Western Standard - CMS： Canada’s addiction enablement cult is out of control

00:00:00.000 Thank you.

00:00:30.000 Good day.

00:00:57.700 Welcome to the Corey Morgan Show.

00:01:00.000 lots to cover today guys springs on its way it's nice out and the politics are getting 0.86

00:01:05.320 stupid which is uh well good for me not good for the country but always gives me lots to

00:01:10.160 rant rave and go on about lots of stories to cover and yes thank you from freedom honey and 0.98

00:01:15.700 good to see you there in the comments from paradox yeah 500th show i didn't realize we'd

00:01:19.720 gotten that many behind us but yeah for quite a while i was doing them five days a week there

00:01:22.900 were two hour shows only once a week now but uh still uh yeah we've put a lot behind us guys thank

00:01:28.960 you guys for viewing for so long and putting up with me so we can create that many shows. Let's

00:01:33.520 see if we can make it to a thousand. And again, there's always lots of stories and people to talk

00:01:39.220 to and things to help inspire us to create that many shows. So yeah, as we're seeing some of you

00:01:45.040 guys there, Karina Mac and others use that comment scroll. I appreciate it. It lets me know there's

00:01:49.680 people on the other side of that camera there. I'm not just talking to the air like I tend to do at

00:01:53.820 home or while I'm driving. Comment to me, send questions to me, my guests. Just keep things

00:01:59.260 civil. That's all I'm asking. Don't have to always agree. Just don't have to be screaming at each

00:02:03.880 other. All right, but still, we can get some ranting and raving going. Now, on this show,

00:02:08.340 by the way, yes, today I'm going to have Landon Johnston. We're trying again. He's the fellow who

00:02:13.120 got that whole Recall Gone Deck movement going. It still seems to be rolling along and picking up

00:02:17.360 steam. It's really quite interesting how it's been developing. He assures me he's going to make it

00:02:21.200 this time. And then after that, we're going to have a quick chat too with John Carpe of the

00:02:25.280 Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms. We're going to talk about Bill C-63, the Online Harms

00:02:29.560 Act. You know, they're saving us all from ourselves by infringing on our free speech.

00:02:34.200 There's a lot of legal questions about that bill that are just starting to build up now. So I'm

00:02:38.640 sure John will be able to answer a lot of those questions for us and probably leave us with a lot

00:02:43.000 more questions to ask about it. So onto the topic of the show to kick it off and what's got me wound

00:02:48.980 up today and yeah it's just the addiction enablement cult it just keeps going and going

00:02:53.620 and canada's addiction and enablement cult is out of control and the havoc's spreading and yes

00:02:58.020 they're a cult and that's what i'm going to call them i mean how else can we characterize them

00:03:02.020 no matter how stark the evidence of the failure of their policy gets they just refuse to face

00:03:06.260 reality rather than rethinking the notion that enabling addiction will save addicts they just

00:03:11.060 keep doubling down as the policies fail and lives are lost their ideology it's become a religion

00:03:16.980 and they're incapable of reason. Policymakers in the courts have embraced the tenets of the cult,

00:03:21.780 and BC is ground zero. I mean, the courts in BC have declared it a charter right for addicts to

00:03:26.660 consume meth and fentanyl in children's playgrounds. I wish I was making this up,

00:03:30.820 but you'll still be ticketed if you smoke a cigarette within 10 minutes of a doorway.

00:03:34.980 Yes, it's that insane. Then, of course, there's the notion of safe consumption. It's been pushed

00:03:39.860 for years. Drug consumption centers have sprung up in urban centers across the country, and

00:03:44.740 They've invariably been a disaster.

00:03:46.700 The one in Lethbridge, Alberta, got shut down for corruption issues.

00:03:49.380 People are begging for the one in Red Dew to be shut down because it's turned the area into a disaster zone.

00:03:54.120 The centers destroy neighborhoods as the drug dealers follow the addicts and bring their associated crime with them.

00:03:58.860 The safe consumption concept fails as well as the fatal overdoses are continuing to break record levels every year.

00:04:06.780 It's an easy statistic to monitor, unfortunately, and it's pretty undeniable.

00:04:10.580 Addiction is spreading and it's killing more people despite the advent of safe consumption centers.

00:04:15.920 The cult's also, it's like it's focused on the myth that drug addiction itself is not a condition that must be cured.

00:04:21.700 They see it as something that can be managed, you know, if we just managed it safely.

00:04:24.780 If only addicts could get a pure enough supply of drugs and a nice place to consume them, they'll be living okay.

00:04:29.820 Refuse to admit that the drugs themselves are the problem and propagate the myth that it's only impure street drugs that kill addicts.

00:04:37.280 That leads to their absurd and fatal provision of a safe supply of drugs.

00:04:41.620 There's no such thing as a safe supply of fentanyl or meth.

00:04:44.500 Do they think if a shot of heroin was pure enough, it wouldn't kill the user eventually?

00:04:49.420 Yes, that's actually what they believe.

00:04:51.280 Still, the cultists have gotten their way, and BC's been handing out drugs to addicts like candies.

00:04:55.580 And not only have fatal overdoses risen over there since then, but so has the number of new addicts.

00:05:00.740 The addicts accept the drugs handed out, then trade them with street dealers for stronger drugs.

00:05:04.800 Those dealers then use that nice safe supply to sell and create new addicts,

00:05:10.180 nice fresh ones to keep their business expanding as the other ones die off.

00:05:13.340 Anybody with a grain of common sense could have seen that coming.

00:05:16.260 Anybody but a Celtist, that is. 1.00

00:05:18.060 RCMP and Prince George, B.C. recently seized over 10,000 pills.

00:05:22.780 It sounds like most of them were from safe supply prescriptions.

00:05:26.540 Now, B.C. Premier E.B. was quick to claim that the RCMP were mistaken

00:05:30.060 in identifying the source of the drugs as being from safe supply sources.

00:05:33.260 He doesn't need evidence to make such a claim, of course.

00:05:35.060 Cultists don't need evidence.

00:05:37.040 Police officers do, however, and their evidence points to the safe supply handouts.

00:05:40.900 The enablement cult has also claimed it's the lack of safe shelters for drug consumption that leads to these deaths.

00:05:46.500 Homeless shelters, you see, they won't allow the consumption of drugs within their facilities, and for good reason. 1.00

00:05:51.580 They can hardly help people get back on their feet if they're surrounded by others with rampant drug use around them.

00:05:56.860 try to convince the single mother who's caught in a shelter to stay there with her kids while

00:06:00.300 she's surrounded by addicts in the grips of meth-induced psychosis. Most of the homeless

00:06:04.140 we see on the streets are addicts. The enablement cultists continually deny that, but one only needs

00:06:08.900 to walk among them for a few minutes and see the pipes and syringes and know that reality.

00:06:12.600 The enablement cult has managed to get funding for and open shelters now in BC where drug

00:06:17.980 consumption is allowed. Yeah, they've done it. They've created the nirvana for addicts

00:06:21.460 that they claim is required. The addicts are given safe supplies and they have a safe place

00:06:26.600 to consume them, but they can crash there now as well as if it was any other shelter.

00:06:31.060 Now, those shelters quickly turned into dystopian nightmares, and they look like opium dens of old.

00:06:36.400 There's an activist, Ken Dahlgren. I strongly suggest you try and look it up. He got footage

00:06:41.720 from within the PHS Community Services Society Addiction Enablement Shelter in Vancouver,

00:06:46.800 and he posted on X. Addicts are passed out in different states of inebriation on filthy mattresses

00:06:51.860 on the floor. There's body fluids sprayed on the walls, and shouts and screaming can be heard behind

00:06:56.480 strangely locked doors. It looks like something out of a horror movie. How can anybody tour such

00:07:01.060 a facility and still claim it's helping anybody? I mean, nobody can, unless they've embraced the

00:07:07.360 enablement as a religion. They're blind to reality and the state's funding their delusion.

00:07:11.980 There's not going to be an easy solution to be found for the addiction epidemic.

00:07:15.200 Treatment's limited and expensive, and not all addicts are willing to take part in it.

00:07:18.800 We do know what won't work, though, and that's enablement. The enablement cult is populated by

00:07:23.440 academics, activists, politicians. One thing lacking within that cult, though, were the voices

00:07:27.920 of recovered addicts. They know what won't work, and they support treatment rather than enablement.

00:07:33.280 This cult must be defunded, guys, and we've got to shut it down. Until it is, this addiction

00:07:37.100 epidemic is only going to continue to spread and get worse. All right, that's what's got me going

00:07:42.140 again. I tell you, watch that video, guys. It's chilling. It's just bizarre. This is a funded

00:07:47.580 center with these guys laying around in that state. It's something else. All right, let's check

00:07:51.580 in on other news and see what our news editor Dave Naylor is up to. Hey Dave, how's it going?

00:07:55.820 Yeah, it's going well, Corey. Got to ask though, don't you think it's time for a haircut?

00:08:00.220 I was talking to Nico about that earlier. Yes, but I'm putting it off. I can't stand

00:08:03.960 getting my haircuts. Pain in the butt. Yeah, well, hey, did I read somewhere that you got 0.98

00:08:08.000 bit this week by one of your pet bees? Yeah, the ingrate stung me on the inside of my wrist. It's

00:08:12.400 still itchy. That's annoying. I was just feeding them for the spring feeding and they were upset

00:08:16.880 with me opening up their nice comfy hive and gave me a zap for my troubles.

00:08:21.120 You're not supposed to be wearing some sort of suit or gloves?

00:08:24.900 Actually, I did.

00:08:25.660 The thing managed to get me through the glove. 0.99

00:08:27.680 It was too thin.

00:08:28.620 I like learning things the hard way.

00:08:30.560 But I let it go, gave them their food, and moved aside.

00:08:34.260 But this is not a good way to kick off our spring relationship.

00:08:37.360 No, no kidding.

00:08:38.860 So tell me, Corey, when you were driving in today and coming into work,

00:08:41.580 did you feel a disturbance in the force?

00:08:44.460 Did you feel something strange was going on around you?

00:08:47.900 No more news.

00:08:49.460 The Prime Minister's in town.

00:08:51.560 Oh, yes.

00:08:52.040 So, I mean, there was a big disturbance of the force this morning where he met in Eau Claire with Premier Daniel Smith and later met with the media up at SAIT, where he says, no, despite Premier Smith's constant demand that he fire Stephen Gilbeau, he's not going to.

00:09:10.840 He loves his environment minister and people who can't get along with him, you know, should change the way they work.

00:09:19.460 We've got a story on a Rive scam. I know the Liberals don't like it to be called a Rive scam, but we've got some public works officials who say all those $60 million in cost overruns were fair and reasonable.

00:09:34.800 I guess their definition of fair and reasonable is different than mine, Corey.

00:09:38.920 We've got a story on Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland. Out in Victoria, she said everybody on the prairies dreams of moving to BC.

00:09:48.180 it's their slice of heaven. Strange thing to say, she was an Alberta girl herself,

00:09:56.160 and Medicine Hat's own Tamara Leach fired back and said her idea was heaven is when they're all 1.00

00:10:02.720 on the unemployment line. We've got a story on a senator's junket to Rome, 45 grand. Believe it

00:10:10.420 or not, they were going to study soil and spend seven days in Rome, and that's a nice work if

00:10:17.460 you can get it. We've got a new columnist by the name of Hall. He jumps in today in the Nenshi

00:10:25.900 fight, or his leadership campaign now, I guess, to run for the Alberta NDP. Our Linda Slobodian

00:10:33.960 has a piece on Jordan Peterson testifying in front of Congress yesterday in the States,

00:10:41.560 talking about Big Brother watching and how a surveillance super state is coming to the West.

00:10:50.360 And our opinion editor, Nigel Hannaford, has reached all the way to beautiful downtown Cape,

00:10:58.120 what the heck is that place called? Cape Town in South Africa. I've been there, I should remember.

00:11:03.320 And we've got a new columnist starting out of there called Kate Steinke, and she talks about

00:11:08.040 about the mirror, the mirror stuff going on in South Africa that Canadians need to be aware of.

00:11:15.000 So lots of stuff happening, Corey, as we speak. Premier Smith is having a media availability in

00:11:24.080 Edmonton over her meeting with Trudeau, and our Ledge reporter, Jonathan Bradley, is there and

00:11:29.620 will be filing as soon as it's over. Oh, great. Yeah, I won't be able to catch Premier Smith's

00:11:35.380 live thing, but I still haven't forgiven you for playing Justin Trudeau's live conference in the

00:11:40.200 newsroom for, what was that, two, three hours it felt like in the background going on over there?

00:11:44.820 That was just torturous, Dave. It was. It was word salad that kind of made me feel a bit nauseous.

00:11:51.700 Yeah, well, I guess news is news whether we like listening to it or not. All right, well,

00:11:55.760 thanks for the update, Steve. Yeah, we'll see you on the pipeline, Corey. You betcha. I'll talk to

00:12:00.840 later. That is Dave Naylor, our news editor. And as you can see, yes, new columnists, plus existing

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00:12:35.520 very much we really really do appreciate it all right so let's see what else is going on in this

00:12:40.960 mad mad world and it is this one is is i i've been seeing making the rounds so the supreme

00:12:47.000 court of canada ruled in a recent sexual assault case that it was problematic for a lower court

00:12:53.580 judge to refer to the alleged victim as a woman. Yes, the court

00:12:57.960 referred to the rape victim as a woman and implying that the 0.99

00:13:03.280 more appropriate term should have been person with a vagina. 1.00

00:13:07.540 This is the Supreme Court of Canada, guys. This is what it's 0.99

00:13:10.220 come down to. Justice Sheila Martin wrote that the trial

00:13:14.560 judge's use of the word woman may have been an unfortunate and

00:13:18.120 engendered confusion. This is insane. They, the lunatics, the woke, and now they've hit the

00:13:27.380 Supreme Court of Canada, the top court of the nation. Women, speak up. They are literally 0.98

00:13:34.800 stealing your gender. They're at the point now, this wasn't even a case where there was anything

00:13:40.960 to do with transgender. This was a woman who was raped. This is what the case was about. 0.99

00:13:45.260 but somehow the use of the word woman rather than person with a vagina has made it offensive it's 0.95

00:13:53.160 made it wrong you aren't allowed to be called a woman anymore you know we can only speak up so 0.96

00:14:00.600 much i guess as men but women this trans cult you have to get back onto the cultishness of things 1.00

00:14:06.120 the extremists, they've taken over. The lunatics are running the asylum. And it's stealing from 0.98

00:14:15.720 you what you are. You guys have got to speak up now. You've got to say enough is enough.

00:14:21.280 Some are starting to speak up. I watched J.K. Rowling, you know, she's certainly no hard right

00:14:26.000 winger, but boy, she's been getting it because she's dared to speak up against the crazed

00:14:31.120 trans stuff. But she's still speaking up. But I mean, it's easy to speak up when you got a 0.99

00:14:35.140 billion in the bank. For your common person, it's not so easy. But this is getting just

00:14:39.920 ludicrous. Person with a vagina. You're not a woman anymore. Nope. You're a person with 1.00

00:14:45.460 a vagina. Madness. Madness. And we've got to inject that into everything we do. We can't 1.00

00:14:53.480 even talk about a woman in a court anymore. It's just sanity has departed from us, guys.

00:15:00.540 uh so yeah speaking of sanity uh christia freeland as dave mentioned there at the end 0.63

00:15:06.380 of things uh where was that quote i gotta look down here and find this uh but she she said along

00:15:12.620 the lines of yeah you know every uh person on the prairies uh dream and little piece of heaven would

00:15:17.900 be to to move to bc you know i kind of see what she might be trying to get at saying it's a you

00:15:23.420 know it's nice out there people retire over there but talk about divisive you know when you're in a

00:15:28.860 federal position. When you say things like that, because yes, the unspoken part is saying

00:15:34.880 life sucks on the prairies. If you work hard enough, you might raise enough money for yourself

00:15:39.180 to retire in BC. Look, I got nothing against BC. It's nice on the island if you like rainy winters

00:15:44.900 rather than sunny cool ones. You know, there's ups, downs, advantages, disadvantages of

00:15:51.860 every region in the country. You know, one of the things I learned as a surveyor, I traveled all

00:15:57.340 over North America. I worked literally from up by Tuktoyaktuk on the Beaufort Sea and the Mackenzie

00:16:03.480 Delta area, all the way down to near the Texas-Mexico border and everything in between.

00:16:10.440 And something I found really interesting was no matter where I went, there was cool stuff to be

00:16:16.220 seen and enjoyed and to be had. The populations had unique qualities that you could interact with,

00:16:22.880 get to know people. People had pride in their areas and very good reasons to be proud of their

00:16:28.160 areas, whether it was the middle of the desert, whether it was even West Virginia with some of

00:16:32.500 the people who have earned their reputation over there. And yes, the prairies. You know,

00:16:38.720 there's lots to be seen and done in the prairies. The prairies are beautiful. You want to see

00:16:42.700 sunsets, hit the prairies, guys, and sunrises. You know, culture, things to be done if you just

00:16:50.700 drive a little bit off the road, the prairies are loaded with it. It's not some hellscape.

00:16:54.540 And to have the Deputy Prime Minister imply, perhaps, that the prairies are just a place 1.00

00:16:58.600 you have to be, and as soon as you can escape to BC, you should do so, is just divisive and stupid. 0.98

00:17:06.060 But I guess it's kind of par for the course for Freeland. She really is a weird little woman, 1.00

00:17:11.660 isn't she? And yeah, so we did have, you know, I'll get on to that, her boss, Justin Trudeau,

00:17:18.360 speaking of weird, and he is weird, he did his news conference. He came to Alberta.

00:17:23.820 They do these things with short notice to reduce the amount of protests that are inevitably going

00:17:28.060 to happen. And he popped up, he sat down with Daniel Smith. We'll hear more about that. I'm

00:17:33.040 interested to hear what Premier Smith's going to say about it. I guess the point of this

00:17:36.740 was to come to Calgary and announce a dental program for senior citizens, an expansion

00:17:43.580 of dental coverage for senior citizens.

00:17:48.700 It's just like this government is floundering.

00:17:50.940 You know, I mean, they're throwing out programs

00:17:52.480 and money and ideas and doing their announcements

00:17:54.680 in almost a campaign sort of way.

00:17:56.420 We'll just pick a random part of the country

00:17:57.940 and plop down and announce another spending program.

00:18:02.400 So this dental plan, I don't know,

00:18:04.420 might be good, might not be.

00:18:05.360 I'll have to look into the details of it.

00:18:08.340 But I mean, if it's anything like the healthcare plan,

00:18:11.920 well, it'll be great, except you're going to be waiting a long, long time to get your teeth

00:18:15.720 looked at. You know, when you take, something I said a while ago, you know, P.J. O'Rourke,

00:18:20.380 one of my favorite writers, said, if you think health care is expensive now, just wait until

00:18:25.940 the government makes it free. It's true. You're just waiting to see how much it costs when it's

00:18:32.120 free. Something along those lines. I mean, yeah, it's free, but you're going to die waiting for it.

00:18:35.800 Your teeth will fall out waiting for it. You might as well start carving your wooden teeth now.

00:18:40.380 but that's what he was here to announce but most of the questions at the press conference were of

00:18:45.620 course about the carbon tax because we've got multiple premiers premiers from the Maritimes

00:18:49.700 Premier Smith as we expected and she said going into it she was going to ask Trudeau about that

00:18:54.500 with the carbon tax and all he would do is just go on with long rambling pointless word salads

00:19:02.000 about you know taxing pollution and crap like that it's just agonizing as I said Dave was

00:19:08.220 torturing me. Hey, that's the job. We'll listen to the news as it's coming out. Justin might have

00:19:12.020 said something newsworthy throughout that conference, so we had to listen to it and

00:19:16.080 report on it if anything of note were to surface, but

00:19:19.600 nothing did. And this guy is just odd, you know?

00:19:24.240 They won't change their tack. Like, we're seeing poll after poll

00:19:28.360 after poll. I've never seen so many federal polls, especially when we're this far

00:19:32.300 from what's expected to be the actual election period.

00:19:35.520 but it's just because it's a morbid curiosity on the part of the pollsters now when it's amazing

00:19:44.500 how low the support for the Trudeau government's getting like people are just wondering how bad

00:19:48.460 can this get and it gets worse and worse and worse and they won't change their tactics that's

00:19:55.220 what's kind of fascinating in this dark and morbid sort of way like how bad is it going to have to

00:20:01.860 get before you realize that nobody gives a hoot about your tax on pollution when they can't pay

00:20:08.660 the rent, when they can't pay for the heat for their house, because you've shut down too much

00:20:14.800 of the energy sector. He's just lost. But we're stuck with him. What a weird holding pattern

00:20:21.200 we're in, a destructive one and a painful one. Because yeah, unfortunately, Jagmeet's holding

00:20:27.060 him up in there. And even if only 20% of the country still wants him as the prime minister

00:20:31.500 or whatever it might be getting down to. 0.96

00:20:33.320 We can't get rid of that clown until an election's called. 0.98

00:20:36.480 And he's showing no signs of wanting to back out. 0.98

00:20:39.500 He really does believe he can turn this government around.

00:20:43.120 Maybe he can.

00:20:44.060 I just, I don't see how he's going to manage to do it,

00:20:47.320 but he's going to try.

00:20:49.600 Well, so far it looks like Landon's not going to make it again.

00:20:52.220 So, okay, fool me once, fine, fool me twice.

00:20:57.780 Landon, I appreciate your efforts,

00:20:59.340 but you are not doing yourself any favors, pissing me off. You don't have a lot of favorable press

00:21:05.460 in the city as it is. And when you've stood me up twice now for a live interview, well,

00:21:11.160 I'm not going to dedicate any more time to your efforts. I still wish the best for them and the

00:21:16.320 recall Gondek thing and all that, but you got to do better guys. You got to do better.

00:21:23.280 All right. Something else getting onto the news in general. Let's see the department of public

00:21:28.680 works. Dave mentioned that in a briefing note, claimed that arrive can charges were fair and

00:21:33.300 reasonable. Talk about double speak with government. You know, talk about when we're getting scammed,

00:21:36.980 we're getting ripped off. The arrive scam thing is brutal. The government's shutting down or trying

00:21:41.540 to shut down investigation into this. And the bureaucrats, you know, that's where the real rot 0.99

00:21:47.540 is. It's not the ones just in the front, it's the bureaucrats underneath. And they,

00:21:50.980 how can they, with a straight face, how can they sleep at night to point at that and say it was

00:21:55.240 fair and reasonable. Yeah. And, and Anita and Ann, the public

00:22:01.180 works minister told reporters, you know, of course, she wasn't 0.61

00:22:03.380 to blame. Everybody say it's somebody else's fault. That's

00:22:05.640 nothing new. Guys, this thing cost 60 million that we know of

00:22:10.640 for a crappy app that was 10 times over budget. How did they

00:22:14.920 say that was fair and reasonable? How bad does it have to get?

00:22:20.080 while being unreasonable. You know, like, where's the line? Where's the line? And I don't know how

00:22:29.620 or if and when it's ever going to get settled. Because these investigations just keep getting

00:22:34.100 quashed. The NDP keeps squishing them down. All they're about is just hanging in there with their

00:22:40.400 agreement with Trudeau. And he can get away with anything. I'm really getting frightened. People

00:22:44.660 are going to get desperate. If the democratic means of trying to change things seems to fail

00:22:48.660 people. People start doing desperate things, and I don't want to see that. Well, let's get a little

00:22:53.900 closer to Alberta. Of course, Nahed Nenshi, you know, a fellow I'm always happy to go on about,

00:22:59.420 officially entered the NDP race for the leadership in Alberta. And, you know, this is going to be

00:23:04.920 an interesting race to watch. Nenshi versus old Gil McGowan. And as it's kind of said in the past

00:23:12.740 rant, you know, they're shoving the four women aside. The two men are going to come in there 0.99

00:23:16.060 and fix this party up now.

00:23:18.100 But the NDP loyal aren't necessarily so thrilled.

00:23:20.080 I mean, Nitschie's never exactly been a friend of the NDP.

00:23:23.680 He's a leftist.

00:23:24.740 Yeah, there's no doubt about that.

00:23:26.720 But he wasn't an NDP leftist.

00:23:28.240 He was just kind of his own thing all that time. 0.95

00:23:30.500 But now he's coming in as arrogant and as pompous as ever 0.69

00:23:33.280 and saying, well, I'm going to come in 0.92

00:23:35.100 and save you guys from yourselves

00:23:36.740 and take over this party and save Alberta. 0.99

00:23:39.180 And holy crap. 0.97

00:23:41.320 You know, it's not just the left. 0.99

00:23:43.560 but lots of people claiming, oh, we're so tired of the vitriolic politics and the negative politics

00:23:48.420 and the attack politics. Well, in the last two days with what Nenshi's been spouting out,

00:23:52.560 he has called Premier Smith everything from immoral to a liar to you name it. He's just

00:24:00.420 lit the ground on fire. And this is like day three or two of his official campaign for the

00:24:06.440 leadership of the NDP. Can you imagine if that clown wins the leadership? What the next few 0.98

00:24:12.360 years with him as the leader of the opposition will be like. It's going to be an interesting

00:24:17.180 race. But you see, the NDP really have to think about things. As Nenshi, Nenshi's a chameleon.

00:24:22.840 He'll do and say whatever the hell he thinks he has to, to win. That's it. That's it. He doesn't

00:24:28.040 really have that much for principle in him. Gil McGowan, on the other hand, well, he's, he's a

00:24:35.280 pure labor sort, angry union leader. But at least, you know, one thing I can give a little bit to

00:24:40.920 Gill I can respect. He's true to his ideology. You know what Gill's about. And Gill will keep

00:24:48.440 the NDP as a principled socialist party if you could create such a thing. The NDP will remain

00:24:55.720 the NDP. If Ninchy gets in, well, the NDP is going to be whatever Ninchy tries to make it into.

00:25:03.040 And that's going to be something interesting as well, because Ninchy is not a team player. He

00:25:07.620 does not play well with others. He doesn't tend to work well. And in a group, we saw that when he

00:25:14.380 had to actually bring a psychologist into city hall, because the rest of the counselors wouldn't 0.96

00:25:20.220 cooperate with him. That was kind of the arrogance of Nenshi. That was pure Nenshi. You know, when

00:25:25.020 basically city counselors were fighting and standing up to him as he was supposed to be leading

00:25:30.540 and guiding them. So clearly, they must be crazy, because how could they not follow his divine

00:25:37.840 guidance? I mean, they don't know what they're talking about. So let's bring in a psychologist,

00:25:42.200 look it up. You know, this is Nenshi's, his history is something else. But people's memories

00:25:46.980 are short. And that's why I like to keep reminding people of just how rotten Nenshi is. Because if

00:25:53.560 people forget for too long, he can't be underestimated. He is a skilled communicator.

00:25:58.780 He does have some talented people on the team helping to try and get him in there.

00:26:03.500 And, you know, nothing's impossible.

00:26:05.720 I mean, you know, a number of years ago, I would have said it's impossible that Alberta would ever have an NDP government with Rachel Notley as a premier.

00:26:13.980 And boy, I certainly would have been wrong.

00:26:15.740 So I'm not going to sit here today and say it's impossible for Nhat Ninchy to become the premier in a future government.

00:26:22.540 It's not impossible.

00:26:24.240 But if we watch, if enough people realize who and what he is, no, it should be pretty unlikely.

00:26:29.680 But yeah, we do have to take it seriously.

00:26:31.240 We've got to wonder.

00:26:31.720 But this race is going to be, well, there's going to be a lot of political drama that's

00:26:36.200 fun to watch, but it's also very important for Albertans because it really is going to

00:26:39.500 be an identity crisis for NDP supporters.

00:26:43.240 Because as I said with Gil, Gil McCowan is true to the NDP base and he's a union man,

00:26:48.480 but he will not win the premiership.

00:26:50.120 And I mean, again, I won't say a hundred percent because as I said before, nothing's impossible.

00:26:54.260 Very, very, very unlikely.

00:26:56.500 If the NDP want to win the premiership again, they want to get into power again.

00:27:02.080 Nenshi is probably their better path, but they got to sell a lot of their soul to do so. 0.98

00:27:07.040 So they got to make their mind up.

00:27:09.720 Are they going to be true to who they are with their roots?

00:27:11.680 or are they going to jump on with good old and ahead and see if they get a better chance of

00:27:19.280 getting themselves to the premier's chair for that. So we'll be watching, of course,

00:27:22.280 and covering that all the way through. And, you know, the main thing is, and I've always been

00:27:26.720 hard on Enchi for years. The main thing that's always driven me nuts with him, again, as I said,

00:27:31.300 he's a political chameleon. When he first won as mayor, he campaigned as a conservative. I mean,

00:27:37.600 those of us who were already familiar with his history at Mount Royal and his time beforehand

00:27:43.300 knew that he was certainly no conservative by any measure, but enough Calgarians fell for it and

00:27:49.020 they put him in there. And he was so bad, businesses actually had to rally outside of

00:27:54.700 City Hall. Business owners, they're not typically the people who protest at City Hall and things

00:27:58.460 like that, but they had to get out and basically beg for the tax increases to stop because he was

00:28:03.600 spending so badly and punishing and crushing businesses so badly that they had to just beg

00:28:09.420 him to stop. He's not a conservative. He's not right wing. Nope. People know better by now,

00:28:14.920 but I just don't like it when people are disingenuous coming in. As I said, with Gil

00:28:18.400 McCowan, at least I can respect him for being open about what he is. And she, and she's just

00:28:24.660 whatever he feels he has to be. And I have a hard time respecting that. All right. Let's talk about,

00:28:30.300 we're going to get on, John Carpea hopefully will show up pretty soon, and we're going to

00:28:35.640 talk about C63, but let's talk about some of the free speech and things we've got going on.

00:28:39.480 This was an interesting one, a BC talk radio station, you know, and talk radio has just

00:28:44.280 gotten so weak and milk-a-toast and boring for the most part. Most of the hosts are just,

00:28:49.340 they're afraid of being edgy any longer. You know, we used to have people like Weisbeck and

00:28:54.120 Peter Warren, and unfortunately, Gormley is retired, Rutherford's gone, Smith is now a premier

00:29:00.060 Munir, we've got this fellow in BC, and I don't even know if this host is typically an edgy one

00:29:06.600 or anything else, but he dared to call out a Muslim guest. That's what the bottom line was.

00:29:12.580 So this gentleman's name is Munir, and I guess they were talking about, you know, Hamas, a very 0.93

00:29:17.060 divisive issue, a controversial one, and here's some of the quotes from him. You know, he said,

00:29:22.460 is Hamas not a barrier to peace? And the guest, I'm going to correct you and say the United Nations 0.99

00:29:26.220 does not recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization.

00:29:30.000 And he says only a few nations do.

00:29:31.540 He's denying that Hamas are terrorists.

00:29:34.320 And the host said when Hamas fighters are taking glee and cutting heads off,

00:29:36.740 and he interrupts, he said, do you have evidence of that?

00:29:38.020 And he said, yes, video.

00:29:38.960 They posted the video.

00:29:39.900 And yes, unfortunately, we saw it.

00:29:41.820 And he said, no, they didn't.

00:29:43.220 And then the host said, you know what?

00:29:44.340 We're done here.

00:29:45.000 We're done here.

00:29:45.500 I'm not going to sit here and listen to somebody make excuses for a group of people that did that.

00:29:48.480 So he cut the guest off and got rid of him.

00:29:50.860 Okay, fine.

00:29:51.780 So they had a fight on the air. 0.80

00:29:52.960 The host said to hell with you and kicked him off the show.

00:29:54.840 because the guest was basically spreading BS. So 157 complaints came in to the national

00:30:05.340 ombudsman of this, this Kamloops, BC talk radio show. I mean, come on, there couldn't have been

00:30:10.960 more than a couple thousand listeners. I mean, not to knock the guy's show, but it shows the

00:30:15.860 cancel culture, the lunatics, the people who want to shut down discourse, how quick they are to get

00:30:22.840 on there and try and and block the voices they don't want to hear from. So 157, the ombudsman

00:30:32.000 at the end of it basically dismissed the complaints and said piss off. They accused this man though

00:30:37.200 of his Islamophobia, all because he just countered the narrative being spread by his guest on the

00:30:43.980 show. It's ridiculous. But this is where we get into trouble with a lot of the things with Bill 0.99

00:30:49.460 C63, which empowers the human rights commissions. We see, we're not talking about courts anymore,

00:30:57.240 we're not talking about law, we're talking about the Canadian human rights commissions.

00:31:00.140 These are kangaroo courts. And these are things that don't operate on reality, they do operate

00:31:05.460 based on complainants, and they won't necessarily identify the complainant. They won't tell you if

00:31:10.480 there was one or 1000 if you were somebody who was brought before one of their tribunals for

00:31:15.460 something they say crossed a line somewhere. And it's very

00:31:20.260 disturbing. You don't have the regular elements of defending

00:31:23.440 yourself with a situation like that. So this guy out here,

00:31:29.520 Brett Menear of CHNL AM radio encounters, he got cleared on

00:31:36.160 it. But boy, what a madness if you know, you just say these

00:31:40.060 things, and suddenly you get 107 complaints. Now, what happens if

00:31:43.780 C63 comes in. C63, you see, when I first started reading that bill, and when it came out a couple

00:31:50.940 of weeks ago, and it's hundreds of pages long, and it's an omnibus bill, and that means they've

00:31:57.700 packed a whole bunch of stuff into one bill, and I despise that, because this is what the

00:32:01.700 government does. This is a tactic. They'll stick something in the bill that almost everybody

00:32:06.360 supports, so that way anybody who questions the bill itself will be accused of opposing that.

00:32:11.980 So the bill starts out with talking about cracking down on, you know, the posting of child porn, which, of course, everybody says, yes, okay, fine. 0.83

00:32:21.560 We've got no sympathy for pedophiles, you know, having more cracking down on providers who are hosting that sort of crap and things like that.

00:32:28.740 So, yeah, you know, as I read through, yeah, okay, I can get down with this stuff. 0.94

00:32:32.520 then you get further into this bill and then suddenly it goes into hate speech and sentencing

00:32:42.040 like one of the frightening things it talks about if a person uh is promoting genocide yeah pretty

00:32:50.640 awful thing to promote but we'll talk about that a little more in a second here they could be

00:32:54.180 subjected though to a life sentence we can't even keep murderers in jail for life sentences these

00:32:58.680 days. But apparently, a life sentence can be garnered under this bill if you support genocide.

00:33:08.440 Now, genocide used to be some of a cut and dry term. But unfortunately, these days, it's been

00:33:14.180 turned to it's one of the most abused words we've seen in the English language lately. Everything's

00:33:18.040 genocide now. I mean, you know, the residential schools in Canada have been considered genocide

00:33:23.540 by some. You know, there's debatable things. For example, I mean, we're certainly hearing a lot of

00:33:29.740 it with the conflict in Israel right now, and that they're saying Israel's committing genocide

00:33:37.560 against Palestinians. I'm not going to start down the road of that debate right now,

00:33:43.380 but it's debatable. It certainly is. There's definitely room for people to say that Israel

00:33:48.060 isn't. But if at some point the government or one of these commissions or one of these

00:33:52.780 tribunals determines that it is genocide. And somebody dared to

00:33:57.100 say that it isn't. They could be subjected to a life sentence,

00:34:03.020 can be technically by that bill. That's how insane this bill

00:34:05.540 is. And likewise, we've had others talking about

00:34:09.980 criminalizing, referencing anything, you know, they talked

00:34:15.100 about criminalizing residential school denialism, it's not the

00:34:19.760 people deny, they love using that language, because of course,

00:34:22.300 They're trying to tie it in with Holocaust denial.

00:34:24.480 But there's nobody denying that the residential schools existed,

00:34:27.600 but now they want to deny, you know, if anybody should question this narrative.

00:34:31.400 We've got Kamloops to this day that the country was turned upside down over,

00:34:36.140 almost three years ago now, over these anomalies found with ground penetrating radar,

00:34:41.180 and not a single body has been found.

00:34:43.900 I mean, we had the Pope over here giving a groveling apology.

00:34:47.600 The government was over there handing out money like candy as usual.

00:34:50.400 a whole new holiday was made because of the alleged burials of 200 children at the Kamloops

00:34:56.060 residential school site. But they still haven't found one yet. And we're going to get to a point

00:35:02.440 where, because that's getting called genocide as well, that if you questioned that, you could get

00:35:08.840 a life sentence. We have laws about inciting people to a crime. I mean, if you're going to

00:35:17.080 stand on a street corner with a bullhorn and say, I want everybody to get together and round up 0.99

00:35:22.640 and kill this group. I want you to slaughter these people over here. I want you to wipe 1.00

00:35:26.780 those individuals out over there. Yeah, that's certainly trying to promote genocide. But guess 0.97

00:35:32.680 what? That's also criminal incitement. We have laws to deal with that and you can and will be

00:35:38.200 charged with it. So why do we need this with C63? The other thing that's kind of weird in it and

00:35:43.920 others have been talking about that is that there's provisions in that bill to put people

00:35:49.120 under house arrest for suspicion that they might commit a hate crime. Yes, true thought crimes.

00:35:57.460 We're getting into the realm of 1984. They're talking about sanctions against citizens,

00:36:04.560 locking them in their homes, punishments for crimes they haven't committed yet,

00:36:08.940 but crimes the government fears they might commit.

00:36:11.740 Do we have any idea how insane this is?

00:36:14.880 How far it's gone?

00:36:16.900 Margaret Atwood called it out.

00:36:19.080 Margaret Atwood, she's as far left and loony as they get. 1.00

00:36:23.120 But she at least could see like, whoa, guys, this is too far.

00:36:27.760 This is a problem. 1.00

00:36:29.860 I mean, these are the things that our idiot prime minister should be talking about. 1.00

00:36:33.160 Try to justify this insane bill you've put before the House of Commons. 1.00

00:36:38.940 Instead of saying, we're going to spend another few billion on old people's teeth. 0.98

00:36:43.980 We got bigger things to talk about, Prime Minister.

00:36:46.200 That's why his approval is going into the toilet.

00:36:48.400 But this government is obsessed with control.

00:36:52.380 They're authoritarian, and this is what gets disturbing.

00:36:55.680 This is what gives me chills.

00:36:57.840 C-11, C-18, all of these bills are about trying to control what people are allowed to say,

00:37:03.380 what they're allowed to talk about, what they're allowed to report on.

00:37:06.160 and they're offering criminal sanctions in C-63 heavier than those we offer for second degree

00:37:11.980 murder. Wake up, people. We've got some serious, serious issues going on here.

00:37:20.600 Meanwhile, what's left of the media, the legacy media, yeah, they're subsidized. They're beholden

00:37:28.120 to the federal government. Those who they can't fear, you know, bully into submission and those

00:37:34.660 that, or, you know, that they can't threaten. They'll try to bribe. So, I mean, they extended

00:37:40.580 the handouts they're going to give to other outlets and so on. They're spending more on it

00:37:45.980 with subsidies. What do you think happens? What do you think happens when that gets put in there?

00:37:53.140 Well, I know that's not going to shake the tree, is it? And the government bloody well knows it.

00:37:57.180 But then you look at some of the outcomes. So, I mean, CBC just had an increase in their budget

00:38:01.780 when word just came down recently, even though they've laid off hundreds and hundreds of people

00:38:05.720 that they took that money and gave bonuses to their executives. Yes, the state broadcaster

00:38:11.040 that, uh, and I'll call it the state broadcaster. It, it, I know it drives them nuts whenever I do

00:38:17.580 that, but it's true. Um, uh, do you ever really see them that critical of the liberals? Come on.

00:38:25.920 They are a tool of the Liberal Party. 0.92

00:38:29.620 I do look forward, again, to Pauliab getting in and defunding that wretched machine, that institution, that rotten old thing. 0.94

00:38:39.420 It hasn't been useful since they put out the beachcombers and the littlest hobo.

00:38:44.580 Paradoxi is asking, why did Michael Geist not come down on this one so much?

00:38:49.660 I think Michael Geist has been very critical of this, I believe.

00:38:53.540 I'm not sure.

00:38:54.120 He's certainly been very, Michael Geist, by the way, for those not familiar with him, he's a professor out in Ontario somewhere.

00:39:00.720 I think I've had him as a guest before.

00:39:02.560 He's been very outspoken.

00:39:04.880 He's got a fantastic blog.

00:39:06.160 If you want to look at internet free speech and free press and things such as that, Geist has really done a lot of work on that.

00:39:15.300 And C63, I'm not sure if he's hit that as hard as some of the others, but I'm pretty sure he's been critical of it.

00:39:20.600 but I think part of it might be he's overwhelmed. We've just got, I mean, listen to that. That's

00:39:26.240 three different bills that are beating on our free speech all at once. How much can you keep

00:39:30.760 up with? How much can you cover? And, uh, but look him up because he, he makes the case

00:39:36.140 fantastically. And again, the great thing with Michael Geist, he's not a libertarian conservative

00:39:40.980 type like myself. He's more of a classical liberal, I guess I'll give it that, but he he's,

00:39:45.580 a left of center sort of individual. He's worried about authoritarianism. I like seeing some of the

00:39:51.520 others breaking ranks. And so I like seeing out of people like Margaret Atwood and Michael Geist,

00:39:57.700 or even Warren Kinsella on some of these things, is at least they hit a point where they realize

00:40:02.860 that it's not leftism, it's not rightism that is our problem. It's authoritarianism. It's

00:40:09.460 government wanting to control the people too much and how dangerous it is. You see, I don't think

00:40:16.120 maybe Margaret Atwood fears the power that Trudeau might wield with something like C63, but maybe

00:40:22.860 she's smart enough to realize when you're giving a government a power, any kind of more increased

00:40:29.720 power or reach over people, you should always envision, would you be comfortable with the

00:40:34.920 government having that power if it was led by somebody you despise you see liberals will give

00:40:42.060 them all this power to crush people's speech and ability to demonstrate and things like that because

00:40:46.460 that's no problem okay fine but do you understand that trudeau will not be in forever it's gonna

00:40:51.640 feel like forever it already feels like forever but he's not gonna be there forever and as you

00:40:57.860 keep putting in these, these, you know, controls, giving more power and authority to this government

00:41:05.340 as you keep stripping away individual rights, you better hope the next government isn't vindictive

00:41:12.160 and doesn't use those to crush your end of the political spectrum. That's where less government

00:41:17.520 is better government. Marie Perrin saying, I believe Pierre will cancel this bill says he'll

00:41:22.180 repeal C-11. I think he will too. I think he will too. But I tell you what, governments lose a lot 0.98

00:41:29.020 of appetite for repealing bills once they get in. You know, I'm not saying Polyev and his government

00:41:35.340 is going to do that. I'm just saying it's better to shut these bills off before they get entrenched

00:41:39.420 because the government can sometimes kick the can down the road once they get into power, right?

00:41:44.480 Now suddenly it might turn into a useful tool for themselves and that can get turned around. That's

00:41:50.280 I do not want that government to have the ability to tell us what we could say, where we could say, how we say, no matter who is in power, because they might not be inclined to get rid of it.

00:41:59.140 Similar to Trudeau and his lie saying he was going to reform the electoral system.

00:42:02.580 We see that over and over in countries all over the place.

00:42:04.640 We're going to change the electoral system.

00:42:06.160 We're going to bring in proportional representation and this and that.

00:42:09.700 Look, if the government gets into power with a majority based on the current system, they're not going to change the system that got them in where they were in the first place.

00:42:16.400 They've lost all incentive to do so, and Trudeau proved that quite well when he just basically broke and ignored his own promise, which I'm glad of.

00:42:26.580 I'm glad of. I can imagine the deals that would be cut.

00:42:29.440 It's bad enough with him and Jagmeet Singh as it is right now, but if they had to have a pizza parliament with 12 parties in there and a proportional representation, it would be a catastrophe.

00:42:44.240 if we want to talk about whole systems that we could reform, I mean, that's a whole separate

00:42:47.500 discussion, you know, if you really have, what I would like to see maybe proportional representation

00:42:51.780 for a Senate and a rep by pop in the parliament and an elected Senate, of course, but these are

00:42:57.880 all dreams that would take constitutional reform and that's not going to be happening during our

00:43:03.240 lifetime. It's the only way we're going to see constitutional reform is if and when a country

00:43:08.920 province is on the brink of or finally separates. And, uh, you know, I've written the book on how

00:43:14.660 we should pursue that literally, but, uh, that is still going to be a while away yet. Um, are you

00:43:20.660 saying seven premiers are against the carbon tax now and voicing their opinions? Yeah, yes, they

00:43:24.240 are. And that was asked of Trudeau, as I, as I said, during the press conference he had today.

00:43:28.660 And, uh, he just talked around it and talked around it and talked around it. I think, I think

00:43:34.680 this government's getting to the point where they just don't care. They do know they're in the

00:43:39.360 toilet. They do know they aren't going to turn it around. They don't have a hope. And they're just

00:43:44.600 going to keep pushing ahead and putting this stuff in there until they get wiped out. I can't think

00:43:48.840 of any other explanation. I mean, when you've got regional leaders all coming out united against

00:43:54.460 you like this on something like this carbon tax, but he will not back down. What a stubborn,

00:44:00.200 ideologically loony man. Another one, I'll close off a show with that. Half the Canadians, 1.00

00:44:05.480 this is an interesting one, say that there are too many immigrants, according to a new leisure

00:44:09.000 survey commissioned by the Canadian Association for Canadian Studies. All right, so I guess it

00:44:15.400 was rated 50% saying there's too many coming in. See, again, it's not people saying we should have

00:44:19.300 no immigrants. There's some people who say that, but I think majority of people understand immigrants

00:44:23.600 are good for Canada. You know, most of us are either are immigrants or we're only one or two

00:44:29.640 generations away from immigrants, but we're just, the floodgates are open. We've got to have 1.00

00:44:34.700 controlled immigration. And that's what this was saying. Half the Canadians are saying there's too

00:44:39.060 many immigrants. You got to remember, if half the Canadians are saying that, a lot of the people

00:44:42.420 saying that are people who immigrated here. We've got to think for the sake of the immigrants as

00:44:47.460 well as us here. How's it going to be when you get here? Great. Here's the new life I'm going to make

00:44:50.960 in Canada. Oh, by the way, yeah, you're going to wait 18 months for an MRI and you can barely get

00:44:55.700 into a school. You can't find a family doctor. You can't afford the rent. And oh God, don't even

00:45:00.420 dream of getting a down payment for a home to buy right now. And this government's in denial. They

00:45:06.500 will not tap the brakes on the immigration levels. Like guys, it's just math. That's all it's down

00:45:13.460 to now is math. That we don't have the resources to accommodate the number of people we're bringing

00:45:20.240 in. Why is this so hard? I mean, part of it is, is the government's falsely shoring up the economy

00:45:26.740 because yes, immigrants bring in a burst of economic activity when they come in. But it also

00:45:32.220 hits the resources very, very hard. They need resources like everybody else. And we don't have

00:45:38.480 them. And that hurts them and us. And these polls keep coming out. More and more academics are

00:45:45.540 coming out. More and more politicians are coming out. People are saying, Justin, Trudeau, please,

00:45:51.180 you know, the banks are coming out. You've got to slow this down. And he just ignores it. He just

00:45:56.960 lets it blast by them. But I mean, when you're a trust fund baby, who knows you're going to retire

00:46:01.020 on a private island someplace with a giant pension. You're not worried about the economic

00:46:05.380 damage you're actually reaping by trying to shore up this false economy. I guess you can afford to

00:46:10.800 ignore it. But the rest of us are all going to be paying a terrible, terrible price for this.

00:46:15.540 and on and on it goes.

00:46:19.300 Well, doing what we can, guys.

00:46:22.200 All we can do is keep pointing it out, keep pushing.

00:46:24.380 We got another election coming eventually.

00:46:27.120 Just want to make sure we get it right when we get there.

00:46:29.840 Well, guys, I'm sorry.

00:46:31.080 Yes, I guess I got stood up by two guests in one show.

00:46:33.480 That's a new record for me.

00:46:34.460 I've had guests stand me up before,

00:46:35.800 but this is the first time two-in-one show,

00:46:37.740 and rest assured you won't have to worry about me booking them again

00:46:39.960 and wasting your time and mine.

00:46:41.500 But thank you for tuning in and listening to me today, guys.

00:46:44.040 I do appreciate it.

00:46:45.220 we did cover a lot of ground. Be sure to tune into the pipeline tonight. And next week, we'll

00:46:51.960 be on with a fresh new show and a fresh new guest who I'm certain will actually show up for it.

00:46:56.620 So y'all have a good one. We'll see you this time next week.

00:47:00.620 Canadian Shooting Sports Association. Without the CSSA, our gun rights would have been taken

00:47:05.240 long, long ago. These guys are on the front lines, helping to draft smart and intelligent

00:47:11.380 firearms regulations and legislation in Canada, and more importantly, educating the public about

00:47:17.440 how we keep guns out of the hands of the wrong people. To become a member, it's absolutely worth

00:47:22.320 every penny.

00:47:41.380 We'll be right back.

Western Standard - March 14, 2024

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