00:33:03.060They are essential to our agricultural centre, to our fishing.0.99
00:33:06.180Okay, so let's make sure that we protect all of the temporary foreign students and foreign workers, but screw all the old stock Canadian kids who can't find a summer job.0.66
00:33:19.060To many foxes of our population, having said that, we understand in this new government that we need a balanced system. And for that reason, we have lowered the number of permanent residents as well as temporary numbers.0.83
00:33:32.720we understand how to balance and how to work efficiently with our system thank you
00:33:38.480you can expect to see more from our immigration minister on this show
00:33:48.440i might even make blooper reels highlights because she's hilarious and she doesn't know
00:33:54.760what she's doing which is par for the course for the liberals right but this one is particularly
00:33:59.820entertaining to me i don't know why yet annoying too of course matt strauss is the new conservative
00:34:07.840mp in kitchener and he gave this speech his first speech he's a doctor he gave this first speech
00:34:14.960about a week and a half ago it's eight minutes it's long but it's well worth watching so let's
00:34:19.940do that been a pleasure and an honor to be a physician serving my community for the last 13
00:34:24.060years so when i went outdoor knocking and i knocked on thousands of doors one of the most
00:34:28.500common questions I received was a question I asked myself. Why the heck am I doing this? Why would I
00:34:33.160go into politics? Don't I like being a doctor and don't we need doctors? The answer is yes, I like
00:34:38.480being a doctor and yes, we need doctors. But to fully explain why I had to do this will take
00:34:44.580about 10 minutes. It has to do with who I am and what Kitchener is. So here we go. Mr. Speaker,
00:34:50.120my family story is typical in Kitchener. My dad's family came to the region when it was still
00:34:54.460called Berlin, Ontario. They came from present-day Germany before it was called Germany. One
00:35:00.200hundred years later, when war with Germany broke out, my grandpa Strauss, like so many
00:35:04.240other Kitchener Germans, enlisted with the Scots Fusiliers because your last name and
00:35:07.980your mother tongue is not of much matter when it was time to stand on guard for our true
00:35:11.380north, strong and free. We only have a Canada today because Canadians from all over the
00:35:16.920world put Canada first in this way. They stake their lives for Canadian values which are
00:35:21.800enshrined in our anthem as truth strength and freedom conversely my mom
00:35:26.360came as a Romanian refugee from communist Yugoslavia in the 1960s when
00:35:30.740my dad was away with the Air Force we'd speak Romanian in the house I grew up
00:35:34.580hearing from my grandparents in that language that they were poor back home
00:35:37.340but I had no idea how poor until about 10 years ago I traveled with my
00:35:41.240grandfather to his tiny village now on the border between Serbia and Romania
00:35:45.040fully half the homes there are boarded up it is overrun by stray dogs and weeds
00:35:49.880We went to the house my mom was born in. It had two rooms, dirt floors, about 400
00:35:55.400square feet. There was a bedroom with four beds in it and a kitchen with two
00:35:58.660beds in it. Nine people slept in those six beds. As I stood in what I'm sorry to
00:36:03.740call a shack, the enormity of what Canada had given my family hit me like a ton of
00:36:07.820bricks. My grandfather is one of the smartest hard-working people I've
00:36:12.200ever met. But when he came to Canada, he spoke zero English, he had a grade six
00:36:16.560education and two small daughters with him. After six months of working in a
00:36:20.440factory for $1.09 an hour, he was able to buy a five-bedroom house in downtown
00:36:24.940Kitchener for $20,000. That house is now worth a million dollars. Mr. Speaker, I
00:36:30.000don't have to tell you that that opportunity no longer exists in our
00:36:32.880country today. My 28-year-old brother-in-law recently graduated from the
00:36:36.300University of Waterloo from mechatronics engineering. He has no hope of buying
00:36:40.180that house on his engineer salary. Where did that opportunity go? I do believe
00:36:45.660my grandfather has the answer to that question he always tell he had to do three years of mandatory
00:36:50.140service military service in yugoslavia and he always told me that he loved the army life
00:36:54.300it didn't strike me until a couple years ago to sit down and ask him if he loved the army so much
00:36:57.980why did he go back to farming in the village because matthew you cannot get promoted unless
00:37:02.940you join the party that is the communist party well then you were an ambitious man grandfather
00:37:07.100why didn't you join the party because matthew if you are in the party and they say this is black he
00:37:11.420was pointing at his white tablecloth then you have to say it is black even though it is white
00:37:15.660English is my grandfather's fifth language. I promise he has never read
00:37:19.280George Orwell's 1984, but this is exactly the 2 plus 2 equals 5 scene. I
00:37:23.480think about this scene a lot when I am told that men can get pregnant. When the
00:37:27.940truth becomes illegal, everything breaks. If you can't say what's wrong with the
00:37:31.440tractor, or the levy, or the hospital, or the passport office, you can never fix it
00:37:35.700and it will stay broken. So not willing to give up on speaking the truth, my
00:37:40.140grandfather went back to the village. After a few years though, the farms were
00:37:43.460all socialized and eventually the starvation got so bad they had to make a
00:37:46.640break for it. Now I have stories of our healthcare system and universities going
00:37:50.660back 13 years ago and going up all the way to last fall when my bleeding
00:37:54.500postpartum wife spent six hours cradling a two-day-old baby in the emergency room
00:37:58.280while not being seen by a physician. When I told the triage nurse I was going to
00:38:02.180take my wife to another hospital in the next town over, he said that would be
00:38:05.640great, thank you. There is no place for her here. If you go to one of our ERs and0.96
00:38:10.280treated like cattle like my wife was at that time you have no recourse they would be really delighted
00:38:15.160if you took your business elsewhere when farming is socialized you get bread lines and people died
00:38:20.040of starvation while standing in soviet bread lines when health care is socialized you get lines in
00:38:24.040the er and i promise you people have died and are dying in waiting rooms in emergency rooms across
00:38:28.920this country right now you might think that i'm being overwrought and seeing the ghost of communism
00:38:33.560where it does not exist however i would note that we just spent 10 years with the prime minister
00:38:37.720who when asked which government in the world he most admired stated the basic dictatorship of the
00:38:41.880communist chinese party a prime minister who released a statement lionizing brutal communist
00:38:46.360dictator fidel castro when he died a prime minister whose answer to every social problem
00:38:50.360dental care child care pharma care school lunch climate change what have you was always more
00:38:55.000socialism more central planning more top-down pronouncements less freedom to make choices for
00:38:59.800yourself and your family the zenith of all this top-down control came during the pandemic
00:39:05.080The members opposite went full communism.
00:39:07.240They locked Canadians down in their homes.
00:39:08.840They ruined weddings, funerals, Easter's, proms, and Christmases.0.87
00:43:09.460Taxpayer money that is now subsidizing jobs in China,1.00
00:43:13.240a country that has kidnapped Canadian citizens0.98
00:43:15.380and has unjustly tariffed our farmers and our fishermen
00:43:18.400Will this Liberal government stop pretending they're helpless, show leadership, and demand these ships are built in the best country in the world right here in Canada?
00:43:28.960Now, to be fair, the Liberal minister in charge of that file is not in charge of that file because it's a provincial matter, and he said so.
00:43:37.040But still a good move by Aaron Gunn to bring it up in federal parliament because that shines a nationwide light on it, right?
00:43:44.340And the story, by the way, is sadly true.
00:43:46.540What is with Canadian politicians?0.55
00:43:49.860It seems like they're either in somebody's pocket, beholden to a extreme ideology or psychopaths.
00:50:12.860all right all right all right so are these psychos0.99
00:50:16.520are they i mean you could argue that in order to follow that ridiculous0.83
00:50:25.560intersectional ideology on the left you know like men can be women women can be men0.91
00:50:30.840uh war yay war you know yay illegal immigrants all of that stuff0.99
00:50:37.120porn in schools you would have to have a screw loose wouldn't you0.98
00:50:43.320i mean think about it like if you're a rational sane common sense person all of that stuff is
00:50:50.440objectionable but to them it's like the best thing that could ever happen
00:51:00.420so what is the agenda what is the architecture check shop for remember i'm tired
00:51:07.960i'm tired i'm working on like 20 minutes of sleep over the last day and a half so i'm tired i might
00:51:14.940mumble a bit tonight you guys you're gonna have to put up with me tonight but what is the
00:51:19.900architecture seriously what is the plan here has it been revealed by this article thank you michael
00:51:26.580for this one, by the way, from Escape Key on Substack. Escape Key on Substack, the complete
00:51:34.100architecture. How scientific socialism captured global governance. A comprehensive analysis of
00:51:40.760the institutional, operational, and enforcement mechanisms that have transformed the Venice
00:51:47.260Declaration's vision into operational reality. So let's go down here and have a look at this.
00:51:53.340i see that only 82 people have liked it and only 36 comments so not enough people have seen this
00:52:00.360but let's go have a look here this analysis documents a systemic 130 year project oh good
00:52:08.860we're going back a ways that's constructed the most sophisticated totalitarian apparatus in
00:52:15.520human history one that operates through moral authority rather than political coercion
00:52:20.680The documentary record reveals identical institutional templates, coordinated implementation timelines, overlapping networks of architects, and deliberate replication of governance mechanisms that defined the worst totalitarian regimes of the 20th century.
00:52:37.200We're always comparing to Mao and Hitler, right?
00:52:40.900The difference is scale and sophistication.
00:52:44.120Where Hitler, Stalin, Mao operated at national levels through crude political apparatus,
00:52:49.560this system operates globally through technical expertise and ethical mandate,
00:52:55.540making it far more insidious and potentially irreversible once fully activated.