It's been fun watching the increasing desperation of the political left in Canada in the face of the growing popularity of Pure Pure and the Conservative Party, and I think simply put, the reason why Conservative Party is becoming so popular is because they're actually talking about issues that Canadians care about, and in a coherent manner that actually makes Canadians feel like those problems can be solved. Whereas the political Left is basically out in la-la land, still talking about social justice, climate action, and whenever they do touch on a serious issue, it's sort of the same generic platitudes they've always been offering with no real substantive plan that will work, or at least hasn't been already tried and failed before. And this is where the Liberal Party and the media cannot get a good angle to attack Pure Pure Pure, so they're increasingly sweaty and desperate trying to find an angle that will actually hurt Pure Pure of the Conservatives.
00:00:00.440It's been a lot of fun watching the increasing desperation of the political left in Canada in the face of the growing popularity of pure poly and the Conservative Party.
00:00:08.220And I think simply put, the reason why the Conservative Party is becoming so popular is because they're actually talking about issues that Canadians care about.
00:00:15.040And they're actually talking about those issues in a coherent manner that actually makes Canadians feel like those problems tend to be solved.
00:00:21.920Whereas the political left is basically out in la-la land, still talking about social justice, climate action, and whenever they do touch on a serious issue, it's sort of the same generic platitudes they've always been offering with no real substantive plan that will work or at least hasn't been already tried and failed before.
00:00:39.000And this is where I think the Liberal Party and the media cannot get a good angle to attack pure poly of on.
00:00:44.400So they're increasingly sweaty and desperate trying to find something or just some angle or some narrative that will actually hurt pure poly of the Conservatives.
00:00:52.660And they're not just not finding it because they're disconnected from what Canadians care about.
00:00:56.600So the first story here from the Globe and Mail I just want to highlight because it's just so ridiculous and I highlight this point perfectly.
00:01:02.860This is the opinion article that the editorial board put out because for some reason major Canadian papers need like six people to write an article or at least the author won't actually put their name to it.
00:01:12.120But the Globe and Mail said, pure poly of Conservatives still don't have a viable climate plan.
00:01:18.140And in response to this article, because you don't even need to read it, who cares?
00:01:21.740My response to this article is nobody gives a crap.
00:01:26.320When you're having problems actually buying your kids' school supplies, when you're having problems buying food and you have to lower the quality of food that you're purchasing to be able to make sure your dollar goes farther,
00:01:36.560when you cannot afford the house that you live in or you can't even find a house that's even available in your city,
00:01:42.900you really don't care if the Conservative Party has their own version of the carbon tax.
00:01:47.560If anything, you're very happy they don't care about it because you want them to care about serious issues that actually matter to your day-to-day life.
00:01:55.580To a lot of people, whenever the Liberals and the NDP come out with their climate plan,
00:02:00.300all they hear is they don't actually care about their economic struggles.
00:02:03.820Really, a lot of these climate issues, at the end of the day, are issues for upper-middle-class people.
00:02:10.000You have a million dollars in the bank.
00:02:11.720You have millions of dollars in the bank.
00:02:13.220So you don't have to care if the carbon tax is going to cost you anything,
00:02:16.380if phasing out coal on the grid is going to make your power bulls higher,
00:02:21.080or if they're going to try and phase out gas cars and you're going to have to buy an EV because you can afford all that.
00:02:25.700You are allowed to have all these fashionable beliefs because you can afford these fashionable beliefs.
00:03:08.360How are you putting money back in people's pockets, but you're also making people pay for pollution, and you're trying to take climate action?
00:03:15.080If somehow people are benefiting financially from your climate plans, doesn't that mean you're not actually solving the problem that you're aiming at?
00:03:22.140This is the self-defeating nature of the carbon tax.
00:03:24.460Like, one, the carbon tax actually does cost everyone way more than they get back in benefits, even if you get the maximum benefit back.
00:03:31.040But even then, let's just assume that people who are receiving the benefits are actually making money off of it.
00:04:25.280And the reason why PolyEv does not vote for those things is because they're subsidy programs.
00:04:30.500You're not actually making life more affordable.
00:04:32.520You're just printing money and handing money out to some of the people living in the lower middle class, assuming that it's going to maybe help them make it to next year.
00:04:40.840And if it does, they're going to need a bigger check because you've inflated the prices of everything.
00:04:46.460So that check that you gave them this year isn't actually not enough to cover the expenses that they have this next year.
00:04:54.380And again, I think people have already lived through eight years of the Liberals and realized it doesn't matter how much money the government pumps into the economy.
00:05:01.700Eventually, production actually has to go up for people's lives to be better.
00:05:05.740You cannot have a country where you have 500,000 new immigrants being added every year with production not going up and assuming everyone's going to be prosperous.
00:05:13.940This is where despite the Liberals pointing to GDP as their metric of success for the economy, when you look at GDP per capita, we've been going down for about eight years while the Liberals have been in power.
00:05:25.400Because when you have people being added to the country and the population is going up and GDP is not going up to match it, obviously everyone on aggregate is becoming poorer over time.
00:05:35.700So I don't think that this attack works at all for the Liberals, but this is what they're doing.
00:05:39.980But now when we jump ahead to the Conservative Party convention, which is currently taking place in Quebec City, even the media, when they're just trying to supposedly do neutral reports on this convention, are still trying to levy attacks to the Conservative Party.
00:05:52.960So there's this other headline also from the Globe and Mail, which is not surprising, but I've seen other ones from, you know, the Toronto Star and the CBC as well, where they're saying Conservatives to vote on controversial issues at Paulio's first policy convention as leader.
00:06:06.400And it's this kind of conspiracy theory type coverage, which I call this is because the Liberal media basically every single time they're covering the Conservatives, they put all these vague notions of that maybe there's something darker up, you know, maybe the Conservatives are going to take away your health care, maybe they're doing something a little controversial behind the scenes.
00:06:22.780But when you read the article and you actually read the details of what's supposedly controversial, it's not controversial at all.
00:06:28.940But the media is trying to put all this boilerplate out and poison the well to make you think that the Conservative Party is teetering on the brink of being too controversial to vote for.
00:06:37.700This is exactly what, you know, the CBC put out.
00:06:42.040It's because they said pure poly is going to have to ride a walk, a tightrope at this convention.
00:06:47.460It was some sort of commentary audio piece.
00:06:49.360They really had no interest in listening to, you know, I already have to pay for the CBC.
00:06:55.020I don't want to actually have to consume too much of its content.
00:06:57.980But again, it's all this big notion that the Conservative Party is like, you know, somehow potentially going to fall off their tightrope and they're going to turn into a far right neo-Nazi party.
00:07:08.500That's all of the media's sort of implications to their coverage.
00:07:12.380But I don't think people actually care because I think they know where PR poly of and the Conservative Party comes from.
00:07:17.560And it comes from a position that is eminently agreeable.
00:07:20.680So that article that the Globe and Mail that I'm going to throw it back on screen, that article from the Globe and Mail, what they consider controversial was a few AGM policy items about protecting single sex spaces,
00:07:32.720is really just protecting spaces meant for women from men being able to come in, which is just something that the vast majority of Canadians agree with,
00:07:39.800as well as potentially voting to ban sex change operations for minors.
00:07:44.560Something that you would be hard pressed to find someone who disagrees with outside of downtown Vancouver or Montreal or Toronto.
00:07:53.000And I mean, like, really downtown, not in the city of Toronto, like squarely in the centre.
00:07:58.580And even there, it might be a little bit hard to find people who would oppose a piece of legislation like that, especially parents who really care about protecting their kids.
00:08:06.560This is why the parental rights issue in Canada has become so big, because there's a lot of parents who happen to care about their children.
00:08:13.840And they don't like when liberals come out of the woodwork trying to be able to say what they can and cannot do,
00:08:19.580when they like, in terms of like being able to monitor their kids and oversee their kids at school.
00:08:23.680They don't like liberals saying what they can and cannot be privy to in their own child's life.
00:08:28.180But whatever, that's what the liberal media and the liberal party thinks that you're going to be, you know, blown away with.
00:08:33.680You're going to think, oh, no, too much.
00:08:52.340But to end this video off with one more news story, because it's close to my heart,
00:08:57.420I got to cover a couple of things that press progress said, both about Pierre Polyev and about a new conservative MP.
00:09:03.320So they're trying to hit conservative party leader, Pierre Polyev, right now on the stupid notion that somehow because CEOs and rich people donate to the conservative party, he's somehow not credible on issues.
00:09:15.180So the press progress is tweet about their story.
00:09:17.800And I don't really care to read their stories because it's effectively the stories in the headline.
00:09:21.440And then the actual story is just nonsense detail.
00:09:25.040But they said, Pierre Polyev is painting himself as the solution to Canada's affordability crisis.
00:09:29.460But donation records show Polyev conservatives have enjoyed support from CEOs at big real estate investment trusts who are driving up costs of living.
00:09:36.040Okay, one, is it controversial that CEOs of like companies or rich people donate to you?
00:09:44.060Two, is it the real estate developers or real estate agencies that are driving up costs?
00:09:50.860Or is it the fact that local governments, provincial governments, as well as the federal government is rising, is basically restricting the ability to build houses,
00:10:00.040while at the same time the federal government is increasing immigration numbers to an unreasonable level?
00:10:06.040Obviously, it's because of the government policy and forcing artificial demand onto the market.
00:10:11.820Supply, like these real estate development companies, they are most incentivized to build more.
00:10:17.800Because if they build more, they get to sell more.
00:10:20.280The only reason that prices are going up is because the supply has been restricted.
00:10:24.740And of course, these firms are still going to try and make as much money as possible on the restricted supply as they can.
00:10:30.080But because press progress is so hard left wing, they can't see this as something.
00:10:35.020Like they do never, they never see the government as the problem.
00:10:37.240They only ever see the government as a solution.
00:10:39.300Now, I just want to move on to this other story that they wrote on a new conservative MP, Mr. Shuv Majumdar from Calgary Heritage.
00:10:48.900I always like to say his full name, even though everyone calls him Shuv.
00:10:51.560But they wrote this article on the new MP, Shuv Majumdar in Calgary Heritage.
00:10:56.260And they call him, he's the right-hand man.
00:10:59.360He's like Harper's right-hand man, an international neocon operative.
00:11:03.360Just this nonsense, left-wing, tanky kind of framing of an issue to try and pretend that everyone who wants a little bit of muscle on Canada's foreign policy,
00:11:12.720that somehow they must be nefarious neocons trying to ruin the world, that they're war mongers and militant or whatever.
00:11:21.040When really Canada, during Trudeau's tenure, has been so weak and pathetic that we basically apologize to Iran when they kill a bunch of our own citizens after a missile was launched at an airline with a bunch of Canadians on it.
00:11:35.160Canada has an incredibly weak foreign policy right now.
00:11:38.640The fact that we bowed to China after they basically started arresting our own diplomats is insane.
00:11:45.080But whatever, this is just what we have in Canada right now.
00:11:47.560But the reason I'm highlighting this article from Press Progress, this analysis article, it was three weeks ago, but I just noticed it now,
00:11:54.980is because in this article, the author, Steve Magusiak, basically tries to imply that Shuv might be somehow bigoted.
00:12:03.140That because he thinks that the BJP party run by Modi in India is actually a fairly decent thing for Indian politics,
00:12:10.640that it's actually a breath of fresh air after, you know, almost endless rule by the Congress party and thinking and him, you know,
00:12:18.060ridiculously thinking that Pakistan might be funding and creating the Kalistani movement in Punjab, which is just eminently true.
00:12:25.920It's not even a theory that they try to assert, like they try to insert as a theory.