Western Standard - CMS： Record breaking gathering of hypocrites in Dubai for COP28

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00:00:30.000 good day welcome to the cory morgan show i am the aforementioned cory morgan this is my

00:00:43.720 weekly opportunity to cover a few news stories do a bit of ranting interview a guest or two and

00:00:50.720 just kind of catch up on what's been going on across canada around the world through the week

00:00:56.220 so for those of you watching this live guys be sure to make use of that comment scroll i like

00:01:01.420 seeing the comments coming in there send questions my way comments discuss things with each other i

00:01:06.460 see them all i won't necessarily pass them all on to the guests or read them out but i do see them

00:01:10.260 and i appreciate it lets me know you're out there and participating just keep things civil of course

00:01:15.340 i got a good one on today there's so much to talk about boy the news is just bouncing all over the

00:01:19.840 place going to be a real uh starting with a focus on environmental things which i'll get into in a

00:01:23.920 moment. In a little while, at quarter after 12 or so, I'm going to have former Senator Linda Frum 0.83

00:01:31.240 on, and she's with the UJA Federation. It's a Jewish group in Toronto and on the Committee

00:01:38.000 to Combat Anti-Semitism because, yeah, we've got some crazy stuff going on across Canada. It's

00:01:43.820 really the facade has dropped off of a lot of people, and we're seeing who they really are,

00:01:51.080 And unfortunately, a lot of who and what they are about is a lot of just terrible anti-Semitism.

00:01:55.960 So what the heck can we do about it? And we'll discuss that with Linda Frum.

00:02:00.860 But so let me get started, though, with what's got me wound up on some things environmentally.

00:02:09.360 So, yes, nothing exposes the nature of world environmentalists better than their annual pilgrimage,

00:02:16.020 you know, of supposed defenders of the earth to the United Nations climate conferences.

00:02:21.080 This year's conference, which they call COP28, is kicking off in the United Arab Emirates

00:02:26.680 in Dubai, and a record-breaking 70,000 delegates are flying there to live in opulence for two

00:02:33.580 weeks to discuss better ways of telling the rest of us how we should be tightening our

00:02:38.200 belts.

00:02:39.160 No, I didn't make an error in the numbers, though it might even look that way.

00:02:42.540 No fewer than 70,000 people are going to be getting on emission belching jets, can't ride

00:02:47.880 the bus to Dubai guys, to cross the world and stay for days in a five-star resorts where gas-powered

00:02:54.580 air conditioning will ensure they remain in perfect comfort as they naval gaze and attend

00:02:59.020 seminars. Two weeks. The UAE, it's an oil-rich desert nation where, so while high emission

00:03:05.240 energy is readily available, fresh food goods, on the other hand, they got to be imported. So

00:03:09.840 there's going to be hundreds more flights to the UAE to ensure the delegates are greeted with only

00:03:13.920 the freshest of fruit for breakfast, and only the highest quality of salad greens are delivered for

00:03:19.140 their evening room service. To ensure those greens remain fresh, of course, along with the assortment

00:03:24.020 of high-end meat products, thousands of coolers are going to be burning millions of liters of

00:03:28.180 fossil fuels to preserve these fine foods from the local desert heat. Thousands of servants,

00:03:34.340 of course, they're going to be required to ensure this gathering of environmental royalty is properly 0.89

00:03:38.580 cared for while they ponder on how to save the world. They're going to need chauffeurs and maids

00:03:43.460 and chefs and dishwashers and security. It's labor intensive, but have no fear. The UAE has

00:03:48.980 actually developed a fantastic, effective system of importing cheap labor from developing nations

00:03:53.900 and then deporting them again when they're finished with their services. And sure, the UAE 0.92

00:03:58.340 has been criticized for this use of borderline slavery by most of the human rights groups on 0.76

00:04:02.740 the planet, but hey, what's a little labor abuse if it's for something as important as pampering

00:04:06.880 international environmentalists? Speaking of human rights, the UAE is outstanding. They stand out in

00:04:11.840 the world. They hold no elections, so they don't have to worry about that. And their government,

00:04:15.260 you know, they're indiscriminate. I mean, they're just as happy to detain and torture their own

00:04:19.360 citizens as they are with foreign nationals. Flogging and stoning, those are legal punishments 1.00

00:04:24.040 in the UAE, and the courts are guided by a nice medieval form of Sharia law. And again, have no

00:04:29.380 fear, the environmental crusaders descending on the UAE for their conference, though, they'll be

00:04:33.820 shielded from having to see some of those things going on. I mean, if their chambermaid is flogged 0.82

00:04:38.100 for having committed the crime of showing her hair in public, 0.95

00:04:41.320 she'll be transferred to the basement to work in laundry services 1.00

00:04:43.900 so guests don't have to see her twitching in agony as she labors.

00:04:47.340 The usual suspects, of course, are flying out to attend this luxury conference at COP28.

00:04:53.260 Notable, scold, and intellectual luminary St. Greta Thunberg will be in attendance, of course,

00:04:58.340 while Canada's green Jesus Stephen Gilboa will doubtless be blowing kisses in her direction throughout the conference. 0.56

00:05:04.560 Thunberg's latest anti-Israel rantings will probably help her rise in the UAE food chain, 0.75

00:05:09.440 and I'm sure her every need will be attended to while she makes the rounds at the conference.

00:05:13.940 Then thousands of unknown bureaucrats, activists, politicians, and other self-important souls

00:05:18.220 will pack the halls, bars, pool sides, and hotels of the UAE for the conference, too.

00:05:23.400 This is their annual reward for toiling so hard for saving the world from itself.

00:05:28.640 This is how your tax is paid and your donations to these environmental groups get spent.

00:05:33.180 These conferences, you notice, they're never held in cold, undeveloped nations, of course.

00:05:36.860 They ensure to hold them in places with nice climates where there's an abundance of five-star hotels available.

00:05:41.940 What's being achieved at these conferences, though, that can't be achieved for streaming meetings?

00:05:45.960 Well, nothing.

00:05:47.180 Why is it so critical to have 70,000 people gathered in one spot for two weeks?

00:05:51.040 Well, let's get to the point.

00:05:52.340 These conferences have nothing to do with the environment. 0.94

00:05:54.380 They're just excuses for thousands of hypocrites to burn millions of litres of fossil fuels on a paid vacation. 0.88

00:06:00.340 It's one big party modeled for shoulder rubbing and fine dining. 0.91

00:06:04.180 Actual environmental policy development never happens at these things.

00:06:06.920 I mean, how could you do that with tens of thousands of delegates? 0.85

00:06:09.840 These hypocrites will then fly home from their luxurious weeks of conspicuous consumption 0.97

00:06:14.620 and dedicate their time to telling the rest of us that we're being selfish 0.98

00:06:17.780 for wanting to live affordably in comfort using fossil fuels.

00:06:21.480 You know, you're evil for driving that four-cylinder used car,

00:06:24.500 which is the only one you can afford.

00:06:25.640 You should be driving a $90,000 Tesla.

00:06:27.960 They'll lobby for increasing carbon taxes while shutting down profitable, efficient, conventional energy industries.

00:06:33.300 They'll put you out of work while they demand and receive increases in their already large incomes.

00:06:37.720 The delegates at COP28 will consume more resources in a week than the combined citizens of some small countries. 0.73

00:06:44.040 And until we start calling these hypocrites out and start firing the governments that employ them, 0.97

00:06:48.420 they're going to keep getting away with it, guys. 0.98

00:06:50.080 If we keep swallowing the lies from the environmental left and ignoring the double standards they flaunt right in our faces,

00:06:55.780 Maybe we deserve the energy and financial poverty that comes with it then.

00:06:59.560 Yeah, that's what's got me going this week, guys.

00:07:01.320 It's just disgusting.

00:07:02.220 It really is. 0.99

00:07:02.680 How can you not look at that and just see the hypocrisy, the grossness? 0.92

00:07:09.200 What's her name? 0.94

00:07:10.260 Sepora Berman. 1.00

00:07:11.400 She was the green saint that Rachel Notley hired on. 1.00

00:07:15.580 She's a crazed environmental activist, made her name opposing logging in BC because she 1.00

00:07:19.440 prefers forest fires to take the forest down instead. 0.83

00:07:22.100 She flew to Dubai, of course.

00:07:23.480 and she opened the curtains of her window she tweeted it out her disgust and being having a 0.97

00:07:27.920 view of the gas plant that is burning gas to make the electricity to keep the climate control in her 1.00

00:07:32.640 room so she doesn't sweat her little ass while she's in there they don't get it they're not 1.00

00:07:37.460 self-aware whatsoever you tweeted that out you showed how stupid and hypocritical you are but 1.00

00:07:41.700 well maybe again if we keep paying their bills maybe we are the idiots right i don't know but 1.00

00:07:47.240 uh yeah you know gerald uh one of the commenters isn't dubai built because of fossil fuels yes 1.00

00:07:51.940 It is.

00:07:52.520 And these are leftists who say they care about human rights.

00:07:55.440 Well, it's one of the worst human rights offenders on the planet, but they don't care.

00:07:59.900 As long as they have their six-figure incomes, their nice vacations, their pampered rooms,

00:08:04.080 they don't care.

00:08:05.900 It's a racket, people.

00:08:07.460 And we're the ones getting hooped out of it.

00:08:09.840 So better start paying attention.

00:08:11.380 70,000 of them flying over there. 0.81

00:08:13.320 It's disgusting. 0.99

00:08:14.560 It's disgusting. 0.92

00:08:15.140 And then they tell us to tighten our belts.

00:08:16.700 Tell us, you've got a vacation at home.

00:08:18.520 You've got to have a 100-mile diet.

00:08:20.020 you've got to put on a sweater to kind of keep warm in winter rather than you know trying to 0.98

00:08:24.040 turn up the gas right man so speaking of that sort of idiocy now i'm afraid by the way yes our 0.86

00:08:30.320 our news editor dave naylor is indisposed today he usually pops in to give us an update of what's 0.79

00:08:35.560 going on so i'll cover some more new stuff and things that are happening out there anyways i'm

00:08:39.140 sure dave will be back to chat with us next week and cover some stuff just that reminder all of

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00:09:11.100 to all of us here. So some of the stuff that's really been breaking a big news conference today

00:09:15.860 on the carbon and the environment subject

00:09:18.120 was a big press conference

00:09:19.940 and an announcement of a $8.8 billion investment

00:09:24.680 in a carbon capture project,

00:09:26.520 I guess with Dow is gonna invest that in Alberta.

00:09:30.220 Now, I know people can debate

00:09:31.740 whether we even need to capture carbon or whatever,

00:09:33.560 but the bottom line is this is Alberta's efforts

00:09:36.320 that have been made to be compliant.

00:09:38.200 They're trying and they're saying,

00:09:39.700 well, we can continue to produce oil and gas

00:09:41.720 and we will sequester the carbon emissions

00:09:44.580 deep underground so they don't, you know, threaten all the fluffy bunnies and ruin the world as we're

00:09:50.240 accused of. But it's never enough. It's never enough. One of the first responses out of the

00:09:55.340 CBC, the state broadcaster, after that conference, they have a video and a news story talking about

00:10:00.960 how some residents are concerned about this carbon capture project. You see, if it comes

00:10:05.660 from Alberta, it's wrong. It doesn't matter what we do. Maybe we got to stop caring what they think

00:10:12.820 because they're not going to support us or give us credit for anything we do ever, ever.

00:10:18.880 If Notley had announced this carbon capture project, they would probably be canonizing her.

00:10:25.140 It's brilliant. She's saving the world.

00:10:27.260 But because it was Daniel Smith, because it's in Alberta,

00:10:30.940 and because it facilitates ongoing production of oil and gas,

00:10:34.480 which, by the way, generates royalties, taxes, revenue, economic stimulus to pay for all those social programs,

00:10:39.900 transfer payments, the welfare that Quebec relies upon,

00:10:42.820 we're bad. We're bad. Talk about biting the hand that feeds you. But that's typical. But we have

00:10:48.780 our own homegrown morons as well. Deborah Yedlin is a prime example of it. She's the head of the 1.00

00:10:53.960 Chamber of Commerce in Calgary. I've taken a run at her before. She used to write in the Calgary 0.97

00:11:00.700 Herald as the business writer. She's never, to my knowledge, actually run or owned a business,

00:11:04.260 but she can sure talk about it. And she's talking about how, well, this is getting more

00:11:09.360 into the other part, but Daniel Smith has announced that she's going to invoke the Sovereignty Act,

00:11:14.900 you know, pushing back. Because again, we are getting pressure. We're getting told we have to

00:11:17.980 shut down our oil and gas ability. We have to close it in. And that's the only thing Gilbo

00:11:22.740 will settle for. So the Sovereignty Act's coming. And what does Yedlin say? This is going to drive

00:11:29.240 away investment. Well, I don't know. It seems like 8.8 billion was just announced this morning,

00:11:33.700 Yedlin, you clueless woman. But I mean, it's nothing new out of her. She also came out

00:11:38.400 when Jason Kenney finally, finally lifted the vaccine passports from restaurants and businesses

00:11:47.760 and said people could go in and grab a meal without having to show their phone that they'd

00:11:53.140 been medicated. And she said, she said, this is the head of the Chamber of Commerce said,

00:11:58.560 this is going to hurt businesses in Alberta because people will be afraid to go to restaurants

00:12:02.940 some bars because the vax passport will be gone. What a load of crap. Now, either she was outright 1.00

00:12:08.760 lying or she's outright clueless on how businesses actually work. I owned a pub for five years.

00:12:13.560 Don't tell me for a second, even if you agree with the vaccine passports, don't try to tell me that 0.98

00:12:19.860 it actually helped businesses. It did not. It cost to have people up front who had to scan and check 0.67

00:12:26.180 for all of that. It cost with lost traffic for people who chose not to be vaccinated. It cost

00:12:31.100 with just general mayhem and a pain in the butt. No, it helped business when the passport was gone. 0.73

00:12:37.460 So how clueless can a supposed head of a business organization be when saying, and of course it was

00:12:42.840 proven wrong pretty quickly afterwards, that these things would actually harm business? She had no

00:12:47.680 clue what the hell she's talking about. And now she's saying that Smith's efforts, and she's been

00:12:53.200 saying that sort of thing for months and months since Smith got in, and so is the left in general,

00:12:56.860 are going to drive away investment. Well, actually investment in Alberta just keeps growing and

00:13:01.480 growing as well as our population. Our GDP has been growing the fastest in Canada for over a

00:13:08.080 year now. Even though we're nasty and we elected UCP and we've developed oil and gas, well, guess

00:13:13.880 what? Our GDP is still going up. The investment isn't running away. Likewise, either our people,

00:13:19.000 our population is going up faster than any other province. People are moving here. They're voting 0.84

00:13:24.340 with their feet. So if indeed our terrible policies are, you know, so insufferable and

00:13:33.320 unbearable for people, why are people moving here? Why are people investing here? The reality is

00:13:37.860 pragmatists, people do realistically understand that the world is going to need petrochemical

00:13:43.860 products for decades. In fact, if you listen to any reasonable economist or energy specialist or

00:13:49.800 business person, they will say that we may be working to wean ourselves from petrochemical

00:13:54.320 products, but it's going to be decades. So if we've got it in the ground, let's use them now.

00:13:59.060 Let's do it as cleanly as possible. So we do do things out here. As I said, we bring in an almost

00:14:04.340 $9 billion carbon capture project though. And what reward does Premier Smith get for having done so?

00:14:11.300 Well, she gets, as I said, the head of the Chamber of Commerce saying Smith's driving away investment.

00:14:15.280 It's a strange way to drive away investment.

00:14:19.020 And at the same time, also the CBC pops out and talks, suddenly carbon capture is now an environmentally bad thing.

00:14:26.320 Leave it to the state broadcaster to suddenly determine carbon capture is bad the moment Alberta invests in carbon capture.

00:14:34.020 I don't know.

00:14:34.780 We can't seem to win out here, guys.

00:14:36.400 But we are in some crazy times.

00:14:38.280 Let's turn the page and talk about something that's been ongoing.

00:14:42.000 My guest is going to be in shortly.

00:14:43.760 I mean, here's something interesting. 1.00

00:14:45.280 and maybe Ms. Frum can expand a bit on that, was coming out of the Blockebec Wah, of all people,

00:14:50.460 a private member's bill to amend the criminal code to cover anti-Semitism and some of the speech

00:14:56.680 issues going on with that, because there seems to be exceptions being made. And a quote from that

00:15:01.500 story shows this is some of the stuff that's been said out there, that if you apply this sort of

00:15:06.200 speech to any other identifiable group, you would be charged by the human rights courts and things

00:15:12.220 such as that. This was said, a quote from a mullah or something. Oh Allah, destroy the Zionist

00:15:18.360 aggressors, destroy the enemies of the people of Gaza, count their numbers, slay them one by one, 1.00

00:15:23.440 and spare not a one of them. That's from a sermon in Canada, guys. This wasn't some crazed man on a 0.99

00:15:30.020 rock somewhere in a Middle Eastern country. This is the speech that's going around. Is it little

00:15:35.220 surprise that unfortunately we've got people taking it up and becoming terribly aggressive

00:15:40.700 and hateful with Jewish people in the country.

00:15:42.580 We really thought we were beyond that.

00:15:44.240 So let's bring in former Senator Linda Frum

00:15:46.460 and chair of the UJA Federation of Toronto

00:15:49.080 and expand a little more on this.

00:15:51.020 So thank you very much for joining us today, Linda.

00:15:53.400 Oh, thank you, Corey.

00:15:54.380 It's nice to see you and thanks for having me.

00:15:56.680 Oh, it's appreciated.

00:15:58.820 So, I mean, as you kind of heard me in opening

00:16:00.800 and I've been watching you covering it on X

00:16:02.400 and I know you wrote a whole lot of that

00:16:04.220 on your Committee to Combat Antisemitism.

00:16:07.320 uh i think you know people always realized it was still always there it's just something that

00:16:12.460 doesn't seem to go away but it just really shocked everybody how it's blossomed i mean

00:16:16.900 it was obviously an underlying feeling that's been sitting for a lot of people and the events

00:16:21.560 in israel and gaza just opened up this this wave of of hate and and it's just uh staggering

00:16:29.580 it truly is and yes i have been chairing the uj of toronto's uh combating antisemitism and

00:16:37.180 Hate Committee. And when we started this initiative two years ago, we thought things were

00:16:43.520 difficult. But in the last few weeks, just as you say, the level of vitriol, the manifestations

00:16:51.280 of violence have really taken the Canadian Jewish community by shock. And we're all very

00:16:58.720 distressed about it. And I really appreciate you having me on the show because I don't think this

00:17:04.800 is just a Jewish problem. This is a Canadian problem. This is about what kind of society we

00:17:10.740 want to have. And the way that Jewish people are treated in a society is a reflection of the health

00:17:17.180 of that society. And for my entire lifetime, I'm not ashamed to say I'm 60 years old, I always

00:17:25.440 thought that I lived in, I still think I live in the greatest country in the world, but I thought

00:17:29.360 I lived in a very safe country, a place where it was safe to be Jewish. And I know that it's not 0.98

00:17:35.240 just me, it's all of my, it's my, my, my members of my community who are feeling much more nervous

00:17:41.480 and frightened today. Well, and there's a number of areas where it's been really rising up, but

00:17:46.640 one of the biggest ones has been in post-secondary institutions. It's hard to say which one's been

00:17:52.020 the worst. Lately, York though, has been one that's been standing out. And just to give people

00:17:56.060 some background, some people vandalized Indigo outlet and painted windows and intimidated staff

00:18:03.080 there and customers for the sole reason that it was owned by a Jewish person. That's really the

00:18:07.480 only reason. They keep cloaking it saying, oh, it's Zionism. No, you targeted a Jewish-owned 0.53

00:18:10.980 business and attacked it. And it turned out these were faculty and staff at York who did this, not

00:18:16.300 run-of-the-mill kids or idiots. These were established people at a university. And when 1.00

00:18:21.220 they got suspended as they should students were walking out in support of these faculty members

00:18:27.100 now how must that feel if you're a jewish student in that university when your co-students and

00:18:31.660 faculty feel that it's all right to attack jewish people yeah right on that's exactly it i think

00:18:37.640 just there's a culture now of fear and intimidation that's being experienced but i will say that the

00:18:44.500 good news on that horrible story is that the uh the faculty members and the staff were suspended

00:18:50.460 And I hope they will eventually be terminated because they they committed.

00:18:55.300 I mean, it's I think hate charges are part of what's being contemplated here, rightly so, because they were inciting hatred and violence towards Heather Reisman, the owner of the store.

00:19:07.380 I mean, I think that that the message of the posters and the blood on the door was was very clear. 0.98

00:19:12.960 So, as I say, what is satisfying is that we still have norms in place where if you commit a crime and a hate crime, you will be suspended.

00:19:26.220 And as I say, I think I hope eventually terminated. So we are enforcing those standards.

00:19:31.540 And I think that the challenge right now for Canadians is that we really need to stand up in defense of our values, our standards and our laws.

00:19:41.160 And so long as we do that, I mean, then we have a way to protect ourselves from this wave of hatred that is crossing our country.

00:19:51.440 Yeah. So, I mean, I guess to try and look at a silver lining, I mean, this has been something that's been festering.

00:19:56.260 It's been there a while. We just didn't realize the scope of it and the problems.

00:20:00.160 And now that it's been exposed, though, we can look at solutions.

00:20:04.400 I mean, we should have legal sanction against people committing hate crimes and, you know, vandalizing businesses, intimidating people.

00:20:10.400 But still, just criminal sanctions aren't what gets rid of the hate. In fact, it'll often entrench it further with some of the people. How do you work to whittle away at that underlying hate that's there that causes this in the first place?

00:20:22.740 Yeah, you're right. It actually, the laws are important and essential to have, but you have to try and get at the root of it. And I mean, you mentioned just the chilling atmosphere right now on campus for Jewish students, but it's also true in our high schools and it's true in our primary schools.

00:20:44.940 I mean, there's just been also this bubbling up of events.

00:20:51.020 There was a letter signed by 2,000 Jewish parents last week sent to the Ontario Minister of Education

00:20:58.240 because 2,000 parents are saying that their children are experiencing in junior and middle school

00:21:04.020 routine acts of anti-Jewish expression.

00:21:09.300 So you have to start at the beginning.

00:21:12.120 You have to start there.

00:21:13.040 And, you know, what's happening, I think, is that for a lot of teachers in the classroom, they are looking at this through the lens of an Israel-Palestinian conflict, and they don't want to get in the middle of it, and they don't want to take sides, and they don't know anything about it, and they don't want to get involved.

00:21:27.860 but if you have a student who's being bullied or harassed because of their religious or cultural

00:21:36.100 identity like that's you don't need to know anything about their religious or cultural

00:21:40.500 identity you you have to know that that's unacceptable and inappropriate and has to be

00:21:44.740 stopped and the perpetrator even if they're 10 or 11 years old has to be sanctioned and and we do

00:21:50.980 seem to understand that when it comes to anything else i mean if students were purposely picking on

00:21:57.060 on a black student or a first nation student or whatever. I mean, the school is going to,

00:22:00.960 or at least should, who knows, I'm sure there might be some terrible schools otherwise out

00:22:04.800 there, but typically they're going to jump right in there and intervene and start to correct this

00:22:08.780 behavior because that's not what we're all about. But we see a different standard when it comes to

00:22:13.140 this. And I understand there's complexities with the conflict and people have some very,

00:22:18.380 you know, I have my biases in watching that and taking sides in a sense, but to have people cloak

00:22:24.420 it and say it's all about the conflict, but when you're actually targeting Jewish businesses,

00:22:28.540 Jewish individuals, when you have no idea where their stance is on that issue, that's problematic

00:22:32.940 and that's not anything to do with the conflict itself. Yeah, exactly. And then even, you know,

00:22:39.880 within, so at that, at the junior school level, the high school level, you know, it's, it tends

00:22:45.360 to be very personal. I mean, there's been a lot of reported cases of Jewish students getting a

00:22:49.740 Hitler sign or being told they're not allowed to look at certain students in the eye because

00:22:55.260 they're dogs or whatever it is. So those kinds of anecdotes. But then when it does come to the

00:23:00.480 conflict, there is right and wrong. You know, Hamas is a terrorist organization. It's a listed 0.94

00:23:05.520 terrorist organization in Canada. The atrocities that they committed, you know, were some of the

00:23:12.900 most brutal you know outrageous acts of violence that we have seen in our lifetime and since the

00:23:21.760 Holocaust as is often said and it's okay I think to take a position on that to be against that and

00:23:29.140 so that you know that gets us into these these campus situations and you know it's all speech

00:23:35.340 equal and no a speech that is promoting and glorifying you know terrorist acts by Hamas

00:23:42.200 is in a category of speech that I think should be condemned.

00:23:48.280 And it's okay to condemn certain types of speech.

00:23:51.440 Well, that's it.

00:23:52.420 I mean, inciting violence, whether it's racially based or anything else,

00:23:55.800 is against the law in Canada.

00:23:57.780 There's just no justifying doing that.

00:23:59.740 That's not what we're about.

00:24:01.440 But I mean, getting up to the higher level and where the examples are being set,

00:24:04.820 we have a prime minister who is reticent.

00:24:07.400 He always has to coach it when he will condemn.

00:24:09.500 You know, we've had Jewish schools multiply shot, bullets fired into the doors.

00:24:14.840 There's been fire bombings.

00:24:16.120 I mean, this is stuff we never imagined before.

00:24:18.120 And the prime minister will condemn it.

00:24:19.960 Good.

00:24:20.360 I appreciate that.

00:24:21.380 But he will always couch it with, as well, we have to combat Islamophobia.

00:24:25.840 Well, fair enough.

00:24:27.420 But I'm not seeing any Islamophobia.

00:24:29.740 Why do you have to put that ad on every time?

00:24:31.420 If we've been seeing mosques attacked, then absolutely.

00:24:33.620 But they're not.

00:24:34.500 Like, why can't you just unconditionally condemn this?

00:24:38.720 And I think it sets an example all the way down that this is exceptional and perhaps a little more understandable than prejudices that are shown against other groups.

00:24:46.480 Yes, precisely. I mean, we all understood during the Black Lives Matter protests that why Black people found it obnoxious when people countered that with, well, all lives matter.

00:24:59.180 because you weren't uh when you said that you weren't acknowledging the very specific type of

00:25:05.260 um you know struggles that the black particularly the american black community has faced so you

00:25:11.980 were minimizing it when you said all lives matter but but to your point uh the same is true there

00:25:18.700 aren't any other schools in canada that are being firebombed there's only one uh cultural group

00:25:24.940 who's having their schools firebombed and that's the Jewish community and if you can't just say

00:25:29.820 that and admit it then you can't fix the problem if you if you are hiding the problem and yes our 0.97

00:25:35.660 prime minister is unwilling to look as you say he's always prepared to say the right thing in

00:25:41.820 the moment or acknowledge that the firebombing happened but you know it could have happened to

00:25:45.180 other people too so we're against all firebombing to all people he always does that but you know he

00:25:51.420 is the prime minister he is the leader of our country and just him tweeting out how upsetting

00:25:57.740 it is that there's fire bombings going on in his country but it's just it's not very satisfying as

00:26:03.820 a response uh we need to see much more action we need to see you know the laws beefed up we need

00:26:08.460 to see him expressing a desire to see the perpetrators of those acts you know caught

00:26:14.140 and prosecuted he doesn't talk like that or say that he could be offering to provide more security

00:26:19.500 to Jewish institutions that clearly need it. He could be doing all kinds of things that he's not

00:26:25.400 prepared to do. Yeah. And so to look at other issues that have come up too, I mean, I was just,

00:26:31.920 again, I'm a cynical guy. I expect the least out of a whole lot of political activists and

00:26:36.400 politicians and people, but I was still floored when I saw that letter that came out that was

00:26:42.380 basically denying that sexual assault had happened to hostages and people taken in this terrorist act 0.90

00:26:48.680 by Hamas, but not just that some lunatic would write something like that. That doesn't surprise 0.67

00:26:53.460 me. But the amount of people that signed on and still to this point will not back off and are

00:26:58.460 denying this happened. Supposed people who were opposed to sexual assault and the abuse of women.

00:27:05.140 Where does this come from? Yeah, I have to say I find that especially painful because it comes

00:27:13.000 from, I hate to even have to articulate it, it comes from the fact that the people who will sign 0.67

00:27:19.180 a letter like that denying them, you know, the use of rape as a weapon in this attack on Jews, 0.72

00:27:25.380 they hate Jews so much that that emotion is privileged and prioritized over any other

00:27:33.960 rationality or even, you know, even if they're people who are generally against violence towards 0.74

00:27:38.860 women or claim to be you know you know feminists or members of you know other groups marginalized 0.76

00:27:46.300 groups but uh you know when it comes to hating jews that's their number one priority and so

00:27:51.640 denying the atrocities committed against jews because what what that's about is is an unwillingness

00:27:56.900 to ever acknowledge that jews can be victims because that is that undermines the whole narrative 0.91

00:28:01.500 of hating jews because jews are only oppressors and they can't be victims so they have to lie 0.85

00:28:06.180 when in fact, you know, 1200 people were savagely murdered. You still have people right now being 0.97

00:28:14.420 held in cages in Gaza, children and women and men, you know, it's not like it's okay to put a man in

00:28:21.600 a cage, an innocent person. So the Jew hatred trumps every other reasonable emotion.

00:28:29.780 Well, that's it. The worst atrocities that humans have committed, and unfortunately, 0.99

00:28:33.500 we're very good at committing atrocities, but it seems one of the things the extreme have to do is

00:28:38.060 you have to dehumanize your victims in your own mind. You have to say they're less than human,

00:28:44.420 whether, again, that was in World War II or in Rwanda or wherever else. I mean, with the acts

00:28:51.640 that the members of Hamas did when they crossed the border in Israel, these were people who have

00:28:56.760 convinced themselves that these aren't people that they're attacking. And again, that's a

00:29:02.320 thing that has to be corrected very early with somebody when you see this you're talking about

00:29:06.680 Hamas himself and I agree but how does that explain all the intellectuals populating our

00:29:12.280 universities our campuses our parliaments who are also uh you know so yeah that view of I must

00:29:19.420 dehumanize my enemy and that's where I'm seeing the seeds of it that are getting sown that would

00:29:23.660 promote and expand to more and more of this sort of hatred more and more of the the acts against

00:29:29.480 people and and the justification of such things like this is where we have to try and nip it in

00:29:34.480 the bud like a paradoxe one of the commenters has said repeatedly we don't need more more hate

00:29:38.620 speech laws i kind of agree we've got enough laws on the book if we utilize we don't need more

00:29:42.640 but there's a lot of areas where we aren't intervening when some of this hate is being

00:29:46.820 spread and that's where we have to find this and nip it off in the bud yes totally and i would say

00:29:52.580 i do want to say so it's not to this not to be a total downer for anyone listening is that i do

00:29:58.260 continue to believe in, you know, the tolerance and goodness of the vast majority of Canadians.

00:30:05.300 I do believe that Canadians dislike it when they see hatred and discrimination and bullying and

00:30:12.820 intimidation and certainly in violence. Canadians don't like that. And that is outside of our,

00:30:18.580 you know, national values. So you're right. I agree. I mean, I think there could be more laws,

00:30:24.980 better you know improvements in our laws but i think our laws as they exist are sufficient to 1.00

00:30:31.560 capture all the things that are going on but what we do need is for people who are not in um either

00:30:36.460 in law enforcement or legislators you know employers or colleagues at work or fellow parents

00:30:42.480 at schools to speak up when they see something wrong to confront it and to challenge it on just

00:30:47.840 on a person-to-person basis that will make the world better that will make canada better

00:30:52.540 No, absolutely. I mean, it is just levels and levels. I mean, we could talk much longer,

00:30:57.400 but our segment has gone so fast. I guess just to close off, where can we find more information

00:31:03.780 on your work and what's going on out there so that we can help, you know, at least try to

00:31:09.340 counter these things and give resources to people to try and, you know, battle this hatred that's

00:31:13.860 going around? Yes. So people can go on the website of CJA, which is the Canada-Israel Jewish Affairs

00:31:23.180 or UJA Federation of Toronto, or you and I are both still on X or hold us. People are welcome

00:31:32.400 to follow me there, you know, at Linda Frum. And, you know, and B'nai B'rith is another great

00:31:40.700 resource. Simon Wiesenthal is another great resource. There are groups, lots of groups in

00:31:45.900 Canada who are working to stand up to Jew hatred. And, you know, we are all doing what we can.

00:31:52.940 Well, I appreciate the work you're doing and you're coming on. I think the way that we're

00:31:56.460 going to get to it too is more reasoned discussions, more reasoned intervention in the

00:32:00.780 institutions where this is being spread rather than the screaming and the conflict that just

00:32:06.280 sort of, you know, adds to it, though we've had a crackdown on those people who were crossing the

00:32:10.540 line and quit soft selling it. So I appreciate the work you're doing and we'll keep at it until

00:32:16.000 we get this sorted out. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Well, thanks again. And I hope we get

00:32:21.420 to talk again soon. Indeed. Nice to see you. Thank you. Thank you. So yes, that was former

00:32:26.780 Senator Linda Fromm. And she has been, yeah, if you look on X, if you follow on there, very

00:32:31.980 outspoken and covering a lot of the issues. And again, I mean, we get pretty angry on there at

00:32:36.860 times, but mostly still responding or trying to respond with reason. There's one of the, I'm a

00:32:42.500 person who's in your face. I fight back. I push back. I do, but I do, I have to temper myself.

00:32:48.460 I have to try and look. We want to deal with the immediate people as paradoxically saying,

00:32:53.360 we've got the laws, let's intervene. And to a degree we are. I mean, these idiots from York

00:32:57.140 University have been charged and they've been suspended. And I would hope if it leads to a 1.00

00:33:02.880 conviction because they have committed a crime, they will be permanently fired from there, give

00:33:07.440 the consequences to the immediate ones. But I also want to look deeper. I want us to somehow learn

00:33:12.760 from this because as I said, this hate was bubbling under the surface of Canadians so much

00:33:17.380 and we didn't even know it, didn't realize it. We always knew it was there to a degree. You would

00:33:21.480 see the odd things you'd hear about it. A Jewish cemetery would be vandalized or some idiot would 1.00

00:33:26.520 spray paint a swastika on the door of a synagogue, but to have it just explode like this, we've got 1.00

00:33:32.200 to get to the root. This is a problem we want to look at in the longer term. We want to find out

00:33:37.800 where it's coming from and cut that off. And as, as was mentioned by Linda, you know, what about

00:33:42.720 the kids who are learning it? Are they learning it at home? Or if they're learning it at school

00:33:46.100 or parents saying, you know what, there's something as parents, we shouldn't be afraid to

00:33:49.420 say, you know what, your teacher is wrong. Sometimes they're wrong. You don't want your

00:33:53.900 kid always in the face of the teacher but if they come home and say yeah I heard this from there

00:33:57.440 well then follow up and find out what's going on what is that instructor telling your child and tell

00:34:03.160 the child that this is not the way to go and that child could be yeah getting up to the point of

00:34:07.600 post-secondary as well they're still looking to us as parents to learn what's appropriate and what's

00:34:12.680 really happening out there but I've just been as I said shocked I mean it's anti-semitism is nothing

00:34:18.260 new but we thought Canada was the country that really had the least of it right and and clearly

00:34:22.740 we we don't uh you know some of the simple rules there we are you know somebody puts a little more

00:34:27.960 lightly angry canadian a commenter saying george carlin's had two laws we should have don't kill 0.96

00:34:32.180 anyone and then the brackets unless they deserve it and don't be a dick well okay those are simple 0.63

00:34:37.440 ones to follow they're good ones in life but that's kind of yeah what i'm talking about when 0.86

00:34:40.640 you're crossing the lines of getting violent intimidating people uh you're going beyond the

00:34:45.580 pale and try not to be the dick try to find solutions it's so easy to get mad right now 0.95

00:34:51.640 because, boy, I tell you, they're giving us a whole lot of stuff to be mad about. 0.94

00:34:55.460 But we just, we're not going to get anywhere by getting in each other's faces.

00:35:01.280 I've been watching, I've been tempted to go out here in Calgary, for example.

00:35:05.800 They've had some of the protests where they're lining each side of the street.

00:35:08.360 I'm not sure, I might go out one of these Sundays, but I've been busy.

00:35:12.380 But does it help?

00:35:14.080 Does it help when you have, I mean, when they're left unopposed out there

00:35:18.120 screaming and blocking our roads and spreading hate, and they are.

00:35:21.640 then perhaps it's showing that we're giving up.

00:35:24.320 But at the same time, if we have a large group of people go in

00:35:26.940 and it turns into a big conflict on the street, does that help either?

00:35:30.740 The majority of the country wants no part of this whole mess, I think.

00:35:34.840 It's vocal, hateful minorities, and it's causing us a lot of problems. 1.00

00:35:42.300 So, well, we'll keep working on things, guys. 1.00

00:35:46.340 See what we can do.

00:35:47.900 All right, let's see some of the other stuff.

00:35:49.140 Here's something that's interesting, actually.

00:35:50.540 speaking of using some of the laws, and, you know, we've got them on the books. I'm with Paradoxa.

00:35:56.540 We don't need more. We've got enough. We've got enough. Use them, though. We've got too much

00:36:01.240 cowardice in actually applying these laws, it seems, when they're used. So a bunch of idiots in 1.00

00:36:06.800 Winnipeg on November 20th went and blocked a Winnipeg rail line for five hours. And you've 1.00

00:36:13.180 got to remember, Winnipeg is a hub. I mean, it's kind of the center of North America for the

00:36:17.220 shipment of a lot of goods and everything by rail. So when you block a main line for hours and hours,

00:36:22.320 it's a very serious thing. It comes at very serious costs. It disrupts things all the way

00:36:26.660 down the supply chain line. And this, again, was only a handful of idiots, a handful of extremists. 1.00

00:36:32.060 And our WIMP, WIMP-like system didn't charge these pecker heads. They intervened, I guess, 1.00

00:36:40.040 eventually and moved them, but they didn't do anything more. Said, there, it's done. We'll

00:36:43.800 leave it be. Well, CN said, you know what? No, we're suing them. We're taking them to court.

00:36:48.600 We're going to use the courts then. Fine. We're going to bankrupt these little craps because we

00:36:53.900 can't just let people come out and do this whenever they're upset about something politically.

00:36:59.740 And, uh, you know, paradoxically saying, yeah, when will their bank accounts be frozen? Well,

00:37:03.520 paradoxically, they'll be frozen as soon as they annoy Trudeau or embarrass him. And, uh, so far,

00:37:08.360 apparently that hasn't happened. Yeah, there are definitely two standards for when they intervene

00:37:11.960 on illegal protests and things like that.

00:37:14.560 So the Winnipeg case, though,

00:37:15.920 Canadian National Railway is suing them.

00:37:18.720 And you know what the name of this group was

00:37:20.780 that blocked the rail line?

00:37:23.020 They're the Queers for Palestine branch of Winnipeg.

00:37:27.520 Yes, this is, but not a joke,

00:37:30.880 the Queers for Palestine, Winnipeg.

00:37:34.920 As others put it, it's similar to saying 0.98

00:37:37.300 chickens for KFC or black people for the KKK. 0.99

00:37:41.960 hey, queers for Palestine, I'm sick of this extreme left thing, 1.00

00:37:47.520 this cognitive dissonance, this setting aside the reality 1.00

00:37:51.500 of what they're supporting over there.

00:37:53.860 This is what I'm talking about when we had a sexual assault center 0.71

00:37:56.640 in the University of Alberta actually sign a letter saying nobody was raped by Hamas. 1.00

00:38:01.600 And then we had these queers for Palestine 1.00

00:38:05.000 forgetting that every one of those Arab nations will kill them, 1.00

00:38:09.500 not might kill them. They will kill them. They say that it's illegal to be gay. They throw them 1.00

00:38:16.720 off buildings over there. And you support that. The hell's the matter with you guys?

00:38:23.860 So yes, in other words, you're nuts and you're stupid. And now you're being sued. And I hope 1.00

00:38:28.680 that CN wins the lawsuit. And I also hope that they sue further cases where people do this sort

00:38:36.580 of idiocy. Maybe, you know, again, if we can't get our criminal system to go after these people 0.98

00:38:42.520 when they're disrupting us for their weird pet causes, maybe the civil courts will be able to

00:38:47.880 do it, you know. Hey, have your protests, support the anti-LGBTQ Arab nations all you like, but don't

00:38:55.360 be blocking our infrastructure while you do it, you morons. And angry Canadians saying, yeah, cows 1.00

00:39:00.540 for McDonald's. Yeah. Speaking of the idiotic woke. Yeah, there's always lots to speak about

00:39:06.720 with the idiotic woke, isn't there? Well, we had an Alberta MLA, an NDP one. So this was a big 1.00

00:39:11.700 issue in Alberta. This is the thing Notley lobbed out wants to try and make some sort of social

00:39:17.740 wedge issue that really didn't make much ground. So they put a private member's bill out. They

00:39:21.680 want to make birth control pills free for women. Well, that's not free. Remember, taxpayers pay

00:39:27.180 for it. So they want to make taxpayers pay for the birth control pills for women. No. And the 1.00

00:39:33.800 legislature said no. Come on, guys. It's elective. I'm sorry. We can't afford to pay for anything and

00:39:41.640 everything. The pill can cost some people some money, certainly. But hey, it'll save you a lot

00:39:48.360 more money if you use it. It's not my responsibility to pay for your birth control. People say, oh,

00:39:54.420 well, then you got to pay for my crotch goblins when they come out later. Well, again, if you're

00:39:57.860 that irresponsible, chances are you were probably going to breed like a fly anyway. So don't try

00:40:02.100 and say it was the lack of free birth control pills that got you pregnant. I understand how

00:40:10.000 people get pregnant. I managed it a few times in the 90s. That's why I took responsibility and got 0.92

00:40:15.220 a vasectomy in the later part of it. So I have spread my fruit as far as need be. See, it's my

00:40:20.960 responsibility. And for other people, it's their responsibility to take care of it. Don't,

00:40:25.180 don't put it on me. But either way, this NDP MLA, and you can see the video on the

00:40:28.780 westernstandardonline.com, got up and talked about how folks with uteruses need universal

00:40:35.720 contraception. Not women. No, no, no, we can't see that. Folks with uteruses, that's the term now. 0.98

00:40:43.520 This is how loony the woke are.

00:40:46.660 This is how beyond the pale are.

00:40:49.140 They are.

00:40:50.580 This is why they aren't getting broad support.

00:40:54.260 This is why the NDP, thankfully, will not get in, why they won't win the women's vote, even left-leaning women.

00:41:00.180 Because when you're stealing their gender, and that's what you're doing, you're pulling the identity away from them.

00:41:05.820 You're saying you can't identify as a woman anymore. 0.93

00:41:09.220 You're a person with a uterus. 1.00

00:41:11.940 I'm a man with a penis. 1.00

00:41:13.840 No, I'm not a man, right? 1.00

00:41:14.760 I'm just a guy with a, a person with a penis? 1.00

00:41:16.700 Where's that go anyways? 1.00

00:41:18.100 It's not terribly large even at that.

00:41:19.760 But all the same, it's, apparently that's how I have to be categorized.

00:41:23.220 I can't say I'm a man. 1.00

00:41:24.400 Come on, you guys, you're nuts. 1.00

00:41:25.860 Cut it out. 1.00

00:41:26.620 The only people who need birth control pills are women. 1.00

00:41:29.980 And yes, women have uteruses. 1.00

00:41:32.480 I mean, the other term they use often for that when they're trying to get away from it is, 0.99

00:41:36.080 is, uh, menstruators.

00:41:38.900 Really? 0.94

00:41:40.300 Really?

00:41:41.260 Because of course, you know, only, well, of course there was, 0.96

00:41:43.180 there's been some trans ones pretending to menstruate as well. It's just bizarre. And again, 0.97

00:41:47.420 we're indulging the fringe people, guys. And they have the right to go and do whatever you like to

00:41:53.740 yourself when you're an adult, but I don't have to indulge you with it. You are, we have these

00:42:00.780 discussions. We're gone so far over from reality. And yeah, you're insulting women at this point,

00:42:09.100 And you don't seem to realize that.

00:42:11.120 And you're only catering to a tiny minority now.

00:42:14.500 So, and it's funny, I believe the NDP member who was speaking was a person without a uterus.

00:42:21.380 How dare he, and maybe I'm misgendering, I don't care. 0.91

00:42:26.200 How dare he speak on behalf of women? 1.00

00:42:28.660 What would he know about it, right? 0.98

00:42:31.760 Or maybe he's trans.

00:42:32.920 I don't know. 1.00

00:42:33.620 I don't care.

00:42:34.460 I'm just sick as hell of it.

00:42:35.580 We got better things to do in the legislature.

00:42:37.640 And it failed.

00:42:38.500 It didn't get through. So sorry, you guys are going to have to continue to buy your own birth control pills. Just bear that in mind before you when you practice to conceive, right? What else we got going on here? Yes, the economy still holding up the sovereignty act. I kind of want to wrap up with that. That's but there's been a lot of discussion on that whole thing. So Premier Smith has invoked it. She's pushing back. The bottom line of the conflict is Gilbo wants this

00:43:08.480 net zero thing to happen by 2035. It has to happen by 2035, no matter what. And he will not

00:43:15.880 band, he will not back down. He won't even say 2036, 2037. Smith is saying it could happen by

00:43:21.120 2050. And as I said, I know there's debates on whether we should even be sequestering carbon or

00:43:25.240 whatever, but there's efforts being made in Alberta, but we won't get credit for it because

00:43:28.900 again, they do not like us and they want to shut down oil and gas altogether, no matter what.

00:43:33.260 so uh gilbeau uh you know is pushing best so smith saying fine we're going to invoke the

00:43:40.440 sovereignty act but what is it what is it you know speaking of virtue signaling to a degree

00:43:45.520 and i'm supportive of smith i'm supportive of refighting gilbeau as much as possible on this

00:43:49.300 but the as a reporter sort of got on smith's case the other day for it at a conference saying well

00:43:55.520 what is it that you're doing that can't be done you know without the sovereignty act the actions

00:44:01.300 taking things to court, opposing the federal government on this, you know, these are things

00:44:08.940 you can do without this Sovereignty Act. And I have to agree, I guess some of the framework of

00:44:13.720 the Sovereignty Act gives her a tool to be able to put it together into one package, where you can

00:44:19.200 kind of push a larger opposition to a particular thing together when you feel for sure you haven't

00:44:24.680 had the Constitution infringed upon in Alberta, things like that, something to take to court.

00:44:28.760 but most of it we could do without the other thing that made me a little nervous. And I know

00:44:32.720 some people got upset with me on X about that when I talked about it, but I'll see, we'll see it

00:44:36.360 unfold. And I understand why she's going there, but Smith's talked about possibly forming a crown

00:44:42.860 corporation. Uh, you know, a government owned natural gas, electricity, electricity generating

00:44:49.220 company. This is a step back. Okay. I mean, I, I, I know she envies almost, uh, Scott Moe in

00:44:56.900 Saskatchewan, who has at least told Gilboa, go to hell. We won't collect your carbon tax. The 0.64

00:45:00.220 government owns all the utility companies. So we'll just tell them not to collect. You can't

00:45:05.060 do that with private companies. You can't tell a private CEO, hey, go out there, break the law,

00:45:09.580 put your neck on the line and refuse to collect that tax. It won't work that way. I understand

00:45:14.780 that. And I also understand that some of the fear is that Gilboa and Trudeau will drive out

00:45:20.240 investment confidence so badly. They'll do what, of course, you know, Yedlin and the other fools 0.99

00:45:24.840 are accusing Smith of, but that they'll drive it down so much that there won't be enough 0.84

00:45:28.700 electrical capacity built by private interests. Thus, the government must do so. But I still get

00:45:34.860 nervous with that, guys. When the government gets into business, it rarely ends well. Alberta spent

00:45:39.660 a lot of time and work getting out of private business. I don't miss government-owned liquor 0.99

00:45:44.560 stores. I don't miss government-owned registries. And I sure don't miss AGT, you know, the government

00:45:51.540 telephone company, and you look at other companies the government formed, whether PetroCanada

00:45:56.060 federally or in Alberta, we did a terrible job. We suck when the government runs businesses. Our 0.95

00:46:01.980 private citizens can do it, but not the government. Look up Novotel. Look up MagCan. Look up the

00:46:06.840 Swan Hills Waste Disposal Plant. Oh, all of these things in the late 80s, early 90s, the government

00:46:11.500 got into, they flushed away billions of tax dollars, and all of those businesses went broke.

00:46:15.940 So pardon me, but I do not feel comfortable when Premier Smith starts talking that route. As Karen

00:46:21.440 Mitchell, the commenter, says she did say it's a last resort. I sure hope so. I don't even want

00:46:26.160 to consider it, look at it as a consideration. Hopefully we can do it without even going there

00:46:30.300 one way or another. All right. That's all the time I've got today, guys. Thank you very much

00:46:36.900 for joining me. I appreciate it. The pipeline will be on a little later with more stuff and

00:46:42.380 news and items to cover with the panel. And of course, I will be back again at this time next

00:46:47.860 week. So make sure to tune in, share it with other people. Let's build this audience, guys. Let's get

00:46:52.040 out there and hold this government to account. Thanks again and see you next week.

00:47:17.860 The Canadian Shooting Sports Association, without the CSSA, our gun rights would have been taken long, long ago.

00:47:30.140 These guys are on the front lines helping to draft smart and intelligent firearms regulations and legislation in Canada.

00:47:38.120 And more importantly, educating the public about how we keep guns out of the hands of the wrong people.

00:47:43.300 We've become a member. It's absolutely worth every penny.

00:47:47.860 I got in with an issue, that's good.

00:47:50.860 Yeah.

Western Standard - November 30, 2023

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