The Shadoe Davis Show - Oct. 7th⧸2026- Guest： Daniel Tyrie Co-Founder The Dominion Society of Canada

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00:05:00.000 Hello, everybody, and welcome to the Shadow Davis Show.

00:05:15.260 This is Wednesday, October the 7th, 2026.

00:05:18.420 That date should be important for some reason,

00:05:25.100 but I can't seem to remember.

00:05:27.680 it's kind of stuck in here like a piece of food between my teeth

00:05:32.480 we have a special guest coming on tonight that's of course if he decides he wants to come on

00:05:40.200 tonight we did arrange this yesterday very short notice but he said yeah i'm in daniel tyree is the

00:05:46.360 co-founder of the dominion society of canada a group all about canada the history of canada and

00:05:53.280 re-migration, re-migration. I want to talk about that tonight. But before we get into that,

00:05:59.300 let's talk about some of the things that have been happening to Canada, to the West lately,

00:06:05.720 regarding migration. All the mass migration that's been happening in the West for the past 10,

00:06:11.060 12 years has finally come home to roost. First of all, in case you're not an All Access member,

00:06:16.480 you're one of these casual viewers you watch on social media from time to time.

00:06:19.780 you may not know about the strife that is going on right now in europe specifically france where

00:06:26.100 they have school riots going on these riots the left-wing corporate media will tell you

00:06:33.440 are based upon the fact that students across france are are upset because of class sizes

00:06:40.000 and because of a heavy workload and so and so because of that they're setting cars on fire

00:06:49.100 and tipping over ambulances, destroying bus shelters and buildings all across the country.

00:06:55.800 Here's a scene from Paris last night.

00:06:58.740 okay now what you don't see in that video are the Palestinian flags that seem to be flying at

00:07:24.180 almost every one of these so-called demonstrations across the country. But here's a story that came

00:07:29.080 down from the United States earlier this morning. Announcing that the FBI has busted an ISIS-inspired

00:07:34.960 plot to, quote, shoot up Minnesota's Mall of America. One suspect you see there on your screen

00:07:40.440 under arrest. Let's go to Garrett Tenney. He's in Minneapolis with the latest. Garrett.

00:07:46.160 Yeah, John, this was a mass casualty attack that this individual was planning, and prosecutors

00:07:51.500 have identified is an 18-year-old American citizen whose parents are from Somalia. His name

00:07:58.080 is Sheikh Doon Abdu'ali Mohammed. Now, court documents indicate that Mohammed had been the

00:08:04.980 focus of a counterterrorism investigation going back to 2024. And since then, investigators had

00:08:10.760 been monitoring his communications with a confidential source, hundreds of messages

00:08:15.300 across social media and encrypted messaging platforms. Mohammed pledged his allegiance to

00:08:20.420 ISIS a year ago, according to prosecutors, and wanted to travel overseas to fight for ISIS.

00:08:25.660 In one message, he allegedly wrote, I want to fight in Somalia to support ISIS. But according

00:08:30.800 to the criminal complaint, in July, Mohammed sent messages indicating he couldn't afford to pay for

00:08:35.740 a flight overseas and instead planned to commit a terror attack here in Minnesota. Eventually,

00:08:41.000 he allegedly made a plan to carry out a mass terror attack at the Mall of America.

00:08:45.300 And according to court documents, he was planning to carry out that attack on October 24th during a Hmong Arts celebration at the mall 0.74

00:08:54.360 and said he intended to kill, quote, Chinese, Vietnamese and other non-Muslims attending that event. 0.73

00:09:01.500 In other messages, Mohammed allegedly said he was 100 percent committed to carrying out this attack and intended to kill maybe 30 to 60 people.

00:09:09.900 Prosecutors say yesterday, Mohammed met with an undercover FBI agent who he believed was a loyal member of ISIS to buy an AK-47 in 200 rounds of ammunition.

00:09:20.900 During that meeting, he allegedly told the agent he was targeting the Mall of America because it's, quote, owned by Jews.

00:09:27.780 After he bought the gun, he was immediately arrested in a public park in the city of Richfield, just south of Minneapolis.

00:09:34.400 At this point, investigators believe Mohammed acted alone.

00:09:38.100 can you imagine if the fbi had not caught that what would have happened our guest tonight is

00:09:46.420 daniel tyree at daniel tyree on x he is the co-founder of the dominion society of canada

00:09:53.240 daniel thank you for coming on tonight on short notice we really appreciate it

00:09:56.920 i think you're muted my friend unmute yourself and then we can have our conversation i'm pleased

00:10:04.180 to be back with you shadow sorry about that it's good to be back it's yeah it's good to have you

00:10:08.200 so it's been since i think last august august 2025 since you were on the dominion society formed last

00:10:14.200 year you guys have been through a whole bunch but you've made a whole lot of progress as well

00:10:18.580 give us some of the highlights and some of the lowlights of the past year yeah well we i think

00:10:24.760 last time i was on we had just launched so it was last july that we uh started up as an organization

00:10:29.480 started from scratch and we've come a long way since then. We've established our kind of

00:10:34.180 organization across the country. We've created a national brand. We've started up local chapters

00:10:39.640 in just about every province. And we've really inserted this concept of re-migration, not only

00:10:45.880 immigration restriction, but actually reversing the flows of immigration into the general zeitgeist.

00:10:51.320 It's become a much more common talking point across the country. And I think we're at the

00:10:55.260 center of that so we're still just getting started we're still just getting things off the ground

00:10:59.720 uh but it's been an exciting year and especially the last uh the the last couple of months uh we

00:11:06.200 had a big event at the end of the summer our first national conference and it became it was kind of

00:11:12.780 the most controversial controversial event of the the entire summer uh they tried to shut us down

00:11:18.340 they banned us from social media they they they had police trying to to to suss out our venues and

00:11:24.620 get everyone to cancel on us wait wait a minute hold on they banned you from social media for that

00:11:29.180 yeah yeah about a week before dom con uh they took down all of our instagram channels not only

00:11:36.520 the dominion society's account but my personal account my co-founder ken jones's personal

00:11:40.660 accounts as well uh we we managed to pull some strings and get reinstated but we were banned for

00:11:46.740 about 10 days uh when we were trying to while we were trying to promote the event sell the last

00:11:51.380 tickets and all these things did you did you look into that ban who's responsible for that is that

00:11:56.420 the federal government is that meta who did that uh i mean we can only blame meta i don't know if

00:12:02.340 the government was putting pressure on them i can only it's only conjecture uh but it it was

00:12:08.200 certainly suspicious timing they they said we were promoting dangerous uh a dangerous organization

00:12:14.120 presumably our own organization because that's the only one i really promote on my personal social

00:12:19.920 media channels um but it was a it was a ridiculous uh decision and and we managed to get it overturned

00:12:27.300 uh but there was no appeal process no formal appeal process i was i was uh reaching out to

00:12:32.440 the government office at meta i was uh reaching out to some personal contacts behind the scenes

00:12:36.760 uh suddenly they did get reinstated thank goodness and and since then we've seen an incredible growth

00:12:42.200 on instagram actually we've gotten like more than 20 000 followers in the last couple of months uh

00:12:46.920 but uh so it seems like some some reach suppression was also taken off when that when we got unbanned

00:12:52.900 but the august was a was a really crazy month for us uh they they really threw everything at us

00:12:58.260 and we managed to kind of stick handle through the situation and throw a hugely successful event

00:13:04.300 which we're very proud of did you you you had a guest speaker fly all the way from the uk only

00:13:09.020 to be held up at the at the border too right it was more complicated than that than that actually

00:13:14.160 We had two publicized international speakers, and we had a couple of secret ones that we didn't promote.

00:13:22.260 And funnily enough, the ones that were secret, they didn't have any issues at the border.

00:13:28.180 But the ones that were publicized, they made it as difficult as possible for them to come in.

00:13:33.540 So they were clearly monitoring our social media feeds to try and do this very politicized enforcement.

00:13:40.720 So one of them was not able to enter the country, Martin Sellner.

00:13:43.300 The other one, Charlie Downs of Restore Britain, a registered political party, the third largest political party in Britain right now, at the last minute, they didn't decline his travel authorization, but they reopened it.

00:13:58.560 They didn't have grounds to cancel it. So they just reopened his travel authorization. So he missed his flight. He was supposed to fly directly into Canada.

00:14:05.060 he missed his flight because of this this bureaucratic game that they played so instead

00:14:10.220 we chose to fly him through the u.s because traveling over a land border does not require

00:14:14.280 the same travel authorization right it's a bit of a loophole but they at the border they tried to

00:14:19.760 make it as difficult as possible for him to get in they they held him at the border for for three

00:14:25.060 four hours they uh we had a uh one of our board members went and picked him up personally in his

00:14:30.920 vehicle. They took all the bags out of the vehicle. They had drug sniffing dogs on all of the bags

00:14:36.820 and inside of the vehicle. They questioned him about Restore Britain's funding, about their

00:14:42.080 policies, about their connections to us, all these sorts of things. Really looking for any excuse to

00:14:48.000 try and deny him entry, but they really didn't have any grounds because this is really just

00:14:52.160 politicized enforcement. So we were able to get him across the border. It was a big controversy

00:14:58.740 which just got us more and more attention but he was able to come he did deliver a great speech

00:15:05.260 which I think was actually impactful to kind of the discourse around the world so I'm very proud

00:15:09.860 to have been able to host such an event that was actually not only shifting the discourse here in

00:15:15.040 Canada but also around the world. You know it's amazing to me when you speak against the narrative

00:15:21.660 that's pumped out by the left-wing media and by the government or any particular provincial

00:15:26.960 government in this country for that matter the resistance that you get look what's going on in

00:15:32.400 alberta with people who are supporting alberta independence my goodness they're being shouted

00:15:37.760 down by not just fellow albertans but by members of the alberta government by the opposition by

00:15:44.700 federal parties it's insane anytime you speak against the narrative i guess you're flying over

00:15:50.060 the target and they must shoot you down you guys for example this is an article i'm sure you've

00:15:55.180 seen but many others have not on the cbc came out yesterday and i'm not going to reveal the title

00:16:02.400 until we read you the first few paragraphs of this because it's amazing the only thing missing

00:16:07.000 from this article if you were able to put audio on it would be the dark ominous horror style music

00:16:13.020 in the background and some thunderclaps and very dark clouds for weeks posters and stickers across

00:16:20.660 ottawa advertising the anti-immigration group dominion society of canada which is calling for

00:16:28.500 mass deportations of millions of people have been generating complaints of racism and white

00:16:34.820 nationalism online to police and to the city they just make it sound like a stephen king novel

00:16:45.140 but ottawa police say the posters and stickers reported so far do not constitute hate crimes

00:16:51.420 and the group's chair and founder daniel tyree our guest tonight said the recruitment campaign

00:16:56.160 is not going to stop posters and stickers are only the beginning ottawa residents should brace

00:17:01.080 themselves those demanding that we stop recruiting should get used to the disappointment we're

00:17:06.320 organizing we're growing and we're not going away and here's the headline only the beginning

00:17:13.280 anti-immigration groups as ottoans should brace themselves i mean my goodness does the propaganda

00:17:22.900 get any thicker than that i mean i think there's a pretty good headline no brace yourselves we're

00:17:29.740 transforming the game here in ottawa it's incredible they're using fear against you

00:17:35.460 my friend they're making you appear as though you're a monster uh you know sometimes you have

00:17:40.360 to lean into it though let them let them give us the coverage i honestly it's a pretty good article

00:17:44.560 uh the beginning of it well while they try and uh uh amp it up a bit uh they do a pretty decent

00:17:51.400 job of explaining what we believe in i'm i'm not so broken up about being described i i would

00:17:56.640 describe us as nationalists but an anti-immigration group you know people are tired of immigration

00:18:01.100 they want someone to come forward and give that message and we're here to do that so i don't mind

00:18:06.360 the CBC giving us a big platform and saying, look at this group that wants to deport millions of

00:18:11.400 people. A lot of Canadians want millions of people deported now. So we're going to come forward and

00:18:17.280 bring forward that mantle. But I do think it shows this kind of double standard that you were kind

00:18:22.020 of alluding to. In Canada and across the world, if you're a leftist, you can violently riot in

00:18:30.260 the streets like you were showing just before, and the police will ignore it or in some cases even

00:18:35.180 defend it but if you're a right winger if you're going against the the typical narrative then all

00:18:40.280 of a sudden even putting up posters and stickers is somehow a problem peaceful activism us hosting

00:18:46.800 an event the hamilton police tries to intervene to try and get our event shut down a complete

00:18:51.800 completely normal conference a political gathering within our rights as canadian citizens that's

00:18:58.920 unacceptable. But leftists taking to the streets and smashing up businesses and all of this,

00:19:05.680 this is stunning and brave and totally acceptable. So this is the kind of anarcho-tyrannical system

00:19:11.700 that we live in nowadays. It's freedom if you have the right opinions, but it's state tyranny

00:19:17.740 if you go against that narrative. You know what I find remarkable is that the left-wing media,

00:19:23.160 And I call them that for years now, sometimes Marxist media, depending on how I'm feeling that particular day.

00:19:30.380 When you see one of these marches, for example, Joe Andahar put on another Canada First March, I think the weekend before last or was it this past weekend in Toronto?

00:19:38.760 And it was very well attended through the streets of Toronto.

00:19:41.720 Naturally, you're going to get these counter protesters who come out.

00:19:45.880 They're waving the Palestinian flags.

00:19:47.740 They're wearing the masks. 0.94

00:19:48.980 They're using Antifa tactics to try and disrupt and completely and totally get in the way of an otherwise peaceful event.

00:19:58.680 And as you say, the police will defend them before they defend anybody else for some particular reason.

00:20:03.920 It seems kind of strange to me.

00:20:05.760 But when you look at video, like if you're the average person, you're the average Canadian, you look at video.

00:20:10.940 What you see in these marches are people like Joe wearing his Canada hat with the maple leaf, people carrying Canadian flags, people wearing Canadian T-shirts, maple leaves, red, white everywhere.

00:20:22.180 And then the counter protesters who are behind the barricades on the other side of the street, they've all got the Palestinian flags on.

00:20:29.440 Some of them wear burqas, some of them wear masks, pretty much the same thing as far as I'm concerned.

00:20:33.520 Others have the sunglasses and the mask because they protect their identities totally and completely.

00:20:37.520 and they're yelling free palestine and they're yelling death to canada and yet somehow people

00:20:44.140 are are not discerning the difference between the two groups and i find that astounding

00:20:49.600 yeah yeah and it's similar what's going on in france as you were as you were covering before

00:20:54.200 i jumped on like these are ostensibly student protests but you go out and you see communist

00:20:59.760 flags you see moroccan flags you see palestinian flags like these these riots are a symptom of

00:21:07.500 of a much bigger problem in our society. 0.94

00:21:10.600 And that's as these Western countries 1.00

00:21:14.740 become more multicultural,

00:21:16.340 they become more divided. 0.98

00:21:18.020 And we see this all the time in Canada.

00:21:19.700 All the biggest demonstrations,

00:21:21.240 political demonstrations in Canada nowadays

00:21:23.020 are all about foreign causes.

00:21:24.700 And often they're violent

00:21:25.920 between different foreign groups

00:21:27.540 that don't get along.

00:21:29.020 Whether that's Jews and Muslims,

00:21:32.040 Hindus and Sikhs,

00:21:33.120 all these different foreign groups 1.00

00:21:34.820 that come and they do not leave behind

00:21:37.420 their foreign politics. They come and they make their entire political identity here in Canada

00:21:41.440 about what's going on in foreign countries, about freeing Palestine, about what's going on in

00:21:47.400 countries that really have nothing to do with us. So this is the big problem. You can have,

00:21:54.000 whether it's the student protests that we see going on right now in France, you can have a

00:21:58.180 little like ignition event and then it allows for this chaos where all these other irrelevant

00:22:03.380 issues start kind of boiling to the surface. And that's what I'm really concerned about,

00:22:07.280 to be honest. These multicultural societies, they're not stable. And we need that kind of 1.00

00:22:13.620 stability. We need a cohesive national identity to rally upon. It's necessary to have a functional

00:22:19.820 country. Yeah, I agree. I mean, so what we've seen in Canada in the last couple of weeks is

00:22:25.560 apparently we got a message or a letter from one of the Indian groups that are working in Canada

00:22:33.340 right now. I think this was Bishnoy. They sent this letter to CSIS and to the Langley police

00:22:38.020 in British Columbia, if I'm not mistaken, claiming they've got 500 or sorry, 5,000 members here,

00:22:42.980 more ammunition than all police departments in the country put together, and they will own

00:22:47.000 us. That's from the Indian group. I'm not sure if they were Hindu, Sikh, or both. 1.00

00:22:51.840 Then what you've got are, you know, these fake diploma mill colleges in Ontario that have been

00:22:59.080 busted, at least three of them in the past couple of days, because they've been taking government

00:23:03.240 funds, putting kids out in the streets after completing a course in one day. In some cases,

00:23:08.040 the kids couldn't even name the course they completed, right? And this is all part of the

00:23:12.880 temporary migration factory that's being run by Indian operatives in this country. 0.51

00:23:18.360 Then you've got the Muslim situation where groups of Muslim political activists have come from 0.65

00:23:24.140 Michigan into Canada to plot strategies and ways to get more Muslims in power in the Canadian

00:23:29.800 government and in provincial governments. And, you know, there's so much anxiety going on

00:23:36.240 with all of this migration, because as you say, it takes away the Canadian identity. Before we get

00:23:41.020 into exactly how much damage this mass migration is doing, I've asked this question to so many

00:23:49.000 people, you know, Daniel, over the past five or six years, and I've never been able to get an

00:23:53.300 answer. You know what the answer I get always is? Hockey. It's hockey. And it used to be Tim

00:23:57.420 Hortons, but not anymore. What is the Canadian identity? Yeah, it's a difficult question. And I

00:24:04.680 would say it is a multifaceted thing. And to put things as simple as possible, I think it can be

00:24:11.460 taken from the words of our Constitution. It's peace, order, and good governance. And this would

00:24:16.300 juxtapose against the American equivalent of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

00:24:21.580 So Canadians believe in a kind of structured order to society, a deference to authority that created a very unique culture.

00:24:32.440 were kind of the crossroads between the old world and the new, this kind of blend of old

00:24:38.160 world structure with kind of new world freedoms, this European cultural identity that was

00:24:44.040 formed through the settler experience and defined by our harsh northern climate and varied geography

00:24:53.720 from east coast to west coast, from the fisheries in the maritime environment of the east coast and

00:24:59.800 the mountains of the west coast to to to create this unified but varied culture within canada and 0.53

00:25:07.640 that's been kind of perverted or brought to the extreme through this kind of multiculturalism 0.94

00:25:12.880 that has eroded that kind of basic identity and transformed it into something very different

00:25:18.080 so that would be the the kind of simple response but it it has been kind of simplified into into

00:25:26.520 into some corporate brands and and hockey and and some of these things which are perhaps uh facets

00:25:33.640 of culture but not the the entire thing culture can be hard to explain right it's especially when

00:25:39.020 you're when you're living in it it's kind of like the fish in water uh doesn't realize that he's

00:25:44.220 what he's surrounded by but as soon as you go to a foreign country it becomes very apparent what

00:25:49.720 canadian culture is and and central to that i think um and connected to all the problems you

00:25:56.320 were just alluding to is we we have a very uh western style high trust society and at the basis

00:26:02.180 of that is trust between individuals between neighbors um but also between uh civilians in

00:26:09.060 the institutions the way that canada is set up kind of assumes that people won't take advantage

00:26:14.600 of things that will kind of defer to the common good. And a good example of this is our immigration

00:26:21.660 system, which is, which people are, which foreigners are using to their advantage in 1.00

00:26:26.160 order to game the system, like you were talking about with the OSAP scam that's going on here in 0.76

00:26:31.260 Ontario. These people that are setting up fake colleges just to pull OSAP funds from the federal

00:26:36.420 government. Another common example is like our food banks that are now being used by temporary

00:26:41.940 foreign workers and uh and students and stuff just as as like a free food hack these aren't set

00:26:48.600 up uh we they're not set up that we have to like prove that you're needy in order to get food it's 0.55

00:26:54.520 just if you're needy they're there for you right but these people they come in from these low trust

00:26:59.300 societies where their culture is to take advantage if you're not taking advantage of things you're

00:27:04.580 actually just kind of a chump that's kind of how they view things in a lot of these countries 0.82

00:27:09.200 which has a certain logic to to it but it's just not how we do things in Canada so now we see all

00:27:16.300 of our different institutions and and social supports being gamed by foreigners and like we 0.99

00:27:23.660 have to start taking it seriously right if we want to maintain our high trust society we have to be a

00:27:28.880 lot more careful about who we're letting in because people aren't just abstract economic units that's 0.88

00:27:34.680 how that's how the liberal kind of worldview likes to uh likes to view things men can be women uh

00:27:40.760 indians can be canadians nothing's fixed everything's in in flux uh but that's just

00:27:46.400 not the reality of things people every individual is a part of a family is a part of a nation

00:27:51.620 people they they try and reduce it to skin color but really it's it's about the values that are

00:27:58.160 instilled to you from your parents and your grandparents and canadians instill this kind

00:28:03.720 of high trust sentiment within their families and people from other countries, notably India,

00:28:08.940 but not limited to pass on this culture of a low trust society. And as we import that,

00:28:15.080 our country transforms into something that I don't really want it to be.

00:28:19.220 Yeah, I totally agree. What I'm seeing online a lot in the last couple of weeks are people from 1.00

00:28:25.820 India or maybe Pakistan going online and they're saying to the newcomers, hey, look, stop

00:28:31.800 disrespecting Canada. We came here 30 years ago. We got ourselves into Canadian society. We learned

00:28:39.040 what the culture was. We became part of it. It's now part of our DNA. You guys coming here are

00:28:44.280 making us all look bad. So please stop it. Have you seen a lot of that yourself?

00:28:50.220 Yeah, I see stuff like that all the time. And while I do believe that the people are the kind

00:28:56.580 of foundation of what a nation's culture is always going to be, that doesn't mean that

00:29:00.860 other people can't come from foreign countries and integrate into that culture effectively but

00:29:07.120 if we're going to we we need to make it so that there is a central culture to to integrate into 0.60

00:29:13.040 and if we replace Canadians en masse that that culture will transform there won't be that 0.97

00:29:19.080 backbone for people to integrate into so if we do want it to be possible for foreigners to become 0.80

00:29:24.580 culturally Canadian let's say we need to make it clear what that culture is and for the last few

00:29:29.660 decades, our political systems, our institutions have eroded that sense of identity, that sense

00:29:36.320 of culture. They've replaced it with multiculturalism. People are encouraged to maintain their 0.98

00:29:42.580 old religions, to maintain their own foreign languages. Instead of encouraging people to

00:29:46.480 learn English or French, now you can get your driver's license in 50 different languages and

00:29:51.180 all these things. That just erodes that central culture, which makes it more difficult for

00:29:56.120 foreigners that do want to be a part of canadian society to integrate into so a big part of it is

00:30:01.720 going to be putting our foot down and recognizing what it is to be a canadian not anyone can be

00:30:06.120 canadian like we have a set of values that that that make the the foundation of our culture and

00:30:12.880 we expect people to integrate into that and if not they should leave okay so that's the kind of

00:30:17.820 vision that we're putting forward i like that i think that vision is great we've heard mark carney

00:30:22.560 and several prime ministers before Mark Carney say Canada is not a melting pot like the United

00:30:27.240 States. It's a tapestry, right? Which means it's a tapestry of Pakistanis here, Indians over here,

00:30:36.020 Swedish over there, Ukraine over there. So it's a silo system, basically, right? I mean, everybody 0.87

00:30:41.360 lives in their own silo. Everybody lives. I mean, I'm not sure if you guys watching this have noticed

00:30:46.520 this at all, especially in large cities, but I'm in Winnipeg. And there are certain parts of the

00:30:51.720 city that you can go into here specifically the northwest part of the city and you can

00:30:57.760 you can be a minority if you happen to be a white canadian complete and total minority and you go

00:31:06.140 into a grocery store even just sitting in traffic waiting for a red light to change you are the

00:31:11.840 minority in that city and a lot of the people who live in that part of town will never ever venture

00:31:17.820 into another part of town because they don't have to everything they need is there the halal food

00:31:22.620 they need is there if they happen to be muslim and so they develop their own communities their 0.93

00:31:27.700 own cultures and or maintain their own cultures and they never ever ever feel the need to ever 0.95

00:31:34.660 have to become canadian never feel the need to ever have to learn english how do we change that

00:31:40.120 i mean this goes back as you say decades yeah yeah and i think this is the real strain because

00:31:46.480 a lot of people are still stuck in a very like 90s kind of outlook on how immigration works where

00:31:52.400 like people come here and it's just a few and they're like they're really high quality they're

00:31:56.460 doctors they're nurses or whatever and they integrate well into canadian society but that's 0.60

00:32:01.040 not what we have in in the modern context anymore right now we have ethnic enclaves where people

00:32:06.640 come here and then they decide to settle in areas which are predominantly muslim or predominantly

00:32:11.220 Sikh or predominantly Hindu or whatnot. They can live within their own culture, as you were just

00:32:17.500 describing. There's no reason to integrate into. And the government, instead of trying to make 0.97

00:32:24.660 a cohesive culture, instead tries to be inclusive to all of these things. They make submissions to

00:32:31.920 allow, or they even provide subsidies to promote these foreign religions, cultural practices,

00:32:37.120 whether that be halal, kosher meat, supported by the government, different services provided

00:32:44.580 in multiple different languages. We don't need to do all of these things, right? We can actually

00:32:49.940 only provide government services in English and French. That might make life difficult for some

00:32:54.180 people, but if they can't speak English or French, they shouldn't be living here. So there's all 1.00

00:32:58.860 sorts of things that we can change that would act as kind of push factors to encourage people to

00:33:04.540 either assimilate or return to their own country. And that would be things like banning halal 0.98

00:33:09.300 slaughter. Like that is a barbaric cultural practice. It's inhumane to animals. And it 1.00

00:33:14.880 really doesn't have a place in Canadian society. If they want to have halal meats, they can go back 1.00

00:33:19.720 and live in one of the 50 or so Muslim countries around the world. We can adopt all sorts of 0.98

00:33:26.320 legislation that our friends in Quebec have been employing for generations around

00:33:30.520 language laws for, for public signage. We shouldn't have areas where everything's in

00:33:38.060 Chinese, everything's in, in Hindi, everything's in Urdu, everything in the public space should

00:33:43.180 be in English and French. And all of the social services should be provided in, again, English

00:33:48.120 and French. We shouldn't be making special curriculums to teach about different countries

00:33:52.840 and stuff. We've seen this happen in Alberta and so on, where they, where they brought in

00:33:56.640 new curriculums for for different countries and different cultures like no we don't have to spend

00:34:01.880 so much money so much of our resources making Canada an inclusive society it's actually good

00:34:08.100 to be exclusive right it's kind of cool to be part of an exclusive club yeah it's an exclusive deal

00:34:13.880 it's an exclusive offer only here and like I'm a very exclusive person I don't just let anyone

00:34:20.020 into my house right yeah even my friends I expect them to go home at the end of the day right it's

00:34:26.240 fine to be exclusive it's fine to have boundaries in fact i think it's very important or else you

00:34:31.800 get taken advantage of right someone who's who's tolerant of everything tolerant to tolerance is

00:34:37.900 such like a primary virtue in our society nowadays but if you're too tolerant you're just a pushover

00:34:43.460 you're just a coward yeah you have to stand up for something or else you transform or you become

00:34:49.360 nothing right you fall for anything you know it's funny i'm not sure how old you are i'm not going 0.97

00:34:54.400 to ask, Daniel, but I'm old enough to remember when people in Western Canada, at the very least,

00:34:59.640 were upset that everything had to be in French on all the products they were buying in stores.

00:35:04.020 What are they doing with that? There's no French people out here. Right. And so they were mad about 0.99

00:35:07.760 that. And when Canada went bilingual, but nationalism has become a dirty word. It's

00:35:15.380 it's like you're a white nationalist. Oh, my God. And the media today depicts or tries to 0.95

00:35:22.500 create the image of the Ku Klux Klan going back to the 1920s and 1930s in the south of the United

00:35:29.280 States. You know, people like you. I mean, here's a guy and me as well. You know, anybody who

00:35:34.900 believes in nationalism. When did this start becoming a dirty word? Do you do you have a

00:35:41.960 flashpoint in history when this started happening? Was it Justin Trudeau? Was it before that?

00:35:46.820 It was well before that. Like this is this is a trend that we've seen kind of since the World

00:35:50.520 wars right they kind of chalked up the the the first and second world war the problem was

00:35:57.300 nationalism the problem was too many self-interested countries competing against each other

00:36:01.960 and that would lead to conflict and in the post-war period they decided to vilify nationalism

00:36:09.180 and replace it with this globalist kind of liberal vision which at the beginning didn't

00:36:15.960 It wasn't so bad, but now we're living through the consequences of those decisions where we're having a national identity was vilified and replaced with kind of tolerance, multiculturalism, inclusivity, all these things that we were just talking about.

00:36:32.200 Now we're starting to see the consequences of that. It worked for a bit. And that's why people are still kind of getting over.

00:36:38.080 they're still living in when immigration was functional they're still stuck in the past

00:36:44.500 instead of grappling with the kind of realities of the here and now so in the first war period

00:36:50.200 politics the left and right really became a difference between left liberals and right

00:36:56.600 liberals the debates were really around size of government tax rates stuff like this now we're

00:37:03.260 living in an era where we live in a very divided multicultural society where ethnic violence is on

00:37:09.640 the rise we need to have important discussions about identity which has been totally pushed

00:37:17.180 out of the conversation over the last few generations we're really bringing that back

00:37:21.600 into the zeitgeist i don't think nationalism nationalist is a dirty word it's definitely

00:37:25.880 uh framed to be such but really what what it is to be a nationalist is to recognize

00:37:30.920 that a country a nation is more than just an economy it's a nation is a people a people with

00:37:40.920 a distinct heritage and identity defined by a certain geography it's a nation is really the

00:37:49.020 next building block upon the family you have the individual you have the household you have the

00:37:53.140 family and then you have the nation well you have the community and then the nation i would say your

00:37:58.920 own community right and then maybe branch outward a little bit further exactly so but really the

00:38:05.000 nation is just kind of the super extended family um and that's what you see in in canada you might

00:38:11.220 have people out west and people out east that have been defined through generations of their

00:38:16.460 different cultures by their different industries and different areas areas of this country but

00:38:20.460 really they're probably second third fourth cousins uh at some level so we do have this

00:38:25.980 common shared history and mythology that is that needs to be central to a cohesive society so i

00:38:32.900 don't think that that's really a dirty word they try and conflate and make it that way though right

00:38:38.600 like you know white nationalist gets used all the time they don't seem to have a problem with it

00:38:43.380 when it comes to fighting donald trump in the elbows up crowd now they're pro canada right but

00:38:48.200 where are they on canada day when the fireworks are canceled because they've run out of funds

00:38:52.320 yeah yeah so so we're just trying we're trying to take back the term nationalists we're proud

00:38:58.000 nationalists we're proud of our history we're proud of our heritage we're proud of the uniqueness

00:39:02.340 that is Canada and we want to see that passed on to the next generation he's really through my

00:39:07.840 lifetime I'm I'm 30 years old by the way okay all right and through my lifetime everybody he's 30

00:39:13.560 I've seen Canada transform drastically the demographics have transformed the culture

00:39:20.140 has transformed. And I'm scared of where it's going to be in another 10, 30 years. I want to

00:39:26.740 be able to pass a better country than the one I received onto my children. And right now,

00:39:31.680 the country that I'm living in is much worse than the one that I was born into. And that's

00:39:34.840 not acceptable to me. I agree with you. Dan, you know what? Marco Rubio is the Secretary of State

00:39:40.960 in the United States. He was in Athens today for a meeting, gave a speech. And it was about

00:39:45.560 nationalism. And this is what he said. And I believe that there has been a huge surge in

00:39:51.400 national pride in the United States in the last few years. And the reason for that is the Trump

00:39:56.080 administration. There's no ifs, ands, or buts about that. And it's not just the president.

00:40:00.120 It is the people around him. This is part of a magnificent speech. It's one minute long. Let's

00:40:06.200 have a listen. We in the West came to feel ashamed of the very things that made us exceptional.

00:40:12.320 We felt embarrassed that our achievements set us apart from the rest of the world.

00:40:17.400 Our prosperity somehow became a source of guilt.

00:40:22.340 We no longer believed we deserved and had earned our greatness.

00:40:26.860 The word nationalism became a dirty word.

00:40:30.180 And so we tore down our monument.

00:40:32.380 We condemned our own history.

00:40:34.020 And in too many places, we taught our children to be ashamed of the countries they would inherit. 0.66

00:40:38.840 In the process, we opened our borders and outsourced our industry and allowed our militaries to wither and to decay.

00:40:47.920 And with every passing year, we seem to outsource more of our sovereignty, transferring our decisions to global bureaucracies far beyond the reach of our control.

00:41:00.960 Somewhere along the way, he says nationalism became a dirty word, and he doesn't specify where that happened either.

00:41:07.740 but I can tell you this. This country was a much different place 10 or 11 years ago.

00:41:15.540 And, you know, guys I knew back then, and I still know today, were much different. Now, I'm able to

00:41:22.640 look back at this and go, oh, wow, that's interesting how this guy has changed. Some of the

00:41:27.320 things that he would have said in 2015, he winces at today. Now, we're talking about locker room

00:41:33.960 humor. We're talking about guys telling jokes on the golf course. And if you tell a joke about a

00:41:39.240 certain something on a golf course today with some of these same guys, you can see their bodies start

00:41:44.700 to quiver and shake and they're very uncomfortable. And I had a conversation with one of my buddies

00:41:50.480 a couple of weeks ago. And I said, you know, if I would have said this to you in 2015, man,

00:41:55.380 you would have laughed your ass off. And now you're sitting here squirming around. What happened 0.66

00:41:58.820 you what are you talking about he's been brainwashed to think the way he thinks today

00:42:08.420 somehow i'm not sure if it's you know peer pressure maybe it's where he works maybe that

00:42:14.580 you know you have to comport yourself in a certain way when it comes to certain things

00:42:18.660 with the dei workplaces maybe it's the media and not just you know you know when i talk about

00:42:24.020 left-wing media, you guys. I'm not just talking about the news networks. I'm talking about the

00:42:29.020 local media. I'm talking about the inundation, if you've got your local favorite music station on.

00:42:35.600 You hear this kind of politically correct babble all the time. And eventually, maybe it sinks into

00:42:43.540 your system. So you actually feel that way, even if you don't realize it. This has been, as you say,

00:42:50.260 you're a fish in in water but you don't realize you're in water and this is your new world view

00:42:56.100 i find it fascinating yeah yeah it's all downstream right uh it's like in the post-war

00:43:02.940 period we saw this this new kind of marxist uh counter-elite take the long walk through the

00:43:09.400 institutions it started in the universities it it transformed our government our media 0.69

00:43:15.000 and they all started singing from the same song sheet and though and that has had downstream

00:43:21.360 consequences on everything right they this this ideology took over government and then through

00:43:28.600 hr departments it took over workplaces where they've enforced this ideological uh uh narrow

00:43:36.180 ideological boundary within all facets of society and it's it's going to leak into our into our

00:43:43.580 public life. So it's been this political correctness that you're alerting to. You can't

00:43:48.640 even make jokes about certain things anymore. But it really started with that kind of institutional

00:43:54.380 elite takeover of this new kind of Marxist liberal class that has taken over our government and has

00:44:01.720 extended that to every facet of society. And really, I think it's starting to wear off. I

00:44:08.600 think especially amongst younger generations um we're very tired of this kind of moral policing

00:44:15.360 from people that are ruining our society it kind of it it doesn't hold much weight it's like our

00:44:20.920 country gets worse and worse by day and you're gonna police what i say you're gonna police jokes

00:44:25.940 people are kind of getting getting over this and even even more so amongst the the the young

00:44:32.880 generations, they're kind of irony poisoned. They want to instigate and make edgy jokes

00:44:39.700 as a kind of a reaction to this, this kind of neo puritanism that we're living through.

00:44:45.780 You know, I'm happy to hear you say that as a young guy, because a lot of us older dudes

00:44:50.260 and women, you know, we sit back, we look at the younger people, and we see all these

00:44:53.760 interviews in the street from them and how, you know, like all critical race theory has 0.99

00:44:57.840 gotten to them. And they're all victims, no matter what, you know, it happens to be

00:45:02.060 victim, victim, victim. And we don't see people like you out there very often. You know, before

00:45:08.120 Charlie Kirk died, that was a different story. But we don't see young people like you out there 0.74

00:45:14.280 saying the things you're saying very often. Is it because they're just a little bit too

00:45:18.520 shy to come out and say them publicly? I mean, because we could use a thousand Daniel Tyrese

00:45:23.520 in this country, I think. Well, I'm building that. I'm building that shadow. I'm building a new class

00:45:29.260 of nationalists from coast to coast, young men, young women that are unapologetic about their

00:45:35.480 views, that are proud to be nationalists, that are proud to be fighting to take their country back.

00:45:40.180 And I want to give them all the tools to impact politics in the most effective way. So that's

00:45:45.340 exactly what we're building. You might not see me quite enough. The media doesn't like to let me

00:45:51.500 talk. We do as much as we can to bring our message directly to our supporters through social media,

00:45:57.020 but increasingly through grassroots activism.

00:46:00.040 That's exactly what you see with these posters and stickers

00:46:02.880 that triggered such a response from the CBC.

00:46:07.840 But as I alluded to in that article, that's just the beginning, right?

00:46:11.220 The posters and the stickers, that's an easy way for us to get people involved.

00:46:15.080 But we're going to be moving on to putting flyers in people's mailboxes,

00:46:18.840 to knocking on doors and having those conversations.

00:46:21.300 We have local chapters starting up in cities across the country

00:46:25.760 to build communities to let people get offline because i think the online space is kind of toxic

00:46:30.940 and kind of a counter to how we're supposed to act as human beings can be yeah definitely yeah

00:46:36.840 i want to get people out of the house and enjoying people's company meeting like-minded people because

00:46:41.440 there's a lot more of us than they'd like to admit uh so we're kind of gathering that through this

00:46:47.680 new organization but there's there's a lot of us there's there's tons of us that are tired

00:46:52.160 and we're bringing a kind of fresh breath, a new political worldview to the conversation.

00:46:59.620 And it is threatening the establishment. And that's exactly why they don't want to give me

00:47:03.400 a platform. That's exactly why they try and cancel our events and remove us from social media

00:47:07.900 and all these things. But this is just the kind of battlefield that we're living in in this day

00:47:14.080 and age. We used to have to fight with swords and fists and so on. Now it's an information war. It's

00:47:20.720 a battle of organizing, and we're actually pretty good at it. That's the thing, right? The institutions,

00:47:26.380 they have all this power, but they're actually not very competent because they have this Marxist

00:47:32.520 ideology that is inherently against competence. They think hierarchy, they think meritocracy,

00:47:38.940 they think these things are tools of oppression, and instead they select for weak people, right?

00:47:44.760 They want to select people based off of their skin color, based off of their sexual orientation,

00:47:50.720 based on all of these factors beyond competency.

00:47:54.360 That's not how we operate things.

00:47:56.160 If you're effective,

00:47:57.460 you get more responsibility in our organization.

00:48:00.060 And as a result,

00:48:00.680 we have a very strong, small, concerted core

00:48:04.880 of very competent young men

00:48:06.640 who are able to outmaneuver the big state

00:48:09.300 with their police forces

00:48:10.960 and their state power and all these things, 0.96

00:48:13.960 but they're very incompetent.

00:48:16.300 So that's a kind of, 0.98

00:48:17.400 it's a kind of black bill.

00:48:18.640 It's kind of discouraging 0.99

00:48:19.520 because our state is so stupid, but it's also very encouraging because it makes it possible 1.00

00:48:25.120 for determined young people to actually make a big difference beyond what they think we're 1.00

00:48:31.840 capable of. Have you done a national tour? Have you gone and done town halls in all the major

00:48:36.680 cities across the country yet? No, I haven't got to do a lot of traveling over the last year. We've

00:48:41.920 done a few events, mostly around Ontario, one in Montreal, a couple out in Calgary. I am looking

00:48:48.480 to to plan a few more uh events before the end of the year i want to make a trip out to the west

00:48:53.420 coast and the east coast before we wrap up uh 2026 but that's the big challenge of canadian

00:48:59.240 politics and canadian society in general it's our it's our small population stretched across a

00:49:04.400 massive land mass which makes everything more difficult more expensive more time consuming

00:49:09.500 whether it's business or politics or so on it's it's expensive to go across the country it takes

00:49:14.460 a lot of time and yeah and all this stuff so that is something that we want to do um we have had

00:49:20.280 some pretty nice uh pretty nice exclusive event for our for our members because exclusivity is

00:49:26.200 important um but we're looking to do a lot more of that i'm hoping to hit vancouver colonna

00:49:30.940 edmonton halifax uh fredericton and charlottetown before the end of the year it should be a pretty

00:49:36.280 uh hectic couple of weeks yeah keep uh on to dominion society.ca you guys for more information

00:49:42.700 about, you know, maybe a tour coming out soon, Daniel going out on tour and meeting people. If

00:49:46.940 you had a room full of 300 people, Daniel, you know, obviously that these people all feel the

00:49:52.400 same way that you do and representing probably thousands, even millions of others who feel that

00:49:58.120 way, but they're scared to speak out. They don't know what first steps are. How, what would you

00:50:04.900 say to them to give them the first step, maybe the first, second and third step as to how they

00:50:09.560 can start making their point. Well, we actually did exactly that at the end of the summer, right?

00:50:14.700 We had this big event. We had about 250, 300 people in the room. The media did everything

00:50:20.500 they can to scare people away from showing up, right? Trying to smear us as all these things.

00:50:27.280 But people did show up. They didn't show up in masks. They showed up in suits and ties

00:50:32.380 to enjoy a great event, to hear from like-minded people, compelling speakers. And everyone had a

00:50:38.880 really great time. So we do want to emulate that and bring it across the country at a bit of a

00:50:44.220 smaller scale, but I think we'll be able to pack some rooms filled with hundreds of people as we

00:50:50.100 continue to share our message. Really, if you want practical steps, it really is as simple as going

00:50:55.120 over to our website and signing up as a member. DominionSociety.ca, you can hit the join button,

00:50:59.320 you sign up as a member. And that's how you get involved in our organization. That's how you get

00:51:03.360 involved, whether it's our group chats or our local communities in our different kind of

00:51:08.180 volunteer teams we have specialized volunteer teams depending on what an individual brings

00:51:13.820 because while i want to while i want to give back to our community by giving by giving them community

00:51:19.920 by giving them fun activities to engage with i also like to demand more from from everyone that

00:51:25.520 signs up as well everyone has skills everyone has money or time that they can give to the

00:51:30.760 organization and we do demand that our supporters do give back in some way that you do some work

00:51:37.220 so you can have some fun as well so we we do regardless of what your background is what your

00:51:42.520 skills right might be if you can give one hour a week or 10 hours a week whatnot we have systems

00:51:47.740 in place in order to to get in touch with all of our members in order to sort them into the right

00:51:52.420 box in order to make the the most of their abilities to accomplish our kind of shared

00:51:58.740 goals politically speaking okay so let me ask you this then never never mind speaking to a crowded

00:52:03.740 room let's talk about a one-on-one scenario and let's just say there's a couple of buddies uh

00:52:09.160 we're sitting in a in a bar maybe having a beer and the topic comes up like because there's so

00:52:14.240 many different indians around and and somebody has noticed that and they they haven't said anything 1.00

00:52:20.180 but they feel uncomfortable right so they're sitting there going and and if you can see that 0.99

00:52:25.220 in your friend and when i say that i'm talking about indian migrants maybe temporary foreign

00:52:31.120 workers or temporary foreign residents, whatever they are. You see this, you're surrounded by it.

00:52:37.000 And your friend is uncomfortable, but he doesn't know what to say. How would you break the ice on

00:52:43.120 that conversation? Yeah, yeah. I mean, a lot of what I feel like I do in this kind of broader

00:52:48.980 movement is just kind of give people permission to speak their mind. And by coming forward and

00:52:56.840 articulating the anxieties that everyone is feeling in a clear, palatable, aesthetic kind

00:53:06.120 of way. I think we give people the courage to do that themselves as well. There's really no

00:53:13.220 problem with speaking out about the issues. Now, I try not to do so in an offensive or hateful

00:53:20.040 manner, at least to a reasonable level. There's some people that are going to be offended if

00:53:26.760 you say anything and we can't be we can't be tone policed by those people anymore but like i i'm

00:53:32.200 really not afraid you don't need to be rude or anything right you don't need to be over the top

00:53:36.620 swearing yelling shaking your fist i mean it's okay to say slurs yeah yeah we're canadians we're

00:53:42.760 polite people we're very reasonable but we still need to have sometimes we do need to put our

00:53:48.780 elbows up and and get a bit rough uh and uh there there's really no problem with talking about the

00:53:57.880 problems of our immigration system but also to call out specifically the worst offenders which 0.99

00:54:03.220 are overwhelmingly indian migrants right in like the cbc i was they were interviewing me for that

00:54:10.020 that article and she asks why are you targeting indians all the time why does so much of your

00:54:14.620 social media content target indians and i say well it's because indians are the leading group

00:54:22.560 in every single stream of immigration all of a sudden just in the last five years this happened

00:54:27.680 they dominate permanent residencies they dominate illegals asylum claims international mobility

00:54:32.760 program temporary foreign workers foreign students every single class of immigration it's either a

00:54:39.520 a significant minority or a majority coming from india so they are overwhelmingly the problem if

00:54:46.080 that was if that was people from any other country they would be subject to all of our content it's 0.98

00:54:52.200 not because of some obsession with indians the obsession with indians comes from our government 0.96

00:54:57.720 bringing them all here so there's really no issue with kind of ripping off the band-aid and and 1.00

00:55:03.560 talking about things, frankly. It is what it is. And I don't think we should be afraid or shy away

00:55:10.400 from the issues. In fact, I think that aversion to speaking our minds and articulating these

00:55:15.400 problems only makes them worse. It lets them get away with this transformation of our society if

00:55:20.580 we're not going to be comfortable talking about it. So we have to be comfortable saying that,

00:55:24.860 you know, the roots of Canada are Anglo-French. All of our institutions, our culture, that

00:55:30.800 foundation is a result of the anglo-french settlers that came here and built the country 1.00

00:55:35.700 yeah and canada would be very different if it had been settled by the germans if it had been

00:55:40.880 settled by the chinese if it had been settled by the spanish it is only the way it is because it

00:55:46.280 was settled by the english and the french which made a unique culture on the northern half of

00:55:51.540 north america and that's our cultural identity and if we replace the descendants of that anglo-french 0.87

00:55:58.580 core with foreign peoples and encourage them not to assimilate into that culture we're going to 0.93

00:56:04.060 transform our society into something else and that's just not acceptable to me because i want 1.00

00:56:08.600 to live in canada if i wanted to live in india i could go move to india if i wanted to live in

00:56:13.380 another country i could move there but no i love canada the way it is and i don't want to see

00:56:17.280 canada transform into one of these foreign countries which even these people admit are

00:56:23.340 not very good that's why they want to come here right exactly yeah yeah and it's interesting you 1.00

00:56:27.700 You know, CBC, as you mentioned, how come you're after Indians? 0.99

00:56:31.160 My response would have been one of two things. 0.84

00:56:33.520 Either, well, look around you, number one.

00:56:35.860 Or number two is, why are you putting on cricket Saturday nights now?

00:56:39.920 Is it cricket night in Canada suddenly?

00:56:42.440 I know you lost the NHL rights, but you're now doing cricket?

00:56:46.160 Who plays cricket?

00:56:47.920 Who watches cricket? 0.99

00:56:49.740 It's the Indians that are here, for goodness sakes.

00:56:52.300 And they'll probably get better ratings, too. 0.98

00:56:53.940 let's quickly go through remigration Daniel because this is something that I believe that

00:57:00.880 word is a trigger word for a lot of the lefty Marxist uh you know sorry cultural Marxists out

00:57:07.400 there they don't like that at all because I think it brings back images to them of the ice teams in

00:57:13.340 the United States maybe yeah I mean remigration which I have no problem with by the way just so

00:57:20.060 everybody is aware i think that's fine yeah i mean remigration is is not really a new term it's been

00:57:26.300 used in sociology for a long time it's really just just like immigration is people coming here

00:57:32.120 remigration is people returning so we have a comprehensive set of policies that we have on

00:57:37.400 our website 11 different kind of main issue areas that we include under the umbrella term of

00:57:42.580 remigration so this is any policies that we could use to encourage the return of migrants to their

00:57:48.200 homelands and this this includes things like like we were discussing earlier about these these push

00:57:53.980 factors to encourage people to go back by making uh to force people to either integrate or move

00:58:00.220 back to their own countries by making uh stricter language laws uh stricter uh rules around cultural

00:58:08.160 practices be that halal meats or different uh foreign religious wear um like they've done in

00:58:13.380 Quebec, the banning of things like turbans and burqas and stuff from from schools and all these

00:58:19.480 things. But it also includes things like nobody in the rest of the country ever says anything about

00:58:26.540 what Quebec does regarding protecting their culture and language. Nobody ever says anything.

00:58:31.560 We need to take a page out of their book. Like the thing is, Quebec's politics since its inception

00:58:36.660 has always been about defending their identity. Right. They were a small francophone minority

00:58:42.920 in a sea of Anglophone, whether that be in Canada or the United States. And as a result,

00:58:47.980 their politics has always been defined by how to preserve their identity. And I think we can learn

00:58:52.580 a lot from that in English Canada. We don't have to look to other countries around the world. We

00:58:56.680 can look literally to Quebec and adjust how we're doing our politics around the country.

00:59:03.200 So remigration, it's not just about taking a stand for our identity and culture. It's also

00:59:07.800 about adjusting all sorts of rules from the asylum system to the temporary foreign worker 1.00

00:59:12.460 program and all these things in order to remove people from our country that really should not 0.99

00:59:19.360 have been brought here in the first place. And a lot of this damage has really just been done in 1.00

00:59:23.980 the last 10 years, right? It's all since 2015 and Justin Trudeau's kind of radical transformation of

00:59:29.500 our immigration system that most of the damage has been done. Millions of people have come here 1.00

00:59:34.620 just in the last 10 years through these different various streams. So we really need to reverse the

00:59:41.000 damage of the last 10 years in particular but we also must recognize the roles that all political

00:59:46.900 parties have played in it because a lot of these programs that justin trudeau kind of cranked up

00:59:50.880 to 11 were programs that were put in place by the previous harper government like they're the ones

00:59:55.600 that mass that massively expanded the temporary foreign worker program they're the ones that

00:59:59.700 made the international mobility program they're the ones that shifted our our main source countries

01:00:05.460 of immigrants from the US and the UK to China, India, the Philippines, countries that are much

01:00:12.160 more ethnically, linguistically, culturally distant from Canada. So we must recognize the

01:00:18.400 role that both liberals and conservatives have played in this as we hold all the whole political

01:00:22.540 system to account as we push for an immigration policy that isn't just so obsessed with maximizing

01:00:30.000 GDP because that's the problem. Preserving our culture and identity must be central to our

01:00:36.780 immigration policy. And right now it's not even a factor. It's all about increasing GDP. And that

01:00:42.820 creates this kind of very reductive culture that we see nowadays. They just want to import millions

01:00:50.600 of Uber Eats drivers and people to work at fast food restaurants and act as kind of tax slaves 0.83

01:00:55.920 to the elite class while we suffer the consequences while we suffer from higher housing prices

01:01:03.040 depressed wages and and cultures and communities that are unrecognizable to the ones that we grew

01:01:09.220 up in not to mention acceptable a lot of the money that is made from the uber drivers and the

01:01:15.040 convenience store clerks is going back to their homeland anyway so it doesn't even make its way

01:01:20.140 back into the canadian economy right four billion dollars a year right now to india alone sent back

01:01:26.520 in remittances like canada is being used as a resource a neo resource colony to foreign

01:01:32.760 countries they send people here to extract wealth from our society and send it back to their home 0.73

01:01:37.860 countries that's not how immigration should function if people do come here they should

01:01:42.820 be bringing unique skills they should be integrating into our society they should be 0.97

01:01:46.260 speaking our language, not coming here to practice their own foreign cultures and send money back

01:01:52.400 home. That's just not how immigration should function. So let me ask you this, and this is 0.83

01:01:59.160 going to be a little bit of a dark question, but I think it needs answering. If things don't change

01:02:03.700 in the next 10 years, I mean, like, and I totally appreciate what it is you and the Dominion Society

01:02:08.620 are trying to do, getting the word out nationwide and hopefully going on that tour and speaking to

01:02:13.480 people because I think face-to-face is truly the best way to really impact and inspire others. 0.91

01:02:20.100 But what we've been hearing, I've been hearing reports of Chinese nationals at shooting ranges

01:02:25.980 all across Western Canada. And these Chinese nationals do not speak English. They're firing 0.76

01:02:30.940 military-grade weapons. And they do not want to have conversations with anybody at all. They're

01:02:37.900 there basically to get the hang of these weapons, it seems like. So that's one threat as far as I'm

01:02:44.940 concerned. Then you've got the Muslim situation. We've all seen what's going on in Europe for the 1.00

01:02:48.980 past week, week and a half. We've seen the destruction. We've seen the fires. These riots

01:02:53.640 are definitely not students who are upset by course loads and cramped circumstances in their

01:03:00.280 classrooms. Not at all. This thing has been completely and totally changed into something

01:03:05.280 other. And then we see the Indians, you know, coming here and really putting a strain on a lot 1.00

01:03:11.880 of our economic resources and changing the very cultural fabric of our country. What's the biggest 1.00

01:03:19.140 threat amongst those three? Or are they all equal? I don't know if you can choose one over the other.

01:03:25.820 To be honest, it's all pretty much the same to me. It's all foreigners taking advantage of our 1.00

01:03:31.720 society for their interest. And we have to start taking that very seriously. To me, failure is not 1.00

01:03:37.020 an option, right? Like Canada is facing an existential crisis. And it's our duty as Canadians

01:03:43.360 in order to stop that. Politics is inherently a game of how we decide what is best for our country.

01:03:52.700 And I think it's very clear that I have a message that's going to shift the direction of the country

01:03:57.700 in order to preserve the best interests of Canadians.

01:04:01.080 And I think that while it might take a bit of time to take off

01:04:05.220 and for people to become comfortable with it,

01:04:08.300 ultimately what we are preaching is the best interests of the nation.

01:04:12.120 And I think the best interests of the nation will always inevitably win.

01:04:16.540 So we still do have the numbers in this country.

01:04:19.500 We are still the majority here in Canada.

01:04:22.080 We do have some time.

01:04:23.800 You know, it's amazing as you say that.

01:04:25.640 i was looking at the numbers just the other day we've gone from majority of something like 80

01:04:30.140 just 30 years ago down to barely barely 60 now and those numbers are dropping rapidly the way

01:04:37.300 we're going it's frightening yeah yeah canada was a 90 country 90 white country when i was born

01:04:43.060 yeah and we're falling below 60 now we won't know until the the this year's census data is published

01:04:50.040 later this year what the what the current situation is but it has become very dire because of the

01:04:54.520 migration policies particularly of the last decade um so but this isn't an unfixable problem right

01:05:01.400 like we don't just it's not it's not just an option to reduce immigration like we can have

01:05:08.000 policies that actively reverse the flow of this these migration patterns um and we can do so in

01:05:14.280 a peaceful orderly manner that sees people expedient expediently removed from our country

01:05:20.360 If millions of people can come here within 10 years, millions of people can leave in 10 years as well.

01:05:26.700 So it's just a matter of articulating these ideas, putting together the policies and converting that support into actual political action.

01:05:35.660 And whether we do that through existing political parties, by exercising power through our activists or by starting our own political party and achieving those changes ourselves, we can do we can take whatever avenue presents itself.

01:05:49.260 But right now, what's important is that like minded Canadians get organized and and team up and take our own side. Right. We're going to have to build a bit of a unique coalition here. Right. We're going to have to bring together Anglos and Francos.

01:06:04.320 we're going to have to bring together you know people of settler background and people of 0.99

01:06:08.680 first nations background to come together and protect our unique cultures they're all a little

01:06:14.520 bit different you know french canadians anglo-canadians are a bit different first nations

01:06:18.100 have their own unique cultures but all of them are uniquely canadian and all of them are going 1.00

01:06:23.060 to disappear if we keep getting replaced by foreigners that bring here their foreign cultures 1.00

01:06:28.180 and attitudes and all these things so we can't we can take our country back it's just a matter of 1.00

01:06:33.460 putting our little differences aside you might not agree with we might not agree on the economy

01:06:38.100 we might not agree on all these different issues but what we have to agree on is that Canada is a

01:06:44.440 people and if you replace those people you transform the country our country is transforming

01:06:49.380 for the worst and if in order to preserve what we were given we need to correct the mistakes

01:06:55.680 of the last few decades you know what's interesting is uh I thought years ago when I

01:07:01.660 first started noticing this and i'm going to say it was maybe a year or two after trudeau first

01:07:06.520 took power i thought that's interesting there seems to be a lot more these days than there

01:07:11.260 ever has been before but they'll spend one winter and go right back didn't work out that way

01:07:16.780 daniel thank you for coming on tonight we really appreciate you taking the time you guys go to

01:07:22.980 dominionsociety.ca sign up become a member learn more about this organization that is trying to

01:07:29.740 get Canada back to where it used to be. It's trying to bring back the Canada that you remember,

01:07:35.640 the Canada that you love. And as you say, Daniel, I hope you're right, man. It's not impossible to

01:07:40.940 do that. Let's stay in touch, man. We'll talk again pretty soon. Thanks for having me on,

01:07:45.420 it was great. Okay, Daniel Tyree of the Dominion Society. I'm coming right back. I've got more.

01:07:59.740 We'll be right back.

01:08:29.740 Hey, welcome back.

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01:09:47.200 Why they're doing things the way they're doing them. What we can expect in the next two,

01:09:53.200 two and a half years is 20, 30 inches closer. Tonight, I have a couple of things I wanted to

01:09:59.700 get out there, just so you guys are aware of this in case you're not. I haven't done a lot of video

01:10:06.440 from the House of Commons this session so far, and the reason for that is because it's been boring.

01:10:12.460 I find the Conservative Party is not particularly inspired behind Pierre Polyev. They're not really

01:10:19.280 bringing up a lot of issues that conservatives care about. Let's be honest. I mean, they've been

01:10:24.040 stuck in the root in the polls lately at 27%. And I think that's because conservatives are

01:10:32.020 just not answering the phone when these polling companies call. There's nothing at all to be

01:10:37.180 excited about. The liberals have a majority now. The grocery rebate checks rolled out. The final

01:10:43.480 ones of the year rolled out this week. Some families getting upwards of $425. It's a nanny

01:10:48.300 state the conservatives brought that up in the house of commons today and this one this one one

01:10:55.480 two minute piece that comes from the house of commons today is so far the only one that's

01:11:01.500 compelling enough for me to put on the show this week this is good here it is it's out of touch

01:11:07.380 and you are out of money mr speaker giving back a tiny fraction of what the government takes away

01:11:13.020 They will not even cover one mortgage payment, and that is if you can afford a home.

01:11:19.260 Today we have a report from Habitat for Humanity that did a survey of 22 nations and found

01:11:26.500 that Canadians were the most likely to have given up on the dream of a home ownership.

01:11:31.020 56 percent believe they will never own a home, twice the average of the international community.

01:11:37.340 This after the Prime Minister promised that housing would be affordable.

01:11:41.600 will we have an end to the promises and of home ownership? Mr. Speaker, I have to keep reminding

01:11:48.740 the leader of the opposition that I just got here. He's been here every single month, every single

01:11:57.240 month that this government has been in office. Okay, so this is the heckling. I love this

01:12:06.280 heckling. And by the way, Carney's about to lie his ass off. Speaking of Thanksgiving, I'd be 0.99

01:12:24.520 thankful if members could hold it down just a little bit. The right Honorable Prime Minister

01:12:29.820 from the top, please. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I would note the leader of the

01:12:37.700 opposition, 240 months and counting 18 months. Okay, so what does that mean, Mark? Does that

01:12:43.440 mean that Pierre Polyev should have done something in those 240 months? He's been in there for 20

01:12:49.660 years. I think he just celebrated Polyev did his 20th anniversary as a member of the House of

01:12:53.940 Commons, but that's not the point. He's never been the prime minister. He's never had the power to do

01:12:58.400 anything he was a junior minister in the harper government years and years ago so why would they

01:13:04.340 keep comparing pierre polyev's record in the house of commons to mark carney who's the prime minister

01:13:10.140 and let's be honest the prime minister runs the ship just like a king does in our system of

01:13:17.940 government and carney for 18 months he could have done so much in 18 months if you were at a job for

01:13:23.740 18 months and had accomplished nothing, would you still be in that job? No, your ass would 1.00

01:13:33.220 have been fired. You would have had your two weeks notice, but Mark Carney, he's just rolling his 1.00

01:13:38.180 sleeves up now and getting started apparently, which he's not. In those 18 months, every single

01:13:44.260 month rental affordability has improved in this country. Every single month housing affordability

01:13:50.720 is improved in this country. Jobs are up. The economy is up. We're moving forward. We know we

01:13:56.240 have prepared. He's lying. Where does he get the balls to sit there and say that jobs are up? The

01:14:04.600 last jobs report we had, Canada had lost 45,000 jobs. That was the August job report. The September

01:14:11.080 job report is not supposed to be out until this Friday. And expert estimates are that maybe Canada

01:14:17.620 will have gained 5,000 jobs, which is not enough to offset the losses from just August of this

01:14:24.580 year. But we'll see what happens again. That comes out in, sorry, on Friday. Now, a small victory

01:14:30.580 today, even though people are saying, you know what conservatives problems are, you want to know

01:14:34.980 what right wing people's problems are? We don't celebrate the victories that we get. I say, well,

01:14:40.920 that would be like celebrating a touchdown when you're down 64 to nothing. Act like you've been

01:14:46.740 there before, I say. Having said that, sure, I'm glad we're not getting shut out. This is actually

01:14:53.200 a win for now. Ottawa, meaning the Liberal government, to indefinitely extend MAID

01:15:00.040 exclusion for people solely suffering from mental illness. So if you are just mentally ill, 0.99

01:15:08.720 you will not be able to, as of March of next year, go and say, you know what, kill me. 1.00

01:15:14.880 kill me i just can't make it through another day kill me that won't be allowed at least for 0.99

01:15:26.140 you know maybe the the next few months maybe the liberals are just holding back on this now 0.99

01:15:34.120 hoping that people will forget they're doing it and then they'll just do it anyway

01:15:38.820 the liberal government will introduce legislation this fall that will indefinitely extend the ban

01:15:45.540 on access to a medically assisted death for people who are solely suffering from mental illness that

01:15:50.500 came from sean fraser today he's the justice minister canada has made a decision not to move

01:15:56.200 forward with the expansion that's scheduled in the criminal code of medical assistance and dying in

01:16:00.620 circumstances where mental illness is the sole basis he said in the foyer of the house of commons

01:16:05.440 Fraser said the government's decision reflects the position expressed by a special parliamentary committee report released in June, along with his own departments of probing the issue.

01:16:17.580 This has nothing to do with any committee that's been probing the issue.

01:16:23.220 It has to do with the fact that the Canadian government has been held up as a laughingstock for the past couple of years.

01:16:31.820 from independent reporters who actually go any late night talk shows bill maher for

01:16:38.680 for example canada's government actually kills people like on request really

01:16:45.500 things like that and maybe they're a little bit sick and tired of the international embarrassment

01:16:51.580 of that i don't know so

01:16:54.180 flying around on social media today was a video and the video showed a young man in an edmonton

01:17:03.360 oilers jersey being kicked out of rogers place the other night this was a game between the

01:17:09.240 edmonton oilers and the seattle kraken and the claim was that this young man had been brandishing

01:17:15.620 and waving proudly an alberta flag so when the police showed up after a couple of complaints

01:17:23.040 from people who were sitting around this guy. They asked him to leave. And he kind of said,

01:17:29.380 I've done nothing wrong. I don't even know what you're talking about. So it takes three police

01:17:34.000 officers. They get him up, him and his buddy, they get him up out of their seats and they walk him

01:17:37.520 up. To me, when I first saw this video, the kid seemed, I'm not going to call him kid. The young

01:17:43.460 man seemed like he was inebriated. And nowhere in this video do you see an Alberta flag.

01:17:51.520 so this sounds a little bit like a trick being used by some alberta independent people

01:17:58.680 supporters who were trying to say he was kicked out because he was waving an alberta flag i heard

01:18:04.600 i said my buddy's buddy says he was there and that's not journalism that's not reporting

01:18:10.420 so i'm going to show you guys the video and you tell me what you think in the comments

01:18:16.480 again no alberta flag spotted here have a look 5 30 this meeting totally the wrong video that's a

01:18:26.460 whole other one that i've got coming up for you guys in a couple of minutes you're going to

01:18:29.820 actually be appalled at that one so let me find this video real quick

01:18:33.500 here it is oh no that's the same one i mislabeled it is the problem okay let's see if i've got it

01:18:44.780 someplace else. I'm sure I do. Okay. You guys are going to have to talk amongst yourselves

01:18:54.420 for a couple of minutes until I find this video. I will. Here it is. Okay. Let me just

01:19:00.720 move it from folder to folder and see if I can bring it up here. I've got that other video up

01:19:09.480 three times now in my little cue screen here all right so what was i talking about oh yeah the kid

01:19:16.040 who got kicked out of the edmonton oilers hockey game okay so here's that video have a look see

01:19:22.420 if you can find an alberta flag anywhere

01:19:24.300 It's an old man, I'm really excited.

01:19:26.300 I'm really excited.

01:19:28.300 They're there.

01:19:30.300 They're there. 1.00

01:19:32.300 He's lucky to be in this fucking person. 1.00

01:19:34.300 He's out for you. 1.00

01:19:36.300 He's out for you.

01:19:38.300 He's out for you.

01:19:40.300 He's out for you. 1.00

01:19:42.300 Fuck you guys. 1.00

01:19:44.300 Fuck the police. 1.00

01:19:46.300 Fuck the police. 1.00

01:19:48.300 Fuck the police. 1.00

01:19:50.300 Oh 1.00

01:20:06.060 They have done nothing wrong

01:20:20.300 Okay, so let me just back this up a little bit here

01:20:32.080 from the time the cops get him up out of his seat

01:20:34.700 until about the time he gets down to the aisle. 1.00

01:20:41.680 Fuck the police! 1.00

01:20:45.960 Fuck the police! 1.00

01:20:50.300 now i i don't know i mean he looks a little bit 1.00

01:20:57.900 maybe he's had a few beers i'm not going to sit here and say he was completely and totally wasted

01:21:02.960 because that would be wrong did he give the police trouble yes he did i'm not going to say

01:21:10.300 he resisted arrest because he wasn't arrested he was let go but the story is let me throw this up

01:21:16.620 on the screen here and this comes from the daily hive edmonton oilers say viral fan ejection had

01:21:24.640 nothing to do with alberta flag in the days following saturday's 3-1 oilers victory over

01:21:33.340 the seattle kraken at rogers place video of the fan blah blah blah blah blah the situation

01:21:38.560 eventually escalates to the point where three officers have to subdue the man before ultimately

01:21:43.160 escorting him out of roger's place stand since then the video circulated offside reached out to

01:21:49.320 oeg for comment on the situation and received a statement from stew ballantyne he's the president

01:21:54.920 and coo of roger's place and ice district he says the alberta flag had nothing to do

01:22:01.480 with why the fan was ejected did you guys even see an alberta flag in that video

01:22:06.900 i didn't during the oilers game october 3rd rogers play security staff responded to concerns

01:22:14.220 about a guest who was repeatedly disturbing or sorry disrupting nearby fans and blocking their

01:22:18.840 view valentine said as staff worked to address the disruption the guest used inappropriate and

01:22:24.880 offensive language well we heard that towards security staff and police officers and was

01:22:29.280 ultimately removed from the venue the removal was based on his conduct and its impact on fans

01:22:35.140 around him, not the flag. It's also notable to point out there is no visible Alberta flag seen

01:22:42.780 in the video, which was initially shared to a pro Alberta separation Facebook group called

01:22:46.980 we exit movement.com. All right. And here's the other thing to no confirmed crime from the flag

01:22:53.220 itself. Rogers place rules, ban flags, banners over 11 by 17 inches or any anything on a pole

01:22:59.740 or a stick plus management can remove them at any time and that goes for any venue league wide

01:23:06.320 this has happened in winnipeg this has happened in calgary not necessarily for uh independence flags

01:23:13.600 or anything that may be considered offensive by the other team but you just can't bring a flag

01:23:20.600 that's bigger than a certain size that's just the way it is in these nhl venues my comment today

01:23:27.120 to many of the people who say,

01:23:29.220 he was doing, he was bad, he's an Alberta supporter

01:23:31.680 and he shouldn't be, you know,

01:23:32.920 all that consternation and anger and whatnot.

01:23:35.200 I say, why are you guys lying about this?

01:23:37.560 Why are you trying to make this about Alberta independence?

01:23:42.000 This has absolutely nothing to do with that.

01:23:45.120 There is no sign of any of that in the building

01:23:48.360 or in the video.

01:23:52.680 Victimhood is for the lefties. 0.90

01:23:55.440 That's what they do.

01:23:57.120 we stand up and we say what we think and we stand for what we think we don't play the victim 0.98

01:24:05.220 and try and make shit up because that's rather unbecoming it's one of the things we don't like 0.99

01:24:11.140 about the other side so why on earth would we be doing that ourselves it's disgusting actually 0.99

01:24:15.620 and i don't want to hear from somebody who says but i heard and she said and blah blah

01:24:21.480 my buddy was there and he heard over it that's hearsay that has nothing to do with reality

01:24:28.560 because maybe your friend or your sister-in-law or your cousin or whoever overheard this conversation

01:24:34.380 between the cops and security and this guy misheard something maybe they were sitting

01:24:39.880 three four rows away and they heard every second word that's gossip that's not a news story that's

01:24:46.760 certainly not journalism. Stand up for what you believe in. Stand up and say what you believe.

01:24:53.660 Don't stand up and be a victim and start making up lies. That, to me, has absolutely

01:25:00.620 no respect whatsoever. Last thing I've got for you guys tonight. This is

01:25:07.220 actually kind of alarming. Satanic prayer causes uproar at city council meeting.

01:25:15.380 what what city or sorry satanic prayer causes uproar at city council meeting you want to see

01:25:26.880 it here it is 5 30 during this meeting to order we will start with the invocation then the pledge

01:25:34.060 so those that would like to participate in the invocation please stand thank you mayor council

01:25:39.120 let us pray. Dear Dark Father, let us stand now unbowed and unfettered by arcane doctrines born

01:25:45.320 of fearful minds in darkened times. Let us embrace the Luciferian impulse to eat of the tree of

01:25:50.360 knowledge and dissipate our blissful and comforting delusions of old. Let us demand that individuals

01:25:55.600 be judged for their concrete actions, not their fealty to arbitrary social norms and illusory

01:26:00.760 categorizations. Let us reason our solutions with agnosticism in all things, holding fast

01:26:07.040 only to that which is demonstrably true. Let us stand firm against any and all arbitrary authority

01:26:12.000 that threatens the personal sovereignty of one or all. That which will not bend must break,

01:26:16.960 and that which can be destroyed by truth should never be spared its demise. It is done. Hail Satan.

01:26:28.560 I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which

01:26:35.760 it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

01:26:45.560 What? Excuse me, but what? Some guy stands up and recites a satanic prayer.

01:26:57.120 The city council sits there and listens to it, and then they get up and they face the flag and

01:27:03.220 they do their pledge of allegiance without saying anything like sit down

01:27:07.860 it's incredible that happened in otumwa iowa the home of radar o'reilly from mash

01:27:15.820 based on a real person by the way not sure if you knew that or not but it's true

01:27:20.620 from the otumwa courier satanic prayer causes uproar at city council meeting

01:27:27.220 and you might be wondering to yourself right now well did anybody speak out against this did

01:27:32.600 anybody say anything at the time or later on or are they just going to let this skate

01:27:39.940 an invocation at the beginning of tuesdays at the yesterday a tumwa city council meeting

01:27:46.340 overshadowed every or overshadowed everything else that took place over the course of 80 minutes

01:27:50.660 yeah probably should like after that who cares what gets said

01:27:56.100 resident and former council member matt dalby read a satanic prayer capped off

01:28:04.920 by i can't even say this you guys can see the quote there on the screen

01:28:08.200 hail i can't say it sorry can't to kick off the meeting at city hall leading to a reaction from

01:28:15.600 no we did get a reaction new life center pastor rick bick come on really

01:28:22.160 that's the guy's name rick bick am i sure i'm not reading an article from the babylon b no this is

01:28:32.100 real this is from the otumwa courier rick bick during a contentious opening few minutes of the

01:28:40.740 meeting in a private message dalby said the prayer is used by the satanic temple of iowa of which he

01:28:46.480 is a member but has nothing to do with the belief in a satanic deity what what is it then

01:28:54.620 satanic temple of iowa is a resolutely non-theistic religious organization that

01:29:02.020 follows seven core tenets according to its website soon after dalby left the podium and

01:29:07.840 after the council staff and the audience recited the pledge of allegiance bick

01:29:12.000 was it rick dick or bick rick rick bick rick bick at his turn and was out to turn with the 0.75

01:29:21.260 meeting's protocol of speaking on agenda items let's just reverse this curse that was put on 0.98

01:29:25.760 our city that hails fayton i'd said it i can't even believe it is not welcome here attaboy rick

01:29:31.920 bick thank you for that council member cara galloway who's never stood for an invocation

01:29:37.840 said that either he should speak during the portion of the meeting

01:29:41.240 where citizens can speak on either agenda or non-agenda items.

01:29:45.960 So for her, it was a procedural matter.

01:29:50.080 Bick spoke after the role had been called

01:29:52.100 and the council was to discuss the consent agenda.

01:29:59.560 It needs to be done now, Rick Bick said.

01:30:02.600 I appreciate what Ms. Galloway is saying,

01:30:04.840 but that was a curse put on our city.

01:30:06.580 most of you know that and we just need to stop and reverse it mayor benjamin foote then called

01:30:12.120 for a 30 second moment of silence to reflect on whatever it is we need to reflect on like why

01:30:18.800 don't you get up and say get out satan worshiper like how much more obvious do these people need

01:30:26.700 to be we've talked about that we've seen the instagram videos and the x videos and the videos

01:30:31.640 on rumble and tiktok of all the satanic activity that's going on in the entertainment industry and

01:30:36.500 hollywood now they're getting up in city councils in otumwa iowa population 25 000 and reciting

01:30:44.180 satanic prayers like what else do you need to see before you start realizing what's going on here

01:30:55.440 we do talk about this sometimes

01:30:59.020 during the shadow davis show on the website guys shadow davis.com

01:31:05.180 matter of fact elizabeth april

01:31:09.100 she is one of these people that can fly out of her body she's been seeing some crazy stuff lately

01:31:15.620 has to do with the lizards anyway we're not going to talk about

01:31:18.200 dalby's invocation was within the scope of the city's invocation policy which was approved january

01:31:25.780 20th with galloway the only council member to vote against it in part the policy says

01:31:30.240 this policy is intended to acknowledge and express the city council's respect for the

01:31:34.120 diversity of both organized and unorganized religious denominations, as well as other

01:31:39.300 faiths, belief systems, or the lack thereof represented and practiced among the citizens

01:31:44.000 of the city of Otumwa. So I'll tell you this, that these people keep skating on this stuff

01:31:50.080 based upon the fact that they are recognized as a religious organization, which is protected

01:31:54.520 under the First Amendment of the United States. Satan worship. And because the distinction

01:32:03.300 between a religion a loose organization even a cult is so very vague it's never really been

01:32:09.520 defined by any court system in the united states they've been able to do this for years and years

01:32:15.540 and years and years and that's why we're seeing so much of this stuff creeping into our society

01:32:20.160 today because they can and they know it and nobody can do anything about it for years it was 1.00

01:32:25.780 repressed socially you're a demon worshiper you're a satan worshiper what are you crazy 0.86

01:32:31.360 but nowadays people don't seem to say too much why i think they're scared 0.97

01:32:37.940 if you walk into a building or a group of friends let's just say maybe a group of acquaintances

01:32:45.820 there's 20 of you you're at a party and the subject of jesus christ comes up do you feel

01:32:51.020 it's all right for you to stand up in that group and say yeah man i totally believe in jesus man

01:32:55.220 best thing that ever happened to me was when i first identified jesus christ and started my walk

01:33:01.960 with him would you actually have the guts to say that in front of a group of 20 people or so or

01:33:07.280 would you feel embarrassed i'm not going to condemn anybody if they answered no i wouldn't

01:33:16.080 because i i understand it but this is the same thing you know you can talk about jesus christ

01:33:21.520 you can talk about immigration, you can talk about LGBTQ and how you feel about it. You can

01:33:27.300 talk about these things. You don't have to worry about it. All you need to do is say it in a

01:33:33.400 reasonable way and take that first step. Because I'm sure that nine out of the 10 people you're

01:33:42.020 going to talk to about this, maybe within your own friend group or family, will agree with you.

01:33:46.920 as long as you're not too disparaging.

01:33:50.080 Remember, this is Canada, and we're a very polite society,

01:33:52.600 like Daniel Tyree said earlier tonight.

01:33:55.000 That's it for the show tonight, you guys.

01:33:57.100 Thank you very much.

01:33:57.920 I love you all.

01:33:58.640 I appreciate you all.

01:33:59.820 I thank you for being here.

01:34:04.600 Karen Espersen from Universal Ostrich Farm

01:34:08.820 is going to join me at some point next week.

01:34:11.680 They're holding a memorial next month,

01:34:14.060 one-year anniversary of all of the ostriches being slaughtered, and she texted me today

01:34:19.520 and invited me to come out for that, and I'm strongly considering making another trip across

01:34:24.200 the country to go to Universal Ostrich Farm. In the meantime, there is a lot of legal work that

01:34:29.960 they're doing in their fight with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. Yes, that is still going

01:34:35.600 on, so we're going to get Karen on, maybe Katie next week, to talk about what they've been up to

01:34:39.560 lately and of course about the memorial coming up you guys have a great sleep tonight have a great

01:34:45.420 day tomorrow i love you all i appreciate you all talk to you guys soon and all access night hawks

01:34:51.080 i'll see you tomorrow night eight o'clock central love you bye for now

01:35:09.560 We'll be right back.

01:35:39.560 We'll be right back.

01:36:09.560 We'll be right back.

The Shadoe Davis Show - October 08, 2026

Oct. 7th⧸2026- Guest： Daniel Tyrie Co-Founder The Dominion Society of Canada

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