Western Standard - Is the world about to swing right？

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00:01:30.000 good day welcome to the cory morgan show as you can see it's cosplay week in calgary actually

00:01:56.540 give me two weeks worth of it where we get to pretend to be cowboys so for you viewers on the

00:02:00.940 cowboy network and rfd tv who actually know what real cowboys are i i'm paying homage to you guys

00:02:06.780 i i understand i'm not one of you but i really you know give us our chance to pretend to be like

00:02:11.500 you guys for a couple weeks a year it's it's quite fun and uh you know the stampede i mean it's a

00:02:16.380 unique thing actually for folks who haven't been to calgary for it every city has a festival every

00:02:20.220 city has a fair and a parade but there's nothing quite like calgary where you get people just

00:02:25.500 lightening up, wearing jeans to the office, putting hay bales around their business, holding

00:02:30.800 pancake breakfasts. It's different than anywhere else. I mean, some people get a little jaded with

00:02:35.160 it over time, but really there is no other city holds anything quite like it and it's quite fun.

00:02:40.240 So bear with me. You're going to have to look at me in this cowboy duds for this week and next week

00:02:44.460 and then I'll be back to the normal jacket and studgy get up. All right, we've got a great show

00:02:49.300 coming up ahead here. I've got a guest coming on in a while. I've been looking forward to talking

00:02:52.960 to him. He's the CEO of Bow Valley Credit Union, Brett Oland. And they're set up in Alberta and

00:02:58.840 they are doing banking differently. Yes, it can be done differently and it can be done better.

00:03:03.240 And it's pretty exciting what these guys are doing. I'm really looking forward to talking

00:03:06.600 to him about that. You don't have to go the old way with that anymore. So stay tuned in 15 minutes

00:03:11.980 or so. We will have Brett on to talk about it. And of course, we're going to have the news and

00:03:16.140 the other things going on as well. So let me start though. I want to talk about something I

00:03:20.980 is good news. A trend around the world right now. Nations that have traditionally swung left wing

00:03:26.520 are swinging back to the right in general elections. Media outlets, it's great to watch

00:03:31.260 them in every nation and every elitist jerk is howling about the trend and they label every 0.97

00:03:36.860 newly elected leader and party as far right. Well, not realizing all they're doing is strengthening 0.98

00:03:41.740 the resolve of the citizens to wipe the woke from their government halls. Italy, Finland,

00:03:46.780 Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, and the Czech Republic. They have all elected global or

00:03:51.780 conservative governments to the horror of global elites. Now establishment media outlets are aghast

00:03:58.080 as France is about to democratically shed its left-wing leadership. Argentina, they made the

00:04:02.540 biggest swing from outright socialism to electing Javier Maile, who was acting without hesitation

00:04:08.560 to cut their massive civil service and reform the government. Now left-leaning pundits are terrified

00:04:14.060 by the new leadership in Argentina. They're frightened that his policies are going to cause

00:04:18.200 damage to Argentina. They're afraid the policies will succeed because it'll be yet another one of

00:04:22.380 those many, many examples that socialism doesn't work. In the United States, well, Donald Trump is

00:04:28.160 poised to return to power this fall, and in Canada, the Trudeau government's poised to be crushed as

00:04:32.740 soon as the citizens are given the chance to vote on it. Now, President Biden's clear dementia and

00:04:37.500 Justin Trudeau's ongoing incompetence certainly contributed to the dramatic decline in support

00:04:43.000 for their respective parties, but it's more than that.

00:04:45.380 North Americans have had enough of the woke politics and they're pushing back.

00:04:49.760 I mean, we've been asking to embrace the absurd for too long.

00:04:52.720 Cancel culture has gagged people long enough and they're ready to stand up

00:04:56.040 and finally say the emperor has no clothes.

00:04:58.820 Orwell's 1984 was prescient in so many ways.

00:05:01.500 He predicted the bizarre state enforcement of linguistic nonsense

00:05:05.300 when the dystopian world he created had the government declare

00:05:09.100 war is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength.

00:05:12.580 But even Orwell never predicted just how ridiculous it was going to get in the real world.

00:05:17.180 People are sick of being told to disregard what they see with their own eyes

00:05:20.580 and that the common sense conclusions they've made are wrong. 0.98

00:05:23.920 Citizens are tired of being told that athletes with penises are actually women 0.92

00:05:27.160 and it's fair to allow them to compete with real women in events. 0.96

00:05:31.020 The claims of systemic racism are exhausting. 0.97

00:05:33.280 In Chicago, a black lesbian extremist named Lori Lightfoot was elected as mayor. 0.98

00:05:37.620 It's surprising they didn't cut off one of her legs to fill another checkbox of the woke. 1.00

00:05:41.420 When she lost the next election, she blamed systemic racism. 0.92

00:05:44.820 She was replaced by a black guy, but we're supposed to suspend reality in light of the woke. 0.71

00:05:49.680 People can't cancel, they can't handle the economic abuse of green energy sources any longer. 0.92

00:05:54.480 They're calling it out.

00:05:55.200 They won't accept the myth that windmills can replace gasoline.

00:05:58.420 They see their energy bills.

00:05:59.740 They know what's going on.

00:06:01.400 Rather than addressing the deepening social issues in minority communities in North America, 1.00

00:06:05.620 policing was blamed and the idiotic defund the police movement was embraced with catastrophic 0.99

00:06:10.460 results in major cities in the United States and in Canada. The woke, only the woke can keep a 1.00

00:06:15.340 straight face and tell us that reducing policing is the best way to dealing with rising crime rates.

00:06:19.640 Why don't we reduce teachers to help them teach students better? Oh yeah, the union suddenly got

00:06:23.780 a problem with that. While an addiction epidemic is raging though, the woke are telling us the

00:06:27.860 solution is to give them more drugs. I wish I was kidding. The cities that have embraced this have

00:06:32.340 created dystopian ghettos populated with zombie-like addicts who are dying in record numbers.

00:06:37.340 There's no such thing as a safe supply of meth, and citizens know it. In San Francisco, one of

00:06:42.520 the most vibrant cities in North America has been gutted. It's the woke of decriminalized petty

00:06:46.400 crime. Citizens and businesses alike are fleeing. The biggest lie of all, though, is that mass

00:06:51.840 immigration right now is sustainable, and that it isn't causing the socioeconomic havoc that we are 0.82

00:06:57.320 dealing with today. People are capable of seeing what's happening on their streets, and they

00:07:01.580 understand that the economic havoc being caused through unrestrained immigration is a problem, 1.00

00:07:07.040 particularly when most of the immigrants are coming from cultures that have serious issues 1.00

00:07:10.700 with trying to integrate into nations with modern human rights practices. So while supplies and 0.97

00:07:15.240 housing, healthcare, education, and every social service decline, citizens have had it with ivory

00:07:19.840 tower arseholes chiding them for showing their concerns and they're telling people that it has

00:07:25.080 nothing to do with the floods of immigration. It's not racist to ask the government to tap the 0.92

00:07:29.820 breaks and slow the rate of immigration to what we can manage, but that's what a person's accused

00:07:34.260 of every time, and people have had enough. People, rather than trying to understand and address why

00:07:39.500 citizens are democratically evicting woke administrations in their countries, the elitists

00:07:44.100 in media and academia are scolding us. They accuse people of everything, again, from racism, selfishness,

00:07:49.400 extremism. They spit out the word populism as if it's a terrible thing. Well, it's another term for

00:07:53.900 democracy, actually, guys. They loathe the very idea that the unwashed masses can impose their will

00:07:58.800 through elections. They'd best be wary. If the majority can't affect change democratically,

00:08:04.340 they'll bring it about through less peaceful means. So don't crap on the elections, guys.

00:08:09.020 It's the safest way to go, and they won't be stopped. Everything goes in cycles. The world's

00:08:12.860 on the brink of another heyday in conservative leadership, like we saw in the 80s with Reagan,

00:08:17.620 Thatcher, and even Brian Mulroney. Hopefully, the democratic course correction goes as smoothly as

00:08:22.520 possible, and citizens shed the idiocy of woke socialism around the world. The change in course 0.94

00:08:27.760 will be a positive for us all, as long as the establishment allows democracy to run its course.

00:08:32.060 If democracy is denied, well, the transition could be uglier, but it's coming all the same. And yeah,

00:08:37.000 I know, give it two more generations and they'll swing the pendulum right back to stupidity, 1.00

00:08:40.300 but that'll be their problem to deal with then. I'm optimistic though, for the next 10, 15 years, 0.99

00:08:44.180 guys, we're finally moving in the right direction. Okay, enough on that. Let's get in the direction

00:08:50.600 of the newsroom. We've got Dave in person in the newsroom again, because the adoring fans said

00:08:55.000 They like that crystal clear picture of having you here in person rather than on the monitor.

00:08:59.220 You know, I don't know about adoring fans, Corey, but certainly my mother says this is way better.

00:09:05.380 And Yahoo to you, too.

00:09:07.400 Well, thanks.

00:09:08.160 Yes, you know, I pull off that cowboy look so convincingly, right?

00:09:11.240 It looked like I got rid off the horse.

00:09:12.840 Are you taking the quilting roadshow that you run down to Stampede the Shroom?

00:09:19.080 Well, Gene's got a quilting display down there.

00:09:20.980 hard quilting display. I'll not be attending it as I did with Quilt Canada. I've done my annual

00:09:28.180 pilgrimage. You've done your penance. So speaking of the readership, getting lots of letters,

00:09:33.040 lots of calls, people want to know. So I've got to ask, how's your starfish?

00:09:37.880 Ah, the starfish is fine, but about four inches to the left of it. Yes, I did have a surgery on

00:09:46.620 my left butt cheek, which is part of why I'm sitting more uncomfortably than usual.

00:09:51.500 Yeah, you did look uncomfortable in the newsroom today, that's for sure.

00:09:54.540 It's a recovery. I've been waiting for two years for this thing to get. It's just a lipoma removal,

00:09:58.860 which is just for the people who were eating lunch, a ball of fat that builds up. It's harmless,

00:10:04.540 but annoying and can get uncomfortable. And then finally, I had the opportunity to have a doctor

00:10:09.020 cut that out last Friday, but now, yes, my arse is very tender. 0.99

00:10:13.340 So the people that said you're always full of crap were correct. 0.99

00:10:16.160 Yes, basically. 1.00

00:10:17.140 You know, one way or another, it's going to come out of my backside.

00:10:20.120 So we've had a busy news morning already, Corey.

00:10:24.540 Liberal cabinet minister Gerritsen has come out in an interview and said, you know, people used to like the carbon tax.

00:10:30.940 It was okay in 2018, 2019, but only since Pierre Polyev started talking about it has there been opposition.

00:10:39.260 And, of course, there's much laughter to this.

00:10:40.880 It might have something to do with them raising it many times over.

00:10:44.460 Speaking of cabinet ministers, Natural Resources Minister Wilkinson in Calgary today, our Sean Polzer, asked him about the by-election in Toronto last week that sent shockwaves through the nation, and Wilkinson said he's got complete confidence, quote-unquote, in Justin Trudeau as a leader, and he's going to stick right by him as they plow into the ground.

00:11:09.140 The Liberals are now, speaking of immigration court,

00:11:11.720 the Liberals are now looking at buying hotels across the country to house migrants.

00:11:18.140 They're spending millions and millions of dollars a year on this, 0.99

00:11:22.080 so they think money could be better spent if they bought an odd hotel and put them up there.

00:11:28.060 Speaking of lots of wasted government money, EV subsidies,

00:11:31.640 You remember the Swedish company Norvolt got $7 billion of Canadian money.

00:11:40.160 They're going to build a big EV plant in Quebec.

00:11:44.700 Well, their CEO came out yesterday and said, hey, maybe not so fast.

00:11:48.760 We might be expanding a little too fast, so we have to reconsider everything.

00:11:53.280 So that's, you know, put a bit of a shock into the system.

00:11:56.660 except for the Canadian pension plan, who invested another $400 million today into Northvolt.

00:12:04.960 Manitoba people who want to get their own EV have now, for the first time, been able to get government rebates.

00:12:11.660 So they'll be happy about that. 0.99

00:12:14.140 Trudeau's Islamophobia czar came out yesterday and said businesses are not hiring Muslim men who support Palestine. 1.00

00:12:22.340 I don't know. I don't know what to say about that court. Maybe they're all in the protest camps and aren't available to work. But anyways, that's what she says. Columnist Adam Zivo takes a look at the drug safe supply scandal and how the people that support it still are now having to go to wacky conspiracy theories to keep up their support.

00:12:48.620 And for the first time ever, Canada's got a female top soldier.

00:12:54.240 Trudeau today appointed Lieutenant General Jenny Kerrigan as the Chief of Defence Staff replacing General Wayne Erie.

00:13:01.780 So that's what we've got.

00:13:03.480 Those are the big ones at the moment.

00:13:04.700 Lots more up there I haven't mentioned and lots more to come this afternoon.

00:13:08.440 Again, as we pointed out, stampede.

00:13:10.120 I mean, are you going to be stampeding this year?

00:13:12.340 Well, you know, you mentioned we're jaded in your monologue.

00:13:17.040 I mean, this is as Western as I get, to be honest.

00:13:21.780 I could maybe throw on a pair of jeans, but I don't have gaudy shirts like that.

00:13:27.580 Gaudy?

00:13:28.140 You know, I mean, sorry, wonderful, wonderful shirts like that.

00:13:31.860 It's just not me, I'm afraid.

00:13:33.740 Yeah, well, it's just part of what I was saying, you know, at the start. 1.00

00:13:36.960 Sometimes those Calgarians, we can take it for granted,

00:13:38.980 even if not all of us feel we have to go down to the grounds every year and do all that.

00:13:42.620 But it is still kind of a unique festival every year that Calgary gets to hold, even if not every one of us gets this.

00:13:48.900 You know, I've got all the respect in the world for working cowboys and the jobs they do.

00:13:53.980 And the rodeo athletes are amazing.

00:13:56.340 It's just everything else that surrounds it has become too much.

00:14:00.580 Yeah.

00:14:01.140 Oh, well, only a couple weeks to go now.

00:14:03.220 A couple weeks to go.

00:14:04.260 Okay.

00:14:04.700 Well, thank you for the update and joining us in studio.

00:14:07.380 I'll let you get back to the newsroom and start clawing through the rest of those news stories there, Dave.

00:14:11.580 Thanks, Corey.

00:14:12.200 Right on.

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00:14:56.200 Take one out. 1.00

00:14:57.160 And hey, you know, nag your friends. 1.00

00:14:58.600 Get them on board. 1.00

00:14:59.840 Legacy media is going the way of the dodo, guys.

00:15:01.960 This is the future.

00:15:03.440 Let's build it.

00:15:04.440 All right.

00:15:05.620 Let's get to my guest.

00:15:06.500 I see him in the lobby, and I have been looking forward to this, speaking to the future and doing things differently.

00:15:10.580 And it's the CEO of Blue Valley Credit Union, Brett.

00:15:13.520 And he's out actually at the Bitcoin Rodeo.

00:15:16.100 We talked to Dave Bradley about that the other week on here.

00:15:18.940 And Brett's down there whilst I'm in studio.

00:15:21.680 And he's kindly joining us from the floor.

00:15:24.280 So how's it going out there, Brett?

00:15:26.460 Pretty good, pretty good.

00:15:27.760 This rhinestone cowboy has got his cowboy boots on.

00:15:31.080 And that's about as far as I go.

00:15:33.220 I might get a hat on once in a while, but there you go.

00:15:36.360 Yeah, you see, I'm only showing from the waist up.

00:15:38.340 So I've got the hat and the shirt, but I'm wearing dress shoes, but we can pretend once in a while.

00:15:45.360 So a lot of people are familiar with you.

00:15:47.500 And actually, I've had a couple of people ask me to bring you on.

00:15:49.400 And, you know, I'm thrilled to.

00:15:50.620 I've caught you presenting in a couple of places.

00:15:53.100 As I said at the start, you guys are, well, you're presenting banking and banking services, but you're quite distinct and different from other banks.

00:16:00.900 Maybe I'll let you just kind of pick up from there on what is it with Bo Valley Credit Union that it is unlike other financial institutions.

00:16:06.920 Sure. It probably stems back from what is the difference between like a credit union and a big bank.

00:16:14.160 And so a credit union is regulated by the provincial government rather than the federal government is really the crux of it.

00:16:21.860 We also have 100 percent deposit guarantee compared to the bigger banks, which only have a hundred thousand dollar guarantee.

00:16:30.120 Specifically, what's different about Bow Valley Credit Union is what we've seen in our past.

00:16:36.300 And as we all know, we've gone through a bit of a tough time in the last three years or so.

00:16:42.660 And we did a lot of things that made us a lot more outstanding.

00:16:47.780 First of all, we didn't force any of our staff to get vaccinated with the COVID-19 shot,

00:16:55.460 which is much different than the bigger banks, which actually forced their staff to get vaccinated.

00:17:01.080 uh secondly uh when the trucker convoy was going on uh we were one of the first ones if not the

00:17:08.760 only ones to stick up her hand and say this is not right that you're freezing people's bank accounts

00:17:13.560 uh and we were lucky enough that we never had to freeze anybody's accounts uh as as we soon noted

00:17:21.480 uh just previously that uh it was deemed illegal to actually freeze people's bank accounts and then

00:17:29.260 thirdly uh we're very concerned uh about people's well-being within our organization and see the

00:17:36.220 constant inflation that that seems to be worming its way through society today because of so much

00:17:41.820 printed money and we're making efforts to basically protect our membership and our organization

00:17:48.460 against what we see as constant inflation going uh forward throughout the years uh hence why we're

00:17:55.660 at the Bitcoin Rodeo and why we continue to absorb gold and silver on our balance sheet

00:18:02.260 as an organization.

00:18:04.160 Yeah, I mean, the first two parts are outstanding.

00:18:07.780 I mean, you're an organization that's standing up on principle for your employees and for

00:18:13.180 your clients.

00:18:14.460 I mean, a few did.

00:18:15.820 They just kind of go with the flow and the government push.

00:18:18.520 And, you know, I just really applaud you guys for making that stance because we know the

00:18:22.320 pressure had to be huge.

00:18:23.540 but the difference that that's that's something that takes a little more explaining but it's

00:18:28.720 really important that you're you're bringing more of a metal-based security a precious metal-based

00:18:33.480 security to back uh the assets of your bank and and uh you know it acts as i guess a hedge against

00:18:40.620 fiat currency can you explain how that works sure uh when when we first started looking at this i

00:18:46.560 i think it took me by surprise and this goes way back to to 2008 during the great financial crisis

00:18:53.200 where governments around the world basically bailed out all the banks and at the time I thought that

00:18:59.960 would be incredibly inflationary. I turned out to be wrong in that regard just because it was tied

00:19:06.400 up in the banking system but this time when they printed trillions and trillions of dollars in 2020

00:19:12.840 to give COVID relief and checks out to everybody basically they locked everybody in a cage stopping

00:19:18.320 production and gave them stimulus checks and so i knew that was going to be massively inflationary

00:19:25.360 and sure enough we're starting to see it energy prices housing prices grocery prices just about

00:19:31.200 everywhere you look you're seeing this this constant burdened inflation and that is because

00:19:36.800 uh the governments around the world injected massive amounts of currency into uh society

00:19:43.520 so now we wanted to be able to protect our membership and our organization against that

00:19:50.240 constant inflation and you need to do it with a hedge such as gold and silver which has stood the

00:19:56.000 test of time throughout history that goes and rises during times of inflation and basically

00:20:03.280 The motto is a rich man's suit 2,000 years ago cost about a gold coin.

00:20:11.100 And today it holds true.

00:20:13.080 A gold coin in Canada has a face value of about $50, but it actually has a market value of about $3,300.

00:20:23.420 So if you think about a fine man's suit, a fine tailored suit, shoes, belt, hat if you want, cane if you want,

00:20:29.860 it has the same amount of buying power. And so we're leaning on that within our organization

00:20:36.880 to basically protect our membership from that inflation that is going to be persistent over

00:20:44.820 the next coming decade. Yeah, I mean, the inflation, we knew it was going to be coming,

00:20:49.780 or at least any, you know, economists worth their salt, when the money was being printed,

00:20:53.360 when the money was being borrowed, inflation is always soon to follow. I mean, when you add

00:20:58.140 printed currency into the monetary supply, the purchasing power of it's going to decline. But

00:21:03.040 again, precious metals have long been known as such a hedge. Are there any other financial

00:21:09.480 institutions using precious metals as a means to protect against that sort of thing?

00:21:13.860 As far as I know, no financial institution in Canada holds gold and silver on their balance

00:21:19.800 sheet. And as far as I know, there are some out there that help protect individuals, but

00:21:28.120 the thing is we're really leaning into it and so we're using a lot of our partnerships to get

00:21:33.420 wholesale purchasing of gold and silver so we can actually extend that to our membership we

00:21:39.380 recently launched gold collateral lending so you can actually lend against your gold and silver so

00:21:45.440 if you have say ten thousand dollars in gold or silver uh oops your furnace blows up you can

00:21:51.160 actually lend against that without selling it and it works like a heloc or home equity line of

00:21:56.700 credit so you can get access to fiat currency so canadian dollars without actually selling your

00:22:03.420 gold and silver so that's effectively what you want to try and do is hold on to as much gold

00:22:08.920 and silver for as long as you can and um the thing is i always have to encourage people don't go

00:22:16.240 overboard don't ever spend every single red cent buying gold and silver or bitcoin that's not what

00:22:22.100 it's designed to do but have a little bit in your portfolio and a little bit will go a long way

00:22:26.680 Yeah, and you guys are buying actual physical precious metals, like you're not just

00:22:31.800 something on a balance sheet or an investment fund or something like that. You're actually

00:22:36.040 purchasing the physical gold and silver. Correct, yeah. So there's a big theory out

00:22:43.240 there that for every ounce of physical gold or silver, there's 100 contracts for that piece of

00:22:50.680 gold and silver. So if you got sold a piece of paper that said you're entitled to one piece of

00:22:58.640 gold or something like that, if push came to shove, if everybody came to that counter at the

00:23:04.180 same time and wanted that piece of gold, there would also be 99 other people in that line

00:23:10.060 to basically vie for that piece of gold. So it's important that you own physical gold and silver,

00:23:17.020 or just not paper contracts or EFTs or some other rendition of actual physical gold and silver.

00:23:25.120 So you guys have been kind of shaking the establishments a little bit, though,

00:23:28.580 and you've been getting some pushback.

00:23:29.900 I saw quite a hit piece, actually, in the Toronto Globe about you guys and your efforts. 0.52

00:23:35.880 But, I mean, it was kind of a ridiculous piece when you read it,

00:23:39.560 but they just couldn't seem to explain why they were upset, but they were upset.

00:23:43.100 Yeah, it's hard to know what happened there. And I think it was a conjunction with a number

00:23:49.940 of other things that we did. We were involved with bringing Tucker Carlson to Alberta. The

00:23:57.200 left generally has a big problem with that. And we're looking for something to grab onto. But

00:24:03.020 the funny thing is, is anybody that's in this world that recognizes that inflation is out of

00:24:08.360 control and that these governments are out of control. We're right on point with what we're

00:24:13.940 saying. And it's pretty hard to argue with the fact that your grocery prices have doubled in

00:24:19.240 the last three years, that housing prices have basically doubled in the last three years.

00:24:26.160 More and more, the youth of society are disenchantized with the way the direction is

00:24:32.320 going because they can't get high enough paying jobs to actually get into the housing market. So

00:24:37.200 we're actually in a phase of what's called a K-shaped recovery. So the rich continue to get

00:24:43.080 richer and the poor continue to get poorer. And that line of who's rich and poor continues to

00:24:50.300 thin out every day. And so it's turning into be the ultra rich are the ones that are doing

00:24:55.500 successful and the ultra poor are just continue going down and more and more people are falling

00:25:01.160 out of the middle class. And that's exactly what we're trying to protect against is get people 0.99

00:25:06.600 getting into that trap of a debt cycle falling into living paycheck to paycheck having no assets

00:25:13.160 and basically being beholden to somebody else uh like uh the left-leaning politicians for everything

00:25:19.640 that they uh uh have in life yeah well your messaging and your product have been well

00:25:24.760 received your your credit union's been opening new branches and expanding quite quickly which

00:25:30.120 is fantastic to see a question i hadn't even thought of though as i get on to where where

00:25:34.840 your services are available. From one of the commenters, she's in Ontario though, she's

00:25:39.660 wishing there was a Bow Valley credit union there, but asking if another province or a resident of

00:25:44.200 another province could have an account in your credit union. Is it just for Albertans at this

00:25:48.780 point? For the most part, it is just for Alberta individuals and businesses. If you do have sort

00:25:55.140 of a family member that you could be a co-signer on account for, that's a way into it. Or if you

00:26:00.420 have a corporate uh corporation that's registered within uh alberta that's that's a way to deal deal

00:26:06.980 with it uh but but unfortunately because of our regulations we are aberta bound and and we intend

00:26:13.220 to keep it that way because the thing is we do not want to be regulated federally oh i understand that

00:26:18.900 so sorry denise what you're gonna have to do is move to alberta and hey conservatives are welcome

00:26:23.540 to come on out and uh you know just share the wealth out here so uh where are your branches

00:26:30.180 currently and then where are you guys looking to expand so currently uh our branches are in Banff

00:26:35.860 Canmore our head office is in Cochrane we have two branches in Airdrie one in Calgary and our newest

00:26:42.180 branch that we opened just at the beginning of May is in Atchison which is just west of Edmonton

00:26:47.140 We plan on opening a branch in Red Deer by November 1st of 2024.

00:26:54.100 And then shortly after that, we're going to have a location open in South Calgary as well.

00:26:59.380 So we continue to open branches because we recognize that people want bricks and mortar.

00:27:05.240 People actually want to talk to other people when they're doing their banking.

00:27:10.240 They don't want to talk to a phone.

00:27:11.700 They don't want to talk to a robot. 1.00

00:27:13.180 They don't want to talk to somebody in Bangladesh. 1.00

00:27:14.940 They want to talk to a person right across the desk so they can look at them eye to eye 1.00

00:27:19.700 and understand where their life savings are going.

00:27:22.180 Made in Alberta and for Albertans, you know, I have to love that and obviously a lot of

00:27:26.440 people are.

00:27:27.440 So that's great.

00:27:28.440 Before I let you get back to that Bitcoin rodeo then, what more would you like to add

00:27:32.480 and how can people, I guess, take part?

00:27:34.940 I mean, you offer banking services like any other.

00:27:37.800 Where would you direct them to start?

00:27:39.300 Sure.

00:27:40.300 Yeah, we're a full service financial institution.

00:27:42.400 offer personal banking, business banking, commercial banking, pretty much everything

00:27:48.380 that a bigger financial institution does, we can do as a smaller credit union. We're locally

00:27:56.140 owned by our membership. And to be part of that membership, all you need to do is just go online

00:28:01.700 to bowvalleycu.com and poke around our website a little bit and figure out if we're a financial

00:28:10.900 institution for you right on well thank you for taking the time to come to talk to us i know our

00:28:16.100 audience is appreciated and i'm really looking forward to you guys uh continuing to take the

00:28:20.100 albertan banking world by storm it's really important to have you know somebody in there

00:28:24.660 offering this kind of service you know happy to come out and have uh thank you for inviting me

00:28:29.460 and uh happy stampede right on thanks you too all right so yes that was brett holand ceo of

00:28:35.940 of Bow Valley Credit Union. As he said, Bow Valley CU, you can get more information on it

00:28:41.540 and follow through. I see I missed that with a comment from Judy and Jim asking when he might

00:28:46.660 be opening in Grand Prairie. I don't know, but Atchison isn't that far away when you get to that

00:28:50.740 point. And at the speed they're going, perhaps it won't be too, too long. And, you know, check out

00:28:56.660 the website. They're very open with communication and where they're going. It's just, you know,

00:29:01.160 this is something you don't see that often. We don't see big changes. You don't see innovation

00:29:05.260 in the financial sector. It's just kind of, well, this is the way it's always been done,

00:29:09.960 and this is the way we do it. That's part of why he's getting the pushback he is, is because,

00:29:14.360 you know, he's shaking up the old establishment. You know, this is an establishment that needs

00:29:20.520 shaking. A lot of what I read, I said in that terrible piece in The Globe,

00:29:26.860 was that, oh, he's, you know, playing on people's fears, that people that don't trust the current

00:29:31.800 financial situation. Well, there's a lot of people that don't trust the current financial situation

00:29:36.260 and investing in an area that would provide a hedge. Why not? Why not offer that option to

00:29:40.720 people? Why do we feel that we have to compel and mash everybody into a model? We've seen a lot of

00:29:45.400 people going broke under the current model. And yeah, they, I believe, you know, he didn't expand

00:29:52.000 on that, but when I saw another one of his presentations, when they decided they were not

00:29:55.820 going to force their staff to become vaccinated, you know, they allowed people to choose as it

00:30:00.420 always should have been everywhere. They lost a couple of board members over that. Like there's

00:30:04.940 always pressures, you know, even people within, but he said, you know, we were better off without

00:30:08.200 them. I love that Frank attitude. The bulk of their board obviously said, well, you know,

00:30:14.320 don't let the door hit your ass on the way out. And they stuck to their principles. 0.99

00:30:19.880 I'm certain many of their staff chose to be vaccinated and many chose not to.

00:30:23.680 Welcome to free choice. This shouldn't be that complicated, but seeing businesses in established

00:30:30.140 to industries like that, making stances like that is unfortunately way too rare, but if they'll

00:30:35.900 stand up on principle like that for their staff, and hey, I'm not paid by them, by the way, I'm

00:30:40.220 just excited by what they provide. So honest, we're not getting anything for this, but if they'll

00:30:43.880 stand up for their staff like that, they'll more than likely, it looks like they're going to stand

00:30:47.700 up for you if you're one of their customers or it's a credit union, if you're one of the members.

00:30:52.720 So yeah, I'm glad you came on to talk with us. That was interesting stuff going on. So let's

00:30:58.720 see here. Speaking of, yeah, let's, let's talk about not being able to trust the world of

00:31:03.720 finances, not being able to trust government. You know, Trudeau yet again, talking with Paul

00:31:09.600 Kershaw. Now Paul Kershaw is an activist kook. He's, he's a nutcase. He's a socialist. He,

00:31:15.560 his whole organization out of the university of BC is called generation squeeze. And it's all 0.88

00:31:22.360 focused on basically what he feels is an inequity and unfairness because some people own homes

00:31:28.660 and some don't. And they want a home equity tax. They want to steal the equity from people who own

00:31:34.340 homes and redistribute it to other people. Now, it's fine. There's kooky professors with kooky

00:31:40.080 ideas all over. The problem is Justin Trudeau keeps going to this guy, keeps consulting with

00:31:45.280 this guy, keeps paying him for studies on home equity taxes. He had him at a cabinet retreat

00:31:50.160 speaking to them all on how to set up a home equity tax. They want to steal the money in

00:31:54.920 your homes. They're running out of ways to fund themselves. That's the biggest asset pool in

00:31:58.700 Canada is private homeowners. And here he is yet again, Trudeau giving a private town hall to these

00:32:06.340 guys, one-on-one, a prime minister sitting down. They keep denying they want to steal your home

00:32:10.340 equity. Well, then why are you constantly rubbing shoulders with a man whose whole being is stealing

00:32:15.240 your home equity? Guys, Trudeau's losing his mind, what little he ever had. We're seeing that. We're

00:32:21.120 seeing that with his bizarre dancing, his bizarre actions, that his party, his world is crumbling

00:32:25.320 around him. He's desperate. He's stupid. And I won't put it beyond him with all the fart catchers

00:32:33.180 he's surrounded himself with, that people won't stop him. He will make a desperation grab for

00:32:38.260 home equity, thinking it'll be the way to buy the support of youth back that he lost. And then take

00:32:43.980 that money and maybe do a universal basic income program or something is insane. Is that why else

00:32:49.580 is this man sitting down with Paul Kershaw is this, this man whose whole essence and being

00:32:57.080 is to steal the home equity from people. Be worried guys, be very, very worried.

00:33:04.040 Ah, here's some other stuff over the weekend. So, you know, it's, it's, it's the came to the

00:33:08.800 end of pride month. I know people are overwhelmed with pride, everything, pride, this pride, that

00:33:14.800 I never bothered me that much, but it's just, it seems to be overplayed, but whatever. 0.79

00:33:19.580 But some of the stuff that's happening now, pride parades, we saw in Toronto, their pride parade was canceled by Palestinian thugs. 0.99

00:33:27.380 Yeah, a bunch of pro-Hamas sorts and these queers for Palestinians, these fools, stood in the middle of the road. 0.99

00:33:33.460 There's like 20 or 30 of them. 1.00

00:33:35.540 And Toronto's pride parade was one of the biggest in North America.

00:33:38.800 And they didn't know what to do.

00:33:39.940 They were afraid to confront them, so they just shut down the parade.

00:33:43.500 That was it.

00:33:43.940 We'll stop here.

00:33:45.380 Okay.

00:33:46.780 So again, you've given it to the extremists.

00:33:48.300 It's, you know, Angry Canadians in Pride Month is now Naked Month.

00:33:51.680 You know, that's the other thing. 0.98

00:33:52.700 Why are we going to see a bunch of fat middle-aged men dancing around with their little dongs in the nude? 0.97

00:33:57.040 This is not what this whole thing was started for, but whatever. 0.97

00:33:59.340 It's their organization, but it's dying.

00:34:01.160 It's falling apart, and they're letting the extremists, or they've let the extremists take it over.

00:34:05.040 And they've let themselves get bullied. 0.92

00:34:06.300 New York, their pride parade disrupted by Palestinian thugs as well, and they let it.

00:34:12.080 That disrupted into fights and rioting.

00:34:14.460 Uh, in Syria, a Syrian gang suspected anyways, this was at news in, in Halifax and there's

00:34:21.340 video of that, a bunch of young men who it appears to be, uh, Syrian immigrants, uh,

00:34:26.760 beat a lesbian couple, uh, brutally in Halifax. 0.54

00:34:30.000 And, uh, you know, what are we coming to is, is this pride getting better? 0.95

00:34:36.900 And, you know, sorry, I'll tell something that's been very interesting recently.

00:34:41.400 Jane and I got invited to a house warming for a new couple out in my area. We're in a rural area,

00:34:48.740 you know, outside of the city. Fantastic couple, great hosts. I'm not Mr. Sociable, but Jane's

00:34:53.800 tapped into the community networks and so on. And then these, these, this couple moved to the area

00:34:58.740 and really wanted to get to know the neighbors. They're really outgoing, fun people, fantastic

00:35:02.720 hosts, beautiful couple. It was a great time. They finally kind of mentioned once the wine got

00:35:10.340 flowing a bit though. Why'd you leave Calgary? Been there a long time. I said, well, the community

00:35:15.160 again was getting a little uncomfortable as it was becoming, uh, you know, very overwhelmed with 1.00

00:35:20.700 immigrants. And I found this a little funny because both of the, this couple had come to 1.00

00:35:25.440 Canada from other countries. They're immigrants as well. So, well, you're uncomfortable with

00:35:29.660 immigrants, but you're immigrants yourself. But yes, the point of this is this couple is,

00:35:33.840 is a married couple of men, a beautiful couple. They're fantastic people.

00:35:37.360 But this is the irony of where things have gone. Now they see the immigrants they're speaking of

00:35:44.720 are ones that are not comfortable with married same-sex people and they aren't having the 0.99

00:35:50.360 neighborliness they wanted to have. They don't have the community they wanted to have. They can't 0.98

00:35:53.660 walk down the street hand in hand because a lot of the immigrants are coming from countries where 1.00

00:35:58.020 they throw gay people off buildings and they certainly don't hide their disdain for gay 1.00

00:36:03.900 couples and they certainly wouldn't come to their home for house warmings or invite them to community 0.97

00:36:08.280 participation. So they picked up and they moved to a rural area. Now think of how things have changed.

00:36:14.780 It used to be that a lot of LGBTQ people, if they were born in a rural area, often actually had to

00:36:21.900 really stay in the closet because they weren't well treated or well tolerated by rural communities

00:36:27.940 often in the past. And eventually they would gravitate to the cities where they could find

00:36:31.860 community and live comfortably. That was part of the point of pride was bringing it out. So you

00:36:36.540 don't have to hide. You don't have to be in the closet. Now it's come full circle where LGBTQ

00:36:41.600 community members are getting the hell out of the cities because they let the insane activists take 0.99

00:36:46.560 over the cities. They've let the immigrants from countries that are completely intolerant. And we 0.99

00:36:50.800 got to start saying that we got to be blunt about it. Countries that are very intolerant of their

00:36:55.360 community. So they're moving to the country to get away from that. They're moving to rural areas to

00:37:00.380 find the tolerance they can't get in the cities. You know, again,

00:37:04.660 when I'm talking about pendulum swinging, right?

00:37:06.340 When I'm talking about things going full circle,

00:37:09.040 this is where we're at now. The cities are becoming uninhabitable.

00:37:13.240 We've got to start calling some of this out. And I, I, I know,

00:37:18.680 oh yeah, well, there's some Catholics who are pretty gnarly with, with LGBTQ. 1.00

00:37:23.000 There certainly are some, 1.00

00:37:25.160 but there's certainly a smaller amount than it ever used to be.

00:37:27.560 And there's no Catholic nations throwing gay people off of buildings lately, to my knowledge, nor Hindu, nor Buddhist, nor many, many other nations.

00:37:38.080 It seems to be one particular sector that has a big beef with it.

00:37:41.740 And that's where we're bringing a heck of a lot of folks in from. 1.00

00:37:44.420 I'm not saying we stop, but maybe we start doing some values testing on some of the immigrants we're bringing in too. 1.00

00:37:50.760 I mean, we reduce the volume so we can help people adjust when they get to Canada. 0.97

00:37:55.260 And also, yeah, if they, you know, and I asked on the questionnaire, you know, what's your reaction to this picture of two men holding hands? 0.98

00:38:03.140 And they say, I should chop off their head in the name of Allah. 0.98

00:38:05.620 Maybe we should decline their immigration application. 0.99

00:38:08.420 That's just me, but maybe we've gotten a hint that they might not integrate well into the community out here.

00:38:16.900 And angry Canadians say, yeah, hey, quiet.

00:38:18.720 If you have a small town, it's quiet.

00:38:20.240 You know, don't tell anyone.

00:38:21.520 Yeah, I know.

00:38:21.980 It's the secret that's happening, right?

00:38:23.460 The people are escaping.

00:38:24.680 The bottle has been corked, it's getting untenable and they're moving out.

00:38:27.460 But think about that.

00:38:28.240 They can't even hold pride parades in the cities anymore and the police aren't intervening. 0.53

00:38:32.200 You know, if it had been a bunch of retread KKK members, you know, they threw some pillowcases

00:38:40.440 on their heads and, you know, their little symbols and started goose stepping around

00:38:44.400 in the pride parades to disrupt them.

00:38:45.980 Do you know how fast those guys would have been arrested and hustled off and charged

00:38:51.520 for trying to disrupt that parade?

00:38:52.840 it would have been, your head would spin how fast it would happen. But because it's pro-Palestine

00:38:58.480 people, well now suddenly they're not sure we're in the victimhood hierarchy and woke hierarchy and

00:39:03.200 who we're supposed to intervene and everything else. And finally they just said, well, sorry guys

00:39:06.960 and gals, you're on your own. You know, hey, queers for Palestine, queers for Palestine. 0.99

00:39:11.780 It's absurd. So no, no wonder. Hey, fine. I'm getting better neighbors for it. Great community 1.00

00:39:19.020 minded professionals, but I still feel for the people who can't afford to get out of the cities

00:39:24.320 as they watch this kind of decline. I feel bad for the people too, from the ethnic communities,

00:39:28.560 from the religions, where's the, some of the problematics bunches are coming from. But of

00:39:32.700 course, they're not all like that, but they're starting to get to wear all of that stigma.

00:39:37.560 We've really got to readjust things and we got to start saying again, the emperor has no clothes

00:39:41.600 with some of these things. We're not having this problem with Hindus. We're not having this problem,

00:39:47.480 you know, with many other faiths. So let's start saying, why is there such a problem with this 0.99

00:39:51.940 particular bunch? Or we can just give up and leave the LGBTQ community on their own to be 1.00

00:39:57.780 harassed and pushed around and bullied by, you know, hate groups that will disrupt their events.

00:40:06.160 Can you believe that's happening now after everything we get put through? And this is

00:40:09.820 what's going on now. It's just, it's madness. Speaking of that madness, how is it, you know,

00:40:15.560 working your butt off. How's it with your kids, you're trying to build a future for them. They're

00:40:20.260 going through school. They got a bunch of student loans. They did all the right things. They're in

00:40:23.700 the working world. They're paying their bills. They know that under Trudeau's Canada, thanks

00:40:27.560 to the squeezing of supply, that a house is probably going to take them 20 years to save

00:40:32.680 for. So they're still living with roommates well into their twenties and paying rent on a small

00:40:37.500 shack. Oh, but they're going to get their tax dollars taken away and put towards buying hotels.

00:40:43.620 yeah as Dave mentioned buying hotels to house more immigrants how bad is it gonna have to get 1.00

00:40:52.060 before they finally say maybe we need to slow down it's insane but things are insane right now 0.99

00:40:59.880 Trudeau's out of his mind he really is I mean you know again you see him dancing around he

00:41:04.320 is cloistered himself with it with a bunch of again as I said far catchers that they've shielded

00:41:09.740 him from reality. And he's just marching along. It shows how sick the liberal party, or even maybe

00:41:16.080 I'll call it all Canadian politics all on its own, where this partisanship is so entrenched that just 0.98

00:41:21.580 not enough, because they're the only ones who can get up and pull that madman down while he drags 0.78

00:41:26.680 this country into the dirt like this. And we're all suffering. New Canadians are suffering because

00:41:31.920 of it. Foreign Canadians, it doesn't matter. And it's such a tragedy because we have such a 1.00

00:41:38.040 fantastic country. We've got the resources. We've got a great culture. We've got a great mix of

00:41:42.840 cultures. It really was coming along well, but we overplayed it. We went too far, but we've got to

00:41:48.500 again, tap the brakes, save what we can. We've got what could be still a great country, but

00:41:54.120 no, instead of accepting that we might have to reduce the amount of migrants we're pouring in, 1.00

00:41:59.240 he's saying, we'll just buy hotels and stick them in there. Great. I wish I could live at the Hyatt. 1.00

00:42:04.080 real here. But you see, here's some of the attitude from the government as well.

00:42:10.620 Government spokespeople must correct Canadians' thinking. This is coming

00:42:14.700 from a report by a treasury report, President Anita Nand. We've got to correct Canadians' 1.00

00:42:21.820 thinking. You see, the problem is we're too stupid. That's what they feel. We're too stupid 1.00

00:42:25.900 to understand just how brilliant the liberals really are. We just need our thinking corrected. 1.00

00:42:32.640 And that's what the problem is.

00:42:34.000 We just don't understand how brilliant and great they are. 0.91

00:42:36.920 And I think they've drank enough of their own bath water that these goofy liberals are actually believing their own stuff now.

00:42:44.960 It's quite something else to be seen. 0.91

00:42:48.480 Speaking of, you know, the other latest scandals, I'm trying to find out of there.

00:42:58.800 Well, here's another beauty.

00:42:59.940 The government knew millions were wasted.

00:43:01.720 You know, speaking of blowing our money, speaking of our inflation,

00:43:04.760 speaking of why we're going broke,

00:43:06.400 Public Works, in an internal document,

00:43:09.780 acknowledged it knew within months

00:43:11.020 its $700 million pandemic ventilator program was a waste of money.

00:43:15.220 You know, the rest of us knew that during the pandemic, too,

00:43:16.880 I think, with anybody with common sense, but not the government.

00:43:19.220 $700 million.

00:43:22.020 And I love how this article is polite.

00:43:23.580 It contradicts testimony by then Public Works Minister Anita Annan.

00:43:27.100 Hey, there's that name again, eh?

00:43:28.060 those liberals, they just shift them around to different spots. Contradicts testimony. It's a

00:43:34.040 nice way to say she lied. She lied. You know, if we lie to the courts, if we lie in testimony,

00:43:40.420 if we lie in those sorts of things, we get charged. In the liberal government, they get promoted.

00:43:46.960 The corruption, the level with which the government is broken, this country is becoming

00:43:53.720 broken is, is out of control. And, uh, the other one that's not making, I think enough noise right

00:44:01.300 now is, is the scandal with Canadian, uh, you know, the debacle when we evacuated, uh, Afghanistan

00:44:11.300 and, uh, I'm just trying to find the article. I thought I had it here, but you know, so we had

00:44:16.220 the minister in charge of the military, though, at that time, basically directing his friends, 1.00

00:44:25.360 directing Canadian special forces to rescue a bunch of, the term is sick now, it was Sikhs all

00:44:33.540 my life, you know who I mean, that particular group, to rescue them, 200 and some of them,

00:44:39.240 and pull them out of Afghanistan before the Taliban took over. A lot of people should be

00:44:42.860 rescued before the Taliban took over. But the problem is Canada abandoned hundreds and hundreds

00:44:48.180 of interpreters to their fate in Afghanistan. Ones who put literally their families and their lives

00:44:54.600 on the line for the sake of Canadians who were serving in Afghanistan, who were acting as

00:44:59.500 intermediaries, who were acting as translators, who were doing that job knowing that they were

00:45:05.780 putting themselves at dire risk if the Taliban should ever take over again. But the reason they

00:45:09.920 did it was the Canadian everyone promised. They said, don't worry, we will protect you. We'll

00:45:13.880 take care of you. No, they didn't. No, they didn't. Once the crap hit the fan, the Canadians were out

00:45:18.540 of there so fast your head would spin. The dust was flying in clouds. The embassy gone. They were 1.00

00:45:23.820 toast. I mean, there were Afghans desperately, literally clinging to the wings of planes, 1.00

00:45:28.360 trying to get out of there. And then it turns out that we actually sent our special forces

00:45:35.720 to rescue 200 non-Canadians.

00:45:39.800 In fact, people with no connection to Canada whatsoever, none.

00:45:44.980 But they seem to have a connection

00:45:48.060 to the Liberal Minister of Defence at the time.

00:45:52.700 This is serious, serious business. 1.00

00:45:56.020 And it turns out a Sikh organization

00:45:58.180 happened to be donating to his election effort.

00:46:05.720 in the past. There's a shocker, right? When people talk about how dangerous foreign interference in

00:46:10.480 Canadian affairs is, there's a pretty good example of it. But what a shame. What an embarrassment.

00:46:17.160 You know, those people who put in, and Linda Slobodian did a fantastic documentary on it.

00:46:23.060 And there's his name, Sajan. It was the minister. I just, I just didn't want to say the wrong name.

00:46:29.060 But yeah, his six sponsors donated to his riding association during the evacuations.

00:46:35.100 Just coincidentally, they decided, let's toss some money into his riding.

00:46:38.880 So basically, they bought the evacuation of 200 of their pals

00:46:43.140 while Canada was abandoning those who helped them out.

00:46:45.940 And this head of our defense facilitated that,

00:46:49.360 put Canadian special forces on the ground,

00:46:50.980 I imagine putting themselves at risk as well.

00:46:53.000 And nothing against the people who got evacuated,

00:46:54.660 but you were abandoning the ones you were supposed to be there for. 1.00

00:46:57.380 What a pathetic, pathetic state of affairs. 1.00

00:47:00.100 I've said it before. I'll say it again. 1.00

00:47:01.800 It's true. Canada is broken.

00:47:04.240 And that's a great example of it.

00:47:05.960 All right, I'm going to be going pretty quickly here, guys.

00:47:08.000 I'm going to be at an event this weekend.

00:47:09.400 It's called Freedom Talk.

00:47:10.340 It's in Red Deer at the Capri.

00:47:12.100 You can check it out at freedomtalk.ca.

00:47:13.840 There's going to be some speakers, Michael Binion, Andrew Lawton,

00:47:16.720 even Maxime Bernier, Stockwell Day.

00:47:18.500 And they're going to cover some of these issues and things too.

00:47:20.340 Just giving a heads up.

00:47:22.100 Come on out to Red Deer this weekend, Friday, Saturday, freedomtalk.ca.

00:47:25.380 A lot of good speeches and stuff going on.

00:47:28.380 Again, it's not sponsored.

00:47:29.160 It's just that I'm going to happen to be out there.

00:47:30.680 So kind of throwing the invite out there.

00:47:32.860 come on out say hi check it out and uh yeah you know keep watching that news watch the pipeline

00:47:38.520 we'll be covering things in a lot more depth and breaking those down a little later tonight

00:47:42.720 and uh next week i'm going to have adam zivo on after so rudely uh sort of disrupting his

00:47:47.660 interview last week and we're going to talk about the enablement cult with addiction so thank you

00:47:51.940 all for tuning in this week guys really appreciate it happy stampede to those in calgary and uh well

00:47:57.620 happy stampede to those who aren't here come on out and enjoy it if you get the chance and i'll

00:48:01.120 see you all again next week.

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Western Standard - July 04, 2024

Is the world about to swing right？

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