The Shadoe Davis Show - Oct. 29th⧸2025- Ford Throws Carney Under the ＂Reagan Tariff Ad＂ Bus!

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00:09:27.860 out to as many people as you possibly can okay so mark carney spoke to the media this morning

00:09:33.240 And he's on this nine-day tour of Asia, as he called it in a press conference today.

00:09:40.360 Asia.

00:09:41.420 Now you're thinking, what the heck is that?

00:09:45.360 Like he said it in this press conference.

00:09:47.700 I'm editing the video.

00:09:48.640 I'm looking at this going, what the?

00:09:50.300 Oh, right.

00:09:51.520 This is like back in the 80s when they tried to start calling Adidas Adidas.

00:09:57.240 And that went over like a lead balloon.

00:09:59.840 So they're trying Asia now.

00:10:02.140 Asia.

00:10:03.240 like we've been taught all of our lives anyway carney spoke to the media this morning the media

00:10:11.020 at least the left-wing canadian corporate media didn't ask him hey did you see the ad

00:10:15.760 before it went out they didn't ask him that i watched all 20 minutes of it they did not

00:10:20.560 believe it or not they asked him about the ad just not that particular question yesterday in

00:10:27.620 the house of commons pierre polyev was hammering dominic leblanc he's the minister in charge of

00:10:33.540 u.s canada relations he got nowhere but it certainly made a splash because he had to get

00:10:40.120 up and ask the same question i think it's five times maybe six i've condensed it for you let's

00:10:46.700 have a look sir no did the prime minister see the ad before it went out mr speaker as i said a

00:10:55.400 moment ago. Our government is committed to working with all partners in our

00:11:01.520 Federation. So the question is yes or no. Did the Prime Minister or anyone on his

00:11:10.440 staff see the ad before it went out? Yes or no? Mr. Speaker, our government is

00:11:17.760 committed to doing the serious work necessary to get a deal with the United

00:11:23.600 States and to build a strong, resilient Canadian economy.

00:11:28.600 Did the Prime Minister or his staff see the ad before it went out, yes or no?

00:11:36.600 Mr. Speaker, I can imagine the frustration that the Leader of the Opposition feels when

00:11:42.680 he sees a Prime Minister elected to take this serious economic and sovereignty challenge.

00:11:49.600 Did he or his staff see the ad before it went out, yes or no?

00:11:58.600 Mr. Speaker, I can understand the Leader of the Opposition may be frustrated for a whole series of reasons.

00:12:05.600 He's got a caucus meeting coming up this week. He may be very concerned about that as well.

00:12:10.600 He looked those workers in the eyes and he said he would have a good deal by July 21st and he broke his promise.

00:12:17.600 he's blaming an ad. He has a duty to say whether or not he saw the ad that he says blew up the

00:12:26.900 so-called deal he had. So will he do the honest thing and answer the question, did he see the ad

00:12:32.120 or is it actually his incompetence? Mr. Speaker, just because the leader of the opposition keeps

00:12:39.560 asserting the same fake premise doesn't make it real. Same fake premise. Okay, hang on to

00:12:47.540 that for just a couple of minutes oh and by the way i totally understand when we're watching

00:12:52.100 question period in the house of commons we're watching a show i wouldn't be surprised to hear

00:12:58.700 that it's rehearsed that these guys have got lines that they memorize every night before they go to

00:13:04.000 bed this was the press conference after that incredibly frustrating back and forth with

00:13:13.120 Dominique LeBlanc think of how that was handled whether or not that ad should

00:13:17.920 have been pulled faster it's a good question for mr. Carney

00:13:24.000 mark Carney approved the ad and then then he claimed after the ad started

00:13:32.600 running that the ad was the reason why no deal happened so it's time for mark

00:13:39.600 Carney to come clean. He claims he was on the verge, once again, claims that he was on the verge

00:13:44.620 of getting a deal. Then he approved the ad, and then he blamed the ad for the fact that there is

00:13:51.400 no deal. So the reality is that premiers are stepping up to fill the void left behind by

00:13:58.300 Mark Carney's broken promise. He said he would negotiate a win. He said he would have a deal by

00:14:04.840 July 21st still no deal still no win still no elbows still no jobs if I could

00:14:12.280 if I could if I could and now he Mark Carney is looking for someone to blame

00:14:17.020 for his broken promises and he's blaming an ad that he approved so it's time for

00:14:24.040 Mark Carney to stop blaming others and start keeping his promises his promise

00:14:29.260 being that he would get a deal that he would lower the tariffs and he would get

00:14:33.640 the job done he has not done that would you like to bring down the government

00:14:40.820 with this budget do you want an election we want an affordable budget for an

00:14:44.200 affordable Canada after 10 years of liberal inflationary taxes and debt

00:14:50.140 Canadians can't afford to eat heat or house themselves and our message to the

00:14:55.400 Liberals is that we want an affordable budget for an affordable Canada we want

00:15:01.520 the government to bring down the cost of its spending so we can bring down the cost of living

00:15:07.920 and so it will be up to them if they're going to the they're going to increase the cost of

00:15:13.920 living for canadians again with more inflationary spending then the canadians will judge them

00:15:20.800 accordingly and let's be honest every dollar the liberal spend comes out of the pockets of canadians

00:15:25.840 The more they spend, the more things cost.

00:15:28.380 That's why we want the prime minister to reverse course in the last liberal decade.

00:15:34.840 Notice, by the way, and because I've seen this a few times today, I'm looking at everything, right?

00:15:40.000 All of the people behind him are women.

00:15:42.760 Was there something about women today?

00:15:44.220 Is that purple pin that he's wearing?

00:15:47.100 Is there a women's day today that I missed out on?

00:15:51.360 Is there something like that?

00:15:53.540 Is it woke?

00:15:54.560 I hope not.

00:15:55.840 the one to his left looks like a deer in the headlights anyway let's finish this off keep

00:16:01.380 his promise bring down the cost of government so we can bring down the cost

00:16:04.520 don't forget the budget comes out next tuesday and i think it's going to be a nail biter

00:16:11.700 in the house of commons the bank of canada governor tiff macklem had some they they lowered

00:16:17.960 the interest rate today you know why they do that right i think you probably do but as a refresher

00:16:24.800 it's to stimulate the economy. People are sitting on their hands right now. They don't want to spend

00:16:29.880 money because they're scared or nervous in this fragile economy. They want to hang on to every

00:16:35.060 penny they've got. And so if you lower interest rates, the thought behind that is, well, now

00:16:39.420 maybe we can afford that big ticket item that we couldn't afford before, even if it's only 0.25%,

00:16:47.680 which is what it came down by today but tiff macklem also had some some alarming words for

00:16:54.400 canadians which we're going to get to in just a second mark carney was speaking to reporters today

00:17:00.120 from somewhere in asia watch at at premier doug ford for running this ad if if this is true that

00:17:08.280 this ad spoiled something that was very close look i uh i'd say the following which is that um

00:17:15.420 In any complicated, high-stakes negotiation, you can get unexpected twists and turns, and you have to keep your cool during those situations.

00:17:32.000 It doesn't pay to be upset.

00:17:33.640 Emotions don't carry you very far.

00:17:39.160 And we had made progress to repeat.

00:17:41.840 and we stand by the progress that had been made the government of Canada does

00:17:49.400 and we are ready when appropriate to pick that up so and I'll just reemphasize

00:17:59.720 that it is the responsibility of the government of Canada to have these

00:18:02.960 negotiations and others will have opinions and others welcome free advice

00:18:09.320 unsolicited advice as is entirely appropriate is every Canadian is a

00:18:14.220 stakeholder in these negotiations every Canadian is a stakeholder and in the

00:18:19.200 fact that we're making progress in ASEAN that we have the agreement with

00:18:22.500 Indonesia that we have just decided to accelerate trade Asia talks with

00:18:29.440 philippines with asia as a whole the asia as a whole okay i think of myself as a fairly

00:18:42.560 well-informed individual not in the woke sense just in terms of what the hell is going on in the world

00:18:51.200 not from that woke perspective i guess is what i'm trying to say

00:18:53.920 are they calling it asia now is this something that i missed i just wasn't paying attention

00:19:02.300 oh by the way you pronounce it asia now oh i'll get right on that what are your pronouns

00:19:08.920 okay so again left-wing corporate media doesn't ask mark carney if he saw the ad and approved

00:19:22.440 the ad before Doug Ford sent it out, spent $75 million getting it out there to American

00:19:27.880 red states to embarrass Donald Trump, even though Doug Ford says that wasn't the intent.

00:19:36.820 Ontario Premier Doug Ford has revealed that Mark Carney was present in the room when

00:19:42.200 reviewing the controversial Reagan ad that led to Donald Trump canceling trade talks.

00:19:49.000 Don't take it from me, though.

00:19:51.260 Let's go to the horse's mouth.

00:19:53.140 The Reagan ad.

00:19:54.420 How do you know the Prime Minister and his Chief of Staff saw this particular ad

00:19:59.520 before you moved ahead with airing it?

00:20:02.320 I was with them.

00:20:04.340 Did they express concern when you were with them?

00:20:07.180 I'm not going to talk about our private conversation at all.

00:20:10.580 I told them that we're running it.

00:20:12.860 I'm going to cut it off on Monday, and that's it.

00:20:16.540 I think it was so, so man, it was the right thing to do is start a conversation like I've never

00:20:22.040 seen before. But I saw a poll on CNN that Canada is way more popular than the president with the

00:20:29.380 American people. Oh, you saw a poll on CNN. Why are you watching CNN? That's some of the most

00:20:37.600 left wing biased stuff out there. That and MSNBC. So he proves to everybody just by saying that

00:20:45.300 little thing that he's not really a conservative not really a conservative and this is the problem

00:20:51.220 that we have in this country people running around calling themselves conservatives when they're

00:20:55.500 clearly not conservative doug ford pretty much every leader of a pc party in atlantic canada

00:21:04.580 whether they're premiers or leaders of opposition manitoba doesn't have a conservative party anymore

00:21:10.280 i'm not sure what the hell's going on in quebec bc we know there's well there is a conservative

00:21:15.600 party but they only have five percent of the vote according to the latest angus reed poll

00:21:19.420 that came out a couple of days ago that would be one bc but then again if they can force john

00:21:24.640 rustad to resign as the leader of the bc conservative party maybe somebody like jordan

00:21:29.580 keely would step up and win the reins of leadership and straighten that party out

00:21:35.900 because they need, they are leading in the polls. Believe it or not, the NDP is so disfavored by

00:21:43.860 most of that province that even leaderless or with a bad leader like John Rustad, the BC Conservative

00:21:50.200 Party may just win the next election, which isn't for three years. Unless, of course, something crazy

00:21:55.640 happens because the NDP has only got like a one or two seat majority. It's pretty tight. Additionally,

00:22:02.040 Doug Ford said during that press conference that he wants an apology from the U.S. ambassador after an expletive tirade as trade talks between the two countries ground to a halt.

00:22:13.240 I'll get to that story in a second.

00:22:15.060 While announcing the start of infrastructure development for Ontario's ring of fire aimed at mining and refining natural minerals in a partnership with the local Webiki,

00:22:24.060 First Nation Ford called on U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra to apologize for dressing

00:22:29.260 down Ontario's delegate and criticized Trump further. He's got to shut his freaking pie hole.

00:22:39.020 Okay, this is the story from the U.S. or story from the CBC. U.S. Ambassador to Canada goes on

00:22:44.780 expletive lace tirade at Ontario's trade representative. Witnesses say,

00:22:49.900 witnesses say incident happened at the canadian american business council gathering in ottawa

00:22:56.980 there he is there pete hoekstra the u.s ambassador to canada delivered a f-bomb lace tirade at

00:23:06.240 ontario's trade representative at an event in ottawa on monday multiple witnesses told the cbc

00:23:13.480 word spread quickly through some of the most powerful circles in ottawa and washington after

00:23:19.140 the encounter which happened during the canadian american business council state of the relationship

00:23:23.380 event at the national gallery of canada typically the high profile gathering is used to network and

00:23:29.900 celebrate the canada u.s relationship it draws a mix of cabinet ministers diplomats business leaders

00:23:35.460 monday night's event drew foreign affairs minister anita anand and dominic leblanc the minister for

00:23:41.280 canada u.s trade witnesses say they saw pete hoekstra the u.s ambassador launch into a

00:23:47.980 An F-bomb-laden tirade at Ontario's Trade Representative David Patterson.

00:24:03.140 Oh, my God, is he cursing?

00:24:07.360 I think we need more of that in government.

00:24:09.780 Never mind all these evening gowns and high heels and tuxedos.

00:24:15.360 Come on.

00:24:15.980 glittery crowns forget that crap blue jeans plaid shirts baby f-bombs flying rye

00:24:25.360 no champagne beer

00:24:29.160 witnesses say uh well one witness said hoaxedro appeared to be upset i wonder if he was hammered

00:24:37.260 too much champagne appeared to be upset about the anti-tariff ad that the province recently

00:24:43.760 ran on television in the U.S., which has infuriated Donald Trump. The witness said

00:24:48.360 Hoekstra could be heard using the F-word, also mentioned Ontario Premier Doug Ford by name.

00:24:53.580 The sources spoke with the CBC on the condition that they not be named. You know what this is?

00:25:02.080 It's not news. You know what it is? It's gossip. This is the CBC engaging in gossip.

00:25:11.440 have you guys seen this ad by the way have you seen the uh i think i have it here somewhere i

00:25:19.320 made a point of downloading it today let's see

00:25:22.200 it's here somewhere bear with me for two seconds

00:25:30.640 oh yeah here it is all right so this is the ad that cost 75 million dollars

00:25:38.760 watch when someone says let's impose tariffs on foreign imports

00:25:45.720 it looks like they're doing the patriotic thing by protecting american products and jobs

00:25:51.200 and sometimes for a short while it works but only for a short time but over the long run

00:25:59.220 such trade barriers hurt every american worker and consumer high tariffs inevitably lead to

00:26:07.160 retaliation by foreign countries and the triggering of fierce trade wars then the worst happens

00:26:13.560 markets shrink and collapse businesses and industries shut down and millions of people

00:26:19.420 lose their jobs throughout the world there's a growing realization that the weight of prosperity

00:26:26.220 for all nations is rejecting protectionist legislation and promoting fair and free

00:26:31.740 competition. America's jobs and growth are at stake. So some fancy editing, some phrases taken

00:26:45.280 out of context. The Reagan group down in the United States say, this is wrong. This was

00:26:51.940 delivered completely and totally against what President Reagan believed in. That's what they

00:26:58.540 say and up here they're saying well that's absolutely historically accurate either way

00:27:04.500 that's the commercial that costs 75 million dollars now there are some accounts on x that

00:27:10.660 went hmm i could swear i've seen that ad somewhere before and then one account called table salt went

00:27:19.380 you know i think i think china china's x account put up a post kind of like that back in the spring

00:27:29.340 when trump started really hitting with the tariffs worldwide and so table salt put that

00:27:38.060 commercial we just saw up right next to the chinese post from the spring amazingly similar

00:27:44.500 let's impose tariffs on foreign imports it looks like they're doing the patriot by the way the

00:27:53.280 chinese embassy in the u.s their post that's on i guess it would be the left side the right side

00:27:58.940 of your screen my apologies thing by protecting american products and jobs and sometimes for a

00:28:05.660 short while it works but only for a short time the triggering of fierce trade wars the result

00:28:11.400 is more and more tariffs, higher and higher trade barriers, and less and less competition.

00:28:16.800 So soon, because of the prices made artificially high by tariffs that subsidize inefficiency

00:28:22.080 and poor management, people stop buying. Then the worst happens. Markets shrink and collapse,

00:28:27.780 businesses and industries shut down, and millions of people lose their jobs.

00:28:32.260 on foreign imports it looks like they're doing the patriotic thing by protecting american products

00:28:45.260 and jobs and sometimes for a short while it works but only for a short time the triggering

00:28:51.960 of fierce trade wars the result is more and more tariffs higher and higher trade barriers

00:28:57.420 and less and less competition.

00:28:59.560 So soon, because of the prices made artificially high by tariffs

00:29:02.980 that subsidize inefficiency and poor management,

00:29:06.160 people stop buying.

00:29:07.760 Then the worst happens.

00:29:09.280 Markets shrink and collapse,

00:29:10.780 businesses and industries shut down,

00:29:12.860 and millions of people lose their jobs.

00:29:14.900 that's better now anita anon says we have some kind of strategic partnership with china

00:29:32.880 we have nothing with the united states right now why would a government want to partner with

00:29:41.280 a totalitarian authoritarian communist regime like china over a democratic republic like the

00:29:50.740 united states where freedom is like number one baby that's really one of the questions that

00:30:01.100 people should be asking but for some reason they're just not and the left-wing corporate media

00:30:06.340 obviously has their heads right up their asses bank of canada has lowered policy rate to two

00:30:13.300 and a quarter percent that happened this morning 25 basis points 2.25 percent with the bank rate

00:30:19.240 at 2.5 percent deposit rates at 2.2 percent but there's more i mean this is good news obviously

00:30:24.400 if you're looking to buy a house or a big ticket item that you're going to make payments on right

00:30:28.200 sure but there's more to it tiff macklem is the governor of the bank of canada and here's what he

00:30:34.520 said today fortunately you know what that means is that unless something else changes our incomes

00:30:41.780 will be lower than they otherwise would have been they're gonna they'll you know they'll grow but

00:30:46.460 they'll grow along a low you know this was the old path now there's a new path um which is below the

00:30:52.880 old path um there are things the country can do to to try to bend that curve up um but those aren't

00:31:01.140 things monetary policy can do. These are more structural changes. Fundamentally, as a senior

00:31:08.480 deputy governor, as hammered many times, we need to get our productivity growth up. And if we can

00:31:14.100 do that as a country, we can bend that curve up. So I think what's most concerning is that unless

00:31:21.640 we change some other things, our standard of living as a country, Canadians, is going to be

00:31:27.700 lower than it otherwise would have been unless we change them some things and that's structural

00:31:35.240 stuff by the way that's stuff that the government could change tomorrow to make our standard of

00:31:42.880 living go back to where it should be go back to where we've always known it should be but they

00:31:48.640 refuse and that one thing has everything to do with climate change i got an email from a viewer

00:31:55.980 this morning this morning from richmond british columbia they had a town hall meeting last night

00:32:01.800 to discuss the cowichan situation and the property situation and his name is ian and ian said

00:32:09.560 greeting shadow i've compiled the following highlights from the city of richmond town

00:32:13.300 hall meeting about the recent court award to the cowichan tribe of aboriginal title to now

00:32:18.720 disputed privately held free sorry fee simple land in richmond british columbia at the city

00:32:26.000 of richmond town hall meeting over 1 000 people in my estimate turned up i was physically there

00:32:32.060 did a rough count the mayor council members lawyers the attorney general of bc and the

00:32:36.880 official leader of the opposition in bc john rustad was there among many of the long-time

00:32:42.000 richmond families like mine who've resided in richmond or had property there around 50 years

00:32:46.860 or more, many for three or four generations. The meeting was about the recent court award to the

00:32:53.080 Cowichan tribe of their claimed ancestral lands, which affects up to 150 properties that up until

00:32:59.380 recently belonged to individuals, families, and businesses who purchased it legally over the past

00:33:05.280 probably 100 years or so from the province of BC, i.e. the Crown. The following are key points from

00:33:11.880 the meeting. One, property owners weren't notified of the litigation against their property titles

00:33:17.120 during the entire 11-year trial by anyone. Nobody knew. The Cowichan tribe, city of Richmond,

00:33:28.160 province, and federal government neglected their duty to notify property owners that their titles

00:33:32.880 were under threat. Many of the residents only found out they had lost their titles this week

00:33:38.020 from the City of Richmond letter they received about the town hall meeting and subsequent media

00:33:42.540 coverage. Some residents have already been denied mortgage renewals and insurance for their

00:33:47.660 properties. Bank won't renew their mortgages. The City of Richmond denies any responsibility

00:33:53.900 or legal liability for their losses and directs concerned citizens to the Crown,

00:33:58.700 i.e. province and federal government, to air their grievances. The City of Richmond did not

00:34:04.060 offer a very good reason as to why they didn't notify the now former property owners of the

00:34:09.120 legal proceedings against their property titles except to say that it was up to the plaintiff,

00:34:14.500 the Cowichan tribe, to do so. Many citizens expressed their anger at the mayor. Legally,

00:34:20.320 it was the plaintiff who was responsible for notifying affected parties of the suit against

00:34:24.760 their titles. The Cowichan tribe felt it had no obligation to notify the owners because they said

00:34:30.880 the province are the ones who issued the fee simple titles to property they didn't legally

00:34:35.560 possess or have the ability to sell. Oh my God. So those affected individuals held void titles

00:34:44.480 and the court ultimately agreed with their position, effectively stating that those

00:34:48.460 people were just collateral damage for the province's error. We're not living in a serious

00:34:54.660 country. The city of Richmond argued in court during the trial that property owners should

00:35:00.660 be notified, but the judge denied their request. The justice presiding was allegedly appointed as

00:35:06.420 a judge a few years before the trial without any prior legal background. There will be no refund

00:35:12.680 on taxes paid or pause on taxes owing on the properties while the owners continue to occupy

00:35:17.880 them or afterwards. Property owners report they are now unable to sell their land. Property owners

00:35:24.740 express concern they have lost all the value in their properties. Residents are encouraged to

00:35:29.660 lawyer up and attempt to gain intervener status in the case because they've been directly affected

00:35:34.620 by this, you think? This is ridiculous. The city of Richmond is offering zero assistance, financial,

00:35:42.380 legal, or otherwise to affected residents, but would love to hear about their problems getting

00:35:46.960 loans, insurance, or sales as they feel this is useful evidence. The issue that some have raised

00:35:53.540 that aboriginal title and fee simple title can coexist is nonsense because they can both,

00:35:58.100 by definition give full and absolute rights of use, occupation, and control over the land.

00:36:04.420 The Cowichan tribes have stated publicly in the news media that they are not after people's

00:36:09.180 privately held property, but that is exactly what they stated they were after in court.

00:36:14.640 A statement by the Cowichan tribe lawyer from the trial proceedings was paraphrased by the

00:36:18.940 mayor and read aloud. The lawyer's statement from trial directly contradicts the public

00:36:23.880 statements made by the Cowichan tribe to the media. The city of Richmond lawyers are arguing

00:36:30.100 in their appeal that extinguishment applies meaning that section 23 and 25 of the BC Provincial Land

00:36:36.860 Titles Act about fee simple title extinguishes all other claims to the land including aboriginal

00:36:42.500 title. Interestingly the province of British Columbia did not argue extinguishment which

00:36:47.960 the city lawyers feel causes harm to their claim the attorney general of bc did not offer a coherent

00:36:59.120 or concise legal argument that they were putting forward in their appeal except to say that bc

00:37:04.120 needs a land title system that people can trust and rely on we thought we had one

00:37:10.180 and that we need to work together on reconciliation my god her reason sounded

00:37:17.120 more like wishes than legal arguments. Keep in mind, she is an NDP member, right? The AG of BC

00:37:24.260 is an NDP MLA. The attorney general of BC ran away from the podium after her statement and

00:37:33.720 attempts to placate the crowd did not remain for questions. The government of Canada argued

00:37:40.020 extinguishment originally in their court filings and then removed it from their filings in 2018

00:37:44.460 without reason and never argued it again.

00:37:48.040 The City of Richmond lawyers encourage all affected parties

00:37:51.240 and concerned citizens to demand the governments argue extinguishment

00:37:55.060 and ask them why they are not.

00:37:57.560 The City of Richmond lawyers state that if they had not argued

00:38:00.500 for extinguishment in the appeal, there was no other proper legal argument

00:38:04.240 brought forward by the governments to appeal Justice Young's decision.

00:38:09.680 They did it on purpose, it sounds like,

00:38:12.020 because they knew what was about to happen,

00:38:15.500 all this undrip stuff.

00:38:18.480 The Cowichan tribe also appealed the decision

00:38:21.140 because they were not granted all the land they were seeking,

00:38:24.400 only part of it,

00:38:25.320 so the remaining lands in the claim are still under dispute

00:38:27.820 and as a result are affected by this ruling in ways mentioned above.

00:38:31.340 Other tribes like Tawasin and Musqueam Bands

00:38:34.160 also claim the territory as their own

00:38:36.660 and they've appealed the decision as well.

00:38:40.080 They can fight over it.

00:38:42.020 it was stated there are over 200 000 aboriginal land claims in canada and this case is precedent

00:38:49.660 setting will be used in future litigation per john rustad bc's official leader of the opposition

00:38:55.740 108 percent of british columbia or so i guess he meant to say 100 percent of bc is claimed by

00:39:01.940 aboriginals as their own according to the city of richmond lawyers the consequences of this

00:39:07.720 aboriginal title award are far-reaching they state this ruling unravels the fee simple

00:39:13.080 title system and completely undermines it which could effectively nullify everyone's titles to

00:39:18.700 their land as this winds its way through the courts the city lawyers state this could take

00:39:23.220 upwards of five years to wind through the system maybe longer after the meeting i brought up with

00:39:28.420 one of the city lawyers that justice young had referenced that canada and bc had legislated

00:39:32.940 UNDRIP and DRIPA into law in her ruling, and the city should be demanding the government's repeal

00:39:39.420 UNDRIP and DRIPA right away because it negatively affects their arguments for extinguishment under

00:39:44.400 Section 23 and 25 of the B.C. Provincial Land Titles Act. The lawyer did not seem to want to

00:39:50.660 discuss this and looked physically uncomfortable when I brought it up. I pointed out to the lawyer

00:39:57.360 that UNDRIP and DRIPA effectively nullify his argument and usurp the B.C. Land Titles Act

00:40:02.460 because aboriginal title is now considered senior to fee simple title.

00:40:08.340 Ian says, it's my opinion that the city lawyers are completely aware of UNDRIP and DRIPA

00:40:13.440 undermining their arguments, and that's why they neglected to bring up

00:40:17.420 the pair of legislations, federal and B.C., at town hall.

00:40:24.720 UNDRIP and DRIPA were the giant elephant in the room that nobody could see.

00:40:28.780 They were not mentioned at all in the main town hall meeting,

00:40:31.400 And unfortunately, I was unable to bring it up because only those on the immediate direct affected properties list were invited to speak.

00:40:39.360 It's my opinion. The city, province and federal appeals will be thrown out unless UNDRIP and DRIPA are repealed.

00:40:44.960 The city of Richmond said they now have an informational page on their website dedicated to this issue.

00:40:50.500 For more information, sincerely, Ian Furstrand.

00:40:52.800 Thank you very much, Ian, for that detailed email that you sent me this morning.

00:40:57.280 Here is the mayor of Richmond speaking to the media after the meeting last night, Malcolm Brody.

00:41:02.320 I was at the fire tonight wondering about what you think about the homeowners asking why they weren't notified in 2014.

00:41:09.440 Well, you heard the answer.

00:41:12.140 We've been working very hard on this case.

00:41:16.360 We have gone through over 500 days of court hearings.

00:41:21.280 We waited for the decision for two years before that.

00:41:24.880 The application was made to have the plaintiffs give notice to the landowners.

00:41:32.280 The court said it wasn't necessary, and so here we are.

00:41:37.020 But the city of Richmond didn't feel it necessary to tell them in 2014?

00:41:40.180 I think we've been through that.

00:41:43.020 We went through that in the meeting.

00:41:44.960 Next question.

00:41:45.540 We didn't really go through that.

00:41:47.000 Why did you choose not to go on your own as the city of Richmond?

00:41:50.660 Well, talk to the residents before the court decision.

00:41:54.880 we didn't make that decision okay you think residents have a right to be angry about that

00:41:59.520 though listen they're they're entitled to feel the way they feel i'd be very angry if i was one

00:42:06.540 of those landowners and found that i woke up one morning and uh found that there was this

00:42:12.440 aboriginal title which affected my property sure you wouldn't be angry that the mayor didn't inform

00:42:16.780 you oh you're entitled quite entitled to be angry if that's what you want sure

00:42:22.280 i wonder if police were called in like they are when parents show up to protest all these porn

00:42:28.560 books being thrown into public schools for little kids just a question here's a richmond homeowner

00:42:38.100 who's had a home in richmond i think he said since 1975 he's not happy he doesn't have any answers

00:42:45.640 he knew what's going on he sat there and enjoyed his sport he's talking about the mayor there

00:42:50.960 thousand dollars a year he makes yes I'm bitter yes my tax dollars are at work

00:42:56.780 right now and who knows I thought these were gonna get a gift card out of this

00:43:00.840 deal got nothing here tonight oh definitely definitely I'll be smiling

00:43:06.380 stupid stuff right now I'll find out what my avenue is to go forward to protect my

00:43:10.920 land I'm in my land for more than enough years to know it's mine I'm not giving it up without a fight

00:43:17.400 No comment on that, I don't want to get started on that.

00:43:24.400 So this is just about land rights?

00:43:27.400 Your fee simple right?

00:43:29.400 It's what I paid for.

00:43:30.400 That's what it's all about for me.

00:43:32.400 I want to keep what I paid for.

00:43:34.400 Or someone can buy me out.

00:43:37.400 Have you looked into what this means for reselling or getting a loan or anything like that or is it all too simple?

00:43:44.400 I have.

00:43:45.400 How long have you lived here?

00:43:51.400 1975.

00:43:52.400 I grew up in Richmond.

00:43:54.400 I elected that guy.

00:43:58.400 Do you have a mortgage on your property here in Richmond?

00:44:00.400 I do.

00:44:01.400 Have you spoken to your lender?

00:44:02.400 I have.

00:44:03.400 And what have they told you?

00:44:04.400 They are not renewing it.

00:44:05.400 Wow.

00:44:06.400 Can you take us back to when you first found out?

00:44:08.400 I'm assuming it was a letter?

00:44:09.400 It was a letter that came in the mailbox.

00:44:11.400 What was going through your head?

00:44:13.400 just mixed emotions i've been paying for the city for no reason

00:44:19.080 i paid a tax that bought my place and lo and behold i don't own my place

00:44:25.800 what did you make of what the lawyer said about canada and the means of government

00:44:35.360 not allowing government lawyers to argue the extinguishment of aboriginal hydrogen

00:44:40.180 I think that's just a bunch of words.

00:44:42.940 It meant nothing inside at all.

00:44:44.760 Everyone had their own defense and stuff.

00:44:46.840 If they were so adamant they could have allowed the homeowners to know,

00:44:49.880 we would have spoken up back then, not 2025.

00:44:54.960 This is just...

00:44:58.400 We don't have a country.

00:45:01.380 if we're giving land back

00:45:04.300 that we bargained for 150 years ago?

00:45:11.160 Now, granted, some of these titles,

00:45:13.440 maybe 10% across the country,

00:45:14.980 most in BC are in dispute.

00:45:16.620 They haven't decided who really owns that land yet.

00:45:19.680 But how can these Indian bands claim

00:45:22.260 that they own that land?

00:45:24.680 Who did they buy it from?

00:45:26.480 Who did they take it from?

00:45:28.280 Well, they've always been there.

00:45:29.500 No, they haven't.

00:45:31.380 And we know that, based upon what we've heard in the last five or ten minutes here on this show,

00:45:36.340 that there's three Indian bands who believe they all own it.

00:45:39.620 So what's going to happen next?

00:45:40.940 They're all going to, what are they going to, flip coins?

00:45:44.240 See who has the land?

00:45:47.020 Maybe a game of lacrosse?

00:45:51.020 Beer pong?

00:45:53.980 Like, this is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.

00:45:58.000 We don't have a serious country.

00:46:01.380 and if our governments don't stand up and decide that we are in fact a country

00:46:07.000 then somebody's going to have to do it or we're just not one and i certainly hope this resonates

00:46:14.680 in alberta now this letter was circulating around social media this morning city of north vancouver

00:46:23.220 validity of your property title dear homeowner our property lies on unceded indigenous territory

00:46:31.420 Land never ceded or surrounded or surrendered to the crown by treaty.

00:46:35.580 The city of North Vancouver sits within the traditional homelands of the Squamish

00:46:39.280 to seal Watouth and Musqueam nations.

00:46:44.320 These nations continue to assert aboriginal title,

00:46:46.940 a legal recognition of their inherent land.

00:46:48.760 Now, we found out later that this is a fake.

00:46:54.340 Our friend Jim McMurtry put this up and said, yeah, the letter's a fake.

00:46:58.440 He was at the meeting in Richmond yesterday.

00:47:00.700 And the question he says he kept hearing is, who's next?

00:47:06.740 Who's next? Who's going next?

00:47:09.780 Oh, well, here's the answer.

00:47:11.100 First Nation files aboriginal title claim to lands in western Quebec.

00:47:21.320 An Algonquin First Nation has filed a title claim in Quebec's Superior Court

00:47:26.020 over large swaths of territory across the west of the province

00:47:29.280 and is also seeking $5 billion from governments and crown corporations.

00:47:34.500 Zhangi White Duck, chief of the Kitagon Zibi Anashebeg First Nation,

00:47:42.700 says the Algonquin people must have a say in the way water, wildlife, and forestry

00:47:47.600 are managed in their traditional territory.

00:47:50.060 Meaningful reconciliation can't exist until that happens, he said in a recent interview.

00:47:55.300 Billions of dollars have been taken out of our lands

00:47:57.400 with limited return to our community, said White Duck, whose First Nation is located on the shores

00:48:02.500 of the Gatineau River near Matawaki, Quebec. You know what can't happen when it comes to

00:48:10.200 reconciliation? Everything that's happening right now. You know what's needed? Some truth.

00:48:16.620 Give me some truth, man. Why don't you just say, you know what? We gave up these lands like 150

00:48:25.840 years ago. I don't care if it was under duress. We gave them up. Deal with it amongst yourselves.

00:48:33.160 Talk to your chiefs about it. They're the ones that did it. They're the ones that threw you

00:48:39.560 under the bus and signed the treaties, legally valid treaties, by the way. Take it up with them.

00:48:48.480 Take it up with them. Or are they in Vegas too much or Atlantic City or Mexico?

00:48:53.240 Are they never home in their $575,000 mansion while you live in squalor on the reserve?

00:49:05.560 This whole system is screwed so badly, and it's designed for perpetual poverty,

00:49:11.920 which means we'll keep feeding the beast for as long as it continues.

00:49:16.160 Somebody has got to have the balls to finally stand up and say something.

00:49:20.020 unions threatened general strike vowed to topple smith government over bill two

00:49:26.340 alberta's top labor leaders are threatening smith's government with a province-wide general

00:49:31.500 strike recall campaigns and national mobilization following the passage of the back to school act

00:49:38.120 which daniel smith had to use the notwithstanding clause to enact so here's a left-wing pundit who

00:49:46.760 seems gay adjacent from Alberta called Troy Pavlik. Listen to what Troy has to say.

00:49:53.840 In the coal mine has died. Daniel Smith's UCP has invoked the notwithstanding clause to remove

00:49:58.620 the rights teachers are guaranteed under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Alberta Human

00:50:01.920 Rights Act, and the Alberta Bill of Rights. This ends the strike, with teachers set to return to

00:50:06.500 work on Wednesday. Some previous attempts to use the notwithstanding clause in Alberta include

00:50:10.720 some absolute bangers like denying Albertans who were forcefully sterilized by the government the

00:50:14.960 to sue prohibiting same-sex marriage and withholding medical care from trans kids so pretty great

00:50:20.560 company when we look down to the south and see the horror of families being ripped apart citizens and

00:50:25.120 non-citizens alike being abducted on the streets by unidentified masked men and a judiciary directed

00:50:30.240 for personal vengeance not justice okay you know what the sad thing is is that he believes everything

00:50:36.800 he's saying right now this guy or she or whatever this is he believes it he's not lying

00:50:45.720 And George Costanza said it best, it's not a lie if you believe it.

00:50:51.640 It's easy to say, how could they possibly have gone so far?

00:50:55.040 Well, this is how.

00:50:56.240 It's leaders eyeing a red line and poking their toes just over.

00:50:59.800 It's standing by as collective rights are eroded to centralize power.

00:51:03.480 It's empowering demagogues and the insurrectionists they encourage.

00:51:06.860 We're frogs in the pot, and Daniel Smith is slowly turning up the heat.

00:51:10.720 We all want our kids back in school, but if getting them there requires us ignoring everything we learned in social studies, then what's our education even for?

00:51:20.360 The kid doesn't understand that the notwithstanding clause is Section 33 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

00:51:30.420 And the Charter of Rights and Freedoms would not exist without that clause in it.

00:51:34.700 It was demanded by the Premier of Alberta at the time, and a couple of other Premiers too, but notably, I think it was Peter Lougheed at the time.

00:51:44.560 This must be in this Charter of Rights and Freedoms we're talking about right now, or we're not signing.

00:51:51.440 So they put it in. Notwithstanding, Klaus allows a Premier or a Prime Minister to go against all the tenets of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms for up to five years.

00:52:01.620 and that means basically that you're giving the power to elected officials

00:52:08.000 versus some unelected judge somewhere way far away sitting on the supreme court of the federal

00:52:14.920 court of canada sometimes it works out in your favor and sometimes it doesn't but where was

00:52:22.180 that guy when all of the rights were being trampled on during the covid response and

00:52:26.940 the freedom convoy i guess he didn't see things that way back then but now suddenly when teachers

00:52:34.300 are forced back to work because kids have been out of school for a month it's all about human rights

00:52:39.740 isn't that amazing wow and we you know we kept saying to these people on the left about censorship

00:52:48.960 and all of these rights being trampled three four years ago we kept saying you know one day they're

00:52:54.140 going to come for you and then what what are you going to do then i'll never come for us

00:52:59.440 they did and this i agree with they have tried everything i think smith's government has tried

00:53:12.580 everything they've offered six-figure salaries they've offered to hire 3 000 new teachers

00:53:18.500 nothing's good enough it sounds to me like this is political

00:53:23.080 and there's a lot of connections between the NDP and the Alberta Teachers Association I think all

00:53:30.980 public unions should be disbanded decertified and disbanded like immediately immediately way

00:53:37.060 way too much power and now according to left-wing corporate CTV hundreds of students are expected

00:53:44.180 to walk out of Alberta classrooms on Thursday.

00:53:48.500 The provincial government swiftly passed the bill

00:53:51.340 in the early hours Tuesday,

00:53:53.240 using the notwithstanding clause

00:53:54.620 to send teachers back to work

00:53:55.900 after they were on strike for three weeks

00:53:57.520 as contract negotiations screeched to a halt.

00:54:01.420 Matilda Barron, 16,

00:54:03.960 with the Edmonton Student Advocacy Association,

00:54:07.020 said she'll be joined by hundreds of her peers

00:54:09.100 in support of teachers.

00:54:10.940 you know we were talking about kids being brainwashed in schools and it's been going on

00:54:16.940 for quite some time our friend raylin fox posted this on her facebook today and i took it and stole

00:54:23.700 it and first of all i researched it to see if it was true and it is remember every morning in school

00:54:30.800 when we were going back in the day we sang the national anthem the lord's prayer and i think

00:54:34.980 some schools did God save the queen, but I don't remember us doing it in school, not God save the

00:54:42.340 queen, maybe in elementary school, but not after that. Now in schools, and this has been going on

00:54:48.740 for the past 10 years, for more than a decade, schools have been opening each day with land

00:54:54.680 acknowledgements read over the intercom. What began as a gesture, a gesture has become a daily

00:55:01.640 exercise in compelled speech and one small part of critical race theory a dogma an incorrect one

00:55:10.120 that is being forced upon our children speaking of dogma climate change

00:55:17.720 i told you a little bit about this yesterday and this is from lioness of judah ministry on

00:55:24.480 sub stack exposing the darkness hell freezes over noted billionaire climate alarmist bill gates

00:55:31.160 slams doomsday view of climate change in stunning new memo. Before we get to that

00:55:36.540 stunning new memo, let's have a look at a speech Gates gave just this past June.

00:55:43.480 He said the green revolution was a miracle. It raised productivity of three key cereal crops,

00:55:52.100 but primarily for Asia. It didn't do a good job on the ecosystems in Africa or the wide variety

00:56:00.400 of crops used there so amazingly despite low land costs low labor costs sub-saharan africa still

00:56:09.360 imports billions of dollars of crops every year from all over the world in fact we have the twin

00:56:18.240 challenges of both population growth and climate change that's pushing down the productivity that

00:56:25.680 that we have on those farms today.

00:56:28.780 And so this is quite alarming.

00:56:31.220 And if you go out to 2040, 2050, 2060,

00:56:34.320 it gets substantially worse because even in the best case,

00:56:38.700 climate's temperature increases are continuing.

00:56:42.880 And so if we just let this continue,

00:56:46.480 we'll be moving away from that green revolution

00:56:50.180 to sort of a brown regression

00:56:52.500 where you have lots of crops dying

00:56:55.780 because of drought and heat effects.

00:56:58.880 And even in the next decade, that will increase hunger.

00:57:04.020 And if you let it go on,

00:57:05.800 you'd have huge amounts of starvation.

00:57:09.000 The projection just for 2030

00:57:12.440 is 32 million more hungry people.

00:57:16.620 And so that's an incredible tragedy.

00:57:18.860 Most of that is going to be women and children.

00:57:22.220 When you have food shortages, they're the ones that suffer most.

00:57:25.300 And we see that in the relative rates of malnutrition.

00:57:30.400 And so as Zindidi said, you know, what can we do?

00:57:34.160 You know, this is an unacceptable situation.

00:57:37.720 What is the...

00:57:38.460 Okay, so in your opinion, does that sound like climate alarmism to you?

00:57:44.200 This is like three, four months ago.

00:57:46.840 Oh, yeah.

00:57:47.620 People are starving all over the world.

00:57:49.480 Women and children are going to die.

00:57:50.960 never mind co2 if there is more of it in the atmosphere will have a greening effect causing

00:57:56.380 more people to actually be able to eat because more things will grow

00:57:59.280 but does that sound like climate alarmism to you i would say yeah yeah and that echoes

00:58:08.080 actually the politicians are the ones echoing him worldwide except for in the united states right

00:58:14.860 now thank god but this article going back to the substack here hell freezes over

00:58:20.180 bill gates slams doomsday view of climate change in this stunning new memo the sound of his voice

00:58:28.880 i just can't stand it so let's see gates says there's a doomsday view of climate change that

00:58:35.280 goes like this keep in mind cop 30 is coming up too in a few decades cataclysmic climate change

00:58:43.400 will decimate civilization the evidence is all around us just look at all the heat waves and

00:58:48.840 storms caused by rising global temperatures. Nothing matters more than limiting the rise

00:58:53.560 in temperature. And then he says, fortunately for all of us, this view is wrong. Although climate

00:59:02.920 change will have serious consequences, particularly for people in the poorest countries, it will not

00:59:07.680 lead to humanity's demise. People will be able to live and thrive in most places on earth for

00:59:13.920 the foreseeable future emissions projections have gone down and with the right where

00:59:19.500 i thought they were going up we're still being told they're going up by the people he used to

00:59:26.220 be allied with and now this what the hell happened and with the right policies and investments

00:59:32.420 innovation will allow us to drive emissions down much further what happened there are feud in

00:59:41.280 paradise is the cabal cracking what exactly happened there that seems to be a major step

00:59:49.740 back now he couldn't denounce it outright he couldn't just say it's all a scam he couldn't

00:59:55.500 because then he'd make himself look really bad right so he's trying to do it mildly i'll bet

01:00:01.960 you in six months to a year he is completely and totally against it and pro fossil fuels

01:00:08.040 or maybe there's a new fuel coming out that we haven't heard about yet

01:00:13.820 from the moon you heard about that fuel i've heard about that fuel

01:00:18.080 yeah okay i played you this yesterday i will not okay this is a former satanist leader called

01:00:30.200 ryan swegalar listen to it i know you saw this yesterday but listen to what he says

01:00:36.680 at the end of this clip

01:00:38.840 when he's asked

01:00:40.720 what the one world religion

01:00:42.880 is going to be?

01:00:45.420 Part of the one world religion?

01:00:47.200 No. Because they will not

01:00:48.860 be able to agree on what

01:00:50.760 is really the gospel

01:00:52.820 and which version of the Bible

01:00:54.600 is the right one. All those, the things

01:00:56.680 they are fighting about at the moment

01:00:58.320 is what's going to happen there. And then

01:01:00.620 they're going to say, well, you are the most

01:01:02.440 divided religion in the world.

01:01:04.420 you can we cannot accept this as a so whichever religion and i have an idea and because it's also

01:01:12.180 not satanism but i have idea which one it will be that that will say this is the religion and this

01:01:18.520 is what every leader in our religion agrees on is our dogma and our religion and our teachings

01:01:24.460 and yeah do you mind sharing which one you think it is it's islam

01:01:28.520 so today somebody sent me this it's been making the rounds on social media for a while i think

01:01:40.480 i saw it once a few months ago and i went oh yeah yeah but now it seems somehow much more relevant

01:01:46.140 than it did then because everything's moving so fast right the four horsemen of the apocalypse

01:01:52.220 What are their colors? What do those colors mean? Have a look.

01:01:57.220 Simplest explanation of the book of Revelation, especially the first four horses of the apocalypse.

01:02:02.980 The question is, why these four? Why these colors?

01:02:05.640 There is information contained in the colors.

01:02:08.400 God is not trying to confuse us, and he's not just throwing colors out there.

01:02:12.440 There must be a rational justification for why he picked these four.

01:02:15.960 Take a look at your screen. What do you see?

01:02:18.000 Here's the symbol, the national symbol of next-door neighbor to Israel.

01:02:22.220 Jordan. What colors do you see? Can you help me here? White, red, black, and green. And then if

01:02:28.220 you go next door, inside the territory of Israel, there is the Palestinian symbolized by that flag.

01:02:34.740 What colors do you see on the national flag of Sudan? Let's go to Kuwait. Let's go to the United

01:02:40.140 Arab Emirates. What colors do you see? All right, well, let's just go to Libya because it could just

01:02:45.160 be coincidence here. Okay, let's go to Afghanistan. What do you see? Let's go to Syria. What do you

01:02:50.540 see let's go to iraq what do you see i wonder if god has successfully communicated something the

01:02:56.700 color of the apocalypse what is that all about the colors it speaks of the the riders and horsemen

01:03:03.340 of the apocalypse so we have the white horse symbolizing conquest we have the red horse

01:03:08.780 symbolizing war then we have the black horse you know want and famine and then we have the pale

01:03:15.340 green the green horse which is that of of death when when we you watch and i watch not only what

01:03:21.800 happened in israel but what happened in america and what happened around the world with all this

01:03:26.180 hatred of israel it was all done in the name of a flag and that's the flag of palestine and by the

01:03:31.880 way palestine means the land of the philistines so you're calling the promised land the land of

01:03:36.280 the philistines and so the flag what are the colors white as the white horse red for the red

01:03:43.180 horse black for the black horse and green for the green horse all the colors of the apocalypse

01:03:50.480 and the other thing is lad every nation in the world the nations that have that configuration

01:03:56.700 are all enemies who want israel destroyed

01:04:00.760 i don't know anymore because every day there's a new curveball in the dirt

01:04:09.780 should i swing at it or should i and so you go to bible sources.info and you see that

01:04:16.340 when it comes to the pale horse

01:04:19.780 greenish sickly green not necessarily that bright green that flies in the palestinian flag

01:04:30.540 or any of the countries palestinian countries that have those colors in their flag that's a

01:04:37.260 bright green. This is more of a sickly, pukish green, pale. So there is a lot of dispute out

01:04:43.900 there as to whether this is something or nothing. I don't know. I'll leave that up to you.

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