The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - November 09, 2026


＂Liberals Suck At Lying＂ - Carney's Budget 2026 is Already a Disaster

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00:00:00.000 It seems rather obvious that Budget 2026 is effectively an attempt by the Mark Carney Liberals to distance themselves from themselves.
00:00:10.000 So much of what is in the budget is either the Liberals quietly dropping some of their previous promises,
00:00:16.000 or attempting to make up for Liberal policy failures over the past few years. 0.98
00:00:21.000 Except the problem is, they suck at lying.
00:00:24.000 So every time they go on television or even make a post on social media, it kind of ends up proving the point that they're trying to avoid.
00:00:32.900 Like in this interview on Rosemary Barton's show on the CBC, which is extremely friendly territory for the Liberal Party,
00:00:41.420 the Finance Minister, Francois-Philippe Champagne, basically admits that Canada is a terrible investment right now.
00:00:48.100 At the same time, he is trying to promote Budget 2026 as a big investment in the Canadian economy.
00:00:55.080 Check this out.
00:00:56.600 Fair enough, if you believe that this kind of debt makes sense because it will grow the economy.
00:01:03.200 But I think some Canadians are looking to see evidence of that.
00:01:06.700 Canada lost more jobs in October.
00:01:08.500 The economy shed 100,000 jobs over two months now.
00:01:11.640 If the budget is, two-thirds of the budget is intended to invest to create growth, when is it coming and when will it translate into jobs for Canadians? Because that's the piece that they might have to wait for, is that fair to say?
00:01:26.620 she is trying to be so nice to the liberals here and even she sounds like she's basically dunking
00:01:33.500 on them because the liberals are so vulnerable right now on budget 2026 just asking basic
00:01:40.140 questions even in the pillowy soft manner that rosemary's trying to do it is still a massive shot
00:01:46.080 across the bow of the liberals again it's just so flawed that just asking hey when is the actual
00:01:52.460 growth going to happen is like putting a giant hole in their argument because now he's going
00:01:58.320 to have to basically tell people, well, it's not going to be right away. Well, then why are you
00:02:02.880 guys acting so excited about what you've just done? Well, it takes a bit of time. You look at
00:02:08.080 the productivity mega deduction, I'd agree with you. Obviously, one of the things you and I have
00:02:13.060 been talking and Canadians is the lack of investment by the private sector. We talk about
00:02:19.220 productivity we're talking about innovation and the productivity mega deduction is exactly the
00:02:25.640 answer is that to make it is not and by the way the attempt to try and throw the private sector
00:02:33.360 on the under the bus is very cute the the private sector is not failing to invest in the Canadian
00:02:40.040 economy they don't want to because there is no money to be made you see the private sector is
00:02:45.980 selfish for good reason they will not put money into an economy where they were not where they
00:02:52.000 are not going to make a good enough profit the mega deduction is kind of misses the point am i
00:02:58.740 against the liberals mega deduction policy it's not a bad idea having for a couple of years
00:03:04.140 companies can write off 100 of the cost of a capital asset rather than doing it over the
00:03:10.000 lifespan of that asset that will kind of boost the economy a little bit here and there but it's like
00:03:15.520 acknowledging the problem is too much taxes and regulations and instead of lowering them it's just
00:03:21.840 speeding up the at the pace at which a company can deduct capital costs off of its taxes it's like
00:03:30.480 almost getting the point that there's too many taxes but it's just allowing people to
00:03:34.480 deduct things faster how about just lower the taxes but getting back to it again there's no
00:03:41.040 possible there the idea that somehow the canadian government is going to get the private sector to
00:03:48.480 throw in with this mega deduction and then a bunch of government spending is foolish it's just putting
00:03:54.240 a hat on a hat the liberals have been trying the same thing for the past 11 years but don't worry
00:04:00.400 guys it's going to happen this year sure that we grow more that we invest more in canada so that
00:04:07.120 is going to take some time that's why we say the bridge to a better future and then in the meantime
00:04:13.120 you need to support canadians but i would say you know i'm here in montreal when you invest in
00:04:17.920 doubling the port capacity obviously this is going to create economic growth when you're talking
00:04:23.360 for example about the darlington nuclear reactor when you sorry it's obviously going to create
00:04:28.480 economic growth no it's not we're actually losing manufacturing jobs right now in quebec
00:04:34.880 there in theory should be enough port capacity to ship out the products that they make the problem
00:04:41.500 is it's just not actually economical to make things in Quebec right now that's the problem
00:04:47.020 you can have as much port capacity as you want if no one wants the products then you're not
00:04:51.900 shipping anything out in fact those ports will probably be used to import things into Canada
00:04:56.400 increase the electric capacity of the country we know that countries of the 21st century that are
00:05:02.460 going to succeed are going to be the ones who can produce more electricity we talk about the
00:05:07.700 capacity we're going to double that and if you look at them oh wow they're going to double it
00:05:12.100 they're going to double the port capacity they're going to double our electrical capacity when it's
00:05:17.600 like all these things are like a decade and a half away from actually happening if it even happens
00:05:22.620 on time but the thing is if you actually care about growth where's your immediate growth
00:05:28.040 strategy the best they have is the mega deduction which is temporary and it doesn't really excite
00:05:35.140 companies that much because they work at a large scale they know how to deduct something over seven
00:05:39.680 years instead of one it doesn't really affect them that much they want to pay less taxes overall not
00:05:45.800 deduct slightly faster mega trends you know mega trends don't lie mega trends are around critical
00:05:52.040 minerals energy and artificial intelligence and i would say canada is well positioned in all three
00:05:59.080 of them so it's an ambitious plan to grow the economy but at the same time taking care of people
00:06:05.320 and for example our generational uh investment to make sure that we would take the step to end
00:06:11.240 homelessness in our country uh to me that's also a major uh flagship announcement in the budget
00:06:17.880 We're going to work with municipalities, with the provinces.
00:06:20.620 There's about 65,000 Canadians which suffer from homelessness.
00:06:24.960 And in a rich country like Canada, we need to take care of each other.
00:06:28.740 So, yes, you go to the economy, but you take care of people at the same time.
00:06:33.320 Guys, the promise to end homelessness in the budget is the equivalent of jangling keys in a baby's face.
00:06:43.260 They're not doing anything.
00:06:44.760 what what apparently they figured out how to end homelessness in this budget but previous budgets
00:06:50.700 that also like a promise to end or reduce homelessness did not achieve it but now they
00:06:56.040 have figured out the secret sauce in the past year and now we're finally going to do it i want to show
00:07:02.020 you this chart from kirk lubomov here who i thought this was quite interesting the amount of money
00:07:08.000 that we are spending on homelessness is less than the amount far less than the amount we are
00:07:13.800 increasing funding for indigenous initiatives. It's ridiculous. Check this out. Like, how is it 0.83
00:07:22.260 that we have so many homeless, despite the fact that every single year we put more money towards
00:07:27.620 it? And by the way, disproportionately, indigenous people suffer from homelessness. So how is it that
00:07:32.800 we have a fund to end homelessness that we've had for a long time? And we have indigenous spending 0.93
00:07:39.480 that's been going up massively over time and yet homelessness is increasing in fact housing prices
00:07:45.400 are even going down a little bit still at the moment how are any of these people homeless oh
00:07:49.720 it has nothing to do with housing it has to do with drugs and the liberals are actually allowing
00:07:54.920 for decriminalization pilot projects to happen around the country these people are delusional
00:08:01.480 check out this post from kirk lubomov he says end homelessness riddle me this liberals budget 2026
00:08:08.280 is spending 2.6 times more on indigenous funding than to end homelessness that's after hundreds of
00:08:15.640 billions that have already been spent on first nations of which many look like third world
00:08:20.200 countries many homeless are indigenous the plan to end homelessness doesn't have a plan either
00:08:25.880 nor a kpi just funding so how will this work and just look at this spending over time that
00:08:32.680 that they're promising. To end homelessness over up to 10 years, we are going to be spending $29.8
00:08:38.920 to $29 billion, but we're spending $50 billion more on Indigenous stuff. Over the next five
00:08:44.620 years, we're adding $29.4 to Indigenous and $11.2 billion to ending homelessness,
00:08:50.260 which really should tell you what the government really thinks is important. Giving more money
00:08:55.420 to banned governments that seem to represent less and less people every single year,
00:09:00.320 this is the priority for the government even their big headline about trying to end homelessness
00:09:06.360 is literally worth 2.6 times less to the government than giving even more money to what
00:09:13.360 are oftentimes corrupt activist band governments like my goodness I want to now jump over to this
00:09:19.840 truly embarrassing press conference with the housing minister Gregor Robertson because he was
00:09:26.980 making this like i guess claim that he was like fronting one of these claims that we're going to
00:09:31.780 end homelessness here but that was literally a claim he made back when he was the mayor of
00:09:37.020 vancouver check this out when you were the mayor of vancouver of course you promised to end
00:09:41.560 homelessness within a decade um and that didn't happen so how do you how are you confident how
00:09:47.920 do you see this rolling out federally great question it was a very uh dire situation in
00:09:55.980 Vancouver when I was propelled to run for mayor. We had a crisis on our streets. Vancouver was
00:10:01.840 really the first city that that that sung to that level of challenge. We did not have the support as
00:10:08.800 a city. We set the goal. The federal and provincial governments were not coordinating. We're not
00:10:15.200 investing at the scale that was needed to solve the challenge at Vancouver. We made progress for
00:10:20.320 a number of years helping people off the street into shelters that the city opened and operated.
00:10:25.980 We built 500 temporary modular homes in one year with the help of the province.
00:10:33.200 But it takes the coordination of all levels of government.
00:10:36.920 It takes the support of all the people working on the street.
00:10:40.840 It takes Indigenous governments stepping up because this is a huge challenge for Indigenous people across Canada.
00:10:48.840 We all have to do this together.
00:10:50.400 we all have to be jointly focused on achieving this goal and implementing these changes and
00:10:57.160 connecting the dots between the help the housing and the health on our streets in our parks and
00:11:03.540 under my leadership we will we will use city bylaws to keep affordable rental buildings safe 0.90
00:11:10.020 and open the NPA has in effect protected slumlords by failing to enforce even the most minimum 0.95
00:11:17.280 standards of cleanliness and safety. We will establish a mental health advocate. People need 0.95
00:11:23.680 access to housing, of course, but many also need better treatment and health care.
00:11:28.340 We will appoint a qualified expert to coordinate services and providers and to foster prevention
00:11:34.980 and education in our schools. Are you seeing the problem here? These two clips are played
00:11:40.460 back to back for a reason, because everything Gregor Robertson is saying now as the federal
00:11:45.820 housing minister and what he said back in the day as the mayor of Vancouver are the same thing.
00:11:51.600 We need to subsidize the homeless more. Guys, this is why we have so many homeless people and
00:11:56.900 so many addicts. Stop subsidizing them. Stop having all these service workers who are providing
00:12:04.140 them food and services and shelter when they are not doing anything to actually move to a
00:12:10.740 sustainable lifestyle that gets them off the streets. This is the problem. In British Columbia
00:12:17.700 right now, in East Hastings, where all of the addicts are, there is like 11 social workers
00:12:25.820 for every one addict on the street because it has turned into an industry. Same thing with just
00:12:30.900 general homelessness around the country. The more you subsidize with shelters and other ways of
00:12:36.020 allowing people to be comfortably homeless, they will continue doing it. And the problems that they
00:12:41.100 suffer from will actually get worse over time because of all this. Now let's get over to another
00:12:46.420 thing the liberals are quietly walking back from. This was reported by Black Locks reporter. It's
00:12:51.800 being highlighted in this video here that housing minister Greg Robertson department has quietly
00:12:58.300 dropped its longstanding promise to target a minimum 500,000 housing starts annually as the
00:13:04.860 minimum required to restore affordability the department is no longer focused on housing unit
00:13:09.980 counts it said the national housing strategy is a new innovative plan that re-establishes the
00:13:16.860 important role the federal government must play in affordable housing today i'm announcing that
00:13:24.540 my new liberal government is flipping the script script on housing with a new approach to build
00:13:30.300 faster, build smarter, and to build more affordably. Oh, it turns out we just weren't
00:13:36.100 building affordably and smart enough under Justin Trudeau, who he was the economic advisor of for
00:13:41.880 five years, might I add. Mark Carney just keeps putting out microwaved Justin Trudeau policies
00:13:48.380 and just hopes nobody notices. But they're not even Justin Trudeau policies. They're Mark Carney
00:13:53.800 policies because he was the advisor. What are we doing? We're doing the same thing over and over
00:13:57.760 again, hoping for different results. The definition of insanity. Unlike Pierre Paulyev, who thinks
00:14:05.200 slash and burn is the answer to every problem, we're going to genuinely yes. Cut government
00:14:10.900 spending, get the government out of it, and you will have better results. To address failures
00:14:16.140 in the housing market head on, we're going to unleash the power of public-private cooperation
00:14:21.260 at a scale not seen in generations.
00:14:25.280 Our goal is to double the pace of housing construction
00:14:30.540 to almost half a million new homes every single year.
00:14:34.320 Well, how's that going, Mark?
00:14:36.700 Well, how's that going?
00:14:38.200 Oh, we had to drop the promise
00:14:39.920 because not only were they not coming close
00:14:42.300 to actually achieving that rate of new starts,
00:14:44.680 but the rate was actually going down.
00:14:47.240 I believe when he became the prime minister,
00:14:49.360 The liberals were at like 260,000 or something new starts every year, and then it was like 248, then 232, and it just kept going down and down.
00:14:58.980 I think we were in like the 220s at one point.
00:15:01.820 There was just nothing getting built because it's about regulations and taxes. 0.95
00:15:06.980 If you cut those two things, you might see better results, and then Francois-Philippe Champagne will have to look like a schmuck going on Rosemary Barton's show 0.86
00:15:15.520 and vaguely blaming the private sector for not throwing in enough with the government to invest in the Canadian economy.
00:15:22.680 Do you want to see a chart, again, another great one from Kirk Lubomov here,
00:15:26.040 that demonstrates just how pathetic the actual Canadian economy currently is under the Liberals. 0.81
00:15:33.840 Check out this one. Kirk Lubomov here says, 0.97
00:15:37.100 Canada's economic growth is government debt-fueled.
00:15:40.620 Since 2019, Canada's economy has grown 11.7%.
00:15:44.760 Government investment is up plus 22.9%.
00:15:49.160 Government investment is up 2.7%, or business investment is up 2.7%.
00:15:54.440 Housing investment is down 2.9%.
00:15:57.580 The state is building.
00:16:00.080 The private sector isn't.
00:16:01.380 That's not a recovery.
00:16:02.760 It's a substitution.
00:16:04.440 Absolutely, and it's not even exactly a one-to-one substitution.
00:16:08.600 It's a lower-quality substitution.
00:16:11.920 So check this out.
00:16:12.840 So since 2019, not been that long, the amount that the government's pouring into the economy is up 22.9%.
00:16:20.720 The private sector is only up 2.7%, which is effectively a contraction with inflation over time.
00:16:28.200 Maybe this is inflation adjusted. It wouldn't really matter. That's still pathetic, borderline no growth.
00:16:33.380 And then housing investment is actually down since 2019. 0.76
00:16:38.300 in 97 we've gone down 2.9 percent on housing investment it's almost like there is a giant
00:16:46.400 taxes and regulations elephant in the room with us right now that we need to deal with there is
00:16:52.760 no way for the government to subsidize us out of this what you are going to get is that some areas
00:16:57.980 of the economy some areas of housing we will have more houses built and everywhere else it will go
00:17:02.500 down because of inflation or you know housing building will go down and prices will go up
00:17:07.340 because of deflation. What are we doing? They're not even attempting to actually pretend that this
00:17:14.660 is going to help in any way, because every time the Conservatives criticize the budget,
00:17:19.340 they just go back to attacking the Conservatives for not being happy enough with all of the
00:17:24.520 subsidy spending. I kind of love all these Liberals coming out of the woodwork on social
00:17:31.220 media to just criticize what the Conservatives criticize in the budget. They'll never actually
00:17:37.000 market how great the budget is. It's always about how the conservatives are bad for not giving the
00:17:41.860 liberals a chance. Giving the liberals a chance? It's been 12 years, sir. I'm pretty sure they've
00:17:48.080 had their chance. So this person, Tony Mack Speaks says, when will the 28% realize that
00:17:55.380 pure Polyev is simply a contrarian populist with lust for personal power and nothing the 0.92
00:18:01.040 government does will ever be good enough? We learned from Trump that when these deeply 0.61
00:18:05.600 unserious people need to govern they they destroy they don't produce what like I'm sorry what you
00:18:14.620 can criticize Trump for some things definitely but you know right now the American economy is
00:18:21.480 adding jobs especially in manufacturing and the Canadian economy is losing jobs I'm sorry nothing
00:18:28.620 will ever be good enough well when the actual results are negative am I supposed to clap
00:18:35.100 simply because the liberals are setting a lot of money on fire, like I'm supposed to just be happy
00:18:40.420 with the warmth of the money bonfire and not care that we're not actually achieving anything.
00:18:45.220 In fact, the government burning money genuinely would help. Not even a joke. If we simply took
00:18:52.740 a bunch of money and burned it, we would actually be lowering inflation because at least we are
00:18:58.340 reducing the amount of dollars in the economy actually i am pro money burning pit absolutely
00:19:06.220 compared to what we're doing money burning pit is like an a plus idea at least we're not doing
00:19:11.960 what the liberals are proposing to do and give even more money to effectively liberal media
00:19:19.360 companies like check this out of course he uses an mt a cult mtl headline just a super left-wing
00:19:25.960 liberal shilling paper from Montreal to announce this policy. Mark Carney here says, we're
00:19:32.600 empowering more Canadian artists, painters, sculptors, writers, musicians, actors to tell
00:19:37.320 our stories in our voices, in our own ways. And then it says here, Canadian artists to get tax
00:19:44.000 relief up to $45,000 in creative income. Okay, let's say what this really is. It's a subsidy
00:19:52.960 to people who work for outlets like the CBC.
00:19:56.160 We are now going to give a $45,000 tax exemption
00:20:00.100 to the geniuses who write the show North of North.
00:20:04.260 We are giving a bunch of money
00:20:05.760 to people making city TV documentaries
00:20:10.420 about maple syrup.
00:20:13.060 What are we doing?
00:20:14.080 This isn't going to go to me,
00:20:16.380 even though I technically do creative stuff.
00:20:18.160 It's not going to Jasmine Lane.
00:20:20.020 It's not going to Northern Perspectives.
00:20:21.300 It's not going to any actual conservative Canadian artists I know who work independently, because there's probably some like there's probably some sorting mechanism that comes down from on top where they are going to only some people are going to be declared truly Canadian artists who can get the who could qualify for the artist or creative tax exemption.
00:20:44.680 That's what it's going to be.
00:20:45.660 And it's all going to be government people who are already getting paid massive amounts of taxpayer dollars to produce work that nobody likes or watches,
00:20:53.020 rather than people who actually do stuff that individuals actually like, who maybe need a little bit of a boost because it's hard to be an artist.
00:21:01.740 It's not hard to be a state CBC or a CTV News or global TV artist or any of these other people creating documentaries and APTN shows that nobody watches but are taxpayers subsidized.
00:21:16.440 It's just maddening that this is the type of thing that they think is going to, like, I guess, bring back the Liberals, like, polling numbers on these issues.
00:21:25.720 The Liberals are actually falling really hard right now when it comes to the way that they're dealing with the economy, jobs, as well as government spending.
00:21:33.800 They were already falling pretty steeply in the latest advocacy data poll on those issues, and that was before the federal budget came out.
00:21:42.380 That was before the October jobs report came out, showing that we lost another 4,700 jobs on net, despite the fact the government hired, like, what was it, like, 48,000 public servants?
00:21:54.200 I thought we were reducing the amount of public servants.
00:21:57.000 In fact, the amount has actually gone up over time.
00:22:00.220 Check out this clip of François-Philippe Champagne
00:22:04.180 trying to play up the, I guess, the glories of the budget
00:22:08.620 back in question period or in Parliament.
00:22:11.760 The world around us is changing.
00:22:14.300 We must change to lead with purpose and ambition.
00:22:17.900 Nous devons avoir confiance en ce que le Canada peut devenir.
00:22:20.940 we must we must build an unprecedented speed and scale we must take care of one another we must
00:22:35.340 defend our sovereignty he's just saying with this budget we will build the strongest economy in the
00:22:47.340 G7. Know what I've noticed? This is really funny. I've noticed every single clip over the past day
00:22:54.120 and a half that the Liberals have posted about the budget from Francois-Philippe Champagne
00:22:58.780 have all mostly been in French. It's like they know English Canada does not like this. I don't
00:23:03.560 even know if French Canada likes this, but it is the more, you know, pro-subsidy region of Canada,
00:23:09.420 so maybe they're more likely to actually, you know, take this in positively. But it's like
00:23:14.960 the liberals are just avoiding even presenting anything that's English. Like, let's at least get
00:23:20.200 to one English clip with the prime minister here talking about some of the initiatives in the
00:23:24.280 budget. But they know it sucks. They're not even good at liars. They suck at lying. The entire 0.98
00:23:29.140 thing is like, oh, no, we're going to invest into the future with this budget. Well, what was the
00:23:33.040 last budget trying to do? Was it trying to invest in the past? Because that's what they say every
00:23:38.100 time. And it sucks even harder. So when you see these people saying, oh, we're going to have 0.99
00:23:43.300 monumental growth over the next year. And then you'll have the liberal media trying to play up
00:23:48.160 like, well, the budget does say that we're going to have monumental growth. That's what Rosemary
00:23:52.640 Barton tried to say in an interview with Pierre Poly yesterday. And it's like, lady, we are
00:23:57.880 supposed to have monumental growth this year. We are supposed to have like 1.3, 1.5% growth this
00:24:03.680 year, which is not even that good. And it got ratcheted back to 0.9% already before the end
00:24:10.120 the year because the growth isn't happening it's just obvious that the growth isn't happening
00:24:14.680 when something works and the need is great we should do more of it and that's exactly what
00:24:19.960 we're proposing to do in budget 2026 to help set canada on a path to end homelessness over the
00:24:27.800 next decade which which anti-homelessness policy which anti-poverty policy of the liberal government
00:24:38.440 has actually moved the ball forward at all not don't just say what we've invested in supporting
00:24:43.960 canadians or something generic like that point to the policy and then find me a chart where it shows
00:24:49.320 that problem getting better not that we're spending more on it so in theory we're doing something i'm
00:24:54.360 saying show me the money we're spending and then show me how on the chart hey look poverty went
00:25:00.760 down poverty is going up the amount of people relying on food banks is going up homelessness
00:25:05.880 is going up so how are we saying we're going to we're going to double down we're going to invest
00:25:10.440 more in the things that are working working do we have a different definition of what working means
00:25:17.400 to get there we are investing an unprecedented 30 billion dollars in a coordinated national plan
00:25:28.520 oh it's going to be coordinated not uncoordinated like last time apparently
00:25:35.880 Now, I want to be clear, we understand both how difficult this will be, but equally how
00:25:46.300 imperative it is that we all succeed.
00:25:49.960 Because in Canada, we know we're not perfect, but we always strive to be good.
00:25:55.420 We do things because they're right, not because they're easy.
00:25:59.720 Ending homelessness is hard, and it's good, and it's right.
00:26:04.820 will but you can't with your approach you can't but it's the right thing to do so we're going
00:26:11.620 to spend even more money on it it will require more than compassion it will require ambition
00:26:18.420 execution and partnership amongst all levels of government with contributions from philanthropy
00:26:24.500 and business okay i'm hearing a lot about that we're going to spend money but how is that money
00:26:34.180 going to get butts off of streets because again if you actually look at the problem long enough
00:26:39.700 you have to conclude it's a it's a drug problem people are on drugs and they are just literally
00:26:45.940 helpless in terms of you can't help them unless you basically force them to get clean which the
00:26:52.020 only province doing that at the moment is alberta which that's why drug deaths in the city of
00:26:57.940 calgary have gone down 60 percent now maybe drug deaths just due to just due to trends when it
00:27:05.280 comes to just addiction and homelessness has gone down slightly elsewhere but it's gone down
00:27:10.580 massively in alberta because if someone clearly has no ability to actually get clean themselves
00:27:15.840 they cannot voluntarily detox then they are forced to detox and it's working but that's not what the
00:27:21.840 liberal government's doing in fact they resist those policies and they subsidize the decriminalization
00:27:27.640 programs of people like toronto mayor olivia chow and the former bc premier david eby even
00:27:33.960 though clearly the problems were getting even worse in those regions we just kind of let them
00:27:39.240 rip on it like what are what no stop like we keep doing the same thing over and over again while
00:27:45.460 places like alberta and saskatchewan do it right and actually see dividends on their investments
00:27:50.860 And but no, we're going to we're going to guys tripling down is the way forward. If we do the same Justin Trudeau liberal policies again harder, then everything will eventually break through to the other side and we will live in like a utopia where everyone has, you know, some CBC subsidized art jobs and we'll be growing the economy based on documentaries about, I don't know, Tommy Douglas.
00:28:16.180 modernity is really fun isn't it guys oh is there anything else i need to bring up here
00:28:24.060 huh oh the one thing i do want to highlight is this video from pure poly of i do want to give
00:28:32.480 the poly of conservatives a lot of credit that they are steering into the immigration issue in
00:28:37.100 a very smart way previously i've always found their kind of soft chewing around it they just
00:28:43.340 need to commit to less immigration and i'm very happy that that is what the poly of conservatives
00:28:49.180 are doing now not just don't raise it less whatever the rates are right now reduce them
00:28:54.700 even more we should be having less we should probably put a cap at 50 000 new permanent
00:28:59.500 residents per year for like a decade and we should be trying to make sure as many people are leaving 0.99
00:29:04.780 as possible which all you have to do all you have to do to do that is just make sure that people
00:29:09.260 actually leave and they have their permits pulled uh what like for if they overstay visas because
00:29:14.520 then you can't really work anymore businesses would obviously be fined if you were employing
00:29:18.180 those people that's all we need to do and it would solve so many problems even more immigration what
00:29:26.680 yeah well that's mark carney's latest levels plan which he published late last week it foretells
00:29:32.540 increasing permanent immigration up to 650,000 people in 2027. That will be an all-time annual
00:29:41.320 record, 200,000 more than the highest year under Trudeau. This is bonkers. And then he went further
00:29:47.080 on Friday. After Parliament closed for 10 days, he snuck out changes to the temporary foreign
00:29:53.100 worker program that will allow corporate power brokers to bring in even more low-wage temporary
00:29:58.620 foreign workers that will drive down jobs for Canadians. This is insane. Population growth
00:30:03.720 already outstripped housing, health care and jobs for a decade. Criminals and terrorists have gotten
00:30:08.180 in through open liberal borders. And now Carney wants even more numbers. How could the liberals
00:30:14.260 make this mistake? Or is it a mistake? No, it's part of a plan. The prime minister's ambassador
00:30:20.460 to the US, Mark Wiseman, and the head of Carney's investment agency, Dominic Barton, two big
00:30:26.100 corporate power brokers founded something called the Century Initiative. It's a plan to grow
00:30:30.760 Canada's population to 100 million people. Why, you ask? Well, mass migration makes corporate
00:30:38.140 power brokers a lot richer. They can lower wages with an endless supply of poor foreign workers 1.00
00:30:44.300 who come in and accept less. And they can charge a lot more rent when the housing market gets
00:30:49.780 overwhelmed with too many people. But that destroys the working class who pay more to get less. 0.80
00:30:56.100 And while Carney pretended to change course in immigration, it was all talk and no results like everything else. 0.99
00:31:03.080 And he's actually more right about that than you may first assume.
00:31:06.240 It's not just that Mark Carney previously had kind of winded numbers down and then he's raising them again.
00:31:11.680 He never really lowered immigration rates in real terms.
00:31:16.620 What they did was they lowered the amount, they halved the amount of temporary foreign workers coming in
00:31:22.020 and they even lowered the amount of students and permanent residents.
00:31:25.100 But they massively increased the amount of visa renewals so that nobody was going home, but just fewer people were coming in.
00:31:33.280 But on net, we were still bringing it.
00:31:35.340 We still had more foreign workers in the country than we did under Justin Trudeau, even after the absolute crazy years after the pandemic.
00:31:43.260 Like what? And then so this is why the good thing is that the poly of conservatives are not only reacting to a trend of immigration becoming a bigger issue.
00:31:52.200 They're also helping grow the trend themselves.
00:31:55.100 because in the abacus data polls we have seen immigration go from a 12 14 issue in terms of
00:32:02.380 canadians picking immigration as one of their top three big issues obviously things like cost of
00:32:06.860 living tend to make the vast majority of people's uh top three but immigration went from you know
00:32:13.180 12 14 of people picked it as a big issue up to 24 and that's definitely going to rise after the
00:32:20.060 federal budget was tabled where they were proposing this on nearly 700 000 increase the population
00:32:27.100 every year this is going to be a big issue for the conservatives if they handle it properly
00:32:32.620 do not go soft call on actually polar opposite uh like rates on immigration from the liberals not
00:32:40.380 just well i think it should be 200 000 permanent residents per year not 380 no you should say it
00:32:46.380 It needs to be 50,000, maybe 70,000 only.
00:32:50.420 We'll have a very aggressive point system on choosing people who actually add to the economy
00:32:54.800 and do not pull more taxpayer resources than they actually contribute in in their own taxes.
00:33:00.460 That's what we need, and we actually need the population to go down 0.97
00:33:04.040 because our country is so overheated right now from migration,
00:33:08.400 and it's affecting things like jobs, health care, housing, all of that stuff.
00:33:13.520 This is a pitch that the poly of conservatives should continue with, but also strengthen over
00:33:18.420 time. You don't have to be like the Dominion Society nutcases who just want to start kicking
00:33:23.660 people out of the country for like not being like a heritage Canadian. Anyone from around the world
00:33:28.320 could in theory be a good Canadian. That doesn't mean that we have to be blind to the fact that
00:33:32.720 yeah, if you import 100,000 people completely sight unseen from Gaza, that things will go well. 0.93
00:33:39.160 Obviously, they will not the rate of people who could probably make a good Canadian from that 0.97
00:33:42.740 region of the world is probably low single digits. You go to somewhere else like, you know, France,
00:33:48.500 obviously the rate's going to be higher. If you go somewhere like Somalia, it's going to be much 0.97
00:33:53.280 lower. If you go to India, who knows, but people actually need to apply at the door, go through the 1.00
00:33:58.540 point system. We need to evaluate, is this person going to be a net economic asset, and are they
00:34:03.860 going to assimilate? Could be anyone from any place, but that doesn't mean that we should be
00:34:08.820 just stupid and letting anyone in but that also doesn't mean that we should just be completely 0.90
00:34:13.220 writing off any like countries that the dominion society doesn't like because that is a type of 1.00
00:34:19.160 dumb extremism that will feed into the liberals narratives that oh my goodness people only oppose 0.84
00:34:24.220 immigration because they're racist or something no it's a numbers and a cultural assimilation 0.99
00:34:30.780 thing if people can assimilate they can be here if they can't they can't be here i'm not going to go 0.97
00:34:37.260 into this stupid argument where well unless somebody had landed in gaspy back in 1530 then 0.99
00:34:44.420 i don't want their family here guys there are immigrants who are better canadians than people 0.99
00:34:49.960 who are like 15th generation quebecers a montreal leftist is less of a canadian to me than a first 1.00
00:34:56.800 generation immigrant who's actually like like you know demonstrates canadian values i don't really
00:35:02.620 care where they're from just have actual canadian values and don't try and rock the boat 0.97
00:35:07.080 If anything, we should find a way of deporting the 15th generation Montreal communist.
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