The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - May 10, 2026


BREAKING： Carney Liberal LOSES Ontario nomination - Voter Fraud？？？

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Voter Fraud in Ontario nominations Voter Fraud
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Nate Erskine-Smith Mark Carney Bonnie Crombie Nader Skynesmith Qadira Jackson Pete Buttigieg Bangladeshi Bernie Sanders Jonathan Wilkinson Muhammad Nusrud Stephen Harper Nancy Pelosi Steve Pakin Domino Hafiz Afiz Sikh
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PM Mark Carney's endorsement of a candidate who received the backing of the Prime Minister may have actually cost him a local nomination in Scarborough Southwest Ontario because he's not Bangladeshi. And there's a lot more to the story than that.

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00:00:00 Hey guys, Wyatt Claypool here, and breaking news, I need to give you guys a story update
00:00:06 on the thing I just made a video on a few hours ago. So, Nate Erskine-Smith, the Liberal MP from
00:00:16 the riding of Beaches East York, was running in the Scarborough Southwest Ontario Provincial
00:00:24 liberal nomination. And he lost. The man who had the endorsement of Prime Minister Mark Carney
00:00:32 lost. Now, I will take the time to make fun of the fact that the guy endorsed by the Prime
00:00:39 Minister lost a local nomination in the GTA, but I will also be getting into the actual meat of
00:00:46 this story. Some people just want to dunk on Nate Erskine-Smith, who I actually kind of feel bad
00:00:51 for here, but I actually wanted to get into the real story that is pretty obvious alleged voter
00:01:00 fraud. The Liberals, ironically, are being destroyed by their own mass immigration policies
00:01:08 because in the Scarborough Southwest nomination, which the writing may as well just be renamed
00:01:14 Scarborough Bangladesh, Nate Erskine-Smith basically lost because he wasn't Bangladeshi.
00:01:20 And there's also a bunch of other things that went on to basically rig this race, allegedly.
00:01:25 But we will be getting into that in just a second.
00:01:28 But before we do, I just want to remind you guys, if you like the channel, make sure to leave a like on the video.
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00:01:43 Of course, thank you to all the people who are already members of the channel and allow me to
00:01:48 be less reliant on the very annoying YouTube algorithm. Anyways, we will first start off
00:01:54 with just me circling back around to point and laugh at this video again. You probably have just
00:02:01 seen, if you watched the last video, you saw me make fun of this like a couple hours ago.
00:02:07 Nader Skine-Smith had this very awkward endorsement video from Mark Carney yesterday because he
00:02:13 probably kind of forced Carney's hand into giving him an endorsement, or maybe he was going to start
00:02:17 criticizing him, or if he doesn't win, he'll cross the floor and join the NDP. I'll play this again
00:02:23 without the sound. In the video, Carney never mentions Nate's name, and Nate never takes his
00:02:31 hands out of his pockets. He doesn't even directly really endorse him, but everyone kind of understood
00:02:36 it was an endorsement. It's awkward and weird. And the guy who got the Prime Minister's endorsement
00:02:43 not just in text, but in video, ended up losing. And although that is delicious, the fact that
00:02:49 Prime Minister Mark Carney's endorsement means so little, it's the reason why his endorsement
00:02:54 means so little, I think, is the most concerning part. Because in a certain sense, you would think
00:03:01 that his endorsement should matter a lot. You think that Nate Erskine-Smith, a man who has been
00:03:06 elected five separate times in Beaches, East York, should have a lot of clout in GTA politics in
00:03:13 general but he lost to a man who owns a dominoes franchise um because effectively voter fraud like
00:03:21 here is something that came out during the nomination today this was the sample ballot
00:03:29 being handed out by the winner ansalu hafaz to people telling them to mark him number one and
00:03:37 Qadira Jackson number two. Now, Qadira Jackson probably got basically no vote. Same with
00:03:42 Muhammad Nisrim. It was basically a one-on-one fight between Nate and Hafiz. I'm not sure if
00:03:50 it went to a second ballot or it was a first ballot victory, but it probably was second ballot
00:03:56 just because it was so close. You'll notice that outside of the names of the candidates,
00:04:01 as I had said in my previous videos. Everything is written in Bengali, Bangladeshi. This is not
00:04:09 something that I think any Canadian should be okay with. I do not agree with Nate Erskine-Smith's
00:04:16 politics. He's a straight version of Pete Buttigieg, who's also a vegan. I do not like his politics.
00:04:22 At the same time, I hate this even more, where the people who are choosing candidates or party
00:04:28 nominations in provincial and federal elections cannot even speak the English language, do not
00:04:34 even know why they've been pushed into the voting booth. And as it's come, as it's being reported
00:04:40 now, many of them did not have voter ID. Many of them couldn't actually prove they even lived in
00:04:45 the riding, but they've been signed up on the back end of the liberal website as having been a member
00:04:51 in that riding, which means that they may have had an address that's up, you know, maybe a Domino's
00:04:57 pizza location or some random warehouse or a PO box, or they are signed up at a specific address,
00:05:02 but you don't have a driver's license to prove they actually live there. What happens in
00:05:07 nominations sometimes, and this happens in all the parties, and it's disgusting, is what someone
00:05:12 will do is have their supporters all pretend they live in a riding, and then they'll show up with a
00:05:16 bank statement saying that their address is this. A bank statement specifically, because you can go
00:05:21 onto your, you know, if it's RBC or TD or BMO, you can go onto the app and just update your
00:05:27 address there for five seconds, go in, show them that you live there, and then vote, walk out,
00:05:32 and change back to your actual address. Really insane. We've had conservative federal nominations
00:05:37 like this. We have some sitting conservative MPs who would have gotten into office this way
00:05:43 federally, and it's gross, and they should be kicked out. All parties do this? That doesn't
00:05:48 make it right, and we're just talking about the Ontario Liberals here. But I want to show you
00:05:52 just how tight this election was, and then you need to know about some other things that happened
00:05:56 before the vote to basically ensure that this man won. So this is being reported by Steve Pakin
00:06:03 right at the time it was happening. He even has a photo of Nafaz as he was taking his acceptance
00:06:10 or make his acceptance speech for the nomination.
00:06:13 It says,
00:06:15 Afiz took 718 votes to Nate Erskine-Smith's 699 votes on the third ballot.
00:06:23 Now, all eyes are on Nate Erskine-Smith to see whether this changes his desire to run
00:06:27 for the provincial liberal leadership,
00:06:30 because this was Erskine-Smith's path to running for the Ontario liberal leadership.
00:06:35 He was first going to win a seat in the Ontario legislature,
00:06:38 Then he was going to move on to running for the Ontario Liberal leadership.
00:06:41 He had previously run for the Ontario Liberal leadership, and he barely lost to Bonnie Crombie.
00:06:47 And what I find very funny is that Bonnie Crombie, the former mayor of Mississauga,
00:06:52 who, as the Ontario Liberal leader, wasn't even able to win her own seat in the election.
00:06:56 I think it was like Mississauga-Cooksville she ran in.
00:06:59 She actually lost to a progressive conservative MLA candidate.
00:07:03 And Bonnie Crombie, of course, immediately comes out to give her endorsement to Nafaz because she hates Nader Skynesmith. A lot of people hate Nader Skynesmith. It's quite funny. A lot of people in the liberal world cannot stand him.
00:07:19 What I would call, it's a rare thing, but what I would call the liberal grassroots tend to like Nader Skynesmith. He's very much more of like a Bernie Sanders, AOC, again, Pete Buttigieg type figure. And the kind of more corrupt establishment of that party doesn't like him. Again, I don't like the politics of any of these people involved.
00:07:37 But, you know, more American examples. Bonnie Crombie here is like basically like Nancy Pelosi congratulating a corrupt candidate for beating somebody she didn't like.
00:07:49 But she says here, warmest congratulations to Fizz on winning a hard-fought nomination Scarborough Southwest and best wishes for the by-election.
00:07:57 Now, you might not know this, but before the by-election vote took place, like five days a week before the by-election vote took place, the party, the Ontario Liberals, deleted 1,800 memberships.
00:08:13 Just deleted like so much random screenshots off of your desktop.
00:08:21 They just deleted them.
00:08:22 now they claimed that like 500 of them were duplicates and they were just you know rectifying
00:08:26 the fact that someone bought a membership like two years ago and it was a four-year membership
00:08:30 and they thought they needed to buy a new one and they bought a new one under a slightly different
00:08:34 name or whatever with including their middle name if that was true fair enough that still
00:08:38 leaves around 1200 memberships 12 1300 memberships that were gotten rid of under the idea that they
00:08:47 They might have been fraudulent. There might have been something fishy about them.
00:08:51 I kind of throw up a little bit of a question mark around whether or not they were actually fishy memberships.
00:08:59 Because the only, to my knowledge, one of the only candidates, maybe someone else did, but I've only seen Nate.
00:09:08 Nate was the only candidate to actually say that they were disenfranchising people, that he disagrees with the decision, that he doesn't think that was the right thing to do.
00:09:16 I don't believe Hafiz ever actually made a statement saying that it was wrong.
00:09:21 It's almost like he knew those 1,800 memberships would have been Advantage Team Erkskine Smith.
00:09:27 And remember, that's the guy.
00:09:29 They didn't get rid of any of the memberships for the people who can't even read flipping English. 0.99
00:09:34 The people who couldn't even show up with driver's licenses and actually be trusted to be actually, 0.97
00:09:40 you could actually trust lived in the ride.
00:09:42 Those people were all above board and super cool.
00:09:44 uh erskine smiths mostly probably his members well you know yeah they had a glint in their eye
00:09:52 we had to get rid of them oh just so happened we had to get rid of 1800 memberships and then
00:09:57 hafiz wins by how many votes here i just got to check that again uh he wins by 19 votes
00:10:04 erskine smith would be a fool if he did not demand a recount in this race i just want to
00:10:10 get to erskine smith's actual reaction to what happened here uh this was right outside of the 0.96
00:10:15 polling station after it was announced that his had beaten him lots of stories about what's happened
00:10:21 inside but i've got i got a debrief i i like it wouldn't be fair for me to jump off the cuff like
00:10:26 i really have to talk to the team in detail to get advice from the team as to what they saw
00:10:30 happen in there i've spoken to a few scrutineers already who said they've never seen anything like
00:10:34 it and it's unreal what happened in there so i i i've i i need i need to i need to i need to do
00:10:41 a full i need to do a full debrief with the team uh i mean i wasn't in the room i i was shaking
00:10:47 hands and that and they told you was you've never seen anything like that and didn't tell you they
00:10:51 said they've never seen anything like it there were at one table it was 50 of the people that
00:10:55 had id issues uh saying they'd lost driver's license they just moved in the area so look i
00:11:00 I don't know. It's unfair for me to specifically speculate. I got no idea.
00:11:04 And I again, I feel so bad for Nate Erskine-Smith. I can disagree with everything he believes. And I can still believe in democracy enough to think that this is disgusting, that you just have nominations selecting candidates with populations who can't speak English and do not respond to English and need ward healers sticking a ballot, recommended ballots in their hand so that they even know what they're doing.
00:11:27 Now, I know everyone tends to say, you know, put this person first and this person second.
00:11:32 At least Nate's stuff was in English.
00:11:34 At least his stuff was in English.
00:11:35 At least people know who he is.
00:11:37 At least his demographics voting for him actually kind of looks like the riding.
00:11:41 There are some white voters, Asian voters, some Bangladeshi voters.
00:11:44 It was everybody.
00:11:45 The other guy who won, it's Bangladesh. 1.00
00:11:47 That is the only people voting for him. 0.99
00:11:49 And I have no problem with someone being from any particular country.
00:11:54 I don't care.
00:11:55 That's fine.
00:11:55 There's great Canadians from every single country. At the same time, I have a problem when people are basically being pushed by community leaders into voting for a guy in a race where the people voting probably don't even know who the last couple of premiers are, maybe let alone who even the current premier is.
00:12:13 they probably don't know who the last three prime ministers were. That's a kind of a problem.
00:12:18 It creates massive amounts of corruption. It's people who don't really understand democracy.
00:12:24 Frankly, this is kind of the thing that you end up seeing happening in places like Minnesota 1.00
00:12:28 with the Somali community, where just fraud is just kind of what you do to make money. 1.00
00:12:33 You have to push back on this. People need to actually be properly integrated into the country.
00:12:39 And if somebody would ever take part in rigging a nomination, I don't think they should be a citizen ever, because, you know, our whole country is kind of based on democracy.
00:12:48 It's like, you know, a what is it?
00:12:54 Representative democracy. It's like I'm trying to find the exact word.
00:12:56 It's the thing that we have a monarch, but it kind of acts like a republic, but whatever.
00:12:59 We are a constitutional democracy. 1.00
00:13:03 Can we have our new immigrants even believe in democracy? 1.00
00:13:07 it would be a great thing if they did. 1.00
00:13:10 I got to talk to the team, do a full debrief with the team as to what comes next in terms of,
00:13:14 you know, it was obviously very close and we'll see it. I don't know.
00:13:17 We heard 20 votes.
00:13:19 Yeah, shy of that. Just shy.
00:13:20 19?
00:13:21 19.
00:13:21 13.
00:13:22 Are you concerned about the final result?
00:13:24 Like, do you don't think this is necessarily the legitimate result?
00:13:26 Like, there's a combination?
00:13:28 I would like to hear from every single person that was in that room on our team
00:13:32 to understand what took place and what their feeling is
00:13:37 and if there is a legitimate reason to challenge obviously given everything we've seen in the race
00:13:41 to date uh and for some frustrations along the way with this allowing members and and then we see uh
00:13:49 scrutineers in that room articulate concerns i i honestly i have to do a full full debrief with
00:13:53 them before i decide next steps before i decide if i really consider the outcome fair i don't know
00:14:00 so yeah that was his statement on it i actually do hope he sues and wins because again i don't
00:14:05 have to care about somebody's ideas or agree with them to believe that they were screwed. 0.98
00:14:09 This guy was screwed. 1,800 memberships deleted. He was the only one who protested because he 0.94
00:14:15 probably knew that those were his mostly. The guy who won, his supporters, effectively none of them
00:14:21 really speak English. They couldn't actually prove that they lived in the riding, many of them,
00:14:26 and guess what? This is exactly the sort of thing that happened at the BC Conservative 2025 AGM in
00:14:34 Nanaimo. I was there late in the day when the Team Rustad people wanted to get their slate of
00:14:41 preferred board members across the finish line. Suddenly, a hundred Sikh men show up. They all
00:14:47 vote down ballot for exactly the way that they want them to vote. They get back on the bus that
00:14:52 took them there, and they're gone. It's like, yeah, that's not democratic. Oh, well, they're
00:14:56 allowed to do that. Who cares? They're allowed to do it. I think we can all use our moral reasoning,
00:15:03 our ethical reasoning and say, we should just throw out anyone's memberships who can't pass
00:15:08 a basic skill test, who can't actually read the English language. If you can't read or speak
00:15:14 English, I don't think you should be able to vote. You shouldn't be able to come. If you can't become 1.00
00:15:19 a citizen, you shouldn't be able to vote. That's the problem. We need to make it so that permanent
00:15:24 residents cannot vote in races anymore. It's only citizens. And you actually have to pass a skill 0.98
00:15:29 test so that we know somebody's not just saying that you go vote for this guy and I'll give you
00:15:34 money because there's a lot of money that goes into races like this bribing people to show up
00:15:38 and vote. Again, I know of federal nominations where you have tons of people just changing
00:15:43 their address on their RBC banking app to pretend they live in the riding. They go in, they vote,
00:15:49 and sometimes they'll show up with somebody else's information and vote again. You'll have people who
00:15:53 are being bought alcohol, who are being given cash, gift cards, if they go and vote for your
00:16:00 son or something like that in the nomination. This has happened in places like British Columbia.
00:16:05 It happens especially in Ontario, and it needs to stop. Anyways, it demonstrates just how bad
00:16:12 the mass immigration problem in Canada has been if this is starting to take over ridings. Just 0.99
00:16:18 entire nominations can be controlled by just one ethnic group because the people are frankly
00:16:24 fairly easily led by community leaders who can basically act as ward healers sticking things in
00:16:29 their hands and making them go do something. I've always been hawkish on immigration. We need to
00:16:35 massively reduce permanent residence, TFWs, and student visas. It all needs to go down and there
00:16:41 needs to be ways of saying somebody's here illegitimately, they got their PR status
00:16:47 illegitimately. This person's basically exploiting the welfare state, doing this or that. You have
00:16:52 to go. I think this is a prime example of how much the liberal immigration system has failed
00:16:58 over the past couple of decades. And that even includes the conservatives also having
00:17:03 too high immigration under Stephen Harper. 250,000 a year or higher is just absurd for a country of
00:17:09 our size. Anyways, with all that being said, thank you guys for watching. I am going to keep
00:17:15 following this story, seeing what Nate Erskine-Smith is going to do. Maybe Mark Carney's
00:17:20 very happy because, again, even though he hates Nate's guts, he also wants Nate to stick around
00:17:26 because he doesn't want his majority being put at risk by liberals retiring or going to run for
00:17:31 office elsewhere. He's already losing Jonathan Wilkinson. He didn't want to lose Nate Erskine-Smith,
00:17:36 but maybe if Nate detects that Mark Carney wanted him to lose, he'll cross the floor and join the
00:17:41 NDP. Anyways, with all this being said, thank you guys for watching. I'll see you all later.