The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - November 25, 2025


Shock： Woke NDP politicians asked to give their land back to First Nations!

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Aboriginal title is a controversial issue in British Columbia. First Nations argue that Crown land should be placed under Aboriginal title, and that it should be given to the First Nations. The BC government is fighting back, but is it really fighting back?

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00:00:00.000 Without a doubt, one of the biggest stories in British Columbia politics right now is these aboriginal title court cases where ban councils around the province are taking cities to court to argue that the crown land and effectively the fee simple land is aboriginal land and should be placed under aboriginal title.
00:00:21.820 And because this is such a woke province, you have the government seemingly barely trying to fight back. They are not arguing properly in court. They have not even informed the people whose land is going to be affected that they may actually not even own the land under their own feet because a random ban council with oral testimony only is going to declare that it's actually their land because, frankly, it's because the land's worth a lot of money.
00:00:50.420 If it wasn't worth a lot of money, they wouldn't be suing Richmond. They wouldn't be suing Kamloops. They wouldn't be taking Port Coquitlam to court. They would just leave it alone. They are doing this effectively for money. It's not the average First Nations person doing it. It's First Nations ban councils doing it because this is the big financial grift for those groups.
00:01:09.880 It's the consultants and the lawyers encouraging them to sue major cities because there can be big payouts if you can get a court, a woke enough court, and that's not hard to find in British Columbia, to agree that this could have been a fishing village 150 years ago.
00:01:25.860 So, in effect, you basically own half the city. It's absolutely wild we see all this stuff going on, but that's what makes this next thing I'm going to show you so funny.
00:01:36.060 So, I work for the party 1BC in the BC legislature, and yesterday our leader, Dallas Brody, went and confronted all those woke MLAs and said,
00:01:46.840 well, if you guys keep doing land acknowledgments and saying we're on unceded land and that this is all stolen land,
00:01:53.560 why don't you guys get up and start signing away your land to the First Nations preemptively? 0.76
00:02:00.140 Because apparently it's only for the average British Columbian to suffer the consequences of your own woke bad policy.
00:02:07.900 Why don't you bite the bullet and just give your house's title away to an Aboriginal band right now? 1.00
00:02:15.080 85 out of 93 members in this house own residential properties.
00:02:20.840 This is according to public disclosures.
00:02:23.560 I have the list, and I'm going to be publishing it later today.
00:02:28.280 The government and official opposition both believe that the lands of BC were stolen,
00:02:32.520 and that's why they voted down our bill to get rid of land acknowledgments.
00:02:37.320 If they want to give back stolen lands, today is their chance.
00:02:40.900 My question, Mr. Speaker, is which member will be the change that they want to see in this world
00:02:45.880 by being the first to transfer the title of their own property over to a local Indigenous tribe?
00:02:53.560 Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation.
00:03:00.520 Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation.
00:03:02.520 Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation.
00:03:04.520 Well, thank you for the acknowledgement and honour of the speaker.
00:03:06.520 It seems that the member opposite is in a spirit of generosity.
00:03:12.280 I understand she herself has a large home in the down – no, not the downtown east side.
00:03:18.500 No, it's a tonier place.
00:03:20.160 That's West Point, Greg.
00:03:21.800 She doesn't own a home. 0.98
00:03:22.920 Okay.
00:03:23.840 You know, I think –
00:03:25.180 I like how he's trying to, like, shame Dallas for, like, having wealth, and it's like, okay, well, she's not the socialist here.
00:03:32.320 You're the socialist, and you're the socialist who doesn't actually think that British Columbians own their own land.
00:03:37.920 She actually does believe that private property owners should be able to own their own property. 1.00
00:03:43.040 She's challenging you, idiot, to give away the land that you don't think is even legitimately owned by you. 1.00
00:03:48.840 In the end, the member over there is going to try and sow discord, disunity, put neighbour against neighbour, pit member against member. 1.00
00:03:59.780 Meanwhile, the vast majority of the rest of this house just want to be doing things like improving healthcare, fighting crime.
00:04:06.460 Dude, those are two files that have gone absolutely into the ground since the NDP took office.
00:04:12.980 The idea that he's going to cite how all our members want to improve these files is like, no, you don't.
00:04:19.160 You've actively been making it worse over time.
00:04:21.740 Making sure that our neighbourhoods are stronger, that people have jobs.
00:04:25.340 If members opposite don't agree, I thought that's what they wanted to do, too.
00:04:28.520 Certainly, we on this side of the house are focused on those efforts.
00:04:36.500 So let me just be clear yet again.
00:04:38.300 I know some members have heard us say it, but it never goes in one ear, it goes out the other.
00:04:43.000 Private property in this province is protected.
00:04:45.360 If a nation wants to purchase it, the person who owns it needs to sell it if they want to sell it.
00:04:51.100 If they don't, then they don't have to sell it.
00:04:53.680 It's the way that our system works in BC.
00:04:55.640 No, that's actually not true right now.
00:04:58.580 In fact, you cannot sell your land in the Richmond area that the Cowichan tribe sued for and won.
00:05:07.080 You can't sell your house without their permission.
00:05:09.440 That's what they have said.
00:05:10.660 That is their interpretation of the ruling, that because all of the crown land was handed over to them, or their Aboriginal title supersedes it, and because the crown was the one who gave away the fee-simple land, which is private property, that means that technically that private property was given away illegitimately.
00:05:28.940 And now you need the Cowichan tribes veto, like you need their like go-ahead, or they can veto if you actually try and sell.
00:05:36.840 That's how ridiculous the current situation is.
00:05:39.320 So he can keep saying, we've been very clear, private property is protected.
00:05:42.960 Well, it isn't.
00:05:44.040 Read the court cases.
00:05:45.520 They are taking private landowners to court.
00:05:48.400 There's a reason why they've had to notify landowners in places like Richmond and Kamloops that you may not own your own home.
00:05:55.660 They've had to do the same thing in Port Coquitlam.
00:05:57.440 They have to notify them because, in fact, you don't really own your own land.
00:06:01.860 Like, I need to bring up this post I saw yesterday from a far-left lawyer because, if anything, this person is going to give you the clear interpretation of what's really going on here because they agree with this kind of stuff.
00:06:15.860 We have Kayla Lee here saying, in response to all this, what Dallas Brody was doing,
00:06:25.320 Joke's on you, Brody.
00:06:26.740 It's not necessary to transfer title because the two coexist.
00:06:32.660 Do you know how wild of a statement that is?
00:06:36.020 Joke's on you, Brody.
00:06:37.320 It's not necessary to transfer title because the two coexist.
00:06:41.320 Okay, what claw machine did Kayla Lee get her law degree from? 1.00
00:06:49.040 Do you realize that makes a lot of complications if you co-own the title of your land with the Aboriginal tribe?
00:06:57.060 That's pretty messed up.
00:06:58.580 So you don't really own it.
00:06:59.760 You, like, half-own it.
00:07:01.200 You know, maybe you can do whatever you want with the land, but maybe you owe them even more property taxes.
00:07:06.580 Well, you can sell, but they have to sign off on it because they effectively co-own the land.
00:07:11.540 Have they put any money into actually developing the house that you're in to taking care of the property?
00:07:17.580 Well, no.
00:07:18.060 No, but 150 years ago they may have thought of potentially one day making a fishing village here and now you share your land title with them even though they have nothing to do with the person who may have thought that 150 years ago.
00:07:31.480 Like, these people are effectively ethnic supremacists, and if even somebody with the same blood as them walked across a landscape, that means it is theirs now and they can sue you to get your private property title from you.
00:07:47.540 And they're only doing this because, frankly, there's a lot of money there.
00:07:50.860 I, on the weekend, actually went down to the Cowichan Tribe's office on Vancouver Island.
00:07:56.820 It's, like, right in Duncan, B.C.
00:07:59.040 And I then went over to the dump site because we keep hearing the stewards of the land thing.
00:08:04.760 Oh, well, of course, it's going to be, it needs to be in the hands of indigenous people because they are the stewards of the land.
00:08:10.580 Guys, everyone's just a person.
00:08:13.220 We're all just people.
00:08:14.580 There's no group of people who's more, especially more caring of the land than others.
00:08:19.980 There's an illegal dump site, two, three illegal dump sites, I believe, on the Cowichan land that they have not been taken care of.
00:08:27.360 They have a budget of tens of millions of dollars every single year.
00:08:30.600 And they couldn't figure out how to prevent people from dumping 300,000 cubic meters of garbage next to a river, dumping infected soil next to a river.
00:08:41.740 They couldn't do that.
00:08:43.320 It's not difficult.
00:08:44.480 Oh, well, it was happening.
00:08:45.560 Oh, people are doing it secretly.
00:08:47.080 It was happening three minutes down the road from the Cowichan Tribe's office.
00:08:50.800 I went there and then I drove three minutes down the road to go to the dump site that now has no dumping signs on it. 0.98
00:08:57.000 It's pathetic. 0.95
00:08:58.060 And every yard is strewn with garbage everywhere there, even though it's a private community and presumably they manage it all. 0.99
00:09:04.720 There's just rusted out trucks everywhere.
00:09:07.240 There's giant semi, not semi trucks, but there's just like moving vans that are just completely rotted out and rusty and whatnot.
00:09:14.660 I'm like, guys, clean it up.
00:09:17.320 Then maybe try and take Richmond to court because you think that you own their land. 0.99
00:09:21.740 It's so pathetic. 0.97
00:09:24.280 Anyways, I want to move on to another story here. 0.95
00:09:27.500 Maybe this is actually just going to turn into a longer video.
00:09:29.820 But I thought that the the guys over at the Canadian Taxpayers Federation of B.C. did a good job here.
00:09:37.460 So they so Karsten Binda put out a video just recently showing how much money David Evie is wasting on like a bunch of random frills. 0.97
00:09:48.900 All right, wait, this thing is not coming up right now.
00:09:57.280 OK, I can maybe get this to work.
00:09:59.820 We just caught B.C. Premier David Evie expensing taxpayers for $190,000 for three soccer balls.
00:10:15.840 Yeah, you heard that right.
00:10:17.060 B.C. Premier David Evie spent $190,000 taxpayer dollars on three soccer balls.
00:10:23.420 When you do the math, that works out to about $63,000 per soccer ball.
00:10:31.380 Now, here's the breakdown.
00:10:33.220 The Ministry of Forests spent $134,000 working with UBC to develop wood leather.
00:10:42.080 Now, wood leather is a synthetic leather alternative made from wood fibers.
00:10:48.180 The Ministry of Sport then spent $55,000 turning this wood leather into three soccer balls.
00:10:58.540 So in total, $190,000 went into making these three soccer balls.
00:11:06.620 Now, Premier David Evie and Agriculture Minister Lana Poppin then hopped on an airplane, flew to Japan, where they posed in a photo op with these $63,000 soccer balls.
00:11:20.960 And here's the real kicker.
00:11:23.700 Every dollar that David Evie wastes on these expensive $63,000 soccer balls is money that's not going towards poor services like health care, education, or roads. 0.99
00:11:36.000 I can agree with the CTF on this one, definitely. 0.69
00:11:40.920 It's absolutely pathetic to be the province or to be the government who, in response to Brody saying, 0.86
00:11:46.560 we're trying to make health care and crime better. 0.96
00:11:49.180 And then you're blowing what could have basically hired a few more cops on literal complete nothingness. 0.99
00:11:54.820 Just garbage that you do not need at all.
00:11:58.100 I just want to show you guys now what these things actually looked like that they ended up blowing $133,000 on, or a little bit, $190,000, including the development fees. 0.75
00:12:10.820 This is not even like an actual full-size soccer ball.
00:12:14.380 It's like a futsal ball.
00:12:16.260 Why was this something that was needed?
00:12:18.840 Why did we do this?
00:12:20.000 Are we going to actually start making this a common thing that we manufacture soccer balls out of?
00:12:24.720 Like, that's like the curse of modernity at times, is that people now to, like, innovate,
00:12:31.360 just create a more expensive way of doing something that we already do far better in a cheaper manner now.
00:12:36.840 Like, that's a lot of green energy stuff.
00:12:38.900 Hey, guys, I just generated, like, a quarter of the energy for, like, twice as much money.
00:12:44.580 Isn't that fantastic?
00:12:45.680 It's like, no, that's not.
00:12:47.620 Stop doing that.
00:12:48.740 You know, just use oil and gas products.
00:12:50.280 It's better than solar.
00:12:51.780 You know, stick it on your house if you want.
00:12:53.100 But we're not making this, like, the what, like, lights up the grid in the province.
00:12:59.260 But anyways, that should be it for me today, guys.
00:13:01.880 Sorry about that one clip being a little bit hard to pull up.
00:13:04.120 For some reason, it was not letting me pause it.
00:13:05.980 It was strange.
00:13:06.740 I'd probably do a computer reset.
00:13:09.000 Such is the life as someone who makes videos every day.
00:13:11.720 But I'll probably be back later with another one, guys.
00:13:14.000 Thank you all for watching.
00:13:15.500 Like, share, and subscribe.
00:13:16.660 And I'll see you all later.