In this episode of the Corey Morgan Show, we discuss the rise of communism in the 20th century, and the fall of communism as a political movement in Canada. We also talk about the rise and fall of the Soviet Union, and how the communist movement influenced the development of Canadian socialism.
00:02:15.060There's no difference between communism and socialism except in the means of achieving the same ultimate end.
00:02:20.840Communism proposes to enslave men by force, socialism by vote.
00:02:25.200It's merely the difference between murder and suicide.
00:02:28.300Now, socialists, they've dominated academia where the world is based more on ideals and theories
00:02:32.980than in practical application of policies and systems.
00:02:35.400And those academics have entrenched socialist ideals into the next generations of citizens, and it shows.
00:02:41.500Many post-secondary graduates, they shed their misguided notions of viable socialism once they enter the real working world.
00:02:49.060Unfortunately, due to the growth in governments, hundreds of thousands of young socialists skip over that hard dose of reality, though,
00:02:53.820that comes with entering the private labor market and jump right into the civil service.
00:02:57.840There, they can lose all connections with concepts of accountability and financial reality.
00:03:02.300Supported by the ever more extreme unions, these civil servants have worked to expand the government's reach and people's dependency upon it.
00:03:41.680People couldn't work, travel, or even meet with each other due to government regulations,
00:03:45.700and most of those who just accepted it were as passive as Hindu cows.
00:03:49.900Those who dared to speak up for their rights were pilloried and ostracized as enemies of society through tactics pulled right out of Mao's red book.
00:03:57.140The state had flexed its muscles, and compliance was immediate for most of the Canadians.
00:04:01.300Emboldened by this discovery, Canada's communists have decided to go from small steps in socialism
00:04:06.000and make a large leap towards communism with a universal basic income scheme.
00:04:11.320Liberal Senator Kim Pate, and she was liberal, she was appointed by Trudeau.
00:04:14.860So, let's put forward a bill loaded with socialist doublespeak that would have made Stalin proud.
00:09:22.180I'm sure the screenwriters of Narcos have already put a bid on it.
00:09:26.980Our Jared Yager has got a story on the BC now scrapping their EV mandates.
00:09:33.940So they're starting to come to their senses.
00:09:37.200AUPE Union in Alberta has filed official strike notice for thousands of licensed practical nurses.
00:09:43.820So they could be hitting the picket line on Saturday.
00:09:47.520And the Globe and Mail had a report today that Smith and Carney are very, very close to signing an energy MOU.
00:09:57.480And they said it could be announced as early as the UCP convention up in Edmonton, where you and I will be.
00:10:05.460And I'll have to deal with the mob of women descending upon you.
00:10:08.360And Elizabeth May, who I don't know if you've noticed, has been hitting the sauce kind of hard recently, says there's absolutely no evidence the bail system in Canada needs to be reformed.
00:10:46.520And it's expected to be somewhat harsh.
00:10:49.820Well, interesting timing all coming together right now.
00:10:53.340I mean, there's been a leak as well of apparently, finally, I mean, some reforms are going to be coming in health care.
00:11:00.140But if it comes on the back of them having potentially mucked up a bunch of reforms a few years ago, it's not going to make their case stronger.
00:11:07.540And you're talking about a good case in which doctors are going to be allowed the choice of whether to practice in both the public system or the private system.
00:12:56.140This is how Dave has all those reporters as he's pointing from the back there to remind our new guy that, yes, indeed, you are stuck in the background of the show there.
00:13:04.220And, you know, it's just the way of new media, guys.
00:13:08.440Keeps us accountable to you and not beholden to the government.
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00:14:51.220So I guess I'll begin with the easy subject.
00:14:53.660You've been outspoken on the Kamloops residential school file, probably the only elected person who's really coming out and saying what I think a lot of people need to say on it.
00:15:05.280I guess what's compelling you to take that stance rather than just putting your head down and letting it slide by like so many other politicians?
00:15:12.600Well, I don't know if your audience knows, but that was the original reason why I got expelled from the Conservative Party of B.C.
00:15:19.580Because I raised the issue of the zero bodies that had been found at Kamloops in connection with my role as Attorney General critic, because there was a lawyer at the Law Society of B.C.
00:15:30.500who complained that the mandatory course materials involving Aboriginal sensitivity training were still talking about these 215 bodies that had been buried there.
00:15:43.340And he said, actually, they haven't been confirmed and they're actually only potential burials and we need to correct the materials to add the word potential or probably or I think he said the word potential.
00:15:54.180And so ultimately, he had to sue the Law Society for defamation because in publications they referred to, made the comment that basically saying that he was a racist.
00:16:04.020And since that time, I've learned that this story is at the center of so much of what's going on in British Columbia, this claim of these 215 children that were apparently buried there, nothing has ever been found.
00:16:24.400And this, but people continue to refer to this and it is becoming a big problem because people see, well, there are problems on many levels with this, but one of them is that it's being used to continue to push for reconciliation in B.C., truth and reconciliation.
00:16:49.640And it's involving huge amounts of money that are going across provincially and federally and people are, you know, asking a lot of questions about it and I think justifiably.
00:17:03.080Well, yeah, I mean, it keeps coming to that a lot of us say it's a truth and reconciliation notion.
00:17:08.760Well, we have to get to the truth and it's absurd either way we look at the situation, whether there's no remains buried on that site, well, then let's get down there and confirm that and then move on from there.
00:17:18.780Or if there are remains, if there are, advocates should be calling for that because we need to find out what happened.
00:19:28.700In any other circumstance, I mean, an auditor would follow up and say,
00:19:32.260Hey, we've got some fraud problems here.
00:19:33.940You were given money to do something and you didn't actually do it.
00:19:36.880But when it comes to accountability, it's kind of a different area.
00:19:40.560The social damage that's being done besides the economic, though.
00:19:43.920I mean, as you said, there's a combination of things going on.
00:19:47.060Land acknowledgments, I think it was UBC, that had a bunch of staff members that had in their profile said they were uninvited guests on the land they're living on.
00:19:59.800That's the latest one I've been hearing from some.
00:20:02.260Meanwhile, you have another segment of the population that's told that they've been victimized, that there was mass murder in the Kamloops School.
00:20:08.740I mean, this is not bringing about reconciliation.
00:20:10.580This is splitting two social populations, which could be irrevocably, irrevocably, it could be unfixable soon.
00:20:52.920And the other numbers relating to Indigenous populations, it's not improving, it's getting worse.
00:21:01.500And so if money were the answer, it would be doing this.
00:21:04.100But what we're just seeing is, it seems to me, it's like ideology is just being rolled out in this, because they talk about reconciliation.
00:21:11.500But what I see is the underbelly, the dark underbelly to this is something called decolonization and indigenization.
00:21:19.000And so it's really not about helping the average person on reserve.
00:21:22.600It's about telling British Columbia it's illegitimate, that everything we did was illegitimate, that it needs to be reversed, and everything that was colonial needs to be removed.
00:21:34.400And some people would say, yes, that is what needs to happen.
00:21:37.720Well, I don't think British Columbians really knew that this is what DRIPA meant when it was brought into BC, which is the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
00:21:47.660And I think if you did a referendum of people in British Columbia and asked me if they want all of our signs to be changed to Indigenous languages and cities' names changed and so on, they would like to be included in that decision.
00:22:00.800Now, so I, it's causing a lot of social unrest, and I don't know how we're going to stop this train, but I'm saying this needs to stop.
00:22:12.220We need to push pause on all of this, and we need to inform the province about what's really going on here and ask British Columbians what they want.
00:22:20.380Well, and again, if we could be truthful, a lot more things could be settled, and there'd be more trust built.
00:23:38.180I know it's a big leap here, but still, it comes down to the whole settler thing, the mistruth, the shouting down.
00:23:44.220You've been sort of taking on that, because we've been sort of turning a blind eye to some pretty extremist organizing out here, and you've been speaking up on that.
00:23:51.980Well, my fundamental belief is that if you're going to come to Canada, you need to leave behind your historical grievances in the country you came from, and come here and live peacefully here in British Columbia.
00:24:01.560Yes, you can have your freedom of assembly, and we have freedom of speech, yes, but we don't want you using British Columbia as your launching pad for historical grievance that you have from somewhere else, and particularly glorifying terror.
00:24:14.340However, we've seen what happened with this with the Air India bombing back in 1985.
00:24:18.380This is the direct result of allowing people to come here and use Canada and BC as a place to execute terrorist plans from British Columbia.
00:24:32.480So, with the Sammy Dune and Charlotte Cates situation, is we've got a group here, a designated terrorist group called Sammy Dune.
00:24:40.740Their founder is named Charlotte Cates.
00:24:42.700She has a home in Vancouver, apparently.
00:24:45.300And over a year and a half ago, the police arrested her and searched her home and charged her and recommended charges against her.
00:24:55.460And the Attorney General of British Columbia has been sitting on that.
00:24:59.220And so, I repeatedly asked the Attorney General, Nikki Sharma, if she would deal with this case, approve the charges, and move ahead on this case.
00:25:09.540And she has refused or just not done anything.
00:25:14.140So, in the summer, I did a private prosecution, and my team and I worked together to put together the information required to do that.
00:25:24.200And we have a court hearing to see if we can get these charges to proceed in mid-December.
00:25:30.480Great. I mean, it's just a political instinct among many to take kind of a path of least resistance and sticky policies and circumstances.
00:25:38.920And in both cases, such as, you know, with Cates or with the Indigenous file, they're ones that politicians would rather put their heads down than dive into.
00:25:47.280And you've been willing to do that, but it's come at a cost.
00:25:49.580And that's definitely, you know, been a much part of the reason why now there's the 1BC party and there's the Conservative party.
00:25:57.280Getting on to the British Columbia politics in general, what's the plans with 1BC right now as a smaller party going forward?
00:26:06.860Are you going to keep sticking it out and maybe trying to grow as you are?
00:26:11.200Or are there thoughts, if there's a change in leadership, you know, in the Conservative party, that maybe some groups could come together?
00:26:16.840Because, I mean, we've seen the bad consequence of vote splitting in Alberta.
00:26:20.120Yeah, vote splitting is always on people's minds, but 1BC, I actually believe that we will form government eventually, if not in the next election.
00:27:05.480We are here to stand up for BC, do the right thing, and be honest with British Columbians about what's going on.
00:27:13.700And we will not avoid the hot potato issues like so many politicians want to do.
00:27:18.880It's terrible to watch, actually, how they don't want to deal with the things that everyone's talking about because they're so afraid that they'll suffer in the polls.
00:27:34.460And we are taking on issues that I think need to be taken on.
00:27:38.760And even if they call me names, you know, I would prefer to have the political debate with them about what I'm talking about rather than trying to shut me down through calling me names or trying to drag me to the human rights tribunal or the mainstream media trying to just pretend I don't exist.
00:27:53.360You know, they can keep doing that, but that's not going to work.
00:27:58.580And the issues need to be discussed in an honest and open manner.
00:28:02.760Yeah, no, you haven't let name-calling or some of those pressures stop you at all.
00:28:08.160We need more of that in politics in general.
00:28:10.760There is a disadvantage in having, you know, a limited caucus with the amount of research budget, questions you can get in, things such as that.
00:28:53.060The Conservative Party is unraveling before our eyes.
00:28:56.900It was fractured from the very beginning because they brought in people from too many different ends of the political spectrum into one party and pretended it was Conservative and it wasn't.
00:29:09.380So they have Conservatives in there and then really mid to leftists in there.
00:29:15.100So I think that, by the way, with two people in BC, we have party status.
00:29:21.160And so Tara and I have benefited from we get a question every day now in question period.
00:29:50.900I was just I'm sort of a veteran of the old Wild Rose Party many years ago in Alberta.
00:29:55.020And we had at one point only one member in the legislature and he would get like one question a week, you know, and barely any budget.
00:30:02.060So it was very difficult to be noticed.
00:30:04.060So it's good to know that you guys have a party status there.
00:30:06.820Before I let you go, then, that means you can table bills, as you said.
00:30:09.580What legislation have you guys been putting forward?
00:30:11.500Well, we put it we've put forward several.
00:30:15.020One of them was the Land Acknowledgement Prohibition Act.
00:30:20.320One of one of them was the Protection of Private Property Rights Act.
00:30:25.380The other one was the Recovery of Health Costs from Immigrants Act.
00:30:33.700I don't know if that's the exact name, but it was basically an act that said, if you come here, we're going you have to post a bond of seventy five hundred dollars to pay for your medical care each year until you become a citizen.
00:30:44.600And if you don't use it, it'll be returned.
00:30:46.320But we can't have people coming here using our hospitals and they're not contributing or they haven't been.
00:30:52.440And we've got our own citizens who can't even get into the emergency room.
00:30:55.480We also introduced an act, a bill to reduce the tax rates in B.C. by 50 percent for anybody making less than one hundred thousand dollars and by 25 percent for anybody making over one hundred thousand dollars, whether you're an individual or corporation.
00:31:12.220And we've got another bill being introduced today and that I guess I could announce that.
00:31:24.200It's about DEI and what it's doing to our public institutions and that DEI stands for diversity, equity and inclusion and all of the other language that's been introduced into our public institutions.
00:31:41.580That are changing things so dramatically.
00:31:46.460We want to introduce people need to be hired to be a professor or teacher, whichever you're at, based on your achievements and the merit and what you've accomplished and your your what you've done and what you can bring.
00:31:57.580Not based on your sexuality or your or your ethnicity or ancestry.
00:32:06.220It should be through your achievement and proper get back to a meritocracy.
00:32:09.660I believe that's the most important thing of all.
00:32:12.420And then also to start removing language from our things where we're referring to pregnant women as pregnant people and this type of thing and breastfeeding be called chest feeding.
00:32:24.080I mean, this is what's going on in our medical schools.
00:32:26.120They're calling you're not allowed to say breastfeeding anymore.
00:33:15.840And also, we are having a documentary coming out called Making a Killing, Reconciliation, Genocide and Plunder and the Plunder of Canada.
00:33:25.340And that is premiering on December 1st.
00:33:28.740And that is going to be coming out on, we're having a premiere here in the legislature, but it'll be coming out on my X account and also on makingakilling.ca, makingakilling.ca.
00:33:39.460And that is going to be a very in-depth documentary that we did.
00:33:44.620We filmed it in the early half of July about what's going on, the Kamloops stuff, all of this, and the whole discussion about reconciliation.
00:33:53.900And we have some very brave Indigenous men who have come on to tell us exactly what's what as well.
00:33:59.520So this is a really, this is an all-star story about what's going on in BC.
00:34:05.780And I have a feeling people will be very interested to watch this documentary.
00:34:57.320It's, you know, that's what we do, right?
00:34:58.760So, Gregory J. Byrne there saying, how is it a representative democracy if our representatives are allowed to abstain from voting on our behalf?
00:35:06.320Now, I'm assuming, of course, he's speaking of the budget passing and the budget passed because the number of MPs on the NDP and the conservative side abstained.
00:35:31.580I was confident when I said I'd have been wrong before.
00:35:33.480But when you drill down to the political situation where the opposition parties are sitting, none of them want to go to an election right now.
00:36:14.800You know, a funny thing to say, I have more respect, for example, with some of the politics, with the floor crossing that that other clown did out in the East Coast.
00:36:25.140And I don't respect his floor crossing expert.
00:36:27.360You know, I understand why he's able to, but at least he did the full thing versus Matt Jenneru, who has just stopped doing his job.
00:36:36.440He, from all appearances, looks like had a failed floor crossing.
00:36:41.660But rather than be honest about it and just join the liberals, he's just going to sit in the sidelines, collect a check, not show up and ask people not to ask him questions any longer.
00:38:44.080I mean, you're a member of parliament.
00:38:45.880In fact, if you can't do your job until spring, if you won't show up and cast your votes till spring.
00:38:50.880So when somebody's talking about it not being proper representative of democracy, if you abstain from votes.
00:38:55.960It's one thing to strategically abstain from one, but it's another if you just kind of disappear from the scene saying nobody asked me questions anymore and I might resign in spring.
00:39:03.720But in the meantime, I'm still going to keep my seat and still draw my check.
00:40:46.840We're going to see a lot of indignance.
00:40:49.740So, yeah, the timing of things, right?
00:40:52.340The report on what does look like they really kind of dropped the ball and messed up when it came to doing things with clinics and diagnostics, which really needed work.
00:41:02.080But they still need to work on these reforms.
00:41:03.800Now, the plan, I guess, got leaked to where they're going to allow doctors to do more private work while remaining in the public system as well.
00:41:12.720Has allowed Nenshi to jump up and down and put his clothes, his eyes, look in the air and tell us all how it's going to force everybody to have to pay out of their pocket to see a doctor, which is an absolute 100% lie.
00:41:21.720But that's the lie that the left uses over and over and over again as they protect our over-unionized, underperforming, expensive health care system.
00:41:30.420This status quo, that's to be blunt, the shits.
00:41:33.540It, when measured against world health systems, stinks.
00:42:27.240There's dozens and dozens of them and a whole whack of them are surpassing ours.
00:42:30.480And we're fools not to look at the ones that are doing the best and say, you know, and say, what can we do that they're doing to make our system better?
00:42:38.440Instead, we keep pretending that Canada's crap system where thousands of people, and they really are, they're dying on waiting lists.
00:42:46.160Yes, it's free to die on a waiting list.
00:44:57.040We need real MLAs like Brody and like Premier Smith that Lisa's been willing to hopefully stand her ground and do some real reforms on this system that people have turned into a sacred cow because it's failing.
00:45:08.600It's failing bad and we can't afford it.
00:45:11.040And if you really want health care as your top issue, then we've got to bloody well fix it.