00:16:45.620So it's it's they call it God's country and it really is just beautiful.
00:16:51.260Absolutely beautiful. I fell in love with the just the natural beauty of Canada, really, but of Alberta driving across from Ontario.
00:16:58.600We got to see it all. Well, between Ontario and Alberta anyways.
00:17:01.680And, you know, my favorite part of the drive was actually in Ontario, which up in north, like along Lake Superior.
00:17:07.440It was just so beautiful. And then, you know, once you get through the prairies, which is a bit of a drive, you get to kind of the mountains.
00:17:14.460and it's just absolutely epic so yeah if you get a chance yeah you know you do you really should
00:17:18.960come out yeah i'd love to i'd love to uh just want to make sure to the chat here we got uh
00:17:24.200uh see who we got on youtube look out there's a bunch of people on youtube welder's way tried
00:17:28.280life oh my mother's in there mother of drummers uh mr green thumbs on rumble we got island jason
00:17:34.520uh nick on youtube white dread friday terry uh jim seaweed we got a lot of people out here a lot
00:17:41.820of people like it's kind of hard to oh what's this bright wheelie saying my entropy is down i got it
00:17:46.060running right here i got a comment from you on entropy saying just me hanging out with my friends
00:17:50.020on entropy so maybe i didn't do it right i don't know but i can see your comment on entropy so
00:17:55.300nobody ever watches on entropy like you i switch it back and forth every other weekend one weekend
00:18:01.080i'll go to odyssey the other weekend i'll go to entropy kind of deal right so i'm just kind of
00:18:05.600explore exploring with the other platforms just in case yeah because they are going to nuke my0.72
00:18:09.560youtube because like i say whatever the fuck i want about whatever the fuck i want and i encourage
00:18:13.660that with everybody that comes on like i get people don't want to say things for other reasons0.62
00:18:17.460i understand that but me personally i say whatever the fuck i want to and i've already got like uh0.70
00:18:21.960antifa blog spot stuff written about us and shit like that sweet yeah especially if you wanted0.98
00:18:26.640hi antifa enjoy the show faggots so yeah how do you like uh streamyard as a platform uh it's the0.97
00:18:35.480one i've used so far so i don't mind it um i don't really i haven't used the rumble platform0.95
00:18:39.540yet myself i've been on it on other streams but i haven't used it myself yet um uh schmidt house
00:18:45.300he uses a different one too i'm not too familiar with that one either so i don't mind the stream
00:18:49.440yard one myself i pay for the monthly subscription so i get like i could like go to three set uh
00:18:54.900platforms and get a ticker on the bottom shit so yeah so by the way guys if you don't know
00:18:59.940StreamYard does charge, it's like 60, 70 bucks a month.0.55
00:19:03.000So if you want to go support Tom's show, you can go do that and help him with the monthly subscription.
00:22:59.000but yeah i found uh and that's one thing um i'm a musician so i've i've been playing
00:23:03.960for most of my life so like i'm used to being on stage playing drums right but when i started this
00:23:10.880it was a whole kind of a different whole different thing so i'm just like oh shit i'm live um and0.98
00:23:16.320everything that i had i was going to talk about went right out the fucking window yeah that's0.96
00:23:20.260right yeah yeah i'll get that sometimes where um i'll be talking to somebody we're gonna be0.95
00:23:25.700that's right put our comments up on the screen or whatever the case is i'll be looking through
00:23:32.120the comments or trying to find a super chat and i it's hard for me to focus on that and listen to
00:23:36.900what someone's saying so sometimes my brain just kind of you know loses track of what's happening
00:23:40.980so that that's the only thing i'm trying to work on but other than that the lives of you know
00:23:44.220that is an art uh what i kind of started doing is kind of getting multiple screens going but
00:23:49.860in proximity so i could just kind of look look look kind of deal yeah yeah yeah i'm trying to
00:23:55.040get the entropy backup of running here i don't know why this is why i just wing it
00:23:58.260um now i got a question here i see all you just show up um there's an x platform up on here um
00:24:08.200i used i are you streaming this to x as well tj yes i am okay all right that's what i thought
00:24:14.160that meant all right all right yeah no problem yeah and uh as far as waking up to to this kind
00:24:21.260of stuff it was uh i kind of grew up on a blue pill more or less you know working class family
00:24:26.480great parents love my parents they did a great job uh you know people might argue that but i think
00:24:31.020they did a great job is from the child's perspective and uh you know it was uh the media
00:24:37.000hate on for trump i guess like i'd watched back in the day there was the zeitgeist movies and
00:24:41.000stuff like that but you know it's pretty normie i guess now but um it was when the media hate on
00:24:46.460that came really hard for trump i was like what is this about and that kind of woke me up and then
00:24:50.880the COVID response got me out of bed. You know, I just, I have my two small children, as I mentioned
00:24:55.340before, and you know, I will protect them with my life. And I thought there's no way they're going
00:24:59.240to mandate anything for me. And, and that was just kind of where I really snapped out of it and was
00:25:04.380kind of forced really quickly to make some life altering decisions. And that's why we're in
00:25:08.900Alberta and our whole, our whole life has changed, you know, dramatically in the last few years. And
00:25:14.280you know, it comes with a sacrifice, but you know, we love where we are right now.
00:25:18.240Well, that's just it. Like the COVID thing woke a lot of people up. Like I remember for years leading up to that, I'd just be like telling people stuff about this and that, whatever the case would be. And you hear, you know, you hear Jeremy go, that'll never happen, bro. That type of shit. I get that. Right. But not like exactly like that, but that'll never happen kind of shit.
00:25:35.660and then uh the covid came around and people started waking the fuck up kind of deal it's0.92
00:25:40.100like okay and uh but yeah uh for people doing the right thing like some people are making
00:25:46.240exits right out of the country and yeah i'm on the fence with it i can understand why people0.75
00:25:51.700are doing it but at the same respect like i was born here i'm gonna fucking die here0.55
00:25:57.380and that's just the way i see it right what although although that uh that one thing that0.85
00:26:03.220i saw where i was saying if uh if i could get 10 million dollars for my passport and never have to0.97
00:26:08.440return well fuck you all i'd go to mexico give me 10 million send me to mexico all right i could0.98
00:26:17.900deal with that i could never come back we did um a security gig and uh i had a death in the family1.00
00:26:25.480in late 2016 and uh kind of knocked me on my ass for a bit and so uh an old security boss of mine
00:26:32.720asked if i wanted to go on a security detail in mexico for a music festival there and i was like0.98
00:26:37.560fuck yeah all expenses paid trip to mexico take my mind off things and then uh the cartel shot up0.93
00:26:43.820our closing parties and one of our guys got shot and killed and there was four other deaths and0.98
00:26:47.660that kind of soured mexico for me so i've never gone back and i don't have a desire to uh but we
00:26:52.860did go ahead well i was gonna say i don't think i'd want to do anything security wise in mexico
00:26:59.000yeah uh really uh really interesting documentary came out there probably about 10 years ago now
00:27:06.820uh called cartel land oh yeah yeah you know the one i'm talking about yeah yeah that's a pretty
00:27:12.840fucking wild documentary man like basically boots right on the ground dealing with cartel
00:27:17.620yeah it's pretty fucking wild and uh just what they've been pulling off the past couple years0.99
00:27:21.700down in mexico it's just crazy man it's just fucking i mean the cartels basically run it right0.98
00:27:26.860like they're oh yeah what are the mexican authorities gonna do like that's that's the0.99
00:27:31.920sad reality of it there they pretty much work for the cartels there's some places down there too
00:27:37.400like uh where the town or the city infrastructure would be crumbling much like canada is now and
00:27:42.200the cartels would actually like pave the roads like pay for the gardens pay for people's medical
00:27:47.040care schooling and stuff like that so they take care of the community and so when the police or
00:27:51.240the the military roll in they're like i you know i i see nothing i hear nothing i say nothing because
00:27:56.520they take care of us better than the government does and so they kind of win they've won in a
00:28:00.460lot of spots the battle of our hearts and minds yeah yeah and the sad thing is it's pretty easy
00:28:06.560to do when you have more resources than the government yeah no doubt and the sad thing is
00:28:11.240too is mexico is uh what they're using is what they're calling uh the calergi route through
00:28:16.240mexico check this out i don't know if you've seen this or not it's called the calergi trail every
00:28:21.060red dot on the map is a he uh one of that that uh that uh what's that group called again uh the
00:28:27.120hebrew uh it's got it in here it's the hebrew uh immigrant aid association i think it's called
00:28:34.080i think that's what the acronym stands for and yeah this is the trail here it goes all the way0.95
00:28:38.860up into mexico and then goes up into the into the united states so mexico is basically a fucking0.69
00:28:43.540staging ground along so i'm wondering like how much uh how much the cartels are involved with
00:28:48.680that tell them quite a bit well of course of course you're gonna get passage from them um but
00:28:53.860like because there's like a quite a number of actual like large encampments that had like there0.52
00:28:58.860was a video i was watching fucking life of me i can't remember who it was it was some like lady0.69
00:29:04.140doctor or something and she was like showing that they had like medical facilities set up in these0.97
00:29:11.180fucking processing camps basically it's like processing camps like just before they get into0.95
00:29:15.780mexico i think it was in panama maybe uh it was a possibility but um yeah it's just basically0.99
00:29:22.420these large ass camps that these migrants get kind of run through and that's where they kind0.99
00:29:28.080of process them and like check them out medically make sure to give them some attention fucking0.99
00:29:32.220whatever and then keep sending them north that's fucking crazy my uh my wife and i we like to when0.89
00:42:28.320Well, that's what it sounded like to me, basically.
00:42:30.240Yeah, voting doesn't work, guys, but still vote anyway.
00:42:33.400I think, you know, I've been following kind of the back and forth between Dags and Clyde,
00:42:38.840And I do see him conflating a lot of things and really, really reaching and basically trying to put words in our mouth.
00:42:45.380Like, oh, you're saying this. You mean this. Right.
00:42:47.180So I don't like that. I will say I haven't worked on a federal level, but I did photography during a provincial leadership campaign for the Conservative Party here in Alberta.
00:42:58.020And he is again, I'll take my lashes here. I'm not trying to defend Clyde, but he he is right on one thing that they are not ideological driven.
00:43:08.260They're driven for power. They're driven to get an office. They're driven for that. And so what's going to get them the votes is what they're going to do. Like, why did Pierre go to the carbon tax protest when he did? Why did Pierre join James Topp when he did? Why did Pierre, you know, why was he shilling vaccines in the House of Commons when he did? Because that was kind of what he thought was popular opinion. And so they don't want to alienate their base, right? You'll have the NDP here is going through a leadership race now. So they're going to have to appeal to their base.
00:43:33.500And you'll actually win the leader. This is interesting because in a leadership race, you are talking to your base.
00:43:38.920And then when you go for an election, you're talking to everybody. And so the tactics change.
00:43:42.920It's just really interesting. But that's absolutely right.
00:43:45.320You can't really trust what they say and you don't really know what they truly believe because they're just going to say what's going to get them in the seat.
00:43:51.840And so for that, for that, I agree with him.
00:43:53.980like yeah like i'm not saying he's wrong in what he says but the problem is is that he's wrong in
00:44:02.500what he says when he's trying to use that to say that he's not blackpilled because yeah you're
00:44:07.400blackpilled you just admitted that you understand that politicians are not ideologically driven to
00:44:13.060do the right thing and then they need to be criticized in order to stay on point in which
00:44:18.480case they're still not going to right we know this kububal's got a really good point here i0.99
00:44:23.520got it of course he does say it in his voice i can't i don't have that perfect voice or fuck0.94
00:44:30.100six we're gonna have to have kabubal just fucking come in here and just like when he has a comment0.98
00:44:34.720he's gonna have to voice it himself but when he talks about um you know if voting doesn't work0.90
00:44:41.860you're advocating for violence my question is um alternative systems parallel systems look at the
00:44:47.540hydroids here in alberta or mennonites right they live a totally different i mean outside of like
00:44:51.880going to the hospital for treatment they basically live outside of our system they are very insular
00:44:56.220they keep things to themselves they function pretty well and i don't hear anyone complaining
00:45:00.960about them being violent well and and this is where i say that um his immediate jump to
00:45:07.440wanting to like use the the january 6th as an example of what that means it's like that just
01:22:09.380So when I was in high school, I remember when they first started bringing in the early forms of critical race theory into the school, because I was still in high school then.
01:31:36.160that was fucking top notch top notch i like to throw out videos like that just so we can like0.99
01:31:43.120figure out if it's real or not pick it apart make fun of it whatever the case might be right so0.99
01:31:47.420i come across weird shit like that right so well of course there's no source of weird shit0.97
01:31:52.640the next one i'm gonna play though this is a fucking gem i don't know if you guys have seen0.98
01:31:57.340this it's not that long it's only uh where to go it's only two minutes long that's what i told her1.00
01:32:02.460yeah this one is real this is not fucking fake and uh yeah adl you can go suck dick0.99
01:32:10.620today we will discuss the future of poland as suggested by the delegates sitting around this1.00
01:32:17.340table. We shall start with Swawomir Shcherkovsky's proposal. One, Polish citizenship to all
01:32:28.540immigrants. Two, reintegration tax to cover the costs of moving 3.3 million Jews to Poland.
01:32:38.7203. Hebrew as the second official language in Poland
01:32:44.7204. Dismissal notice of the Polish state
01:32:49.920concerning the concordat with the Vatican State
01:32:54.000Each religious institution should act on the same level
01:32:59.3605. Minority House instead of Senate in Polish Parliament
01:33:05.740i think we could even extend that by by even granting citizenship to people who are polish
01:33:12.300descent who haven't asked for it so we just mail the passports to people in israel and in the states
01:33:17.020and they get them in the mail and then this way they don't even have to go to the embassy
01:33:21.100and i think this would this would really serve the agenda of this moment because i think if
01:33:26.220they received this passport they would say well i might as well go and see what they want
01:33:30.700Yeah, I just wanted to know who has to pay the tax. Is it the Polish people, which would be okay for me, or is it to be shared all over the world, or who is doing this?0.85
01:33:43.240Yeah, I think it wouldn't be bad to tax the Germans, of course, which is what you're implying, of course. I think it wouldn't be bad. I think this would also be the first, it would be a precedent, because it would be the first case of one country taxing the citizens of another country.0.83
01:33:57.680i think this would be a marvelous international precedent i think that's a kind of absurd gesture
01:34:03.460it would be wonderful fuck that idea and also jill you don't need to do that and uh so uh when
01:34:13.180we say like uh what's with this going on guys we get we get called anti-semites for pointing out0.99
01:34:17.720that okay yeah you do guys control a lot of shit and we get called names for pointing this out0.95
01:34:23.460okay see i'm still gonna point it out whether they call me names or not because i don't give a0.98
01:34:27.360fuck so and when i see things like that it basically kind of it's not like we're like0.80
01:34:32.820yeah i'm gonna do this do that no no no these people are controlling more than what people0.99
01:34:38.880think like right down to the immigration policy what you've seen with your own two eyes what0.98
01:34:42.160they're doing in poland for fuck's sakes giving passports out to people like polish jews0.99
01:34:46.740reintegrating them back in and then taxing the germans to bring them back in preemptively0.99
01:34:52.060fucking what 80 years later like and that's on top of the holocaust tax that they already have to pay0.98
01:34:58.240like you got that one sip in there that's like i mean are we going to have to pay at the polish0.98
01:35:04.720because i'm okay with that of course it's like yeah then you are oh great did you see the one1.00
01:35:09.340woman of the blonde woman in the talk going like this holy fuck0.99
01:35:12.320i love it the chat needs jesus the chat needs jesus and people call me names for pointing0.99
01:35:22.020stuff like this you can fucking call me names all you want but like they're doing the same0.96
01:35:26.160thing here in canada for fuck's sakes the exact same thing here in canada that's why literally0.99
01:35:30.280we're having our country run over i'm with kaboobo go ahead and call me names it only makes0.98
01:35:35.860come ha ha ha uh you know how uh elon he uh got taken uh he got got the slap and got the talking
01:35:47.260to so i found this yeah there's this here check it
01:36:05.860that almost looks like roddy piper i don't know who made that i don't know who put elon's face0.50
01:36:30.640on piper but that was fucking classic they definitely they face swapped elon onto there
01:36:36.320but yeah it looks like roddy roddy piper yeah you've ever seen the original movie of they live
01:36:41.480tj yeah oh yeah oh yeah yeah it's one of my favorite it's one of my favorites when i was a
01:36:46.420kid man i love that movie go figure little kids watching these movies loving them growing up going
01:36:51.020wait a minute they're telling us something here roddy piper is badass yeah johnny you're a wrestling
01:36:56.640fan eh so who is do you have a favorite uh wrestler from back in the day that's a tough one
01:37:02.880and actually there's some very uh there's some irony in two of my choices because i always loved
01:37:09.680sean michaels and brett hart and it's just hilarious because they hated each other yeah
01:37:16.800but yeah i don't know like there's some there's there's a bunch really okay that attitude era
01:37:50.540I think if they did not go into the shit that they did, like the NWO storyline in WCW, and just the way things devolved and degenerated within WWF, I think that's what kept me watching.0.95
01:38:05.880It just made more sense the way they did it.0.99
02:32:37.240And it was through John Hopkins and it was called the Spars pandemic.
02:32:40.920And it was set between the years 2025 and 2028.
02:32:45.440It was either 2025 to 2028 or 2023 to 2025.
02:32:49.500I can't remember exactly which three-year period.
02:32:51.760um but how it in a long story short it the war game that they pre-planned years in advance was
02:32:59.040literally exactly what rolled out in the three years in the first three years of the pandemic
02:33:03.520like if you get a chance check it out it's called the sparse s-p-a-r-s uh pandemic dog document okay
02:33:09.920they go right through it and uh in on info wars him and uh jones and rob dude did a great breakdown
02:33:15.600on it broke it all down and overlaid it on top of like the current events and like that0.98
02:33:20.560Right down to even our responses to shit, how we would go after the vaccine pushers, the politicians, the human response, like everything that we're actually doing still to this very day, they wargamed in that fucking document, which is quite crazy.0.85
02:33:37.780And that's why every time somebody comes up with this idea that they want to do or whatever, I'm just like, read the Spars pandemic, they wargamed this.0.98
03:03:26.940egomaniacsbergs will always sell it for money like clicks gross no no integrity plague 2.01.00
03:03:33.080yeah but see this is the thing right like clyde is absolutely happy to have that that cycle right
03:03:40.540where you you shill for a party and then criticize it because it doesn't do anything and then shill
03:03:46.380for the next new thing and then again criticize like he wants that cycle because that's what's
03:03:51.700going to keep getting in clicks that's what it's going to keep getting in views yeah and that's
03:03:56.080why he continues to perpetuate this all while trying to say they like all voting works but0.99
03:04:01.580Like, no, I showed you in your own fucking words.0.99
03:04:05.400You clearly don't believe that voting works.0.99
03:04:07.400If you can sit there and tell me that you're going to need to criticize the party that you just shilled for because they're not going to do what's right.0.96