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00:12:33.300You see, not straight from the horse's mouth, I wouldn't say, because CAF members are prohibited from speaking publicly about any of these policies and any government policy, really.
00:12:42.900It's all for the purpose of maintaining the political neutrality of the Canadian Armed Forces, which is essential to a functioning democracy.
00:12:52.260Well, it is essential to a functioning democracy, but it's not happening.
00:12:55.580I mean, they're marching on pride parades, for goodness sakes.
00:12:57.700But have you heard anything from Catherine then?
00:12:59.900Yeah, I mean, we've seen cases of members who were unvaccinated who were told they weren't allowed in the building in the middle of winter and had to stand outside in winter for the entire workday.
00:13:13.600And not only that, but the people who were inside would taunt them through the windows, you know, just to make them extra miserable.
00:13:22.340So there's been a lot of the same kind of polarization and fracturing of of that group, just like every other group along this issue.
00:13:31.020And yeah, just all kinds of abuses by the chain of command.
00:13:34.380Now, see, it seems like what's happening is they're saying that you're disobeying a lawful command.
00:13:40.580This is a lawful command that's being given by the chief of defense staff, and he can order vaccination.
00:13:47.660And there are policies in place that would and provisions under the National Defense Act that would allow him to do that.
00:13:53.820But he didn't act on any of those provisions.
00:13:56.960What they did is they just said, take it.
00:13:58.860And then instead of courts marshalling people for disobedience of a lawful command, they would give them the administrative measures.
00:14:07.140The 5F is the famous one there, no longer suitable for service due to like a character defect and all the worst verbiage you can kind of throw at a person.
00:14:16.900But it was very underhanded in the way that they did it, because had they just charged them under the National Defense Act, that's an act of parliament.
00:14:25.480And so that would go in front of a military judge and then it would be scrutinized in a court.
00:14:30.780But instead of doing that, what they did is they went with the administrative measures.
00:14:36.400And it is possible to fire somebody from the Canadian Armed Forces within 30 days under these remedial measures.
00:14:56.020So this is really historic, totally unprecedented.0.74
00:14:59.380preventeds. And yeah, malicious, I would say. It seems to me that if it is legal, as you kind
00:15:05.600of mentioned just a couple of minutes ago, for the commander in chief to mandate vaccines to
00:15:12.360the members of the CAF, wouldn't that be giving ownership of your body, your bodily autonomy
00:15:20.660to your superiors, which would be against the law? It's got to be against, it's got to be some law
00:15:27.840or some section of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, are members of the CAF still under the
00:15:34.180charter? Yes. But in this case, as you know, we're not really talking about a vaccine that's
00:15:40.720been around for 80 years or something like that. So I think the section seven really comes into
00:15:47.060play. And it did come into play with the External Grievance Review Authority. And it's because you
00:15:55.760see what's happening is there are a few people who managed to cleave to their careers and stay
00:16:00.000in the ranks and didn't get that 5F, didn't get kicked out. And they pursued their grievances
00:16:05.500and cited Section 7, security of the person. And now we're getting, we just got a decision
00:16:11.760recently where the review board, the grievance review board said, yeah, it was an unlawful
00:16:17.700order. And it is a violation of Section 7. So, and how that goes back to the chief of defense
00:16:23.700have who gave the order to decide what to do with it. So that's a conflict of interest. And I think
00:16:28.340there's going to be something that needs to be worked out there in order to eliminate that
00:16:33.020conflict of interest. But when it comes to like conventional vaccines, I mean, if you're going to
00:16:39.760Africa, you're probably going to want a lot of conventional vaccines anyway. And usually what0.93
00:16:44.240happens is if somebody has a concern, maybe there's some kind of medical history that might
00:16:49.400put them at an excessive risk to one vaccine or another, is they would just be removed from
00:16:57.180the mission, essentially. And then, you know, you could get into other problems where people are
00:17:02.380malingering and things like that. So they tend to, it tends to be a pretty hard line that, yeah,
00:17:09.920if you're in the military, you need your vaccines and you need to be ready to go anywhere in the
00:17:13.260world at a moment's notice. But in this case, as I'm sure you're aware, it was a gene therapy
00:17:18.780experiment that was imposed on them. And so, yeah, I think that in this case,
00:17:24.520Section 7 definitely comes into play. And, you know, the Grievance Review Board agrees.
00:17:30.500Well, that's good news. Is there a case here, in your opinion?
00:17:33.300Oh, yeah, absolutely. Yeah, just like I said, it's the novel nature of this particular gene
00:17:42.280therapy. It's a technology that's never been tested on a human population.
00:17:48.780And never clinically trialed in this case. So as you're, I'm sure you're aware, it is the clinical trial. And, and yeah, since the review board clearly agrees, then I think that's going to add a lot of weight to the case itself.
00:18:03.120And I spoke to Catherine quite a bit about it since she's been ramping it up.
00:18:08.920And she has all kinds of correspondence now that's coming out through disclosure where multiple briefings were provided to the chief of defense staff to say that it would be a human rights violation, that it would be a Section 7 violation.
00:18:26.520And then he went ahead and imposed it anyway.
00:18:31.960Yeah, they have all that correspondence. They have the memos, everything. And I've been speculating and Catherine, I believe, agrees. We talked about this a few times where it appears to be the case because we just had another one of these big sexual misconduct scandals that they say reached the highest levels of the CAF, but it originates there.
00:18:53.300really. I can get into that in a little bit. But the thing is, everybody that was in line for the
00:19:00.220Chief of Defense Staff position after General Jonathan Vance retired in disgrace for engaging
00:19:07.980the same kind of sexual misconduct that he went around wagging his finger at the rest of us for
00:19:12.760just to cement his final legacy as the longest serving CDS, even up the retirement age to get
00:19:18.500there um and uh so uh he uh he got the sexual misconduct um you know came back to bite him
00:19:26.180and and we saw multiple other lieutenant generals who would have been next in line for cds also get
00:19:33.860uh caught up in this and uh you know there was danny fortan as well um who um was responsible
00:19:41.720for um what was i think it was some of the vaccine rollout um and and it's it's danny fortan is
00:19:47.980coming back and suing them because it's so paper thin. But it looks like what happened
00:19:53.540is that they did a purge of the upper ranks to get the guy that would agree to impose the gene
00:20:02.460therapy experiment mandate on the force into the chief of defense staff seat. And they just purged
00:20:09.200everybody else who might have been in line before him. And that was while Jody Thomas was deputy
00:20:17.400minister for uh for the canadian armed forces and she was there the whole time all this sexual
00:20:21.960misconduct stuff and operation honor and stuff um was was going on and um so that all happened while
00:20:27.640she was there and then as soon as they got the guy that they want she gets a big promotion to
00:20:30.920go over to be the uh prime minister's right-hand woman with the national security and intelligence1.00
00:20:36.920advisors position she has no background in security or in intelligence she's a career bureaucrat uh0.59
00:20:42.920coast guard officer so probably never faced any adversity in her entire life she she got her
00:20:47.320university paid for by the government and um she's just been riding on that high horse ever since
00:20:53.480and uh and and now she's over there and as we saw at the emergency measures act inquiry she was1.00
00:20:59.560right at the center of the whole thing to to call um the uh call in the uh the horses and uh trample
00:21:07.160peacefully protesting Canadians and in Ottawa. And she was the one who first, uh, spilled this
00:21:14.460at the emergency measures act and said, uh, well, you're going to get legal briefings.
00:21:18.500The order in council, um, has discretion to just kind of go ahead and do whatever the hell they
00:21:24.120want. Um, and, uh, you know, I think we're, we're still going to be battling that for a while,
00:21:28.520but, uh, I've, I've been looking at her as a bit of a Stalinista. Um, you know, Stalin was a0.53
00:21:34.520bureaucrat after all um and uh and yeah she was right at the center there when when that whole
00:21:40.760purge happened to get the the guy who would impose the vaccine mandate and then she got the big
00:21:46.340promotion went over there and called the emergency measures act so um she's definitely wanted to keep
00:21:50.520some tabs on it sounds like there's a lot of corruption going on at the upper levels of our
00:21:54.860military and our government i'm gonna play a video for you i'm not sure if you've seen this
00:21:59.540uh jeff it's rfk jr who's running for president in the united states it's 30 seconds and i want
00:22:07.680you to listen expressly to what he says in the last 10 seconds of this i want your opinion
00:22:12.940south you know the vaccines were developed not by modern and pfizer they were developed by nih
00:22:18.980their own the patents are on 50 by nih nor were they manufactured by pfizer or by moderna they
00:22:25.960were manufactured by military contractors and basically pfizer moderno were paid to put their
00:22:34.780stamps on those vaccines as if they came from the pharmaceutical industry this was a military
00:22:42.280project from the beginning all right he claims now we had a little bit of a technical issue with
00:22:49.080with the video there but he claims that the vaccines were a military operation developed
00:22:55.580in part by the U.S. military. I know that you're a 20-year military veteran. I don't know if you
00:23:02.940have any ties to the U.S. military, but does that sound like a plausible theory to you?
00:23:08.780Well, I mean, anything's plausible at this point. I did spend four years in the U.S. serving with
00:23:14.320the U.S. military as part of the NORAD mission at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida there from
00:23:19.5802010 to 2014. So I speak their acronyms. I'm pretty familiar with the US military. Now,
00:23:28.200I wouldn't be familiar with something at that level for, you know, an IT project manager like
00:23:32.740me. But what I would say is, you know, that's probably a factor. I'm still kind of viewing
00:23:40.220this as Fauci being the father of the vaccine. He does seem to be the one that Obama ordered
00:23:47.420not to pursue, um, the, uh, gain of function research. And then he offshored it. He sent
00:23:53.460it over to Wuhan. And of course, Peter Daszak was over there that he was coordinating with the whole
00:23:57.500time. So he really seems to be the one kind of pulling the strings. And I think what probably
00:24:01.980happened is he pitched it over to, um, the, the military as a countermeasure as a, as a bioweapon
00:24:09.820countermeasure. So that really makes it kind of a subcategory of bioweapon, um, on its own. Um,
00:24:16.120And and the military may have had some interest in that, but ultimately, I don't I don't know.
00:24:24.000I guess I would have to see some more evidence to believe that it was it was orchestrated, you know, the brainchild of the U.S. military.
00:24:32.920I'm still kind of looking at Fauci like he would have. He's probably the guy who benefited from it.
00:24:38.360I mean, he orchestrated the whole Lancet letter and all this stuff to cover his tracks.
00:24:44.040So I think he's probably at the center of it.
00:24:47.100And the military just got ensnared into the whole scheme, only somewhat wittingly.
00:24:54.760You know, I know you're a 20 year military veteran and you're proud of your service.
00:24:58.420And so you should be fighting and leading for our country.
00:25:01.540But they have been doing some sketchy things.
00:25:03.680Everything you just mentioned, not to mention the fact that apparently for the first six months or so of this pandemic,
00:25:11.080they were the canadian military was monitoring people's phones canadian citizens the phones of
00:25:18.040canadian citizens keeping taps on them uh monitoring where they were going what they
00:25:22.740were doing were they staying at home and then they admitted it later on and the and the media
00:25:26.440coverage was to be nice lacking why weren't people more up in arms about this number one and secondly
00:25:35.800Do they have the authority to run a PSYOP like that on their own people?
00:25:41.160So why would people not be more up in arms?
00:25:45.700With everything that's going on in Canada right now, it's astonishing to me that more people are not up in arms.
00:25:53.760I've been talking a lot about basically, well, Nietzsche said essentially that the more we secularized as a society,
00:26:02.380the more we would put the religious impulse into the state and basically forecasted communism in
00:26:08.620the 20th century and i think this is probably our turn to to deal with that um and and what i see
00:26:15.840from uh from the other side for the people who are um still kind of in the tank for all of this
00:26:22.020stuff is is yeah they they put their faith in the canadian state and if you um if you stand against
00:26:28.960If you if you if you call out its lies and things like that, then it's it's tantamount to heresy and you just get kind of the blasphemy reaction where it's kind of this quick burst of rage, you know, and and you're ostracized.
00:26:42.840Right. So this is this is kind of the way the human species has been since its inception.
00:26:48.380And I'd say we still have a long way to go in terms of coming out of the woods.
00:26:54.540But whether it's legal, I would say no.
00:26:57.540um the uh the now the psyop and um and stuff like that like those are those are tactics that we
00:27:04.900would have uh largely developed during the afghan war that was uh about a 13-year war too
00:27:11.540and uh so that would have been the kind of thing that that yeah you do in in a field of war but
00:27:17.780there are all kinds of things that you're authorized to do when you've got a declaration
00:27:20.720of war and when you're in theater um that absolutely do not apply to canadian citizens
00:27:26.340so no it's a highly inappropriate malicious act as i see it and that's all emanating from
00:27:34.080sea joke which is the canadian joint operations center i mean it's sea jock but i call them sea
00:27:38.740joke now because they've uh they've gotten busted multiple times um doing uh doing this kind of
00:27:45.360thing i think uh what we're seeing is at the highest levels across all of our institutions
00:27:50.420kind of heavy-handedness and very cavalier attitude towards the lives of others.
00:27:57.860And the military is no exception. It certainly has not been the exception. It's been quite corrupt
00:28:04.640since the early 90s. And I got a front row seat to that kind of corruption starting in 2001 when
00:28:12.680I first came in. And I will say that, yeah, I was galled by what I saw when I first joined
00:28:18.580the military and i don't even think that they wanted me to stay in um but like i'm just saying
00:28:23.100like the kind of the people that were around and stuff like that and i basically stayed for spite
00:28:26.720because i was looking at all these for 20 years yeah for 20 years well tell us about your your
00:28:32.560career a little bit tell us that story that you were alluding to just now if you want to yeah sure
00:28:37.580no problem um i'll tell you what so i came in in 2001 eight months before 9-11 and eight years
00:28:44.240after the Somalia affair. And, uh, when I got done my, my basic training, I went to, uh,
00:28:50.360Greenwood, Nova Scotia. It's just a sleepy little kind of air force space. Um, and I was, uh, you
00:28:56.560know, a computer geek and, um, I was looking around at the, the culture that I saw and the kinds of
00:29:03.400attitudes and the corruption, uh, and kind of going, yeah, I can really see how this institution1.00
00:29:08.720had a somalia affair um and there was all this kind of perniciousness and bullying and laziness
00:29:15.780and theft like they were stealing computer equipment um they were sleeping in through
00:29:21.520their pt like it was me private evely the only guy at the gym in the morning where you're supposed
00:29:26.560to be because you're getting paid to be at work uh and go to the gym during your work day uh which
00:29:32.320i thought was fantastic but everybody else was like oh geez you're one of those gym guys huh
00:29:37.180And they would sleep in and then give me crap and say that I didn't have any military bearing, which is just a thing that they made up.
00:29:47.040It doesn't come from any kind of like a doctrine or policy.
00:29:49.480And they just kind of go around repeating all these catchphrases all the time.
00:29:53.900And so they would give me a hard time about that.
00:29:56.040And I can remember even back then because I was a little more savvy and street smart, I think, than the guys that were in there.
00:30:02.480And so they'd start trying to push me around and bully me and say that I got no military bearing.
00:30:06.480And I'd be like, well, maybe you want to iron those pants before you go around popping off like that, that kind of thing.
00:30:15.060And when I tell you what, though, they they told all of you guys that they were peacekeepers, but they told me that they were professional tourists.
00:30:26.000And that was that was the term that they use. That's a direct quote. It was all over the place.
00:30:30.640um they they would say to me yeah jeff uh you know the canadian military is a pretty good go you get
00:30:36.880all these access to these great programs education benefits and so on and so forth and you don't
00:30:42.500even have to go to any of the stands as in afghanistan and then of course all that changed
00:30:48.140with 9-11 and i can remember like i was jumping through hoops i was volunteering to go to
00:30:53.360afghanistan and they were kind of going oh you're not ready you're not ready i'm like what are you
00:30:56.680talking about you're not ready like there are guys coming out of high school they're going i'm pretty
00:30:59.840sure i can go um and so i i got sent on this course to learn a little bit about like the army's
00:31:05.720technology um and so i was like fine i'll go jump through this hoop and i was doing this course and0.95
00:31:10.760i ran into this guy one of these pernicious fat bastards um that uh i i had known from a previous0.78
00:31:17.920course and uh i ran into him at the training base in trenton and i was like oh hey daryl uh what's0.98
00:31:26.060going on and uh i'm telling you this guy just like flat top haircut standard issue mustache and the0.99
00:31:31.080big old shit locker sucking on a fag outside of the barracks and i was just like yeah gross0.99
00:31:36.500uh but i i'm polite so i said um you know hey how you doing what are you doing here and he said oh0.99
00:31:42.660uh yeah i'm just uh doing a little bit of pre-deployment training i was like oh you're
00:31:46.180getting a deployment uh good for you man he was like huh um oh yeah i'm just uh i'm just going
00:31:52.180over to the Golan Heights so they don't try to send me over there, as in Afghanistan. So he was
00:31:56.420going to the Golan Heights in a mature theater in Israel, which is well known to be a beer tour
00:32:01.600where you can go and do the karaoke and just kind of do some fun in the sun. And they were all
00:32:07.000doing this. It was all over the place. They were going to Cyprus to lay on the beach. They were
00:32:10.460going to, like I say, the Golan Heights so they could sing karaoke and drink beer. And they were
00:32:18.400perfectly content see because the policy is that once you do that deployment you got another 18
00:32:23.900months before they can redeploy you um and any flat out said like yeah i'm coming up on my 20
00:32:28.380years so i'm just going to do this tour and i'm going to ride out those 18 months and then pull
00:32:33.320the plug because you know the world is changing and blah blah blah and it's always just disgusted
00:32:37.660by it so it's like you've taken a salary your entire life for your courage and uh you're gonna
00:32:43.220you're gonna chicken out and draft dodge and uh go over to the goland heights and let these kids
00:32:47.980coming up at a high school uh go do your dying for you over there in afghanistan and he was like
00:32:53.600yeah like totally shamelessly um saying it now i i didn't use those words when i was talking to him
00:32:59.020because just i just couldn't be bothered but uh but yeah that was that was all over the place that
00:33:03.180kind of uh draft dodging and they were open about it they were saying yeah did you ever have an
00:33:07.740altercation with any of these guys and dress them down i i know that you were a working man in the
00:33:12.940military but they yeah they all outranked me and had more time in and seniority is apparently a
00:33:21.560thing to them but anyway yeah no I wouldn't say that I ever dressed any of them down I just kind
00:33:29.200of you know like stuffed it down and choked on their shame I gotta tell you man like you pretty
00:33:36.980much destroyed my my idea of what the canadian forces were all about i remember living in
00:33:43.960kingston ontario years ago where cfb kingston is obviously and i knew a bunch of guys there
00:33:49.620and they were all fit guys i mean they they were not anything like the guys you've described
00:33:56.500and so i i got a real good idea or thought i did anyway of what the canadian military was all about
00:34:03.720not to mention speaking to some members and former members of the U.S. military.
00:34:07.980And those guys would say, you know, I'll tell you, these Canadians, man,1.00
00:34:10.520they kick our asses when it comes to training.1.00
00:34:12.860They could teach us a lot of things.1.00
00:34:15.780It's just that we've got a bigger army and better weapons.
00:34:32.660And what I will say is that all the best Canadians out there have served and do serve, but the prevailing culture is a different story.
00:34:44.700Now, I know that, say, for example, the Airborne Regiment, which was disbanded just prior to its disbandment, they won an international competition between commando units.
00:34:57.980So they were like international champions of military excellence.
00:35:02.660Prior to their disbandment and, of course, incredibly fit.
00:35:06.720So so, yeah, there there was some of that.
00:35:11.040But like I say, I was kind of talking more about the prevailing culture that the commission into Somalia identified as one that was quite corrupt and odious.0.73
00:35:22.440Who sets the culture? Is it come right from the top down?
00:35:25.320it's it's a leadership issue that's what was identified in uh the report um by the commission
00:35:32.900into somalia um and what uh what i would say and what i have been saying is that that culture
00:35:39.640never left like they offered the forces reduction plan they provided financial incentives for people
00:35:45.320to get out and then the kind of people who tend to follow incentives and tend to be um contemptuous
00:35:51.560of just of uh corruption they left uh disproportionately and a lot of the people
00:35:56.800who were just there sucking on the government teat um they stayed disproportionately and now0.66
00:36:02.320those people are the ones running the entire military um and it is the boomer generation0.93
00:36:08.340um that's what i say every day on my podcast um is uh the uh the the generation that chickened0.73
00:36:15.360out of vietnam is uh the same generation that is uh driving the rest of us off to war and
00:36:21.460And it was it was galling to see the, you know, during Afghanistan, we would have, you know, these these warrant officers.0.91
00:36:28.980And this this is just kind of an archetype that I have in mind. This is typical.
00:36:32.740We would have like these these leaders who never did any deployments, putting posters up on their office doors that says, if you're not deployable, you're not employable.
00:36:45.420And everybody's looking at them like you never did that.
00:36:48.220and uh it was the same thing when i would talk to what we call the career manager these are the guys
00:36:53.580who move you to you know different locations different bases you can be ordered to pack up
00:36:57.740your family and move uh it's a posting and uh i can remember like the first time i was talking to
00:37:02.780one of them he was telling me there's not going to be any of this uh staying in one place your
00:37:07.940whole career you better get that out of your head and i'm like what are you talking about i just got
00:37:11.780here like three years ago this is a very standard posting link that was those guys it was all the
00:37:17.300guys that have been kicking around um all during the cold war that uh put down roots and stayed in
00:37:22.660the same location for their entire 20 years in fact my career manager who was telling me this
00:37:28.700was in ottawa for his entire career so interesting yeah you know not practicing what they preach
00:37:35.920uh spencer fernando who is a political analyst and commentator out of winnipeg put this on his
00:37:41.800web page yesterday and i thought it was interesting i wanted to ask you about it he says in a dangerous
00:37:46.280world because melanie jolie our foreign affairs minister was piping off yesterday about canada
00:37:50.600needing to be out there and having more effect on the the world stage so spencer says well in a
00:37:57.040dangerous world there is only one credible way for canada to increase the global influence and that
00:38:01.900is a significant military build-up is that even possible right now given the fact that our armed
00:38:10.280forces seem to have gone so woke i mean what is the population of our armed forces right now
00:38:15.520somewhere in the area of 60,000 full-time members?
00:39:41.900Yeah, this has been allowed to happen. But I want to hear more on your theory about China.
00:39:46.700And I recommend you guys watching right now. First of all, watch what Jeff has to say here.
00:39:51.780I saw you say this on Raven's podcast not so long ago. And Candace Owens did a fantastic piece about Chinese infiltration into the United States about a week and a half ago.
00:40:03.560I think it's it's had something like three or four million views. There's a lot of people that believe China are the culprits when it comes to all this.
00:40:10.880there's a lot of people that believe the World Economic Forum are the leading culprits in all
00:40:15.760of this. I believe it's some kind of a combination of the two. I mean, right now, we've got the
00:40:19.840summer Davos summit going on in China. Now, there's people who think that China and the
00:40:26.320World Economic Forum are enemies. I think that's not the case at all. I think they collaborate on
00:40:31.540some things and other things they work independently of each other on. What is your take on all of
00:40:36.300this i basically view the wef as a proxy for china i think that the the china has been they
00:40:44.740infiltrate all institutions like we in the west we play chess but in china they play go and i've
00:40:50.780heard it say i've heard it said that um that go is to chess which s is to checkers and it's
00:40:56.120essentially about capturing the entire board uh capturing all the pieces at once and making it so
00:41:01.680that the opponent can't move. And so they they apply this essentially on a global scale where
00:41:08.280they engage in this elite capture, turn the state against the people, turn the people against the0.73
00:41:13.380state, pit all the ethnicities off one another, every group you can subdivide into, get us all
00:41:18.380at each other's throats, start driving us toward a state of civil war. And they wouldn't even have0.78
00:41:23.100to fight us. We'll just collapse on our own. And as far as the international institutions go,
00:41:28.020So just look at how the WHO behaved in the early pandemic where we had a Canadian scientist with the WHO who wouldn't even acknowledge the existence of Taiwan on a live stream with somebody from Taiwan there.
00:41:41.320Well, that's because that would be verboten by the Chinese Communist Party.
00:41:45.640So I think that there's a kind of influence operation that's been going on there for a very long time.
00:41:50.840There are probably financial incentives, some blackmail.
00:41:53.640They're intimidating a lot of these people.
00:41:57.360And if you look at the WEF's website a little bit, go looking for some articles because they publish a lot of different articles.
00:42:05.440And I find their articles on Sri Lanka to be rather enlightening because Sri Lanka was a case that I was following for a number of years where China has been engaged in what the Americans call debt trap diplomacy, where they come in and do these massive infrastructure projects.
00:42:23.560It was an international port that they built in Sri Lanka, and then they were on the hook to pay them back.
00:42:30.420And when they couldn't pay them back, they got some shell corporation bank to come in, buy up the loan, and put Sri Lanka on a lease of 99 years, which is the maximum allowed under international law.
00:42:42.540And that is close proximity to India, so it has strategic value for China.
00:42:48.500And if you look at the WAF's website, what they're doing is they're carrying water and running interference for the Chinese Communist Party and saying, oh, the Americans say this.1.00
00:42:58.060And of course, they're silly and stupid.1.00
00:43:37.880You know, I mean, we have senators who are out there stumping for these Chinese Communist Party initiatives.0.95
00:43:45.000And they've taken more trips to Beijing than you could count. And we saw Senator Ho, who was just caught, you know, coordinating this effort to AstroTurf, the parliament with busloads of Chinese expats to come out and tell Canada how racist we are for having some the Chinese Exclusion Act or something like that.
00:44:12.780100 years ago. But I'd like to see somebody walk up to them and ask them what they think of the
00:44:18.180Uyghur genocide. You know, it's interesting. Yeah, exactly. Right. You know, what's interesting is
00:44:23.320over here, Chinese influence may be causing things like this, where the Canadian military,
00:44:29.320there they are, they're walking around in the Toronto Pride Parade over the weekend. And
00:44:35.140over in China, what they've got are masculinity programs going on right now, where they're
00:44:40.200actually trying to make men more masculine so the polar opposite of what's going on over here
00:44:47.100they're in there and this has been going on for generations too hasn't it uh yeah and you know0.62
00:44:54.180the cia gets up to that kind of stuff to try to uh feminize men over there in the east this was a
00:45:01.640pretty well-known tactic that they used say on japan to uh to to try to tame it somewhat that
00:45:09.320the warrior culture in Japan in the wake of the Second World War. So that's the kind of thing
00:45:13.500that the CIA has been doing to them for a while, too. So I imagine they've had some issues. But
00:45:18.640it's never, I don't think, ever reached the level that it is in Canada right now. It's just gone
00:45:27.340beyond with the elimination of Jenner and the sexual butchering of the children and pharmacological
00:45:34.860livestock, permanent medical patients. And yeah, all of the institutions are very clearly on board
00:45:43.080with this. And it's a postmodernist view on, it's in the universities in particular, it's a
00:45:51.920postmodernist view on gender. And of course, critical race theory that you mentioned as well,
00:45:56.740that's also in that same school of thought, postmodernism, which is just wokeism essentially,
00:46:02.820And it's sophistry. It's masquerades as philosophy. It's a kind of pseudo philosophy. And I talk a lot on the program about how Neil Howe, demographer and economist, Neil Howe predicted the current crisis in 1991.
00:46:19.320He said that major crisis with the potential to threaten our civilization would hit us in the year 2020, plus or minus two years.
00:46:25.460Now, he's American. It's an American. It's an American centric theory.
00:46:28.800But he talks about the saculum, the great year that the ancients like the the Athens, the Athenians referred to it as a saculum.
00:46:37.320And it describes the cycle of history, how we go through these cycles all the time.
00:46:42.640And essentially, and this is going all the way back to the Garden of Eden, but yeah, what's happening right now is we're at the end of the saeculum, a great year, you know, it's four seasons, like a calendar year.
00:46:55.520This is winter, and like in a calendar year when days are at their darkest, in the great year, the winter is when times are at their darkest.0.84
00:47:06.360It's called a fourth turning, as in the fourth generation to wield peak institutional power since the previous major crisis that threatened our civilization being World War II, that fourth generation being the one born in the wake of that crisis being the boomer generation, as I mentioned, the ones who have been scandalizing Canada's military for 30 years.0.65
00:47:24.020and the theocracy they follow the generational archetype of the prophet so named for the0.70
00:47:32.900generations who found our religions and and this saculum it is post-modernism and so that's what
00:47:39.440we see is essentially the new theocracy being reigned in and it's a post-modernist theocracy
00:47:44.840is there a way out of this or do we just have to wait for the the whole thing to turn
00:47:50.020to a new chapter um well i i wouldn't sit by idly and wait because every one of these crisis eras
00:47:57.740that we enter into has the potential for us to fall to tyranny um but uh if we don't if uh if
00:48:06.040we pull through it then we usher in the next stage of the enlightenment so higher standards of living
00:48:11.600than the world has ever seen all kinds of new technologies um in in the previous uh the previous1.00
00:48:17.200the first turning of this seculum which would have been when the gi generation returned0.94
00:48:21.520from world war ii they came back to north america poured more steel and concrete0.98
00:48:25.880than any generation before them or any generation since you know they gave us the highway systems
00:48:30.760um they gave us real vaccines that they didn't even patent or try to make a ton of cash off of
00:48:37.480uh you know radar radio telephony satcom gps rocketry suburbs uh affordable middle class
00:48:47.180lifestyle on a high school education um and uh and yeah they ushered in the next stage of the
00:48:56.260enlightenment now the millennial generation follows the same generational archetype as the
00:49:00.960gi generation yeah you say that i think we're a drumble brother yeah i don't know
00:49:08.320i don't know i think i think the millennials are all right man it's the university educated0.52
00:49:14.400millennials you got to watch out for um so they're indoctrinated into the theocracy because
00:49:20.300that's what the university's been turned into is kind of like this uh new church i guess um but uh
00:49:27.060but the guys who aren't in the tank are pretty solid guys and um that is how the um that's how0.96
00:49:35.220the generals described the gis really in uh in world war ii they said these are the best damn
00:49:40.020kids i've ever seen they're they're the g the the hero archetype as it's known um is uh is seen as
00:49:47.100civic minded pure looking to serve um this kind of thing and so what happens in the fourth turning
00:49:52.960is um the uh the hero archetype comes uh out of the institutions saying okay like clearly something
00:49:59.600is wrong here what do we do what do we do we want to help we want to serve and they're looking to
00:50:04.140our senior leaders uh the boomer generation or the profit generational archetype and the profit
00:50:09.280reliably is saying give me the blood um which is how we get the witch hunts of europe and the the
00:50:15.200dark ages um so yeah the the university educated types tend to be the witch hunter types um but
00:50:23.360those those who are not like say the more kind of like proud boys types they they tend to be
00:50:28.960patriots they tend to be like i say they're pretty solid and yet the left-wing corporate
00:50:34.960media the marxist media paints the proud boys as far right-wing knuckle-dragging skinhead extremists
00:50:42.080yeah i happen to know different than that i know several of uh of the proud boys and they're just
00:50:47.460dudes that like to shoot guns have a few beers every now and again they don't have a racist
00:50:52.300bone in there but they don't care what color people's skin is right like they they value
00:50:56.380character more than anything else those kinds of guys um enrico terrier is the leader internationally0.75
00:51:03.980and he's a black cuban yeah go figure so they've got us splintered so bad right now that that we're0.74
00:51:12.320fighting so many on so many different fronts here jeff how can we lash out and get back1.00
00:51:18.320well i say um call out the boomers for being such rotten leaders and uh that is kind of what they're0.95
00:51:26.980lacking is shame like i said they were open about the fact that they were draft dodging and doing0.91
00:51:32.440beer tours and letting the kids go off and do their dying for them after they collected the
00:51:35.780salary for their courage their entire lives um and uh you know they uh they can't take it either
00:51:42.480they got no chops so i just get out there and i start busting their chops um uh for scandalizing
00:51:48.740canada's military for the last 30 years and you just look um everybody keeps looking at trudeau
00:51:53.440but justin trudeau is just the wizard of oz the male behind the curtain is the boomer um so that's
00:52:00.580Michael Wernick, the first clerk of the Privy Council to resign in disgrace.
00:52:06.180That's the whole general cadre of the Canadian Armed Forces.
00:52:11.840Jody Thomas, Janice Charette, the new clerk of the Privy Council office,
00:52:17.100who also, like it was basically Jody Thomas and Janice Charette,
00:52:19.580who called the Emergency Measures Act for honking.
00:52:23.440This is the deep state you're talking about right now.
00:52:26.580For people watching this, they've heard that expression, deep state, for a while.
00:52:30.580And they think, well, it's some kind of subversive movement inside the government.
00:52:33.220It's not a subversive movement. It's the bureaucracy.
00:52:36.060These people have been in there for so many years.
00:52:38.180They've been able to manipulate the country the way they want it to be, regardless of a politician who comes and goes every four years.
00:52:49.120And as it is, the institutional power that matters, you know, it's who is running our institutions.
00:52:55.520And really, democracy was set up by our ancestors to be something like a peaceful means of revolution.
00:53:03.060And like it used to be the case that we would have to overthrow them when a prophet generational archetype rose to peak institutional power and started oppressing us.
00:53:10.940The only way out was to overthrow them violently.
00:53:13.200And so we set up democracy as a means of peaceful revolt.
00:53:17.040And essentially, like the way it works is people are in peak power in the culture, in their early lives.
00:53:23.580their peak political power in their mid-lives, peak institutional power in their early
00:53:28.060elderhoods. And so we send midlifers into the institutions, into the politics who have the
00:53:38.200power to fire the people running the institutions, but they're not doing that. Trudeau is the guy0.99
00:53:43.640who's always saying, we take our advice from the professional public service. And I'm like,
00:53:48.740that is the opposite of what a politician is supposed to do. You're supposed to go to Ottawa,
00:53:53.580and rein those people in but but yeah it's them they're all i mean they're all laurentian elites
00:53:59.140anyway you know trudeau and his father obviously and and the special rapporteur david johnston you
00:54:06.180know all of these guys who are making decisions whether they're bureaucrats or whether they're
00:54:10.120elected officials at this stage of the game in our country are all laurentian elites anyway and1.00
00:54:15.760they're running the show for themselves and nobody else uh but again you know calling out the boomers0.75
00:54:21.320I mean, I'm not going to sit here and say that everybody born between 1945 and 1964, and this includes me by two weeks, by the way, is evil.0.91
00:54:29.600What I would suggest is, you know, do we have to fight each one of these battles?
00:54:35.540Because, you know, we're kind of played out.
00:54:37.900A lot of the people in the freedom movement are played out.
00:59:13.280It wasn't my wheelhouse, my responsibility.
00:59:16.280I'm just sort of peripherally aware of the info ops and the psyops that we engage in.
00:59:23.520I don't think that that's what's really happening with Canada's media, though.
00:59:29.100I think they're all following sort of the same incentives, not biting the hand that feeds them.
00:59:35.040And just again, it's about the peak power in the institutions.
00:59:38.440And so the editorial boards at this moment in our history would also be the boomer generation.
00:59:43.700And they are the most progressive generation living today.
00:59:48.460The original progressive generation would have been the missionary generation.
00:59:52.140And that was the generation that led us into World War II, like FDR, who let Pearl Harbor happen so he could whip the United States, drag them into the war.0.57
01:00:03.480And not to mention the New Deal, which the Green New Deal is probably the grandson of now.0.62
01:00:10.980Exactly. It's kind of like, it seems to me like every fourth generation, that profit generational archetype, they just kind of dust off the Marxist handbook or whatever handbook that the previous profit generation was advancing and they tried to improve on it.0.61
01:00:29.960But they're still going off the same basic framework.
01:00:33.840And Karl Marx would have been a profit generator as well.
01:00:37.380yeah you know interestingly uh when all this started to go down i went hmm the last of the
01:00:42.940world war ii veterans just about dying right now right these are the guys who remember and so now
01:00:47.900that there's none of them left to stand up and i get maybe there's one or two but they're 102 and
01:00:52.400they've got one marble rolling around in their head at this point uh you know they're all gone
01:00:57.320i remember going to school and on remembrance day or the day before remembrance day because
01:01:01.960remembrance day was a holiday where i grew up like you nothing was open um these guys these
01:01:09.600veterans would come into our school they tell us the stories of normandy they tell us the stories
01:01:15.060of d-day they would tell us these stories and graphically as well all you know wearing their
01:01:20.460uniforms and their medals and whatnot and it was about respect and honor you know even for us kids
01:01:27.300you know i remember being 10 or 11 years old looking at these guys going wow man there's
01:01:30.960something special and now that they're all gone there's nobody left to tell these stories and the
01:01:35.380only thing that that they've left behind are stories and books that could be bastardized now
01:01:40.420or movies and they think this new generation that that's just a movie it never really happened like
01:01:46.120that right because there's nobody left to actually say yeah i was there yeah i think you're absolutely
01:01:54.160right about that that is 100 a factor and that's also something that is described in strauss how
01:01:59.480generational theory is the fourth turning the crisis era is the time when old heroes die um
01:02:06.040and and that's the thing none of this would be happening if those guys were still a force to be
01:02:11.040reckoned with they were the first generation referred to as senior citizens because they
01:02:16.540stayed so active in our society even after retirement very civic-minded right and that's
01:02:21.840that's what a lot of the millennials are like as well um and uh and while they were still running
01:02:27.120things you would never see something like this happen but now that they're not around and it's0.53
01:02:32.100the draft dodge and boomer generation um and in charge um now they're they're kind of it's them
01:02:39.220running things and imposing their uh what i think is a kind of anti-western view um they
01:02:45.900geez man i could talk about this quite a bit um there's a lot that went on during the vietnam war
01:03:08.580The first Indochina War was the Korean War.
01:03:11.040That was a three-year war with 53,000 casualties.
01:03:15.160So really, your chances of dying in the Vietnam War were only about a third of that,
01:03:20.460of the uh korean war and like i said it was the second indochina war both wars were efforts to
01:03:25.360contain the chinese communist party and its allies it's the same utilitarian ideology that uh their
01:03:32.080great daddies the gi's went over to europe to stamp out of there that had now spread to asia0.89
01:03:36.180so they they recognized the threat um but uh but yeah when it was the the boomers turned to be0.78
01:03:42.320drafted now the the silent generation was drafted they were the korean war veterans and the gi's
01:03:47.560were drafted near the end of World War II. But nobody boycotted the draft until not only the
01:03:53.440Vietnam War, but until the boomers themselves aged into the draft because the silent generation was0.53
01:04:00.760already there in Vietnam. They were the first ones to go. And it wasn't just the boycotting0.84
01:04:06.040of the war, but the guys who did go, they would murder their own officers in a practice known as
01:04:14.300fragging where they would use their fragmentation grenades because they're not traceable,
01:04:18.280just throw them into the officer's bunk in the middle of the night while he's sleeping.
01:04:22.560And, you know, they would all stick together, cover for one another, stuff the officer's
01:04:28.120coffin with opium to be shipped back to the United States to make money off of while they
01:04:33.760spent the war smoking dope and taking psychedelics.
01:04:35.700That's where the term shotgun comes from.
01:04:38.220And they also committed the massacre of My Lai, which lost the popular support for the war.
01:04:45.280And if you ever want to read up on what happened there, it'd probably make your blood curl.
01:04:50.540But but yeah, they marched on a village of peasants for an entire day where they cut down everybody in sight without even so much as encountering a weapons cache or a fighting age male.0.96
01:05:01.760They raped women. They shot babies strong enough to crawl from under their raped mothers who died shielding them from the boomers bullets.0.99
01:05:11.280And this was to fall out of favor with the American public.0.98
01:05:16.220No, I'm not saying that that was the goal in mind.
01:05:20.240I just think that there's a there seems to be a low regard for human life within the prophet generational archetype themselves.
01:05:29.340It has to do with how we raise children in the wake of the Great Crisis, being the Second World War, according to Strauss-Out generational theory.
01:05:38.520This is their words, but we raise children as indulged during the high of the saculum, the first turning.0.90
01:05:46.780And in this case, it was the permissive parenting of that commie bastard, Dr. Benjamin Spock, who destroyed the West.0.64
01:05:52.760And I provide another overlay here where I take a page from Sigmund Freud, because this is what he said in Civilization and Its Discontents, where the process of civilizing toddlers inflicts a kind of necessary trauma on the mind that results in the installment of the superego into the mind, which is the additional ego or the additional personality.0.87
01:06:16.680and that personality doesn't manifest outward, as far as we can tell, its sole function is to
01:06:21.460just kind of inflict aggression and shame on the ego itself. It's kind of the one that we talk to
01:06:28.320when we're alone, who shames us for our impure thoughts and watches us while we masturbate.0.81
01:06:33.680We perceive it as a kind of internal overseer. And it is a separate constituent of the mind.
01:06:40.000Now, if you don't do that, if you don't give your toddlers the gift of shame, then they just stay sociopaths forever because the superego is what most of us would think of as a conscience or Socrates called his spirit.
01:06:57.080And so, yeah, if that's not that internal dialogue is not happening, that check on the ego, then it's just unmitigated social hierarchical cannibalistic primate.
01:07:08.220and then this is what we get we're here we're queer and we're coming for your children dude yes
01:07:15.180we have got to continue this conversation another time there's all kinds of stuff to unpack and just
01:07:20.300what you've said in the first hour of this of this discussion where can we find you on social
01:07:25.560media where are you every day uh yeah i do uh monday to friday i go live at uh 9 a.m in the
01:07:33.880eastern time zone uh i'm out here on the atlantic coast so it's it's 10 for me but i i just try to
01:07:39.100hit the center of the universe for um you know that that time slot in the morning i don't want
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