00:07:16.040listen we have a worker shortage in canada we have a demographic problem our population is too old
00:07:24.560we need 700 young people we need 700 young people to work in our factories in our hospitals
00:07:31.180in our shopping centers driving truck being accountants lawyers doctors we need these0.68
00:07:37.200workers in our country it makes no sense for canada to send them back when they could stay
00:07:42.820here and earn powerful paychecks and raise their families in peace. So shame on Justin Trudeau for
00:07:50.080trying to deport these wonderful students. Stop the deportations. Keep the students here. Allow
00:07:55.880them to apply just like everyone else for permanent residency. The conservatives will continue to
00:08:00.980fight for the students. You know, he seems to be all over the map on immigration policy. We're
00:08:10.900going to talk to Bill Tufts in just a second, but first let me tell you a little bit about Bill. He
00:08:15.140worked in the financial industry here in Canada for 25 years and specialized in employee benefits
00:08:20.540and pensions. Bill is the founder of Fair Pensions for All, an advocacy group focusing on public
00:08:25.520sector pension and compensation issues. And as noted earlier, he also wrote a best-selling book
00:08:31.360a few years ago called Pension Ponzi. Please welcome to the show Bill Tufts. Bill, thank you
00:08:37.580for joining the show tonight. Really appreciate that. Let's start by talking about immigration
00:08:43.980in this country. We've seen it, especially in the past couple of months with all of the1.00
00:08:49.580pro-Palestinian protests going on. And it's amazing to me that it seems as though you can
00:08:56.560walk through any shopping mall in any major city in this country. And this is not to sound racist.
00:09:01.880Again, I don't, you know, I hate having to say this every time I bring up this topic, but it's sometimes difficult to, if you didn't know, understand what country you're in.
00:09:13.900This immigration thing is a lot more people than we realize, isn't it?
00:09:20.740In January of this year, I wrote an article for the Epoch Times that spoke about the hidden numbers in immigration.
00:09:31.020And our propaganda media in Canada was just retelling the story from the Prime Minister's office and the media releases that he was putting out there.
00:09:43.280What he didn't want Canadians to know about was the true number, the total size of people that were coming into the country.
00:09:50.000and it's massive where they want to just talk about the 500,000 which are just regular
00:09:55.960immigrants but the other thing that's happening is a whole bunch of different classes that are
00:09:59.960coming into the country as well that brought our total number up in the last 12 months1.00
00:10:03.960to over 1.2 million people to put that into perspective they have to be housed somewhere
00:10:09.840they have to you know go to hospitals and schools and you know participate in Canadian society but
00:10:14.980That would have made Canada's sixth largest city bigger than the city of Edmonton.
00:10:34.260How do we assimilate 1.2 million newcomers into Canadian society without losing the essence of what Canada is supposed to be?0.99
00:10:43.580well I'm worried that 2024 is going to be the tipping point for Canada and one of the things1.00
00:10:49.800that we are losing is our culture our heritage our traditions and our Canadian values and the
00:10:56.900program that we have in Canada is based on multiculturalism and so what that means is that
00:11:02.560all of the ethnic groups that come into the country cluster together in communities and
00:11:07.420there's no expectation that they do become part of the Canadian society and that's in contrast to
00:11:13.380the United States, where they have the concept of the melting pot. The melting pot concept is
00:11:18.780everybody's expected to blend into society, work together and adopt all those traditions, values,
00:11:23.940cultures, and history. We see how history is being wiped out in Canada. That's a large part
00:11:30.560of the agenda. And so that's not happening in Canada. And as a result, we've got many parallel
00:11:37.920communities in Canada that are almost exclusively one ethnic group, just sort of start across the
00:11:46.080country in Markham, 80% Chinese people. Brampton, the fastest growing city in Canada, it's about
00:11:52.90090% just from India. Calgary's northeast, 70%, it's a larger multi-ethnic community. And Surrey,
00:12:06.380bc where recently they were you know protesting in in surrey to make uh you know like a calistani
00:12:13.480homeland in canada so that that's sort of the nature of what's happening and as we've seen
00:12:19.240from from europe it can become very dangerous very quickly well what they say is if you import0.97
00:12:26.620the third world you become the third world do we have any idea i mean like i know you're you've got0.98
00:12:31.880the numbers down but do we have any idea where most of these folks are coming from probably war
00:12:36.960torn countries but is it all mostly middle east or are there other it's predominantly india and
00:12:44.320and those are the foreign students that are coming into the country 900 000 of them last year uh
00:12:49.900total foreign students and a significant portion were were from india the country of india the
00:12:55.160next largest group are chinese people coming in uh the middle eastern groups despite their
00:13:01.200visibility out there today, they're a fairly small portion of the total people coming into
00:13:06.600the country. And that is dramatically changing our cultural structure of Canada. Let's go back
00:13:13.300to 1971, 60% of the people coming into the country were from European backgrounds. Today,
00:13:21.200that that's that's only nine percent and uh over 65 percent is uh is coming out of uh you know
00:13:29.260china and uh and and india so it's a a massive uh you know transition in our society and i i don't
00:13:37.200uh you know it's challenging to have those people in parallel societies and and come together as a
00:13:43.840as a country with the same you know comprehensive uh goals well do you find it difficult to talk
00:13:50.780about this stuff without feeling inside that you're a racist? Because I do. And I don't want
00:13:58.060to feel like that. We shouldn't feel like that. It's not about skin color for me. It's never been
00:14:02.360about skin color for me. It's about culture. And it's, I guess, a lot to do with, we can lump
00:14:08.660religion into the cultural background of some of these newcomers who are coming into our country,
00:14:13.800and we don't understand a lot of their customs. But ultimately, when you come into somebody else's
00:14:19.600country as an immigrant just basic human um the ideology of somebody coming into
00:14:27.940a stranger's home let's say would be that you follow their rules right just as we would if
00:14:34.660we were moving to india or cambodia or anywhere we would go all right what's against the law here
00:14:40.360like what what can't i do but these folks don't seem to have any respect at all for that and i
00:14:47.000I don't want to lump them all into that category, but many of them, clearly from the videos we've seen in these past three months, want to put some of us six feet under.
00:16:03.520um we're talking about how much do we have to pay for all of these newcomers when they enter0.68
00:16:12.240our country what did you say it was last year or even the third quarter this past year like 1.5
00:16:16.3801.2 million it was wasn't it 1.2 for 12 the 12 month period 12 months just the last quarter was
00:16:23.000430 000 so what are we paying for this i mean how are we able to afford all of this we we can't uh
00:16:31.700Canada is now, you know, ranked the last of this OECD countries put out by a BC Council report that showed that, you know, our wages have been flat for a decade.
00:16:45.200They're actually starting to go down now.
00:16:49.360And, you know, it was built on a bunch of myths that they told us were, you know, a good reason for this mass immigration that have turned out to be completely false.0.92
00:16:58.660And they're very destructive for our Canadian economy, our society, our culture.0.99
00:17:04.860It's just a freight train of destruction.
00:17:07.840We've seen already the impact on housing.
00:17:11.040You know, the CMHC said that by 2030, not too far down the road, we're going to need another 3.5 million housing units based on the numbers that are coming in today.
00:17:24.000It's all part of, you know, ties in with the United Nations and the World Economic Forum.
00:17:28.660Those 3.5 million new dwellings that they want to create for Canadians coming in, their first priority is 2 million rental units.
00:17:40.280It's going to be the large financial funds like Vanguard or BlackRock, the public sector pensions in Canada, $1.2 trillion in assets.
00:17:52.100They already own hundreds of thousands of residential dwelling units, and those are designed to be put in place so the government employee pensions are going to be funded.
00:18:01.360So if we did achieve 2 million rental units, that would be 2 million people in Canada that would not be owning a home.
00:18:09.040And that 2 million units that are, you know, current rental rates today would be about $67 billion a year that Canadians would be putting out of their pocket into the, you know, into the pockets of the high finance owners that are going to, you know, be owning those, the public sector pension funds and those large financial firms.
00:18:29.660And once again, they've told us what they're doing.
00:18:31.880The World Economic Forum said, you know what, you're not going to own anything.
00:18:37.840and you know they're so they're telling us what's going on and you know it's uh it's it's it's uh
00:18:44.240we need canadians to really uh wake up i'm involved with a new organization that sort of
00:18:50.020set a plan in place seven civics for reform for too long canadians have been apathetic
00:18:55.640and we've counted on our politicians who have turned out to be working for interests other
00:19:01.320than canadians and for the best interests of our our country and i don't know if we will wake up in
00:19:06.640time i'm hoping we do because it seems as though they they're accelerating this agenda that they're
00:19:13.600on although there are mixed opinions about how successful they've been with it because of the
00:19:17.740resistance they've faced especially right now you're seeing the german farmers and the german
00:19:21.920truckers standing up blocking roads in the major cities over there and hopefully they're getting
00:19:26.160the message and maybe they'll back off for a while and try and regroup which gives us time to actually
00:19:31.580get your initiative and others like it across the country going. But when you talk about these
00:19:38.7002 million rental units that they want to construct in this country, that sounds a lot to me like
00:19:44.920the smart city or reminds me of the smart city models I've seen videos of these past couple of
00:19:51.200years, you know, where everybody is living in a 30 floor high rise and you can only get in and out
00:19:57.360one way which makes it easy for the stormtroopers down there to keep you locked in in times of
00:20:03.660pandemic or any kind of crisis maybe there's something going on where you can't go anywhere
00:20:09.320and you're locked down and so they they can keep you in that building in that neighborhood
00:20:14.460without much resistance is that there it is there they are urban gulags a recent uh building in
00:20:23.780toronto is going to be a hundred story apartment building with condos actually with condos in it
00:20:30.040they were going to be 600 square foot condos a hundred stories high so that's all part of that
00:20:36.060you know i'm glad you said smart cities because that's where the first real international model
00:20:42.180of it started was in toronto the initiative between the city of toronto and and and google
00:20:47.840people caught on to what was happening it to it and they ran it out of town then it became the
00:20:52.98015-minute cities and these globalist forces are relentless and they keep you know coming back
00:20:58.180time after time now they're calling it walkable cities or something and uh you know there was
00:21:02.620another program that they had in in the uk where they locked everybody down into their communities
00:21:07.740and then of course it all ties into the uh the climate change initiative if nobody's got cars
00:21:13.460and you know they're they're going to be ending a gasoline automotive vehicles by what 2030 2035
00:21:20.500And it's all part of the plan. They're telling us what they're going to do. And, you know, are we going to allow them to happen?
00:21:28.560Let me ask you, we've seen a lot of political resistance to this in the United States, people like Vivek Ramaswamy, even the governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, who's running for the Republican nomination, Donald Trump, people like that, several governors across the United States, South Dakota.
00:21:47.060I can't remember her name off the top of my head right now, Texas.
00:21:51.120So there have been a lot of political leaders who are fighting up against this and even boldly speaking out about the World Economic Forum and the World Health Organization.
00:22:01.480Do you see anything like that happening in Canada yet?
00:22:06.580Is there any one figure, any one political figure who may resemble something like that?
00:22:13.020The only one that's been allowed to, you know, been able to speak like that is Maxime Bernier of the People's Party.
00:22:20.240And he's following a populist trend that is happening across the world and in the Western countries.
00:22:26.360And other than the UK, US and Canada, most of Europe now has been sweeping with populist leaders that have been coming into power.
00:22:35.560and the main driver has been mass immigration the mass immigration in with le pen in france or
00:22:42.620you've got uh you know the brexit was predominantly over mass immigration we've got we saw guilders in
00:22:49.640in you know the dutch country what about maloney and italy and there's more and more leaders like
00:22:57.060this that are prepared to speak out and say hey you know what we're going to put our people first
00:23:00.940It's Canadians first. It's MAGA. It's, you know, that's what's important. And we've got to break away from these United Nations Globalist World Economic Forum initiatives. And, you know, I'm very happy to see Lesley Lewis's initiative to send a petition to Canadians that say, hey, we're going to dump all this globalist stuff.
00:23:25.360I'm not quite sure how it's working into the plan with the leadership of the CPC party, but that's sort of an interesting one.
00:23:35.960And that's the only way that we're ever going to make it happen.
00:23:40.380And really what's been happening is mass immigration has been leading the forces against this globalist initiative.
00:23:53.940Canada got on board 2018 when we signed the migration compact and it started since then there was a little bit of a lull in over COVID but the TD Bank actually came out with a report and said that Canada's mass immigration it's hard to believe is eight times that of the United States but they did it based on a per capita basis.
00:24:20.240we had rocks and road and maybe about 130 000 are going to come in as illegal immigrants this year
00:24:26.700but it's hard to imagine 1.2 million do the math on that and almost all of them have to be flown
00:24:32.200into the country who's flying them into the country how many flights a day day is that and
00:24:38.240you know we've seen it on housing but now we're starting to see it very directly on
00:25:03.740You should point out these newcomers have to be flown into the country.1.00
00:25:09.520We hear it all the time in the United States where they're just jumping the border.1.00
00:25:13.160the texas border coming into florida by a boat or whatever it is or they're being flown in and then
00:25:18.680they get put on a train or a plane or uh an automobile like the movie and they get uh sent
00:25:27.320to chicago or new york to the point where the mayor of new york says no more i'm sorry we haven't
00:25:32.080got any more room same with boston so these governors these southern governors are sending
00:25:37.120them to neighboring states it's out of control but we're my point is is that we're hearing about
00:25:43.460that kind of stuff going on down there almost daily from whichever news organization you follow
00:25:49.220down there whether it's marxist left wing or whether it's the right leaning here in canada
00:25:53.040we don't hear anything about that do we absolutely nothing one 1.2 uh you know a million people is
00:26:01.440about 3,000 people a day coming in, 3,500 people there. I saw a big, huge news profile about a
00:26:07.980caravan of 8,000 people that were arriving on the southern U.S. border. 8,000, that's less than
00:26:14.620three days of what's coming into Canada. And it's just that our propaganda media have been locked
00:26:22.040down so hard against it that, you know, they're not allowed to speak about it. There's still that
00:26:27.300stigma. If you do speak about it, you're a racist. Most immigrants that I know are hardworking,0.91
00:26:33.260you know, people coming into the country, they want to make better for their lives,
00:26:37.060are very concerned about their families. But the problem is that when you have too many of them,
00:26:43.720the whole thing's going to collapse. One historic sort of reference to that is the end of the Roman0.97
00:26:49.420Empire. In 372 AD, there was tens of thousands of goss that were being chased out by the Huns,
00:26:58.680and they arrived at the river, the Danube River. The Romans rushed down. They were cheering. They
00:27:05.180were building bridges and bringing them across as fast as they could in boats. They were ecstatic,
00:27:09.260this many people had arrived. They were happy they were going to be working their farm fields.
00:27:13.760They were going to be working in the city, maintaining the infrastructure of their
00:27:17.220aqueducts and everything else they had in Rome. Today's scenario would be working in hospitals,
00:27:24.100working in schools, working on construction. But in that instance there, within two years,
00:27:31.960Rome had collapsed. And that was the end of Western Rome after 400 years. And Gibbons in
00:27:39.600his book, The Rise and Fall of Rome, you know, sort of consider that one of the major causes of
00:27:46.960the collapse of Rome. And we're seeing that in Europe as well. Probably the most prominent figure
00:27:52.880is over in instances over in Sweden. And in 2015, when the mass immigration started there,
00:27:58.440predominantly coming out of Syria, Sweden was celebrating and cheering that we're the most
00:28:05.280immigrant, you know, popular city in Europe. And that happened until last year when they just
00:28:14.600brought in a populist government off the top of my head I don't remember who that was but it had
00:28:21.000led up to that point since 2015 there was bombs going off virtually every day in Sweden it had
00:28:28.520become the highest incidence of crime rates in Europe and you know it was just creating complete
00:28:35.360social chaos and today they're started a massive deportation program and you know they're trying
00:28:43.200of shut shut that down it may be too late for them and in that instance and i think one of the0.59
00:28:48.580problems is that we're bringing in too many of the undesirables uh if you're arriving in canada0.51
00:28:55.600out of one of the 130 000 that came in last year is and what they used to call illegal immigrants0.99
00:29:01.520uh what do they call them today uh not undocumented undocumented yeah and but you know they they're0.95
00:29:10.020destroying their documentation before they come across the border? 130,000 of them. Why would0.99
00:29:17.440anybody, when it's so easy to get into Canada, have to destroy their documentation? So we're
00:29:22.640seeing some pretty hostile situations in Canada where synagogues are being burned. The Sikh and
00:29:29.320the Hindu community are, you know, very much at war. Hindu temples are being burnt today. How
00:29:36.640many churches got burnt in the last uh you know just over Christmas this year who's burning those
00:29:41.860and uh you know Eritrean riots on the streets of of Calgary it was the largest violent uh
00:29:47.740conflict uh the businesses were closed and you know several several uh you know about a dozen
00:29:53.820people ended up up in hospital or seeing uh political politically motivated uh daylight
00:29:59.840assassinations like that one in Edmonton where that uh you know poor I don't know if he was
00:30:05.640poor if he was part of the criminal activity, but he was shot right in Tim Horton's mid-daylight
00:30:10.280with his daughter in the car. So it's, you know, we're starting to see crimes that we hadn't seen
00:30:15.760existed before in Canada because, you know, people are coming in from different cultures.0.72
00:30:21.300A recent one is extortion. You mentioned Abbotsford. The small businesses are very
00:30:26.980alarmed there because they're being extorted for large amounts of money. We saw a subdivision in
00:30:33.560ontario that was burnt over an extortion attempt we had a couple of several homes burnt in edmonton
00:30:39.780torched arsons as a result of extortion attempts as well so bill what would you do what would you
00:30:47.360do with the the situation with immigration i what i've said uh it's on record the past few months
00:30:54.780now is i would shut it down i would shut it down completely i think australia did that quite
00:31:00.400successfully a few years ago just to get things sorted out for 18 to 24 months let's track all
00:31:06.420these people down let's find out who they are where they're living what they're doing how much
00:31:10.160money they're taking from us and get everything that we can sorted out over that period of time
00:31:16.520and then we can reopen the doors to legal immigration and with much lower numbers than
00:31:22.040500,000 a year plus the extra 6.2 uh 100,000 that you were talking about what would your solution
00:31:31.200be for something like this that's the only option at this point in time and i don't know that that's
00:31:36.260going to happen we've seen seen poly of take a very soft stance on on immigration because the
00:31:41.260problem is if you look at the political map in canada there's very few red dots on the map and
00:31:47.140they're you know controlling the government of canada through trudeau and those are what diane
00:31:51.820francis called the immigrant enclaves so when you go into brampton uh with 96 percent uh you know
00:32:00.280indian community and trudeau is promising them everything that that he is you know they're
00:32:06.080basically just buying votes and uh right but what we saw what we saw in the last few months and i
00:32:12.800believe this happened back in september we had that million person march for children and muslims
00:32:17.560and it seemed to me as though every community across the country got together and got involved
00:32:22.500in that of course this is before the hamas attack on october the 7th and that kind of took the
00:32:27.740muslims out of that situation uh at least for the time being and i thought that was rather
00:32:33.640coincidentally timed but they've got bigger fish to fry than some protest in canada the globalists
00:32:42.800But anyway, it seemed to me at that point that much of the Muslim community in this country, because of what Trudeau said and what he said was the Muslims are being gamed by the right-leaning mega people in the United States, much of the Muslim community across this country, and they're all very well connected from Toronto to Montreal to Calgary to Edmonton, Winnipeg is in there.
00:33:04.860They took big offense to what he said. And it seems as though that's when he really, Trudeau, really started dropping in the polls. I mean, Polyev was up three or four points up until that point. And now what we've seen in the polls since September or late August has been, you know, double digit numbers for the conservatives.
00:33:24.200Not to mention, Nick Nanos published a poll yesterday that shows that there's 65% of people in this country who are against these kinds of immigration numbers. 65% should be enough to get some political leader in this country, and I'm looking at you, Pierre Polyev, to stand up and say, all right, we got to slow this down.
00:33:45.760Is he waiting for some kind of an incident, some kind of tragedy to happen before he can pull the trigger on that and actually say something publicly without risk of losing votes, do you think?
00:33:57.980No, I don't think it'll happen because if you scan across the country, it's already happening and happening on a daily basis.
00:34:09.280For a lot of the mass immigrants themselves, they've been horribly defrauded about coming into Canada.0.99
00:34:14.100being told that there's going to be housing for them told telling them that there's going to be
00:34:18.900free food uh you know some major as long as you vote liberal as long as you vote they're actually
00:34:24.620yeah they're actually told that stuff by the the people who welcome them into all the welcoming
00:34:30.640committees and all of the federal employees who were involved with the process they all tell them
00:34:35.580that i and i was told that by a guy who actually deals with newcomers to canada just a few months
00:34:41.760ago his name is mac mora and he's out of calgary he's a muslim out of calgary he was saying yeah
00:34:46.200this is actually what's going on any newcomer that comes to our country says you know what
00:34:50.840don't worry just vote liberal everything's going to be good everything's and they have yeah and and
00:34:56.280but you know what what is the motivation for bringing such large numbers of people into the
00:35:00.620country uh you know you get we have to consider that and question that and basically basically
00:35:05.340the only ones that have been benefiting have been the elites they're bringing in workers that are
00:35:10.340driving down wage rates for all Canadians. The asset prices over the last three or four years
00:35:18.220have gone crazy. In Toronto, the average home price is well over $1 million. Rental income
00:35:26.580coming in, it's $3,000 a month in Toronto. And they've also had a lot of huge increases in
00:35:35.900numbers of consumers the last quarter of last last year in uh you know the telecom companies put on
00:35:42.600600,000 new new customers uh you know think about the revenue that's generated with that 600,000
00:35:48.860people uh buying cell phones and uh getting connected into interrate so it's uh gloriously
00:35:55.580uh you know enhancing the position of the our country's elites which are more and more well
00:36:02.280there's not more and more but they're getting bigger and bigger all the time stack can came
00:36:05.660report that said that 20 percent of the population now controls 67 percent of the wealth and the
00:36:12.160bottom 40 percent only two percent so those numbers are staggering one of the things that
00:36:18.100we've seen in canada is the uh you know the destruction of the middle class as well so
00:36:22.360it's a topsy-turvy world out there and i'm uh you know sitting on pins and needles to wait and see
00:36:27.880what happens in 2024 when you say elites who exactly are we talking about here we're talking
00:36:34.400about the CEOs and the owners or the shareholders of large corporations? Are we talking about the
00:36:40.500ruling class, the politicians? Exactly who is involved in that elite? Yeah, well, that would
00:36:45.220be interesting to look at and analyze that. The middle class typically always was, you know,
00:36:53.200traditionally breaking Canada down into five different 20%, you know, deciles. And so that0.96
00:37:01.460The bottom poor 20%, you know, they're, you know, in a hopeless situation today, the average bottom decile of the poor, they're making an average income of $21,000 a year.
00:37:16.82064% of that money is coming in from government.
00:37:21.540You know, the next two deciles up there, which would be traditionally the middle class, you know, they can't afford to live.
00:37:29.300What do you need for an income to live in Canada today on a comfortable level?
00:37:34.240Yeah, I don't even know that number anymore.
00:37:38.160But now, I mean, in the past five years, I can say since the pandemic began, I have read that we've seen not just in Canada, but worldwide, the largest wealth transfer in the history of planet Earth.
00:37:59.300uh bezos from amazon in in 2018 he had a net worth uh or i'm sorry the sales of amazon were
00:38:08.400about 285 million dollars billion dollars today they're over 550 billion dollars uh amazon itself
00:38:17.020would be about the 25th largest country in the world so that they've doubled their sales over
00:38:23.360that covid period how many small businesses were wiped out and that that becomes dangerous for
00:38:27.680society because going back even to the times of of greece the middle class was a very important
00:38:34.020part of the society the bottom 20 couldn't contribute very much but the the middle class
00:38:39.520were the ones that created the wealth and had the businesses and and did the investing and
00:38:43.800were always active in the political system as well but i would think that the next bottom two
00:38:48.680tiers of the middle class have been almost virtually wiped out and that all that we're
00:38:53.800left with is the 20% at the very top. And the next category would be the 20% that would be
00:39:01.300predominantly government workers. The Stats Can report comes out once a month, and I have to have
00:39:10.500a look at the last one. I got into immigration following it because of the pension issue, and
00:39:15.420it was all about demographics and the study of flows of people, and that's what immigration is
00:39:21.820about as well but how many people do we have in canada today 40 million isn't that 40 million
00:39:28.100and i i checked the stats can uh labor force report 16.6 million were full-time private sector
00:39:36.880workers and so that on on that basis uh you know 16.6 but 4.3 there's been a huge growth in the
00:39:44.900government workforce for 4.3 government workers there's always been an economic debate are they
00:39:52.100wealth creators are they wealth consumers you know that would be a another large discussion so that
00:39:57.480leaves 12.3 million full-time private sector workers barely 25 percent of that 40 40 million
00:40:05.780who are the tax being paying base of the country that 12.3 million people trying to support 40
00:40:12.900million people like that that's why canada is way trailing all the other uh developed countries i
00:40:17.980saw another report today you know the wealth growth in canada was you know about five times
00:40:24.180less than it was in the united states over the last uh well let's back up for a second there
00:40:29.700because you're the author of the book called pension ponzi um and and what you just said
00:40:34.560really first of all it it sounded to me if i close my eyes and try to imagine
00:40:39.480just the physical look of what you've just described here it looks to me like a feudalism
00:40:45.360system or or serfs or something where we're going to have 10 percent uh who are in the elite class
00:40:52.440and 90 percent are going to be out there fighting over what's left um but when you've got 12 million
00:41:00.540people trying to support a country of 40 million people that's where you've got a ponzi scheme
00:41:05.700when it comes to what we're paying into as opposed to and i'm talking about taxes and
00:41:11.500everything else cpp contributions all of that stuff or qpp or alberta pension plan if danielle
00:41:18.220smith has her way um and i want to talk with you about that a little bit as well to see if
00:41:22.800if that's another ponzi scheme or if it will reveal the current ponzi scheme if it happens
00:41:28.760But there is absolutely no way this is sustainable long term.
00:41:33.600When will this pension plan just implode on itself, do you think?
00:41:39.420Yeah, it's not really a significant portion of, you know, Canadian seniors income.
00:41:47.860There was about a decade ago, there was a major expansion of it just to benefit the high level workers who, you know, are working in the major corporations and in the public sector as well.
00:42:00.880But today, the average Canadian retiree is only taking $770 a month out of that.
00:44:59.440and I believe that Alberta is probably one of the biggest contributors to this.
00:45:04.920So let's just say Alberta decided they wanted to leave the CPP and form their own thing.
00:45:10.400In your opinion, what would that do to our country?
00:45:17.080Yeah, I don't think it would really have that much impact.
00:45:19.680It would be very beneficial for Alberta.
00:45:21.540I'm living in Alberta now, and we do have higher contributions generally over time
00:45:26.900because of higher incomes and a younger workforce as well.
00:45:30.780But don't forget that Quebec, in the same year that the CPP was started up,
00:45:35.560they started up the Quebec pension plan in 1966,
00:45:39.260and they've always had a separate pension plan,
00:45:41.920and they're considerably larger than Alberta.
00:45:45.120So I think it's just part of the concern that Western Canadians have
00:45:50.480right across the West about our sovereignty being taken away
00:45:54.880by the you know the the elites why do you think that trudeau and freeland freaked out so much
00:46:00.540about that when when smith first started talking about that because they were sending some very
00:46:04.920pointed letters to her saying you can't do this i don't know why you'd even think about such a
00:46:09.220thing the people of alberta will stand against you and of course the alberta ndp started talking
00:46:13.800about that too it was all over social media it was all over the marxist corporate media like
00:46:18.100she's a devil she's trying to remove us from canada and all of that right so why do you think
00:46:23.440they got so worked up about this is it no just try and try and get some political traction you
00:46:29.540know or would it expose the pension ponzi yeah i as i say the total number you know that 770 bucks
00:46:38.380a month that canadians are earning out of the uh the cpp don't don't do do very much i think one
00:46:43.880of the things that it was going to do is expose how the cpp meant uh money is is funded at one
00:46:49.900point almost 30 percent of it was invested into china and you know once it gets over to china we
00:46:56.580don't know what's happening over there and you know the a lot of the people in ottawa are very
00:47:02.400dependent upon money flowing out of china as we're starting to see this huge uh electoral influence
00:47:09.700scandal that's coming out uh sam cooper uh andy lee have you had andy on your show i was gonna
00:47:17.060to have her on between christmas and new year she was going to be a part of this big panel and then
00:47:21.860she had to go to bed yeah yeah he didn't bring it on but she's been doing some good yeah she's
00:47:28.860been doing some good good work as well and and night came out with a really scathing scathing0.99
00:47:33.300report showing how that uh the chinese and their control in canada through a social media called0.96
00:47:38.720we chat yep was uh actually uh allowing for the funding of uh you know the the hamas protesters
00:47:48.480it was you know paying for the organizers it was paying for you hold on wait wait wait could you
00:47:54.160could you go rewind because you caught me by surprise with that one go back who was paying
00:47:58.340no no that's all right like i want to hear this again yeah these uh chinese police forces that
00:48:05.080what is the name of that uh like we we just know them on the show here as chinese police forces
00:48:11.640but uh yeah there is a i'll send you an article which i'd sort of been following it because i'd
00:48:20.200been in contact with sam cooper uh who'd been following the chinese corruption stuff for a
00:48:26.160while that's that's another surprising thing that polyev hasn't stepped out and been outraged by
00:48:30.780that in the last election for example trudeau received numerous maximum uh election contributions
00:48:37.980from the chinese community in vancouver and as you know he's in papino quebec so there's a you know0.80
00:48:45.220yeah it's uh you know a lot of hanky-panky and very serious stuff is going on on all on all over0.98
00:48:52.780but one of the things that i've always been concerned about the mass immigration communities
00:48:58.660and these parallel societies that i was telling you about right and like brampton or you know
00:49:03.540surrey or wherever uh this this exposed how the chinese community that was using this wechat
00:49:09.780social media system it was used to control political messaging in canada it was used to harass
00:49:17.780dissident chinese it was uh and the most recent thing is that they've used it as a payment system
00:49:24.580within the Chinese community so that if you're a Chinese businessman on WeChat and you need to go
00:49:31.000and get, say, legal services to do a purchase of a company or something like that, and you get a
00:49:37.480bill for $50,000, you pay the Chinese lawyer through WeChat and none of that income is
00:49:47.480disclosed to the canadian government uh for taxes for purposes of taxes because it's all uh run run
00:49:54.160out of uh you know the computers in in in china i was i was quite shocked by that but that you know
00:50:00.960just what you're saying what you're saying i'm sorry to interrupt you but what you're saying
00:50:04.180right now i could probably let you go on for two straight hours man without me having to say a
00:50:08.920thing and that's cool because you're a very knowledgeable dude and i like having you on0.95
00:50:12.500But from everything that you've said, just since you've been on tonight, it sounds to me that our country is nothing but one big heap of steaming crap and such a mess that I don't know if there is a way to fix it.0.92
00:50:34.220Am I being extreme by saying that?0.98
00:53:11.760when it comes to dealing with the media.
00:53:13.720And he does say some of the right things.
00:53:15.960And if it's not him, it's some of his MPs like Leslie Lewis with the petition that she's got flying around out there.
00:53:21.340I think it's got 80,000 signatures, the one where Canada removes itself from the United Nations and the World League, not the World Economic Forum, the World Health Organization and all of its affiliate organizations.
00:53:33.220But I mean, what I've been saying is there is no political solution long term and that electing getting first of all, getting rid of Trudeau and his globalists, because those these are zealots.
00:53:48.020We're talking about Stephen Gilboa. We're talking about Christie Freeland. I mean, they are crazy zealots.
00:53:53.680We saw what happened with David Menzies yesterday. I mean, and the bulldogs, right, that surround these people.0.97
00:53:58.620I mean, they are more than happy, these brown shirts, to go ahead and throw a reporter down into a wall and say that you're guilty of assault.0.97
00:54:11.240But what I've been saying, Bill, is that it gives us four years of runway so that we can get some citizen organizations put together,
00:54:23.220some voting blocks put together so that we can actually take our country back the people
00:54:29.560can take the country back is that what uh the organization that you're working with now
00:54:35.560is trying to do a service for for reform and we're looking at these initiatives and
00:54:42.060the problem is that canadians weren't ever really awake in the political process
00:54:46.520going back to that 175 you know 160 years of two two party it was either the conservatives or the
00:54:52.780liberals that was the status since confederation and canada was a wealthy country we didn't need
00:54:59.520politicians who were really you know thinking outside the box they didn't want politicians
00:55:03.820that were able to think outside the box we just want people to run the train and make sure it's
00:55:08.400well oiled and greased and you know just keeps running down the track and so as a result the
00:55:14.900political system that we have today are people that aren't prepared to take risks they're not
00:55:20.500prepared to be bold because it could cost them they don't you know really have a lot of uh
00:55:24.920courageous uh vision for the the system another great thing that weinstein uh spoke about uh
00:55:31.180and i related to your show when i saw the people that you've had on the show you know morasso and
00:55:37.200uh tamara and uh marty from up north uh you know those are the people uh that are going to
00:55:46.680you know save what we've got and weinstein said remember the you know we've had the uh
00:55:52.220all the independent thinkers were kicked out of the system and that's what's going to save us is
00:55:58.780we have a superstar lineup of people that are going to you know make make you know solve solve
00:56:05.780it if we can and uh you know save save the future look at everybody that's been kicked out going
00:56:11.480back to you know don cherry to jordan peterson to you know lindsey shepherd to maxine vernier to
00:56:20.220danielle smith sort of uh you know those are the you know the type of uh people that we've got we've
00:56:26.220got to count on for the future if there's if there's going to be a be a hope for it so and
00:56:32.080so those independent voices like yours uh what's up canada and you know the uh independent media
00:56:40.520that we do have because we know how horribly corrupt the rest of the media is but not enough
00:56:45.320canadians have woken up to it and whether or not they can wake up to it because they're getting
00:56:51.560you know barraged so badly by inflation and housing and you know housing shortages and
00:56:57.480look at the cost of food and you know the amount of small businesses that have been
00:57:02.440this destroyed so it's uh yeah it's the great reset something is going to reset out of this
00:57:08.360Let's hope it's a better future for Canada.0.91
00:57:11.180Let's hope we're the ones that do the resetting and not them, because if it's them, we're going to be living in those gulags like the book you showed us.0.72
00:57:18.160So let's say my name is Gabby or Deanna.0.74
00:57:20.800I'm looking at the comments right now and people are they really appreciate you being on the show tonight, Bill.
01:06:58.380That puts him right in the heart of it because he's not that far from Toronto, not that far from the big smoke, the biggest city in our country where most of this nonsense has been going on.
01:07:08.100We've seen what the Toronto police have been doing with these pro-Palestinian protesters.
01:08:09.000And I am praying to Jesus that we can get the live streaming up on the website tomorrow.
01:08:17.900And if not tomorrow, then Friday night.
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01:09:15.860maryland gladu today on x breaking now this was breaking hours ago but uh for maybe some of you
01:09:22.920who didn't see this earlier breaking the ndp and the bloc quebecois have been blocking the heritage
01:09:29.120Committee from being recalled to scrutinize Monday's egregious attack on press freedom.
01:09:35.680Trudeau's coalition partners endorsed the arrest of a journalist, that was David Menzies,
01:09:40.020we talked about that yesterday, for asking the Deputy Prime Minister, Christia Freeland,
01:09:44.000a question in a public setting. This is from Hedy Fry, who is the chair of the Standing
01:09:49.760Committee on Canadian Heritage. She said, dear chair, on Monday, January 8th, a member of the
01:09:54.900independent media was arrested for questioning christia freeland in a public setting the
01:09:59.540journalist david menzies asked minister freeland why the liberal government has failed to list the
01:10:04.400irgc as a terrorist organization this assault on a journalist and egregious attack on press freedom
01:10:10.720in canada has been viewed by millions online and it has and has been rightly condemned by
01:10:17.460individuals of all political stripes in the independent press gallery however you can still
01:10:22.540see some hard lefties some marxists on places like x actually saying that menzies was at fault
01:10:32.360and yes he did arrest the police officer we showed you the video last night and there is absolutely
01:10:38.360no indication that david menzies instigated any contact with anybody physical contact with anybody
01:10:46.120until that police got in his way touched him then grabbed him threw him up against the wall and said
01:10:52.520you're under arrest for assault since the video began to circulate traditional media coverage of
01:11:01.940the incident has been nearly non-existent it did happen we can't say it didn't the national post
01:11:07.520covered it and believe it or not the cbc and we're going to get to in just a second a breaking story
01:11:14.620from global news not really breaking but a breaking story from global news parliamentary
01:11:21.600Press Gallery has remained silent on this attack on fundamental freedoms coveted by Canadians,
01:11:28.180including freedom of the press and free expression, and is yet to issue a statement condemning the
01:11:33.360incident. In addition, the Trudeau Liberals have failed to apologize for the incident despite the
01:11:38.120fact the journalist has been released without being charged. The Committee on Canadian Heritage
01:11:44.620has a duty and responsibility to address press freedom and free expression, especially when it
01:11:50.440comes under attack pursuant to standing order 106 parentheses four we're calling on the committee
01:11:57.700to reconvene at the earliest opportunity the committee must fulfill its mandate and provide
01:12:02.020greater scrutiny of the january 8th arrest of a member of the independent media and attack on
01:12:08.160press freedom and freedom of expression all committee members must recognize this incident
01:12:11.900as a dangerous precedent thank you the ndp and the bloc together said nope
01:12:16.320we're not so that's where that stands for now all right from global bc you're gonna laugh at this
01:12:29.180i i laughed at this when i saw this this morning i thought oh this is funny came out yesterday but
01:12:35.040i only saw this this morning last night it was just kind of one of those it was the beginnings
01:12:39.860of a story. Interior Health drops all COVID-19 rapid tests at facilities. Interior Health
01:12:54.480has completely withdrawn its COVID-19 rapid antigen tests. Rat! Beautiful name for this
01:13:02.540stuff from its facilities. This is according to an internal memo obtained by Global News,
01:13:08.340like they're breaking some kind of a story here the rapid tests are not reliable for diagnosis
01:13:16.100of covet 19 the memo stated as such covet 19 rat testing can no longer be used to direct clinical
01:13:24.260care or infection prevention and control measures and must be discontinued immediately in interior
01:13:29.860health affiliated emergency rooms hospitals long-term care facilities and outpatient settings
01:13:34.100so this was okay all through the pandemic of course but only now they're finding out that
01:13:44.940these things don't work these rat tests they don't work well people had to take these things
01:13:48.860to get into hospitals to get into their workplaces
01:13:51.940and people all across the world for the past two years were dipping them in soft drinks
01:13:59.980we're dipping them in orange juice we're dipping them in whatever they could find bacon grease
01:14:04.820and sometimes the bacon grease had covid sometimes it didn't sometimes the orange juice came back
01:14:11.580positive and sometimes it didn't it's like a mood ring these things never worked ever
01:14:18.160and now you're saying it must be discontinued because it doesn't work when the pandemic's over
01:14:25.520and Global News is patting itself on the back
01:23:41.520That is what is being proven over and over again.
01:23:44.900We're also investigating Eric Swalwell, who helped him evade the subpoena when we worked
01:23:51.840his attorneys for him to come in see that's another thing we subpoenaed hunter biden and
01:23:57.040our committee worked with hunter biden's attorneys and agreed on a date for him to come in for a
01:24:02.440transcribed interview which is exactly how all committees work in congress you always start with
01:24:08.240a transcribed interview with a witness and then you hold a public hearing so we had we had completely
01:24:14.340agreed with his attorneys transcribed interview first that's what the subpoena was let me ask you
01:24:19.240question where is the canadian version of marjorie taylor green do we have one no we don't
01:24:27.640who's it going to be michelle remple no no no we need more like her up here we would
01:24:39.100have an easier battle anyway hunter biden just got up and walked out
01:24:44.080i'm not gonna testify in front of you people
01:24:48.060and the left-wing corporate media down there says yeah he's absolutely justified to get up and walk
01:24:54.880out the whole thing's rigged what she points out correctly if that was one of trump's kids who did
01:25:03.160that oh my god this is an insurrection the double standards we live in in in today's world and
01:25:12.320Something we talked a little bit about last night, and I certainly hope you gave this some thought, and if you didn't, maybe you will tonight, pendulum swinging, swinging back to logic.