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00:00:00.000 sorry we're a little bit late first story tonight is this one here carney promises heat pump

00:00:06.040 rebate program coming early next year

00:00:09.040 okay so this this was something trudeau was pushing on us or trying to push on us a few

00:00:15.580 years ago didn't work out too well i remember that didn't you see that social media commercial

00:00:24.040 he did with one of his mps i forget which one it was but they were trying to demonstrate how 0.96

00:00:28.360 heat pumps worked it was so stupid new federal heat pump program rebate program will launch 0.99

00:00:33.940 early next year even though the program's full details have not yet been finalized mark carney 0.98

00:00:38.620 said today it also might not be cheaper for all canadians to switch to heat pumps because natural

00:00:45.600 gas is less expensive than electricity in some provinces the program which will make up uh to

00:00:52.100 ten thousand dollars available to households that make the switch to heat pumps is being geared

00:00:57.020 toward homeowners whose heating systems are broken or getting close to replacement. The

00:01:02.660 program, which is being launched again early next year, will be made retroactive to this fall.

00:01:09.400 Carney made the announcement at a heating and cooling system manufacturer in Sherbrooke, Quebec,

00:01:13.680 alongside Environment Minister Julie DeBruyssen. The government is budgeting $2 billion over eight

00:01:20.820 years with a target of retrofitting 1 million homes. Naturally, the Conservative Party of Canada

00:01:28.680 didn't like that. Brookfield, it's got to be Brookfield. Somebody find me how Brookfield

00:01:36.040 is connected to the heat pump program. And they found it. Here's John Broussard,

00:01:42.180 who is a Conservative MP from Ontario. Another convenient example of public policy aligning

00:01:47.900 with Brookfield's strategy of tax dollars being used to limit private risk and profit.

00:01:53.100 The Prime Minister announced a $2 billion heat rebate program today.

00:01:57.360 Let's play a game.

00:01:58.780 Train owned by Brookfield, who finances and installs heat pumps.

00:02:03.300 Enercare is owned by Brookfield.

00:02:05.760 They finance and install heat pumps.

00:02:09.300 The conflict of interest is so blatantly obvious, but what's surprising is the Prime Minister

00:02:13.640 is not even hiding it anymore.

00:02:15.640 How much does the prime minister in Brookfield stand to make off the backs of taxpayers?

00:02:21.520 Well, let's see.

00:02:23.820 There's two billion going into this project.

00:02:27.520 So maybe half of that.

00:02:31.300 And Canadians. 0.99

00:02:32.380 Hey, Mark Carney's giving us like a really cheap heat pump. 0.99

00:02:36.500 You got to take advantage of this program, man.

00:02:38.580 Oh, it's amazing.

00:02:39.300 And heat pumps, you know, in many provinces, the really, really cold ones, Manitoba, Saskatchewan,

00:02:44.720 northwestern ontario alberta definitely quebec gets really cold sometimes not as cold as manitoba

00:02:51.020 and the prairies but it gets cold and that humid cold that's a whole other matter but once it gets

00:02:57.640 below minus 20 the heat pump is kind of like just standing there laughing at you you need a furnace

00:03:03.760 you've got to have a kick-ass furnace if you want to heat your home in the winter time in the very

00:03:10.720 cold provinces it's that simple this doesn't work so the reason that it got canceled the last time

00:03:17.560 was because of of uh i think it was oil that was used as a primary heating source by most people

00:03:24.100 in the maritimes and so they got a carve out and then the conservatives went ah if they get a carve

00:03:31.480 out how come everybody else doesn't get a carve out next thing you know because trudeau was in a

00:03:35.280 minority situation he had to cancel the thing but now that carney is in and he's got a majority he 0.96

00:03:41.020 doesn't give a rat's ass it's brookfield that's the argument the conservatives are using instead 0.57

00:03:47.080 of the one they used last time which worked so why wouldn't you go back you know what if if the 0.97

00:03:51.900 conservatives want to use the brookfield argument on carney they're going to have to prove it

00:03:57.880 and i'm not talking about with each announcement he makes each project that's tied to brookfield

00:04:03.740 because I don't know how many there have been since he's been prime minister.

00:04:06.860 What, a dozen maybe? Who knows?

00:04:08.880 Brookfield!

00:04:10.640 You've got to tie him into it directly.

00:04:14.580 You can't just say, well, he was in the CEO's office in New York

00:04:18.840 while he was down there for the UN summit two weeks ago.

00:04:22.220 That means nothing.

00:04:23.520 You have to actually tie him into it.

00:04:26.620 Yes, we know he worked for Brookfield for a few years,

00:04:29.240 but he doesn't anymore.

00:04:30.200 you have to show us how Brookfield is connected physically still to Mark Carney but you can't

00:04:37.340 because all of his stuff is in a blind trust maybe make the connection as to how Brookfield

00:04:43.720 is tied to the city of London banking cabal and then start telling us all about the people who

00:04:49.740 operate over there and pretty much control all the money on the planet well not all of it but

00:04:53.820 a good percentage of it that's they're gonna have to go deep on this stuff if they want any of these

00:04:59.860 arguments, Brookfield, Brookfield, to make any impact at all. Because right now they just sound

00:05:04.660 like, that's probably how 70% of Canadians, the ones who approve of Mark Carney, see them.

00:05:15.320 Whether it's Pierre Polyev or anybody else in the Conservative Party of Canada right now.

00:05:22.040 Oh, before I get to that story, Mark Carney did make another announcement at that press

00:05:26.980 conference in Sherbrooke today, and here it is.

00:05:29.580 The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the President of

00:05:36.140 the European Council, Antonia Costa, will be in Montreal.

00:05:40.820 And that is when Canada will launch a new transformative alliance with the European Union,

00:05:48.160 an alliance that will create immense possibilities for Quebec.

00:05:53.680 that is how we build a strong quebec in a strong canada

00:06:00.260 quebec quebec quebec quebec all right that's one thing but the other thing is i haven't heard any

00:06:11.620 debate on this in the house of commons since they've been sitting since they got back is

00:06:15.480 anybody i i haven't heard this brought up at all not once i haven't heard the conservatives bring

00:06:21.520 up the riots going on in france right now have you no haven't seen the left-wing corporate canadian

00:06:27.220 media talking about it at all even though it's all over social media i mean for goodness sakes

00:06:32.160 and i've got more from that to show you a little bit later on in the show they're rioting near the

00:06:38.280 bastille now they should throw some of them in there see how they like it but no the conservatives

00:06:47.020 have still said nothing about it not even to the media they haven't said anything about it on social

00:06:53.760 media i mean it's it's perfect is this something you want to join you show a bunch of antifa

00:07:00.220 kids with their skull masks on and fires blazing in the background is this something you really

00:07:05.920 want to join it's a gift seriously it's a marketing gift and for some reason the conservatives aren't

00:07:14.660 touching it why that's when you ask why that's when you're opening up the can of worms staying

00:07:23.860 with quebec for a second we know that the party quebecois got elected there on monday they got a

00:07:28.280 minority government this is a separatist party sorry it's a sovereignist party in alberta they're

00:07:33.600 separatists in quebec they're sovereignists there's a great distinction there the new premier

00:07:38.460 elect is Paul Saint-Pierre Plamondin. This guy is a man after our own hearts. He's against the

00:07:45.300 LGBTQ crap. He's against all of that stuff. He thinks it's ridiculous. He's a nationalist too. 1.00

00:07:53.400 And, you know, the swearing in ceremonies that happen when any elected member of parliament or

00:08:00.340 legislature, national assembly gets sworn in, it's usually the left-handed governor that does it.

00:08:07.400 Well, Plamondin, he doesn't want that because it represents the British king.

00:08:12.940 It's true.

00:08:14.000 So he's trying to find a way around it.

00:08:16.440 Here he is.

00:08:17.000 Go through legal opinions on those topics.

00:08:20.380 This is more immediate.

00:08:21.100 You know, we have to see the lieutenant governor soon.

00:08:23.620 Yeah, but we're still going to go through this legal expertise

00:08:28.380 to make sure that what is a democratic will and a very widely supported idea that we shouldn't

00:08:37.600 spend money on the representation of the King of England here in Quebec, that democratic will

00:08:45.460 be applied in the most clever and adequate way possible. So we're going to go through this over

00:08:52.320 the next days. It's more a matter of how to proceed. Of course, the National Assembly

00:08:59.400 is free to proceed in any way at any time. It's democracy. So if you're elected, you

00:09:05.660 can try to pass a bill and you can do many things. Now, as far as constitutional law

00:09:11.340 is concerned and what would work or not, what's the most probable path to those objectives,

00:09:18.560 more a matter of legal expertise and i think to do things right you need to go through that

00:09:24.280 expertise before you take a course take a direction in that that topic so that's what

00:09:30.060 you're doing yeah yeah yeah we're gonna try and get rid of the the british system i like that

00:09:37.900 you know years ago if you think about it maybe you feel this way as well i would have said how 1.00

00:09:43.180 dare he but now it's like yeah buddy you make sure you get those quebecers to want to separate just 0.98

00:09:52.000 gin up that that desire just do something he says they're gonna wait until after trump is gone so 0.97

00:09:58.540 that's another two and a half years i hope they get going faster i mean how long can this thing

00:10:05.980 go on still no deal with the united states but that's not what we're talking about tonight that's

00:10:11.980 for an, you know, when that ramps up again, then we'll talk about it again. But we always need to

00:10:16.880 be looking to when those kinds of stories break, and that's all the media is talking about. And

00:10:22.120 that's all you see on social media. We have to look for the other stories. Yeah, we got to report

00:10:27.460 on the big stuff. But we also have to look for the other stories, the ones that are hidden underneath

00:10:32.220 that, because that's really what they're doing. Well, everybody is looking over here. It's the

00:10:36.940 sleight of hand trick, right? Well, everybody's looking over here. They're doing a deal over

00:10:41.980 there. That's the way it works. They're just magicians in elected office. That's what they

00:10:47.920 are. And I guess the same holds true for these Indian chiefs, right? So this is a bit of an

00:10:54.740 older story, but I think it's worthwhile because I hadn't seen it yet. So on Thursday, meaning

00:11:01.020 last Thursday. Mark Carney and Daniel Smith announced in Fort McMurray that the Pacific

00:11:07.200 Link pipeline is designated a project of national interest triggering federal

00:11:11.380 de-risking measures under the Build Canada Act. Daniel Smith previously threatened Carney with

00:11:18.140 an unprecedented national unity crisis if he ignored demands to boost the oil sector,

00:11:22.820 prompting the government to fulfill its promise for a private sector constructed and financed

00:11:27.320 pipeline. Well, 10% of it, maybe, if Pemba Pipeline decides they want to throw their hats in the ring

00:11:33.420 on this one, they're still undecided. Grand Chief Trevor Mercurdy, or Mercurdy, Mercurdy, Mercurdy,

00:11:39.560 of Treaty 8 First Nations, criticized limited consultation. You guys don't get consultation.

00:11:47.540 Well, you get consultation, but yeah, I mean, limited. You don't get decision-making powers.

00:11:51.980 You see, the Indian chiefs, they think that they have somehow managed to get into a co-pilot's chair in the government, and they can make decisions based upon what the country wants to do. 1.00

00:12:07.120 That's how dicked up this country is. 1.00

00:12:08.960 It's crazy.

00:12:10.340 It's crazy.

00:12:12.240 Mercury rejected the proposed 10% ownership stake, mourn that weakening their own processes could invite legal challenges from indigenous nations.

00:12:21.120 Oh. Oh. Already threatening. Officials provided 130 indigenous communities just two months to consult on the national interest designation. Critics argue the government is effectively flying the plane while building it, raising concerns about unresolved financing and project details. The government aims for construction to begin September 2027. No, they don't. No, they don't.

00:12:45.120 Now, the story is wrong. That's not true. The final processes, all the consultation nonsense

00:12:52.580 should be done by September of 2027, and then they have to start all the other processes.

00:12:57.800 Red tape galore. They're not going to have shovels in the ground by next September. That's absurd.

00:13:04.040 It's completely wrong. This other part, though, the part about the Indian chiefs, well, that's

00:13:11.980 that's right and we're gonna like let me show you this before we get to this that's a crazy story

00:13:18.560 that i'm about to read to you guys but let me show you this this is the um it's not an elected chief

00:13:26.200 he's what do they call him a historical chief or something he's his family has been in charge of

00:13:30.620 the band they represent for like i don't know two centuries what sweetened her hang on i think i've

00:13:37.960 got this guy's name somewhere just to make sure i want to be accurate here hereditary chief hereditary

00:13:45.800 chief yeah he's hereditary okay and anyway of the wet switner band he's wearing the full regalia

00:13:58.060 and addressing a press conference at the house of commons earlier today no sorry this was yesterday

00:14:05.840 Have a look and see what he says.

00:14:08.500 I am Hereditary Chief of the Tsai'u of the Wet'suwet'en Nation.

00:14:13.540 We represent 22,000 square kilometers of unceded, undefeated, non-treaty lands.

00:14:19.760 Okay, so this is in British Columbia.

00:14:21.520 We are the government on our lands.

00:14:23.800 Telgamukka Stateway, December 11, 1997, stated that.

00:14:27.580 So did our MOU of 2020.

00:14:30.320 Our nations were here before Canada existed.

00:14:32.680 Our laws, our governance, and our responsibilities to these lands and waters did not begin with this country nor this government.

00:14:42.860 I stand with representatives of the Wet'suwet'en, the Gitsan, the Cree, the Inga nations, along parliamentarians from Ecuador, Brazil, and Canada, because our lands and waters and rights face connected threats.

00:14:55.760 The Amazon helps sustain the world's climate.

00:14:58.400 Its protection is a global responsibility.

00:15:01.020 what happens there reaches far beyond its borders the wildfires floods and extreme heat we experience

00:15:08.060 here remind us that we share the consequences of good lord you know what this goes on for another

00:15:13.760 three minutes but he what he's basically saying is if you want to try and get this pipeline through

00:15:20.200 our lands our lands in british columbia then you're going to have to make a deal with us which

00:15:26.840 is about money. It has absolutely nothing to do with the land like he was spouting off just now

00:15:31.760 in his full dress regalia. It has everything to do with how much are you going to give me?

00:15:40.000 And if they don't come to a deal, you can expect, even though he didn't say this,

00:15:45.500 you can expect some kind of action. We've seen it from First Nations before, highway blockades, 0.65

00:15:52.080 railway blockades that sort of thing they've been burning churches down now for the past

00:15:58.500 five or six years they're feeling empowered because of truth and reconciliation and so yeah

00:16:03.820 they're going to cause some mayhem along the way here to the point where the government has to say 1.00

00:16:08.920 you want to know what maybe the pipeline's just not worth it because we can't settle the indians 1.00

00:16:13.720 down i mean let me put this this story back up on the screen here now that i have told you that 0.99

00:16:21.260 how emboldened they are look at this we're taking over our waters canadian first nation pushes back 0.86

00:16:29.100 on u.s border patrol access i find this stupid amusing because the americans under the current 1.00

00:16:39.420 administration are not going to put up with this crap unlike the the bleeding heart 1.00

00:16:46.620 woke canadian government trump's got no time for this crap he may at first try to handle it with 1.00

00:16:56.060 kid gloves and say all right look what do you guys want but if they're if they get militant 0.98

00:16:59.920 he's just going to shut them down after u.s customs and border protection was granted a

00:17:05.740 temporary exemption allowing armed officers to move through canadian waters the leader of the

00:17:10.540 first nation whose territory abuts the canada u.s border in the saint lawrence river has served

00:17:15.480 notice that they are taking back the waters. We're not going to be asking permission. Mohawk

00:17:23.160 Council of Akwasasne Grand Chief Leonard Lazor told the National Post in an interview, noting

00:17:31.980 work was underway to establish an internal framework and invest in the technology for the

00:17:36.760 local police to protect the waters in partnership with the other Canadian and U.S. authorities.

00:17:41.000 We're taking over our waters. If we need any help, we'll contact you. But until then, we have authority in here.

00:17:53.260 In an email to National Post, a Public Safety Canada spokesperson said the temporary ministerial firearms act exemption order issued on September 16th will support the safe and effective management of a geographically and jurisdictionally complex border area.

00:18:09.740 while maintaining Canada's commitment to strong border security and public safety.

00:18:14.320 They stressed that it doesn't authorize the U.S. officers to act as law enforcement in Canadian waters.

00:18:22.420 It does allow CBP officers to carry firearms, which are to remain secured and covered,

00:18:28.320 to traverse approximately 2.8 kilometers of the St. Lawrence on the Canadian side of the border,

00:18:33.380 west of Kanatokan to the mouth of the St. Regis River

00:18:38.280 for the sole purpose of reaching the U.S. portion of the waterway

00:18:41.260 in upstate New York, according to the PSC spokesperson.

00:18:44.840 While the waterway extends well into the state,

00:18:47.320 Lazor said only the first couple of kilometers

00:18:49.900 are deep enough and wide enough to be navigatable by boat.

00:18:55.040 MCA consists of three northern districts,

00:18:57.380 you know they didn't have this language in written form back in the day right so now they

00:19:10.780 try to write it out and good luck with it a canadian exclave bisected by the border it's

00:19:17.440 part of the saint regis mohawk reservation on the u.s side the order requires cbp to notify

00:19:23.660 Canadian officials in writing two hours before the transit and stay within a safe transit corridor

00:19:28.520 defined by Canada and at applicable speed limits. Of course, you know they're not going to do that,

00:19:35.060 right? Canada law enforcement has similar arrangements with the U.S., they explain.

00:19:40.820 This interim approach is tailored to the specific circumstances of Agwak-Sasni and should not be

00:19:46.420 viewed as a broader change to border management practices elsewhere along the Canada-U.S. border.

00:19:51.000 this is not going to end well because like i say they're feeling empowered we're citizens of our

00:19:57.880 own nation he said noting they've never relinquished that belief even as canada and the u.s have been

00:20:03.480 trying to strip that away through legislation and policies look guys i want you to look around i

00:20:10.860 want you to look around and i want you to see what's been developed in north america in the

00:20:19.140 past 250 years. It's been a long time. There's a highway system. There's a railway. There's

00:20:27.740 massive mega cities all over the place. There's incredible technology that's been built

00:20:36.540 by European settlers in the past 250 years. You're going to have to become a part of that 1.00

00:20:44.040 at some point. Your land is gone. It's 2026. Are you going to go to war with the Americans over

00:20:55.220 your territory? What are you going to do? Are you going to block railways? Are you going to block

00:21:00.800 highways to get your way when it comes to this pipeline? You see this.

00:21:07.800 And you can never give them enough money. You give them five billion. They want six billion.

00:21:11.900 they want 16 billion they want 100 billion this this whole thing needs to end this preferred 0.98

00:21:18.400 status needs to end we cannot run a country based upon race who was here first look it

00:21:26.160 it doesn't even matter anymore because Canada's what now 160 160 years old man whatever happened 0.68

00:21:35.500 160 years ago nobody alive today had anything to do with so deal with it I don't care about

00:21:41.560 your generational scars anymore. And this is the problem that they say, well, my father and

00:21:47.680 my father's father and my father's father's father, blah, blah, blah, blah. You allowed

00:21:52.280 yourself to be enslaved by a corrupt government. You allowed yourself to become babies in a nanny

00:21:58.140 state. Congratulations. You did it to yourselves. I say now is the time to push aside all of the

00:22:06.800 money. And the people of the reserves need to stand up and say, we can do this ourselves. We

00:22:11.320 don't need this this charity because the more they get the more they want and the more they'll

00:22:19.340 never see the more drug addicted they'll be the more alcohol addicted they'll be

00:22:25.520 what's the one thing that really really really makes people happy when they go out into the world

00:22:32.560 they get a job they start making some money and they save up enough money to buy a car

00:22:39.680 and they buy that car and they feel so proud of that car because they went out and they earned

00:22:45.460 it. It took them two years maybe to save up enough money to buy that car or at least make

00:22:50.180 a down payment on it. A house, that's a whole other thing. It's a feeling of personal pride

00:22:56.660 that I don't know that could ever be equaled. The birth of your own son maybe, your daughter,

00:23:03.720 right wow i i helped to make that that that new human being i i helped with that that's insane

00:23:11.460 i remember having that thought when my son was born

00:23:13.600 but the more charity that they take the worse off they're going to be the richer the chiefs get the

00:23:21.560 poorer the people get i drove through a reserve last summer not this past summer but the summer

00:23:26.800 before that it's about an hour and a half north of the city of winnipeg it was a hot friday night

00:23:32.680 in july and people were walking along the highway barefoot it looked like

00:23:38.440 ever been to jamaica

00:23:41.560 it looked like jamaica there's cows on the road there's dogs everywhere

00:23:48.040 little kids maybe two years old running free across the highway

00:23:53.780 it was it looked like jamaica about 20 years ago i went wow people actually live in this

00:24:02.680 this is crazy. They don't have to live like this. And in that reserve, there was one house off in

00:24:08.820 the distance on a hill, big, huge house. And you knew who lived in that house. Everybody else is

00:24:16.260 living in tin huts and squalor. That's the situation. And yet we keep falling for it.

00:24:27.960 It's enough already. It's time for it to end. It's time for it to end. This article that was

00:24:33.060 written by Ezra Levant in the Toronto Sun in 2014 has recently become a thing again. This has been

00:24:39.960 circulating on social media for the past couple of days. First Nations chief received $55,000

00:24:46.840 from the Tides Foundation. So I was asking on X it was earlier today or maybe yesterday,

00:24:52.320 you got to be able to trace this money. Where is the money coming from to keep this whole

00:24:57.060 truth and reconciliation thing going to give these people the opportunity to speak on camera

00:25:03.200 at a press conference in front of all of the left-wing corporate media and by extension

00:25:07.880 Canadians to give us their plight to tell us this is unceded land and we'll no longer stand for it

00:25:13.640 because they've been emboldened now with all the nonsense of this genocide this fake genocide

00:25:18.240 for the past five or six years but their chiefs are being paid by somebody outside the country

00:25:27.060 Yeah, they're getting a lot of funding from us and the tax dollars, but they're getting paid by somebody outside the country.

00:25:33.300 I think it's Neville Roy Singham, who's based in China and others, probably George Soros, Tides Foundation, definitely.

00:25:39.720 So here's the story.

00:25:41.820 A left wing, again, 12 years ago.

00:25:46.120 A left wing lobby group in San Francisco wired $55,000 to the bank account of an Indian chief in northern Alberta, paying him to oppose the oil sands.

00:25:57.060 And sure enough, that chief, Alan Adam, who, by the way, is still the chief of the Athabasca, Chippewa, and First Nation, earned his money.

00:26:09.400 Last weekend, he flew to Toronto to sit on a stage next to Neil Young, the folk singer who was in town to demonize Canada's oil industry.

00:26:18.280 Now, $55,000, remember, this is 12 years ago.

00:26:21.280 now $55,000 might sound like a lot of money to pay just to rent a politician for a day

00:26:27.600 if all the chief did for his money was to appear on stage in Toronto beside Neil Young

00:26:32.300 but to the Tides Foundation it's well worth it think of Adam as an actor hired to play a part

00:26:40.060 in an elaborate theatrical production Neil Young had his role he's the American celebrity well

00:26:45.780 actually Canadian maybe he's American now but he lived he grew up in Winnipeg and I think

00:26:51.000 Thunder Bay. Lives in Los Angeles now, obviously. Who can draw crowds of fawning baby boomer

00:26:57.880 journalists, but at the end of the day, he's just another millionaire celebrity.

00:27:02.100 When he talks about the oil sands, he quickly reveals himself as a low information, no nothing.

00:27:07.820 Adam brings what Young can't, authenticity. Young likes to wear an Indian style leather vest,

00:27:14.280 but Adam really is an Indian and he really lives near the oil sands. Adam didn't do a lot of

00:27:19.800 talking in Toronto. He was more of a prop than an actor. See, the Tides Foundation is from San

00:27:25.160 Francisco, and Neil Young lives on a 1,500-acre estate near there. Without Adam, this would have

00:27:32.460 been just some California millionaires coming up here to boss Canadians around. That's why they

00:27:37.280 had to hire Adam to aboriginalize their attack on Canada. It was political sleight of hand to 0.87

00:27:43.640 distract from the fact that this was a foreign assault on Canadian jobs. Tides could have hired 0.86

00:27:49.220 an actual actor, maybe Lauren Cardinal, who played the aboriginal policeman in the comedy

00:27:54.560 series Corner Gas. But they didn't hire an actor. They hired an elected public official. That's the

00:28:00.820 problem. Adams' official title is chief, but it's not a religious or cultural title. Under the Indian

00:28:08.020 Act, that's just the legal title given to the elected mayor of an Indian band. The Tides

00:28:13.220 Foundation put $55,000 into the bank account of a mayor to get him to take a particular

00:28:18.840 political position. Depending on what tides was getting the chief to do, the payment might well

00:28:23.940 have been a bribe. But we won't know, because no one is talking about the $55,000 payment.

00:28:30.260 And guess what? Since then, 12 years later? Nope. We don't know. How is it acceptable that a foreign

00:28:38.880 lobby group can simply deposit cash into a bank account of a Canadian politician? Who else is

00:28:45.080 being paid cash to oppose the oil sands. This fact almost escaped detection. It was buried in

00:28:51.280 the Tides Foundation 138-page filing with the IRS, who only disclosed it to get a tax break.

00:28:57.460 Even then, it was shrouded in secrecy. The money was paid to a numbered company. This is how they

00:29:03.700 do it. 850-450-Alberta Limited. Only a search of Alberta's corporate registry revealed that 850-450-Alberta

00:29:12.920 Limited was owned by another company called Acton Group Limited that had changed its name twice in

00:29:18.260 the past four years. Adam and other band politicians were directors and shareholders in the trust for

00:29:24.400 the band. The payment was well hidden, and Adam certainly didn't disclose it when he was on stage

00:29:29.980 with Young. The same IRS disclosure shows Tides made 25 different payments to Canadian anti-oil

00:29:37.440 sands activists in a single year totaling well over a million dollars and that's just one u.s

00:29:43.600 lobby group the rockefeller brothers fund out of new york spends seven million a year in canada

00:29:49.920 with an explicit campaign strategy of fomenting aboriginal unrest through protests and lawsuits

00:29:55.820 and again 12 years ago imagine what it's like now

00:29:58.960 if a foreign oil company, maybe Exxon Mobil, was, sorry, Exxon Mobil, was depositing secret

00:30:08.360 payments in the bank accounts of MPs, it would be a scandal. Those MPs would face an RCMP

00:30:14.400 investigation. Exxon would likely be charged with bribery, and the media on both sides of

00:30:19.380 the border would have a field day. Yet none of those things will likely happen with Adam.

00:30:24.900 besides, or because the Tides Foundation knows

00:30:28.180 that the Canadian media and even the police 0.78

00:30:30.760 are cowards when it comes to Aboriginal politicians. 0.72

00:30:34.040 They don't dare hold them to account 1.00

00:30:35.920 for fear of being called racist.

00:30:39.200 If you doubt this, look at the continued success

00:30:42.020 of Teresa Spence, out of Ottawa Piscat's chief.

00:30:47.240 Tides got its money's worth.

00:30:53.280 There it is.

00:30:54.900 Before we get into the provincial stuff, you guys, somebody's got a new book coming out

00:30:59.520 in a week or so, and she wants you to know all about it. Here she is.

00:31:06.060 Hi, I'm Chrystia Freeland, former Deputy Prime Minister of Canada. I've just written a book

00:31:11.220 called Unreliable Boyfriend, an insider's account of dealing with a chaotic superpower.

00:31:16.820 It tells the story of how this U.S. administration is breaking apart the Western alliance,

00:31:22.640 and it talks about how we can rebuild the Western alliance to be better and stronger than ever.

00:31:29.220 I hope you'll read it. I look forward to hearing what you think.

00:31:34.980 That's what the British media used to call Mark Carney when he was the bank

00:31:39.020 or the governor of the Bank of England, unreliable boyfriend.

00:31:43.500 Because he was never there when you really needed him.

00:31:46.000 And he'd do the opposite of exactly what should have been done.

00:31:49.120 quantitative easing cost inflation that's still affecting the country to this day

00:31:54.180 so yeah i mean the media dubbed him unreliable boyfriend and now she takes that title and uses

00:32:02.620 it in a book that's supposed to outline how terrible the united states is under the trump

00:32:08.380 administration my goodness and i bet you she's gonna make thousands even millions from that 0.99

00:32:16.040 stupid book hmm all right bc election we're going to do the provincial stuff now hurting regular 0.99

00:32:23.220 folks bc ndp candidate criticizes eb's tax hike i'm waiting to show you guys this picture because 0.99

00:32:28.960 it's funny ndp candidate cory clark stated that ndp leader david eb's income tax increase was

00:32:35.940 hurting regular folk now this is an ndp candidate from up north i think so let's

00:32:42.780 now what is that is that a man or is that a woman or is that something on the spectrum

00:32:54.440 like i don't know from kamloops north thompson i don't think this would go over so well there

00:33:03.580 call me crazy i think that's a dude trying to be a woman i think that's what that is

00:33:10.600 lipstick makeup well-done eyebrows but a beard

00:33:16.060 not a beard but a beard you know you can see where his razor lines are

00:33:22.840 cory clark now the bc ndp candidate for camloops north thompson criticized his own party's 2026

00:33:30.240 budget for raising income taxes on ordinary british colombians sorry but the tax increase

00:33:34.980 does hurt us regular folk clark wrote to fellow ndp candidate grace lore on february 18th i make

00:33:42.740 too much access or sorry i make too much to access the rebates but make too little to have any wiggle

00:33:48.940 room after paying my rent i'm feeling quite let down with this budget that people like me are

00:33:54.020 paying more when i have so little extra to give what are mlas making bc anyway bc conservative

00:34:01.820 leader, Lauren Dirksen, responded to the remarks when EB's own candidates are fed up with his

00:34:06.060 skyrocketing taxes. Is there anyone other than EB left to defend them?

00:34:13.200 Part of it stands for absolutely nothing is going to win this election. It's it's it's

00:34:18.240 British Columbians are already struggling with the cost of housing, groceries and everyday life.

00:34:23.880 EB's answer is to reach even deeper into their pockets. OK, so let me run you a couple of EB clips

00:34:31.340 here first one now i i found this amazing because the cbc usually will pick the most left-wing

00:34:39.960 candidate in any election federal provincial for example in manitoba the cbc always favors

00:34:46.320 wab canoe and the ndp always always and then the conservatives well they take it right in the

00:34:52.440 schnuts every single time and they're not even really conservatives in manitoba but the the

00:34:58.920 media picks. And it looks like in BC, and again, you've got like, you know, NDP and NDP light,

00:35:06.240 really. It's a two party race. It looks like we'll show you the polls in just a second.

00:35:10.100 And it looks like the media has picked NDP light, which is the conservative party. Look at it. This

00:35:16.680 is a hit piece on David Eby. Have a look. The campaign launched with David Eby targeting the

00:35:22.500 man in the White House. Trump has had an impact. Then it was the gas man. Look at those profits

00:35:28.500 from the oil and gas companies i wonder where they're coming from friday it was the grocery

00:35:32.580 man being singled out jimmy and his family don't save on foods they're gonna be just fine eby was

00:35:39.460 in colonna a city where american giants walmart and costco are well established in the grocery

00:35:45.220 business but new democrats announced their plan for price caps on items such as eggs butter and

00:35:51.540 milk in front of a save on foods a bc based chain owned by billionaire and philanthropist

00:35:58.020 jim pattison who turned 98 a day earlier the backlash to targeting pattison whose name is

00:36:05.260 on more bc hospitals than anyone else was swift it's terrible and it's rude and i'm very very

00:36:11.800 disappointed and as a british columbian and a person who worked at x86 and saw jimmy pattison

00:36:16.640 every day when I work there.

00:36:18.760 This guy's given so much to the province.

00:36:25.060 Pattison served as chairman and CEO of Expo

00:36:27.960 for the nominal salary of $1 per year.

00:36:30.660 The fair widely seen as transforming Vancouver

00:36:33.920 into a global destination.

00:36:36.220 He donated $75 million, a Canadian record

00:36:39.260 for a private citizen, to the new St. Paul's Hospital.

00:36:42.800 In May, the New Democrats praised Pattison

00:36:45.100 for donating $30 million towards the new acute care tower at Royal Columbian Hospital.

00:36:51.380 And I also want to thank Jim Patterson for his considerable contribution as well.

00:36:56.240 Former NDP Premier Ujjal Dosanj says Eby is denigrating an icon.

00:37:00.740 You're not going to be able to feed families by denigrating one of the major wealth creators

00:37:07.140 and wealth generators of British Columbia.

00:37:10.420 Wait a minute, hold on. That guy was the premier of B.C. one time?

00:37:15.100 What's his name? Usage?

00:37:17.900 Let me go back here. 0.65

00:37:22.280 Ujjal Dosage.

00:37:25.240 What?

00:37:26.900 I don't know.

00:37:29.140 You guys from B.C.?

00:37:30.240 Do you remember this guy?

00:37:31.800 Former B.C. premier.

00:37:34.180 I've never heard of him before.

00:37:35.620 He's denigrating one of the major wealth creators and wealth generators of British Columbia.

00:37:41.880 In a statement, Jamie Nelson, president of Patterson Food Group, says,

00:37:45.920 as a proud B.C.-based company for more than 111 years, we are a cornerstone in our communities

00:37:52.260 and employ more than 30,000 team members across Western Canada,

00:37:57.080 the majority of whom live and work in British Columbia.

00:38:00.400 Saturday, while in Grand Forks, EB doubled down.

00:38:03.620 One, it's true that Jimmy Patterson has done good things.

00:38:05.960 But it is also true that the big grocery giants in the province, the five big chains,

00:38:13.760 they can actually reduce their price on the basics for British Columbians and still be just fine.

00:38:18.340 The B.C. Conservatives point out Eby campaigned on a $1,000 grocery rebate for every family exactly two years ago,

00:38:26.500 then cancelled it after being re-elected.

00:38:29.180 With the Premier, he's always quick to point the finger at somebody else.

00:38:32.740 It's never been his fault the whole time he has been Premier.

00:38:35.960 The gas tax changes that he's talked about are not his fault.

00:38:41.000 The lack of grocery rebate was not his fault, even though he made the promise as a sitting premier.

00:38:45.980 The B.C. NDP shopping a grocery prices strategy with voters.

00:38:51.080 Whether British Columbians buy it will be determined October 24th.

00:38:56.200 Yeah, so you don't often see that.

00:39:00.120 But again, the Conservatives are not really Conservatives.

00:39:02.800 so the nd sorry the media is happy to support them in this particular election cycle at least

00:39:09.600 so it seems they would never ever support that far right-wing monster dallas brody we're gonna

00:39:16.360 we're gonna show you the latest polls in just a second here's one more this is a comedy actually

00:39:21.340 here's david eby trying to explain to people how the legislature works i just want to know if you

00:39:27.000 could explain to Richmond residents why they're going to the polls twice in in

00:39:32.280 one week this I understand has been quite disruptive for the municipal

00:39:36.620 election I mean even Henry Yow who's standing behind you as a candidate

00:39:40.920 disrupted his mayoral bid in Richmond to run provincially so if you can explain

00:39:48.560 to Richmond residents how this is going to work and and why you're doing this at

00:39:54.360 this time. Yeah, absolutely. Thanks. For people who haven't been following closely what happens

00:40:01.840 in the legislature, when you have a one vote majority, it is technically a majority. But

00:40:06.140 every vote is a tie vote. And the speaker has to break the tie. And what that means functionally

00:40:10.880 is you can't control the schedule in the legislature. And every vote, the government

00:40:16.940 might fall. On 13 different occasions, the Conservatives tried to collapse the government.

00:40:20.700 and a couple of times they came really close.

00:40:24.000 How could they come really close if you've got a majority,

00:40:26.520 even if the Speaker has to break the tie?

00:40:28.300 But, you know, that's not how it was at dissolution of the B.C. legislature.

00:40:36.200 They had 47 seats.

00:40:38.140 Now, one of those seats, obviously, is the Speaker of the House,

00:40:41.360 which reduces them to 46.

00:40:43.000 But let me finish this.

00:40:44.320 The Conservative Party was down to 28 because so many had left

00:40:47.420 and then come back after the election was called.

00:40:49.960 there were 14 independents and dallas brody by the way they're counting dallas brody as an

00:40:55.280 independent here because one bc doesn't have official party status the bc green party had

00:41:00.660 two seats there were two vacant so how was it a problem for them is what i want to know the total

00:41:08.920 of all these other seats is 44 with two vacant. So assuming those two vacant seats were filled

00:41:20.760 by conservatives in by-elections or some other party, well, yeah, then Eby could say what he

00:41:26.280 just said, but he never had to worry about that. Not at dissolution. And maybe his party would

00:41:32.680 have won those by-elections. Who knows? So for him to say that is completely disingenuous. This man

00:41:40.640 is self-destructing right in front of our very eyes, and it's glorious. The only problem is that

00:41:47.680 1 B.C., it appears anyway at this stage of the game, is not going to win any seats at all. I've got

00:41:52.200 a polling aggregator called PolyWave up here for you guys, and we've got the last few polls that

00:41:58.780 have been taken in B.C. Angus Reid is the last one that came out October 3rd, shows the Conservatives

00:42:04.160 at 48 percent, the NDP at 43 percent, the Greens at seven. And then the next most recent would

00:42:11.340 have been Main Street, Conservative at 44, B.C. at 37. Polera, September 30th, shows a 38-38 tie,

00:42:19.700 and Ipsos on September 29th shows the Conservatives up by two. So here's the polling average,

00:42:24.880 42.2 percent in favor of the conservative slash liberal party then the ndp's got 39.5 i have no

00:42:32.780 idea how the ndp still garnering so much support the greens at 10.6 one bc only at 3.6 then you've

00:42:41.920 got center bc at 2.4 and then whatever else at 1.7 so let's run a simulation shall we let's run a

00:42:50.020 simulation and see exactly what we can see here. Here's the simulator. This is what BC is going to

00:42:56.680 look like, probably on an electoral map. What I want to know is Kootenai Monashie is going to go

00:43:09.600 NDP? That's insane. Kootenai Central? So the Kootenai's vote NDP? I can see it along the

00:43:17.140 west coast here like up here in Haida Gwaii and then over here two Haida Gwaii ridings actually

00:43:24.640 Sunshine Coast for whatever reason that's where a lot of rich people have summer homes why are they

00:43:30.420 voting NDP I mean EB is talking about taxing them more and they still want to vote NDP that's

00:43:36.660 absolutely insane but the rest of the province is voting blue some more strong than others but

00:43:43.680 nothing for one bc at least not yet with what is the date today the 8th and the election is on the

00:43:52.520 24th so 16 days left maybe dallas can make some headway somewhere in some of these rural regions

00:43:59.780 where people are not so sure about the conservative party i don't know but it would be good

00:44:05.340 if one bc got at least two or three seats so they could make a difference i believe with these

00:44:11.280 polls. And by the way, the latest projections for seat count shows the conservatives around

00:44:18.140 50, 52 out of 93 seats, the NDP around 41, maybe 39, and the Greens are going to retain two seats.

00:44:27.420 But 1BC, at least so far, has been shut out, which is a shame. Let's hope something changes

00:44:32.500 in the next couple of weeks, because we need them in there. They're the only party that makes sense

00:44:37.440 in British Columbia. Unlike Manitoba, where there is no party that makes any sense whatsoever,

00:44:44.780 the PCs, the progressive conservative party of Manitoba, fired their leader essentially a couple

00:44:51.660 of weeks ago. Even though he quit after a vote, a caucus vote, they essentially fired him because

00:44:58.100 they've only got, what, like 18 or 19 MLAs, and half of those MLAs, not even half, a third of

00:45:05.400 those MLAs voted in favor of getting rid of him the other half or the other 12 voted in favor of 0.99

00:45:10.320 keeping him on I guess Abhi Khan didn't feel that was good enough yes he's a Muslim and so he just 0.57

00:45:15.440 said well you want to know what I'm quitting the party is absolutely adrift it's not even really 0.63

00:45:23.180 a party anymore CBC says not fractured new interim leader Conrad North says after Abhi Khan's

00:45:32.520 resignation you want to know what i've never heard of this guy before and it's not because i'm out of

00:45:40.040 touch i've never heard like that's how minuscule a following the progressive conservative party of

00:45:47.920 manitoba has and it's a shame who is conrad narth i don't know what writing he represents i've no

00:45:55.200 idea i've never seen his face before never heard his name before conrad narth who

00:45:59.300 they've appointed him as the interim leader after abhi khan stepped down last week

00:46:06.000 pc deputy caucus chair josh gunter announced him as unanimous choice for the role followed

00:46:14.240 following a closed-door caucus meeting last week last tuesday morning

00:46:17.360 narth the mla for lavaro lavarandre is the province's southeast thanked khan for his

00:46:24.560 service but said a new direction was needed after three consecutive polls suggested support for khan

00:46:29.180 was dwindling and concerns were brought forward a con announced last week that he was resigning

00:46:33.880 as party leader and as a pc member effective tuesday the same day the legislature resumed

00:46:38.880 sitting he's going to continue on in the winnipeg constituency of fort white as an independent

00:46:44.840 he's gonna stay on as an independent the party will now decide the process and timelines for

00:46:53.400 a leadership race i i don't know any of the other mlas who might even consider running like that's

00:46:59.780 how bad it is like if you look at if you look at this picture i i can't tell you who any of

00:47:07.120 these people are what i can say is they're all wearing orange shirts this picture was taken last

00:47:14.360 week that's the manitoba conservative party right there i i don't know who they are i have no idea

00:47:21.840 who that's so bad that is so bad there are now 19 progressive conservatives one liberal three

00:47:32.580 independents facing wab canoes 34 democrats new democrats in the 57 seat legislature next

00:47:38.680 scheduled provincial election date is october of next year and they're going to win again they're

00:47:42.880 going to win big the ndp it's horrendous unless some conservative can step up and get their arms

00:47:49.700 around this nightmare and they are fractured because only 15 of the party's mlas attended

00:47:57.100 tuesday's announcement among the missing were kelvin gertson ron shuler trevor king all of

00:48:01.960 whom were among tory mlas con thanked by name during his resignation speech last week the other

00:48:08.880 missing mla was jeff wharton so yeah some mlas are on hunting trips narth said they're on hunting

00:48:14.480 trips that's why they couldn't be here it's an absolute freaking disaster 0.87

00:48:22.560 look at if you live in manitoba or you're planning to move to manitoba don't do it it's a

00:48:34.260 sorry about that microphone it's a complete gong show conservative wise in manitoba

00:48:44.480 And Wab Kanu, and this is unheard of because usually after about three years, you know, the love affair is kind of over and your approval rating goes down some.

00:48:55.320 Wab Kanu, still the most popular premier in Canada. 0.99

00:48:58.780 The polling came out last week and he's a dick. 1.00

00:49:03.340 He's a bully. 1.00

00:49:05.240 He's not a good person for as much as he says, oh, I've changed. 0.98

00:49:09.740 I wrote a book.

00:49:11.760 He's a bad guy.

00:49:13.800 he's a bad guy and he snowed manitobans it's it's

00:49:34.040 i somehow managed to kick myself out of the studio i don't know how i did that but i did

00:49:39.120 so now i'm gonna have to i'm gonna have to get everything ready again here you guys

00:49:43.760 yeah well it's not going to take me long you know what um i know that i've been hammering

00:49:49.740 on the subject of islam for the past little while and there's a reason for that 1.00

00:49:55.160 and the reason for that is because it's it's goal is to pretty much take over 1.00

00:50:05.740 it's what they want to do and so you and you know with everything we see in in france going on right

00:50:11.940 I've got some video. I promised you guys some video of some of the France riots that are still

00:50:17.520 going on. Let's see if I can find them. Yeah, here we go. All right. So this is one of them.

00:50:21.320 This is near the Bastille in Paris early this morning. Have a look at that.

00:50:41.940 Yeah, so clearly, and this is, I believe, that same thing just from a different angle here.

00:51:11.940 so

00:51:41.940 this is absolutely insane what's going on over there and this is the third week of this stuff

00:51:49.900 now you'd think maybe they'd have it even a little bit under control but they just seem

00:51:54.460 to be getting bigger and the funny thing is if you can call it funny if you try to look up stories

00:52:01.360 on any left-wing corporate browser they're going to show you that these are school riots and and

00:52:08.440 yes they will they'll show you that this is like students who are upset still they're saying this

00:52:13.860 students who are upset with the too heavy a workload and cramped learning conditions too

00:52:18.980 many students in classes and whatnot now this has been an ongoing problem for a very long time like

00:52:24.420 the crowding they say the overcrowding not necessarily the the load the class load because

00:52:31.640 it's been the same for a very long time unless kids suddenly got too spoiled to carry so much

00:52:38.740 information all at one time oh my god and they're just getting out of control now the parents where

00:52:45.000 the parents in all of this for starters if these are classroom or school kid kids getting out there

00:52:51.380 and doing this stuff but it's not the protests have been taken over by antifa as you could see

00:52:57.820 from those last two videos I showed you

00:52:59.860 where the police come out in their full riot gear.

00:53:02.120 They got the shields, they got the gas,

00:53:03.980 they got the pepper spray, they got all of it.

00:53:06.380 And these people are brazen enough to attack them.

00:53:11.880 Whoa.

00:53:13.360 Because they know they've got the numbers.

00:53:16.240 And I'm not saying they're all Antifa,

00:53:18.600 but Antifa's there agitating.

00:53:21.300 They're working that crowd into a frenzy 1.00

00:53:23.680 so that they have the balls. 0.97

00:53:25.280 They're convinced that they go ahead and do that stuff. 1.00

00:53:27.820 it's crazy. And so you wonder, well, how, how many of these, and remember a lot of these kids

00:53:35.220 to second and third generation Muslims. So they were born in France and their parents and

00:53:42.180 grandparents maybe came from Africa or somewhere in the Middle East, but they're Muslims first.

00:53:47.900 they're not muslim french they're muslims they're not muslim iranians muslim iraqis 0.57

00:53:58.280 they're muslims muslims first before anything else muslim and the same thing when you see the

00:54:04.800 muslims coming to canada so i was thinking to myself this whole indian thing that we're 1.00

00:54:09.880 complaining about for good reason by the way it's not like it's it's uh nothing we should ever talk 1.00

00:54:15.560 about but maybe this whole indian thing we're being completely inundated with them is just a

00:54:21.600 smoke screen for the muslims who are coming in because we see so many indians we don't see the 1.00

00:54:29.480 muslims coming in behind them right we're looking right in the face of an indian dude or seven 0.99

00:54:34.840 indian dudes and we don't see the muslims sneaking by in the background interesting

00:54:39.880 and so and and these are old numbers i did a little deep dive last night and asked an ai some

00:54:47.760 questions and again these are from the census that came out five years ago like when we get the new

00:54:53.560 data at some point next year we're going to see exactly how much this has increased but i asked

00:55:00.080 how many muslims in winnipeg they say they're all there's approximately 24 170 muslims in the

00:55:06.040 population of the city at that time was about 850,000. So that doesn't sound like a lot.

00:55:13.020 3.3% of Winnipeg's total population is Muslim. And then they show us the religious demographics

00:55:21.500 of Winnipeg. So 268,000 say, I don't have a religion, I'm secular, which is a shame,

00:55:28.580 which is the highest amount of people, by the way, 36.4%. Then Catholic is 177,000.

00:55:35.340 other christian denominations 166 000 so christians 46 000 not quite the majority

00:55:43.240 well the majority but not sorry the plurality but not the majority

00:55:47.860 sikhs you've got 4.4 percent muslim 3.3 percent hindu 2 jewish only 1.5 percent

00:55:55.660 so we're not we don't need to get into those demographics i went on and i asked i said what

00:56:00.340 about regina saskatoon calgary edmonton what about cities like that and so they said calgary the

00:56:06.440 muslim population is 95 925 total percentage of the city population 7.4 percent in edmonton

00:56:16.540 83 905 with a total uh percentage of the population at 8.3 percent in saskatoon it's

00:56:25.300 5% in Regina, where they have the call to prayer

00:56:28.000 once a week for 15 minutes, 4.6%.

00:56:32.120 And again, those are going on 2021 numbers.

00:56:38.620 What are they going to be like from this year's census?

00:56:42.720 You have to wonder. 1.00

00:56:44.700 Now, how many Muslims does it take 1.00

00:56:46.880 to screw themselves into Canada? 1.00

00:56:51.440 Here's a 30-second piece by Alex Newman.

00:56:53.960 And why the globalists have imported and the communists have imported enormous numbers of 0.94

00:56:59.420 Muslims into our societies is because they want to use them as a battering ram to break down 0.88

00:57:04.400 national sovereignty and what's left of Christian civilization. So we absolutely need to get serious 1.00

00:57:09.680 about this. Trump's first National Security Council, the director of policy and planning,

00:57:14.380 Rich Higgins, did a brilliant memo where he said that there's a international coalition of Muslims, 0.97

00:57:19.300 uh islamists socialists communists globalists and their goal he said is to destroy the united 0.90

00:57:25.020 states of america not just as a nation but even as an ideal so what they want to do is just 0.69

00:57:32.160 like the ideal of america land of the free home of the brave destroy it how do they do that 0.78

00:57:42.360 with either islam or communism or some kind of mixture of both that's the red green alliance 0.57

00:57:48.420 right it's alarming on the other hand the red green alliance is not permanent once their side

00:57:56.080 wins if that happens and i hope it doesn't then one side will eventually take over that alliance 0.99

00:58:02.280 from the other probably the muslims kicking the ass of the conservatives because the conservatives 1.00

00:58:08.640 down there so clueless it's like the university students right the the hardcore muslims going to 1.00

00:58:14.120 come in and go or just throw them off buildings and stone them or whatever and they're going to 1.00

00:58:19.880 be so freaked out they will never fight back so yeah like that's that's what they want is

00:58:25.660 the caliphate of the united states of america and obviously canada as well but this is what happens

00:58:32.540 when somebody like zoran mamdani who is a muslim the muslim communist mayor of new york city goes

00:58:42.180 to an event uh i don't want to say celebrating that uh memorandizes what happened october 7th

00:58:52.300 when all those jews were killed at that concert what's that four years ago now so they had this

00:58:58.620 big event in new york mom donnie went to and here he is being attacked as he walks away from the

00:59:05.040 event into his car. That is totally the wrong video. This is

00:59:35.040 I'm an opportunist piece of shit! 1.00

00:59:42.040 How are you stupid? 1.00

00:59:47.040 We charge you with genocide! 1.00

00:59:51.040 Donny, you can't hide!

00:59:55.040 We charge you with genocide!

00:59:58.040 Donny, you can't hide!

01:00:01.040 Donny, you can't hide!

01:00:03.040 Okay, so that goes on and on and on and on.

01:00:28.900 And it just makes me sad.

01:00:30.760 i mean the part where you know the red green alliance divides there and they start calling

01:00:35.000 mom donnie trainer i think that's funny um but these kids have been so brainwashed and so you 0.96

01:00:45.520 think how how do you stop all of this nonsense all the crap that's going on in france all this 0.83

01:00:53.740 stuff that happened in new york and it happens in montreal and it happens in big cities in north 0.61

01:00:59.540 america i mean let's be honest even smaller cities it's starting to happen in now how do

01:01:04.640 you stop it from happening how do you put that genie back in the bottle is there a way to do it

01:01:09.860 and the only thing that i can think of is stop the money and close the loopholes in the law

01:01:18.060 that allow for this kind of nonsense like when you've got police officers standing there just

01:01:24.160 kind of holding them back doing nothing even though they're becoming very aggressive and

01:01:30.420 they're wearing masks i mean the first thing should be all right we're going to arrest

01:01:33.920 half a dozen of you maybe more we're going to make a bad example for you guys this what you want

01:01:39.700 they've got to be aggressive with them before it gets too large for them to handle for starters

01:01:46.160 but the funding needs to be cut off so where's the funding coming from it's coming from all of

01:01:52.500 the dark money networks that flow from China and from the European Union, maybe from the Middle

01:01:57.600 East, into North America, into Riot Inc., and then gets dispersed through North America to these

01:02:03.520 Antifa cells who are completely and totally decentralized in all of the different cities 1.00

01:02:08.440 across North America, so they can have all of these stupid riots. And the government does 1.00

01:02:14.220 nothing. They deny it. The media doesn't report on it. But in the meantime, these kinds of things

01:02:20.760 are infecting our society to the point where we wonder if if the next generation has got any

01:02:27.160 marbles left at all now thank god daniel tyree last night from the dominion society of canada 0.99

01:02:32.220 told us that yeah he's 30 right he told us that there's a lot of young people who are sick and

01:02:37.040 tired of this nonsense but we never hear them because they don't speak out they're not making

01:02:42.540 noise on social media so on social media what have you got you've got bots a lot of bots bought

01:02:49.160 and paid for by China, maybe some by Russia, definitely from Iran. And they're all pushing

01:02:54.840 this nonsense. So it amplifies it by a thousand times. And we think maybe it's bigger than it is.

01:03:02.300 And what is that? What tactic is that? Demoralization. And who does that? Communists do

01:03:09.660 that. And as far as the big money men at the top, they don't care as long as they get theirs. 0.87

01:03:15.820 they don't care how we live. Capitalist, communist, free, enslaved. It doesn't matter to them because

01:03:21.780 they're never ever going to have to live in the same conditions that we live in. So the only way

01:03:26.660 to stop it is to stop it. We are the ones that need to stop it. I had a great conversation earlier

01:03:36.460 this morning with a First Nations person. She believes the stories. I'm not talking about the

01:03:43.260 215 bodies in Kamloops. She believes a lot of the stories that were passed on to her by her father

01:03:50.100 and her grandfather and all of that. And I say, okay, that's fine. But she also understands

01:03:55.880 that at some point, the First Nations, the Indians, and the white people, the settlers,

01:04:02.920 we're going to have to all get together because we've got a bigger enemy to face. 0.99

01:04:07.040 and it's going to happen very very soon and i think it's the muslims i truly believe 1.00

01:04:16.300 that it's the muslims it is in their makeup it's what they believe they have to dominate 0.92

01:04:23.180 because muhammad tells them to it's in their book the quran it's in their scriptures it's what they 0.90

01:04:31.860 grow up believing from the time they're babies this is infused into them are there more moderate

01:04:40.340 muslims yeah sure sure there are but if you put a group of moderate muslims say 90 moderate muslims 0.83

01:04:47.660 into a room with 10 radical muslims who's going to win that it's going to be the radicals because 0.99

01:04:53.480 they're the ones who are more violent they're the ones who really want to make their case 0.97

01:04:57.540 and the 90 moderates are going to go you want to know what i don't want to hurt i don't want to

01:05:01.520 get hurt i don't want my family to get hurt so i'm just going to go along with this stuff

01:05:04.840 and you know what i kind of believe this anyway so i may as well just seriously that's how it works 0.96

01:05:10.100 that's how muslim extremism has taken over so many countries in the last hundred years or so 0.59

01:05:17.100 and how it's still infesting the west here's another story that proves the point from scotland 0.96

01:05:31.520 Primary school says Christmas cards should be called winter cards for inclusivity.

01:05:38.600 This is from today.

01:05:41.740 Staff at Came Hill School in Aberdeen announced they'd be adopting the phrase winter cards to show value and respect to different cultures.

01:05:49.400 Hey, look, man, you want to know what?

01:05:50.700 This is our country.

01:05:52.040 This is our culture.

01:05:53.320 And if they don't like it, they can turn around and go back where they came from.

01:05:57.780 They came to our country to be Scots or to be Canadians or Americans.

01:06:05.200 And Americans and Canadians celebrate Christmas.

01:06:08.420 We celebrate the birth of Christ.

01:06:10.120 Got a problem? Go.

01:06:12.920 We are not the ones who are going to bend over backwards to accommodate you.

01:06:18.800 At least that's how I feel about it.

01:06:21.980 But when you see stories like this, again, demoralization.

01:06:28.340 Staff at Came Hill School in Aberdeen announced they'd be adopting the phrase winter cards to show value and respect the different cultures.

01:06:36.420 The email sent to families said to reflect this inclusivity in our communications, we refer to seasonal cards as winter cards rather than Christmas cards.

01:06:45.040 This terminology helps ensure that our language is welcoming and inclusive of all members of our school community.

01:06:51.660 It added that families were still free to use the phrase Christmas cards if they preferred.

01:06:56.040 Go ahead and use Christmas card. No big deal, but we're calling the cards winter cards.

01:07:07.520 William Bill Federer is a nationally known speaker, bestselling author, president of AmeriSearch, Inc., a publishing company dedicated to researching America's noble heritage.

01:07:21.720 Bill's American Minute radio feature is broadcast daily across America and on the Internet.

01:07:26.440 His faith in history television airs on the TCT network on stations across America and DirecTV.

01:07:32.740 Bill's first book, America's God and Country Encyclopedia of Quotations, has sold over half a million copies.

01:07:40.440 His works have been quoted by authors, politicians, leaders, journalists, teachers, students, and in court cases.

01:07:46.520 He is also a theologian.

01:07:48.160 He is very aware of the history of Christianity.

01:07:51.340 He is very aware of the history of Islam.

01:07:55.180 And here he is talking about it for the next 23 minutes.

01:07:59.820 And I watched this last night.

01:08:01.480 I watched it again today.

01:08:03.900 And I wished it was longer.

01:08:06.380 Pay attention to what he says, you guys.

01:08:08.140 He starts at the beginning.

01:08:10.100 Here you go.

01:08:11.120 But was a warrior.

01:08:13.340 He fought in 66 battles and raids.

01:08:15.100 And so his men would raid caravans.

01:08:16.740 But then they went to the Mediterranean and they would raid ships and they would raid the coast of Spain and Italy and France and bring the slaves into North Africa. 0.53

01:08:27.640 They enslaved over a million Europeans. 0.74

01:08:30.860 There were whole Catholic orders in Europe through the Middle Ages called the Trinitarians and the head of the order was called the Ransomer. 0.94

01:08:36.860 The Muslims enslaved Europeans? 1.00

01:08:38.820 Correct. Yeah. And and then they also enslaved blacks. 0.99

01:08:43.140 So Muhammad was a white Arab. 0.77

01:08:45.560 There are hadiths that says Muhammad was the white man reclining on a couch. 0.60

01:08:49.260 Another hadith, he was listing his arms.

01:08:51.220 They saw the whiteness of his armpits. 0.96

01:08:53.060 Another hadith, he was on his donkey.

01:08:54.740 It rubs up against somebody else.

01:08:56.440 And the guy said, I saw the whiteness of the prophet's thigh. 0.88

01:08:58.960 And Muhammad owned black slaves like Bilal. 0.99

01:09:02.160 And so Islam enslaved tens of millions of Africans, castrate the men, make him eunuch, sell the women into the sex trafficking. 0.97

01:09:09.000 Timbuktu, where the canoe meets the caravan, was a big slave trading city. 0.92

01:09:12.960 Khartoum, Zanzibar Coast, you know, Tanzania. 0.79

01:09:17.380 And they sold blacks for centuries across Africa and the Ottoman Empire. 0.62

01:09:22.620 But then when the Turks invaded Europe, they would capture Christian towns, you know, 0.95

01:09:28.520 Bulgaria and Albania and Romania, and they would take the Christian boys and make them 0.77

01:09:32.700 into their Muslim janissary soldiers. 0.92

01:09:34.760 And then, you know, in Egypt, they were called Mamluk slave soldiers. 0.88

01:09:37.140 And so the idea is that the Europeans would pay an annual tribute to the Muslim pirates to leave their country's ships alone. 0.77

01:09:51.920 Even Sweden in the 1600s, some Muslim pirates raided Baltimore, Ireland, round up the whole town, took them to Morocco and sold them into slavery. 0.67

01:10:01.400 Dragut Rees. And even the Pilgrims, in 1625, they sent a ship full of beaverskins back to England. 0.76

01:10:13.080 And William Bradford said the ship was in the English Channel when a Turkish man-of-war captured it, 0.76

01:10:17.720 took it to Morocco, and sold the crew into slavery. And so once America became independent

01:10:23.260 of Britain, the Sultan in Morocco said, well, you're not covered under the British tribute

01:10:30.620 payment anymore. You're your own country. You got to pay out. If otherwise, the Barbary pirates will

01:10:36.600 come after your ships. Right. And so that's where President Obama said Morocco was the first country

01:10:41.840 to recognize America's independence. And it's like, yeah, so that they could tax us. And so they were 0.53

01:10:47.040 capturing our Americans and enslaving them, the Pali, these different ships. And so right after 0.95

01:10:54.180 the revolution, Thomas Jefferson is sent as an ambassador to France, and he meets with Abderhaman,

01:10:59.560 the Muslim ambassador. And he's like, why are you enslaving our men? What did we do to offend you? 0.73

01:11:07.120 And the Muslim ambassador said that, no, it's just written in our Quran that all nations that do not

01:11:11.840 acknowledge Islam of authority were sinners, and it was a right and duty to make them slaves, 0.93

01:11:15.260 and any Muslim who should die in battle is sure to go to paradise. So Jefferson owned a Quran 0.99

01:11:21.320 to figure out what's in this book that makes them want to hate us when we didn't do anything wrong

01:11:26.700 to him rather than the news media saying, oh, Keith Ellison swore into office on Jefferson's

01:11:32.120 Quran. Gee, Jefferson must have loved Islam. No, the day after his inauguration as the third

01:11:37.460 president, he gets a demand from the Pasha of Tripoli for a quarter of a million dollars

01:11:42.400 extortion tribute payment. And Jefferson said, I did the only reasonable thing. I sent in a

01:11:46.720 squadron of our ships. Bill, do you think that some Muslims are not that extreme, that they are 1.00

01:11:53.600 moderate where the fundamentalist muslims basically give islam a bad reputation yes well i would say 0.89

01:12:00.560 most of them are moderate and so the um the word islam means submission to the will of allah a

01:12:07.520 muslim is one who has submitted to the will of allah and they think there will be world peace 0.94

01:12:13.840 when the whole world submits to the will of allah and so to them world peace means world islam

01:12:20.320 and so it's a different definition of the word so when we say peace it's different groups that 0.92

01:12:26.840 don't believe the same thing learning how to get along when they say peace it's when all your 0.85

01:12:30.920 enemies are defeated there's nobody left to conquer nobody left to fight now a moderate muslim 0.85

01:12:36.880 believes the world will submit to allah later maybe in the distant future maybe at the end of 0.97

01:12:42.520 the world maybe it's even figurative and since it's so far off they really don't think about it 0.54

01:12:47.700 and they just want to live their lives and they're wonderful people and they want to have you as

01:12:51.300 friends and family. And the fundamental Muslim, they want the world to submit to Allah now. 0.81

01:12:58.820 And they're really excited and they want to help make it happen. And they'll do it by all means.

01:13:03.140 And the dilemma for the West is the nicer we show ourselves, the fundamental Muslims view 0.98

01:13:10.160 that niceness as weakness. And they take that as an invitation to attack. And so we think if we 0.99

01:13:17.060 bend over a little bit more. They'll be nice. They see us bend it over. They said, look, Allah has

01:13:21.020 given us our enemies. They're showing their neck, right? And so whenever they would lose a major

01:13:29.200 battle, Battle of Lepanto, 1571, Battle of Malta, 1565, Battle of Vienna again in 1683, whenever

01:13:38.460 they would lose major battles, they would go back and be moderate for a generation or two.

01:13:43.060 But then they would do some probing attacks. And if they didn't get slapped down, then they would take this as a signal they're supposed to get back into the aggressive mode. And so the moderate Muslims prefer to be under the umbrella of the West and enjoy the freedoms.

01:14:03.800 So ladies can wear fashions and they can eat what they want and go out whenever they want. 0.91

01:14:08.740 Ladies can leave the house without their husband's permission. 0.99

01:14:11.060 They can leave the house without being accompanied by a male relative. 1.00

01:14:14.060 So they would prefer the freedoms.

01:14:17.100 But when the fundamental ones do a terrorist attack and the West doesn't come down strong on the fundamental ones,

01:14:24.960 the moderate ones realize well gee if you're not going to defend us the only player in town is

01:14:34.000 them we got to lean in their direction they have no choice so the west showing weakness is pushing 0.96

01:14:38.900 the moderate muslims towards fundamental islam and the the fundamental muslims are just as happy 0.98

01:14:46.000 to kill a moderate muslim as they are to kill an infidel right so they view them as having 0.98

01:14:52.720 backslidden from the way of Allah. So is that how they basically took on Christian countries? 0.98

01:14:58.040 Like Egypt was a Christian country. Now it's predominantly Muslim. Lebanon, Syria, all of 0.92

01:15:04.220 these countries were Christians. Now they're Muslim countries through the same tug of war 1.00

01:15:11.400 between fundamentalists and moderate Muslims who basically had no support to push against it. 0.89

01:15:19.600 Yeah, well, in more recent times, they're using our tolerance against us. 0.84

01:15:24.400 But originally, they simply played politics.

01:15:28.060 So a little background.

01:15:30.740 Muhammad was born in 570 A.D.

01:15:33.360 His father dies before he's born.

01:15:35.320 His mother dies when he's six.

01:15:36.780 His grandfather and guardian dies when he's eight.

01:15:38.740 He's orphaned, taken in by an uncle, Abu Talib, who's a merchant,

01:15:42.260 who goes on camel rides to different cities and hears about the different religions.

01:15:46.300 And so some of the cities were Persian, and they had Zoroastrianism, that believed that paradise was filled full of virgins that would fulfill all the guy's desires.

01:15:55.840 Muhammad hears this, and it gets incorporated into his belief system.

01:15:59.460 The Zoroastrians also believed in jinns or genies, right, like 1001 Arabian Nights.

01:16:05.580 And then there's a religion of Manichaeism.

01:16:08.600 Manny was this person that thought there was little bits of truth in every religion, and you could sort of extract them.

01:16:15.260 A follower of Manichaeism was St. Augustine, until he met the guy and realized he didn't know what he was talking about, spent the rest of his life debunking Manichaeism.

01:16:23.980 But Muhammad heard about this, hey, maybe there's little bits of truth in different ones. 0.84

01:16:27.780 There's the Sabiatins in the Yemen area, and they were into chopping off, you know, hands and legs, and they would go on pilgrimage, and they'd, you know, spit on the devil and throw rocks at him. 0.98

01:16:37.060 And that got incorporated into their traditions. 1.00

01:16:39.300 And then in Arabia, in Mecca, they had 360 different pagan gods in a square building called the Kaaba.

01:16:48.220 And the most popular was Hubal, the moon god.

01:16:51.180 And they had a rock they thought had fallen from the moon.

01:16:54.660 It's a glass impact rock where a meteor hit the desert sand, melted it into this brown glass. 0.94

01:16:59.620 And these pagans would kiss this rock, walk around this rock, bow to this rock for centuries pre-Mohammed. 0.84

01:17:06.000 Muhammad kissed that rock. It got incorporated into his belief system. 0.70

01:17:09.300 And then he went to some Jewish communities, and he originally had his followers bowing toward Jerusalem for the first 17 months of Islam.

01:17:16.880 And then there's the Christian faith.

01:17:18.200 And even Encyclopedia Britannica says the gospel was made known to Muhammad through apocryphal and heretical sources.

01:17:25.160 So he thought the Trinity was a father, Mary, and Jesus.

01:17:27.760 Nobody ever explained to him the Holy Spirit. 0.66

01:17:29.660 And so Muhammad goes into a cave, and there's a movement sweeping through Egypt at this time 0.89

01:17:39.840 called monasticism, where if you really become a Christian, you should give away your money and 0.83

01:17:44.360 live in a cave as a hermit, right? Just withdraw, you know, it's sort of like our version of 0.99

01:17:49.740 separation of churches. I'm just going to withdraw from politics, and I'm just going to enjoy my own

01:17:53.000 relationship with God. And so they call them desert fathers. But Muhammad goes into a cave,

01:17:58.680 and he prays and a spirit appears to him and squeezes him and commands him to read and he

01:18:03.400 said i cannot read because he was illiterate spirit squeezed him a second time said read he

01:18:07.400 said i cannot read so there happened a third time and then finally he began to recite and that's how

01:18:12.520 the crown came to me get these verses he'd recite until he had to memorize then he teach him to his

01:18:16.360 followers and people say how can somebody that's illiterate memorize all these verses well in

01:18:20.920 arabic they had a little rhyme to them a little beat very similar to rap music right thomas carlyle

01:18:27.080 wrote in 1840 uh arab seymour method in it and we much of it is rhythmic a kind of wild chanting

01:18:34.040 so muhammad goes back to his wife khadijah she's 40 years old he's 25 he had worked for her and

01:18:40.280 then she marries him and um and he tells her that he thinks he's demon possessed and she decides to 0.58

01:18:47.400 test the spirit according to ibn ishaq the life of muhammad and so she has him sit on her left thigh

01:18:53.000 and says, can you see the spirit? He goes, yes, over there. It has him sit on her right thigh. Can

01:18:56.920 you see the spirit? Yes, over there. And she began to disclose her form and take off some of her

01:19:01.080 veils and says, can you see the spirit? And he said, no. And she said, well, it must have been

01:19:05.100 from God because it was embarrassed to look upon me without all my veils on.

01:19:09.720 So that was the test. Is this something that, like,

01:19:12.740 people who study Islam verify and believe? Yeah, it's in their traditions, yeah,

01:19:16.840 Ibn Ashaq. And so she takes Muhammad to her cousin, who's an Ebionite Christian priest,

01:19:25.060 this heretical sect that says Jesus was less than God. And he said, maybe this was the spirit that

01:19:30.700 appeared to Moses and then he dies. And so Muhammad's left with this spirit. Anyway, in 610 AD, 0.81

01:19:36.720 Muhammad goes into Mecca and feels like there's something in his faith for everyone. And nobody 0.94

01:19:44.120 is excited about it. He gets confrontational. They chase him out of town first in 619 AD.

01:19:50.360 His wife dies that year. It's his year of sorrows. And so then he tries going to a city of Al-Taif.

01:19:56.980 They don't want him. They pelt him with rocks and stones. And so in 622 AD, he goes to a majority

01:20:03.180 Jewish city called Medina. And so they're nice and tolerant, and they let Muhammad in as the first

01:20:08.720 ever Muslim immigrant. And he presents his faith and they say, you're not a prophet in the line

01:20:14.420 of our Jewish prophets, but they let him stay. So he goes into the minority neighborhoods and he 0.99

01:20:19.580 organizes a following, sort of like a community organizer. When the following gets big enough,

01:20:25.720 he goes back to the Jews and pressures, he gets involved in politics. He pressures the Jews to 0.96

01:20:30.600 accommodate him and his new followers politically. They do, they make a treaty. So now Muhammad is a 0.99

01:20:35.840 political leader in addition to being a religious leader. Then his followers back in Mecca get 0.98

01:20:40.920 confrontational. They get chased out of town for disturbing the peace. Now there's lots of Muslim

01:20:45.300 immigrants. The Jews let him in, and Muhammad allows them to rob the caravans headed to Mecca 1.00

01:20:52.080 in retaliation for the Meccans chasing him out. So the victimhood thing. We're the victims. They 0.98

01:20:58.060 were intolerant of us, so we're justified in attacking their caravans. So this is different

01:21:01.980 than Jesus, who said, if they take your coat, give them your shirt. And so Muhammad gets verses from 0.84

01:21:07.860 his Allah that he gets a fifth of the booty from robbing caravans. One of the verses says, Allah 0.94

01:21:13.720 has given you the slave girls as your booty. So he tells his men, you can have four wives plus as 0.91

01:21:18.080 many extra women as your right hand possesses as you take in battle. They're bond women, concubines,

01:21:24.780 slave wives. They just don't have the status of a wife. And so the 624 AD, the Meccans send a 1.00

01:21:32.600 thousand soldiers to protect their caravan, and Muhammad with 300 defeats a thousand at the Battle

01:21:38.700 of Badra. This amazing victory convinces him to be a military leader. And then in 627 AD, the Meccans

01:21:46.420 send 10,000 soldiers to Medina, and Muhammad digs potholes and trenches all around the city. It's 0.58

01:21:53.260 called the Battle of the Trench. And that renders the cavalry of the Meccans useless. You can't

01:21:59.140 charge your horses across a field full of potholes and trenches. They'll break their legs. So Mohammed

01:22:03.500 goes to some of the Meccans at night, bribes them, they slip away. Some of the other Meccans at night 0.86

01:22:07.860 threatens them, they slip away. Sort of the Chicago politics, the briber of the bullet. Gets freezing

01:22:11.960 cold for a week. The rest of the Meccans lose heart and retreat. And Mohammed takes this as a 1.00

01:22:16.860 victory, that his enemies were cowards. He goes back into that Jewish city, gets offended at one 0.96

01:22:23.360 of the Jewish tribes, confiscates their property, chases them out of town, and the other two tribes 0.94

01:22:27.580 sort of stand down. Well, at least he's not picking on us, and they were always competition for me. 0.99

01:22:32.280 Now there's only two Jewish tribes. He gets offended at the smaller of the two, and the big

01:22:37.620 tribe sort of stands back. Well, he's not picking on us, and they were always competition. Now

01:22:41.740 there's only one Jewish tribe. And according to the Hadith, Muhammad is taking a bath and that 0.97

01:22:47.960 spirit appears to him and says, how can you rest when all his enemies are in your midst? He says,

01:22:52.360 where? Points at that last Jewish neighborhood. He surrounds them for 28 days. When they surrender, 0.97

01:22:56.680 he brings them into the market, chops off the head of the men, about six or 700, and then sells the

01:23:01.180 women and children into slavery. So within five years of Muhammad coming into the Jewish city 0.97

01:23:06.800 of Medina as an immigrant. There's not a Jew left in the city of Medina. They were chased out, 0.80

01:23:12.880 killed or enslaved. So when Mandami a couple of weeks ago said, my religion began with the prophet

01:23:19.180 being an immigrant. And so it's a three-step process. Immigrate, increase, eliminate.

01:23:27.440 Immigrate as a religious refugee and then increase the number of your followers in the 0.99

01:23:33.280 minority neighborhoods and get involved in politics. And then you have random 0.89

01:23:37.380 outbreaks of violence, usually by the young men, you know, knifing rapes, acid

01:23:42.120 attacks, and the inhabitants of the neighborhood no longer feel safe and

01:23:45.620 move out and you take over the neighborhood. And then you do the city by

01:23:48.900 city, country by country, right? And there's a 1400 year track record of

01:23:54.640 watching this happen. So there's two ways it spreads. One is through the sword and

01:23:58.700 the others through immigration, right? And it's called Dawa, D-A-W-A-H, Dawa. It's immigration 1.00

01:24:07.260 jihad, civilizational jihad. So, you come in to a host country, sort of like an invasive 0.98

01:24:13.500 species, and then you grow and build. And it's interesting, Henry Ford did not like unions.

01:24:20.140 And he's traveling the world looking for another source of rubber, because originally it came

01:24:24.380 from plants, and he's over in the Middle East, and a Yemeni man puts his luggage on the boat,

01:24:30.580 does such a good job. Henry Ford said, if you show up in Detroit, I'll give you five dollars a day.

01:24:35.160 That begins this Arab migration into Detroit, and sure enough, they did not join unions,

01:24:39.780 and they worked hard, and they enjoyed being in America, and they

01:24:48.940 started the first Islamic association in America. They founded the first mosque in America,

01:24:58.160 and they were friendly. And everybody says, they're friendly, they're hard workers,

01:25:04.720 there's nothing to fear, let more in, more come in. They're friendly, they're hard workers,

01:25:08.060 let more in. And then they begin to build a community. And then an imam shows up and says,

01:25:13.200 okay, now that we're all here, we need to start following the Quran a little bit closer.

01:25:16.360 I saw your wife out shopping and she was not covered modestly. He goes home and says,

01:25:21.420 you better start covering up. And then he sees somebody like, I saw you were having lunch with

01:25:25.080 this infidel and you're not supposed to be close friends with infidels. And it's like, you know, 1.00

01:25:28.620 and then your daughter was at a public swimming pool in a swimming suit. And these imams would 1.00

01:25:33.940 gradually shepherd the community to becoming closer to following Muhammad's example. And

01:25:42.000 And so that brings up another interesting thing.

01:25:46.000 Sharia, the word means law, and it's based on Muhammad. 0.79

01:25:52.380 What Muhammad permitted is permitted. 0.97

01:25:55.300 It is called halal. 0.91

01:25:57.060 What Muhammad did not permit is not permitted. 0.94

01:26:00.160 It is called haram.

01:26:02.680 And so Muhammad liked cats. 1.00

01:26:04.780 Cats are halal. 0.98

01:26:06.180 They are permitted.

01:26:07.040 Muhammad did not like dogs.

01:26:08.840 Dogs are haram.

01:26:10.040 They are not permitted.

01:26:11.720 And so Sharia law is a long list of halals and harams, what's permitted and what's not permitted. 0.78

01:26:17.420 And the local imam keeps the list.

01:26:19.680 But if you ask, well, I want to know why is that haram?

01:26:21.880 I'm sorry, you can't ask why.

01:26:23.200 But I really want to know why is that haram? 1.00

01:26:24.860 Don't ask again or I'll kill you. 1.00

01:26:26.420 You don't even know why. 1.00

01:26:27.640 It is just a religion of do's and don'ts.

01:26:30.780 And the imam tells you what the do's and the don'ts are. 0.95

01:26:33.060 And so, Christians want to imitate Jesus, and Muslims want to imitate Muhammad. 0.76

01:26:42.860 Except in the Christian theology, you don't go to heaven by being like Jesus. 0.83

01:26:47.640 You believe Jesus was the Lamb of God that took the punishment for our sins, so we don't take the punishment for our sins.

01:26:53.740 He was the substitute.

01:26:56.280 And the theological symbolism was in the Old Testament, you have the law and the Lamb.

01:27:03.060 right? You have the Pentateuch, and there's all these laws, but all these sacrifices.

01:27:07.820 And it's almost like for every law that's broken, there's the prescribed sacrifice. And then there's

01:27:12.060 the once a year with the Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, when the sacrifice is sprinkled in the

01:27:16.520 mercy seat and everyone's sins in the country are forgiven. They all start their new year off with a

01:27:19.940 clean slate. And it's this idea that we're approaching God, not because we're good enough.

01:27:24.480 We're not good enough. Everybody breaks the law. We approach God because we're trusting in His mercy,

01:27:29.340 right and and that this this substitute and and i tell people that that jews have faith in the lamb

01:27:35.480 to come christians have faith in the lamb that came but the salvation is through the lamb you're

01:27:39.160 trusting not in your being good enough you're trusting in god's mercy right um and then um 0.92

01:27:44.360 but there's none of that theology in islam it's just a religion of do's and don'ts a religion 0.97

01:27:49.780 of works and the closer you can follow muhammad's example the better chance you have of going to

01:27:55.320 paradise. But even Muhammad himself said, though I'm the prophet of Allah, I don't know what Allah

01:28:00.160 will do with me. So he didn't even know. And so people say, I've read the Quran, I know Islam.

01:28:06.500 Well, you don't. The Quran are private revelations to Muhammad. And there's the verses he gets in

01:28:12.460 Mecca that are more peaceful, be respectful of the Jews and the Christians, the people of the book.

01:28:19.240 But the verses he gets in Medina are more political and militant. And the later verses

01:28:24.840 supersede or erase the earlier verses. But then there's the Hadith. There's 60,000 stories

01:28:31.600 remembered about Muhammad from his wives and warriors. Then there's the Surat, the biography

01:28:36.240 of Muhammad that puts his life in chronological order, written 100 years after his death.

01:28:40.580 And then there's 1,400 years of rulings broken into four different schools of thought,

01:28:45.620 interpreting the Quran, the Hadith. It's very complicated. You have the Shi'at and the Sunni

01:28:50.600 versions. And they fight, too. Yeah. And, you know, that's an interesting story. I know I'm

01:28:58.320 going in lots of different directions. The Sunni and Shiite, it's important to understand this

01:29:04.880 for what's going on in Iran. Muhammad had a daughter, Fatima, married to Ali,

01:29:12.580 and his followers are Shiat Ali or Shia or Shiite.

01:29:19.200 15% of Muslims are Shiite.

01:29:21.040 They're mostly in Iran.

01:29:21.900 Iranians. 0.75

01:29:23.000 Mohammed had lots of wives, and so he had lots of father-in-laws.

01:29:28.580 But the father-in-law of Aisha, the six-year-old that he married,

01:29:33.020 consummated at nine.

01:29:34.740 Aisha, her dad was Abu Bakr,

01:29:37.960 and he fought with Mohammed in his battles, his 66 battles and raids.

01:29:42.020 And he said, I know the way. So the word for the way is Sunni. So we have the Shi'at and the Sunni. Now, in the Battle of Karbala, if I'm not mistaken, is when Hussein, the son of Ali, was killed by the Sunnis. 0.78

01:29:59.200 And so that started a blood feud that went on till now. 0.94

01:30:06.180 And the 12th descendant, the bloodline of Muhammad, they're called Sharifs.

01:30:15.620 But the blood, the 12th one, he was five years old and disappears from history in the year 874. 0.75

01:30:24.420 And the Shiite belief he's been hiding in a cave for 1,200 years. 0.72

01:30:29.200 and that if the Ayatollah can create a world war on purpose, 0.80

01:30:37.000 this 12th Imam, this Mahdi, will come out of the cave, 0.75

01:30:41.020 and then their version of Christ, 1.00

01:30:44.200 which is sort of the Christian version of the Antichrist, 1.00

01:30:46.160 he will return, and together they'll kill the little Satan Israel, 1.00

01:30:50.220 they'll kill the big Satan America, 1.00

01:30:51.500 they'll kill all the Christians and all the Jews, 1.00

01:30:53.400 and all the apes and all the pigs, 1.00

01:30:54.640 and they'll set up a one-world government that's Islamic called the Caliphate. 0.94

01:30:59.200 And so, where the communists have nuclear weapons, but they're not in a hurry to use them, the Ayatollah, with this 12-er version of Shia Islam, actually wants to create a global war to usher in this global government of Islam. 0.81

01:31:18.580 And so, that's why, you know, both Trump and Hegseth said, you know, we can't let this guy have the nuclear weapons, because he will use them. 0.63

01:31:27.260 And he just got done killing 50,000 of his own people that were demonstrating.

01:31:34.240 Okay, so again, that's Bill Federer, at Bill Federer on X, if you want to follow him.

01:31:41.040 And you can look it up.

01:31:42.600 He's got a lot of books out there, and he's got a YouTube channel with about 50,000 followers on it.

01:31:47.340 So very knowledgeable about this stuff.

01:31:50.480 there's a lot of people who believe that donald trump is controlled by

01:31:56.440 not necessarily israel but the cabal that controls israel

01:32:01.600 i don't know about that maybe he is maybe he's not

01:32:07.700 i don't know or maybe trump was looking at a lot of this stuff about muslims

01:32:16.220 about the extremists extreme islam and genuinely became worried when he got wind of the fact that

01:32:27.260 they had a nuclear bomb maybe he watched that very clip from bill federer i don't know obviously

01:32:32.940 as the president he's going to be privy to much much more information than we are

01:32:37.520 so did he attack iran for the strait of her moves and the oil uh did he attack iran because they're

01:32:48.120 known as a proxy for the city of london in terms of finances or was it because of the fact that a

01:32:55.540 bunch of insane people could have access to a nuclear weapon this is donald trump back in early

01:33:02.180 march just after the u.s had moved in to attack iran um we've seen countries around the world many

01:33:09.860 of whom don't usually work together working with the united states on iran whether it's you know

01:33:14.500 saudi arabia working with the united states israel um qatari shooting down iranian aircraft and we've

01:33:20.180 also seen european countries step up why are we seeing you know such unity around the world um

01:33:25.460 against iran that's a great point look they're just evil they're it's not the politics it's 0.86

01:33:32.980 their whole philosophy it's the whole where they come from it's it's it's terrible where they kill

01:33:39.060 35 000 i thought it was 32 now it turns out much more than 35 000 people and in some cases using

01:33:46.180 machine guns with people that have no that have no weapon they have no weapon and they're being

01:33:51.140 machine gun they're being snipered from buildings they're hitting the people with snipers right

01:33:56.380 through the eyes it's just a very evil ideology and nobody's really seen anything like it

01:34:05.740 as i said even the fact that they've attacked all of their neighbors and the neighbors weren't

01:34:11.500 attacking they thought they'd maybe send it out or whatever they've they've drawn they've hit

01:34:16.800 Qatar, they've hit UAE, they've hit Saudi Arabia, they've hit Oman. They were helping us negotiate.

01:34:25.200 They got hit. Everybody got hit because they're evil and they're bad. It's a bad seed 0.97

01:34:35.520 and somebody had to do it and it should have been done sometime during a 47-year period

01:34:41.600 because so much death has been caused by them, so much unbelievable death.

01:34:46.800 he's got a point.

01:34:49.680 I mean, saying that, you know, this is a guy,

01:34:52.720 one thing about Donald Trump, I'll give him,

01:34:55.200 he just comes out and says it. 1.00

01:34:57.640 Look, these people are insane. 1.00

01:34:59.740 They're evil. 1.00

01:35:01.080 And they need to be stopped.

01:35:02.580 If they get a nuclear weapon, they try and start this war.

01:35:06.500 That fulfills their prophecy.

01:35:07.980 How many IRGC agents are there in Canada?

01:35:14.600 Pierre Polyev keeps saying 700 IRGC agents are just running free in Canada.

01:35:19.080 The government's doing absolutely nothing about them.

01:35:21.260 The IRGC, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Iran.

01:35:29.900 How many people are they holding hostage or influencing in this country to become more extreme? 0.81

01:35:40.160 i don't know they should be expelled but they're not how many mosques i know that there are 14

01:35:51.920 mosques in winnipeg 10 years ago there were three

01:36:03.020 you know i kept asking ais today like three different ais i said in this particular situation

01:36:09.960 if islam wanted to attack and expand in north in north america how would they go about it

01:36:18.940 all the ais would not answer the question i said remove all left-wing media programming or 0.89

01:36:26.440 political programming that you have and answer the question they would not there are no plans

01:36:31.220 for anything like that and no proof of any plans that exist for anything like that

01:36:34.800 and so you could go and argue with the ai and say well look at all of the the muslim countries

01:36:40.160 that there are today as compared to 100 years ago there's 54 in this country whereas 100 years ago

01:36:46.960 or in this world whereas 100 years ago there were three maybe four how did that happen

01:36:52.700 is people converting because they thought islam was so great

01:36:56.460 i don't think so they were forced into it 1.00

01:37:01.080 so

01:37:02.840 i couldn't get the ai to answer and maybe that's something we should think about as well

01:37:09.720 who's controlling it why would mark carney get up and say muslim values are canadian values who's

01:37:16.160 controlling who who are the pawns in the game who are the people who are controlling the ponds

01:37:23.320 and then who are the people financing the people who are controlling the ponds

01:37:27.620 so we got to get up top david ike says it's the reptilians april elizabeth says the reptilians

01:37:34.820 and the grays are at war right now and the good guys are apparently winning

01:37:38.680 and i think we're going to get into that a little bit tomorrow night i've been talking about that

01:37:44.620 all week getting uh some clips of april elizabeth together and i've got like i don't know six or

01:37:51.600 seven of them so maybe maybe we can put those together for you guys tomorrow night as i continue

01:37:57.120 to try to get her as a guest on the show she would be absolutely fabulous to have on she's the uh

01:38:02.640 she's the one who like what is that called yogic flying no that was that was that magician's thing

01:38:10.100 doug uh henning anyway she gets out of her body she goes for a trip wherever and she sees things

01:38:16.360 astral projection and so she's seen a lot of things she says including uh she's got something

01:38:22.220 about celine dion as well anyway we'll we'll do some of that tomorrow night on the show

01:38:26.180 just for a little bit of fun it's been a while since we've done that stuff that's it for the

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