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00:09:15.840nanosilver.ca that is canada nanosilver.ca welcome to grant abraham grant you're going to get a very
00:09:23.600warm welcome tonight from the people on rumble and twitter and youtube and and facebook because
00:09:28.660i told them to give our special guests the warm welcome tonight uh thanks for coming on the show
00:09:36.100hope you had a great thanksgiving weekend my friend having a great thanksgiving weekend and
00:09:41.040it's a delight to be here i'm looking forward to our far-reaching conversation i understand this
00:09:45.900is going to be yeah yeah we're going to be talking about a lot of things so there's a lot of things
00:09:49.800going on in the world right now and you know some of it leads back to how canada is being handled by
00:09:55.720the trudeau government especially in the past few years since the pandemic started in april or sorry
00:10:02.200march of 2020 now you point that out in your book as a matter of fact canada was kind of sliding
00:10:07.800into a oh what do we call it a left-wing sinkhole slowly not noticeably and then it really
00:10:16.840accelerated in the past three years um to the point where it's glaringly obvious to anybody who
00:10:24.000has got eyes and ears as to what's going on but how do you explain the people that just don't see
00:10:29.280it still well this is why i wrote the book i spent uh little time really in terms of analyzing what
00:10:37.020the liberal party is doing with government in this country uh from my perspective my thesis
00:10:43.220is basically that the the biggest challenge to canada right now is the conservative party
00:10:49.060and the fact that canadians think the conservative party are going to be the solution for this and i
00:10:54.180ask the rhetorical question, if we get rid of the man, do we get rid of the plan? And this is really
00:11:01.560a discussion about what post-nation state means and what the loss of our sovereignty means.
00:11:07.540And the context for that conversation is really about all the things that the Conservatives aren't
00:11:13.020doing to engage the very serious and troubling comments that are coming from the Liberal Party
00:11:18.680that really aren't on our radar in terms of a declaration of intention for where they're taking
00:11:25.700the country. Interesting. You point out post-nation state. That's something Trudeau
00:11:30.880said to the New York Times. I think it was just after he was elected. Yes. And nobody ever really
00:11:36.740understood that. I'm still a little bit unclear as to what he meant by that. And apparently he
00:11:43.940seemed to know something that we didn't know because now I get exactly what he was talking
00:11:48.400about at the point it was what is he even talking about so what did he mean by that to the people
00:11:52.140yeah well i mean post nation state when i heard that um i've done a lot of work overseas
00:11:58.320i've seen whoops i've seen the development of let me get that back on one second sure
00:12:04.200is that an antique radio behind you there that's how real life is hey sorry about that
00:12:14.940Yeah, no, I've done a lot of work overseas and just watched what has happened with the participation of the British in the European Union and watched how that moved from an economic agenda into a cultural transformation agenda where they suddenly woke up and realized that they were losing their Britishness.
00:12:36.980They were losing control of their borders. They were losing their control of their money. And that's exactly why Brexit happened. That was the pith, if you will, pith and marrow of the discussion.
00:12:51.600It was a movement away from our understanding of inalienable individual rights in a country towards a discussion about a collective authority, kind of a faceless authority.
00:13:05.540And the best metaphor that I have that I use to talk about what post-nation state means is that in Canada, we're used to having a relatively short chain between the voters, the electorate and the elected officials, whether it's municipal or provincial or federal or whatever.
00:13:24.200And when we really get uptight and we jerk that chain, they feel it, and there's a response, some kind of a response.
00:13:31.880And the reality of post-nation statehood is that that chain is so long that when it's pulled and jerked, the chain absorbs the energy, and the governors who we don't elect don't even feel the reverberation within the chain.
00:13:52.040Are you talking about a one world government, Grant?
00:13:55.860I essentially am. And that is the migration of state sovereignty into one world government. Correct. And that's what we're seeing in the migration of these various treaties that we're signing with the WHO.
00:14:11.460and the other overarching agenda to move to collective governance rather than government that is democratically elected.
00:14:23.740So all of the refugees, and I put that in air quotes because I don't believe that anybody coming to Canada from the United States across an invisible border is a refugee.
00:14:35.300um all of these people who have been uh and this is not just a canadian problem as everybody knows
00:14:42.400the southern border in the united states has been wide open for the past three or four years now
00:14:47.560um that is intentional well i think that uh there's a discussion there certainly to try and
00:14:56.200reconcile why there's this mass migration uh this migration issue uh began after the arab spring
00:15:02.920and we saw it begin earlier in in the european union and there are significant repercussions
00:15:09.640of that in germany uh as you've seen economic migrants not so much refugees moving uh north
00:15:17.140in europe and the same phenomena has occurred now at the southern border of the u.s it's a it's a
00:15:24.300as the americans say there's a lot of fuzz on that peach but one has to wonder what the economic
00:15:31.000advantage is of having unbridled and open borders where you're not even monitoring or providing the
00:15:40.340paperwork to allow people to to work and get jobs is creating a two-tier employment system
00:15:46.820there's all kinds of sovereignty issues with that so what we've got here in the last three days is
00:15:54.000Hamas attacking Israel, killing, I think it's 300 people and injuring 1500 more, at least those are
00:16:01.320the latest numbers that I was able to glean today. Netanyahu says there's going to be a response that
00:16:06.860will be remembered for generations. And what we've been seeing across the Western world are
00:16:12.580celebrations from Palestinians and not just Palestinians, but union leaders, LGBT, all of
00:16:20.160intersectional left has gotten together to celebrate what these these terrorists have done
00:16:26.320in israel and people i'm going to call them old stock canadians for lack of a better term as
00:16:33.440stephen harper used several years ago are terrified i mean we could be seeing this escalate
00:16:41.600to the point where there is violence in the streets of canada which is something that people
00:16:45.520have been warning about for several years now well it's uh it is a profound issue well first
00:16:54.900of all we would like to think that we've moved beyond uh emerging insurgent violence uh anywhere
00:17:02.080in the world although we know that that's an aspiration it's it's not a fact um i've spent
00:17:09.400quite a bit of time in the middle east and i understand some of some of the tensions there
00:17:13.760um when i watched the the events unfolding that we were showing they were shocking they were brutal
00:17:21.700uh in one scenario there was a scenario where a woman was taken from a festival i understand
00:17:28.700she was beaten she was raped her limbs were broken in every breakable place she was killed
00:17:36.300she was put in a the back of a pickup truck driven down the street naked and spat upon
00:17:41.520and that seems to be a much more confrontational expression of freedom than we're used to seeing
00:17:52.000and I was very surprised to see Hamas flags flying in Canada. I was more shocked to see
00:18:00.480some of the rhetoric coming from what will what you call what the intersectional left
00:18:05.000that was, in a way, elevating what was going on
00:18:10.160as some expression of self-determination or freedom.
00:18:13.460And I think it's a very interesting discussion.
00:18:15.920It's almost ironic to think about the LGTB community celebrating Hamas
00:18:23.060because if the LGTB community were in Israel, anywhere near Hamas,
00:18:28.500they wouldn't be celebrating anything.
00:18:32.260So it just shows you how disconnected the thought and logic process is in relation to this kind of a discussion.
00:18:39.560And the interesting thing is, is that while there may be an agenda to elevate that kind of expression of freedom, there's also, I think in Canada, a suppression of what is a righteous rebellion in this country in terms of this slide left where people are finding their nation unrecognizable.
00:19:02.260And, you know, there are tipping points, I think, that are embedded not too far beneath the waterline in this nation. And there's scenarios that I think we need to be very careful about in terms of flaming these kinds of polarized views.
00:19:19.500because i know in western canada at least there's a very strong undercurrent within the grassroots
00:19:26.700that has a little tolerance for what they're seeing as an expression of lgtbq philosophy
00:19:35.060and i'm not i'm not making any comments here on what you know what i think about homosexual people
00:19:41.480or their right to have relationships where they want but you start to cross the line into saying
00:19:47.240that love is love. And it's okay to groom a child away from their innocence and towards
00:19:56.240a sexualized understanding prematurely or to kind of normalize pedophilia. And we're not into
00:20:04.880political discussions anymore. These aren't policy discussions. These are discussions that are rooted
00:20:10.660in religious freedom, the primacy of parental authority. They're discussions that are rooted
00:20:16.640in what a nation is going to define itself to be and if and and i know that when i talk to
00:20:23.020everyday canadians of all uh all colors and creeds they draw a line around the innocence
00:20:28.980of their children and their grandchildren so if this agenda is going to be pushed and normalized
00:20:33.700in any kind of way i would expect there will be an engaged discussion and confrontation in relation
00:20:41.060to what is normalized in Canada and I say that very carefully I say a discussion and confrontation
00:20:48.260in discussion I don't mean a confrontation but if this stuff is waved in your faces where it's okay
00:20:54.520to take this innocent civilian citizens of a nation and basically butcher them on the street
00:20:59.700and we're selling that celebrating that in in the country there's not there's not a very long road
00:21:05.380to physical confrontation. And actually part of the discussion of this book is to actually to get
00:21:11.760the people in Canada that possess the vote that are basically parked in a cul-de-sac within the
00:21:18.980Conservative Party to engage this discussion and fix it. Because all of the people that came out
00:21:25.520of the reform era, the social conservative Christian right, have been put in a cul-de-sac.
00:21:32.040they're being gaslit into believing that someday their value issues are actually going to be
00:21:38.060advanced but all we ever hear about is a little bit of fiscal policy and a lot of discussion about
00:21:43.880you're going to be more free because you're going to have more money in your pocket and so how
00:21:48.340shallow is that we all know anybody with any experience that money follows values values
00:21:54.180don't follow money interesting you ran for the leadership of the conservative party of canada
00:22:00.680I guess, hoping to try and change the track that they're currently on.
00:22:04.940Is it politically expedient for Pierre Polyev, who is the current leader, obviously, to ignore certain things and comment on certain things three or four days later or call Christine Anderson, a member of the European Parliament, a hard right political figure or a Nazi, I believe, as Justin Trudeau described her?
00:22:24.440I mean, this guy seems to shoot himself in the foot and then takes two steps forward, shoots himself in the foot and then takes two steps back when it comes to the social conservative movement in Canada.
00:22:36.120Do these people even understand what is going on in this country or are they completely and totally out to lunch?
00:22:43.800I think they're trying to run some kind of algorithm for a calculus to power. I think that it was modeled by Stephen Harper when all of the social conservatives, Christian Wright, recognized that there needed to be a unification in order to attain the prime minister's office.
00:23:01.200And that was done by promising the reformers that their agenda would be advanced within the stronger conservative party.
00:23:31.640He said, what we're facing in Canada now is dark moral nihilism.
00:23:36.120And a moral nihilism is a moral vacuum that has basically degraded the value framework of a country so that the very expression of the values that have established the Western democracies are now disregarded.
00:23:52.880We are now seeing that. We're drinking of that cup right now, even in this discussion about Hamas and basic, the expression of Hamas in Canada, support for Hamas in Canada, and that movement away from even a respect for human dignity.
00:24:10.800And the troubling part, and I go on and I discuss this a little further in the book, was that basically Stephen Harper, in my opinion, didn't have the moral courage to refer to that dark moral nihilism as evil.
00:24:29.240And this is a new discussion for Canadians because suddenly we're putting what used to be policy discussions in a space that we were not allowed to talk about the sacred because there was a secular space created.
00:24:46.240And now it's a challenge, because we've all been groomed and enculturated in this nation, if we grew up here, to be kind of tolerant and not have these conversations. And basically, we neuter off the value framework that guides most of our life. And I think in my research, I established that 67% of Canadians hold some transcendental understanding of spirituality, i.e. they have a framework for moral right and wrong that's derived from a spiritual truth.
00:25:14.620canada has embraced existentialism ever since the end of world war ii but you mentioned steven
00:25:22.680harper and you say he didn't have the moral courage to call it what it is evil other people
00:25:27.140are suggesting that steven harper was complicit in giving canada right over to the united nations
00:25:33.600in the world economic forum when he signed the uh the un 17 sustainable development goals charter
00:25:41.040back in 2015 and even brian mulrooney in 1992 signing the uh united nations uh i forget exactly
00:25:51.280what that one was called but that was the first one mark friesen discusses that one a little bit
00:25:55.840so are we talking about the conservatives as part of the problem knowingly part of the problem i
00:26:01.660think i think that we are that's exactly what we're talking about and i go on further and i
00:26:06.080say that this has become a part of the enculturation within the Conservative Party, because if I came
00:26:13.040across a quote by a young MP within the Conservative Party that was basically recognizing what Stephen
00:26:18.940Harper had done, and his comment was that there had been a taming of the social conservative
00:26:27.780right, those bombastic and embarrassing people that were a part of the reform era. And yet,
00:26:35.440If you look at the makeup of the Conservative Party, there is a substantive part of the Conservative Party of Canada that have their spiritual root system or at least their Judeo-Christian value framework in the moral code, the exact same civic moral code that built this country.
00:26:56.200And so this sense of having tamed the social conservative Christian right is an alarming discussion because actually if people actually think about this and stay in the rut, anybody who's thinking on that kind of framework have to, and I know they are, recognize that they have a responsibility to steward their light in relation to this country.
00:27:27.020And so for the first time, I think, in our history, because of this advance of this normalization of pedophilia and the sexualization of children that we're facing from the left,
00:27:38.240there can't be a cohabiting within the Conservative Party and anybody that holds a Christian faith.
00:27:45.380And this is a shocking message because for yours and my whole lifetime, we've been able to be a Canadian and we've been able to be a person of faith.
00:27:52.560And now when you look at issues like Bill C-4, this conversion therapy bill that will send a parent to prison for talking to or praying with their child about their sexual transition, we have a real problem.
00:28:06.700And that problem is radically enhanced when you consider that the Conservative Party unanimously voted that bill in under Erin O'Toole.
00:28:16.280So these are things that violate not just Christians' perspective of the primacy of parental authority.
00:28:32.520And this notion of the child becoming the property of the state first and the parents are the guardians is an obnoxious violation of this principle of parental authority.
00:28:42.460and all of that is rooted in our inalienable rights that we draw from our understanding that
00:28:48.720god gives us our freedom and that's embedded in our religious freedom so if we're just like
00:28:54.240cruising around playing golf and watching netflix and not actually thinking about the cliff that
00:28:59.580we're advancing towards uh while we live within the conservative party i think there'll be a
00:29:04.960deeper answer that will have to be given at some point in the future grant abraham is our guest
00:29:09.860he's the author of the battle for the soul of canada firing the forge and we're going to talk
00:29:14.420a little bit later on as to how we can get this back but grant i mean in the last eight years
00:29:19.000what we've seen from the hard left who seems to be running the country these days uh at least
00:29:26.880eight years of it and certain provinces manitoba being a brand new ndp government uh coming to
00:29:32.560power. They seem to have done a miraculous job of making anybody who believes what they don't
00:29:40.500believe, or sorry, what they believe, sorry, anybody who doesn't believe what they believe,
00:29:44.420a villain, a bigot, a hater, a racist. And anybody who speaks up against that
00:29:51.880is vilified and in some cases will lose their job. I mean, this is the same playbook they used
00:29:58.640with the COVID-19 vaccine and with climate change, climate denier, if you'll recall. I mean,
00:30:04.900I haven't heard that expression used so much lately, but that has been used in the past.
00:30:09.840It's the same playbook that they're using. How can we overcome this?
00:30:16.440Well, I think for so long, we've been the, this perspective that you're talking about as we
00:30:22.380has been the silent ascendant majority that they have had to overcome.
00:30:28.240And I think that because the Canadian sense in our everyday lives
00:30:35.180was that things weren't dramatically changing,
00:30:38.220we weren't really too concerned and were probably,
00:30:41.840if I had my perspective, and I was a kid in the late 70s and early 80s,
00:30:46.620and a lot of this stuff I watched happen,
00:30:49.040albeit indirectly, over the last few decades, right?
00:30:52.980Like there's been an emergence of these kinds of discussions.
00:30:55.760And I think the feeling with most Canadians was that there's likely space in quarters
00:31:01.080for the advance of these kinds of issues, and that's within our scope of tolerance as Canadians.
00:31:08.060And so there's been this emergence of these kinds of issues that are now culminating in mountains,
00:31:17.080if you will that we're not prepared to have crossed lines that we're not prepared to have
00:31:22.160crossed like the innocence of our children and so it's becoming a real discussion and what you know
00:31:26.600what do we do about that i think it's exactly about we shouldn't be not having the conversation
00:31:34.280because someone calls us a bigot i mean i was really astonished when i listened to that leaked
00:31:40.400zoom call by the union leaders leading up to the million person march right i don't know if you
00:31:46.200listen to that. I can't say that I can quote it. But my recollection is that there was a great
00:31:54.780celebration of what was called seasoned protesters who were going to come and intimidate the people
00:32:02.320that were marching to support family values and the non-sexualization of their kids. And they were
00:32:08.260referred to as, I think, haters, if I remember, and fascists. And I just couldn't believe the
00:32:15.220rhetoric of hatred for something as simple as protecting the innocence of children that the
00:32:20.180Muslims in this country was calling the Christians to support them in. And so that kind of polarization,
00:32:27.800that language, I think we just have to say, okay, you say what you will, but we're still going to
00:32:33.380have this conversation. There needs to be a moral imperative where we're drawing these lines and
00:32:38.040And we're not we're not we're not stopping having this conversation because you want a label.
00:32:44.840So there's a problem, though, when you say that, I mean, we get censored on social media.
00:32:50.100We go to a school board meeting to try and have a discussion with them and they close the doors and call us bigots.
00:32:56.380And then the next day they'll call. Well, sorry, that night they'll call the police.
00:33:00.060The police come to break up, what, 34 parents, some of them angry and rightfully so out of a parking lot.
00:33:06.780And then they'll call up a newspaper the next morning and talk to their reporter friends and get a smear article written on these people.
00:33:13.140They're just regular Canadian parents who want to know what their kids are learning in school.
00:33:18.820But somehow now, according to whichever newspaper writes the article, they're right wing extremist knuckle draggers.
00:33:25.960If you say anything about it on social media, you can actually get completely taken down.
00:33:31.740You know, and so therein lies the problem. Is there a way around that without having to stand on a 20th floor balcony with a megaphone in your hand?
00:33:40.160Well, I think that there is. And I think that the convoy sent the message that there's a brewing expression out there that is linked to a discussion of these issues of people who don't want to see the social contract in this country changed.
00:33:57.140And I think it's going to be about the wisdom on the left in terms of presenting or preparing a way for these conversations to happen.
00:34:06.620And I think this is part of what the book is about, because the book is calling people to this sense of responsibility for the stewardship of their light, recognizing that we're dealing with darkness, that there's a personal responsibility to steward light.
00:34:22.240And that's certainly not far away from an understanding of Christian theology.
00:34:27.020It's embedded within anybody who's who's a person of Christian faith.
00:34:31.880And then it's about I think we're us understanding as Canadians what we've done to contribute to this in not engaging it in two generations.
00:34:40.080it's about us as Canadians looking at what's going on across our country and recognizing that
00:34:46.620there's other Canadians that we don't normally see or rub shoulders with that feel the same way
00:34:52.280that are validating the same values and it's that it's a lot harder to validate from our
00:34:59.020our press that likes to vilify you know kind of white old stock Canadians so this Muslim
00:35:06.300million person march led by the muslim community was a significant uh standard being raised in that
00:35:13.000discussion because suddenly you have these issues of religious freedom parental authority and the
00:35:19.360the the protection of the innocence of our children being raised as something that relates to
00:35:24.440families it is relevant to the Sikh community the muslim community and and the christian community
00:35:31.580And you start putting those communities and you put them together as voices, that starts to become a movement of people when they find each other. And that movement of people is going to find a new political expression in Canada. And that's what's coming. And this is the ground that's being made fertile for this space.
00:35:49.640interesting that you say that i was thinking that very thing this morning and then i thought wait a
00:35:55.160minute a lot of these hamas people who infiltrated israel the last three days and did those horrible
00:36:03.040things that you described earlier in the show are a muslim yeah now they are extremists there is no
00:36:09.320doubt about it but they do identify as muslim and we do understand there are different categories of
00:36:15.400Muslims out there. But is that going to make it harder for Christians and Sikhs and Aboriginal
00:36:22.540and Muslims to work together in this one million person march demonstration? There's another one
00:36:29.840coming up in a couple of weeks, by the way, nationwide, because of the suspicion involved.
00:36:34.580I mean, are we seeing some of the same people celebrating Hamas that are also
00:36:38.240protesting to get their parental rights back? Well, I sure hope that
00:36:43.600it's not as divisive around the issue of Islam as that.
00:36:50.820I mean, that's kind of the flag that could be waved
00:36:55.260in terms of creating a tense conversation.
00:36:58.320I think when I had the discussions here
00:37:01.020with some of the Muslim leadership in Calgary,
00:37:03.300I saw very reasonable, thoughtful people,
00:37:06.740one of whom had fought in the Lebanese Civil War.
00:37:09.640He had recognized in that war that the Christian side of that civil war in terms of their political position was offering a better future than the Muslim side of the political offering that caused the civil war between the two.
00:37:25.500And as a Muslim, he fought for the Christian side of the country, was taken prisoner, and had his fingernails ripped out in a torture session in order to have information attained.
00:37:40.480The interesting thing about this conversation was that his position was on the march to protect the future of our children together, was that if he can live through that, he can deal with anything the Canadian left government is going to do to him.
00:37:58.480And that's the kind of resolve I think that we need to begin to engage within this country. And it can't just be a five-minute discussion every four years at a political rally, and I'm going to vote conservative because my grandparents did.
00:38:11.600We have now issues that are defining what our security as a people are going to be, our value systems in terms of the elevation of the family.
00:38:23.740We're talking about our prosperity and our wealth.
00:38:27.560And this is what a lot of the immigrants, new immigrants that I talk to across the country are saying to me.
00:38:33.140It's like basically they're basically paraphrasing.
00:38:37.540They're basically saying, what are you guys doing?
00:38:39.040we came to the country for all these issues, all these values, and you guys just seem to be
00:38:45.620abandoning them. And they're what actually built this country and made it aspirational to come to.
00:38:52.520And so I really have to say that the challenge that we have is that we have been groomed in
00:39:00.160our discussion, to actually not talk about a value system that is derived by the understanding
00:39:09.460of the supremacy of God. Because we must recognize that the Judeo-Christian moral civic code
00:39:17.720is what built this country. And if you want to talk about God, you know, the God of Abraham,
00:39:23.620Isaac, and Jacob to define him. We're talking about a God that the essence of his whole
00:39:31.300concept of relationship with men and women is the freedom to choose whether you're in that
00:39:37.660relationship. That is what our nation's sense of freedom is based upon in terms of Judeo-Christian
00:39:45.140civic moral order. So no longer can we abandon those conversations because some secularists
00:39:53.340or marxist or someone else says that they're not relevant they're absolutely relevant our nation
00:39:59.080is being discipled by secularists with a religious ethos that is taking us to a moral vacuum
00:40:07.520so what other thing can we do the only thing that dispels darkness is light
00:40:12.760right but the thing is what we've had in canada is is this i was going to say steady stream but
00:40:21.760it's not been a steady stream it's been a tidal wave of refugees immigrants coming in from many
00:40:29.420countries around the world and middle eastern countries are obviously included in that and
00:40:34.840there has been no conditions placed upon any of these folks and so they tend to ghettoize because
00:40:40.940human nature dictates that people look for like-minded people people of their same faith
00:40:46.780people of the same culture uh people of their same skin color the way they look all of that
00:40:52.420stuff so what what's happened in canada is we've we've gotten this incredible ghettoization of
00:40:58.360different cultures it's not a melting pot at all it's what justin trudeau likes to call diversity
00:41:04.800which is not diversity at all it's just a bunch of silos of different people and you know i i mean
00:41:10.140i'm out quite a bit and i hear so many different languages being spoken in our country uh they
00:41:16.660don't even have to learn english or french anymore and they can get by in this country for the rest
00:41:22.260of their lives like that why has this happened has this been a slow deterioration of canadian
00:41:27.400values has this been the fault of uh the the trudeau government or has this been longer lasting
00:41:33.860than that well i think that it's an expression of the best values of canada which is to allow
00:41:40.480people in to the country that are seeking a better life and that's been our entire history
00:41:45.400This issue of not transitioning or shaping them into an understanding of their civic responsibilities as citizen of a nation, I think that we have some work to do on that.
00:41:56.540I also think, though, that in a sense it's kind of a cynical question, not that you're cynical at all, but what I mean by that is that many of these nationalities that are coming to the country have not had the impediment of a Marxist-based education that is degrading the society or their understanding of God that gives inalienable rights.
00:42:23.840and while they may come in that and be pointed to the liberal party because they're the ones that
00:42:29.020have allowed them in they have a very deep and reverent understanding about a god if not the
00:42:36.380god that i referenced a moment ago and i think when they actually see that there's this kind of
00:42:42.480moral deterioration within our country i don't think it'll be very difficult to move them to a
00:42:47.560conversation where they can radically connect to a message of freedom of religion, the primacy of
00:42:55.180parental authority, and the protection of the innocence of our children, in addition to all
00:42:59.680the other fiscal and monetary conservative policies that we'd like to see in Canada that
00:43:05.220we usually talk about. I think they're a sleeper cell that's actually going to disrupt the nation
00:43:11.600because they're coming with a perception of value that they thought we had
00:43:18.920and that we've lost, and I'm actually arguing that we need to return to
00:43:23.560to rebuild this country and give an off-ramp out of this mess.
00:43:28.640That's very interesting you would say that.
00:45:17.980And I think probably for me, the discussion is that there's a lot of understanding exactly where that is coming from.
00:45:25.280And I think that for me to engage that discussion of the root system of it, if that's if that's really what you're asking, I don't I don't know that that that serves us because I think that there is a cadre of Canadians that are exactly a part of this.
00:45:41.560I would call them a fifth column in our government. And it's, and this is why we are steering this way. And, you know, there are, I went through the, the entire race for the leadership of the Conservative Party. I wasn't involved in politics in Canada. I was just an everyday Canadian.
00:46:00.100My mother's family was a homesteader in Saskatchewan.
00:46:04.600I was born in Alberta, and I was raised in the lower mainland of BC.
00:46:08.700And I saw that there were not the conversations that were happening in this country that we needed to be happening.
00:46:16.920And I started into this race as a total unknown.
00:46:20.400It took me six weeks to raise the first $50,000 that I needed to raise to get to my interview.
00:46:26.320And it took me so long that by the time that I raised that money, I only had 10 days left to raise the next $250,000 plus.
00:46:37.860And I think by God's grace and by people all over the country that were resonating with the reality of the conversations,
00:46:46.280the real conversations that I was having, that they knew there was a hidden hand that was steering this country over the edge,
00:46:52.880regardless of the ins and outs of the root system, of the evil behind it, that money all came in in
00:47:00.120the last 72 hours, to the degree that it shocked the party, and they hardly knew what to do with
00:47:04.980me. And actually, they hid or misplaced $62,000. So they could say that I never attained the full
00:47:12.620amount. And when I hired a forensic accountant to find it and show it to them, they had to
00:47:18.560to the truth. And then they backed out of the verification of my signatures. So what I bumped
00:47:27.060into inside of the Conservative Party was a cadre of gray suits within the party that are controlling
00:47:35.340the narrative of what happens above the street level in terms of discussions. So isn't it
00:47:43.420astonishing that we've had two leadership races since justin true two leadership races within the
00:47:49.360conservative party since justin trudeau and possibly three uh since justin trudeau became
00:47:54.220prime minister and we're talking about a post-nation state and we're talking about a reset
00:47:58.460and have you ever heard that conversation happen at the at the house house of commons or the
00:48:04.800parliament well they tried it once they tried it once but i mean that's the kind of thing that you
00:48:09.740have referendums on. That's the kind of things you put in your political manifesto so that you
00:48:15.860can actually engage in informed debate in terms of a national election. It's not something that's
00:48:20.680led by a minority government. So this really is the discussion of our age right now. It's what
00:48:30.320the Liberals are doing, and it's what the Conservative Party is not doing. And I think
00:48:34.420everybody out there needs to hear me say that this is this is a corrosive agenda within the
00:48:41.280conservative party i don't believe that every every conservative mp is a bad person i think
00:48:47.420they're on a rusting corroded ship and i think they need to get off that's what i think and so
00:48:54.860until we actually start to have these conversations and talk about these kinds of issues and and what
00:49:00.720everybody knows i mean we can talk about if you want to talk about the invocation of the emergency
00:49:06.360powers if you want to talk about why we can't find uh kids women that are being killed along
00:49:12.640the highway of tears but we can isolate a mother that some single mother somewhere in british
00:49:17.280columbia that donated 50 to the convoy and she got her account frozen like we really have some
00:49:22.640some questions and things to talk about and the biggest victim in all of this stuff in our nation
00:49:27.920is truth and justice that follows truth i agree with you and you've mentioned cabal and you've
00:49:36.120mentioned gray suits and don't you think it behooves us to know who the actual enemy is
00:49:42.400yeah i think uh i think uh it does uh but uh names and uh at names i'm not i'm not going to
00:49:50.200get into discussing here i can understand that but i mean seriously you know klaus schwab is
00:49:57.500generally the fall guy for all of this from the world economic forum but sure okay well i mean
00:50:03.620on that level i thought you were asking me about in canada well i mean i could be out because it
00:50:09.320all rules it all comes yeah sure it does well i mean close schwab is the is the marketing arm of
00:50:14.640this of this entire agenda right and um this is a real challenge it's not like this agenda is
00:50:22.120hidden in plain sight. And part of the book is a discussion about what Article 2030 means of the
00:50:28.640agenda, UN Agenda 2030. And what that is, is basically a pulling up of the foundation stones
00:50:37.140that built this nation and establishing something that's very different, that redefines what you and
00:50:42.120I understand by prosperity and wealth, and even individual inalienable rights and authority that
00:50:48.860we have in a democratic process the language is amazingly flowery and positive because it talks
00:50:55.540about sustainability but when you actually augur into that narrative within agenda 2030 you're
00:51:02.780seeing the deconstruction of our country and that is what we're dealing with here in our country
00:51:08.380now that political agenda being implemented and to have the real conversations about it
00:51:14.620If Canadians really knew, this conversation wouldn't last one month if they really understood what was happening.
01:10:13.900He's come to our consciousness nationally in the past couple of weeks.
01:10:18.420And what an embarrassment this guy is.
01:10:20.480What the Canadian Union of Public Employees, CUPE, has again roused the fury of Canadians for taking a radical political stand, this time Local 3906, representing over 3,000 taxpayer-funded employees in the Hamilton area, made a since-deleted post on X Saturday in response to the Hamas invasion of Israel.
01:10:42.880It said, Palestine is rising. Long live the resistance.
01:10:48.700any union leader any union leader who makes political stances in this day and age should
01:10:57.540be fired immediately as a matter of fact i'll go one step further now and say unions have no place
01:11:04.040in politics ever they should not be allowed to buy advertising billboards nothing unions are
01:11:12.900there for one purpose, and that is to serve the employees who are members. They are not
01:11:18.520there to make political gains. That's all there is to it. They've become too powerful
01:11:25.660and it's time to neuter them, in my opinion. You may disagree, but that's what I think.
01:11:32.820On Friday, we didn't have a show, but Google announced that they're threatening to block
01:11:39.920news links over the new law the online streaming act bill c18 as we've called it for the past few
01:11:46.260months google is taking on justin trudeau and canada's upcoming online news act it's not in
01:11:52.160place yet the online news act even though it is a law it's not being enforced until december
01:11:59.720google is threatening to block news article links from their search results and suggestions
01:12:05.720if the act goes into effect in december the new act requires online platforms to pay news
01:12:12.700organizations for content you can find that on firstpost.com so facebook is already doing it
01:12:20.320google is about to do it which means you can't google any news or you won't be able to google
01:12:27.140any news in canada let's see if trudeau actually lets that happen rfk jr made an announcement to
01:17:50.360You're going to find all kinds of Marxists, leftists, whatever else is whining and bitching and moaning on social media tonight and for the next few days.
01:18:00.600And I've already engaged some of them.
01:18:02.260you can see them on my x page you might get a laugh out of that stuff bottom line is this
01:18:06.980if you walked up to any of these marxists or these lgbtq supporters or non-binaries whatever
01:18:15.980and said you have to wear this shirt today to show your support for me
01:18:20.360how long do you think it would be before they yelled and screamed fascist fascist you can't
01:18:26.900force me what to tell me what to wear you can't force me that well okay look
01:18:30.260first of all the NHL does not want to be political they've down they've been down that road they took
01:18:36.540a lot of heat and now Gary Bettman makes a good decision he says you want you want to know what
01:18:40.800you want to be gay fine be gay we don't care we don't need to advertise it you don't need to jam
01:18:48.320it down our throats and besides every shop and service you walk past in any large city has got
01:18:54.500one of those ridiculous flags on the window or the door why do you need us wearing your
01:18:59.640ridiculous rainbow jerseys or rainbow hockey tape you don't and the fact that we don't want to do
01:19:08.720it makes us bigots are you kidding me it's not inclusive hockey is not for everybody because
01:19:15.100you won't bow down to what we demand all right we can accept you without having to sing from
01:19:23.040the rooftops how wonderful it is to be transgender right can we all agree on that i thought so
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01:19:41.820and that's it for the show tonight you guys i'll be back tomorrow night eight o'clock central for
01:19:47.180another shadow at night live stream oh oh i'm also in the midst of getting an extremely potent
01:19:56.620guest for the show hopefully at some point next week um she'll be on this show the one we're
01:20:05.900going to do with this guest will not be on facebook or youtube and the reason for that is
01:20:15.600obviously the censorship so we're going to keep that show to x and to rumble because this person
01:20:24.680worked with anthony fauci directly and knows exactly how evil he is and the things he did
01:20:35.380during his aids research years back in the 80s using babies