The Pipeline - August 4, 2021
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Summary
On this episode of The Western Standard, we discuss the case of an intruder who was shot and killed by a homeowner in the town of Red Deer, Alberta. We also discuss the proposed ban on pepper spray as a weapon in self-defence, and the CBC losing more money as usual.
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G'day. Today is August 4th, 2021. You're watching The Pipeline on the Western Standard. I'm
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Western Standard publisher, Derek Fildebrandt. Joining me today is Dave Naylor, news editor
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of the Western Standard. How are you doing, Dave?
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I'm doing well, Derek. Welcome back from holiday.
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I caught a lot of fish, but I don't think WestJet lets me bring that.
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I heard the pipeline was actually even better while I was going.
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Some people might not have enjoyed it, but I enjoyed it.
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Well, we've got an interesting show for you for a show in August.
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We're going to be discussing Ottawa's rejection of the Alberta government's proposal to allow pepper spray as a regulated and legal tool for self-defense.
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Speaking of self-defense, we're going to discuss a case where an intruder near Red Deer has been shot dead.
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We've also, as usual, we're going to be discussing the mandatory mass types,
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these anti-social gatherings that have been taking place across Alberta
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People who just can't let go of the good times.
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We're all locked down and things were just so terrible.
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As well, we're going to be talking about the CBC losing more money as usual, advertising revenues down again.
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And that's in addition to the annual bailout that they get every single year of well north of a billion dollars.
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Maybe they should have a telethon like they have for PBS in the States.
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I'm just not sure anyone would watch to be able to donate the money.
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Okay, well, let's get into the meat of the show today.
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all right well uh so now we're going to get to the right part of the show here uh it'll we'll
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begin with uh pepper spray uh the alberta government has proposed that uh the criminal
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code of canada be amended so that people can use it as a tool of self-defense uh dave tell us what
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ottawa said they gave us a big fat no derrick uh sort of second slap in the face in less than a week
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This was a response to a letter that Casey Maddu,
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Alberta's justice minister, had sent to his federal counterparts,
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let Albertans have another tool in their toolkit to...
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you know he noted the increase and seems to be drug-fueled crime he also blasted
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the government and said they should bring in a mandatory minimum for for hate
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crime offenders if you when you if you're convicted of it the mandatory
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minimum they have to go away for and Ottawa said no to both the rejection
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came from Federal Safety Minister Bill Blair and we all feel much safer with
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Bill Blair in charge of things. Well he's banned anti-tank weapons.
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Yes. We're much safer because the Panzerfaust is now outlawed. I thought my
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neighbor might be getting one for Christmas. It was on my list and no
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Penza-Faust in my stocking so minister Blair says no he said also no to the
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mandatory minimum saying those jail terms in the past have led to an increase
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in the indigenous jail population and and other other skewed crime rates so a
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week after ignoring Alberta and their Senate election they're also ignoring
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his own pepper spray? Well, Jean Chrétien said, pepper spray, I put it on my stake.
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You know, Jean Chrétien was a big fan of pepper spray. That was for protesters, less so for
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self-defense. You know, in Canada, there is essentially no sanctioned tool for you to
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carry around for self-defense. You can carry a knife, I guess, but that's a lethal weapon,
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obviously. If someone attacks you and you use a knife, chances are they're not the one going to
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jail. Corey, I mean, I think I know where you're at, but yes, I'm guessing you think it's okay to
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carry pepper spray. It's a step in the right direction. Step in the right direction. But do
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you think that this was, the cynical part of me says, the province never thought for a second
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This was maybe just a way of kind of getting some good press
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with the base, trying to gin up a little controversy
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You know, maybe you'd get it, but realistically, we know.
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I mean, if you want to make something not come into policy
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I mean, Madhu's no fool, but it was worth a try.
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It highlighted, I guess, there have been some bizarre assaults
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on minorities in Edmonton, and they feel vulnerable.
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I mean, our public transit system in our downtown is getting outright dystopian, you know, and there's a lot of aggressive people down there.
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But no, I don't think Madhu really thought he was going to get it.
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Pamela asked, does Bill Blair have taxpayer-paid security?
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You know, when I was in politics, I received, you know, definitely more than my fair share of threats, some of which were lethal.
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it never occurred to me that I would want security guards
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I applied to the RSMP for a permit to carry my own handgun
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so even a public official receiving death threats
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at the cost of probably several hundred thousand dollars a year
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Chrétien and getting back to him again. That was one of the
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few times I respected him. He grabbed that guy by the throat
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and shoved him out of the way. You know what? You don't
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That's definitely what happens in Canada. If you defend yourself,
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Like some of the hyperbole when this discussion came up,
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So there's going to be people pepper spraying each other everywhere
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Look, it'll still be illegal to go out and just walk up
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You know, but it's this assumption that it's just going to be
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Well, I mean, if it's legal and people are carrying it around in their purses and their pockets,
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There might be cases where it's used too liberally.
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This is actually a problem we have with police officers because they carry non-lethal weapons now.
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You remember, you know, just roughly seven or so months ago,
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two Calgary Police Service officers, they couldn't take down this gangly little kid who was playing hockey.
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And one of the officers says, I'll fucking tase you.
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And she pulls her taser because the guy was playing hockey.
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It didn't comply with getting arrested by the police for playing hockey.
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So non-lethal weapons, because they're non-lethal, I think,
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do lend themselves to being maybe used a little too liberally at times.
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Which is to say, if we're not going to legalize pepper spray because it can be used too liberally,
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then that means we need to legalize firearms to carry around.
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And contrary, again, to what people think and say, I mean, I spend a lot of time working and hanging out in Texas.
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The Americans, I mean, they have a gun culture.
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But the people, these shootings aren't happening with the legal firearm owners walking around.
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You know, oh, you stepped up, shoot, and I'll blow your head off.
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How many people are getting shot in Montana where people could walk around with a big revolver on their belt like a cowboy?
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I mean, it's as fickle and shallow as the old, you can't yell fire in a theater.
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You know, you've abused your free speech if you're making a false claim of fire,
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But in the meantime, we trust people to use their speech right.
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And this just constantly wiping out all rights for fear of the abuse of it is bad and ridiculous,
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A lot of my female friends, they don't care what anybody says.
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And not one of them has told me a story yet where they've even actually had to pull it out and threaten to use it.
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But they sure as hell feel safer having it on their person in case they need it.
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So, well, on the topic of self-defense, there is a story, I'm not sure if you had it very first, but definitely early out of the gate, Dave, shooting, I don't believe it was in Red Deer, I think it was outside of Red Deer?
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Yeah, just outside Red Deer, middle of the afternoon, holiday Monday afternoon, a homeowner
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It turned out, the RCMP later revealed, that he was actually in a struggle with the bad
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guy, and the bad guy ended up being shot to death, and the homeowner ended up being taken
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So, RCMP being their usual tight-lipped self about this, we don't know much about either of the parties involved.
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We were able to find out, and it may not be related at all, but the same place was the scene of a grow-up bust back in 2020 when marijuana was illegal.
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They found a couple hundred grand worth of pot plants.
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Again, it may be absolutely nothing to do with it, maybe previous owners, but for some
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reason somebody decided to break into this place in the middle of the afternoon and paid
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The question now goes to, will the homeowner be charged?
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And if you look at all the previous cases, the Maurice family down in Okotoks, which
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we've covered extensively it's likely that they will and the next question is
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is there a jury in the world that or jury in Canada that will convict them you
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know we don't know much about this yet it's it's pretty murky I think we knew
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pretty pretty much right away we'll say the Eddie Marie's case that these were
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thugs who broke onto his property had no reason being there and he had every
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right to defend his property with force and his defend his family with force we
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We don't know much about this case yet. We know that it was an invasion and that the invader was shot.
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And even if you do believe in the right to self-defense, even if you believe in castle doctrine,
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you don't have a right to just shoot anybody who comes onto your property, even hostile.
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The RCMP have said they were involved in a fight.
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There was a physical altercation between homeowner and break-and-enter camp.
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So I think we're going to have to get a bit more information about this case.
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We can talk about, though, the broader issue of your ability and right to defend your property.
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You know, those questions if he gets charged and goes.
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I mean, is this somebody who has some criminal difficulties or involvement with other things?
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That does change the dynamic of what's been going on.
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And if this was a turf battle, we just don't know.
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But that principle, as you were saying, though, when it goes to jury, as with the Stanley case,
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I mean, if this was an unrelated, you know, just a burglar trying to come in,
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and he was beating this man, and, you know, as it appears on the surface,
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and he feared for his life, a jury will let him go.
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But he might have to run the gauntlet for a year and a half of misery before he gets it.
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That's the problem, is, you know, these kinds of, those kinds of cases, at least,
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you normally get off in the end, but it's going to bankrupt you,
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and it's going to destroy your life in the meantime, going through the court process.
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and making lawyers rich if this was a case again we don't know but i mean the property was involved
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in a crime before uh grow up i mean if it's if it's kind of a criminal and criminal then who
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knows it may have been some beef there maybe it wasn't pure self-defense it could be some details
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yeah we're we're gonna need a bit more to come out of about this one but obviously anytime
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we have these shootings and self-defense on a property catches our attention because we've
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We've seen this story before, and it's all too often the victim that's made the criminal.
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Well, and we know that the jury will exercise common sense when it comes to it in the long run.
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I mean, that's why Maurice eventually got acquitted.
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They knew that we're just not going to make a case of this.
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You know, let's change the benefit of the doubt is on the homeowner.
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I mean, you know, the presumption is that this person was defending himself until we find evidence otherwise,
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I think one of the big difference in this case is that, from the Maurice cases, that was middle of the night, and they were skulking around in the middle of the night.
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Yeah, a child, and this was broad daylight, Monday afternoon, holiday Monday afternoon.
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It's not a usual break and enter time. Let's wait for the details, and then we'll get the full story, hopefully.
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Okay. Well, we're going to move on to our next topic, which, oh, yes, anti-social gathering, social gatherings.
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So, you know, you remember when we'd have, there'd be protests in downtown Calgary, downtown Edmonton, Vancouver, Regina, Winnipeg, around people protesting against lockdowns and violations of their liberties.
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because it's a cause I think we sympathize with
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but the legacy media would focus on the one guy with a crazy sign
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well now we're getting the other side of the coin here
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the people who want to send us back to good old days where we just sit around getting fat and
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collect government checks all day. People who want to lock us down. To be fair, I guess there's
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a spectrum of people who just want. They're saying it's tracing, but these are the people who opposed
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opening up entirely. So they're protesting against social gatherings, but having a fairly nice social
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gathering doing that in the meantime. Corey, you were there at least for the Calgary one. Why don't
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you tell us what it was about? Yeah, I went down and I'd seen again, and I expand on this in my
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show, which we recorded today, which will be coming up pretty soon with The Cory Morgan Show.
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Dr. Vi Pond, who's been a very visible person in the media, he comes forward, he's an emergency
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doctor in Calgary, had been tweeting, you know, with the big socialist raised fist and saying,
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it's time for a general strike, we have to push back. He demanded the resignation of Hinshaw,
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resignation of Kenny, resignation of Shandro, demanded an election, said we're going to bring
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Alberta to its knees and said we're going to start a general strike and we're going to have
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mass protests down there every day until we get our way. Mass protests. Mass protests. So I went
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down to the first day and yes it was something. Maybe again as I said if I'm going to be generous
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there are 80 protesters. There were at least 30 mainstream media members though the cameras and I
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took a lot of pictures I put them out there again you'll see them on my show. This was a staged
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political theater. You know, Vipond was wearing his surgical scrubs. I mean, you didn't come from
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the hospital to the park downtown, doctor. You know, where was your stethoscope, right? You know,
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how far is this going to go? But it was ridiculous. These are people demanding. I mean, as somebody
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tweeted, they should be chanting, lock me up, lock me up. I mean, you guys are at, you're demanding
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that your rights be infringed upon. And meanwhile, it's purely political. I mean, this is a politically
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involved individual the people I saw there they were holding obviously they just grabbed on short
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notice what they could so mostly it was education signs but they were typical I guess your union
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stock signs that you might have around and I guess they've been doing it the signs that really
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make sense it was just all these teacher signs yeah these cut out ones from the unions they're
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like oh I guess we didn't make our own signs for this one we're gonna have to get the protests
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for the curriculum signs yeah so I will see if this blossoms I mean there was a few more people
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on the weekend, it sounds like, but it's the weekend, you know, more people had time to pop
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out, but it doesn't seem to be snowballing into this tremendous general strike that's going to
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bring Premier Kennedy to his knees yet anytime soon, but they are being portrayed, and what did
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frustrate and annoy me, and I certainly took my swipes, was the mainstream media. I mean, he set
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up in a low spot, he had all the cameras down there, and you had your handful of people around
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the outside, so it looked, if you're sitting low, as if you're in the middle of a crowd. That's why
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i was back 100 feet taking pictures no there's 60 people here guys uh don't don't don't believe
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what you see on cbc uh speaking of cbc i got up this morning turned or uh heard their update
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their lead item was alberta exploding in anger at jason kenny for for bringing down the covid
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requirement i mean come on yeah what 60 80 people is not an entire province exploding in anger no
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and it's not just the cbc i listen to a radio show mainstream media yeah they have to do something
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they have to this is the nugget they've chosen yeah people are angry at jason kenney over covid
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and it's his former people who are still angry i think people have maybe simmered down a bit since
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we're pretty much reopened here now uh but the anger at the government is over beating up kids
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for playing hockey for jailing pastors for raiding and attacking churches for uh for being uh for
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thuggery shutting down businesses that's what people are upset about yes you've got the regular
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social justice warriors and the union activists who couldn't be bothered to change their signs
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from the latest professional protests they went to who are upset but i don't know anyone who is
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pulling their hair out who isn't a professional protester for this people are happy to be back
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I mean, they've been fed fear and doom for 18 months
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and that they are worried that we're opening too early
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But they're not concerned to the point of the uproar
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But again, the media, and as I said on the radio,
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I mean, an LRT train holds more people than that protest held.
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I didn't see any lizard people, but, you know, if you get close enough.
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Well, speaking of CBC, not in their headlines is their latest demand for another bailout.
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Okay, $1.2 billion a year. It's an annual automatic bailout every single year.
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CBC's never made a profit to a single year in its existence that I'm aware of.
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But the times are tough, hard times at the CBC. Dave, why don't you tell us about it?
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They reported an 18% drop in ad revenue over the last year, which many of the mainstream media is also reporting.
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We're going to have to cut services unless we get more money.
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have overestimated a bit on their Olympic ad revenue.
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they were going to make off the Tokyo Olympics.
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CBC projected they make $400 million? Off the Olympics. Off the Summer Olympics?
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Off the Summer Olympics. In a lockdown Olympics? Yes. Because I guess everybody's locked down.
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Jesus. I'm going to put my dog in charge of CBC if I'm Prime Minister. Holy crap.
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Well, you haven't heard the ratings yet. The ratings are in for the opening ceremonies.
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you know one of the one of the big glamour events uh 500 and i believe 75 000 people
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canada watched the olympics uh now at the same time over on ctv you could watch master chef
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that's a good way to show exactly how so they may have overstated the the money that
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they were going to make. But CBC President Catherine Tate says, you know, all is not lost.
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Give us more money and we will be that beacon of light. So there you go.
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Corey, I mean, devastating news, obviously. What do you think would happen if the CBC had to cut
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its services? Nobody would notice and nobody would care. They stink. Let's just not beat
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around the bush. Their viewership sucks. And if they have, I mean, advertisers follow viewers.
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If they could prove a large number of people watching, you know, whether the advertiser agrees
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with CBC and socialized radio or not, they'll buy ad space. But nobody's watching. Their news
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is garbage. Their shows are not drawing people. I mean, every media outlet's hurting, but what's
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frustrating is every other media outlet has to deal with it. The CBC just gets bailed out and
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bailed out. I'd say the advertising dollars they do get, in my view, are stolen from the
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private market. All the other media outlets that are trying for a finite advertising pool
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are out there. They can get undercut by an institution that's subsidized
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$1.2 billion a year and biting into those advertising
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dollars that could be actually spread around to mainstream media outlets or even smaller
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media outlets that people actually watch. But, you know,
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they don't fear ratings and it's showing. You know who is buying ads was
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announced this week is Unifor, the mainstream media's union.
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They're buying anti-conservative attack ads on CBC.
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Well, they're preaching to the converted there.
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Well, I don't think they're buying, they're not buying just on the CBC.
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You know, and we weren't planning on talking about that,
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but I think that's worth just getting into a little bit.
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Unifor, so Unifor is this big kind of catch-all union.
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and it represents a ton of so-called journalists
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in Canada. And this is an extremely partisan union.
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I think I could be mistaken, correct me if I'm mistaken
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and people in the comments can too, but is it part of the Canadian
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Labour Congress? I believe a whole bunch of them merged together at one point.
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The Canadian Labour Congress is, so it might actually be one of these sub-unions of the NDP.
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Yeah, but if they're a part of the Canadian Labour Congress, they might then also be essentially one of the subsidiary parties of the NDP.
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Just like Gil McGowan and the Federal Federation of Labour is constitutionally entrenched within Notley's NDP.
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See if all the media members who are part of Unifor, are they effective members of the NDP because of their structure?
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Let's do a little look at this to see if Canada's media is effectively, officially partisan.
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They're already paid by the government, but let's see if they're party members, too.
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Don't forget to forget the members again on the way out.
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Well, first, let's start with people who do advertise with real private sector media.
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I hear so, yes. So, yeah, today's show is sponsored by Resistance Fee, Resistance Coffee.
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Well, thank you Dave, thank you Corey, and thank you everyone watching, especially Western
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I can also assure you, no one here is a member of Unifor.
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The instant the Western Standard unionizes, I vow I will shut the doors.
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That's it for today. Thank you very much. God bless.