00:28:10.280he's got all the connections. Trump is threatening our sovereignty. He has the ability to draw us
00:28:16.000closer to Europe because he understands Europe, because he's basically a European, a self-identified
00:28:21.940European. The man doesn't even identify as Canadian. He's lived outside the country for a
00:28:26.140decade. So I think there's a legitimate component there that's actually moving back towards the
00:28:33.020Liberal Party. I don't know if it's as big as they say. And the other thing is, it's not so much the
00:28:36.540conservatives weakening as it is the NDP is in collapse because they they serve no purpose
00:28:43.540anymore they have no identity the liberals led them out further and further to the left
00:28:48.420and now Mark Carney's drawn them back to the center in the public mind I'm not saying he's
00:28:53.300actually a centrist I'm saying that they're playing political games to get votes and the
00:28:57.360NDP is just lost they're borrowing money to finance their campaign so that when it's all
00:29:01.280said and done and sing loses his heat he's going to hand over a party that was on a sound footing
00:29:07.800under jack layton and now it is penniless and broke and we'll be lucky if they have two or
00:29:12.860three seats in parliament i mean the polls are showing between six and nine percent they're
00:29:16.440wiped out they're washed out they're done and those voters are going to the liberal party they're
00:29:21.080certainly not going to the conservative party because there is a large part of this country
00:29:24.980particularly in the eastern part of this country that think that pierre polyev is donald trump
00:29:29.720north and then he's the grim reaper and if we give it to him he'll just sell the country out which
00:29:34.880the problem is is that mark carney is the one that's far more likely to sell the country out
00:29:40.060from under your feet because he represents the government that's been selling the country out
00:29:44.020from under your feet at a vastly accelerated rate i don't mean to whitewash the harper years
00:29:48.480like the foreign investment protection act the trans-pacific partnership there's lots there too
00:29:52.860but nothing like the last 10 years you know that something interesting you just said the
00:30:00.280you know particularly the eastern part of the canada or sorry canada who sees poly of its
00:30:05.040trump north you came from there you moved out west what were the glaring differences that you
00:30:10.960noticed as you planted your new roots it felt like coming home when i uh the the first thing
00:30:19.040i seen when i came into manitoba the first sign of human habitation was a great big flag that
00:30:24.280said f trudeau and i uh i had i'd only ever flown over uh on my way to bc one time that's the only
00:30:33.160time i'd ever been west so when i came out here it was my first time and all i'd ever done is read
00:30:37.100about it in books and i knew people out here i had friends out here i knew i wanted to get here
00:30:41.860so when i arrived i mean from day one it felt like i was coming home it was a new environment
00:30:47.840but when you meet people you go to the store everybody was friendly in Ontario the mask
00:30:53.100mandates had been lifted a week before I left I wanted to get some nice new jeans so that I could
00:30:58.340cross the country in something decent because all I had was track clothes so I went to Walmart to
00:31:03.200try and buy some jeans and I was unsuccessful because there were so many masked people walking
00:31:08.500around there were so many zombies that I just I had to get out of there I'm like I'm just going
00:31:13.380to leave with the clothes on my back and i got here and i walked into a store and yeah they had
00:31:18.860the plexiglass up but you could just smell the freedom everybody was maskless everybody was
00:31:24.680just living their lives now there's some exceptions if you go down to saskatoon the closer you get to
00:31:28.500the university the more people were masked up and looking paranoid but out in the rural areas
00:31:33.020everything looked normal it was beautiful and the culture was what i remember ontario being back in
00:31:39.080the 1990s when i was a teenager and we lost all that and there are a lot of people there's millions
00:31:46.740of people back east who share our values but unfortunately they're outnumbered by the millions
00:31:51.480more who are very progressive very leftist and there's a lot of reasons that we can explore as
00:31:57.900to why that is let's do that let's do that frank let's figure it out because you know we can sit
00:32:04.400here and generalize and say well it's the big cities uh vancouver montreal ottawa toronto
00:32:11.460obviously you know they're all very progressive and and i'm at a loss to try and figure out why
00:32:17.700it is that these concentrated areas are all so leftist it you know winnipeg you can say the same
00:32:25.200even calgary and edmonton and alberta seem to be shifting that way if you look at some of the local
00:32:29.740elections they've had in the last 20 years. They've got a Marxist as mayor in Calgary. They've
00:32:35.400got a Marxist as the mayor of Edmonton, for goodness sakes. And they are. They're these
00:32:40.120neo-Marxists. They're these people who believe in the 15-minute city. They believe in everything
00:32:45.820that is, you know, trans day of visibility was yesterday, all of that nonsense. And I'm just1.00
00:32:51.500wondering how this has happened. Is it media saturation? Where did this come from?
00:32:59.740I think it's just ideological capture. I think you have universities that pump out particular ideology to get a job in governance, whether you want to be a CAO on a municipal board or you want to work at the county level or you want to work in the government, you have to have a certain amount of education.
00:33:18.520i think we have a public sector that's 30 percent of the labor force give or take a couple percent
00:33:24.580but it's you know it's a pretty significant number a lot of that labor force is concentrated
00:33:29.980in those cities and these are people who are ideologically captured if you go to a protest i
00:33:36.060mean even back in 2017 there's a little video clip on my channel along with those debates of a thing
00:33:41.560i did in 2017 you see at this protest you see these union flags and the union the union name
00:33:49.480cupi and and all these other unions have the communist symbolism right on their flags so it
00:33:55.520is it's ideological capture now they're very loud they have incredible clout the teachers union in
00:34:02.900ontario is one of the most powerful most moneyed unions in the world they have clout way above their
00:34:09.920weight class um and everybody has a family everybody has children everybody seems to know
00:34:17.420somebody that's tied to the public sector and they just they've overwhelmed and it's and they
00:34:22.760they're very good at getting their people we on the right i guess i'm on the right we neglect the
00:34:29.080we neglect the um the small things the school board trustees and running for council and mayor
00:34:34.520we're focused on the big picture these guys they've got the little picture nailed down
00:34:38.940they run for all those positions and they implement their ideology through those positions
00:34:43.640so i think it's a preponderance of government employees the fact that they know so many people
00:34:50.020the fact that they have big megaphones that are well financed they've just outgunned everybody
00:34:56.660else in in the east and i mean it was i lived in a small town an hour and a half outside of toronto
00:35:02.620and even there you had to be very careful who how you engaged in conversation i think right now if
00:35:10.120you went through that that little town that little small town with waving a trump flag
00:35:15.480you'd be lucky if you got through the town without somebody throwing a rock at you
00:35:19.940because the the level of propaganda and programming is that big and i love a lot of
00:35:24.840people back there don't get me wrong but it's it's not the same as here at all i find it
00:35:31.060interesting how they've they've done this number on trump as well i mean he used to be a media
00:35:35.780darling he was making cameos in television shows movies he was a big tv star um and then suddenly
00:35:43.120he's the next coming of beelzebub and i how did that like that's got to be media capture
00:35:50.200the media painted him as this monster and he's been a monster ever since and anybody
00:36:36.020And one of the biggest problems that I found is I I grew up thinking that if I was an autodidact and I taught myself things, that knowing things would actually be advantageous as I got older.
00:36:46.960But what I found is the further outside of the because I'm not commercialized.
00:36:52.360I haven't been exposed to advertising for 20 to 25 years as a choice.
00:36:59.140So I'm not aware of how intense pop culture is, whether it's radio or television, how it gets into people's heads.
00:37:07.220I figured knowing things would be the antidote.
00:37:09.980But knowing things doesn't seem to matter because people lack even short-term historical perspective.
00:37:15.200They forget the fact that Trump was a media darling, that he was a friend of all the leftists,
00:37:20.060that he could go on oprah winfrey and do all these talk shows that he had the apprentice which was
00:37:24.720one of the best television shows of all time that elon musk a year ago was still a hero maybe not a
00:37:31.980year ago maybe you have to go back a year and a half now but he was a hero because he was making
00:37:35.880the electric vehicles that were going to save the planet and i was having conversations with people
00:37:40.740about how batteries have a huge environmental footprint and if you're going to switch all the
00:37:45.720cars and all the transport grid as well as all the electricity in your house to sustainable
00:37:49.720resources where are you going to get the gigawatts thousands of gigawatts of power that's going to be0.97
00:37:55.660required to do all that and i was called an idiot and anti-progressive and all these other aspersions0.86
00:38:02.000and that elon musk was a hero well now as you just highlighted they're attacking teslas and people0.90
00:38:07.380who are just driving around on their cars people who would have been smiled at and high-fived just
00:38:12.960for buying that car because they were icons of progressivism are now the enemy and targeted for
00:38:18.340destruction and these folks have no historical perspective so it's how do you get people to
00:38:24.940acknowledge what is when they have they have they don't even have historical perspective that
00:38:32.800extends back a year and a half and you need a lit you need more than that to make informed
00:38:37.420decisions about the future no institutional memory look at this person this is cat canada
00:38:44.100speaking with an elon musk protester not sure if you guys have seen this but have a look how does
00:38:49.660boycotting tesla save democracy it takes down a lead a leader of the movement this man called
00:38:57.080democracy what movement by elon musk who happens to be canadian raised as well okay so what's the
00:39:04.460problem with elon musk what movement is he leading sorry i'm not here to uh debate with
00:39:10.380you sorry to do research on google um i know i can do research on google but you're protesting
00:39:15.580i just wanted to ask what what movement is elon musk a part of that's not that's not good for
00:39:21.980democracy can i see that sign what does that say where's elon musk's marbles what does that mean
00:40:01.220i'm here to support this movement you're not here to explain it to anyone not to you in particular
00:40:06.580no i've explained it to you and you refuse to accept it so all you said all you said is uh1.00
00:40:11.220elon doesn't have marbles and that he's an idiot do you think he's an idiot for like sending rockets0.99
00:40:16.500into space and stuff yeah i do why okay listen i'm not here to debate with you you're not prepared1.00
00:40:24.020to accept any information so sorry so at this conservative rally over the weekend of course
00:40:32.100there's always counter protesters that come out so as i was doing the streeters with people on the
00:40:37.100line on the way in right at the front door there was eight or maybe nine counter protesters and
00:40:42.940you know it was kind of a mishmash of all of them climate people and and covid people still there
00:40:50.540and uh trans people and it was you know whatever all from the left uh that intersectional thing
00:40:58.140one of them was wearing a surgical mask and i walked over and i said excuse me but why are0.89
00:41:03.580you wearing that mask and she was irate her you could see it in her eyes like they were
00:41:12.460you know like that meme of that that woman or is it a guy even i don't know like from years ago
00:41:17.420goes like that one that's how she looked i'm a nurse i work in a nursing home and i try to
00:41:23.260protect immunocompromised people and i said you're outside on a beautiful spring day with a wind0.97
00:41:33.500that could probably knock you on your ass plus none of the other people that you're standing with0.97
00:41:40.200are wearing masks don't you think that you should be upset with them no no i don't why not0.99
00:41:49.060and then of course you know the subject changes and i just thought to myself she could not
00:41:55.000explain herself none of them could none of them can none of these people what is that
00:42:02.220it's raw emotion there's no reason there they're memeing in real life they're virtue signaling
00:42:11.320with all of their being so that woman in that clip she doesn't actually know why she's there
00:42:17.300she's read that elon musk is a bad guy she said that the interviewer is not ready to accept
00:42:23.660information but she didn't try to provide any answers or information she said go search google
00:42:30.900she didn't even offer a keyword search when people ask me questions i say use keywords and find out
00:42:38.640you know if i can't do the work for you here's the keywords to go and figure it out because i'm just
00:42:43.160a guy with a computer i can figure it out it's it's emoting it's virtue signaling it's the current
00:42:48.800thing i think that whole meme with the current thing the npc current thing i don't know if you've
00:42:53.520seen it the hashtag current thing i think that captures it perfectly these people are on to the
00:42:59.580next thing before the old thing even fades away and it's superficial it's the death of reason it's
00:43:08.620non-intellectual at all there's no thought that goes into it I seen I played a clip in a video
00:43:15.560either yesterday or the day before where it was literally hundreds of people protesting Elon Musk
00:43:22.340and Tesla and I think to myself this is a heavily propagandized society this is one of the things
00:43:28.360that's a little different here in the in the west in the east if you're in a mechanics workshop
00:43:33.640you've got a waiting room and the tv has ctv or cbc without fail it has those two 24-hour
00:43:40.280shows on if you go into a fast food joint same thing there's tvs blaring the exact same news
00:43:46.240broadcast everywhere you go is a tv blaring the propaganda and in a half hour they only cover
00:43:53.880four stories and then they go over it again and then they go over it again and then they go over
00:43:58.200it again so all you need is a little bit of an old style word agit prop i'm sure um you got
00:44:06.160enough gray hairs you've probably heard that word before it's a word that people don't use anymore
00:44:10.620but you only need maybe five ten percent agitators and the mass will just go along with it and they
00:44:17.720will become motivated they'll go out there at their own expense at their own time so give them0.99
00:44:22.980credit for that she's willing to stand in the rain and waste her time doing that because she's
00:44:28.500been encouraged to do that these are deeply programmed people heavily propagandized in a way
00:44:33.560i feel sorry for them because they're broken somebody wearing a mask outside or even somebody
00:44:38.980you know you've seen people driving around in the car they're all by themselves and they're wearing
00:44:42.500their medical masks those are horribly broken people they're not thinking you know and i almost
00:44:47.620feel bad for them except they're destroying me and they're destroying my country and we're all
00:44:54.500on the same ship and they're taking it to the bottom and it doesn't matter how fast we bail
00:44:57.960water we're all sinking with it yeah you know i i was just about to ask what's your take on
00:45:02.460on getting out of this but you know with all these heavily propagandized people that i mean
00:45:07.800what are you going to do with them well the current thing well yeah no i mean when you when
00:45:17.800you talk about solutions i think you have to stop the bleeding um and i think that i think that is
00:45:23.720it's reasonable to say that the conservative party of canada would stop the bleeding at this point
00:45:28.840this isn't o'toole cpc it's not perfect but it's the it's the party in position to kick out the
00:45:36.920government that's been there for 10 years. I think that's the fair thing to do. I don't know
00:45:42.240if it's going to solve the structural problems with Canada, but I'm more interested in what's
00:45:50.560fair rather than in ideal outcomes because there are those that argue if you elect Carney, well,
00:45:55.400it's going to sunder the country that much quicker. It'll break it up and we'll all end up
00:45:58.420independent. That's one scenario, but there's a real chance that that doesn't happen and we're
00:46:03.720just saddled with this totalitarian universal basic income pushing dei woke the guy's got a0.73
00:46:09.280trans kid nonsense and we're stuck with it and we're looking at five years of ratcheted up0.63
00:46:17.200hostility with the united states as the united states creates a gigantic vacuum sucking sound0.97
00:46:24.480by cutting taxes creating an inviting business climate uh assessing tariffs so that if you want
00:46:31.020access to the world's largest pool of capital you have to play by their rules all while we are doing
00:46:36.920the opposite up here all while our debt our our total debt for all levels of government and
00:46:44.500what would you call it consumer debt or civilian debt i don't really like but private held debt
00:46:49.820is it's astronomical i think we're trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars i think it's
00:46:54.520like eight or nine trillion dollars off the top of my head so don't quote me on that it's a lot
00:46:59.680we're in a really bad precarious position and uh a lot of people will suffer and then the other
00:47:07.300thing to consider is drill baby drill the leases are being snapped up that oil is going to come
00:47:14.300online in the next six months to a year where does that leave Alberta and Saskatchewan if we
00:47:20.140don't cut a deal with the United States especially if Ottawa is telling us to turn off the taps
00:47:24.680we're going to find ourselves cut off from all of our markets as they replace us and we will be
00:47:31.300we'll be in deep um so the solution is right now is hopefully a conservative government if that
00:47:37.860doesn't work there's only one thing left to do and that's to encourage separation of some degree
00:47:44.520like we have to end the federation and that's my you know i you look at the way this thing's set up
00:47:49.700Quebec is the volunteer participant. They never signed the Articles of Confederation. They only participate by an act of provincial parliament. The referendums were just public relations exercises. They can leave whenever they want and they don't because it's very lucrative for them to stay. They've bent this country over backwards. That's why you have to speak French to work in the public federal service in Alberta. It doesn't make any sense.
00:48:12.780so and they are still opposed to pipelines they're still opposed to energy projects because
00:48:19.000it doesn't advantage them they're the only province doing it right as much as i can be
00:48:22.280critical of them they they have exercised provincial authority to the nth degree while
00:48:28.820every other province is just getting beat around by by the federal government so we need to copy
00:48:34.740that model and and start a conversation because equalization is not fair the control that ottawa
00:57:19.660And when you go outside the perimeter, it's a rare thing people say, so it's perimeter-itis.
00:57:25.540But some of those people who live in the western RMs of this province along the Saskatchewan border,
00:57:34.020I'm sure would be interested in listening to possible separation.
00:57:39.560Do you see, and this is something I've been talking about for months now, and I think it's possible, do you see the borders changing provincially through rural municipalities voting to join other provinces?
01:04:40.220Canadian Member of Parliament Paul Chang quit as a Liberal Party candidate over comments he made suggesting a political rival should be turned over to the Chinese consulate in return for a bounty.
01:04:53.860I'm not sure if you guys saw a video of that.
01:04:56.260Let me see if I can pull this up here.