The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - January 14, 2026


Carney's pipeline plan FAILS - OneBC surges in NEW Poll!

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Caroline Elliott Mark Carney David Eby Carrie Lynn Finley Trevor Halford B.C. Conservative Pierre Poilievre Chris Carter Danielle Smith John Rustad Uri Fulmer Doug Ford Pipeline Stephen Del Duca Margaret Thatcher Kathleen Wynne Bonnie Crombie Erin O'Toole Peter Milibar Sheldon Clare and 7 more
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Wyatt Claypool breaks down the latest polls in British Columbia, and talks about PM Mark Carney's failed attempt to make it seem like he was ever serious about actually building a pipeline. These two issues are somewhat connected, so I wanted to put them in this video together.

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00:00:00.080 Ahoy everyone, Wyatt Claypool here, and I have a big show for you all today.
00:00:05.300 Not only are we going to be breaking down some British Columbia provincial polls on the whiteboard,
00:00:10.480 but I also want to talk about Prime Minister Mark Carney's failed attempt
00:00:14.640 to make it seem like he was ever serious about actually building a pipeline.
00:00:19.660 These two issues are somewhat connected, so I wanted to put them in this video together.
00:00:23.640 We will start off talking about the federal stuff, and then we will move into the provincial numbers,
00:00:28.220 but I can assure you, even if you don't live in British Columbia,
00:00:31.700 you will still find the numbers breakdown interesting,
00:00:34.520 because I do find that what's going on in British Columbia now
00:00:38.140 will have implications for the rest of the province.
00:00:41.860 Now, full disclosure, I do work for the 1BC party with Dallas Brody.
00:00:46.760 I take an extremely small salary to do it because it's not really about the money for me,
00:00:50.860 but for anyone who thinks that would bias me, that's who I work for,
00:00:54.320 but I will attempt to remain objective in breaking down the numbers.
00:00:58.600 But first, we will start off with that federal issue,
00:01:01.340 and before we get into that, I just want to plug the 1BC website.
00:01:04.580 If you live in British Columbia, I will be linking the website in the comment section below
00:01:08.960 if you want to check it out.
00:01:10.300 I think you should read the platform, see what we're all about,
00:01:12.740 because I do think it is a far better alternative, both to the Conservatives and the NDP,
00:01:17.620 which have become completely indistinguishable on many major issues.
00:01:21.820 And then also make sure to like this video, subscribe, leave a comment,
00:01:25.540 and if you want to support the show and you don't live in British Columbia,
00:01:28.600 hit the join button and help make me less reliant on the YouTube algorithm.
00:01:32.760 If you live in British Columbia, donate to 1BC. That's a plug there.
00:01:37.160 Anyways, let's first talk about Mark Carney.
00:01:40.720 So I've been saying this for a while, that Mark Carney is outsourcing saying no to a pipeline.
00:01:46.140 He wants to be Mr. Pipeline by constantly saying, of course I want a pipeline.
00:01:51.100 I'll say yes to a pipeline all day long.
00:01:53.640 But David Eby has to approve it.
00:01:56.460 But this Coastal First Nations group has to approve it.
00:01:59.140 I'm saying yes, but we just need them to say yes to, even though that's not how it works at all.
00:02:04.820 If Mark Carney wanted a pipeline built to the West Coast, he could just do it.
00:02:10.020 He could just sign something saying if a company puts up the money,
00:02:13.000 or at least even if they get a loan from us, we will make sure it happens
00:02:17.000 and they can actually export the oil off the West Coast to Asia.
00:02:21.300 But he won't do that because he doesn't want a pipeline built
00:02:23.860 because so much of the Liberal Party's base are what I call Green Liberals.
00:02:28.760 He cannot lose the Green Liberals and he cannot lose the Business Liberals either
00:02:32.580 who are interested in a pipeline.
00:02:34.320 So he's playing a middle game where he is both saying we need to consult
00:02:38.340 the BC government and David Eby and the First Nations,
00:02:41.440 but also of course I'll sign that MOU with Premier Daniel Smith in Alberta
00:02:46.100 saying I'm interested in a pipeline.
00:02:48.000 He's trying to have it both ways and I think one of the factions is eventually going to win out
00:02:51.880 and it looks like the Green Liberals are going to win out
00:02:54.400 and a lot of Business Liberals may end up, you know, having a big exodus over to the Conservatives
00:02:59.380 over Carney constantly fibbing about his interest in building a pipeline.
00:03:04.140 So this just happened today.
00:03:06.520 This was reported yesterday, but it came to a head today.
00:03:09.200 This CBC article headline reads,
00:03:12.140 Carney to meet with coastal First Nations in BC expected to talk major projects, source.
00:03:18.820 And so usually when it's a source, it's like some anonymous source in the PMO
00:03:22.800 or from within the coastal First Nations tipping off the media.
00:03:26.260 The reason that this is probably done is that Carney wants to keep it really quiet.
00:03:31.200 He's talking to them because he doesn't want too many eyes on these negotiations
00:03:35.640 because frankly, the end point to these negotiations was always inevitable.
00:03:40.420 Well, we'll read a little bit of this and then I need to show you a video that just came out today.
00:03:44.660 It says Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel to northern BC to meet with coastal First Nations
00:03:50.460 before leaving on his trip to China, a government official confirmed to CBC News.
00:03:55.320 The official speaking on the condition that they will not be named said they expect the meeting
00:04:00.760 to cover a number of subjects, including major projects underway in the region
00:04:04.460 and how the federal government and indigenous communities can ensure projects are built, quote,
00:04:09.160 sustainably and with partnership.
00:04:11.780 Carney is departing late Monday and will meet the coastal First Nations on Tuesday.
00:04:16.560 The official said the government's focus will be on common priorities, including marine conservation,
00:04:22.460 ocean protection and empowering indigenous communities to lead those efforts.
00:04:26.540 Now, when you say lead those efforts, it means veto.
00:04:30.500 It means that if they're in the lead, they get to decide if we're building a pipeline or not.
00:04:36.020 But this is actually a new slogan we have over at 1BC.
00:04:40.560 Duty to consult is opportunity to extort.
00:04:44.220 When you allow a group, especially a hacky left-wing organization like Coastal First Nations,
00:04:49.180 to be consulted on all this stuff with the implication they need to sign off,
00:04:53.800 this is now just extortion.
00:04:55.560 There's no way for the government to just walk away based on this rule set saying,
00:04:59.040 well, we just disagree with everything you said and we're going to build a pipeline anyways.
00:05:02.620 No, no, no.
00:05:03.080 They're giving them veto. 0.99
00:05:04.060 They're also giving the veto to the BCNDP government and David Eby,
00:05:08.920 who have even more green, you know, they have even more green members of their party.
00:05:13.980 So the liberals, I would say, are almost like 20% green liberals in terms of those types of voters who vote for them.
00:05:20.020 The BCNDP are like 50% green voters, voters who will always oppose pipelines and other forms of resource development.
00:05:28.160 But now let's get to this video that came out of the Coastal First Nations coming out to talk about the meeting they had with Mark Carney.
00:05:36.420 It's a two-minute video.
00:05:37.400 We won't play all of it, or a three-minute video.
00:05:39.540 And then later we'll get into the numbers.
00:05:40.940 But this is important.
00:05:42.040 This does have big implications both for federal politics and BC provincial politics.
00:05:45.580 Hi, good afternoon.
00:05:47.620 This morning our Coastal First Nations communities invited the Prime Minister here.
00:05:57.500 We wanted to reiterate that any time there is a discussion about our territories, that we need to be in the room.
00:06:11.460 And that it is very important to us that the Prime Minister see our territories and understand our concerns.
00:06:20.240 The funny thing here, I'm going to cut her off right there, Coastal First Nations isn't even a nation. 1.00
00:06:26.800 It is simply a made-up left-wing front group that opposes pipelines and claims to represent First Nations people.
00:06:33.320 In fact, this is probably one of the most racist things you could possibly do.
00:06:36.600 Just create an organization that supports all of your politics, fill it up with First Nations people, and then just say these are the opinions of First Nations people only.
00:06:44.440 No, it's left-wing activists.
00:06:45.680 In fact, one, everyone's an individual, and we should judge people as individuals.
00:06:50.240 But two, most First Nations, even if you're going to try and treat them like a group, by polling, support pipelines.
00:06:56.040 But this is the group that Mark Carney is giving rubber stamp to on whether or not he actually goes forward with the pipeline.
00:07:01.400 He won't say the pipeline project is dead, based on what she's about to say, but he'll say, well, there's more consultations, there's more discussion that's needed.
00:07:08.580 Because again, Carney wants to be Mr. Pipeline without having to build a pipeline.
00:07:13.040 He keeps talking about it.
00:07:14.040 He keeps making these horizontal moves about making, about building it, but never actually moving forward.
00:07:20.240 And that is why our leadership invited him to sit and meet with us directly.
00:07:26.120 So today we heard directly from the Prime Minister that his government will seek our free, prior, and informed consent regarding any proposed projects in our territories,
00:07:39.700 and that we will co-develop a transparent process moving forward.
00:07:48.660 We are looking forward...
00:07:50.240 Free informed...
00:07:51.700 Free, like, whatever she said.
00:07:52.900 It was like free something and informed consent.
00:07:55.240 I'm sorry, but that sounds like a lot of words to say veto power.
00:07:58.680 And then saying that we are going to co-develop the rules of engagement.
00:08:02.980 Okay, so we're not getting a pipeline built.
00:08:04.360 We are literally discussing the rules about talking about a pipeline.
00:08:10.320 This is why I keep saying, Carney's memorandum of understanding he signed with Alberta Premier Daniel Smith doesn't do anything.
00:08:16.580 It does less than nothing.
00:08:17.860 All it does is allows Carney to kick the can down the road while pretending he's in favor of a pipeline by just extending the timeline longer to when he actually has to say yes.
00:08:26.800 He could say yes today, but he's pretending that he needs to do all these consultations and sit down with coastal First Nations, which isn't even a real First Nations band, in order to discuss how we should start discussing the pipeline.
00:08:38.820 To partnering with the federal government to help facilitate projects in our territories that support sustainable economic development and marine protection.
00:08:50.340 We also made our positions very clear and reiterated those positions around our stance regarding the oil pipeline and that that has not changed.
00:09:05.780 So there's no pipeline, that is what she's saying, there is no pipeline, because if their position hasn't changed, their previous position was no pipeline, so we are still not building a pipeline.
00:09:18.580 But this is where I just want to get back to the slogan, because no matter what Carney does, no matter how much he discusses things with them, based on his rule of engagement, we are never going to build anything.
00:09:29.800 And this is just becoming a practice of extortion, which is why I want to bring up quickly the graphic that we made at 1BC that says,
00:09:35.740 The duty to consult has become the opportunity to extort, with a very fashionable photo of B.C. Premier David Eby standing there.
00:09:44.980 We are not getting anywhere by consulting.
00:09:48.400 I am absolutely happy to hear that federal conservative leader, Pierre Polyev, thinks that we should build pipelines no matter what people think, which is the right thing to do.
00:09:57.120 I am sorry, but no ethnic group can claim ownership to blocking whether or not a pipeline can be built.
00:10:04.920 Everyone is an individual, we should all just have our own individual rights, and in fact, it is an infringement of other people's individual rights to not be able to build a pipeline across a territory for arbitrary ethnic reasons.
00:10:17.380 It is weird.
00:10:18.340 This is the only country that does this on the planet. 1.00
00:10:20.780 Let's stop having stupid racist policies. 1.00
00:10:23.140 But now, that gets me over to the whiteboard, and I even brought a little pointy stick to make it a little bit more interesting. 1.00
00:10:29.820 I see I can tap stuff really hard to emphasize it.
00:10:32.920 We're going to be talking about B.C. provincial polls right now.
00:10:37.100 Specifically, I want to do some polling based on one of the people running for B.C. Conservative leader.
00:10:44.420 The B.C. Conservative Party is in a very weird place right now, as in they're not in a very conservative place right now.
00:10:50.560 Too many B.C. Liberals, B.C. United people end up jumping ship from those parties over to the conservatives, which effectively watered down the entire operation into something that just feels like the B.C. Liberals 2.0, where, yeah, they'll every once in a while say something slightly conservative, but it's like they're rationing it to their supporters.
00:11:09.340 You get your little reaction of slight conservative rhetoric for the day, and that will hopefully keep you satiated for maybe a few days before you start complaining again, and will give you a little bit more conservatism.
00:11:20.140 It's like Aaron O'Toole all over again.
00:11:22.660 But Palace Data came out with a poll where they were asking people how they would vote if Caroline Elliott ended up winning the leadership of the party.
00:11:31.160 Maybe I'll do both the generic and I will do the Caroline Elliott one.
00:11:35.920 So we'll start off with generic. If it's just the B.C. Conservative Party as it is today with Trevor Halford as the interim leader, this is how the numbers break down between the NDP, B.C. Conservatives, Greens, and the 1 B.C. Party.
00:11:49.000 So with Halford, this is removing the undecideds. With Halford, the NDP ends up scoring 44%, which doesn't surprise me.
00:12:01.120 You can give Halford a little bit of credit that he's only been interim leader for a bit and most people aren't going to get too attached to who the interim guy is.
00:12:08.000 But effectively, this is like saying generic conservative.
00:12:12.280 The conservative party as it is today, would you vote for them or not up against the NDP?
00:12:16.860 He doesn't do that bad. He's ended up he. Oh, why am I drawing it this way?
00:12:22.860 So all the numbers, more the left side of each number of each name will be the generic.
00:12:27.500 So they're at 39% under Trevor Halford at the helm in the generic bull.
00:12:36.740 The B.C. Greens are then at 9% in the generic head-to-head.
00:12:42.440 And then we have the 1 B.C. Party, which I'll put in the darker blue for, you know, for a very obvious reason.
00:12:53.900 We are at 7% in the generic head-to-head.
00:12:58.300 I actually believe it was more like 7.4 or something like that, but that doesn't matter too much right now.
00:13:03.980 Actually, guys, what am I doing? What am I doing?
00:13:07.000 That's the wrong color for the conservatives. We've got to do a more proper color. 0.97
00:13:10.060 There we go. That's a more generic color for them. That makes more sense.
00:13:16.640 Literally, I had heard from an MLA still in the B.C. Conservative Caucus that Trevor Halford, the current interim leader,
00:13:23.660 his biggest complaint about the former leader, John Rustad, who was very liberal, was that he was too right-wing, which is very funny.
00:13:31.500 And even John Rustad said that on a podcast later on, that they ended up putting someone more liberal than him in the leadership.
00:13:36.700 So, you know, be careful with what you wished for, guys. And in a certain sense, I can agree with him.
00:13:41.920 But now let's move on to if Caroline Elliott was the B.C. Conservative leader. 0.70
00:13:45.860 This came out from Palace data, and I think it approximately had around 980 respondents.
00:13:52.800 Might have been like about 962 or something like that, but around that area.
00:13:57.220 But now, when Caroline Elliott is leader, who in fact is the sister-in-law of former B.C. United leader Kevin Falcon,
00:14:05.560 the B.C. NDP ends up basically not moving at all.
00:14:09.900 They end up not moving. They are also at 44%.
00:14:13.280 If we are pedantic about it, they are at 44.7.
00:14:17.020 But let's just write down 44 again.
00:14:19.800 They are also at 44 if Caroline Elliott is leader.
00:14:22.300 However, B.C. Conservatives, though, with the proper color this time, falls down to just 32%.
00:14:31.580 And the red color really makes sense when we're talking about a party run by Caroline Elliott, potentially.
00:14:37.880 Unless she heavily reforms how she does things. 1.00
00:14:40.280 She just hired Corey Tanike as her campaign manager.
00:14:44.380 You know, like the super anti-Pierre Polyev guy who went on every single media panel during the election to attack Polyev and say he's not being anti-Trump enough and all that stuff?
00:14:53.660 You know, Doug Ford's guy who thinks he's a political guru because they beat the likes of Kathleen Wynne and Stephen Del Duca and Bonnie Crombie?
00:15:01.480 Doug Ford is blessed.
00:15:03.600 Blessed with the worst opponents on the planet.
00:15:06.180 But, like, guys, notice the NDP has not budged an inch.
00:15:10.240 They are not gaining because Caroline Elliott's the leader.
00:15:13.680 They are simply not losing any votes.
00:15:16.300 We then have, in this poll, with Caroline Elliott at the helm, we then have, I'll even be generous.
00:15:23.580 I think technically Caroline Elliott would be at 33 if I round her up there. 1.00
00:15:28.180 But then, the Greens actually don't budge much either.
00:15:34.600 The Greens jump up to literally only 9.4%.
00:15:41.620 But, what ends up happening in the midst of all this, if it's Caroline Elliott, another BC liberal running the party,
00:15:50.100 1BC then jumps up to 9.5%, virtually tied with the Greens.
00:16:01.460 1BC is skyrocketing because the Conservatives refuse to be Conservative.
00:16:06.460 And I can tell you, this ain't changing.
00:16:09.580 BC Conservatives still don't get it.
00:16:11.440 The current field for BC Conservative leadership has some people who would make wonderful 1BC MLA someday,
00:16:18.320 but they're not going to win.
00:16:20.480 The main power players in the race are people who are very liberal or people who are just kind of incompetent
00:16:26.380 and they're probably going to throw their votes over to the liberal at the end of the day.
00:16:29.140 Like, another guy who's running is Yuri Fulmer, who failed to actually win his seat in the last BC provincial election
00:16:35.380 despite being a very winnable seat.
00:16:37.240 And his criticism of the Conservative Party currently is they didn't let enough BC Liberals into the party
00:16:42.960 and they don't have enough messaging control.
00:16:45.740 I can tell you that is not the reason why the BC Conservatives are failing.
00:16:50.320 It's because too much messaging control.
00:16:52.560 Too little, too much fear about actually saying something Conservative.
00:16:55.920 This is going back to the whole stuff about Mark Carney.
00:17:00.280 1BC is doing well because we are the party that doesn't want to consult First Nations on everything. 0.88
00:17:05.840 And it's not because, oh, you don't care about First Nations people?
00:17:07.980 No, no, no.
00:17:08.680 We care about First Nations people more than all the other parties
00:17:11.580 because we want them to be treated as individuals and stop living on reserves that basically are organized like Soviet states.
00:17:17.900 We want them to have actual prosperity to actually be able to build some of their own stuff and own their own land.
00:17:24.020 The NDP, since they've been in power for the last seven to eight years,
00:17:28.280 has literally had the First Nations life expectancy fall by six years.
00:17:32.480 Almost one year off of First Nations person's life every year the NDP have been around
00:17:37.400 because they're that bad.
00:17:39.340 Their policy is that toxic.
00:17:41.520 And the Conservatives do not get it.
00:17:43.780 They just basically want to run on the most generic changes that can be possibly made to DRIPA
00:17:47.940 where we just want to scrap the entire thing.
00:17:51.000 Scrap DRIPA, scrap UNDRIP, defund the entire reconciliation industry.
00:17:55.500 If you have not yet watched it, I will be linking in the description below
00:17:59.580 and pinning in the comments the Making a Killing documentary.
00:18:03.080 If you have not seen that documentary, it was a documentary we made at the 1BC Caucus
00:18:08.520 to basically explain the grave hoax in Kamloops
00:18:11.720 and how all this is connected to how basically BCE taxpayers are being robbed
00:18:17.320 and the First Nations community is being destroyed by reconciliation industry policy and initiatives.
00:18:22.280 Like, there's more stuff I can get into in a bit here,
00:18:26.360 but we're going to come up with a lot of stuff from 1BC.
00:18:29.560 But you're probably not going to see Caroline Elliott be the worst performing person against the NDP.
00:18:35.600 Maybe, you know, another person.
00:18:37.880 Maybe Uri Fulmer does worse.
00:18:39.180 Maybe Chris Gardner does worse.
00:18:40.900 But when you start naming all the people running, it's like, where is the profile?
00:18:45.780 And even some people I don't mind as individuals.
00:18:48.500 Like, I don't mind Carrie Lynn Finley.
00:18:49.820 She's good.
00:18:50.220 I think Carrie Lynn Finley is pretty good. 0.95
00:18:52.940 Not sure if she can win.
00:18:54.180 We'll end up seeing.
00:18:55.780 But the problem is some of these people also don't have seats,
00:18:57.940 so it ends up putting the Conservatives in a very awkward position.
00:19:00.900 Most of the people, in fact, running don't have seats.
00:19:03.100 Ian Black doesn't have a seat.
00:19:04.300 Carrie Lynn Finley doesn't have a seat.
00:19:05.520 Chris Gardner doesn't have a seat.
00:19:06.660 Uri Fulmer doesn't have a seat.
00:19:08.080 Caroline Elliott doesn't have a seat.
00:19:09.480 The only two guys who have seats who are running, I believe, are Sheldon.
00:19:13.100 Actually, there's three guys.
00:19:14.360 Peter Milibar, Sheldon Clare, and Harmon Bangu.
00:19:17.300 It's a very full race, and it's going to take six months to get through.
00:19:20.760 And this is actually going to affect their fundraising,
00:19:22.900 because anyone who donates to a BC Conservative leadership candidate
00:19:26.040 cannot donate to their party after that,
00:19:28.860 although you can still donate to 1BC,
00:19:30.540 because you can actually max out donations to multiple parties.
00:19:33.740 Please donate to 1BC if you want.
00:19:35.200 But right now, there's nobody who's actually taking an axe to the narrative
00:19:40.680 that the NDP government runs on about compassion
00:19:43.800 and about how they want to grow the economy with First Nations.
00:19:49.300 No, they don't.
00:19:49.940 They're just making everyone equally poorer.
00:19:52.200 It is literally this.
00:19:54.760 What they are doing is basically this Margaret Thatcher video I used to play on the show.
00:20:00.760 I actually literally have it right here,
00:20:02.100 and I want to play it again because it's so apt in this moment.
00:20:04.620 What the Honourable Member is saying is that he will rather the poor were poorer,
00:20:11.580 provided the rich were less rich.
00:20:14.380 That way you will never create the wealth for better social services as we have.
00:20:19.880 And what a policy!
00:20:21.960 Sorry if that was a bit loud, but that's the point.
00:20:25.460 You need a party that actually is going to run on the idea
00:20:28.160 that maybe we should cut taxes 25% across the board.
00:20:31.300 That's a 1BC policy.
00:20:32.340 Every tax bracket, the PST, corporate taxes, all need to be slashed.
00:20:37.860 Slash regulations by 25%.
00:20:40.060 All the 173 regulations on the books right now, cut 25% of them out.
00:20:44.560 Easy.
00:20:45.180 Easy to do.
00:20:46.120 Cut 25% of administrative spending.
00:20:49.440 Get rid of DRIPA.
00:20:50.740 Get rid of SOGI. 1.00
00:20:51.980 Get rid of all the restrictions on the forestry industry.
00:20:54.440 This is all simple.
00:20:55.240 But the problem is BC Conservatives are still effectively a BC Liberal Party
00:20:59.480 where they want to tinker around the edges.
00:21:01.680 They want to put together a package of new policies that's going to drive the economy forward.
00:21:05.840 The government just has to do less.
00:21:08.140 That is all we need to do here.
00:21:09.920 I know I'm not being that objective, but with 1BC now at 9.5%,
00:21:14.380 you could say maybe it's more like 7.
00:21:16.620 We can maybe like average it in between.
00:21:18.420 We're at 8 or like 9 or so.
00:21:20.980 We're going to keep growing because 1BC has a budget.
00:21:24.700 We are going to keep advertising.
00:21:26.040 We're going to keep pushing.
00:21:27.460 And we're the only ones offering British Columbians what they actually want,
00:21:30.800 real protections for private property.
00:21:33.220 BC Conservatives kind of want to stop the bleeding a little bit in terms of private property.
00:21:37.800 But the way that you're going to actually end the problem is defunding the reconciliation industry.
00:21:44.040 It's actually threatening the existence of Section 35 in the Canadian Constitution
00:21:48.060 and pushing for changes because right now it's being weaponized to stop projects.
00:21:52.620 Just like the coastal First Nations are effectively weaponizing consultations 0.94
00:21:57.240 to extort benefits out of the government,
00:21:59.500 or they're going to use the courts if they don't get what they want in order to block projects. 0.74
00:22:03.780 Maybe they truly just don't want a pipeline,
00:22:05.600 but based on the rules that Mark Carney has set for rules of engagement,
00:22:09.240 we're never going to build a pipeline under the current regime.
00:22:12.100 It's impossible to do right now.
00:22:14.200 Because again, if any party says that they want to consult First Nations on things,
00:22:19.020 one, you're not being compassionate.
00:22:20.600 You're not being cooperative.
00:22:21.820 These are left-wing front groups.
00:22:23.600 Stop talking to them.
00:22:24.940 Talk to average individual people, and that's all you need.
00:22:28.020 In fact, again, it's a national project, a pipeline.
00:22:30.820 Let it go through, even if it was just a provincial pipeline.
00:22:32.960 What business does anyone have trying to stop a project on land that other people do not own?
00:22:38.860 If it's public crown property, it's only the crown has to sign off on it.
00:22:44.520 We don't need other people.
00:22:45.820 We're all friended up.
00:22:47.060 We're all friended up.
00:22:47.980 We don't need more friends signing off on the project.
00:22:50.680 Just the government and the developer need to be involved.
00:22:53.440 And if you say, well, that's just bulldozing over people and their interests and whatnot,
00:22:57.680 like one, collective interests don't mean anything.
00:22:59.940 We are all individuals, and that is it.
00:23:02.560 To say that we all are part of collectives is, frankly, racist.
00:23:06.860 This is not how any other industrialized country works.
00:23:09.580 This is not how any developed country works,
00:23:11.520 where basically every project is up for veto from random groups
00:23:15.980 who can simply put themselves together and pretend they represent everyone in their area.
00:23:20.360 Stop listening to coastal First Nations. 0.99
00:23:22.100 But Carney is going to listen to them because he doesn't want to build a pipeline either,
00:23:25.100 and he is going to be the scapegoat for why he can't do it.
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