00:05:00.000hello everybody welcome to shadow at night this is thursday may the 15th 2025 on the show tonight
00:05:16.080attorney jeff rath with the uh sorry osperity what alberta prosperity project we're going to
00:05:23.260talk about alberta sovereignty on the show tonight and jeff is as far as i'm concerned anyway the
00:05:29.260leading authority on First Nations in this country. He's pretty much dedicated his life's
00:05:34.480work to helping First Nations communities versus governments in many situations for the last 30
00:05:41.180years. And so one of the big questions we have for Jeff tonight is why all of this opposition,
00:05:47.080why all of this rhetoric coming from the First Nations regarding Alberta separating from Canada,
00:05:52.360considering the fact that they'll probably be better off. So that's definitely one of the
00:05:57.420topics that we're going to discuss tonight also jan arden you know that name jan arden singer
00:06:03.120she's from alberta right so she released a video on her tiktok i'm not sure if it was last night
00:06:09.600or today but guaranteed to make your blood boil completely and totally ignorant of everything0.99
00:06:17.420she is speaking straight from her ass and and we're going to play that video in just a few1.00
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00:07:38.540before we get to jeff and the alberta sovereignty discussion tonight we do have an update that came
00:07:45.660from Katie. Of course, Katie Pisidny at Universal Ostrich Farm in British Columbia. Very good day
00:07:53.300today. It's a small win, but it's a win. And this weekend at the farm, in case you happen to be in
00:07:59.000that area and you want to pop in and say hello, I know there's a lot of people heading down there.
00:08:03.900Ostrich Fest this weekend. Here's Katie. Hi, everybody. It's Katie from Nottingham
00:08:12.140right now i'm in nelson at the rdck office i have some really good news um we showed up today
00:08:20.480feral said get in the car we you know he's like you gotta go and i was shaking i grabbed a bag
00:08:29.280i jumped in the car we we got here in very good timing we got here just before the meeting ended
00:08:36.880for the board of directors of the rdck discussing the dump and the acceptance of our carcasses
00:08:44.560they called us back at 1 30. we they gave me a question and time to speak
00:08:50.240and they just announced that they will be requiring that all that those carcasses can't
00:08:57.600come to any of the rdck landfills without the further testing of the healthy animals that
00:09:03.520are on our farm may 15th and after and to do so that they need to be retested before they accept
00:09:09.760them um and that uh those results are going to have to be public knowledge i want to thank you
00:09:20.160i want to thank you all so much for your continued support and to be on the farm oh my god
00:09:26.080all of the love you know this is a win this is a big win for us because the landfill is
00:09:33.120acknowledging that they will not accept our healthy big beautiful birds so i'm gonna see
00:09:38.960you back at the farm here really soon um i love you all with all my heart i love you mama we're
00:09:45.040gonna save those guys and we're gonna help all the other farmers out there we're gonna let you
00:09:50.480guys know that you're not alone and we're gonna save you too and we're gonna fix these practices
00:09:55.920that deserve to be fixed to help add sustainability back to our food supply protection to the farmers
00:10:04.240who are heroes working tirelessly to try to change the world to to give us nutritional food supply
00:10:12.960to give us nutritional food supply to um work like we have tirelessly to come up with options
00:10:18.080and uh and give us options and research and stuff like we have here at our universal ostrich farms
00:10:26.160to help stabilize viruses and disease in the future um without the need for all of the other
00:10:31.880big pharma stuff um so i just love you all it was a really big win right now um i mean there's other
00:10:39.400methods i don't want to i don't want to you know we still have the call order open we're working
00:10:44.100hard at that but let's just keep bringing everybody to the farm let's make the change let's do it the
00:10:49.960people's voices matter people opinion people's opinion matters and we can do this all across
00:10:55.060the world i just want to really please instill something else and i don't want to take away
00:10:59.120from the win because i just finally you know just felt so good to have something with such great
00:11:03.360people happen but this is a small win and a big fight and the choice of the matter the fact is
00:11:09.540at Canadian Food Inspection Agency, the call order is still on. So we set a precedence today
00:11:17.140and let's hope, I'm going to call on you Vernon, I'm going to call on you Kelowna and all the
00:11:23.540surrounding areas to step up and make the same stand, set the same precedence and let's protect
00:11:30.580these animals and other farmers around the world. We have the ability to do so, we have a lot of
00:11:36.660strength in numbers we public opinion matters i keep saying that um i appreciate all of you but
00:11:44.260just remember small win in a big fight but that small win it was because of all these board members
00:11:50.240listen to their heart and their intuition and they knew that this was wrong so you know being
00:11:56.080threatened six months in jail 250 000 fine based on that we can't we can't retest to show that
00:12:02.660these animals pose no public health and safety risk come on right so uh just keep fighting keep
00:12:09.580coming please people come to the farm uh we're having ostrich fest 2025 i found out this weekend
00:12:16.080so there's such a great new number of people we're going to do some face painting and a lot
00:12:20.340of love and a lot of laughs let's bring the energy to the ostriches so there you go small win like
00:12:29.800katie says in a in a big fight here's jeff rath he is uh with the alberta prosperity project hey
00:12:35.480buddy how you doing i'm doing great how are you good thanks thanks for coming on again tonight
00:12:39.700uh i'm not sure do you have any thoughts on this whole ostrich thing or i haven't really been
00:12:44.500following it but it sounds like the same level of fuckery that we expect from those types of people0.93
00:12:49.880you know like jailing egg farmers you know all the rest of it we've got some of that shit going0.98
00:12:54.300on in alberta too i'll watch my language sorry long day but you know it's um but anyway yeah0.99
00:13:01.160no it's all the same ludicrous garbage that we were dealing with in covet too many bureaucrats
00:13:05.940too little time you know yeah well i mean the big thing is that um cfia food inspection agency told0.96
00:13:13.720the farm that they can't have their animals independently tested for h5n1 the bird flu
00:13:19.980it would be a 250 000 fine and possible time in jail so the only evidence to present in this
00:13:26.520court case is theirs and nobody else's even though there are several reputable scientists who have
00:13:32.120who have done testing on these animals and confirmed that they don't have these uh this
00:13:38.120disease any longer it just you're right there's a great level of fuckery in all of this
00:13:43.040oh it's just it's despicable i mean it's all the covid litigation i did you know they actually0.99
00:13:48.160they got in alberta they got a nobel laureate by the name of sir michael houghton to prostitute
00:13:54.360his nobel laureate by swearing an affidavit in one of my cases where you know they're trying to
00:13:59.200fire doctors that wouldn't get vaccinated and he swore an affidavit that said the pandemic would
00:14:04.340never end until every single person in the world was vaccinated so that in effect because my
00:14:10.620doctors were holding out from being vaccinated they were keeping the pandemic from ending0.98
00:14:14.700worldwide it was the most atrocious ridiculous piece of garbage affidavit that's ever been filed0.98
00:14:20.600but because this nobel laureate was the head of this thing called the lee kaching institute of0.98
00:14:26.140virology in edmonton i call it the lee kaching institute because they're just prostituting
00:14:31.500themselves for buckets and buckets of government money right um you know that they actually thought
00:14:36.760it was appropriate to file an affidavit that that was disgustingly false and patently misleading in
00:14:41.760the context of a case that we were doing so i you know i see that i see that nonsense all the time
00:14:47.000so how is it that they can file a completely and totally false affidavit that's what an affidavit
00:14:53.780is supposed to be the truth is it not well no that's that's my point entirely and the law you
00:14:59.260know and quite frankly i think the lawyers that put that affidavit together should have been
00:15:02.480sanctioned right like it's just you know it's just ridiculous that you tender that you know i
00:15:07.260i was cross-examining the guy it was pretty funny and i said and at least he had a good sense that
00:15:11.500You know, he was in good humor about the fact that he was being, you know, that he was prostituting his intellect and his reputation on that affidavit.
00:15:18.680And I said, like, you know, you know, Sir Michael, I said, like, when you say that everybody in the world has to be vaccinated before the COVID pandemic will end,
00:15:26.280I said, aren't you just like a beauty contest contestant praying for world peace, right?
00:15:32.620I said, how are we going to get everybody in war towards Somalia or Eritrea or wherever, wherever, get all of them vaccinated?
00:15:39.060so instead of answering that question oh i have lots of relatives in south africa and they're0.97
00:15:44.540very pro vaccine well that's i mean that's not science i mean it's just ludicrous bullshit0.76
00:15:49.580but you know but it comes with the imprimatur of you know uh you know a nobel laureate attached0.86
00:15:55.280to his name you know like did you have to call him sir oh i can't remember what i called him
00:16:00.760i probably called him a lot of other names in private okay i i i think you're in a good mood
00:16:07.420so i'm i'm hey two two things two things big deal so the oilers beat las vegas last night that was
00:16:14.100huge right so i was very happy about that but more importantly and more directly in line with
00:16:18.800the conversation we're going to have tonight the alberta legislature passed bill 54 through third
00:16:24.940reading last night so that is now now that is now law in alberta well it's not quite law yet it has
00:16:31.300to be proclaimed yet but the minute it's proclaimed we'll be launching our petition
00:16:35.060And that lowers the number of signatures we need for our referendum question to 177,000 signatures.
00:16:43.200And as of today, we are now over 250,000 pledges for referendum signatures, petition signatures, which will literally, I think, enable us to get all the requisite number of verified signatures within 30 to 60 days of launching our petition drive.
00:17:06.980That's interesting because that bill was only introduced a couple of weeks ago. That was fast, man.
00:17:10.980Oh, yeah. No, no. It's, you know, conservative majority in Alberta. And, you know, I have to say, I mean, I've been saying some, you know, some not quite complimentary things about Danielle, you know, lately, because there's, you know, there is some shenanigans going on in the background that we're not very happy about. But with that one, 100% credit to her promise made because she promised to do that when she was running for the leadership of the UCP.
00:17:32.460I was at an APP leadership debate that we hosted where she made that promise.
00:18:07.840You're an embarrassment to this country.0.99
00:18:10.000Everything you have, everything that you have enjoyed, cherished, and benefited from0.99
00:18:16.360comes from being part of one of the greatest countries on the planet.0.99
00:18:21.400You guys have your heads so far up your asses that you obviously can't see what pricks you are.1.00
00:18:27.040The way you are treating indigenous people, the way you are treating your fellow citizens, your fellow Canadians, you guys are a bunch of creepy little pricks.1.00
00:18:39.920Alberta will never separate from Canada.0.99
00:18:42.620It's never going to happen because people like me are going to stand up, throw their shoulders back and keep fucking yelling and keep standing up.0.96
00:18:52.380what I know is right and what you guys are doing is0.98
00:18:56.420look you know I mean what can I say I mean I really really love Jan Arden I think she's you
00:19:05.820know a phenomenal talent she has a great voice she's a great singer if you ever go to one of
00:19:10.360her shows she's a great comedian right but I think somebody needs to adjust her meds right
00:19:15.640so you know I mean she's obviously I mean completely unhinged I actually found that
00:19:20.480you know I'm not going to say anything mean about her I mean she's obviously got mental health
00:19:24.200problems so we're not going to I'm not going to go there but you know for her to suggest just
00:19:29.080carte blanche that you know that all of us are involved in you know somehow doing something to
00:19:34.680harm the indigenous people of Alberta is one of the most disgusting and despicable things
00:19:39.040that anybody could ever accuse me of or accuse us of like you know one of the reasons that I
00:19:45.020actually founded APP was because I was a little bit I was I was not a little bit I was very
00:19:50.220uncomfortable with some of the rhetoric coming out of the some of the old line um you know
00:19:55.220independence parties in alberta right you know this idea that you know you got these guys like
00:20:00.120yeah like we're gonna be separate we're not gonna have to respect the treaties anymore and we're not
00:20:05.480gonna blah blah blah and everybody's gonna be equal and you know all of that stuff obviously
00:20:09.940made me extremely uncomfortable made me very unhappy this time i you know i dismissed most
00:20:15.380people involved in and around the independence movement in alberta you know frankly it's a
00:20:19.660bunch of cranks right for that reason because it's you know and again in fairness to those people
00:20:23.700obviously not well educated on the issue don't understand what is really going on and the fact
00:20:29.360you know and the degree to which indigenous people in canada have suffered and have been
00:20:34.320kept in abject poverty by you know a despicable colonial regime in ottawa that alberta wants to
00:20:41.400free itself from right i've been suing the government of canada my entire career as a lawyer
00:20:46.980um you know winning precedent you know setting cases at the supreme court of canada on behalf
00:20:51.580of indigenous people in fact one of the cases that i won the mikisu creed decision at the
00:20:55.840supreme court legal scholars have referred to as the greatest um treaty and aboriginal rights
00:21:02.220victory in canada since the the case of saint catherine's millings in the uh in the 19th
00:21:08.840century right so there's no way that i would ever involve myself in anything that would any
00:21:14.780anyway disrespect the treaties or aboriginal rights of alberta's indigenous people or indigenous
00:21:21.100people anywhere in this country i have devoted my life to lifting those people you know to helping
00:21:25.800to lift those people out of poverty um you know and that's the poverty that's been imposed upon
00:21:30.540them by ottawa's so-called jurisdiction over indian you know indians and indian lands you know to
00:21:36.660quote the constitution act right um so you know for jan arden to gratuitously suggest that you
00:21:43.200know that i'm associated with or any of the people that i'm involved with or a bunch of racists that
00:21:48.140hate indigenous people is one of the lowest most despicable things that i can imagine but again i
00:21:53.460just chalk it up to the fact that she's got obvious mental health issues and probably needs
00:21:57.040to readjust her meds like i would suggest that she's speaking emotionally and um not off any sort
00:22:05.080of knowledge of the situation let's go into this a little bit because we have seen some first
00:22:10.620nations chiefs piping off the last week or so and you and i talked about this on the phone
00:22:15.120um and and suggesting that danielle smith should get out of the province get off their land
00:22:20.800what is ceded versus unceded lands how many treaties are there like what are with all these
00:22:28.400that's but again but again that's not that's not the that's not the issue right so not with
00:22:33.680not not just leave that alone for one second jack like i want to address this you know the
00:22:38.640chiefs coming out and you know making the statements they made well if you look there
00:22:42.860was a very chubby prominent brown face and you know in and at that press conference that of uh
00:22:48.340you know that of naheed nenshi who was there you know for the ndp stirring up the pot and making
00:22:53.520all of these outrageous statements with no legal foundation specifically that anything that alberta
00:22:59.020is going to do by way of reorganizing the manner in which it's governed right is going to somehow
00:23:04.700impact on the treaty and aboriginal rights of you know the indigenous nations of alberta
00:23:11.560you know what i asked the chiefs and it's kind of like you know i'm kind of puzzled by you know the
00:23:16.300fact that they're being so misled by you know you know by you know by the ndp and nechi and
00:23:21.660left-wing lawyers and consultants that are around them like why do they want to keep sending 15
00:23:26.320billion dollars a year to quebec as opposed to having that money remain in an independent alberta
00:23:31.980where we can have a constitutionalized resource revenue sharing agreement with them that would
00:23:37.040see their annual revenues triple or quadruple um you know to help lift their communities out of
00:23:42.380poverty why do they want 15 billion dollars a year to go to quebec so quebec can run these
00:23:48.180gold-plated apprenticeship programs which i understand include you know paying a salary
00:23:53.120to people that are going to trade school paying a salary uh to people you know um you know uh
00:23:58.440well they're apprenticing to supplement any income that they get from you know their uh employers0.99
00:24:05.020where they're apprenticing you know basically all of this money being spent to encourage quebecers
00:24:10.960to um uh obtain post-secondary education in the trades right why the hell the chiefs want that
00:24:18.800money going to quebec as opposed to having that money in alberta so that we can run you know that
00:24:23.940that they could run the same types of programs for themselves um you know in alberta with money
00:24:31.160that would be derived from a constitutionalized resource revenue sharing agreement you know i
00:24:35.540wouldn't be i personally wouldn't be involved in this if i did not in my heart of hearts believe
00:24:40.940that whatever deal is going to be reached following and keep in mind the clarity act
00:24:46.840requires ongoing consultations and negotiations with first nations international law requires it
00:24:55.040the people in and around myself keep in mind i have an honors degree in political science
00:24:59.920i have an honors degree in law from the london school of economics dennis modry who i work with
00:25:05.100you know it has you know medical degrees from the university of alberta and stanford
00:25:09.540and um uh you know and founded the thoracic heart and lung transport plant program at the
00:25:16.340university of alberta hospital uh you know we have um ceos of financial institutions you know
00:25:22.640you name it you know working with us none of us are ill-educated people that disrespect the rights
00:25:28.800of indigenous people and in fact alberta prosperity projects indigenous policy was developed in
00:25:34.920consultation with um uh indigenous leaders in alberta and every one of them that's actually
00:25:41.840looked at it considered it thought about it and said wow if this is what we get in an independent
00:25:47.960Alberta we're going to be so much better off than living our hand-to-mouth existence under Canada I
00:25:54.420mean I know you're in Manitoba so go up to northern Manitoba you know up on you know Lake Winnipeg and
00:25:59.980visit some of the communities on the shore of Lake Winnipeg up north the level of poverty in those
00:26:05.220communities is heartbreaking and Canada allows that to exist you still have communities in
00:26:10.960manitoba that don't have safe drinking water that are still under boiled water advisories we have
00:26:16.400them in alberta as well i mean you know i've been to these communities i've lived you know lived in
00:26:21.000these communities i've worked in these communities i've been home to home in these communities and
00:26:25.580i'll tell you you know at the end of a long day of going home you know house to house to explain
00:26:29.640uh you know a settlement agreement to people or to you know to tell the community what's going on
00:26:34.380in the context of the work we're doing some days i would go back to my hotel room and almost want
00:26:38.360to break down in tears at the level of poverty and destitution that canada has put those communities
00:26:44.700in and has kept them in for decades you know or you know for uh you know for well over 100 years
00:26:50.980by disrespecting their treaty rights like perfect example treaty six treaty eight there's a clear
00:26:56.280treaty right to post-secondary education not a government program you know it doesn't say oh
00:27:01.200and we'll provide a government program you know for post-secondary education in the event that
00:27:05.820we can find the money and we don't have too many applicants under treaty six and treaty eight there
00:27:10.260is a clear unequivocal treaty right to post-secondary education i believe the language
00:27:15.000of the commissioner's report is treaty eight you know your children shall be educated ever
00:27:19.120increasing in knowledge so as to enable them to always earn a living i mean if that's not
00:27:23.140post-secondary education i don't know what the hell is right so you know but instead what happens0.90
00:27:28.340is indigenous people go into you know whatever the hell they call indian affairs now and say0.98
00:27:32.640hey I'm you know I'm accepted I want to go to university this fall or I want to go to
00:27:35.980SAIT or NAIT or you know welding school or whatever and here's my acceptance I need the
00:27:40.540money and they oh gee we're sorry you're here too late there's not enough you know in the program
00:27:44.920budget um you know better luck next year I mean since when does something you're entitled to as
00:27:50.420a right you know get doled out you know as as a program dollar right and think about all the
00:27:56.920liability that should accrue to Canada you know for all of the generations of indigenous people0.94
00:28:02.200that they've denied post-secondary education right it's despicable what they do and i'm telling you1.00
00:28:08.020this i mean i've been fighting i've been fighting with canada my entire career litigating with
00:28:12.700canada my entire career their typical you know modus of operandi is to you know is to delay delay
00:28:17.840delay delay you know until you know people are grateful when they finally come to the negotiating
00:28:22.700table and offer pennies on the dollar and you know in exchange for a complete settlement and
00:28:27.700And in some of the more abusive settlements in Alberta, you know, a full indemnity in favor of Canada in the event that any future members come along and want to sue Canada for the same thing.
00:28:37.440You know, the First Nations that signed the agreement are then expected to pay Canada's legal costs if anybody else comes along to sue them because they didn't participate in the settlement or, you know, or whatever.
00:28:48.040Right. Canada is despicable in its treatment of Indigenous people.
00:28:51.760And, you know, and I tell Indigenous people in Alberta, I said, just remember, you know, Canada hates you way more than they hate us.0.97
00:28:59.140You know, they hate Indigenous people way more than they hate oil and gas guys.
00:29:02.900They hate Indigenous people way more than they hate farmers.
00:29:05.500You just have to look at the way they're treated.
00:29:07.800So, you know, this whole notion that somehow or other that, you know, by, you know, Alberta, you're removing itself from this abusive relationship with Canada and, you know,
00:29:17.240literally having you know keeping 70 billion dollars a year in tax money that's otherwise
00:29:21.800going to the feds to be doled out between you know quebec ontario you know the maritimes whatever
00:29:27.240whatever get filtered through that massive federal grotesque bureaucracy that trudeau created um you
00:29:33.220know to get dribs and drabs of it back you know like you know canada takes 70 billion a year from
00:29:37.840alberta they give us 30 billion back so where's that 40 billion going i guess part of it's going
00:29:42.820They go to pay for Justin Trudeau's corrupt Chi Chi train, you know, between Toronto and Montreal, where he got his buddies, you know, from SNC Lavalin.0.67
00:29:51.940Remember SNC Lavalin, the company that was hiring hookers to close business contracts?
00:29:56.300Well, you know, they're now, you know, they're now going to be running Justin's Chi Chi train project.0.85
00:30:01.100My only question is, where's Canada going to get the money to finish it when Alberta leaves and they don't have our money anymore?
00:30:06.640They're never going to finish that, even if Alberta stays.
00:30:09.520So you're obviously personally acquainted with many of the chiefs throughout Alberta.
00:30:15.520And I have to come back to the question from the beginning, which is, you know, if they know that Canada treats them so badly and they're hated more than the oil and gas guys or even the farmers or whatever, then why do they stand with Canada when it comes to?
00:30:31.260Well, they're not really standing with Canada.
00:30:33.420They're standing with Naheed Nenshi, the chief dipper in Alberta, and I guess to the extent that they're saying that, oh, we don't want Alberta to leave Canada or whatever, they've been convinced by left-wing lawyers in and around them that somehow or other that this is going to be bad for them or that this is somehow going to result in the termination or extinguishment of their treaty rights.
00:30:58.140under both domestic and international law that's a complete impossibility so they're being fed a
00:31:03.760load of bullshit and you know we got and we have lawyers too that say oh this is going to disrupt0.92
00:31:08.280any claims that you have outstanding and you're not going to be able to sue canada anymore and0.98
00:31:12.540all this kind of stuff all of canada's liability to first nations remains canada's liability to
00:31:17.740first nations whether alberta remains in canada or not right and then on top of it um you know
00:31:24.300First Nations are certainly not going to be told that they have to you know if they want to continue
00:31:28.720to have their Indigenous reserve lands administered by a bunch of incompetent bureaucrats in Ottawa
00:31:36.320and Edmonton and wherever else and be told you know how when where and why they can do anything
00:31:41.400on their own land you know and have to you know go through all the hoops and hurdles to develop
00:31:48.320their own lands and all the rest of it you know with the involvement of federal bureaucrats most0.96
00:31:52.820of whom don't know their ass from a hole in the ground right um then i mean they're free to do
00:31:57.840that i mean they can be little federal enclaves all over alberta and not have a resource revenue0.98
00:32:02.920sharing agreement and they can continue to sue ottawa for you know to their heart's content
00:32:06.900um you know whatever but i mean the laws that exist continues to apply i mean i've i've obviously
00:32:12.860been um a big part of all of the multi-billion dollar wealth that's been generated you know by
00:32:19.280to first nations um you know as a result of all of the consultation cases that i pioneered and won
00:32:26.040i mean i think it was i was one of the first lawyer in canada to pioneer the use of judicial
00:32:32.000review applications to advance first nations consultation rights which have basically ensured
00:32:38.120that first nations across the country are now respected by industry or partnering with industry
00:32:43.240have all the economic growth and wealth that they have that's all as a result of all of the early0.90
00:32:48.120cases that you know that i was you know that i was arguing i mean shit at one point we were0.67
00:32:52.140shutting down a big 3d seismic pipeline uh this is a funny story i gotta tell you this one so um
00:32:57.720in northeastern bc it was called remington inga 3d and we had a really really uh hard-working
00:33:03.900industrious um uh duny's uh trapper um who had a very you know successful trap line you know on
00:33:11.700you know on this traditional territory and they want to lay overlay a 3d seismic program over
00:33:18.000it so anyway i said look you guys um you know my client's really upset because if you know in 3d
00:33:24.240seismic it's really intense that the lines are really close together whatever whatever right
00:33:27.780and i said uh um you know you're going to disrupt all of his trapping on his trap line for at least
00:33:32.460three years you know you're going to scare all the animals away he's not going to have income
00:33:35.660for three years so you know he doesn't want to bend you guys over a barrel he just wants a job
00:33:40.400like he can run a power saw he can do whatever whatever just put him on payroll for three years
00:33:44.860until you know his you know his trap line you know come restores itself and we're all good1.00
00:33:50.140and they're you know basically f you we don't hire indians they you know first paycheck they1.00
00:33:56.060get oh no this was like 30 years ago right you know they first paycheck you know they get drunk1.00
00:34:00.440and disappear and blah blah blah why would we do that blah blah blah and of course keep in mind
00:34:04.580this is i mean i love this guy he was salt of the earth hard-working industrious didn't drink i mean
00:34:09.100lived on the land you know just a great guy right and you know basically being told that they don't
00:34:14.140want to hire him because all Indians are drunks and you know whatever whatever so I said look if
00:34:17.840you're not going to be reasonable I said you're not going to leave us an alternative but we're1.00
00:34:21.020going to have to go to court and get an injunction and shut you down oh well we'd like to see you
00:34:25.300try so anyway we went to court we got an injunction we shut them down and it so shattered the stock
00:34:30.240price of this company that they were later gobbled up by a larger competitor and ceased to exist as
00:34:35.220a country or as a company you know because they wouldn't respect a treaty and universal rights
00:34:39.900and I got to tell you another funny story in and around that too at the same time and this is how
00:34:43.820wild the wild west was 30 years ago right um these guys had six um oil field scouts on so anybody
00:34:49.940that's been in around the oil field knows what an oil field scout is they're basically you know
00:34:53.480dirty thugs you know private investigators that are hired by oil companies to make mischief on
00:34:58.720behalf of the companies when people are stirring up trouble for them right so they had these oil
00:35:02.920field scouts um parked outside my ranch uh on the highway looking into my living room one day with
00:35:09.400binoculars so this is a long time ago i wasn't married yet and because i was a bachelor i still
00:35:13.520have my rifle cabinet in my uh in my uh living room as one would and uh i had a buddy that had
00:35:19.500come up to hunt with me that fall and he was ex-military ex-american army captain you know
00:35:24.420one of my best friends and uh i said mr gernstein i said apparently somebody's looking into my
00:35:31.060living room with a pair of binoculars would you please go to the rifle cabinet remove my 338
00:35:36.360winchester magnum from the cabinet strip the bolt out of the weapon rendering it inoperative as a
00:35:41.380firearm right away mr wrath hands me my hands me my 338 i take a wrap on the sling and i slowly
00:35:49.340lower a nine power scope on the face of the guy that's got his binoculars looking into my living
00:35:53.860room right you've never seen a pair of binoculars go down so fast that a car moves so quickly so i
00:35:59.340turned back to my turned back to my army buddy and i said well how about that mr gernstein
00:36:03.940sometimes when you look into a man's living room you might just see something you don't want to see
00:36:09.720wow what are those guys still around like what are they called oil rangers like no no no they're
00:36:16.640called oil field scouts or at least they were scouts yeah yeah there's a years ago there's a
00:36:20.780big article about them in the in the uh um you know in the albert then the albert report but
00:36:26.480yeah they specialized in union busting and mischief making and threatening people that0.74
00:36:30.580tried to organize and you know they're kind of like you know they're kind of like the pinkerton0.87
00:36:34.280you know yeah yeah yeah it was that kind of thing right holy crap man that's you know to this day i
00:36:40.620still don't i still have no idea what they thought they were going to see in my living room but it
00:36:44.060was you know it's just a form of intimidation right i mean it's just like all the death threats
00:36:48.220that i've been getting in my office over all the albert independence stuff we're working on right
00:36:51.800people think that i'm easily intimidated i'm not very so it's kind of just kind of have you
00:36:56.680have you tracked down any of those death threats are they all coming no they're all they're all0.98
00:37:01.260they're all and some of them were stupid enough to send them from their own personal emails so0.93
00:37:05.000anyway we we gave a stack about that bit to the rcfp and i guess they're currently being kind of0.98
00:37:11.640ironically the royal canadian mountain police but anyway soon to be the alberta provincial police
00:37:16.080force but anyway anyway um you know and you know it's being dealt with i mean it's uh uh you know
00:37:23.700it's it's pretty disgusting and despicable i mean the left wing you know the left wing's losing
00:37:27.560their minds because a lot of them you know and that's jan ardent too i mean let's you know
00:37:30.980remember that she made her career you know um you know and got well fed you know well fed you know
00:37:36.240like a tick on a moose um you know taking money out of the cbc see you know the canadian content
00:37:42.200rules you know the whole juno you know that whole juno system canadian grant system whatever
00:37:47.940so yeah i'm sure i'm sure she doesn't like the idea of alberta leaving canada i mean she's
00:37:53.380basically been on the federal payroll her entire music career so you know i mean good for you know
00:37:58.240good for her i mean she owes you know she's showing some loyalty to the people that bought
00:38:02.240her various houses for her and you know keep her in royalty checks you know um you know but i mean
00:38:07.320there's no reason for her to indulge in that kind of name calling and language and whatever i mean
00:38:11.780you know we love maybe being paid or something i mean yeah who knows i mean we love jan arden we
00:38:17.540just don't understand why she's being so rude and mean to us but anyway she'll i'm who knows maybe
00:38:21.780she'll get over it i don't know so i had uh keith wilson on last week our buddy keith and uh he was
00:38:27.900telling me there are 13 distinct uh sovereignist groups in alberta and a couple of them merged i
00:38:35.020think maybe last week but uh i said is there any chance of uh all of these groups getting together
00:38:40.580under one flag so that we get one petition because i know i know that you wrote the uh or a possible
00:38:47.620petition question with keith i think right yeah yeah absolutely yeah um but is it possible these
00:38:53.920other groups decide well we're going to write a petition question too and they're not going to
00:38:58.480need to and quite frankly like amongst the independence movement right they all understand
00:39:03.700that the alberta prosperity project is leading the charge on the referendum right we're the
00:39:08.280ones that have been gathering all the signatures we're the ones that have the the list of you know
00:39:12.460200 now 250 000 verified names and you know and pledges to to sign you know we've through our
00:39:18.840website we now have and god it's been crazy since carney was elected um 20 000 new volunteers that
00:39:25.940we're trying to onboard right now like just imagine how chaotic our lives are right so
00:39:30.700oh yeah i was like i was at an event uh in pinocca earlier this week and all these i volunteered
00:39:36.420when's somebody gonna get back to me it's like dude can you just chill like we're trying to
00:39:41.640deal with it there's 20 000 of you but i said you know here we are we're at an app event so
00:39:46.120there's your chapter leader there's your regional director you know just go talk to him directly
00:39:50.580glad you came thank you you know but they're really exercised over the fact that you know
00:39:54.640we need to volunteer now we need to do something now what can we do right so we know it's awesome
00:39:59.480right it's awesome we were talking earlier this week about how busy you've been and that's why
00:40:03.600you were at pinocca the other night you couldn't come on on tuesday night so i'm glad you're here
00:40:07.280tonight uh how busy are you going to be and exactly i mean are you going to visit or try to
00:40:14.560every single community in alberta i'm probably i'm probably going to try to limit it you know
00:40:20.240to like one you know one app speaking event a week and uh you know i'll do you know i'll do
00:40:26.700all the bigger ones like all the biggest ones uh for sure i mean i love my i love my albertans but
00:40:31.680i mean at the same time i still have to work and earn a living and i've got a couple big covet
00:40:35.620class action cases that were taken forward against the government of alberta that need to be serviced
00:40:40.000and um you know i'm you know i'm actually considering a really interesting case right
00:40:44.320now about suing the government of canada for or various bureaucrats in the government of canada
00:40:48.820for misfeasance in public office over all of their continued utterances about um uh greenhouse gases
00:40:55.940being a existential threat to canada and the world right because all the scientific evidence is
00:41:02.120actually the opposite of course we all know co2 is good for plants and um the more you know like
00:41:07.060we're actually way below the level we should be for co2 in our atmosphere right now we're almost
00:41:11.840on the point of plant starvation or browning of the earth and now that we see that the co2 levels
00:41:17.860are slowly rising back up to where you know um you know above critical levels that you know like
00:41:23.600the you know deserts in china and india are regenerating um i can show you that's the charts
00:41:29.740and pictures from alberta that would blow you away that literally show this huge dip in crop
00:41:35.200outputs and um productivity and plant growth in alberta that coincided with the massive covid
00:41:41.080lockdown that got all the you know all the uh all the greedy so excited about the fact that
00:41:45.960oh isn't this wonderful this is what life will look like on earth once we get rid of all those
00:41:49.760awful people right you know you know so i mean i'm very interested in that i've got lots of other
00:41:54.140interests right but this is you know this is you know this is something you know that i that i'm
00:41:58.300given my heart and soul to and i'm committed you know to staying you know you know at the helm and
00:42:03.380and continuing to move this thing forward with our leadership team until we succeed in getting
00:42:08.440you know alberta out of canada right and if anybody knows me or if anybody's ever looked
00:42:12.720at my legal career um you know it'll show you that if i'm nothing else if not so completely
00:42:18.920stubborn and i never determined yeah and i never lose because i never quit right so anyway we're
00:42:26.480going to keep going until we're done and we're hoping that we're going to have a vote in november
00:42:30.280of this year and vote um uh you know alberta out of canada i mean we're getting some pushback on
00:42:36.380that there's other groups that oh no that's too fast and you're gonna ruin it we only have one
00:42:40.800chance and whatever whatever but you know there's something to be said there's something to be said
00:42:44.440for momentum um you know we're you know the referendum i'm you know i'm convinced danielle
00:42:49.800smith is messing around with it in the background like she wants to not have a single standalone1.00
00:42:54.080question she wants to add a bunch of other referenda questions to the ballot including
00:43:00.200should there be an Alberta pension plan do you support Alberta policing taking over the RCMP
00:43:04.580and all these other things that kind of confuse the issue because ultimately if you answer our
00:43:09.400question right do you agree that Alberta shall cease to or shall become an independent or
00:43:17.720sovereign country and cease to be a province of Canada all of those other things have to follow
00:43:22.960that surely as night follows day right so you know to try to confuse the issue and confuse the
00:43:28.280people of alberta with you know all these competing referenda questions which seems to be the strategy
00:43:33.800coming out of daniel smith's office well no wait a minute just you know when if you ask all of
00:43:40.500these different questions on the same ballot same day right so your question which i thought was
00:43:45.520clear uh wouldn't that confuse the issue and that's the whole point they're trying to confuse1.00
00:43:50.700the issue you know because like danielle smith still hasn't got it through her head that she
00:43:54.920needs to be on team alberta and not team canada so you know and i i actually i've been joking
00:43:59.820about it when i did some of my public speaking engagements you know pushes so hard in with the
00:44:05.260federal media jeff i'm sorry to interrupt you but like she does and and she's being vilified by
00:44:09.860the left-wing corporate media you know from uh toronto from ottawa and also obviously from
00:44:16.140alberta right so she goes far enough to get that vilification but not far enough to have anybody
00:44:22.480who truly believes in no she's literally making the same mistake that led to jason kenny being
00:44:28.660turfed out of office right so with kenny issuing all those phony cmoh orders that we had overturned
00:44:34.580in alberta that i succeeded at having overturned in alberta um what kenny was trying to do was he
00:44:40.140was picking the option that was always sort of in the middle so he didn't want to pick an option
00:44:44.000that was presented to him that would see no restrictions right and he didn't want to go
00:44:48.640you know with the you know let's say the you know the maximum you know uh lockdown you know options
00:44:54.100that were also presented to him he was picking the option in the middle that was most likely to
00:44:59.160equally piss off everybody on both sides of the issue it's a very rare political trick to be able
00:45:05.180to pull that off but jason kenny did and it resulted in him being turfed out of office on his
00:45:10.360asked right and what my concern is because i like daniel smith i think she's been you know she's been
00:45:15.100an effective leader she's very personable um i like her on a personal level um you know etc etc
00:45:20.740but i think the people that are advising her who incidentally are the same bozos that were advising
00:45:25.400jason kenny right right um with you know the exception of one or two but like 12 of her cabinet
00:45:30.080ministers are former kenny cabinet ministers right so the bozos that were in and around jason kenny
00:45:35.140are basically telling her to do the same thing it's like okay well you promise that you're going
00:45:39.660to have this reduction of the citizens initiative act number right so which she did so promise made
00:45:44.920promise kept well at least that showed some integrity but then everybody else is now saying
00:45:49.140okay but you know you can't support this and you've got to you know hold the line on team canada and0.61
00:45:55.120that's why we have this ridiculous you know i was laughing about it the other day like you're old
00:45:58.460enough to remember that tv show the courtship of eddie's father so i now call this the you know
00:46:02.920the courtship of danielle smith where you know mark hardy's expected to come to alberta with a
00:46:08.740box of chocolates you know um in the form of pipeline corridors and you know things that we
00:46:14.080need you know and end to the no pipeline bill and end to emission caps and end all the things on
00:46:18.880daniel's list that's the box of chocolates she wants but we heard carney the other day and he
00:46:23.960said well you know maybe one pipeline a pipeline but only after you know i develop a national
00:46:30.700consensus around the issue and we've already heard that quebec has said national consensus
00:46:35.260We'll no sooner sign on to a new pipeline than we'll agree to signing the 82 Constitution.
00:46:42.700And then we heard the gibbering Gibault popped up out of his little gopher hole the day after Carney made his pipeline announcement that, you know, media were all excited about thinking he actually said that Alberta could have a pipeline.
00:46:52.680And then Gibault, oh, we don't need any more Alberta pipelines.
00:46:55.740The key events is only 24 percent full and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:47:00.580Which interestingly was a lie because it is.
01:08:31.440there's way more Albertans on our side that can afford to donate $34,000 each
01:08:36.680on behalf of their wife their company their you know their kids you know whatever whatever then0.71
01:08:41.760you know the the dye your hair purple and stick your face full and nose ring crowd does on the
01:08:47.460NDP side right well they're all on social assistance but what I'm asking here is is
01:08:52.680you're gonna have significant financial backing for this movement let's just say that the numbers
01:09:00.040right now and I don't know what they are because there hasn't been a poll that I've seen let's
01:09:04.180just say it's 35 percent of albertans who can vote will vote for separation you're gonna have
01:09:10.260to push that to 55 or 60 percent just to make a point right it could be 51 i suppose but you let's
01:09:16.900say 55 just to make it clear that the people i actually sure and just i want to address the
01:09:22.380polling issue right you know i laughed the other day the cbc was talking to the same political
01:09:27.340scientists that they've been oh we go joe smith political scientist says that support for
01:09:32.480independence in alberta is 20 and it hasn't increased significantly in the last number of
01:09:37.540months and he sees no momentum right this is what he's saying right of course i'm on the ground i'm
01:09:42.340seeing something totally different right yeah and then you know um rachel parker uh had main street
01:09:47.920do a poll um like actually shortly after that infamous tweet of hers went out that got you know
01:09:55.90025 million impressions with me and it you know suggesting that there's nothing wrong with a group
01:10:00.140of albertans going down to the states to investigate the possibility of u.s statehood right
01:10:04.800um you know um after that her poll came out it was at 37 percent and then don braid wrote an
01:10:11.600article not too long ago um that had support for independence in alberta oh well this will never
01:10:17.180succeed only 44 percent of conservative or 40 percent of conservative voters are in favor of
01:10:22.840independence and four percent of nbp voters are in favor of independence well dude i can do the
01:10:28.140math that's 44 percent of likely voters are in favor of independence and that was three weeks
01:10:32.280ago right and that's without again that conversation that i had with that really really nice young
01:10:37.240constable the other day where you know policemen firemen nurses you know um you know working
01:10:43.000albertans right or oh wait a minute like i make 80 or 90 grand a year i pay 25 000 a year in
01:10:48.820federal taxes taxes and ui and cpp and my wife's a nurse and she pays you know whatever so that
01:10:55.300means that we could have savings in our family of like forty thousand dollars a year right so
01:11:00.960that's real money i mean you can help you know help to take care of your parents you know if
01:11:04.420your kids want to go to a you know uh you know um you know a tennis camp in arizona or whatever the
01:11:09.660hell you want to do that's money that's staying in your pocket rather than going to a bunch of
01:11:13.420trudeau bureaucrats who want to bleep on about the climate emergency and hetero how heteronormativity
01:11:20.160causes climate change so let me let me get to the the question that i was building to there with
01:11:24.940with the polling numbers right so if we can get that to 55 it's going to take a marketing campaign
01:11:30.100i believe and oh yeah no no no we're all wait considering the fact that you know the federal
01:11:37.200government is going to come at you with their own multi-million dollar marketing campaign there's
01:11:42.560going to be billboards it's going to be social media it's going to last for months television
01:11:47.320everywhere right so you're going to have to counter it with something else and you're going
01:11:52.740to need the best marketers to do that but you actually just said something that could be used
01:11:58.400in a marketing campaign you need like a 30 second elevator pitch or a great slogan right hey you want
01:12:04.760to save ten thousand dollars hey you want to save twenty thousand dollars alberta independence
01:12:09.900whatever right like oh no we're actually on the process right now planning a bunch of push
01:12:15.100polling i don't want to hear the details of it but that's going to be you know the new form of
01:12:18.980you know the independence question is going to be if you know it could be shown to you that you
01:12:25.640you know that your family income would increase by at least thirty thousand dollars a year
01:12:30.660right would you vote for independence yes or no right you know and then pull that question to
01:12:38.240you know two million albertans at a dollar six a cents on a 1.6 cents a robocall you know the
01:12:44.720other thing is there's a lot of anonymous money and it's got to be corporate money doing this
01:12:49.080stuff it's this this clip is like three minutes long so i won't play the whole thing but i mean
01:12:53.860some group we don't know who they are they're not us did this amazing video that's better than
01:12:58.680anything alberta tourism ever did um that um is going wild all over the internet i'll just play
01:13:05.160you a little bit of it i'm gonna see if i can skip towards the end hang on um i'm gonna skip
01:13:09.740ahead to the best part which is you know telling ottawa to go screw itself hang on a sec here we go
01:13:14.320is it on youtube okay listen to this i'll hold it up for my microphone
01:13:17.840but for too long alberta has been a titan taken for granted our wealth siphoned to serve distant
01:13:25.580agendas our energy and really nice uh where's the camera like really nice graphics and really
01:13:31.280nice video right is that on youtube yeah yeah no it's on uh it's on x right on here you gotta
01:13:38.140hear that you got to hear the title of this sacrifice canada has reaped the rewards of
01:13:44.780alberta's toil our oil our labor our spirit while offering crumbs in return we've been used not
01:13:53.200valued exploited not embraced but no more alberta will not be a servant in its own house they told
01:14:01.280us to kneel to conform to surrender our way of life but alberta does not bend we are the engine
01:14:09.100of industry the heartbeat wow yeah it goes on it goes on but anyway you get the point so we
01:14:15.840have nothing to do with that right so there's corporate money floating around and that's not
01:14:20.080the only video like that all of these videos are now being produced and paid for i have sort of a
01:14:24.940hobby um business i'm involved in you know i'm involved in a music production company so i know
01:14:30.860what it costs to produce music videos that's a twenty thousand dollar video minimum and it's
01:14:36.260slick i mean it's really slick and on top of it they're paying to boost it on facebook and you
01:14:41.380know x whatever whatever whatever so there's a real push in the campaign behind it right
01:14:45.940so and we have nothing to do with it you know it's you know so i think there's going to be a
01:14:51.840lot more of that i mean you know because the other thing is too i mean i think there's a lot
01:14:55.120of companies and industries that don't necessarily want to stick their necks out but they've got you
01:14:59.760know um you know they've got corporate money they've got the ability to do stuff like that
01:15:03.420there's lots of people in the states too that are interested in doing stuff like that
01:15:06.780i mean like you know like as an example one of the you know one of the crazy things that trudeau did
01:15:11.500um without telling anybody like you heard of the west coast tanker ban well nobody knows
01:15:16.580probably knows this one and you know across your viewership trudeau one day on you know
01:15:21.800likely on mark carney's advice quietly changed the regulations for rail tank cars right so that
01:15:28.66090 percent of the north american rolling stock could no longer be used to ship alberta oil to
01:15:34.900texas okay guess what company is the only company in north america that owns rail cars capable of
01:15:42.100transporting alberta crude to texas berkshire hathaway so guess what company um owns the only
01:15:49.380um company in north america that manufactures rail cars that meet the new liberal um specifications
01:15:56.460locations no berkshire hathaway but again like you know but again we all know how tight warren
01:16:02.700buffett was with trudeau we know there's obviously you know we need to dig into it but i'm sure
01:16:06.520there's a relationship between brookfield and berkshire hathaway right there has to be it
01:16:10.460you know and it's just like you know berkshire hathaway owns carrier right like the you know
01:16:14.820or i'm sorry crane the plumbing company that you know that actually manufactures the most heat
01:16:19.100pumps in the world why did you think trudeau was pushing heat pumps you know again you know like
01:16:24.400you know brookfield you know mark carney right like it's just despicable right i mean you know
01:16:30.620in alberta free alberta like you know all of the north american rolling stock will be available
01:16:35.960again and we can go back to shipping as much oil as we need to by train down to texas and needless
01:16:40.620to say there's a lot of people on the receiving end of that oil in texas that have a vested
01:16:44.880interest in helping us get where we need to go so a lot of them are a lot of them are very busy
01:16:49.560you know helping us out you know behind the scenes without us directing them to do anything
01:16:53.200because it's in their best economic interest right you know this happens so let's just say
01:16:58.000the the referendum happens in november and you get a win and after that right now it's time to
01:17:06.100negotiate with the federal government i suppose what would you be negotiating i heard you say
01:17:11.400a while back and you got a great deal of ridicule for this as well i think it was on x uh that
01:17:16.620you'll be able to keep your canadian passports um to the people who still want to remain canadian
01:17:22.880within alberta is that yeah of course it's true canada doesn't recognize the renunciation of
01:17:28.020citizenship right mike myers still has a canadian passport mike myers has three citizenships uk us
01:17:33.720of canada so mr elbows up right um you know like pick a country mike but stop being canadian because
01:17:41.840you're not same with carney he had like you know uk ireland eu you know canada they now say that
01:17:47.300he's somebody on twitter oh well more corny's renounced all his all of his passports to which
01:17:52.220my clever reply was oh that's interesting he renounced all of his passports did he renounce
01:17:57.680all of his offshore tax havens and did he renounce all of his offshore accounts yeah i doubt it he's
01:18:04.660gonna have to within the next few days he's gonna have to reveal all of his holdings right
01:18:09.820i don't think he's going to i think he's going to try to pull the trump and keep his tax you know
01:18:13.740he's going to try to keep that all away from us right i don't i don't think they can make him do
01:18:17.080it i don't you know we'll see but i'm he's just going to say it's all on a blind trust it's all
01:18:21.420in a blind trust nothing to see here it's blind i can't see it you can't see it nobody can see it
01:18:25.940you know just like you know obviously like he's got he's probably got more offshore trust than
01:18:30.460a moose has ticks you know i mean it's just money just buried everywhere right so we're talking about
01:18:36.260a grass roots movement here there was a massive rally in edmonton i think a week and a half ago
01:18:42.640at the at the legislature there is there anything like that happening just random uh yeah well
01:18:49.080there's lots of random stuff popping up like last night during an oilers game no less um ezra
01:18:53.880levant decided to you know and he's doing it for his own reasons like he's got people signing
01:18:58.220signature you know signing up for stuff thinking they're signing a referendum petition but really
01:19:02.460they're giving ezra levant all of their contact information for his own business purposes right
01:19:07.200um you know but um uh you know so ezra levant did an event the other night um you know that
01:19:14.300drew a thousand people in calgary we had an event on monday that drew a thousand people in calgary
01:19:18.880you know we're planning big events in edmonton i mean hell we're having we got one plan i was
01:19:23.840talking about it today we're gonna have a massive event in provost alberta uh closer to the
01:19:28.680saskatchewan border um in june where we're expecting four or five thousand people the
01:19:33.620road hammers are gonna play it's gonna be a lot of fun right oh we're gonna turn this into a big
01:19:37.760summer party man like we're gonna be rocking and rolling and you know drawing out the crowds
01:19:41.960getting out the kids and having barbecues and you know and just having a great time in and around
01:19:46.460sticking it to mark carney like it's going to be fun he's going to be the last prime minister of
01:19:50.400canada if i have anything to say about it that's what many people have been saying uh and i think
01:19:55.560preston manning even said it uh i'm not sure where he said it but he said i think mark carney is going
01:20:01.220to be the last prime minister of canada well i mean alberta leaves saskatchewan follows that
01:20:07.400would be my assumption obviously no and then and then quebec why would quebec stay um if they no
01:20:13.700longer have alberta to suck dry right yeah so you know quebec will leave and you know and then
01:20:19.720british columbia what what is it going to do like just continue moving trains back and forth to
01:20:23.660ontario like you know so i mean british columbia is probably going to have to look at its options
01:20:28.640as well right so you know so i guess mark carney will be the prime minister of ontario in the
01:20:34.860maritimes and you know if they'll ever you know if they'll ever re-elect him after he completely0.97
01:20:39.580shredded the entire country you know with his marxist bullshit you know i mean it's you know0.98
01:20:44.520it's you know because let's not forget he was the one advising justin trudeau i mean justin trudeau0.99
01:20:49.660yeah justin trudeau was a drama school dropout right and you know i mean you know i've you know
01:20:56.820i've met him on several occasions certainly not the break you know never that never was the
01:21:01.000sharpest knife in the drawer had no business being prime minister other than the fact that
01:21:05.020He had that family name and a bunch of Jean Cretier supporters saw him speak at his dad's funeral and went, ah, we have an answer to Paul Martin.
01:21:53.060Well, no, I just gave you that Alberta politics 101 lesson with the incestuous relationship between Jason Kenney and Nancy Southern, right?
01:22:01.280I mean, you know, that's, you know, but again, like you've got to hear this from me, okay?
01:22:04.840like we've always known as Albertans that there's always been a vague whiff of stench of corruption
01:22:11.980floating around the conservative party of Alberta you know it's kind of like when you walk by the
01:22:16.300side of a septic tank on the wrong day in the wrong wind or whatever yeah it's just something
01:22:21.020just smells a little bit yeah yeah yeah you can spell it right but we've largely tolerated as
01:22:28.220Albertans that little stench of sewage that emanates from the conservative party of Alberta
01:22:33.520because by and large they provided good governance and relatively low tax rates and by you know and0.99
01:22:40.840and kept their goddamn noses out of our individual lives right but then kenny completely shredded0.94
01:22:46.780that compact during covid right when he thought you know in order and again in my personal view0.99
01:22:52.860to pander to eastern canada because he knew um you know that he was never going to be elected
01:22:58.340prime minister of canada if he did what he should have done which would have been the easiest thing
01:23:03.160to do which was just to follow every single um announcement and policy that was put in by ron
01:23:09.720de santis in florida like had he done that he would have come out of covid in alberta as a hero
01:23:15.320right there would have been a lot of left-wing karens that were really upset that they couldn't
01:23:19.580impose you know communist rule on alberta for you know a month or two they would have been upset but
01:23:24.420they wouldn't have been by far the majority kenny would have been a hero right and would have like
01:23:29.480easily you know um you know sailed through his term and he would have been re-elected probably
01:23:33.780with you know us you know like uh you have 87 constituents constituencies like with you know
01:23:39.320an 82 constituency majority right had he just done that it was so simple for him to do but of course
01:23:46.020the trump derangement syndrome is so high in quebec and ontario that's how carney got elected
01:23:51.160um that there is no way that kenny could follow sensible republican policies conservative policies
01:23:57.600of governor de santis in florida because he was afraid it was going to alienate you know all of
01:24:03.300the karens in ontario and quebec that he was going to need to get elected prime minister and again
01:24:08.620that's again that's the lesson and that's the problem with canadian federalism is that it you
01:24:13.500know it it entices politicians like jason kenny right to make really really bad decisions contrary
01:24:21.780to the interests of their own citizens you know because they've got their eye on that golden ring
01:35:41.920one point hang on a minute 1.4 why is this not there 1.4 trillion dollars worth of deals
01:36:03.020signed in the united arab emirates that will be flowing into the u.s economy
01:36:11.920The man knows how to do business and he knows how to take care of his own people, regardless of what the left wing freaks down there think.
01:36:20.760Is he in on some of these deals? Is he making money personally? Maybe. I don't know.
01:36:27.220But does it really matter at this stage of the game if you are getting a part of it?
01:36:32.180if you're an american and you're starting to see things clearly again because now you can
01:36:40.740afford stuff again and if you work hard you know you can do things again and then here in canada
01:36:48.360oh no no no no we can't have another pipeline why don't we use the one we have it's only at 40
01:36:52.300capacity that's a lie well you know maybe we can get a pipeline going one pipeline it won't make
01:37:00.560us an energy superpower and we're going to need national consensus well you're never going to get
01:37:04.280it and that's exactly what he's going to say we can't get quebec to agree what do you want me to
01:37:08.640do well why don't you promise to use the emergency powers oh wait a minute mark carney you did
01:37:14.720promise to use the emergency powers so you can take on the americans good luck with that how many
01:37:23.100of you write it down in the comments i don't think i've even asked this question directly to you guys
01:37:29.420yet and we're an hour and a half into the show um so we're going to be moving to the extension
01:37:35.620pretty quick oh and by the way guys there's a there's this guy called matthew brown
01:37:40.240he's a dod whistleblower got some very very very important things to say we're going to run
01:37:50.420part one of that interview tonight on the extension whoa heavy duty we live in a matrix
01:37:59.140that's what he said write down in the comments i want i'm seriously wanting to read this i don't
01:38:07.540need you guys to editorialize or anything like that if you want to explain why you feel the way
01:38:12.180you do of course let's try and keep it clean let's try and keep it civil we had a little bit
01:38:18.380more uh dirty language not dirty bad language on the show tonight that we normally do but
01:38:23.300whatever you know sometimes you just got to let it out do you believe that canada is over
01:38:31.440do you believe that alberta should in fact separate from canada