The long-awaited inquiry into rape gangs in the UK has been released, and it has come with a conspicuous silence in the mainstream media in Britain. Some pick up on it, but most of the attention coming around the world is coming from the UK media. Its findings are, even for those who are concerned and cynical about what's happening there, are even more extreme than even I suspected. We're going to talk about it because it's got major implications for what's going on in all Western countries, including right here in Canada.
00:00:55.280Well, we're going to talk about the rape of Britain, the long-awaited inquiry into rape gangs in Britain has been released, and it's come out with a conspicuous silence in the mainstream legacy media in Britain.
00:01:15.200some pick up, but most of the attention coming around the world. Its findings are, even for
00:01:21.980those of us who are very concerned and cynical about what's happening there, it's even more
00:01:28.800extreme, its findings, than even I suspected. I would imagine many of you suspected. We're going
00:01:35.180to talk about it because it's got major implications for what's happening in all Western countries,
00:01:40.920including right here. We're going to talk about the Danny Dollars coming. Albertans,
00:01:47.880at least under a certain income, can expect some free money from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith,
00:01:53.900but it seems probably not the tax cut on fuel that we are hoping. But first, we're going to
00:02:00.920start with censoring Alberta independence. Two very recent flare-ups on the independence
00:02:11.300campaign taking place right now. The town of Sundry in western central Alberta denied the right
00:02:22.620for independence activists to have a float in their annual rodeo parade. It's created a big
00:02:30.100hubbub and they just canceled the parade outright um and it might be a kind of a rogue unregistered
00:02:37.000parade taking place in its place um like and all all of this takes place uh our own cory morgan
00:02:43.420who is a freelancer so he is therefore more free to do things he's not uh not full-time here so he
00:02:49.560just kind of goes off and does crazy stuff on his own like start his own campaign organization on
00:02:55.380independence uh i don't know i just woke up one morning i looked at twitter i was like oh okay
00:02:59.580That's what, that's what Corey's doing. Um, Corey, you put up some, uh, paid to put up
00:03:04.420some billboards in, uh, the town of Tabor and, uh, the town of Tabor, uh, very unhappy
00:03:12.120about that, uh, demanded you take it down. I don't know, maybe just kind of, uh, set
00:03:17.180the table a bit more for those who don't know about what's going on in both Tabor with
00:03:20.800yourself and for, uh, with the parade and, uh, sundry.
00:03:23.780Sure. Yeah. My goofy ventures catch a lot of people off guard. Jane was out of town when
00:03:27.280I pulled that off and all of a sudden her phone was exploded because of all these donors because
00:03:30.760oh you know Corey had all this free time he decided to start a whole new organization but
00:03:35.120I as a you know long-time independence activist I've always still promoted that and I was frustrated
00:03:40.820with the petitioning having ended you know nearly a month ago and no campaign going nobody's doing
00:03:46.060anything nothing's happening so I thought well I'll start a little thing get some signs in the
00:03:50.440ground raise a few dollars and just start some awareness until the other bigger groups get
00:03:55.560moving on the campaign one of the fastest ways to do it because people ask why did you target
00:03:59.600Tabor well it's because it was there and it was available and it was a good price somebody hooked
00:04:03.740me up with a gentleman said I could put signs up on a billboard a digital one in Tabor it's fast
00:04:08.160you could just email your file and I had a simple sign it said send a message to Ottawa yeah let's
00:04:13.900yeah let's put the image up the Alberta flag and then choose Alberta nice and positive and then
00:04:18.780some identifying things it's a legal you know third-party advertising organization I have to
00:04:22.400have that contacted but didn't think much of it I thought you know it's just getting things on the
00:04:25.960ground rolling but within a day or two some woke folks I guess emailed the town council and said
00:04:32.160hey you know in the town administration we don't accept this we don't want to see the sign in our
00:04:36.960town and they sent the city administration put a posting up on Facebook saying they're concerned
00:04:42.640about it and sent a letter to the billboard owner who I'd booked it with demanding he remove it
00:04:47.620within 10 days and threatening his license to operate within the town which since then that
00:04:53.320made national news when i told them to get stuffed and i put two more billboards up in their town
00:04:57.680and raised a great deal more money thanks to their obstinance and the billboard still hasn't
00:05:05.500come down today so that's kind of where it's sitting right now yeah yeah i know i i talked
00:05:10.040to the billboard owner uh he's just a small business guy getting caught in the middle of
00:06:41.520I guess a float had been entered that was covered in Alberta flags and they felt that was too
00:06:48.380politicized and rejected the float it's this committee not the town officials necessarily
00:06:54.320but the committee so the float wasn't saying free Alberta it just had I don't believe so it's just
00:06:58.880loads of Alberta flags and that has become a symbol people do realize if you see a car covered
00:07:02.620in Alberta flags chances are yeah they're independent supporters but still it was as
00:07:06.200innocuous as the flag itself but the other mistake they made was there was Thomas Lukasik's freedom
00:07:10.760bus or whatever covered in canadian flags that went in with no problem you know if they'd have
00:07:16.880banned both perhaps people would have been more accepting but they cherry-picked well this one's
00:07:20.280okay that one's too political it led to public you know exposure a lot of uh hated discussion
00:07:28.200and i can believe it i guess they got some very rough vitriolic feedback from some people probably
00:07:32.800on both sides of the issue because they tried reversing it and allowing the float but by then
00:07:36.080it was too late and then they started getting bad feedback from federalists saying well you can't
00:07:39.960let that float in. So they took the most cowardly route they could find in the end of it all and
00:07:44.120just canceled the parade altogether. And now the people who spent months building floats for this
00:07:49.560parade and the kids who were looking forward to it don't get it because this cowardly committee
00:07:53.140stepped in it and just decided to pull the pin rather than face the mess they made.
00:07:57.180Yeah. You know, Dave, you spent a long part of your career as a city hall reporter at Calgary
00:08:01.440City Hall. I don't know if you ever got around to ever covering any of these small city halls,
00:08:06.780But, you know, it was a real wake up moment for me with the time I spent in politics dealing with small town halls, you know, Brooks, Strathmore, and even sometimes smaller ones into the villages and the counties that the people who, not obviously all, but disproportionately tend to fill the ranks of the councillors and the mayors.
00:08:28.880they tend to be despite representing very conservative uh polities they tend to be
00:08:36.260overwhelmingly kind of left-wing busybodies um who in many ways resemble the con your local condo
00:08:44.620board uh you know i've had townhouses in a condo before and they're just the most maddening people
00:08:50.260that have ever existed on earth and this is just kind of like the the pro league condo board for
00:08:56.120these guys and and they tend to do this kind of thing and but taber and sundry are not known as
00:09:02.660hotbeds of pro ottawa sentiment they're we are probably going to see pretty good numbers on the
00:09:09.240independent side in the referendum however that turns out um but the town's going this way
00:09:14.520anyways um what do you think would cause town councils to i i guess in the case of sundry
00:09:22.260that's not actually the council that's probably a committee of the egg society or something is
00:09:27.220my best guess but at least in taber that was that was council why would this who would get the
00:09:35.240brainwave this is a good idea in taber i think it's in in terms of both both instances i think
00:09:42.120we're looking at the power of the uh the uh warrior on the keyboard keyboard warriors and
00:09:48.880And they sit there in their basement, the mother's house, and they can send out the most vile, threatening emails.
00:10:05.180But it just shows you that the intimidation factor that they've got, that these keyboard warriors can sway town councils and make the decisions for them.
00:10:16.900There's also, I think, Dave, the type of people who tend to get involved in local politics in the first place.
00:10:23.680Conservatives just want to be left alone to do their own thing.
00:10:27.960We take that attitude to our own cost, frankly,
00:10:32.860because when we don't step up other people who love to interfere and play God with other people's lives,
00:10:38.320step forward and say, oh, well, if you don't want to do it, pick me.
00:10:40.400And so those are the kinds who are more likely to have that kind of soft left disposition thinking they're doing a good thing.
00:10:49.160Yeah, and Sundry had the big controversy last year.
00:10:53.560You remember there was a float in the Sundry parade of Trudeau in blackface was the cost.
00:11:37.660But of course, they'll just ride on their own thing, maybe not necessarily put out a statement like Justin in blackface.
00:11:44.220I guess, you know, it distracts potentially from, you know, throwing candy to kids and talking about rodeo and having fun.0.79
00:11:50.560But we laughed our heads off. OK, I can see why they want to just avoid the distraction.
00:11:55.360But this was Alberta flags, not Justin prancing around in blackface.
00:11:59.600Yes. Yeah. In the in the case of Tabor, I know we saw a bunch of federalists say, I'm going to boycott Tabor Corn until the town has this taken down.
00:12:13.460Like, OK, so many levels of dumb there. There's idiots on all sides.1.00
00:12:19.280Both sides have got their idiots. Both sides have got their more intelligent, thoughtful people.1.00
00:12:23.940But, you know, it would just never cross my mind to, and even the crazy people on the independent side, I don't think it would cross their mind to boycott Tabor Korn until a pro-Ottawa federalist billboard would be taken down.
00:12:40.980You wouldn't fathom it. It's just a crazy thing to do. It's a private billboard leased from the town, but the town is not supposed to be into the business of, well, this town likes A&W and not McDonald's, so no McDonald's signs.
00:12:59.440no no it's a private business and as long as he's following some very basic rules of decorum no
00:13:04.560nudity and or expletives you know it's a pretty basic common sense stuff um it's their it's just
00:13:12.320their own business but yet all these people uh the forever canada crowd etc saying yeah we're
00:13:17.920gonna boycott tabor i'm not i don't know how much tabor gets in uh tourism but they're not
00:13:24.480they're known for corn anyways that's their their hide that in the rug they're known for corn
00:13:28.560and uh their footloose laws of a few years ago with a band swearing which you might remember i
00:13:35.080went out to their town and that was 10 or 11 years ago and did my very first youtube selfie
00:13:40.100video where i was i can't say exactly what i said on this show but i tested their swearing law
00:13:45.400were you arrested no fined no it was buried in my youtube videos like that was from it was
00:13:50.86011 years ago. It was apparently a weird
00:25:04.520The report alleges something in the order of 250,000.
00:25:11.140My own internet researches, you know, imprecise as they perhaps are, cannot round up more than
00:25:20.060a few hundred men who have actually been convicted, tried convicted and sentenced.
00:25:27.220And there is this sense in Great Britain that a whole part of their population has been
00:25:33.840allowed to suffer allowed to be preyed upon because the politicians who lead the country
00:25:41.600don't have the courage to address what is going on now what is going on the first thing that0.56
00:25:50.480people will say was it may be pakistani men who are doing this but that doesn't mean that all
00:25:55.200pakistani men are are evil and that would be that would that would be a true statement but what it
00:26:01.680says to me is that then you need to go after the people who are responsible and if there have been1.00
00:26:10.560250 000 cases of rape and only a few hundred have actually been apprehended and faced the charges
00:26:19.680there has a hell of a lot of personal accountability that remains to be seen and done and that our
00:26:27.520governments i say our day have written recognizing the enormous union jack over your desk as the uh
00:26:33.840as the team goes out to play you know the original british soccer team for the record
00:26:40.560no it's an english england but anyway yeah i don't know i don't know but what we're already
00:26:44.800getting at here is that the british ruling classes ignored this because they didn't want to be called
00:26:49.840racists you couldn't say well look all the victims were white and all the assailants were from
00:26:55.920package yeah but that doesn't mean you know and then you can do that for a while that's been going
00:27:02.560on for 30 years and people are mad i won't say this other thing too we had a citizen's inquiry0.98
00:27:07.680a few years ago over covet why do we need a citizen's inquiry well it's because the damn0.95
00:27:13.520government won't do it won't do it so now you know the reaction to this first of all is the0.77
00:27:19.840mainstream media has been you know this is just rupert lowe you know what he's like anything that
00:27:24.400bears his name it's kind of weird we can't touch that it's probably grossly unreliable
00:27:29.600yeah they would say that but they've never investigated themselves either so that's and
00:27:35.360the the second thing is that if you do not if governments will not act eventually people will
00:27:42.320lowe's report is explosive if he's only half right it's still explosive it's still going to take down
00:27:49.760a city block uh and this this is an intolerable situation the british have not looked after their
00:27:57.520own women that is appalling so you know you you said you know it was the british politicians and
00:28:06.640establishment but i think the establishment of it goes all the way through you know just
00:28:12.240Just as we saw in the Newick case where the police believed the murderer who says, oh, he attacked me and said racist things when that was obviously quite not true.
00:28:24.860And they handcuffed him and let him bleed out to death because of their incredible fear of being called racist or being perceived as racist or anything.
00:28:33.300um many of the examples cited in uh the low report here uh said there were very young girls
00:28:43.960like not young women these were girls uh who were victims of not it wasn't just rape just
00:28:51.120mutilation of the most horrific kind um they would come in and tell the police what's happened
00:28:58.600and uh the police would essentially shoo them away on the grounds that you don't be racist0.77
00:29:04.940you know say there's a group of pakistani men getting raped mean to say don't be racist0.92
00:29:09.500and they would shoo her on and then she ends up right back in they end up going into prostitution0.97
00:29:15.540more mutilation and beatings and rape and goes on and on and on so it's not just the politicians
00:29:22.420It's the police and the director of public prosecutions, who is now Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
00:29:30.960And I think they found the report says that somewhere 13 to 15,000 cases that came before his desk.
00:29:38.980He just simply sent the alleged rapists a warning, prosecuting very, very few of them because he didn't want to be perceived as a racist.
00:29:50.960It gets even worse than that, actually. I mean, that's pretty bad. But there was one particular city where this investigation did take root, and that was Rochdale. And in Rochdale, there were about 60 convictions.
00:30:05.240Well, what we discovered while that case was unfolding was that not only were the police not acting for these young girls, even the social services would rather not know about it and wash their hands of it and told them to run along.
00:30:22.260So this is, you know, it's great to pick on Keir Starmer, and I do, and I join you, but every other prime minister we've had for the last 30 years could have dealt with this.
00:30:33.160none of them did every mp politician every chief of police could have dealt with this
00:30:39.400because this is right across the country but they didn't and even the people who actually
00:30:46.240are engaged employed by the state to see the children are are cared for just wouldn't want
00:30:53.220to touch it same thing didn't want to be a pure racist we've got to go back and say i don't care
00:31:00.540whether we feel racist or not, but you, sir, are accused of doing something, and you must answer
00:31:06.080for it. If we are going to say, look, you can't blame the whole population of Pakistani men
00:31:12.900because of the actions of some, well, then some must answer for their own reputations
00:31:19.100and exonerate the rest. Although it does seem... There are some cultural aspects to this. Yeah,
00:31:25.820It's not to be unfair to you. It's not some, certainly not all Pakistani men in Britain, but it's a bit out of proportion.
00:31:33.740We've got to take the race out of this equation and have a frank world discussion.1.00
00:31:37.140It's Islam. Let's just say it. It's a culture and it's a religious basis to it.
00:31:42.680Not every Muslim is practicing, I understand, but facets of that Islam, we don't have Chinese rape gangs.0.99
00:31:47.940There aren't any Mexican rape gangs. There aren't any Japanese rape gangs.0.99
00:31:51.320there aren't any hindu ones or buddhist ones it's islamics and i mean if you start to get into that0.98
00:31:57.900root of a culture that sees women as subhuman that sees their prophet who had nine-year-old wife
00:32:03.300you've got some people who have a misguided view on the value of women in a society and how they
00:32:09.560can be treated and if we keep shutting the discussion down but for fear of the race aspect
00:32:14.780and i don't like racism you don't choose a race you're born whatever color you have but you do
00:32:19.740have a choice on the cultural practices you adhere to and the religious practices that you follow
00:32:24.580and I don't think it should be outside of fair critique to be able to finally start calling it
00:32:29.140out and saying there's some serious inherent problems with that faith not every person who
00:32:35.120practices it I know we still have to couch it with that but look at the names of the perpetrators in
00:32:40.380this every time and it's not so I want to agree but push back a little bit um obviously the
00:32:46.960Pakistani men are very likely universally Muslims, but it was out of proportion. Now,
00:32:54.460Pakistanis are a particularly large group in Britain, but it was out of proportion to people
00:33:00.860from other Islamic background groups. So there does seem to be, I would say, probably a confluence
00:33:09.100of religious, but also more parochial, cultural. It's the commonality with the Syrians and the
00:33:16.320German New Year's Eve rape fest. That went quite well as well. This wasn't anywhere near Pakistan,1.00
00:33:21.080but what was the common denominator? Yes, and that's far out of proportion to the indigenous0.88
00:33:25.900German population with the Syrian rapes, but it would appear to me that the Pakistani Muslims
00:33:33.020were engaging in this at a higher rate than the Syrian Muslims, and the Syrian Muslims were
00:33:39.280obviously at a higher rate than indigenous Europeans. There's nuance within the community,
00:33:42.520I understand. What I'm saying is some are worse than others. Yes. And the Pakistani community,
00:33:48.440or large proportions of it, you know, not a lot. Let's have those discussions on then,
00:33:56.920how we can segment and identify those portions of that community, because it is outstanding and
00:34:02.280causing incredible damage. If we can't have that frank discussion, we won't solve it.
00:34:06.440Well, here's the toughest part of the conversation, Dave. I think everyone agrees,
00:34:10.040at least in principle that we should not allow violent medieval rapists into one's country
00:34:16.780although we still do uh but on in principle pretty much everyone agrees with that point
00:34:22.240um but if people are coming from one particular national or religious origin and there is a
00:34:31.680very large disproportionate number of people who come from that
00:34:36.060is it really on the host country then to let everyone in anyway and then just throw about
00:34:41.700the bad ones or is it more responsible for the people of that country the indigenous people of
00:34:48.000that country to just say you know what we're sorry i'm sure there's many good people in your group
00:34:53.260but it's not worth the risk to us we're just not taking any no i mean that would be the easy way
00:34:59.020to stop it uh but the thing in now in england is a large chunk of the country is controlled0.99
00:35:05.380by Muslims. Entire cities are run by Muslim councils. So it goes back to what everybody0.85
00:35:14.500was talking about earlier. The worst thing you can do is be called a racist. That's what people
00:35:19.320are thinking. If you're called a racist as a politician, your career is over, even though
00:35:23.760there may not be any truth to it. A cop doesn't want to be called a racist and a social worker
00:35:28.940doesn't want to be called a rapist. So it's all swept under the cover. The only way it's going
00:35:34.600change is with a new government. In the next election, the Labour Party will be destroyed.
00:35:41.480The Conservatives too, probably. And the Conservatives even worse. They deserve it.
00:35:45.640So right now it's shaping up to a fight between Nigel Farage and Reform and Rupert Lowe and the
00:35:52.280Restore UK party. That's a shift in the Overton window. Then of course you're facing the danger
00:35:59.160of vote splitting and you know the labor government surviving anyways but it you know you need a
00:36:06.040politician to stand up and say enough is enough call me a racist all you want but i'm going to
00:36:11.240start deportations i'm going to start blocking boats from coming in on the english channel
00:36:16.600i'm going to send warships and blow them out of the water if you need to that'll stop them
00:36:21.160immediately one boat blown out of the water and then it'll stop them and it's all middle it's all
00:36:27.160uh fighting age men that are coming in another interesting point they wouldn't be sick of bolts
00:36:33.480with women and children no exactly all fighting age men coming in uh most of them go immediately
00:36:39.400on to uh the dole and get benefits and and they don't work right so they got time on their hands0.90
00:36:45.880what are they going to do great rape white girls apparently but you know david let me ask you a0.91
00:36:51.480question i am racking my own brains here and i can't i can't think of the answer has canada ever0.99
00:36:57.640voted on immigration has anybody ever said you know we need to bring a whole lot more people and
00:37:03.560we want to take them from the following places if you like that idea vote for me and if you don't
00:37:08.280vote for somebody else i don't think that's ever had anybody uh you know after the um when the
00:37:13.640syrian civil war how does this happen well you know we actually kind of did get a bit of
00:37:17.560one um you know after the syrian civil war broke out largely due to western actions um
00:37:25.560and merkel just opened the door to europe uh you know there was this famous uh photo of a syrian
00:37:33.560refugee girl who died in the mediterranean on a boat and she washed up in the shores of anatolia
00:37:38.680or something and that was a very impactful picture and it started this kind of bidding
00:37:43.720more because remember the Canadian federal election the 2015 election was going on at this
00:37:47.800time and Harper proposed bringing in quite a few and this was just a bidding war and then Thomas
00:37:54.680Mulcair of the NDP said well I'm gonna beat you here's my number and then Justin Trudeau said yeah
00:37:59.440well hold my beer and they were just picking numbers out of thin air and probably a combination
00:38:06.540of compassion and wanting to appear compassionate and so we did have an election there where all
00:38:12.960parties were bidding on having the highest number of refugees because that photo was a trigger issue
00:38:18.960though for the 15th election there were other no it wasn't it wasn't the decisive issue but it was a
00:38:24.320significant part of that election and and and trudeau used this to frame harper as cold and
00:38:30.240uncaring and uncompassionate because he only would allow sir i forget the i forget the actual numbers
00:38:35.520everyone was bidding on but they were all big numbers the trudeau number was just insane but
00:38:40.160But they were playing to Canadian a sense of compassion and worldliness.
00:38:46.760Canadians have never voted as a major issue in an election for long-term sustained mass migration.
00:38:52.680But 2015, you know, I think people's compassion got the better of them.
00:38:58.340And all the major parties ended up in a bidding war over it.
00:39:01.600You know, we recently had a human trafficking ring busted in Ontario.
00:39:06.500Every single person who was arrested, I think there were eight of them, were Pakistani men.
00:39:11.760So I think Canadian lawmakers had best take a look at what's happening in England0.74
00:41:15.420I'll just tack on further to what we just talked about.
00:41:17.560Just somebody to watch on, well, I think for a lot of things in general, but on X and so on.
00:41:23.160It's been indicative of the discussion in the UK and how it's crossed the tipping point.
00:41:27.020And that's John Cleese, who's always been actually quite a leftist and a very progressive man.
00:41:30.840But something clicked in him this last eight months or so.
00:41:34.420And if you want to see somebody speaking...
00:41:36.100I think it started during COVID with him.0.70
00:41:37.320Well, more so with Islam, though, is this issue.
00:41:39.760And he's being very frank in calling out, again, not races and so on, but saying that's enough.
00:41:45.260This has got some serious issues, even though I'm still a progressive man.1.00
00:41:49.020We've got some problems with Islam we've got to start talking about.0.76
00:41:51.240So my thought from the papers this morning was one story that reported that since October the 7th, 2023, when the people of Hamas swarmed into Israel and started killing people and killed more than a thousand, there has been a 50% reduction among Canadians, according to polls, in support for Israel.0.51
00:42:19.320I just cannot think how this country actually manages to put facts together.
00:42:25.520If when a group of people swarms another country, murders a thousand people, then it's actually the country that's just been sworn that you must condemn.0.97
00:42:35.600We are so screwed up in this country.0.81
00:42:38.700Well, I think it is more than just the conflict in Gaza there.0.99
00:42:42.140They've been ethnically cleansing Christians, as I saw firsthand, started a war with Iran.
00:42:47.560And there's a lot of, I think there's a lot of things driving.