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00:09:41.260it is tacit investigations and security all right this story here is what brought my attention
00:09:49.260to the man who is appearing on the show tonight his name is peter mckisack
00:09:53.100it's on salt wire saltwire.com slash nova scotia offers to help fight nova scotia wildfires per
00:10:03.240pay not accepted says retired forestry technician peter mckisack he's going to tell that story
00:10:09.280in just a second also here's a crazy one here about Joe Biden going to Maui yesterday but we'll
00:10:16.140get to that in just a little bit let's bring him on now it's Peter MacIsaac from his home in Nova
00:10:21.120Scotia Peter thank you for coming on the show tonight I had a heck of a time tracking you down
00:10:25.320but I'm happy I did you're kind of a famous cat so um uh it's a pleasure to be on well I saw you
00:10:31.980on with Reiner Fulmich about a month ago and that let me know who you were because you released this
00:10:38.340video that you were telling me before we went on tonight went on to your youtube channel and then
00:10:42.220somebody picked it off and put it on to tiktok where it's received how many views something like
00:10:47.5201.7 million you were saying no 176.3 million oh wow that's insane so you know we had people down
00:10:58.840in australia new zealand i mean people all over the world and it was right when reiner's team got
00:11:03.580a hold of me it's kind of like getting a call from santa claus right i was like santa claus
00:11:07.900just called no kidding anyways peter i thought it was someone joking around and no it turns out
00:11:14.940that it wasn't and so that that video itself the one with reiner and his gang has gone viral on all
00:11:20.600platforms across the world too so you're you're speaking of famous cats you've gotten there myself
00:11:26.160or yourself so can you tell us about your background before we begin in this and then i
00:11:30.720want to go through the uh the story about you offering your services for free you and several
00:11:35.920other retired law enforcement slash firefighters offering your services for free for logistical
00:11:41.700support for all of the fires that were being fought in Nova Scotia and being turned down
00:11:46.740by the government, which I thought was absolutely ridiculous.
00:11:50.580So my background was, I went to university up in Thunder Bay, so I got my training in
00:11:56.920the boreal forest as a forest technologist, and I come back down to Nova Scotia, work
00:12:02.080private industry. And then I put in a 29 year career as a game warden slash firefighter
00:12:08.020wildlife specialist for the province of Nova Scotia. And we were armed down here. It was
00:12:13.120real exciting life. But one of the, one of the really exciting things that we did was
00:12:17.260forest firefighting. And personally, I was incident commander on probably well over a
00:12:22.460hundred fires and fought for forest fires up to 50,000 acres and actually fought fires
00:12:27.720out in Alberta and when Nova Scotia was having these major fires that we were having that we've
00:12:36.260never had fires this big I think that major fire that we had one of our major fires was around 200
00:12:41.520and I think it was 35 square kilometers which is big for Nova Scotia and when that started
00:12:48.360we were on notice to evacuate our home in Bedford which is where I'm located on the outskirts of
00:12:53.820halifax so i said to my wife i said well this is crazy i should be in the middle of this helping
00:12:58.580out even though i'm retired when we left work we still had our gear and i've team of guys different
00:13:05.020guys from different areas over my 29 year career these guys were hardcore experts at what they did
00:13:11.420and what i was why i called some of my guys who are you know guys that i still knew in the
00:13:17.260department that were on the fire lines and they said they said that pete this is said i mean this
00:13:23.060is a uh i'm not allowed to swear but it was an ss show right and they said uh we're understaffed
00:13:30.260we're overwhelmed we don't have the equipment we don't have the people uh if there's any way
00:13:34.980you can get out here come help us out so i started making phone calls through different government
00:13:40.020agencies and from there uh a lot of i covered all that in that other video but the bottom line was
00:13:45.700i put together a team of really good guys all recently retired uh we didn't fit the demographic
00:13:51.860though, to be hired for the Nova Scotian government. Now they have very specific
00:13:56.020inclusivity and diversity requirements. And none of the guys on our team fit any of those
00:14:04.200requirements. Now, I was never told that was the issue. As a matter of fact, I never got a call
00:14:08.360back other than saying thank you, but no thank you. And at one time they said, well, we'll put
00:14:12.660your name on the list. And we never got a call and homes were burning down. And the cost out here
00:14:17.740cost us to think around $250 million in lost real estate homes, the rest of it. And we stayed on
00:14:25.100standby for a full week to get called in while, you know, my home was engulfed in smoke. And our
00:14:35.260premier was on the news every day saying, we'll need up, we need all the help, we need this and
00:14:39.120that. And they basically stood in front of the camera and lied to every taxpayer in Nova Scotia
00:14:43.860said we're doing what we can to protect the property and they knew better because i i'd
00:14:48.260sent direct correspondence to the premier and the minister of natural resources and i know both of
00:14:53.220these guys personally right as a matter of fact i helped put the premier in office before i found
00:14:58.260out he was more of a marxist communist in my mind now he's definitely not a conservative i'll tell
00:15:02.980you that so the bottom line is is is these guys had an opportunity to put us in an incident
00:15:10.260command position where we could backfill on a number of the key key positions i'll give you
00:15:17.040an example our first six-man team had close to 200 years experience fighting fires in this
00:15:23.360particular forest region down here we have very different types than what they have out in bc
00:15:29.340than what they have in alberta what we have in northern ontario down here we have the atlantic
00:15:33.480forest region we have wind patterns that are almost virtually impossible to predict i'm looking
00:15:39.100on some of what's happening in BC now and they're running into the same problems when they have
00:15:43.040mountainous terrain I mean they had winds out there today in that Shishwap area that
00:15:47.840I think were as high as 70 kilometers an hour and there's really nothing you can do with fires
00:15:52.880when when you get those wind speeds you just get out of the way what ended up happening down
00:15:58.360when we were down here at the time I'd all I could have put together another five or six
00:16:04.260six-man teams. And the government has flat out refused to take any action while people's homes
00:16:11.160burned down. Now, I have talked to the Alberta government since, and they've actually implemented
00:16:16.240some of the things that I was talking about. They brought back the retirees, and they're using them
00:16:21.900in a mentor capacity where they're going in with junior teams that come in. These guys limit the
00:16:26.840expertise, and they're actually a huge asset to the province of Alberta now. So, down in Nova
00:16:32.720scotia beginning around 2012 with the failure of meritocracy the same failure that we talked
00:16:39.780we talked about earlier you see it in business we see it in government we see it in the school
00:16:43.780system people have been put in positions of uh we're talking about key positions where lives
00:16:51.620and livelihoods are consistently on the line and people have migrated to upper levels of management
00:16:56.540who aren't qualified to be greeters at walmart it's an absolute it's a catastrophe when i'm
00:17:01.940watching happen around me I mean it was bad when I was still working for the government but now
00:17:07.300it's just it's gone so far off the rails that one of the things I was able to talk about with
00:17:13.980Reiner Fulmec was we have a plan down in Nova Scotia and I'll get into that a little bit later
00:17:18.120we realized that the entire government party system is broken and the only people that figured
00:17:25.660out how to fix it is up in Nunavut where they have all independents up there now most people
00:17:31.120aren't aware of that. So when Nunavut formed a new government, they said, we need people finally
00:17:35.960in a position of government or a position that are people that are running our lives that are
00:17:40.100actually responsible to us. Because I can tell you this, our provincial government down here
00:17:44.480is not responsible to me or anybody else I know who are a single taxpayer. The federal government
00:17:49.100is not responsible to me or you or any of your listeners. They look at you, they're pathological,
00:17:54.740lying greasy social clarity well actually you know what a lot a lot of them are actually0.97
00:18:04.340psychopaths right who can actually come to your office and come in under the door whatever
00:18:08.800ever even open it they just slide under your door they're that greasy and i know because i was
00:18:13.840involved in politics in nova scotia after i retired in 2012 i i had a failed run for the
00:18:19.100Conservative Party. And if I'd have won, my plan was to become Minister of Natural Resources and
00:18:25.000go in and clean house. Because what happened in 2012 is the same thing that recently happened in
00:18:30.280Alberta. I can't confirm, I spent the last day trying to find data to confirm this is the case
00:18:35.900in BC, is people were getting in positions of power. And because they were wholly incompetent,
00:18:42.300they were unable to make intelligent decisions. And now we're living with the results
00:18:48.340of what happens is when these people get in positions of power i mean look down look down
00:18:53.740in the u.s we got a guy down there who's basically got dementia you know i mean well did you see what
00:18:59.640he said in hawaii yesterday the last night there was no comment i didn't see what he what he said
00:19:07.420in hawaii i'm going to bring this up now because i had alluded to it just off the top of the show
00:19:12.580look at this devastating wildfires sweep across maui august 8th reducing the historic and tourist
00:19:17.840town of Lahaina, almost completely to ashes. Businesses and homes destroyed and over 100
00:19:23.260people killed. About 850 are still unaccounted for in hopes of finding them alive or slim,
00:19:28.480according to officials. After considerable pressure to pay a visit to the island last week,
00:19:33.920Biden traveled to Maui on Monday. The president and first lady traveled by helicopter to the most
00:19:39.580affected areas on the island before meeting with local and community officials. There they are,
00:19:43.840getting off the plane, waving to people wearing their laces. During a speech to the crowd gathered
00:19:49.280in Lahaina, the president said he knew how it felt to lose a home. Here's what he said.
00:19:55.160I don't want to compare difficulties, but we have a little sense, Jill and I, of what it's like to
00:20:00.320lose a home. Years ago now, 15 years ago, I was in Washington doing Meet the Press. It was a sunny
00:20:05.500Sunday. Lightning struck at home on a little lake that's outside of our home, not a lake, a big pond,
00:20:10.860and hit a wire that came up underneath our home
00:20:14.180into the heating ducts and air conditioning ducts.
00:20:16.640To make a long story short, I almost lost my wife,
00:20:26.140That's what he compared the devastation
00:20:29.780that people in Maui are going through right now,
00:20:33.300almost losing your 67 Corvette and your cat.
00:20:37.640these people are wholly incompetent peter well you know what joe's in the wrong line of work
00:20:45.260where he really needs to be his advertising depends at this point in life right seriously
00:20:51.940i mean i mean he's an international he's an international laughingstock it's an actual0.57
00:20:57.680embarrassment i've got friends down in the u.s and i mean it's an it's just an international
00:21:02.720embarrassment the reality of it is is sleepy joe gave 700 i believe to the people who lost everything
00:21:10.380down there i mean what they need to do is change the name of maui to ukraine and then they can
00:21:17.280probably get 40 billion dollars sent over to them down there right but right now 700 bucks they lost
00:21:22.300700 they lost everything they lost everything you you uh alluded to the loss of the meritocracy
00:21:28.800earlier on in our discussion and you talked about it a bit before we went on the show tonight
00:21:33.980can we go back to the first instance in your opinion of when that started to happen because
00:21:39.040that's a big deal what's happening right now so most people aren't aware that back in the 90s
00:21:44.660uh there was a Sikh gentleman who had applied for a job in the RCMP
00:21:48.120and back then they were proud but they were a proud organization and they hadn't gone woke yet1.00
00:21:54.620Now they've spoken, they're just a destroyed, just a shell of what they once were. But this gentleman wanted to wear his ornamental headdress and his dagger. And someone somewhere made a decision, okay, let's do this.
00:22:09.940And what happened when that decision was made, that they were going to start, they were going to start kowtowing to individual requests to do specific things.
00:22:19.960And that was when the real diversity and inclusivity really launched here in Canada, because that opened the floodgates for everything that you see today.
00:22:30.480So what happened over in the RCMP, if you didn't endorse that, you could not move up through the ranks.
00:22:35.540and they stopped hiring basically white males.
00:22:39.800It was almost impossible in the early 90s
00:22:42.600to get into the mountains if you were a white male.
00:22:58.740provincial government policy down here requires
00:23:00.980that even you may be the most qualified,
00:23:04.080but you didn't tick enough boxes if someone's close to you and for example let's let's say
00:23:08.960they're a platypus in transmission or transition i don't care what they are but if they tick off
00:23:15.400enough boxes by provincial policy they have to give the job to them it doesn't matter whether
00:23:20.840or not to qualify and then once they're hired you can't fire them there's no way to get rid of them
00:23:26.240and what they tend to do is get lateral transfers and then they got to move them up
00:23:30.800And now every board of directors across Canada, every institution, everybody in our hospital systems, everybody in government, everybody across almost every business sector.
00:23:43.860Basically, if you do a 360 and you throw dark anywhere, you're going to come up with somebody in a position of leadership who shouldn't be there because they're a complete woke terror.
00:23:54.280They've got no business whatsoever doing anything that impacts my life or your life or any of your listeners' lives.
00:24:01.360I mean, you know, down here in the Maritime, it's almost a dollar for a slice of bologna now.
00:24:22.780I mean, there's another guy. He should be in jail. Straight up. We talked about this earlier. I opened personally three RCMP criminal code cases against Justin Trudeau. One in 2018, one in 2020, and one in 2022. And all of those cases got squashed. RCMP opened an investigation, assigned a file number to them.
00:24:46.780and under the i'll give you an example the first one on the agacon affair and that was a straight
00:24:52.060up bribe by a uh by the agacon i think trudeau's trip was valued at around 250 grand and his wife
00:24:57.860was in on it and it's you know a couple of his close friends and stuff and and this guy was you
00:25:03.620know this was a lobbyist i believe he's taken over 300 million dollars from taxpayers for some of his
00:25:08.720foundations and so he was investigated for that i forget it was the ethics commission well that
00:25:15.540that's you know that that that's a waste of space and good people another a bunch of people running
00:25:21.960an agency who flat out don't accomplish anything and are completely incompetent well we don't even
00:25:28.480have an ethics commissioner commissioner right now because trudeau won't appoint one so so what
00:25:33.220ended up happening is the evidence that was brought forth in that on the con case if that
00:25:37.280was applied at a criminal code level trudeau would have gone to jail for accepting a bribe
00:25:42.100$225,000. So the fact is, while he was under investigation by the RCMP for that file top
00:25:48.340file number you see on the screen, he appointed Brenda Luckey to run the RCMP and the file got
00:25:53.240squashed. I mean, it's just that simple. And she was not qualified. You want to talk about lack
00:25:58.760of meritocracy? Five really good qualified people got passed over to put her in there.1.00
00:26:05.180Now, I don't know if you saw her on the Portapique inquiry, right? I used to patrol that area when I
00:26:09.620was a game warden for 10 years. I actually worked some with Paul Polango, giving him information for
00:26:15.140his book, 22 Murders. That woman was an absolute disaster for the RCMP. But the problem is,1.00
00:26:23.740she was surrounded by other people with the same thought process. Woke, woke, woke,
00:26:30.400and incompetent. So that's everywhere now. So when you look at the forest fire situation,
00:26:35.120not only these same people, you've got people not qualified to do the job, but at the same time to
00:26:40.700make themselves look good, they try to cut money where they think it's going to have the least
00:26:45.240impact. Well, I'm going to tell you, when you cut money on a forest fire budget, that's like saying,
00:26:49.820you know what, we've had house insurance for the last 10 years, house hasn't burned down,
00:26:54.560why don't we cut the insurance policy this year? And then all of a sudden, when your house burns
00:26:58.740down, you know, you're running around with your hair on fire. Well, that's what happened here in
00:27:02.480Nova Scotia. We got rid of our hell attack team. We got rid of our fire towers. We got rid of our
00:27:07.340fire permit system. The old, where you had to come in the office and get permit system. A bunch of
00:27:12.160things have been disbanded. Same thing happened out in Alberta. At least Daniel Smith, by the way,
00:27:17.900for a lot of you guys listening out there, Daniel Smith is tougher than most men that I know.
00:27:24.380Because right now, I mean, people are saying that, you know, we've got a lack of rain out west. The
00:27:31.060biggest problem we have in Canada is not a lack of rain out west it's a lack of backbone on people
00:27:36.160across Canada who won't stand up and say look you know this stuff's got to come to an end
00:27:41.700someone's got to stand up somewhere and take a stand right and I mean it's not going to come
00:27:46.940in the political sector. Peter you're jumping around all over the place I want to get back to
00:27:51.660something that's that's all right man I understand like you you've got a lot of points to make and
00:27:55.440welcome to hear them all uh i want to ask you when you uh assembled the retired firefighters
00:28:01.240when you were going to mount a resistance against the fires and you wanted to help out
00:28:06.320what was the reception from the actual firefighters still on active duty were they
00:28:12.500welcome to that idea did they want you in there yes for sure i mean there was no issues at all
00:28:18.340if you guys can get out here we'd love to have you and everybody'd say well i don't make the
00:28:22.960decision. So I went right to the direct person who makes the decision. And that was the director
00:28:27.640at fire control. And then I also sent correspondence through the premier and the minister. Because
00:28:33.940the way things work in provincial politics, when the premier says something, the minister jumps.
00:28:38.300So when the minister talks to anybody working under, they just say how high, drop what they're
00:28:44.380doing and fix things. And nothing got fixed. And our minister of natural resources was actually a
00:28:49.200fire chief at one time and knew better and knew that this should be getting done. The issue being,
00:28:54.620I was told we don't have a system to put it in place. Well, Tim Houston, our premier, got on a
00:28:59.400camera down here in Nova Scotia, and he was tearing Justin Trudeau, a new one, about when we
00:29:04.780had a big hurricane down here last year, saying the time for action is in the heat of an emergency.
00:29:11.980see we'll look after the paperwork later and he was saying that on on a radio interview when 15
00:29:19.220minutes earlier i got a call from fire control saying thanks no thanks stop calling right we
00:29:24.880don't need this and it's just so so i'm all political it it has nothing to do with actually
00:29:33.420helping people it's all political peter i want to run something past you i i sent this to you
00:29:37.440earlier today and you guys watching i'm sure many of you have seen this already but i want to get
00:29:42.320your take on this as an experienced uh forestry technician and firefighter um the message was
00:29:50.340shared far and wide today and it starts my name is steph and my husband yorn and i own a home at
00:29:56.780the end of meadow creek road in calista british columbia the fire department and forestry lit a
00:30:03.560backburn around 4 p.m. Thursday, August 17th, knowing there were 30-kilometer winds coming.
00:30:10.720No news outlet is talking about this. My husband has been monitoring the winds in the Adams Creek
00:30:15.960fire for weeks. On Tuesday, August 15th, we knew the winds were coming. The fire was approximately
00:30:21.44015 kilometers away from us. We don't know who decided to light a backburn knowing the wind
00:30:26.880forecast. They lit a 14-kilometer backburn right to our back door and never notified us.
00:30:33.560My dad, who lives in Kelowna, knew about an out-of-control backburn before we did.
00:31:49.780About 15 minutes had gone by, so I went back up the road and found them sitting about a kilometer away.
00:31:54.460They told me they were assessing the situation.
00:31:57.960I asked how could they assess if they couldn't see it.
00:32:01.020I again asked them to come and help, and they finally did.
00:32:04.160Everyone ran around putting hot spots out.
00:32:06.360We wore water packs and half masks with headlamps for the next three days, making sure our houses made it through.
00:32:12.440In the initial days after the super fire, quote unquote, the locals were able to get water, gas, and supplies, but now there is a heavy police presence.
00:32:20.920They have the roads blocked off, saying they're preventing looting.
00:32:24.460The locals are being told to return to their homes.
00:32:26.700They're not allowed to be helping at all.
00:32:28.420There are spike strips on the roads, police blocks everywhere.
00:32:31.240There are people trying to get essential supplies in, like water, gas, and food by boat.
00:45:32.120Well, that doesn't do any good for the people who lost 250 homes, right,
00:45:36.500and lost everything they own, or people that are dead.
00:45:39.900Pete, let me ask you, the fire that's burning up in the Northwest Territories right now,
00:45:46.060they say that Yellowknife is partially evacuated.
00:45:50.080There's a town called Enterprise that's been 90% incinerated
00:45:53.580by fires burning up in the Northwest Territories.
00:45:56.380i'm not sure if you've ever been up there or not but no i have not but not not so yeah not so much
00:46:02.920forest fire sorry forest up there but a lot of lichen a lot of open ground and heavy permafrost
00:46:10.200is it even possible for a forest fire grass fire wildfire type situation to start and continue on
00:46:19.220like it has or does it need some kind of special help up there what ends up what ends up happening
00:46:24.820up there and this happens in ontario and it happens all through the boreal forest is they
00:46:29.700there's areas that have deep peat and sometimes that peak can be 20 30 40 feet deep and when peat
00:46:35.860fires get started and a lot of them are lightning fires and they'll drop down into the ground and
00:46:41.300they'll smolder underground and those fires uh you know they never get them put out they'll burn from
00:46:47.700year to year they'll burn underground pop up next spring when the snow is gone burn all summer then
00:46:52.980then get buried in the snow and pop up again the next year.
00:46:55.440So those fires out in that type of territory, they can happen.
00:46:59.560But here's the thing is, is if you've reduced your firefighting capacity,
00:47:04.140where you can't put people in a timely fashion on these fires,
00:47:08.160when they start in an area where they do get access to, you know,
00:47:13.360the adequate fuel they need to turn into a raging forest fire,
00:47:17.220what ends up happening, you end up with a raging forest fire.
00:47:20.480it's like it's it's like you know that your car needs brakes and you keep putting it off you keep
00:47:28.120putting it off then one day you're going down the road and you put on you know you go to put on the1.00
00:47:32.200brakes and you've got no brakes so you end up dead for being stupid and cheap and i'm watching these0.99
00:47:37.200governments across canada do the same thing but i'll give you an example down here you know i look1.00
00:47:41.180at our premier's background down in Nova Scotia i mean he was involved with something called the
00:47:45.780paradise papers his specialty as an accountant was hiding rich people's money and he worked on
00:47:50.260a continual basis with Vanguard and BlackRock and came out of nowhere to end up becoming the
00:47:55.100Premier of Nova Scotia. You know, he's pushing what the double the size of Nova Scotia from 1
00:48:01.040million to 2 million people here over the next time frame. And we don't have houses for the
00:48:06.060people that are here. As a matter of fact, I just found out here today in Nova Scotia that if you
00:48:10.120come here last year, we had roughly seven of the immigrants to come, you're automatically given a
00:48:14.980doctor yet we have 130 000 people in nova scotia like folks who grew up here can't get a doctor
00:48:21.720if you come here as an immigrant you're assigned a doctor day one you had mentioned the upside down
00:48:27.960you had mentioned earlier in the show that your premier hudak is a marxist you uh got politically
00:48:35.440sorry houston you said that you'd worked politically after you retired to get him
00:48:42.900elected thinking that he was a conservative and uh you just called him a marxist what makes you say
00:48:49.920that well i said marxist and communist right both things one of the things i had a falling out with
00:48:57.420the premier because the premier wanted to push experimental vaccines on school grade kids and
00:49:04.240if they weren't willing to take them then they weren't going to be allowed in the school system
00:49:08.360but people are going to still be required to pay taxes to support the school system the kids were
00:49:12.840no longer in and I just straight up I said to him I said Tim that's not a conservative value
00:49:18.260I said you know I mean that's off the rails leftist quackery I said whoever advised you on that you
00:49:25.260need to fire him tomorrow I said someone's trying to sink sink you behind the scenes he said well
00:49:29.700that's going to be hard he said that's my idea and I'm not backing down from it and I parted ways
00:49:34.340with him then and there right so Tim's come up with a lot of crazy stuff and the fact of the
00:49:41.000matter is he's way way way off to the left as a matter of fact he's completely disavowed the
00:49:47.300federal conservative party he has nothing to do with them and in the last election he went out
00:49:52.020of the way said no no we're progressive conservative we're not conservative we don't
00:49:56.440want to be associated with the conservative party so and this is what what happens in different
00:50:01.360parties parties can infiltrate i i used to be president of halifax west federal conservative
00:50:06.520association i i reported corruption inside the party get kicked out of the party court
00:50:12.280right so i just get tired of this type of stuff you had a good point uh talking about none of it
00:50:17.720earlier in the show when you said it's all independent uh elected officials up there
00:50:21.480nobody is beholden to any party for their livelihood it's all about uh doing the best
00:50:26.280you can for the writing that you represent let's go back to the uh the cases that you had called on
00:50:32.680on uh on justin trudeau i'm going to throw them back on the screen here we talked about the aga
00:50:37.920con already uh this we charity uh violation section 119 121 of the criminal code of canada named
00:50:44.760justin trudeau and bill morneau can you go more into that one because i know what the
00:50:49.500we charity affair was all about but uh the possible criminal charges i don't recall
00:50:54.180so section 121 is very specific it was written for politicians dirty politicians so not only
00:51:01.520If you take money or you take any type of anything and it even appears that it was untoward, for example, you know what, if you'll do this for me, you know, or let's say, you know, I called you up and said, look, I'm going to send you and your family down.
00:51:19.640You come down, you do all this stuff for me.
00:51:21.360And down the road, I'm going to come to see you for some money.
00:51:26.540Well, Section 121 and 119 of the Criminal Code are very specific about what's required to charge somebody.
00:51:35.300And what Justin Trudeau did with the WE Charity and with the Aga Khan Affair and Bill Marno was involved in with the WE Charity actually are custom violations of that particular piece of legislation.
00:51:47.600And I will point something out to you, too.
00:51:49.080with the Aga Khan affair section 119 needed the approval of Jody Wilson-Raybould
00:51:54.140who I don't know if she was considering pushing pushing that charge on him but she got turf same
00:52:01.080year yeah I think she had other things to worry about at that time uh too it's the SNC-Lavalin
00:52:09.180scandal this one is the most recent one at the bottom of the page you guys the hate speech
00:52:13.920quebec television rant by justin trudeau against the so-called unvaxxed violation of section 319
00:52:20.980section one uh of the criminal code of canada and you filed this uh 2022 13 12 4 now this is one that
00:52:31.160i have brought up repeatedly repeatedly on this show because i believe that justin trudeau should
00:52:37.360have been convicted of hate speech when he went on that rant on television i remember i remember
00:52:45.180when i first saw that i went got it i mean i just sat back i did investigative work i said
00:52:51.240he just stepped in a trap of his own making he pushed and pushed for the legislation and then
00:52:56.920he walked right into it because you cannot make the statements he said against an identifiable
00:53:02.280group. And the identifiable group has already been, the unvaccinated are listed in a court
00:53:08.480case in British Columbia now as an identifiable group. And they were an identifiable group at the
00:53:13.180time. And when I filled out my criminal complaint with Ottawa RCMP, actually I submitted a copy of
00:53:20.680that video file. I mean, if you wanted to have a course 101 on how to convict somebody of a hate
00:53:28.520speech crime all you have to do would be to submit that video and it got under Brenda Lucky
00:53:33.840it didn't move ahead so another thing that your viewers are going to want to know is that the
00:53:39.020justice system is is another system that's now completely broken in Canada because here's what
00:53:44.560happens even if the RCMP you could find someone over there with enough backbone to do the job I
00:53:50.240mean these guys all swore an oath and that oath says without fear favor or affection and they
00:53:55.880still won't do their job so what happens is if somebody does you know uh decide well we're going
00:54:02.080to go ahead with this then they have to find a crown prosecutor in ottawa because any charge
00:54:07.320laid against trudeau has to be laid in ottawa and it goes through ottawa rcmp uh triage their
00:54:13.940sensitive division and then you know people at higher levels saying well what are we going to
00:54:19.620do here well the hardest thing in ottawa would be would be to find a crown prosecutor who wants to
00:54:23.920go prosecute the PM because that's a career render. And all ground prosecutors would like
00:54:29.480to be appointed by government to become a judge. And then no judge wants to prosecute the case
00:54:34.840because ultimately it's the government that appoints them to become a Supreme Court judge.
00:54:39.440I mean, that's not something you get based on meritocracy again. You're appointed. And so
00:54:44.500because you're appointed in those positions, you can't get people to do the job anymore because
00:54:49.620nobody has got a backbone it's it's you know what my father-in-law was on the very first landing
00:54:56.180craft on juneau beach the very first one he was core core engineers he's probably the second or
00:55:02.060third guy to set foot on there and i talked to him about a lot of different things and my dad
00:55:06.240was ex-military armored corps and i grew up on military bases as a kid even as a kid i played
00:55:12.160in in uh you know in bomb craters in germany in 1958 we were over there in 58 to 60 62
00:55:19.420and i learned then about what happens to people that sit by and watch bad men do things and do
00:55:27.020nothing about it and it's it's just it i'm glad my dad's not around to see this and my and my
00:55:34.380stepdad are gone but by god i'm going to tell you i'll go to my grave doing what i have to do to try
00:55:40.940to put an end with end of this stuff so down here in nova scotia we've got a movement going already
00:55:45.660We're trying to, right now, we have 55 MLAs in Nova Scotia, and we're going to run 55 independents, same as they did up in Nunavut.
00:55:54.100And right now, we already have 20% of that roster filled.
00:55:57.360I've got people clamoring to fill those positions.
00:56:00.500And we're going to force the provincial government, hopefully, back into a minority position with a bunch of what I like to refer to as red-pilled independents.
00:56:10.700people who are only going to be responsible to people who elect are not crooked party politics
00:56:16.920the amount of dirty stuff i've seen behind the scenes in party politics no matter how bad you
00:56:23.080think it is i've been in it it's worse it's worse so you know you're thinking well this is no it's
00:56:30.500worse than than you could ever imagine that it is and it's broken beyond repair the party system
00:56:36.360cannot be fixed but so I talked to Reiner about this and he said you know Peter you could be on
00:56:41.480to something here and he said if you can make it work in Nova Scotia he said maybe you can make it
00:56:46.380work across Canada and if you can make it work across Canada he said I'll put everything I can
00:56:51.160into it to try to make it work in governments across the world internationally to have people
00:56:56.260rather than running for parties running for independence that could now control the party
00:57:00.680and then government is actually put back into the hands of the people it's the only way I know how
00:57:05.200are doing how can we convince people to stop voting for political parties well here's what
00:57:14.080we're going to do with the independence like down here we're only pushing three we're only talking
00:57:18.440about three major core issues and one of them is leave the kids alone what's happening right now
00:57:23.320in the schools across canada is it's criminal right like the kids are being indoctrinated
00:57:30.700there's stuff being taught to kids in school if you go look under the criminal code there's a
00:57:34.980number of sections that things that kids are being shown and taught that if you did that in
00:57:40.260any other other venue you would go to jail and so what's happening is there's a bunch of court
00:57:45.820challenges that are going to come up against some of this stuff you know there we've got it we've
00:57:49.440got a pm who's just pushing this stuff and it's nonsense and so that's going to be one of the key
00:57:54.940platforms the other thing is is uh carbon tax as i already pointed out we're carbon neutral
00:58:01.660Any money that Canada spends in carbon tax is straight up theft out of your wallet by the government to you.
01:12:38.880they're stupid and they think that we're stupider is that a word more stupid1.00
01:12:50.440from tnc this is good news you guys our friend nadine ness made sure i knew about this and1.00
01:12:57.780wanted me to get this on the show tonight saskatchewan mandates parental consent for
01:13:02.700name and pronoun changes at school the battle is not over but this is a victory the saskatchewan
01:13:08.120government is requiring children under the age of 16 to obtain parental consent before they change
01:13:13.220their name or pronouns at school. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is the third premier to stand
01:13:20.000up for parental rights in the face of a rampant gender ideology in public schools. The two others
01:13:25.140who have taken a pro-parent position on the issue are New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs
01:13:29.640and Manitoba Premier Heather Stephenson. Well, I don't know about that. I have heard many things
01:13:37.760that are counter to that statement that we'll get on the show in the next few days. But let's
01:13:42.740continue. Mo said, parents must be included in all important decisions involving their children.
01:13:48.620Our government has heard the concerns raised by Saskatchewan parents about needing to be notified
01:13:53.500and included in their children's education, said Education Minister Dustin Duncan in a news release.
01:13:59.540We also determined that while all of Saskatchewan school divisions had policies dealing with these
01:14:04.120matters. Those policies varied from one division to another, so it was important to standardize
01:14:09.440these policies and ensure consistency of parental inclusion no matter where your child goes to
01:14:15.660school. The Saskatchewan government is also mandating that schools disclose information
01:14:19.760about sex ed teachings to parents and provide them with the option to opt out. The government
01:14:26.180is also suspending third-party sex ed providers, including the ARC Foundation. By the way,
01:14:31.700That's nothing more than the Canadian name for Planned Parenthood and the controversial SOGI 123 program from the province's schools.
01:14:39.580Only teachers will be able to teach sex ed to their classes.
01:14:43.160Now, don't think for one second that some of these indoctrinated teachers will not try and sneak this past the government, regardless of these regulations, because they will.
01:14:55.000Earlier this summer, Saskatchewan suspended Planned Parenthood from the province's schools after the group made sexually explicit sex from A to Z cards available to grade nine students.
01:15:05.760As previously reported by True North, the cards developed by the AIDS Committee of Toronto with the assistance from the Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange featured explicit language about sex, sexual acts and certain fetishes.
01:15:19.240Duncan said that with his government's new parental rights policy, schools will continue to ensure safe learning environments where all students feel included, protected and respected.
01:15:28.980Personally, I don't feel they've gone far enough, but we'll see.
01:15:33.700And in the meantime, guys, we definitely need to keep our eye on what's going on.
01:15:39.820And that's one of the reasons I am so happy so many people are waking up because we know there is no political solution.
01:17:13.940The Greens got five, and they don't even mention anything about the PPC here.
01:17:20.040Regionally speaking, of course, we know that Western Canada is pretty much dominated by the Conservative Party.
01:17:26.940Ontario is split right down the middle, Conservative and Liberal.
01:17:31.780But it looks like the Conservatives are actually gaining support in Quebec.
01:17:35.520They're up around 25 percent, whereas at the last federal election, they were down at 18 percent.
01:17:39.560They are gaining traction in Atlantic Canada as well.
01:17:42.980So only time will tell, and that time will be two years from now, unless something crazy happens like Trudeau calls an election or Trudeau resigns and the person who steps up to lead the party and thus the nation calls an election on their own.
01:17:57.140We don't know what's going to happen. Or perhaps Jagmeet Singh decides he wants to dissolve the agreement that he has with the Liberal Party right now, reducing them back to the minority they were elected as and making them defeatable with a confidence vote in the House of Commons.
01:18:12.240only time will tell finally and this story is a few days old but i haven't had a chance to
01:18:18.860actually address it yet and guys this is something i have talked about i know that residential schools
01:18:25.360for a lot of people is a very sore point a lot of people have been indoctrinated
01:18:32.200by the federal government to believe that
01:18:34.960people in general white people in general did some very bad things to some indigenous kids
01:18:43.440over the course of about 100 years while residential schools were ongoing in this
01:18:48.420country and by the way the last one closed in the 90s so it's not like these things have been gone
01:18:53.680from our history for the past 50 or 60 years so i understand however we can't start using the
01:19:01.280the word denialist when it comes to residential schools until they prove what they've been saying
01:19:08.560this is key once again we've heard a lot of stories we know about the 60s scoop we know
01:19:16.900that that's real that should never have happened indigenous children should never have been ripped
01:19:23.520away from their parents that never should have happened that i will absolutely agree with 100
01:19:29.280percent every second of every day however what happened in these schools is still up for debate
01:19:35.180because all we have to go on are stories there is no physical proof yet so having said that
01:19:45.420let's go back to this story here that went from the canadian press and was published by
01:19:50.520nearly every left-wing corporate media in the country of course it's got their own left-wing
01:19:56.100slant, even though they are printing facts here. No human remains found in excavation of Manitoba
01:20:05.280church basement. No evidence has been found during the excavation of a Catholic church basement on
01:20:13.540the site of a former Manitoba residential school. Chief Derek Nepenak shared the results of the
01:20:19.480search in a social media video. He says it takes nothing away from the difficult truths experienced
01:20:24.620by those who attended the Pine Creek Residential School.0.99
01:23:42.680All right. Ken Drysdale, who is a commissioner on the National Citizens Inquiry, joins the show tomorrow night to talk about his new initiative, which is called Manitoba Stronger Together.
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