Trudeau & Singh gets smashed by Poilievre on social media!
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Summary
Over the past 12 hours, federal Conservative Party leader Boris Peadal has seemingly been on a search-and-destroy mission against all of his political opponents on social media. Even if you're on the left, the one thing you have to give Pyripalyev is that he is great at making a political attack. He isolates his target, personalizes the issues, and then destroys their reputations.
Transcript
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Over just the past 12 hours, federal Conservative Party leader Pyripalyev has seemingly been on a search-and-destroy mission against all of his political opponents on social media.
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Even if you're on the left, the one thing that you have to give Pyripalyev is he is great at making a political attack.
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He isolates his target, he personalizes the issues, and then he destroys their reputations.
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There's a lot of people who are very fighty when it comes to politics, but they fail because they try and take on everyone all at once.
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Pyripalyev is good at picking singular fights, winning, and then moving on to the next person.
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Oftentimes, people want to take on the whole liberal establishment all at once, and it doesn't work.
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You've got to pick your targets, and you have to win one battle at a time.
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You don't just push on a front all at once, and that's what Polyev has done today.
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So I want to take you on a little bit of a walking tour of the various politicians that he's dunked on today.
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Let's start with NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, then we'll move on to Housing Minister Sean Frazier,
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and then finishing up with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau himself, who gave an utterly weak response to Pyripalyev dunking on him.
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The problem with all these guys, like Frazier, Singh, and Trudeau, is they rely on the mainstream media to do their fighting for them.
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They do not know how to fight a political battle of words online themselves.
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They're waiting for Vashi Kapelos or some other journalist to come in and accuse Pyripalyev of something bad,
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and then they just retweet it and say, hmm, that's not very good.
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When it's an actual one-on-one, these people melt in front of Pyripalyev, just showing them their record,
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just putting their record in their face and saying, you suck at your job.
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They don't know what to do because they've never actually had to fight their own battles.
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A couple hours ago, or a few hours ago, Pyripalyev retweeted a video of him going after Singh in the House of Commons,
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calling him out for having some shady connections to Metro grocery stores through his brother Gurriton Singh,
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which makes Jagmeet Singh's war on the grocery cartels completely hollow,
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especially since Metro has the highest profit margins of all of the grocery chains.
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But Jagmeet Singh, the socialist, cares, and it makes it completely hypocritical
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that for months, he refused to talk about Metro grocery store chains,
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and he mostly just fought Galen Weston and Loblaws
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because that's the big, scary, you know, juggernaut in the grocery industry,
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even though they have very middling profit margins,
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because apparently profit's bad, and if you have too much of it, it's like sin,
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and you must pay more taxes to the government to pay for your sins.
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But this is a video that Pyripalyev had retweeted from back in May,
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and then he had then released another new attack shortly thereafter.
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NDP leader was just asking about why the prime minister gave
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tens of millions of dollars in corporate handouts to powerful grocery chains.
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Stop giving millions of dollars to corporate grocery stores.
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When will the liberals, when will the prime minister stop giving big grocery a free ride?
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The answer, of course, is that he voted to let the prime minister do that.
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Not a single penny of that money could have gone without the vote of the NDP coalition partner.
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But we learned something else, that this might have been due to the influence
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of the NDP leader's spokesman and brother, whose company is a lobbyist for Metro.
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Fantastic has put the spotlight on Jagmeet Singh.
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And now, for the finisher today, he's now going after and tying Jagmeet and his brother together.
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Jagmeet's brother is also a crazy Kalistani, so I hope at some point they call that out.
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So, like, Gurtin Singh is the type of person who, I guess, apparently doesn't think the Air India bombing is all that bad
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and has, like, such a hatred for Modi and India that he, like, even though he doesn't watch sports, I've heard,
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he, like, retweets soccer scores and, like, cricket scores whenever, like, Pakistan beats India.
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And one of the good things from Pierre Paglia being the Federal Conservative Party leader,
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and I'm saying this as somebody who can make complaints against the Federal Conservatives,
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heck, some of the people in the background of the party kicked me out of the Federal Conservative Party nomination
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in the riding of Calgary Signal Hill because they feared I was going to beat some preferred candidate in the background
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And, you know, I had, like, 700 to 1,000 supporters,
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and only about 2,300 people ended up voting between four candidates.
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So, but when I'm saying this, I'm not trying to do this because, like,
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I'm doing my own thing here in Abbotsford in British Columbia right now,
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But one of the great things that Pierre Paglia has done is he has sidelined,
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and you'll notice it was from that video is being highlighted,
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crest view strategies from Federal Conservative Party contracts.
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Crest view strategies should never be let within the vicinity of the Federal Conservatives.
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Do you know that they were heavily involved in the election campaigns in 21 and 2019
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Do you know who started Crest view or who at one point was the president?
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It was Katie Telford, who is currently the, like,
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the Liberals campaign manager or chief of staff or whatever.
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At one point, Justin Trudeau's chief of staff, Rob Silver, was the number two at Crest view,
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And the Conservatives were stupid enough to hire these people.
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So that's been a big improvement over from Paglia.
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Obviously, I want as few lobbyists involved in parties as seemingly possible,
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not just from the ethical point of view that I don't think that
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Obviously, you have to talk to lobbyists sometimes.
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The lobbyists represent entire industries often,
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and that industry is allowed to have a representative in Ottawa to talk to politicians.
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But the lobbyists shouldn't be running the parties.
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Not, again, not just because of the ethical issues,
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I'm going to make a video on them at some point of how they're the saddest party in Canada.
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The BC United Party at some point just got taken over by 100% consultants and lobbyists.
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And their entire convention was just consultants and lobbyists
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And it didn't work because they're all just representing different lobby firms.
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Lobbyists and consultants, all they know how to do is risk management
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That's the problem when they get involved in politics.
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You just want to pick a controversial issue that you can win on at the end of the day.
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And I love that he's now labeling them the NDP grocery kings.
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There's a lot of votes inside the federal NDP that the conservatives could access
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because there is still a default blue-collar base that votes for the NDP.
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But many of these people, I think, can be run over to the federal conservatives
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because they don't openly hate blue-collar workers.
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The federal NDP, Jagmeet Singh, hates blue-collar workers.
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Look at him showing up to literally any protests.
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If anything, I would say that I'm very anti-union.
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Not in the sense that I think unions shouldn't be able to exist.
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I don't like the way that unions currently exist in Canada
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where they can force you to join and through some silly,
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And I think that unions have done a lot to hurt workers.
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But this is where the federal conservatives can pick up a lot of union workers.
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When Jagmeet goes to protest, you can tell he's uncomfortable.
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Unless they're, like, white-collar HR people striking from the CRA,
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You know, the truckers' unions, all these things.
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And so that's where there's a massive opening for the federal conservatives
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Singh's top advisor and brother's company lobbies for grocery giants.
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No wonder food prices are up 12% since Singh joined Trudeau's government.
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A lot of people, you know, parties do data mining.
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But now I want to move on to just a quick, brief look at his attack on Sean Frazier
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because Sean Frazier is getting uppity, who is just the less charismatic version of Justin Trudeau.
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He's a little bit taller, but that height apparently means that he has to sacrifice all, you know, individuality.
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He just does not seem like somebody who does anything without three or four consultants telling him what to do
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or getting a direct handwritten letter from Justin Trudeau.
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That man must have to get Justin on the line just to ask if he can drink a glass of water.
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That's just how much of a non-entity Sean Frazier is.
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I remember a year ago, there's this big push like,
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oh, Sean Frazier, is he the second coming of Justin Trudeau?
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Well, one, Justin Trudeau is not even good in the first place.
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And then he won the 2015 federal election because Mulcair was boring.
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And Jenny Byrne ran a terrible federal campaign for Stephen Harper.
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But we were running these awful ads like Trudeau is, he's just not ready.
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So I don't like, so this is what I mean when certain people don't like me in the federal
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conservative party, I will call out bad tactics and bad strategies.
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But here is Pure Poly of going after Sean Frazier.
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And then Sean had written a post you can see below that says,
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You shouldn't have to take another job just to make your rent.
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No Canadian should go to bed without a roof over their head.
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Over the last year, we've been working to solve the crisis.
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And when you actually look at the video that Sean Frazier posted, it's like this,
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like acting like he's like a tough, you know, legislator who's getting things done.
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Maybe I'll have to do a bit of a side swipe on this.
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And it's because they have absolutely destroyed, like, because like, more so I would just say
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they're not doing anything that tax incentives would be the better thing.
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But they're just burning money, hoping that that is going to solve things.
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Here's a chart some leftist tried to use to prove to me that actually the housing accelerating
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Maybe we'll take a screenshot of the whole thing.
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But like people are acting like because housing starts are up this like today, this year,
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that that means it's been a successful program.
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I think there are like housing starts are up 7%, but they were also down last year.
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But the housing accelerator fund, which has cost billions of dollars, has, you know, made house
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building go up in Newfoundland, PEI, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Alberta, and Quebec.
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But then housing starts are down in BC, Ontario, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
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So in 2024, we've put up more houses so far than 23.
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We also have to remember, 23 was a downgrade from 22 and 22 was a downgrade from 21.
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And we're still not at the end of the year yet.
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Also, does Quebec and the Alberta provincial governments get the credit for the for the
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This is what leftists don't seem to understand.
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They post a chart like this trying to attack me like, oh, well, why?
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You're actually wrong about the accelerator fund.
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Well, then why was housing starts down the last two years?
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And now it's up in two provinces that Justin Trudeau definitely has nothing to do with in
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terms of Quebec and Alberta who tend to take their own pass when it comes to provincial
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So does Daniel Smith get the win on this or does Justin Trudeau?
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It makes no sense to give the win to Justin Trudeau because in Ontario and BC, Saskatchewan
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and Manitoba, housing starts are down and a lot of these other provinces.
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It's like Newfoundland where they only built 166 houses the last year.
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But so Daniel Smith is obviously the one who caused the 54% increase in house building because
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when the similar accelerator policies, which have been actually operating longer in Ontario,
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And this is what Pierre Polyev goes on to mention.
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Polyev says in this post, Sean, you have made housing a pipe dream by doubling the costs.
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You ran immigration out of control to quote your cabinet colleagues before you became housing
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minister and spent billions building bureaucracy.
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Now you've put out a vanity video of your best photo ops.
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And then I think he goes on to put a spin on his performance to pretend that anything good
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But now we're going to get to the magnum opus of the day, something that Pierre Polyev had
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tweeted last night, which has caused not only a big stir back then, but this morning as well,
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But before I do that, I just quickly want to plug some support links for myself and others.
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So I have a legal fund that is in the description of this video below.
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If you guys go and click, you know, see more on the details of the video, you can see the
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We're raising money because we have a Chinese billionaire suing us over literally nothing.
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He's suing us over for defamation over an article that we wrote back in August of 2020,
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which after two and a half years of him pursuing this case, he only started suing us in the
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So it wasn't bothering him that much for an entire year and a half in which we said nothing
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new about the guy because we hyperlinked to a Globe and Mail article that had every claim
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And in two and a half years has not even proven that we defamed him.
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He's had any damages dealt to him by us or anything.
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He's just simply suing because in the province of Alberta where this was filed, because that's
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where I usually live, there's no anti-slap law.
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So there's no ability for me to push away the lawsuit and show a judge that this is ridiculous,
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So if you guys can contribute anything to that really helps me out.
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But if you live in British Columbia, I'm also helping fundraise for Bruce Bandman in the
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riding of Abbotsford South for the BC Conservative Party.
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The only advantage the BC NDP has over the Conservatives at this point is the money advantage.
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We're going to try and collect up a war chest where we don't need the vast majority of the
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money we take in, but we're going to package up money and send it to other ridings where
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we know a win can be secured on the riding level.
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So if you live in BC, if you donate $100 to us, you get $75 back in a tax credit.
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And if you donate up to $550, you get half of it back in a tax credit, 33% for anything
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So that's also linked in the description below.
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You don't have to live in Abbotsford to donate here because we're going to be distributing
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Which is pure poly of dunking on Justin Trudeau for his praise of communist regimes like
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China, his weeping over Fidel Castro, who's totally not his dad.
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I actually don't believe he's his dad, but it's a funny meme.
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Then so Justin Trudeau obviously has a bad record when it comes to praising left-wing dictatorships.
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Sign here to have prime minister who doesn't admire basic communist dictatorships.
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I'm not sure why I'm flubbing that this late in the video.
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And he posts that with a graphic that says how to do communism with a photo or a picture
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And at the top it says, establish a new communist utopia.
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And then it cycles back at starting a communist utopia.
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And I find it very funny that this got on the nerves of people like Max Fawcett, this very
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left-wing journalist from the National Observer.
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Of course, he's not a socialist, if you ask him.
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At the same time, he gets very mad if you criticize socialism or you make any socialist
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And he just said, weird AF, trying to jump on the Kamala Harris DNC bandwagon from down
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Vance and Trump weird because that's all they really have is just shouting weird all the
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You know, Justin Trudeau is obviously not a weirdo.
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Justin Trudeau, he's the, you know, he's your social better.
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Not Pure Polyev, who doesn't wear glasses and used to wear glasses and is weird because,
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I've not really seen the weirdness from Pure Polyev yet, but I see it all the time with Justin
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But before we get to Justin Trudeau's very weak response, I want to jump over to the video
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of Justin Trudeau because everyone's pretending like, oh, what's Pure Polyev talking about?
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Is he accusing Justin Trudeau of being a communist?
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He makes his accusation very clear there that Justin Trudeau is someone who praises basic
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But here's the clip that substantiates that Trudeau has said things that are that crazy.
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So here's a video of Terry Molesky covering a Justin Trudeau event back in 2013 and, you
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know, back when the CDC had good journalists like Terry Molesky.
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And also, I just realized my computer is about to run out of power.
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I'm going to go get a charger in the middle of this.
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Trudeau's meeting last week with a group of Toronto women was an example.
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Even with Sun TV watching for any slip, he was asked which country he most admired and
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There's a level of admiration I actually have for China because their basic dictatorship
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is allowing them to actually turn their economy around on a dime and say, we need to go green
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as fast as we need to start, you know, investing in solar.
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I mean, there is a flexibility that I know Stephen Harper must dream about of having a
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dictatorship that he could do everything he wanted that I find quite interesting.
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You can even tell that he knew what he was saying was extremely stupid there, which is
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why he jumped over saying, well, Stephen Harper wishes he could be a dictator.
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He was clearly not trying to become a dictator.
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He had enough time to try and do it and never happened.
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And it wasn't like he just said, oh, I admire China because they've been able to turn their
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economy around on a dime and invest in green tech or whatever.
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Because you could say he's just admiring the results of whatever they're doing.
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And he's just ignorant of the communistic dictatorship of China.
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No, though, he actually name checks the fact that it's a basic dictatorship.
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He's he's the things do not go like there's not a lot of blood getting to his brain.
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You can just tell he is not exactly a worthy opponent.
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What Justin Trudeau has that keeps him in power is his name recognition.
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He has, you know, the brand of the Trudeau name, which comes along with his name recognition.
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He's kind of like he's kind of energetic, at least back then.
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These days, he's rusty and weird, like actually just weird.
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Like he just talks like an AI whenever he's at press conferences.
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That Key and Bexty interview where Key and Bexty ambushed him on the beach was probably
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the first time that Trudeau seemed to be somewhat like, you know, living like if you
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stuck him with a needle, he might react because most of the time he just seems like a robot
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But back then, you know, he had some energy and that's what made him popular.
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But even back then, it was not the brain that was getting him absolutely any of his support.
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But now let's jump over to Justin Trudeau's response to what Pierre Polyev said.
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And he said, I think this guy needs to touch grass.
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Now, if I'm Trudeau's advisor, would I tell him to respond to this?
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Other times, it's good to respond or counterpunch.
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So there's no room here to counterpunch because they can keep playing videos of you praising
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It looks like you're getting down in the mud with somebody who can easily fight this battle
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And I think you this guy needs to touch grass is a just limp, just response.
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I read that and I'm like, oh, goodness, even if I told you to respond, I could have thought
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of something better than this guy needs to touch grass.
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I just quote tweeted Justin Trudeau and I said, I think this guy needs to resign.
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And the thing is, you can tell that you can tell from the responses when you actually go
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through the responses of all of the people dunking on this guy.
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All of these people who are just able to slash and burn Justin for every single thing he said
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If you don't want to get vaccinated, that's your choice.
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But don't think you can get on a plane or a train besides vaccinated people and put them
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It's pure poly that needs to touch grass, not Justin Trudeau.
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He lives in the real world, and that's why he's at 23% in the polls while pure poly is
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But anyways, that should be it for me today, guys.
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Canadian politics is becoming a little bit more American.
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Most of the time, Canadian politics, we got to go over to Canadian politics's house and
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And when it's boring, that means nobody's talking about issues.
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When it's exciting, when people are throwing punches, at least we start talking about issues.
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At least politics actually starts to rank above mindless entertainment in Canada.
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You could argue that in America, politics becomes mindless entertainment in a certain sense.
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But at least I find people who vote in the United States, I'm not trying to insult people
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here, but people who vote in the United States can probably tell you the bills that they're
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really mad about, the executive orders that the president used that they're unhappy with
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I've knocked on thousands and thousands of doors across Calgary and now in BC, and a lot
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It's because the media coverage of politics in Canada is disgustingly slow.
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They just give you the, this is the false neutrality they give.
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A horrible bill, a censorship bill will come forward and you'll have the most boring
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report or come on screen, like screen and say, okay, the liberals are pushing forward
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And it's meant to get Canadian journalists paid so that they can make more money or what.
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The amount of real debates that happens on the CBC, CTV news, global city news is nothing.
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People don't, because there's no good commentary.
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Bill C-18 is the reason I can't access my Facebook page anymore.
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And if you watch the media, you wouldn't even know that that happened.
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It cost me, you know, a gut punch of $5,000 every couple of months or so.
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Although the guy who's suing us, Ted Joe, is now ducking and weaving, trying to not pursue
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Because I think he found out that if he loses, he actually might owe us double or triple our
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Donate $100, $550, anything that gives you a good tax credit back.
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The BCNDP has this ridiculous campaign fundraising rule that makes it so that when, after an election,
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I think the BC Conservatives, they only got 2% in the last election, got $56,000 or something
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Plus, in all the ridings, either they won or across the entire province, no matter if they
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won or lost, they get like $1.56 given to their party every year per vote that they got.
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That's just trying to keep the establishment in place by making it so it's very easy for
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But if you're an upstart party like the BC Conservatives, you got nothing.
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So that's why you guys contributing really helps us out.
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It's not just that the BCNDP raised $2 million last quarter and we raised $1.1.
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They raised $2 million on top of all the money that BC taxpayers have to give them.
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You can also go look up my website, wyattclaypool.com.
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Join the email list so I can reach out to you no matter what part of the country you're
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If there's an interesting race going on in your area, I can give you little indicators of
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who's a good candidate, who maybe you should vote for.
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A great candidate now running in Ellington, Lawrence, whatever place in Ontario, Andrew
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Lawton from True North from the Andrew Lawton Show is running for the Federal Conservatives.
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He's a great candidate, very principled, social conservative, fiscal conservative.
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I would like to see him as the minister of defunding the CBC.
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So if he wins that nomination, maybe we can actually see that materialize someday.