weird that you would position yourself

01:26:27.880 to have sympathy for the hindu community in this case because everyone knows it's primarily

01:26:32.040 sikhs in the trucking industry but you can't seem to have sympathy for them now can you i'm surprised

01:26:36.760 they got back to me after this i thought they would have gave up of course we can it can't be that

01:26:41.720 hard for you to understand we support everyone who isn't a racist hindu sikhs christians muslims catholic

01:26:47.000 buddhists if the person is kind and appreciates canada we will defend them

01:26:52.120 from people who spew hatred towards them charming rhetoric but would you protect palestinians from

01:26:58.840 hatred or does your inclusivity conveniently skip them absolutely we work with palestinians whoops

01:27:05.880 oh my mouse has been doing this lately takes off on its own we work with palestinians how much clearer

01:27:13.480 can we be the here isn't a single group of people we're working with because of their religion

01:27:19.640 nationality ethnicity sexual orientation it's not very complicated good that means you recognize

01:27:25.480 palestine as a place with its own distinct identity so you're against the ethnic cleansing of palestine

01:27:33.080 uh so they challenge me and say answer these questions do indian canadians deserve less freedoms

01:27:39.640 and rights than white canadians do jewish canadians deserve less freedoms and rights than white canadians

01:27:44.520 who are the indigenous people of canada who are the indigenous people of israel

01:27:48.840 you aren't going to question us over and over again as if we're on trial easy lawyer if you'd like

01:27:55.000 an interview we could do it live in a zoom call record the entire thing we'll see how you fare

01:28:01.480 so i set him a leg so the the answer to this to their questions there answer these questions do indian

01:28:09.320 canadians deserve less freedoms and rights than white canadians the answer is first of all yes but

01:28:16.440 second of all there is no such thing as an indian canadian those things are you're either indian or

01:28:20.760 you're canadian right so those two things are mutually exclusive and so the idea that you would

01:28:25.960 combine those two things doesn't make any sense to begin with but let's say hypothetically you're

01:28:29.960 referring to do indians live like i'll rephrase the question do indians living in canada deserve

01:28:36.200 less freedoms and rights than canadians and the answer is yes yes because they're not part of the

01:28:43.720 nation and i'll give you an example if i go to saudi arabia am i entitled to the same rights and

01:28:52.280 privileges as the rest of the population and the answer is no if i go to china i can go to china

01:29:00.040 am i entitled to the same rights and privileges as the rest of the chinese nation obviously not

01:29:06.680 because i'm not part of that nation so yes your rights and freedoms within a society are dependent

01:29:14.360 on upon whether or not you are part of that society in the same way that if i invite a friend over to

01:29:21.320 my house or if somebody's visiting my house they do not have the same rights and freedoms in my house

01:29:27.880 that i do obviously it was a common practice in canada we at sheridan nurseries in georgetown we would

01:29:34.200 bring up jamaicans to pick the pick the plants in that they had very limited access to town and uh

01:29:41.400 yeah that's the way it was then they went home at the end of the season yeah it's the same as having

01:29:48.840 chinese workers come and do the railroad so then you send them home this does not mean in theory that

01:29:55.560 you know these people aren't worthy of respect or that they shouldn't be treated with dignity

01:30:00.760 it's just an assertion that political rights privileges freedoms within a nation state

01:30:09.640 are supposed to be reserved for the people who are members of that nation the rules set out by the

01:30:17.000 nation state are supposed to govern members of the nation not foreigners visiting it so again for

01:30:23.800 example you know you could use any you know what medieval or roman or like anything like that right

01:30:31.080 if you are a free like let's use i don't know england if i am a free citizen or you know a free

01:30:38.200 man within england i am entitled to walk around with weapons if a foreign dignitary and their entourage

01:30:44.760 are visiting england are they entitled they might be with permission you know given the ability to walk

01:30:50.360 around with weapons but if they're there on a diplomatic like they're not entitled to just

01:30:54.520 walk around with a army of men that are armed to the teeth obviously not obviously not so like yeah

01:31:02.440 obviously the rights privileges are for the nation that they're set out for not for you know foreigners

01:31:09.800 well for those who are having a hard time understanding it think about giving canadians the

01:31:13.880 same rights you would want to see the indigenous have like the same rights you would fight for them

01:31:22.200 we want here's here's an obvious one obvious one seeks should not be allowed to walk around with

01:31:31.400 spears and swords and you know daggers in our country and if they don't like that if they object to the

01:31:39.560 fact that no you as a foreign population you know visiting or you know even residing if that was the

01:31:46.840 case on our territory within our nation are not going to be permitted to carry weapons that could

01:31:52.840 potentially be used against our people you will disarm yourself or you will not be allowed in the in

01:32:00.440 in our nation and if they if they say no then fine go fucking home if your religion matters that much

01:32:07.080 to you go home so so yeah i hope that settles it tafsic but again tafsic isn't actually this this

01:32:17.720 is again them trying to number one oh did this go on no you you answered number one do can indian

01:32:25.000 canadians deserve less freedoms and rights than white canadians and then do jewish canadians deserve

01:32:29.960 less freedoms and rights than white canadians my answer was they can go to israel and jorm

01:32:34.280 enjoy more freedom instead of trying to limit ours make your alia if you want to have you know rights

01:32:41.720 and privileges that are are for your people um i'm not keeping you here we're not keeping you here

01:32:48.680 they'll be with your people um and then yeah what's the is there a third who are the indigenous people

01:32:54.920 of canada um well first of all there are no indigenous people to canada um if you're referring to

01:33:03.560 the redskins they came here from mongolia and siberia however long ago well you can even say to

01:33:10.520 them as having their own nations within canada they're not canadian they weren't part of that

01:33:14.760 they wanted a separate identity so what they have a separate identity well they yeah obviously so even

01:33:21.960 using indigenous broadly as a term to describe the various you know tribes that make up you know the

01:33:28.600 the quote-unquote first nations or whatever um they don't have a uh like they don't refer to

01:33:35.400 themselves as canadian like it's not a um an all-encompassing description so even amongst themselves

01:33:42.440 they're divided but anyways what is the other one there who are the indigenous people of of israel

01:33:48.840 oh good good luck not ashkenazis i don't it's certainly not the israelis

01:33:56.920 not polish fucking jews and ukrainian jews no but even so like even under their own founding mythos

01:34:05.160 they're not from israel right yeah so they're the founding mythos of the jewish people and

01:34:14.280 you know their claim on israel is that they were enslaved by i don't know it's been a while since

01:34:22.040 i've done my bible study but they were enslaved by the egyptians and the pharaoh and you know moses

01:34:27.000 you know sets them free and they wandered the desert for 40 years and moses gets the 10 commandments

01:34:32.200 and god promises them a land of milk and honey and eventually they you know enter the land of israel

01:34:38.120 and they kill who is it the canaanites yes i'm pretty sure it was the canaanites so they genocided

01:34:45.320 a people and took the land that's okay they're jews before that was it the assyrians i don't know

01:34:52.920 was it the were the name a hundred other the the hittites like there is a lot of tribes that inhabited

01:35:00.760 that region that could be considered the indigenous people no one and again this ties back to what we

01:35:06.840 were talking about the last stream i did which is that there is no like you don't land is if you

01:35:14.120 can hold it it's yours if you can't it's not that's it that's the that's the rules of nature well

01:35:21.640 i guess the palestinians can't hold it

01:35:27.240 that's correct it's no that's correct um it's i'm not saying it's necessarily correct and the way

01:35:34.200 that is i don't think it's right either no but but but also in a in a way they deserve it

01:35:42.600 in a sense because they're they're willing to stand fight and die for it

01:35:47.880 so they're they're spilling their blood for their right to claim that land but yeah uh raging dissident

01:35:55.080 what's up dude he's getting sorry jeremy's gonna be live tomorrow night by the way guys if you're

01:35:59.240 wondering why i'm on and he's not i don't know if i covered that but uh roman artifacts were found on

01:36:04.440 oak island therefore rome demands a stolen land back how far back do we go 10k years 25k this

01:36:10.280 is dumb as grift side triceps flex um obviously obviously this is nonsense and and so the the

01:36:21.080 hilarious i mean we've talked about this example before but so 1492 right that's whenever uh columbus

01:36:28.840 reaches hispaniola at the start of european colonization of the new world at the same

01:36:34.040 time the ottoman turks are colonizing all over you know the orient and you know what is now considered

01:36:40.120 the middle east and north africa and to the extent where they took a essentially 1500 year old city

01:36:49.240 from the greeks and romans byzantium or constantinople so if i but if if we're going to give you know north

01:36:59.640 america back to the indians or whatever i want istanbul to be uh uh uh given back to the byz byzantine

01:37:11.720 empire or i guess the catholic church that would be the rightful inheritor of istanbul

01:37:15.960 i keep picturing now little fucking taiwanese jews just saying give the lamb back to china

01:37:23.080 like they have these campaigns in taiwan because lamb back

01:37:26.520 yeah also while jeremy's here uh again i did mention it earlier but if you didn't catch the

01:37:36.280 interview that he did with henrik yesterday give it a watch because that was a really good one and

01:37:41.000 they got into a lot of good topics and uh you know henrik's great as an interviewer and jeremy is

01:37:47.320 obviously excellent as a guest henrik has the good ability to like speak as much as necessary

01:37:53.320 to give your guest a break while also not constantly interjecting and driving the conversation into all

01:37:59.240 different kinds of you know tangents so that the person can never get a full thought out yeah he's a

01:38:04.440 professional yeah he's just good at it obviously he's been doing it for a long time but yeah yeah

01:38:10.280 let your guests talk so this is therefore i'll just glaze henrik and lana all day because uh they're

01:38:16.760 the best people um uh raging distance says uh pay up hose or else we won't get to do the final crusade

01:38:34.920 all right we must finish the crusades yeah

01:38:39.400 again to a great example so um what is i think it's 1099 is the first crusade why right crusades

01:38:53.560 often get a negative rap when it comes to you know modern history and historical revisionism and

01:39:00.040 it's looked upon as you know the the early rumblings of european you know white supremacy and conquest of

01:39:07.880 uh you know non-white pop blah blah blah right what was going on what was happening

01:39:15.960 spain under the iberian peninsula was being conquered by the the berber or the moors

01:39:24.200 sicily being conquered by the the berbers and the moors southern italy being raided by muslims the

01:39:31.880 european caucasus region being raided by muslims you know any christian pilgrims trying to go to the

01:39:39.080 holy land you know being subjected to abhorrent treatment you know raids from muslim populations

01:39:45.240 taking place in you know byzantium you know which was historically uh you know greek roman territory

01:39:53.000 um they were like they were attacking europeans on every front and eventually they said you know

01:39:58.600 fuck it let's go take it the fight to them they kicked them out of southern italy they kicked

01:40:02.760 them out of sicily and then they assembled their forces and they took it to the muslims in you know

01:40:07.880 the middle east and then while this is going on and a lot of people don't talk about this another

01:40:12.200 crusade was happening in spain that was the beginnings of the reconquista i was gonna say the uh

01:40:19.960 it's been going around recently about um why christopher columbus decided to sail out there

01:40:28.680 and what religion christopher columbus was what else happened in 1492 oh the spanish golden age right

01:40:38.920 so why would you leave the golden age was he exiled was he jewish uh no he was commissioned by

01:40:45.480 uh i think it was king ferdinand and queen isabella to you know engage in this attempt to find a west

01:40:55.160 uh westward passage to the orient no but you've seen what's been going around recently about christopher

01:41:02.120 columbus on the internet no the claims that he was jewish because he was kicked out of spain

01:41:07.800 and uh yeah i know i'm just saying that's what they've been claiming that's what's been floating

01:41:12.840 around on the internet now is that he was a jew and it was actually didn't it wasn't it somebody

01:41:18.360 said it was uh didn't netanyahu say this am i crazy am i thinking the wrong i gotta go back

01:41:25.640 and look at this i mean he planted a one of the first things he did in the new world was plant

01:41:31.560 the cross in it so it seems odd also why would you know the the monarchs who booted the jews out of

01:41:42.440 spain then commission a jew and give him three ships to go on a very expensive and very risky

01:41:50.440 journey that could potentially bear no result i don't know it seems christopher christopher

01:41:57.240 kristoff kolumbo wits

01:42:01.160 uncle similar

01:42:13.080 anyways what are you talking about i'm looking for it now

01:42:15.480 christopher columbus the secret jew

01:42:24.520 i don't know it seems like a very unlikely scenario

01:42:27.800 don't bother me i'm not spanish

01:42:43.320 all right um let's do the dominion society stuff

01:42:48.360 i haven't watched everything that they put obviously this is just coming in now but they have uh

01:42:53.240 uh oh there's only a couple things so i'm a little jealous that they they beat us with

01:43:00.920 the uh illustrations point because yeah i wanted to be the first organization that pulled that out

01:43:09.480 pulled what out the giant illustrations that they had all right well let's have a look here honestly i

01:43:16.920 know i forwarded the post that lee uh made on telegram to my my telegram but i didn't actually get a

01:43:23.720 chance to watch it um so i don't know if this is going to make me freeze or whatnot because it's twitter

01:43:32.200 great great he's a very conservative in my book i'm tired of the turbines we need to preserve our

01:43:50.920 identity it's time for the conservatives to clean up their act

01:43:53.880 all right yeah all right great no they got what they needed they didn't have to be kicked in

01:44:10.680 well they have a another clip here but yeah i'll be so for those i can say this now because it's not

01:44:17.800 happening um this goes way back to shortly after nationals it was discussed very you know shortly

01:44:28.440 after nationals of whether or not we should do something in january in alberta at the conservative

01:44:34.920 convention um so we were initially planning on doing something similar um and the reason that we

01:44:43.880 didn't as a club is because the convention is i believe it's friday night saturday and sunday so

01:44:51.880 we would have had to bring the guys on the sunday to do this properly with numbers and unfortunately

01:44:58.520 um if you understand the layout of the calgary stampede grounds um and where it's taking place

01:45:05.240 the actual convention is taking place it's basically impossible to get anywhere near um

01:45:10.760 um and if you if you can get anywhere near it there's a good chance that if any police or security

01:45:17.880 around they it's private property so they will just trespass you and you know if you don't leave

01:45:23.400 then they're gonna arrest you or ticket you whatever right so we looked at it and we were like ah this is

01:45:29.160 not really probably a feasible thing to try and do and we uh we got away from it uh cocaine room job says

01:45:35.960 you work there alex i did work there i know the stampede grounds quite well that's why whenever

01:45:41.640 i looked at what building it was in and where i was like this is we're not we're not going to get

01:45:46.520 anywhere close to it and basically we would be relegated to holding a protest on the side of the

01:45:53.240 road on the sidewalk somewhere that is completely out of context because there's going to be no

01:45:58.520 conservative but it's not like we're going to be right outside the venue it's we're going to be two

01:46:02.280 blocks away from it that would be like the closest you could get so i just kind of decide like we

01:46:07.480 decided within the club this is not you know going to work um but i'm glad to see that like dominion i

01:46:15.160 don't know what they were out front of on thursday but even just their presence there is is cool to see

01:46:20.280 um yeah there's another video there on mocha's channel yeah i'll play it there now

01:46:35.800 what's the message today we don't think the conservative party is very conservative

01:46:40.360 uh canada is undergoing the most dramatic cultural change in its history and the conservatives are

01:46:44.840 silent to this not only are they silent they're actively trying to pander to foreign ethnic groups

01:46:51.640 dress play dress up we're tired of this like if you're a real conservative you would stand against

01:46:55.960 this transformation of our society uh and we're going to hold the conservative party accountable

01:47:00.840 the the only option right now to preserve canada's ethno-cultural identity is remigration thank you very

01:47:07.000 much for your time uh dude it's so cheeky because like it's not even a new photo but it works so much

01:47:12.520 better than just dropping a meme in his comments that is hidden from the other side of the debate

01:47:20.120 so interesting i yeah i know where they are um and i'm interested to hear

01:47:28.840 one what their approach was i'm gonna have to reach out to you know greg or one of them

01:47:33.480 uh after the fact um looks like george clooney in between them

01:47:38.120 sorry looks like george clooney between them yeah yeah

01:47:46.120 so i don't necessarily know how they got in this spot not that it would be necessarily hard to get

01:47:51.960 where they are but i don't know what's actually going on around them or how close this is to any

01:47:57.560 you know like i don't even know if there's any aspect of the conservative convention going on

01:48:02.600 tonight i don't think there is so it's good to see and understanding it in the context of it being

01:48:09.160 the conservative party convention is great uh but yeah i'm wondering well we'll see what they have

01:48:14.840 planned i suppose yeah i'm sorry it's just funny the way they're presenting this picture it's a good job like

01:48:22.360 uh it's just funny like yoink here you go yeah yeah so uh that's it i guess for now great stuff from uh

01:48:34.040 domsock and uh well i guess we'll see if they have anything else planned i i i mean greg's there

01:48:41.800 tyree's there ken's there so like that's the three board members you know what they should do they should

01:48:47.400 do an art show next just like that they should have done an exhibit where you charge all these

01:48:53.400 people like for wine and cheese and all that stuff and each one that you exhibit is just just like that

01:49:04.120 there's more indians and more indians

01:49:06.680 you know what that reminds me of so this is a very obscure uh piece of historical knowledge but

01:49:19.080 when the nsdap came into power in 1933 one of the things that they i don't i can't remember when they

01:49:26.360 actually did this but they actually had art shows that featured the degenerate art the degenerate jewish

01:49:36.600 art from 20s and before they took power and the whole point of it was that it was free right and

01:49:46.040 they were just presenting it as like this is what they were trying to push if you haven't seen it and

01:49:52.120 the the purpose was if you see one of these things you might not think that much about it and then you

01:49:57.720 see another one and another one and you just see this consistency among these these artists from this

01:50:04.200 group doing this these just degenerate disgusting things and so like the stories that came out of

01:50:11.800 that after i think this zoomer historian i think has a blurb on this in in one of his uh

01:50:18.760 videos but the people would they would spit on them some people puked like some people would well they

01:50:26.840 walk out and they're just like no this is too much i heard about these exhibits and they had them in

01:50:31.560 france when they took over as well and they had like even stone heads that they would present and

01:50:37.080 they gave literature away and the girl i was seeing last year had a set of the books it was a set of four

01:50:44.200 all in french with a swastika on it and everything like that telling them about the exhibit they were

01:50:49.080 looking at it's just interesting the way they fucking okay the french like their art their art shows

01:50:55.240 right so they presented it to them palatable way like that so that to get the point across

01:51:02.600 let me uh just uh i think i missed a couple here so uh raging dissonance says the goal was to confront

01:51:09.160 the party members in polyeb directly but we wouldn't have been able to get anywhere near them and it's

01:51:13.560 illegal to make retarded people feel sad so we'll try another time yeah that that approach in that setting

01:51:19.080 just obviously wasn't going to work so um that would have been fun that would have been uh probably a

01:51:26.840 really uh controversial thing but um we'll have to just get them we'll get them next time i think

01:51:35.240 we've made the right decision with where to put our efforts this time oh yeah this issue touches every

01:51:42.280 canadian directly and this is the second message i've gotten from a humboldt bronco's mom you've

01:51:49.080 gotten two now it's from the same woman but she reached out two different times one of my first

01:51:58.600 videos that i did talking about highway 1117 and uh yeah well i i know that she commented did she respond

01:52:07.000 to your dm um i haven't dm'd her back this time around um i i probably will we'll see well i mean

01:52:18.680 it would be it would be nice to at least you know speak with her a little bit and then get her from

01:52:23.240 like because if if she's okay with it we should be saying like look this is you know these are the

01:52:31.160 people who support what we're like these are the people who are grateful that we're doing what we're

01:52:34.920 doing like the actual like not the fucking shit libs who aren't affected by this at all or at least

01:52:40.840 can't understand that they are affected by it but the actual people who have lost you know family

01:52:46.360 members from it they're the ones who understand what we're talking about so yeah uh cocaine i just

01:52:52.520 want to say thank you to all the truckers that are reaching out to me and stuff like that

01:52:56.440 i i know that i know the corruption that's going on like it's not that i don't want to hear your

01:53:01.880 story or anything like that she's like i i know the corruption and the finance scams the human

01:53:08.600 trafficking scams all of it like the tow truck scams the everything they do is trying to operate

01:53:17.880 outside of our system and trying to scam it to the fullest and we you can't have a system like that

01:53:24.840 i mean if the point of the system is to scam it then what's the point of having it at all like

01:53:35.240 sorry unrelated pagan bear just made a really salient point here

01:53:42.600 after decades of degenerate propaganda exposing jew art probably won't have the same effect today

01:53:48.440 no it wouldn't people would be like this is pretty mild

01:53:53.800 but the point wasn't necessarily doing that today it was kind of having a uh you know our own flavor

01:54:03.240 of that where we just show pictures of politicians doing disgusting xenophilic

01:54:08.200 we got so we could call it you know an expose on the xenophile or something like that

01:54:18.760 and it's just all the conservative politicians worshiping brown people and call my art show

01:54:24.280 the the preservation of diversity

01:54:29.720 people have no idea what they're walking into oh yeah this is how you preserve it look at this

01:54:35.000 uh justice for fathers says for the crusades thanks a lot man and uh cocaine rim job says you forgot

01:54:42.040 the the true chosen tribe the analites of sodom god's chosen until their subscription payments run out

01:54:50.520 subscription payments

01:54:57.240 oh subscription payments i don't know if i fall anyways thanks crj

01:55:01.080 who's that mega church guy in the states joel austeen yeah that's awesome like

01:55:14.120 uh

01:55:16.280 that's insanity this is sorry donald ductator has a good question here he says hey canadians do y'all

01:55:22.600 call them chugs because they're always chugging beer being worthless uh drinks or what worthless drunks

01:55:30.360 i assume he meant or what i don't know i don't know what the the

01:55:36.200 uh inception behind uh the chug slur is i honestly i think redskins is a perfectly fine term to use for

01:55:44.760 them it can be used both uh aggressively to attack and just generally like it's really not that offensive

01:55:51.640 or just reds i guess would be probably just call them by their name they all have english names anyway

01:55:56.600 yeah i mean i mean even if it was as simple as referring to them by their tribes i would do that

01:56:05.240 but the problem is you both have to speak about them generally as a like a collective and independently

01:56:12.200 as different tribes so when you try to refer to them gently like you can't say algonquin to refer the

01:56:17.640 fucking crow foot or whatever crow foot i don't know i don't know if anybody has it uh weebo ludwig

01:56:24.680 says it's exactly why well there you go she i think she would probably know

01:56:31.640 uh chugs yeah that wasn't one we used growing up we actually just called them indians when i was

01:56:40.600 growing up yeah that that named you know what that was one of the funny ones too is people are like

01:56:45.320 you should say east indians yeah especially here i saw that one if you mean east indians then yeah

01:56:52.440 you're right yeah i've seen a few of those yeah but yeah that that's actually a thing like where

01:57:01.560 closer to the toronto there's difference you say natives and indians right up here

01:57:07.320 it's still confusing they say which indians do you mean

01:57:13.320 i've just used that term for so long there's probably nicer names that we could use to refer

01:57:19.480 to them if we wanted to i don't know call them braves call them chiefs call them i don't know

01:57:25.880 but i'm just i'm just gonna stick to primarily using reds when i describe them although i will slip

01:57:31.400 up and call them aboriginal or indigenous sometimes for sure feathers that was hammered into me like

01:57:38.760 i don't know if you can relate derek but that is hammered into you when you are

01:57:42.920 in school in canada as a kid what's that well to refer to them as indigenous

01:57:51.160 no we were still calling them indians when i was in school yeah well in the lord's prayer when i was in

01:57:57.080 school and that was public public school really yeah it took out a way in like grade two or three

01:58:08.040 huh yeah yeah still doing the lord's prayer pretorius says who would win inuits versus

01:58:16.920 aboriginals like if you mean canadian like non-inuit aboriginals in canada i think our guys

01:58:23.000 would your abos up oh for sure if he means the australian apple 100 percent i think ours are

01:58:28.360 way more capable our guys would you guys up and you know what that's the real olympics let's start that

01:58:33.160 yeah hey the indigenous olympics and we'll see how the chugs do against the abos and oh yeah now we're

01:58:41.960 talking um magpie malone we we call them native here in albert yeah first nations as well um

01:58:53.320 native is weird the funny thing with them is that native is weird because a lot of them aren't even

01:58:59.080 recently native to the area like so i think it's the blackfoot is a good one the blackfoot are from

01:59:04.680 like ontario or like eastern manitoba and then they were kind of like forced to move and they ended up

01:59:11.960 settling further out in the prairie so they're not even from the region that like they're not native to

01:59:17.080 that region none of them are native to their like it was the first thing they did when we gave them

01:59:22.040 trinkets they turned around and killed other tribes with it this is even more true in the united

01:59:26.680 states so like i'm not going to get into it but there's that scene from you know wounded bury my

01:59:31.880 heart at wounded knee that that gets that goes viral all the time where the cavalryman is talking to

01:59:37.080 the you know the chief and he talks about the displacement and that's true in the united states

01:59:42.680 the yes the europeans displaced whatever tribe and then that tribe moved and used the guns and

01:59:49.960 equipment that they had gotten from europeans to displace the next one and then they moved

01:59:54.280 and displaced and there's a series of like tribes just being displaced by other tribes and so yeah

01:59:59.880 that was not uncommon in the united states and or in canada but and it doesn't matter again this is

02:00:08.680 just uh you you don't have a right to land through victimhood

02:00:18.280 victimhood is not fucking currency it's not a title or a deed to a fucking territory well i think

02:00:24.280 that's where all jews would like it to be that way but that's where all empires end up

02:00:31.160 empires end up you know trying to make make up for wrongs

02:00:37.240 and become benevolent and you just cave in on yourself

02:00:41.560 all right um we're gonna go for a little bit longer here but um

02:00:54.840 sorry i still want to see that too man the chug versus abos

02:00:59.000 do you remember spike tv had those greatest warriors where they would have like a samurai

02:01:03.320 fighter oh no yeah i i know where you're going with this yeah did you see i don't think you were

02:01:10.280 on that stream with me did you see the heavy metal gangs heavy metal gangs okay hang on

02:01:19.560 the japanese thing oh no that the aussie abos in what i think it's in northern territory have

02:01:28.760 something called there's a there's a vice you know documentary on it you can probably go watch it

02:01:33.720 vice you have some sweet documentaries fans yeah they have something called uh um

02:01:45.720 i'll try to find

02:01:49.400 the one that

02:01:53.080 did abos ever figure out arrows

02:01:54.760 uh i don't think so that's why they had throwing sticks oh man they get smoked

02:02:06.040 sorry i'm trying to remember what green glade arian told me to there it is

02:02:12.520 did they ever give abos guns to kill other abos

02:02:15.000 i don't it wasn't a as big of a problem in australia they weren't as organized as ours i don't know the

02:02:25.080 exact history but it certainly wasn't as big of an issue for them they did they definitely fought

02:02:29.320 them and there was like skirmishes or whatever but it was never the way it is with us so the emus

02:02:35.240 put up a better fight than the abos

02:02:36.840 diaglon spacex is tried double-sided tape fairy for what

02:02:47.720 oh i was freezing again sorry anyways i got it now

02:02:52.280 so i don't know the whole story because this was just told to me by one of the australians while i

02:02:57.240 was on a stream he was he said check out the heavy metal gangs uh in australia and wet he said weapon

02:03:05.080 seizure in wadi and so i looked it up and i was like hey like i'm not gonna watch a whole documentary

02:03:11.320 about this but then i looked at the the weapon seizures and this was recently and then he kind

02:03:16.680 of explained it so basically in wadi or in i think it's the northern territory so it's there's a huge

02:03:24.200 you know aboriginal population there's various gangs that go by heavy metal names so there's like the

02:03:30.840 metallica gang yes that's awesome i think that like i forget all the names but there's like i

02:03:36.200 don't know if it's a death leopard yeah whatever shit like that and they fight each other but it's

02:03:42.280 basically it's not like gang warfare you know with you know blacks or something or you know italians

02:03:49.640 versus irish mafia or you know some shit like that no no it's mad max style primitive weapons and so

02:03:58.520 they had a recent like big bust because there was i think there was some um brawl or like

02:04:04.760 mini war that took place between 70 people were arrested in this you know exchange and so they

02:04:11.800 had a huge weapon seizure and i'll show you what it looks like it's hilarious you see that in a lot

02:04:18.600 of eastern european countries too they'll just go have a fucking old school dust up oh like 20 versus 20.

02:04:24.360 so if you look at those if you look at this there's fucking spears you know a lot of axes there's

02:04:32.520 literally fucking boomerangs axe or the tomahawk is the weapon of choice hey

02:04:40.280 sticks baseball bats crowbars like this is some this is literally you know mad max 2 road warrior

02:04:49.560 mad max no it's braveheart

02:04:56.920 it looks like the i said what did i say uh when i first saw this it looks like the props

02:05:02.360 department for the walking dead or something

02:05:08.040 right uh yeah it's not looking good what are the things down at the bottom left the white things i

02:05:14.920 don't know i was trying to figure i can't figure it out is that armor i i have no i it looks like

02:05:20.520 white you know plexiglass or composite or something like i don't know how that's weapons but

02:05:27.400 yeah uh maybe there's cheese to hide them in

02:05:34.600 anyway carry your axe on your back

02:05:36.520 oh yeah and all those weapons which one you choosing

02:05:42.920 axes man maybe spear yeah it depends on the quality of the spear but the spear is the best

02:05:49.560 do you get a ranged weapon and a close range weapon

02:05:53.880 well no you can only get what you can carry right if i go back there let's see that

02:06:06.520 it's funny looking at a selection like that

02:06:19.720 i mean from if my choices are from this

02:06:24.200 yeah i mean yeah you can carry a range a bow and an axe or something like you can carry both of those

02:06:30.600 i get well like if you got one in one hand but i mean i just meant what you can carry is in one in

02:06:38.200 each hand probably two axes two of the smaller axes

02:06:45.720 i mean if i can if i'm taking two like close range weapons i'm going for a spear and an axe

02:06:52.520 yeah all right i got one that you can look at too if you're gonna take weapons out of this pile

02:07:05.240 which ones would you choose

02:07:06.360 oh that's funny i don't care that's it's a horrible segue into this but

02:07:22.840 by the way guys um i know we have to keep asking uh occasionally but uh chris lysac is still you know

02:07:31.960 trying to chip away at his legal fees uh so uh hang on i'll uh get the link or whatever

02:07:41.560 where is it did they get their weapons back

02:07:47.000 um some of them did i know i think lysac got some of his stuff back i i can't remember the whole details

02:07:57.000 but he is uh he has like a uh uh what's it called yeah dude i forget how that was you know what i mean

02:08:05.320 like just conspiracy to commit an rcp officer storage fine

02:08:14.200 like how do you go from one to the other and just not run a story soon oh my god look at what happened

02:08:21.960 i don't know the chat can be somebody in somebody in the chat oh there it is thank you liquid zoo um

02:08:27.560 where is it

02:08:33.800 wasn't that what it ended up with equivalent as a storage fine though yeah improper storage of a farm

02:08:38.840 that was his charge like what the okay um if you can please help out and just chip in a little bit

02:08:46.360 give send go.com forward slash lysac defense fund that's l-y-s-a-k defense fund obviously he has a

02:08:54.920 very large legal bill um that he's still paying off so if you can help chip away at it uh it helps it

02:09:02.040 doesn't have to all be at once but he does have to occasionally you know re-up and you know get a

02:09:07.560 chunk of it paid off so this will be ongoing um you know it doesn't doesn't have to be a huge amount

02:09:13.080 i get it not everyone can um but uh yeah it's just appreciated if you can um i think that was

02:09:22.280 actually a pretty good segue i mean it was a funny one i don't know if it was an appropriate one that's

02:09:29.560 funny i mean when did we deal in what's appropriate

02:09:32.440 i don't know if we got it uh

02:09:40.040 so yeah they have any video of that wait hold on raid siren i have to go paint have

02:09:45.320 what are you painting before you jump out of here what are you painting bathroom

02:09:53.320 scotian gentleman says why is derek cosplaying as clyde that is that's band worthy man how dare you

02:09:59.880 yeah dude he comes up on youtube every once in a while if i get caught in the scroll on youtube

02:10:04.600 and it's just absolute slot that he deals with oh it's like anybody would listen to his opinion is

02:10:11.320 it's getting worse too listen to what this politician had to say and it's like 35 000 likes it's like oh my

02:10:20.120 god you are the mcdonald's how is it not completely transparent what he is at this point

02:10:25.960 i he's doing he's doing it for money that's it that's the only motivation behind him doing it

02:10:33.400 he's found a recipe and a formula that allows him to make good money posting youtube videos

02:10:40.440 that's it that's all that's why he's doing what he doesn't fucking care

02:10:49.560 so

02:10:49.800 yeah when was deaf leopard a heavy metal band no i meant more of a hair band if anything

02:10:59.160 i figure that's what metallica was you consider metallica heavy metal

02:11:08.680 i mean it's metal right like hair bands whatever

02:11:13.080 um you know clyde do something here uh metallica is obviously metal metal is in their name so clearly

02:11:22.920 that makes them metal right well keep your musical pronouns away from me

02:11:29.640 i just like the fucking sound

02:11:33.240 fucking raid siren just

02:11:37.080 jumped out of here without telling me it was what are you are you paying

02:11:39.400 fucking 40k motherfucker i'm just gonna or are you paying are you painting something like normal

02:11:47.800 you got me all excited there and then you just bailed

02:11:50.520 cunt maybe he said he was gonna faint and he fucked up oh maybe

02:11:56.440 and i was on the floor and everybody thinks she's painting

02:12:00.680 miss speaker says did rachel comment about the last ss demo now she's decided that you know

02:12:06.120 she needs to be above us i think we'll see she knows we want us to she she knows that we want her to

02:12:17.480 you know to be fair she wasn't the goal this time regardless yeah i don't care like that wasn't the

02:12:26.840 we told we told them from the beginning i i feel like i said this way back which is like we're gonna

02:12:31.720 do what we're gonna do if you guys choose to give us additional exposure in the attempt to

02:12:37.560 you know try to you know hurt us that doesn't bother me at all because ultimately it's going

02:12:42.520 to help us even if it is kind of a little bit of a headache and you know make things you know

02:12:48.040 adds pressure on us through this process whatever like i will say this though i did try to make it

02:12:53.480 easier for politis to contact rachel that would be funny to see um but honestly preferably i like

02:13:06.760 this i like whenever the media is largely ignoring us but because we're still reaching the people that

02:13:11.880 we want to reach for the most part so when they give us more exposure and attention yeah it just

02:13:18.840 accelerates the process but i would rather go a little bit more slowly like we've got enough to

02:13:23.560 deal with so either way works for me however you want to do it um though i've been very pleased with

02:13:30.760 how this is uh how it's been going yeah okay um what else we got here oh the last thing that i was

02:13:44.200 gonna i don't even know if i want to get into it but we can if you guys want to talk about it before

02:13:49.080 we wrap this up alberta separatism um we've talked about it before uh let me just grab a sip

02:14:02.600 i mean i have my own personal opinion but i'm sure you'll go through a breakdown well i i personally i

02:14:08.680 think it's just another way to check out an excuse to disengage from what's actually going on

02:14:13.320 it's a way of stepping outside like um there's always an excuse to try and disassociate yourself

02:14:23.080 from the problems and saying that's those are other people it's not my problem i want to

02:14:28.040 do my own thing and i get it it's unique for alberta but it's just it's unique for everybody

02:14:33.480 that wants to step away from the system i i understand your pain but it's just another way to

02:14:38.120 separate like for you to occupy your time with saying like i don't want to be part of this

02:14:44.680 we we've all been saying that we've all been saying we don't want to be a part of it

02:14:49.400 but yeah i don't know i try to sum it up in as little words as possible i'm sure there's a lot

02:14:54.120 better explanation but i'm probably used to disengage i i think yeah i think there's certainly

02:15:01.400 truth to that i think it's there's more to it than that and i'm probably gonna elaborate in a lot more

02:15:06.600 words first of all um i know look jeremy has been hammering them pretty hard for

02:15:17.800 you know legitimate reasons and uh he's being aggressive about it and you know he's gonna

02:15:23.400 do that i i don't necessarily agree with that approach but uh you know he's making valid points

02:15:29.720 so well i'm getting people question me about jeremy's stance and i i don't even listen to

02:15:34.520 it when he talks about alberta like i don't even know what his stance is but they expect me to answer

02:15:38.600 for him it's like dude i'm not listening uh i mean i i've seen quite a bit of it and like look he's

02:15:44.920 he's not technically wrong i just don't know if this is necessarily the

02:15:49.640 like look jeremy's a tough love guy right it's just how he is that's why we love him that's why

02:15:55.960 people appreciate him you you tune into him and he's just gonna tell you how it is or at least

02:16:00.360 how he sees it right he's not going to you know mince words about it or apologize for his temperament

02:16:05.320 so um you know it is what it is um i'm of the opinion that uh maybe i have a little bit more

02:16:15.160 empathy for them and those of you who have known me for a long time or paid attention to what uh i i've

02:16:19.720 been uh you know doing over the past few years probably understand why i have more sympathy for them or

02:16:26.280 maybe more patience with them and it's because i was advocating for the same things three years ago

02:16:34.040 i was in 2019 after the convoy i've told this story before i thought that there was really nothing

02:16:42.200 left i considered one moving to the united states right um because i saw that as like well maybe just

02:16:50.520 regroup and go here or i considered um well i i was living in alberta and i was like maybe there's a

02:16:57.000 chance to save you know something of what canada was uh through alberta you know independence and even

02:17:05.000 you know the the more um you know pragmatic and real politic uh approach to alberta separatism is that

02:17:16.600 uh a legitimate separatist movement the real benefit to it isn't even necessarily

02:17:25.880 achieving actual separation from canada it's that if there was a legitimate separatist movement in alberta

02:17:32.520 that had a like a large following and a lot of energy behind it it could leverage the canadian

02:17:39.480 government into doing things that all of us want anyways so for example if if there was a real threat

02:17:46.760 like if alberta separatism was a real threat or even doesn't even need to be a real you know threat in

02:17:51.720 the sense of like it could actually leave just enough of a pain in the ass and enough of a constant

02:17:57.640 headache that ottawa was forced to start conceding on some of the grievances that alberta separatists

02:18:04.520 have then that would be a success in and of itself for all of us so there's a practical reason why

02:18:10.120 you know alberta separatism could have a positive effect in the entire country now i don't think that's

02:18:15.400 going to be the case uh now because i've learned about who's actually behind the movement um you know

02:18:21.960 what their their motivations are i understand that they don't have a cohesive ideology um that there

02:18:29.480 is no real uh substance behind it other than me mad money ottawa mean um it doesn't really go that much

02:18:40.920 deeper than that maybe i don't know if that's changed in the past three years um but i don't see it

02:18:47.960 it now to also you know give the alberta separatists some benefit of the doubt a lot of people have

02:18:55.880 been casting you know this kind of notion that this is a an american thing that it's american

02:19:02.200 you know influence behind this um this is nonsense um

02:19:09.400 and there's there's a few reasons why this is obvious now they might be i'm sure they're paying

02:19:14.440 attention i know that you know danielle smith met with trump went to mar-a-lago i know that um you

02:19:21.320 know certain separatist leaders have met with whatever various personnel within the trump i understand

02:19:27.640 but that's new that's new the motivations behind alberta separatism run much deeper and it goes into

02:19:36.280 the late 60s early 70s okay um there has been a legitimate segment of that population that has

02:19:44.280 felt that way for some time so blindly saying that you know this is just the americans and you know

02:19:51.560 it's uh whatever it's the cia or whatever it's not correct um that movement has existed for a long

02:19:58.360 time and it had nothing to do with the americans and this is the key element that i want to get into

02:20:03.880 regarding alberta separatism you know at least tonight which is um a lot of people don't understand

02:20:11.000 that alberta separatism is primarily not an american annexationist movement and it's starting to have

02:20:17.640 that opinion if you talk to albertans there are certainly some within the separatist you know camp

02:20:24.920 that think that union with the united states would be ideal the majority the overwhelming majority of

02:20:30.680 them do not they want an independent alberta republic or western canadian republic that's what they're

02:20:38.440 aiming for so this this notion that it's uh part of you know american annexationist efforts is simply

02:20:46.520 not correct um that's not what the primary motivation behind alberta separatism was initially and that's

02:20:52.760 not true of the overwhelming majority of people who believe in it today so um i just want to throw that

02:21:00.200 out there lastly okay in this regard this is what i find fascinating there's a shitload of people now

02:21:07.960 saying that um you know this is an angle for trump to get involved for the americans to get involved

02:21:16.200 uh the americans are going to back you know alberta separatism and you know the trump administration

02:21:22.360 is meeting with them to help them angle towards independence and whatnot i think this is an absurd like a

02:21:29.480 horrible analysis of what's going on but look maybe that's true that the americans are interested

02:21:37.240 and they're actually trying to exacerbate this issue but if that's the case that is a terrible

02:21:43.000 read on the situation because the more america is perceived to be involved in albertan independence

02:21:53.640 or alberta separatism the less popular it is going to be both in alberta and amongst canada in general

02:22:03.240 it's basically the equivalent you know how trump's rhetoric during the canadian election

02:22:08.680 fucked pierre over the same thing is true in alberta right now the more the americans lean into

02:22:16.440 you know backing alberta separatism the more it will backfire so i don't really know why people

02:22:25.320 have this impression that you know the americans getting involved is something like that's going

02:22:29.240 to be catastrophic here here's what will happen this i actually think that carney loves it like

02:22:34.920 they're kind of angling towards this too you're seeing a little bit of this kind of propaganda and

02:22:38.760 this rhetoric where they're framing it as alberta independence is you know an american annexationist

02:22:44.840 movement and it's you know being orchestrated by you know by agents or entities within the united

02:22:53.400 states it's nonsense here's what happens the more american involvement there is in alberta separatism

02:23:01.560 all it's going to do is force two camps within the separatist movement one that wants an independent

02:23:07.160 republic and one that wants american annexation and right there you've killed the movement

02:23:12.440 that's it that's that's how you fracture and destroy a movement

02:23:18.920 do you know what i associate the the wexit movement with is the winter olympics every four

02:23:25.560 years the sentiment comes back and it fizzles out and then somebody else comes back up like the maverick

02:23:32.440 party or and it the sentiment is there you're right and it is organic and the people think they're

02:23:38.840 getting ripped off from ottawa and quebec and they're not getting their fair share or whatnot

02:23:43.720 um because i'm i get my residual check actually this thursday for all the money that i get from alberta

02:23:51.560 um because each ontario person here in the east we all get like 800 a month from alberta it just says

02:23:57.720 your share from alberta's pie that is one of the only things that really i find frustrating about the

02:24:07.560 alberta separatists is that these economic um what'd you call it these kind of grand diluted assertions

02:24:20.040 about you know alberta's economy versus the rest it's like guys you're you're really not

02:24:30.040 how do i i need to use an example here basically it's like they think that they're working 60 hours

02:24:37.800 a week and busting their balls or something and the rest of the country is just sitting there doing nothing

02:24:42.760 that's not true guys you you have the like look you're you're blessed and yeah you're you're being

02:24:51.320 taken advantage of i don't think anybody not anybody with some sense is denying that we all understand

02:24:57.240 that alberta is kind of getting the end of the stick here and that it's not correct um but blaming like

02:25:04.040 easterners or ontarians because you know of the way the federal government goes about

02:25:09.640 administrating alberta is unfair and not true like the reason that you know easterners or ontarians

02:25:18.360 or whoever um not necessarily the the shit libs are different because they fucking hate canada

02:25:24.040 so they want you to stay in canada because they want to keep you under their their boot and crush you

02:25:30.840 right they fucking hate you um and they don't want you to have freedom whether it's in canada or as

02:25:36.840 alberta right but the the conservative right-leaning you know normal canadians they don't they don't

02:25:43.480 want you to stay in canada because they you want to crush you and they want to exploit you they want

02:25:48.120 you to stay in canada because if you leave the country's going to fall apart maybe not immediately

02:25:54.040 but on a long enough timeline it will destroy the country it'll set off a chain reaction that and i

02:25:59.880 don't nobody can really predict but it's not going to go anywhere good no you'll end up with chinese

02:26:04.120 neighbors and fuck you and the reality is too funny enough you know those of you who watch

02:26:10.680 the nationalist film board series is we've been through this guys we've been through this whole

02:26:16.520 process annexationism is a direct step towards america sorry separatism is a direct step towards

02:26:24.280 annexationism you're throwing yourself into the hands of the the influence of the u.s and the whole reason

02:26:30.840 that you know canada exists as the entity it does was because these little colonies independently never

02:26:36.680 could have withstood the weight of a you know american uh influence but together we could and that was

02:26:43.720 you know the point of it so you know like just go look at your history and understand you know that

02:26:49.720 you're here because of the reasons that you're talking about right now um

02:26:54.040 um the uh there was something else there too um

02:27:02.040 i don't know that it necessarily matters so like look oh somebody was saying you you were saying the

02:27:06.760 every four years thing right yeah you're you're right it's it goes the way it pops up it goes away

02:27:12.840 basically election cycles right well when the winter olympics comes around they're

02:27:17.720 fucking sure glad to be canadian and loving it but the the reason why it's i think it's different now

02:27:27.720 is objectively if you're looking at what's going on in alberta it has momentum

02:27:34.920 did you did you see the hall sold out at the big four yeah i thought that was great i've seen it before

02:27:41.480 you've seen that before i've seen it with wexit that many people yeah with peter downing if you

02:27:46.920 remember he had a giant yeah i don't i don't recall that but yeah what i've said like the

02:27:53.240 sentiment is there and i get it but it's the same thing that most canadians are doing you can't

02:27:58.760 discount that they're any different than the rest of canada they all show up because you're pissed off

02:28:02.840 at something that's why you showed up but did you do anything afterwards to change it no you allowed

02:28:08.760 people to subvert it and take it over like i think peter downing was genuine and getting the

02:28:13.960 fucking thing off the ground but he allowed other people to take it over because he didn't want

02:28:18.360 he wasn't the guy to do it and he even admitted that and yeah fine i get that but the successors

02:28:25.080 after that uh what they called it the maverick party and there's buddy taking a picture on the

02:28:30.680 tarmac with his helmet and like it was going nowhere like they just ran into the ground you do need

02:28:36.760 leaders you need charismatic leaders otherwise there's always going to be somebody that can step in

02:28:41.320 front of the camera you're like all right he's good enough and there it's tanked yeah you know

02:28:46.600 like you need real passionate people that want to get in front of it and like are they there

02:28:51.880 jeremy says alberta isn't going anywhere i will ask them for the polling numbers as bad well this this

02:28:56.440 is where i was going to go to next which is so the reason i brought up the big four and the the

02:29:02.280 momentum and stuff that they have is because it is legitimate there is actually a large number of

02:29:07.320 people a you know sizable minority of the population that support this effort and that is going to give

02:29:14.520 these people a false sense of hope that it's actually achievable and frankly it's not um it's it looks

02:29:23.720 great when you see 10 000 people in a building like that for you know a meeting or or you know you see all

02:29:30.040 these rallies it looks great um the reality is that when the actual referendum campaigns get going because

02:29:38.600 that is going to happen you're going to see the yes and no sides and it's going to be really highlight

02:29:45.640 how divided alberta is right now the side that's opposed to you in alberta is really not saying that

02:29:52.520 much except for online and they're not mobilized but they will whenever the time comes and you're going to

02:29:57.640 see it and it's going to be vicious and it's going to show that there isn't a united alberta when it

02:30:02.440 comes to that issue and it's going to be a fight you're going to devote tons of resources time energy

02:30:09.640 people's just everything is going to be dumped into this and it's a pipe dream and if it's if it's not

02:30:19.160 i don't you're going to have a long fight ahead of you on this one but

02:30:27.160 ultimately i don't think it's going to go anywhere

02:30:31.000 and when it doesn't or sorry even sorry i'll say this even if it does start going somewhere

02:30:37.080 um and you do continue building momentum and you have a sizable you know portion of the population

02:30:42.360 behind you and blah blah blah if it ever appears that separatism is a legitimate threat and that it

02:30:49.640 might potentially go through like you know the federal government is observing the situation and

02:30:55.400 going like fuck like this is getting potentially you know um i don't know real right here's what's

02:31:04.840 going to i'll tell you exactly what's going to happen the federal government is going to go

02:31:09.080 all right equalization is done uh build your pipelines uh carbon limits are reduced you know

02:31:16.600 we'll scrap the carbon limits we'll open up the coal mines again that you want and they'll concede

02:31:22.680 on a whole bunch of things that that the separatists want right and just by that's it it's over

02:31:29.320 that's literally all they have all ottawa has to do to kill your separatist movement is concede

02:31:35.880 some of the things that albertans have been clamoring for for a while because once they do

02:31:40.440 that there goes a sizable portion of the people who are in your camp they're going to say well we

02:31:45.800 we got what we want like why rock the boat like you know this is good you know we achieve what we

02:31:51.240 wanted to which is a better deal for alberta and then all the money and all the influence and all of

02:31:57.960 the political support that you have within the establishment it's all going to go back to the system

02:32:03.960 that's what by the way that's what danielle smith wants she's not a separatist the reason that she

02:32:10.120 she took advantage of that sentiment when she got into office so the reason that she's angling the way

02:32:15.880 she is by being um open and receptive to the separatists while also not being one is because

02:32:23.240 she wants to leverage it to alberta's advantage in negotiations with the federal government and the

02:32:29.640 moment that she gets what she wants and the other politicians get what they want and the corporations

02:32:35.000 get what they want they're all going to pull the plug on separatism and they are going to work in the

02:32:41.960 opposite direction to fucking crush you so your grass the grassroots element of alberta's separatism

02:32:50.920 isn't going to get the support that it needs you're working with people who i guarantee are planning on

02:33:00.440 fucking you over

02:33:04.200 yeah they've been doing it since the beginning of time that's what there's a division in the rcmp that

02:33:12.040 politically subverts movements so i don't think that anything can be done about it by all means go

02:33:18.040 through with it try your independence movement you know do the referendum campaign go for it um

02:33:27.000 i don't think it's going to go anywhere and you know this will be two three i don't know maybe four

02:33:31.400 or five years and then you know all of the good patriotic people who got sucked into alberta's

02:33:38.040 separatism because they thought that it was the only way out are going to reevaluate the situation

02:33:43.400 and they're going to realize that we weren't we weren't shitting on them or opposed to them because

02:33:49.000 we don't like them or we hate them it's because we want to work with them and we can't do that we

02:33:55.080 like you can't work with alberta separatists as a canadian nationalist it's not going to work

02:34:01.000 so i don't know good luck godspeed uh talk to us whenever you're done with this uh you know adventure

02:34:10.040 i remember going through that as well when i first doing politics it was 2019 we we live streamed the

02:34:19.320 election you know and we thought maxime bernier was gonna it was so much more popular than what he was

02:34:25.400 and no no got smoked then we're like wags it we're gonna push towards wags it wags it's the only way

02:34:33.240 and then ppc if i could have another chance and then yeah it's just a way to bounce around and

02:34:42.760 take up your time prison wallet says you guys are so misinformed hey man like i'm not saying i know

02:34:48.600 everything around right i'm saying i've i've been through it i was in the alberta separatist crowd for

02:34:53.240 for almost two years and you know what i learned it's a fucking joke um yeah there's no no substance

02:35:03.640 to it prove us wrong maybe maybe it's changed like legitimately maybe it has changed because

02:35:08.920 i'm not on the ground there i'm not at these meetings like i don't hear what's being discussed

02:35:12.440 necessarily but i mean i've seen it with my own eyes what it was and i was not breast

02:35:17.640 but again you know good luck yeah watching that's one thing watch who's it called bird

02:35:26.440 a proud dad he's an unapologetically conservative and he's for the conservative party and pierre blah

02:35:31.640 blah but fucking bird of separatists here we go yeah see you both like as soon as that sentiment so

02:35:39.400 you're still going to try and have influence over the the federal politics while trying to separate like

02:35:47.640 you're as a separatist should all be chilled that's your inner loyalist coming up it's funny because

02:35:58.680 this attitude is funny because that like that is the loyalist canadian attitude which is god damn

02:36:10.040 yankee rebels you should all be fucking hung for treason what are you doing secession

02:36:18.200 yeah anyways um i feel like i'm more sympathetic to them just because i i feel like i really do

02:36:27.880 understand them and i've lived with them and i yeah i i they're not the they're not anti-canadian

02:36:35.480 they don't hate they're fucking pissed off and frustrated and they see this as a potential

02:36:40.440 like i get it's kind of like a way of saving part of canada to in a lot of these people's minds like

02:36:48.680 that canada is gone like but maybe we can save this chunk of it and you know keep some semblance of it

02:36:54.920 so i don't know i think they're they're patriots and the last time i was there last time we drove

02:37:01.240 through there look at how many houses were being put up there it's the same as fucking ontario oh yeah

02:37:07.000 oh yeah like you're being invaded that's where the economy is coming from like they're building

02:37:10.520 houses and shoving immigrants in it every gas station i went to in alberta was manned by an indian

02:37:17.880 yeah it wasn't that long ago they had an ndp government as well

02:37:23.720 so anyways i'm gonna i'm gonna leave it at that uh like look i'm not gonna talk much about alberta

02:37:31.720 separatism going forward because like i've already said it like that it needs to it's gonna run its

02:37:36.760 court there's nothing you can say whether you're opposed to it or critical of it or like nothing

02:37:42.920 is going to prevent it from running its course at this point so i don't really see the point and you

02:37:46.840 know well unless somebody comes up with what's being done that's different this time around

02:37:51.240 because we've been through the sentiment quite a few times and i don't mean that in a in a

02:37:55.080 confrontational way like honestly what's different this time well that i would start by saying the

02:37:59.800 difference this time is that they are taking the tangible legal steps to begin the process

02:38:06.360 what what are those well the first is a referendum on separatism that would be the first so well first

02:38:13.000 they had to get the signatures to introduce a referendum and now they're so what is didn't

02:38:18.600 we do a referendum before when i thought they'd already done one but anyways let's go through the

02:38:25.320 steps so now referendum means what you need 50 of the vote in alberta

02:38:29.800 well you need a clear majority which is not defined which is part of the problem there we go and you

02:38:35.800 would need more than you know 51 it would need to be 55 60 i don't i don't know what would constitute

02:38:43.400 clear majority but a lot all right well there you go it'll be 49 they don't have the numbers

02:38:49.720 those it'll be 49 and you'll get snuffed out so um it's gonna that that's the difference really this

02:38:59.640 time is that it seems like they are actually taking the tangibles it's not just like let's start away

02:39:04.600 although they should do frankly they should do that as well they should start a federal party that's

02:39:09.560 specifically basically the you know you called it the block redneck walk they should do that as part of

02:39:15.080 this movement but i don't know who's gonna lead it run it organize like you know that's

02:39:20.840 so anyways yeah it's hook up with the what the uh quebecs it party what the

02:39:27.240 fuck is that called again yeah the block game by quad the block yeah quebecs it so anyways

02:39:36.280 that's really all i wanted to get into tonight we ran longer than i was kind of expecting to but i

02:39:41.240 think that was i don't know i think that was a good stream what did uh cocaine room drop said the

02:39:46.280 separatist boomers tried to piss on a cenotaph memorial best they could do is empty their catheter

02:39:51.480 bag at a dribble always the colorful commentary from crj

02:39:59.000 everybody says they wouldn't clear 25 they might they might well that's just how they they catch the

02:40:06.520 sentiment they want you to think it was close it's like oh man we almost got there oh well

02:40:11.080 carry on it was close more people came out to vote you would have got it

02:40:14.440 it's always like 51 49 45 it's gonna it's gonna look guys it's gonna run its course that's it

02:40:26.920 holy right at the end here deep never heard this name before deep water bus gifted 20 subscriptions

02:40:33.960 man thank you so much wow you guys have been really uh supportive tonight um

02:40:40.360 um thanks guys but yeah i'm gonna wrap it up here because i'm

02:40:49.880 i'm starting to fade anything else there no i think that was about it well uh

02:40:59.640 we'll see everybody on sunday i guess all right uh well jeremy's gonna be back uh

02:41:06.200 uh uh tomorrow night and i will be i think back on saturday night uh i haven't been streaming i

02:41:17.560 need to start uh uh being more regular with my streams but just stuff with the club has made it

02:41:23.960 difficult but anyways uh that's not your problem that's a me problem so thanks everybody uh have a

02:41:30.680 great weekend if i don't see you saturday and uh if not we'll be back for platt army on sunday night

The Ferryman's Toll - January 30, 2026

The Daily Toll - 29-01-26

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