00:15:22.340that has never happened before with this platform so let me uh go ahead and bring it back up again
00:15:32.060and did you guys notice that or was that just me was that just me
00:15:36.840well i'm back that's weird that's the streaming platform that just kind of went
00:15:45.820but it didn't take me off the air that is very fascinating i wonder why that happened
00:15:54.000oh i hope this streaming platform is not going woke like paypal or any of the other things
00:16:00.360anyway uh let's carry on with what i was talking about strong majority of canadians
00:16:06.660also said they believed non-permanent residents who express hate towards minorities or support
00:16:13.320for terrorist groups such as hamas should be deported from canada non-permanent residents
00:16:20.200who express hate towards minorities well once again that word hate comes up and nobody really
00:16:27.240seems to have a definition for it expressing hate what does that mean i don't like your shoes
00:16:33.640or does that mean die or something in between like how extreme can it get and this is the free
00:16:44.520speech argument obviously don't forget to like and share guys that weird burp that just happened
00:16:50.040on this show that's very strange we got to get it out there to make sure that people who went
00:16:54.200oh well he's gone make sure they come back right because they've seen this kind of thing happen
00:16:59.880But I'm here for the rest of the show, unless it happens again, this time permanently, and I'm hoping it does not.
00:17:07.700The Leger post-media poll was conducted in the wake of the Israel, sorry, I was going to say Israeli, but Israel-Hamas war and the ethnic tensions that have stoked in Canada.
00:17:17.660The poll found a majority of respondents also endorsed the notion that newcomers should be encouraged to embrace Canada's values and traditions.
00:17:27.760And I will bet you any money some of the people who were saying that now were saying five years ago, you're a racist if you don't believe in mass immigration.
00:17:38.900It's amazing what happens when you gain wisdom and experience in the real world, isn't it?
00:17:48.860And discard whatever cultural identity is incompatible with that.
00:30:16.840I remember, that was in the early 80s, I was more like 15 or 16 at that time, and I remember
00:30:22.320going outside, it was raining, going, oh my gosh, is it going to eat through my skin?
00:30:26.820Because they had people convinced of this gobbledygook, this nonsense.
00:30:32.760and then it just kind of went away so what was the next thing what was the next thing you guys
00:30:39.620remember the next thing well then it was the hole in the ozone layer you're right about that so let's
00:30:44.200bring that up so here's a google search when was the hole i meant to say hole not hold in the ozone
00:30:49.540repaired well they the question comes up immediately when will the ozone layer be gone
00:30:57.260Well, if current policies remain in place, the ozone layer is expected to recover to 1980 values before the appearance of the whole by around 2066 over Antarctica, by 2045 around the Arctic, and by 2040 for the rest of the world.
00:31:12.060So let's go ahead and look at all the results that come back.
00:31:15.320Ozone layer recovery is on track, helping avoid global whatever, catastrophe, I would imagine they would say there.
00:31:22.680Ozone layer is on track to recover in the coming decades.
00:31:25.380rebuilding the ozone layer how the world came together from the united nations what happened
00:31:30.800to the world's ozone hole restoration of the ozone layer is back on track the ozone layer is slowly
00:31:36.820but surely healing the un says what is the current so they're saying that it's recovering or already
00:31:42.100has recovered or it's ozone layer on course to be healed within decades so what happened what do we
00:31:50.100do that was so great how did the world come together to solve this problem does anybody know
00:34:52.560It's over a trillion dollars that's being invested in this green new deal.
00:34:56.680Something we all laughed at six or seven years ago when Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez first brought it out in America.
00:35:05.400it was a manifesto and we thought this is absolutely ridiculous this is completely
00:35:11.220ridiculous well all right here's the guy this is pinned onto the x account of our friend
00:35:17.180mark friesen and he says humanity is the enemy to these people this guy is one of the original0.71
00:35:27.360members of the club of rome and co-authored the book which is called limits to growth
00:35:32.0401972 was the year for that and they're still telling us what their plan is
00:35:38.380dictatorship on a global scale and incredible suffering to get back to 1 billion people and
00:35:46.860we're going to cover this more as the show goes on tonight so i hope you guys are planning on
00:35:50.960sticking around by the way this guy's name is dennis meadows co-founder of the club of rome
00:35:59.240which was the predecessor and it's still around but it was the predecessor to the world economic
00:36:03.480forum listen to what this evil man has to say in two minutes and 10 seconds but in one way or another
00:36:12.300we are so far globally we are so far above the population and the consumption levels which can
00:36:20.240be supported by this planet that i know in one way or another it's going to come back down so i don't
00:36:26.160hope to avoid that uh i hope that it can occur in a a civil way i i and i mean civil in a in a
00:36:41.280special way peaceful peace doesn't mean uh that everybody's happy now what do you think he's
00:36:49.360talking about here? What is he talking about? Let's go back. I mean, sometimes these guys,
00:37:04.960they go on and they go on and they go on. And eventually it starts to sound like a drone in
00:37:09.860our brains, but listen to the words he's using here, please listen to what this man is saying
00:37:15.140In one way or another, we are so far, globally, we are so far above the population and the consumption levels, which can be supported by this planet, that I know in one way or another, it's going to come back down.
00:37:45.140I just had it up on the screen. I'll put it up again. There. See? He doesn't come out and actually say it. That is what he means when he says it. Now let's go on with it.
00:38:00.240you know, civil in a special way, peaceful.
00:38:06.200Peace doesn't mean that everybody's happy,
00:38:10.600but it means that conflict isn't solved through violence,
00:38:14.360through force, but rather in other ways.
00:38:18.960And so that's what I hope for, that we can, I mean,
00:38:25.060Maybe the planet can support something like a billion people, maybe two billion,
00:38:36.580depending on how much liberty and how much material consumption you want to have.
00:38:42.300If you want more liberty and more consumption, you have to have fewer people.
00:38:47.840And conversely, you can have more people.
00:38:50.260I mean, we could even have eight or nine billion probably if we have a very strong dictatorship, which is smart.
00:38:58.820Unfortunately, you never have smart dictatorships.1.00
00:39:33.380I mean, these are pretty pessimistic hopes, you know, but that's what lies ahead.
00:39:44.420Let me ask you, now that you've heard that, and some of you have heard that before, does it make more sense now about everything that's going on, including the expansion, the continued, first of all, the creation of the MAID program in Canada, and now the expansion, which is coming in a couple of months.
00:40:10.760So mentally ill people can just decide, well, that's it for me, then.
00:40:21.320And Canada, by the way, is a country where it's the second largest landmass in the world country-wise, but population ranking somewhere in the low 30s, like 38th or 39th.
00:44:45.580So I think we need to question and challenge ourselves
00:44:49.420as to why we're not adopting more fairness narratives,
00:44:53.120why we're really not doing the deep homework as I say you know fairness is the first and
00:44:59.240most important and free solution that you can get get to and we have to get to that very very fast
00:45:06.240and that is what you know also politically and tactically strategically what the developing
00:45:10.880world is asking for they are now facing the brunt of devastation they are facing the fact that
00:45:18.520every single legal as well as moral and other obligation that's been you know agreed in the0.98
00:45:24.940last 30 years has been reneged on you know from emission reductions by the developing world by
00:45:30.980the developed world to the finances promised by the developed world they're late and inadequate
00:45:35.800and a hodgepodge of you know weird promises that just about now add up by the way but don't really
00:45:40.900And so I think that those issues of fairness have to be tackled sort of squarely, and we are benefiting from 300 years of resilience based on colonialism and based on very deep pockets, which resulted from the exploitation and procreation of other people's resources and assets, and they rightly are questioning that, and we need to have a response to that.
00:46:10.900i feel like just trying to now deal with climate change without dealing with decolonization without
00:46:17.100dealing with reparations you cannot do repair without reparations the the word is actually
00:46:23.120the same root and that is he is talking absolute nonsense here reparations for something that
00:46:33.340happened 200 years ago no i don't think so and going even further with that why is she conflating
00:46:41.300this decolonization and reparation agenda with climate change how does one have anything to do
00:46:48.880with the other it doesn't but in the marxist's mindset it absolutely all makes sense because0.93
00:46:57.260that is what they've been teaching my friends this is going to alarm you but that is what they0.97
00:47:03.500have been teaching in universities for the past 40 years why do you think there are so many people
00:47:13.680in their 30s who are just becoming parents for the very first time who are willing to let their kids
00:47:19.940at the age of two or three decide what their gender is because that's what they learned in
00:47:26.360university in 1987 or 1989 or whatever this goes a lot further back than you and i recognize why is
00:47:37.560it that the people out there trying to protest why is it that the people out there watching this show
00:47:44.720right now are all mostly of a certain age there are people who are younger than 40 out there who
00:47:50.500who see the light they get it because logic somehow has gotten into their brains and0.99
00:47:56.640none of this has made any sense to them but these marxists are trying to basically change0.96
00:48:03.920the reality of our society which is based on a lot of fact actual fact not the stuff they make up0.95
00:48:15.140and worse still they're out there spewing it on all of the left-wing corporate media
00:48:23.480which sadly still many many millions of people worldwide consume
00:48:27.840and when you try to argue with them in a lot of cases you get canceled now that is changing
00:48:36.060that is changing it's slow but you may have noticed some changes to that in the last
00:48:44.020even couple of months in the last couple of months and by the way getting back to climate
00:48:49.160change for one second here this is in china where they're building two new coal power plants every
00:48:56.000week in china even though they say well china is on on course now to meet emissions targets by 2035
00:49:03.880and that's 2040 and 2050 and blah blah blah despite pledges to cut emissions china goes on
00:49:10.260a coal spree. This goes back two and a half years to this story. China's building large numbers of
00:49:17.300coal-fired power plants to drive its post-pandemic economy. The government has promised a CO2
00:49:23.840emissions peak by 2030, but the new coal binge jeopardizes both China's decarbonization plans
00:49:30.360and global efforts to tackle climate change. Wah, wah, wah. Look at the emissions. This is from
00:49:36.1602022 which country in the world is emitting the most if climate if carbon emissions were a terrible
00:49:43.220thing which many people say no it's not it's not matter of fact it's part of a gas of life carbon
00:49:51.200is what we're based on all life on this planet it's based on carbon
00:49:57.740just so you're aware of that um china is the largest single emitter of carbon on the planet
00:50:08.860with 26 percent then the united states and the eu and india all these countries here japan two
00:50:14.720percent what are the other two down here does canada even rank no russia brazil and i guess
00:50:21.200we're in the rest of the world category here so if this was such a real problem and china is such
00:50:28.840a big culprit why would we be having a war with ukraine and russia why would there be such0.90
00:50:34.860problems in gaza between israel and the palestinians when the real enemy is china0.99
00:50:42.800should not the entire world who is so dedicated to getting rid of these ridiculous carbon0.99
00:50:49.660emissions because they're killing the planet should they not all be parking huge flotillas
00:50:55.020of naval vessels on the coast of china and telling them you guys power down your coal
00:51:03.560or you are going to be bombed because you are killing the planet if it were that serious
01:06:55.120All right, so in the House of Representatives in the Philippines,
01:06:58.840they're investigating 260,000 unexplained deaths from 2021-2022 here in Canada.
01:07:05.300I don't know what you're talking about.
01:07:07.980Now, if you watch Rebel News, specifically Tamara Ugolini,
01:07:10.640the past couple of days, she's been talking about how
01:07:14.660Certain government agencies have been covering up history deaths in this country, almost like they're destroying the data before anybody can find it, which is almost impossible.
01:07:34.920there's going to be some forensics experts computer forensics experts who are able to
01:07:40.440find all of it and when it comes out it's not going to be pretty the day is coming
01:07:49.000we need to be ready for it and that's why we need to be armed with information with
01:07:55.000real information guys real information now there's a couple of uh petitions
01:08:04.920i wanted to bring to your attention um this one here is kind of a big i'm going to throw it up
01:08:16.380on the screen all right so this is much like the uh leslund lewis petition except this one is
01:08:24.260got much less time before it's presented in the house of commons so uh it was initiated by melissa
01:08:33.520It's Outwater from Peterborough, Ontario, and it was, yeah, Michelle Ferrari, who's the conservative MP from that area, is the one that sponsored it.
01:08:48.200So what she says here, whereas we, the citizens of Canada, have lost confidence in Justin Trudeau and the Liberal NDP coalition, we call on the House for a vote of no confidence.
01:08:58.160we ask for an election 45 days after the vote is won if won sorry the current government elected
01:09:06.600is not acting in the best interests of all citizens the policies of this government aren't
01:09:11.700aligning with the crisis canada is facing housing costs infringement of civil liberties highest
01:09:16.320inflation in history unbalanced immigration policies taxation to the point of poverty
01:09:21.180weakening of our economy by importing natural resources that canada already has and under
01:09:26.620utilizes. And based on the last eight years of this prime minister, Canadians do not have
01:09:32.120confidence in this prime minister after five ethics investigations and Canada's reputation
01:09:37.140being tarnished on a global scale under his leadership, to the extent that Canada is being
01:09:42.100discluded from participating in statements regarding important geopolitical events.
01:09:48.700We, the undersigned citizens and residents of Canada, call upon the House of Commons to call
01:09:52.780for a vote of no confidence and a federal election 45 days following the vote. It was
01:09:58.720opened for signature just a few days ago on the 24th and we'll close on Christmas Eve and it's
01:10:04.060already received 53,442 signatures. So you guys can grab this petition. It's easy. I just did it
01:10:14.980myself because I didn't have it available. So what I did was I opened up a Google. Well, we can still
01:10:20.900do this i opened up a google search or a brave search whichever one you want to do you type in
01:10:26.840petition and then space and then non-confidence motion and this will come up sign it please
01:10:36.760we're going to need way more than this and the same thing goes with if you want to find the
01:10:42.200leslund lewis petition okay that one is key it's going to be presented hopefully in the house of
01:10:50.380commons in early 2024 and it's got less signatures than this one does because i guess there's a lot
01:10:59.060of people that still don't believe that we're in the middle of the great reset i think that one's
01:11:04.800got 47 000 signatures but you know what let's go ahead and find it here's what i'm going to do
01:11:27.040it should be the second one that comes up
01:11:31.060so doug porter from burnaby british columbia is the one that wrote it
01:11:36.340uh world health organization united nations you guys know this one
01:11:40.660but and les lewis was the spot this it's got
01:11:44.560up over 50,000, so 51,700 signatures. We need that one to get signed as well. So please go ahead
01:11:51.940and get busy on those and share them with people who are like-minded. Look at this.
01:11:58.960I thought this was interesting today with all of the things that we've covered so far in the show
01:12:02.960that Trudeau's new comms expert was pro-lockdown, pro-vaccine mandate. Now, this is a guy who runs
01:12:11.960justin trudeau's communications he runs his communications on x he runs his communications
01:12:18.240on all social media and if you haven't noticed if you're not on x today it seemed that every
01:12:26.980liberal mp was writing about pierre polyev and how dishonest he is and sharing a video that in
01:12:34.580my opinion only makes polyev look better than he already did but the liberals are
01:12:40.180Maybe that's their strategy, too, because he's the other side of the same bird.
01:12:44.440But it seems like the liberals are working in concert right now, probably because of this new comms director to really hit hard on Polly Evan, the conservatives.
01:12:56.880But and this guy, marketing expert, radically pro lockdown, pro vaccine mandate during the pandemic response, the newly hired executive director of communications in the PMO.
01:13:09.440Max Valaket, and again, here he is, this guy right here, expressed a number of controversial opinions in favor of restricting civil liberties during the pandemic response.
01:13:21.380On X, Valaket expressed his support for shutting down schools in May of 2021, calling it irresponsible to send children to school.
01:13:28.640This feels like a somewhat irresponsible thing to tweet if you can't support it with a source of some kind, said Valaket.
01:13:34.760We want schools to be open right now as they are under current vaccine conditions.
01:13:39.440And by the way, we know that by and large, 99.99999% of children were not affected with
01:14:06.460The PMO did not respond to a request for comment from True North in July of 2021.
01:14:12.340Vallec had said that unvaccinated adults who don't care about getting infected with COVID
01:14:16.220were going to kill unvaccinated children,
01:14:18.300despite the fact that children dying from COVID was an extremely rare occurrence.
01:14:23.280So to answer your question, if this ends, it ends when all of our children can be vaccinated
01:14:28.060because right now the people who don't care if they get COVID and die
01:14:31.860can and will hurt and kill unvaccinated children.
01:14:34.840And this guy, this guy spreading lie after lie after lie after lie in front of millions and millions and millions of people on a very accessible social media platform.
01:14:46.540This guy is the guy they decide to hire to be the director of communications for the prime minister's office of Canada.
01:14:52.960That is absolutely unacceptable to me. Unacceptable.
01:15:01.640They have a brand new right leaning government there.
01:15:04.660It's a coalition thing going on in New Zealand.
01:15:07.680They've got a kind of a different way of voting in their governments there.
01:15:11.980It's similar to Canada's, but not really.
01:15:14.640It's not the first past the post system.
01:15:17.520It's more of a balanced kind of a popular vote sort of thing.
01:15:21.660But the opposition national party has won the New Zealand election, taking enough seats to form a coalition with its allies on the right wing of politics.
01:15:28.860incumbent prime minister chris hipkins of labor phoned nationals leader chris luxon to concede
01:15:34.820defeat mr luxon thanks national voters said they had reached for hope and voted for change
01:15:39.440so that's another one chile again people are concerned about the new president of chile being
01:15:45.460linked to the world economic forum i'm not so sure that that's completely true same goes for uh
01:15:51.520possibly the new prime minister in the netherlands and now we've got a brand new i think the world is
01:15:57.920waking up, friends. I really think the world is waking up. Let's hope we're not bamboozled by
01:16:04.420these people who claim to be something they're not. That is a concern that's very valid. I
01:16:10.520totally understand that. But again, let's not look for boogeymen in every closet because that's no0.91
01:16:17.180way to live. If it's like that, then so be it. We will still know. I don't think we'll be shocked0.95
01:16:23.020by it will we and then we'll be able to stand up and fight really fight for ourselves this time
01:16:30.540uh some good news here tim allen and roseanne bar and by the way they're just like us
01:16:36.580they're working on a new sitcom together the rumor is true tim allen is partnering with
01:16:43.320roseanne bar for a pilot and seven episodes of what will surely be a new hit sitcom
01:16:50.120and that is it for the show tonight my friends hang on