In this episode of The Rant, Corey rants about the Irish government's plan to slaughter 200,000 dairy cows in order to meet climate change targets, and the Dutch government's proposed 30% reduction in crop output by farmers.
00:00:29.980Good day. Welcome to the Corey Morgan Show. I am, of course, Corey Morgan, and this is my weekly little stage to rant, rave, interview interesting guests and cover some news stories and items.
00:00:44.680We're coming to you, as you can see in the background, out of beautiful, sunny Calgary. It is getting a little dry out there. We could use a little rain, and we're broadcasting across the country through all of our regular social media channels and the Cowboy Network, RFDTV and Live TV.
00:00:57.920So good to see you all out there, seeing you guys coming in on the comment scroll already. Debbie, Yasha, Paradoxie, Shirley.
00:01:04.300So for those of you who are watching this live, by all means, use that comment scroll. I love it. It's good to see the interaction going on out there.
00:01:11.420Throw questions my way, my guest's way. As I kind of always said, I might not necessarily read them all on the air, but I do see them all there, and I appreciate them.
00:01:20.140And good to see you there, too, Melissa. So, yes, we've got a good packed one today. I've got Spencer Fernando coming on in a little while as a guest.
00:01:28.040People are probably familiar with him. He's based out of Manitoba. He's a prolific writer. He was involved with the National Citizens Coalition and a number of things.
00:01:35.860And he's put out a good little column on basically Canada's abuse of its own military forces.
00:01:42.280We're really asking a lot from them and not providing terribly well for them. And again, it just keeps undercutting and reducing the pride in this nation.
00:01:50.260But, yes, Spencer and I will have a good conversation about that in about 15 minutes or so.
00:01:55.580So let's start with what's got me wound up and ranting today. There's always something.
00:02:00.000And it's on food supplies, guys, because it's serious and it's something that we really need to start discussing.
00:02:05.140We've got climate-obsessed governments out there reducing world food supplies.
00:02:10.520And think about it. If you want to control a population, control its food supply, right?
00:02:13.780I mean, we're in this world where every little entitlement and desire is defined as a need or a human right, and people are protesting for it.
00:02:19.760Yet at the same time, we're quietly letting ideologically driven political leaders threaten what is the very real right to and need for reliable, affordable food supplies.
00:02:30.060So this latest attack on food production that we're reading about comes from Ireland, where the government's proposing the slaughter of 200,000 dairy cows in an effort to reach EU climate change targets.
00:02:42.320Now, the climate impact of culling these animals is going to be negligible at best, but the impact on Irish consumers and food producers is going to be immediate and harsh.
00:02:51.200I mean, dairy products, they're infused into most European food supplies.
00:02:54.200The slaughter of these cattle is going to immediately raise prices on most food items, and it's probably going to put a lot of producers out of work, and not going to do a bloody thing for the environment.
00:03:02.940But climate zealots, they don't care. They're undeterred by protests or economic reality.
00:03:07.860They just want to shut down human activity by all and any means possible.
00:03:12.760You're not talking about rational, reasonable people here.
00:03:15.860Even in Sri Lanka, I mean, this is a nation that's not a stranger to hard times and famine and relatively recent memory.
00:03:21.940Well, their government imposed ridiculous regulations banning types of fertilizer and encouraging these inefficient organic growing practices.
00:03:29.620At least with them, they got stirred up enough it spawned protests that actually took down their own government.
00:03:38.080In the Netherlands, the state's been at war with its own farmers since 2019,
00:03:42.160when nationwide protests were spawned by nitrogen and ammonia bans at the expense of the agricultural producers.
00:03:47.320Farm protests have been crippling their nation at times, but the government's still undeterred.
00:03:52.420And they're working towards foresting the reduction of livestock herds and taking land away from agricultural producers in the Netherlands.
00:03:58.720And hey, don't think it's just happening overseas, guys.
00:05:00.640Canada is led by a man whose servants shop for him and chill his favorite cereal bowl in the mornings while he tries to pick out cute socks for the day.
00:05:07.560He's never seen a grocery bill, much less a balance sheet from a farm.
00:05:11.700But he's in the position to control our food supplies.
00:05:15.220NGOs and environmental groups feed the agenda further.
00:05:17.840The Suzuki Foundation, oh yes, David Suzuki and his foundation with his many, many homes, just came out against domestic beekeeping.
00:05:25.680Yes, because domesticated bees, as far as they're concerned, are a form of unnatural livestock and they might pressure wild bee populations.
00:05:33.500Yeah, aside from the honey they produce, domestic bees are sort of an integral part of crop pollination for agricultural producers.
00:05:40.500Bees are actually rented by farmers for this purpose.
00:05:44.660Their crop yields will go down if they don't have these bees.
00:05:55.320They want to drop world populations and they don't care what it takes to do it.
00:06:00.640Arguably, I guess, a reduced world population would ease environmental pressures on the planet, whether from, you know, the reduction in trash, water contamination, emissions.
00:06:32.320Having a low birth rate is also a luxury only afforded to wealthy nations.
00:06:35.940In developing nations, people need large families in order to survive and sustain a retirement.
00:06:40.540In developed nations such as ours, we need immigration to counter our low birth rates.
00:06:45.420Developing nations are also forced, of course, to use inefficient food production means such as slash-and-burn farming and burning high-emitting fuels from wood to coal to even animal dung to cook their food sometimes.
00:06:55.500If we want to slow or even reduce human population growth, the path is through economic development for developing nations.
00:07:01.700Make them rich enough to afford to be nice to the environment and stop breeding like we've been able to.
00:07:06.460To do that, they need reliable, plentiful energy and food supplies.
00:07:10.640And they need to become wealthy enough to cut back on breeding.
00:07:13.440In other words, they need to do the opposite of what the environmentally fanatical nations are pushing them to do.
00:07:38.000Not only will we not expand development of them for ourselves, we're also being prevented from exporting them to those nations that need them most.
00:07:44.640The environmental movement's hit new, revolting extremes.
00:07:48.320It's working basically to starve populations into what they think is going to be a greener new world.
00:09:49.000And they protested outside and it ended up in fisticuffs, a mass brawl with California cops having to come in and make the peace.
00:10:00.700We've got a follow-up on that story out of Innisfail earlier this week, Corey,
00:10:04.640where a Red Deer lawyer was charged with attacking a RCMP officer and uttering threats.
00:10:11.980This came after a Innisfail RCMP unit pulled over a truck with two women in it.
00:10:20.600And it ended up also being a mass brawl with the Red Deer lawyer allegedly or has been charged with allegedly attacking the officer.
00:10:29.860The lawyer's brother, who's also a lawyer, put out a statement saying the entire blame was on the RCMP for overreacting.
00:10:38.700And they were racist because the female lawyer was indigenous.
00:10:44.240Well, now the National Police Federation has lambasted the two lawyers saying they should know better than to publicly try and shame a police officer.
00:10:54.140And there are ways to take their anger out going through the proper channels.
00:14:52.280And it'll have far more effect on bringing food to your table in an affordable way than any amount of interest rate hikes trying to fight inflation will.
00:15:00.240And one more thing before I get to my guests, get rid of supply management for crying out loud.
00:15:04.580That's one conservative thing the conservatives even don't have the courage to jump into, but they really have to.
00:15:09.380All right, I see Spencer on deck there.
00:15:11.460And I've been looking forward to talking to him.
00:15:41.200So, I mean, I'm always reading your stories.
00:15:43.440And then just to remind everybody, it's spencerfernando.com.
00:15:45.760There's lots of them you're putting out all the time.
00:15:48.040But just one that caught my eye, it kind of coupled a bit with a column I did in a sense of what the, you know,
00:15:54.080the almost apologetic statement from the government on the RCMP's 150th anniversary.
00:15:58.940And you talking, pointing out how the lack of equipment for Canadian troops, it signifies a deeper decline for Canada as a nation.
00:16:05.780Like, this is symbolizing much more than just the immediate problem that we're leaving our troops in the lurch.
00:16:10.920Yeah, you know, I mean, if you, you know, tell a whole generation of people that Canada's history is, you know, nothing but evil and colonialism and, you know, terrible mistreating people and, you know, all our values are bad and we should feel guilty and sad about everything.
00:16:24.920And, you know, then, you know, at the same time, you're saying, oh, well, you know, sign up, join the military and, you know, go overseas to, you know, defend our national interest.
00:16:32.840Well, how can you really have national interest if you're, if you take such a negative view of the nation and the history of the country?
00:16:38.360And so I do see those things as linked, you know, you have a government that manages, I mean, I think we just saw that they just asked for the authority to spend 20 billion extra dollars this year over what they'd already budgeted, which itself was a massive increase over the previous year.
00:16:53.760So they're, they spend money on everything. I mean, massive deficits, you know, the debt's gone up dramatically.
00:16:58.700The only place where it seems they don't spend much money is equipping our soldiers. I mean, they sent people over, I think it was to Latvia and, you know, they're having to buy their own helmets.
00:17:06.900I mean, so, you know, it's, it's, I'm sure we'll get to the moral aspect of, you know, sending people to harm's way without equipping them and how bad that is.
00:17:14.900But I do think we are seeing a deeper problem with just the fact that we've, you know, demonized our history.
00:17:19.580We've made people think Canada's, you know, based on bad values, you know, Western civilization is, it's no better than any other civilization.
00:17:27.380You know, it's terrible. It's, it's got all these problems.
00:17:29.480And so when you kind of depress a country like that and depress a whole generation about their past and their history, then, you know, how do you expect people to, to join the military?
00:17:37.960And how do you expect to have a government that sees the value of the military or have citizens that see the value of the military?
00:17:43.000Because, you know, it's not just, it's easy to blame the politicians, but, you know, most Canadians don't vote on whether the military is, you know, effective or not.
00:17:50.420And most people don't seem to care that much.
00:17:52.040So I think it's a serious problem, especially in a world that's becoming a lot more dangerous.
00:17:56.200Well, that's it. I mean, the military is a calling.
00:17:58.560I mean, it's not a route to easy money.
00:18:02.580It's, it's dangerous sometimes and difficult career path to take.
00:18:06.200The people who join typically are feeling that they're going to do a service for the nation they love.
00:18:10.820That's what would help them, I guess, overlook shortcomings.
00:18:13.160They're getting back from the military, such as perhaps not being as well equipped or, or, you know, whatnot as they should be.
00:18:20.600But if they're at the same time being told they should be ashamed of the nation and being under equipped, this is a terrible formula for these people serving right now.
00:18:29.020Yeah. And, you know, it's, you know, one of the ironies was some of the soldiers, the other NATO troops that were over there, I think from the Netherlands, had better equipment than the Canadians.
00:18:38.480And much of the equipment was actually Canadian.
00:18:40.140You know, they've been buying Canadian equipment for some time.
00:18:43.100We just don't buy it for our own soldiers and we don't equip them.
00:18:45.740And so, and then there's, of course, the aspect of, you know, Justin Trudeau postures as a, you know, big defender of NATO and the rules based international order.
00:18:53.240He talks about it all the time, but, you know, it's, it's just words if you don't back it up.
00:18:57.820Right. So he says all the, all the nice words about, you know, supporting NATO and freedom and democracy and all that stuff.
00:19:02.540But you send people overseas, you know, into the idea is that if there's a big war, they're going to be involved in it.
00:19:09.020That's the reason we're sending people over there is a deterrent, but obviously they'd be on the front line if a massive war broke out.
00:19:14.600So how can you justify sending them over there if you're not equipping them well, right?
00:19:17.780You're basically saying, yeah, well, we just hope nothing bad happens because if it does, you'll be under equipped and your chances of dying will go up.
00:19:23.800So, so again, you know, I, I don't see how, you know, you know, it's, it's sad that Canadians are not more outraged about this because we're sending people to harm's way without equipping them.
00:19:32.180We're spending massive amounts of money every year, but somehow not, you know, prioritizing our national defense.
00:19:37.280So, you know, I see, you know, all these people who posture is, you know, they're supporters of NATO on the, you know, oppose Russia.
00:19:43.520That's fine. But, you know, we live in the real world.
00:19:45.760And that means if you want to really oppose Russia and stand up for NATO, then you need to equip our military.
00:19:50.260We need to have a credible military force.
00:19:51.800We need to be able to, if necessary, fight and succeed in a major war.
00:19:55.840And so, you know, I think there's a lot of talk in this country about what our values are supposedly, but we undermine those values both by, of course, demonizing our history.
00:20:03.740And then we undermine those values by not living up to our military commitments or our commitments to our allies.
00:20:08.240So, you know, it's, I don't know why people would really take our country seriously at this point.
00:20:12.820And this has been going on actually for a long, long time.
00:20:16.040I remember during one of the Gulf Wars, for one, we had to take a gun out of surplus because they didn't actually have a gun for their boat to serve in the Gulf.
00:20:25.660And a bunch of our soldiers went overseas and they showed up in the desert and they had olive green uniforms.
00:20:31.760And, of course, they stood out like sore thumbs.
00:20:43.680And how humiliating that must have been for them, you know, when you're serving overseas in these other countries that they're lending you these things out of a sense of goodwill and to keep you safe, of course.
00:20:53.000But if this hasn't been solved after decades of underfunding the military, do you think we ever will turn it around?
00:20:58.480As you said, Canadians don't seem to get upset enough about this.
00:21:01.260Yeah, I mean, you know, I'm doing the best I can to try to wake more people up about it, but it's certainly a tough task.
00:21:06.860And, you know, one of the strange things about it is if you look at the country that Canada most resembles, you know, militarily in terms of our attitude towards the military and underfunding, ironically, it's Germany, right?
00:21:24.160But it's a lot because Germany, you can understand why they'd be a little reticent to build up their military again, right?
00:21:29.600I mean, they've got a history where certainly the idea of saying, you know, we're pretty ashamed of what we did in the past, that makes a lot of sense for Germany.
00:21:36.560Canada, of course, is fighting on the opposite side of that.
00:21:38.680So we have a lot to be proud of militarily.
00:21:40.400But we seem to have the same kind of almost ashamed attitude of all the military.
00:21:44.220Oh, we don't want to really talk about it.
00:21:50.040And so, you know, I don't know if it will change.
00:21:52.880It's an attitude that obviously comes, I think, from, you know, very deep with a lot of Canadians.
00:21:57.280You know, I see people who say, oh, we don't need a military or America will protect us or, you know, who needs a big military in today's day and age?
00:22:04.220And again, you know, a big military is something that certainly looks like a waste of money most of the time.
00:22:08.480But when you need it, you know, it better be there because you can't just build it up instantly.
00:22:12.160And so, you know, I think all the people who claim that they, you know, support NATO and claim that Canada, you know, should be a part of defending, you know, our values against, you know, countries like Russia, against countries like China, that's only credible if you support building up the military.
00:22:27.760There's no magical, you know, way around that.
00:22:29.580You know, you have to have a strong military to be able to defend yourself and help your allies.
00:22:33.320So, you know, I think maybe it's because Canada hasn't had any, you know, internal military conflicts for a long time.
00:22:39.240You know, we didn't fight a major war of independence.
00:22:43.380So maybe people just don't appreciate it.
00:22:45.580But, you know, I think it's something that we don't want to overlook because it's, you know, you don't want to be in a situation where you're desperately trying to build up a military when your country is being attacked.
00:22:53.860Well, it sounds like we need a national discussion to find out, well, what do we want then as a military?
00:22:58.860What do we want to be as a role around the world, a peacekeeper or an emergency, just that they're going to show up to help in emergencies?
00:23:04.500Or are they going to be a part of NATO?
00:23:05.920I mean, NATO means you should be pretty militarized because that's some pretty hot areas that you might need to defend yourself.
00:23:11.440I would think it doesn't have to be a large military, but we could at least equip them better.
00:23:15.880The current military is using, they're using sidearms from World War II.
00:23:19.280I remember a series of columns on the National Post.
00:23:23.120They've been spending decades navel-gazing and talking about getting new sidearms.
00:23:27.360You could go to Cabela's with a couple million dollars and get them updated sidearms in a week if you really wanted to, and they still can't even manage to get this done.
00:23:36.640I mean, it seems almost if it's that bad that it's purposeful that maybe they're trying to starve this military out of existence.
00:23:43.040Yeah, there certainly does seem to be part of that attitude at play here.
00:23:47.560You know, and as you say, it doesn't need to be a massive military.
00:23:50.040We're not a big country in terms of population, but certainly we could have a very advanced air force.
00:23:54.220You know, we could be a leader in drone technology, missile technology, and then have a small but very well-equipped, you know, military.
00:24:00.120And, you know, even in terms of cost, I mean, it's not really that expensive.
00:24:04.300I mean, NATO's asking us to spend 2% of GDP on our military.
00:24:59.380You know, if we expect the Americans to help us if we're in trouble, we should be able to at least do a little bit to help them if they get in trouble.
00:25:05.040And so I think just, you know, strategically, morally, ethically, you know, having a decent military is certainly not something we can overlook in today's world.
00:25:13.320Yeah, I mean, taking our southern neighbours' goodwill for granted for the sake of our own defence is a pretty weak way to go about things.
00:25:21.320Maybe I'll pivot a bit for our last few minutes because you've put another piece out since just to talk about it.
00:25:25.740And it's more about, again, Canada as a whole.
00:25:29.140You talk about, you know, diversity and how the Liberals love to talk up a good game of diversity,
00:25:34.280but they don't really seem to support diversity when push comes to shove in a lot of ways, or at least not when it comes to viewpoints.
00:25:39.080Yeah, I mean, there's a situation where I think a teacher was, you know, admonishing a Muslim student for not wanting to attend a Pride event.
00:25:48.000And, you know, that's gone viral, and a lot of people are talking about that.
00:25:50.780And I think it just goes to show that, you know, Canada, this is the problem with not saying, you know, Trudeau said, oh, there's no core Canadian identity.
00:25:58.360You know, Canada has no, you know, set values.
00:26:00.220But then at the same time, bring in a lot of people, many of whom come from parts of the world with very different values than Canada, you know, not based on individual rights or, you know, freedom of religion.
00:26:09.600And then you have, you know, the far left pushing, you know, a certain set of values on other people.
00:26:14.160And so, you know, that's the problem with not ever discussing these things as a country and just hoping that a few nice slogans like diversity and strength will make it all work together.
00:26:21.560And now, personally, I think the solution is decentralization.
00:26:23.800You know, I think we need the technology, as I read in the article, the technology to decentralize education certainly exists.
00:26:30.300It's just politicians and, you know, entrenched interests who stand in the way of that.
00:26:34.040You know, if parents want their kids to go to Pride events, certainly they should be free to do so.
00:26:37.600You know, we shouldn't be allowing, you know, discrimination in schools.
00:26:40.060We shouldn't be, you know, teaching people, you know, to hate any group.
00:26:43.140At the same time, if parents, for religious reasons, want their kids to opt out or they want to send them to a religious school, we should make that easier for people as well.
00:26:49.220I think the only way for a country like Canada that's, you know, diverse in terms of, you know, ethnic backgrounds, you know, cultures, religious beliefs, the only way for that really to work is to be decentralized because if one group tries to impose all of their values on another, it's just going to become, you know, tribal division and anger.
00:27:04.980And I think that's, unfortunately, it seems to be where we're heading and I don't think that's where we want to go because that doesn't really end well.
00:27:15.120I mean, if you're going to try and force everybody to be under the same viewpoint, well, you better come up with the chart then that we're supposed to comply by.
00:27:22.180That doesn't jive with anybody thinking that they live in a free nation whatsoever.
00:27:26.460So these contradictions going on, I have to admit, it puts them between a bit of a rock and a hard place when they're dealing with LGBTQ rights and dealing with minority Islamic rights at the same time.
00:27:39.260So maybe that'll force a little self-examination on some of these things, though.
00:27:43.880Yeah, I think, you know, that's a good point.
00:27:45.860Self-examination does need to happen because I see, you know, some concerning trends both on the left and, to be honest, on the right to an extent.
00:27:52.680You know, the left obviously has gone so far.
00:27:54.780It's like you become so tolerant that you're intolerant of everybody, right?
00:27:58.420You know, only a very small set of beliefs are considered acceptable and any little deviation from that is considered, you know, hate, right?
00:28:05.500So the left has become quite intolerant.
00:28:07.440But then I see some people on the right who, you know, you see them idolizing Russia, you know, praising, you know, Uganda.
00:28:13.600I've even seen some people on the right praising Uganda with their horrific law.
00:28:16.960And so it's like you have people who are, oh, they don't like that they're seeing, you know, some drag events.
00:28:22.080So they decide to completely turn against Western civilization itself and start praising, you know, foreign dictatorships.
00:28:27.760And so I think people just need to get a grip and realize, you know, this is what living in a democracy is about.
00:28:31.780Sometimes you're out of power and your opponents do crazy things, but you speak out against them and then you try to get elected and you try to persuade people to change.
00:28:39.220I mean, you look at the United States, you have a lot of states who are passing laws restricting, you know, I guess what they'd say, you know, drag events or certain events.
00:28:47.480You look at, I think, Norway just banned sex change surgery for children.
00:28:53.760And so and then some people will like that.
00:28:56.080But democracies are trying to figure these issues out and there's a back and forth debate.
00:28:59.240So I think both the left and the right need to, you know, restore some of their faith in the idea of freedom and the idea of democracy, the idea of debate.
00:29:09.920We see how it works and, you know, we fight it out politically.
00:29:12.280But the idea that we should turn to, you know, being a dictatorship or, you know, being communist or something because we're a little dissatisfied with Western democracy, I think that would be a massive mistake.
00:29:22.240Yeah, some debate and live and let live concepts.
00:29:25.000They sound like simple ones, but not enough people seem to recognize them sometimes.
00:29:28.860Well, we'll keep debating anyways and keep pushing and shoving and trying to keep a balance in the nation, I would hope.
00:29:35.480I appreciate your contributions and your columns going out there.
00:29:39.960Just kind of remind everybody one more time before I let you go.
00:29:42.620Where can we find where you're writing and where your presence is out there, Spencer?
00:29:47.040Yeah, you can go to spencerfernando.com.
00:30:11.120And it's, you know, Twitter's a good spot.
00:30:12.180Like I said, people say I get too worked up about the discourse and debates on Twitter, but it's a good spot to see stories and items when they first come out.
00:30:18.760So give Spencer a follow on there, and then you'll see those columns as they pop up along with the Citizens Coalition and things like that.
00:30:26.720So, you know, yeah, I want to pivot a little to, you know, this is some of the areas where people get worked up.
00:30:32.380Somebody threw it out because I got on Twitter.
00:30:35.660I put it out there when people are talking about banning Fox News, for example.
00:31:13.600In a library, for example, as we mentioned before, join the library board if you're really that concerned and don't have trans shows going on there.
00:31:20.660Likewise with the school, we need charter schools.
00:31:22.640We need to let parents choose where their kids are going to go and where they aren't.
00:31:26.460And we need to reframe the discussion and take it back from the trans activists, not trans people, trans activists.
00:31:35.560And, you know, the trans activists are usually the same hysteric jerks that are the activists that get involved in all the woke causes.
00:31:44.360Usually some basement dwelling white middle class person who feels that they want to get a chip on their shoulder and make the world a better place by speaking up as a white knight on behalf of some minority or another minority that they aren't even actually a part of.
00:31:58.660Trans people have been around for a long, long time, and they've been achieving a lot more rights, and they should, I think, you know, they want to live their lives.
00:33:57.840And I think, personally, I can't speak for them, but I think it's probably making it harder on the genuinely trans people who just want to live their lives.
00:34:13.340You know, I listened to something the other day.
00:34:15.620I listened to Adam Carolla's podcast a lot.
00:34:18.420And he said something interesting, or he had a guest who said something interesting.
00:34:21.220He said, a lot of libertarian-minded people tend to be on the autism spectrum because they have a different way of emotions in the way they work with things.
00:34:28.920And I don't know if that's fair or not to say if that's the case or whatnot.
00:34:31.620But, yes, I do think, though, and one of the ways he put it was good, wasn't that, because we get accused of that.
00:34:37.920You get accused of these sensitive issues.
00:37:26.560It's just that they crossed the border to do it.
00:37:28.480So if they're going to be stuck on a waiting list in Canada to get care that they need desperately, if they have the means, they will go somewhere else.
00:37:39.480Maybe to get treatment from Canadian trained health professionals.
00:37:43.280But they'll do it in the United States or Vietnam or all sorts of places where medical tourism is getting bigger and bigger.
00:43:17.560Well, then they go to a sorting center where we pay a bunch of union people a whole lot of money to clean them all again and separate it all again.
00:43:25.680And they took out all the jars and bottles in Calgary and they cleaned them.
00:43:30.720Then they crushed them into a powder because there's not, you can't just refill them, reuse them.
00:44:51.280I'll close with a few more things that we'll be watching.
00:44:53.600So, you know, this doesn't feel so good.
00:44:55.040I'm talking about emotional because I don't know what it takes to change things in this country.
00:44:58.760I mean, they voted 174 to 150 to fire this special rapporteur, you know, the fake position that Justin Trudeau created for his surrogate uncle Johnston to look into the Chinese interference issue in Canada.
00:45:12.180Even with a clear majority of our elected officials in the House of Commons, they cannot get this done.
00:45:19.440We cannot fire a man who is clearly inept and biased in the job he's in.
00:45:25.620Then what on earth is the purpose of that federal legislature?
00:45:36.440Now, Jagmeet Singh could do something about it.
00:45:38.020But, you know, I spoke about testicles earlier.
00:45:40.020There, yes, the drag performers have more testicles to be seen than Jagmeet Singh does when it comes to holding the government that he's propping up to account.
00:46:07.080But he's doddering around, 81 years old.
00:46:10.980And even in discussions, Jagme brought up the other day, he doesn't even sound like he's necessarily all in his right mind.
00:46:17.980I mean, this guy might be getting a little, you know, cognitive challenges going on here.
00:46:23.380So, similar to with Mr. Biden down south of the border, we're getting into the realm of elder abuse by sticking these folks up here into these positions and letting them take the heat.
00:46:32.260Particularly when this guy is taking the heat on behalf of Justin Trudeau and his incompetent government.
00:46:37.920And, yeah, you know, more news came out.
00:46:41.000It's evidence of them meddling in elections and stuff coming up.