00:00:55.260Well, we're going to talk about the rape of Britain, the long-awaited inquiry into rape gangs in Britain has been released, and it's come out with a conspicuous silence in the mainstream legacy media in Britain.
00:01:15.200some pick up, but most of the attention coming around the world. Its findings are, even for
00:01:21.980those of us who are very concerned and cynical about what's happening there, it's even more
00:01:28.800extreme, its findings, than even I suspected. I would imagine many of you suspected. We're going
00:01:35.160to talk about it because it's got major implications for what's happening in all
00:01:40.280Western countries, including right here. We're going to talk about the Danny dollars coming.
00:01:46.700Albertans, at least under a certain income, can expect some free money from Alberta Premier
00:01:52.860Danielle Smith, but it seems probably not the tax cut on fuel that we are hoping. But first,
00:02:00.560we're going to start with censoring Alberta independence. Two very recent flare-ups on the
00:02:10.600independence campaign taking place right now. The town of Sundry in western central Alberta
00:02:20.020denied the right for independence activists to have a float in their annual rodeo parade.
00:07:00.960People do realize if you see a car covered in Alberta flags, chances are they're independent supporters, but still it was as innocuous as the flag itself.
00:07:07.680But the other mistake they made was there was Thomas Lukasik's freedom bus or whatever covered in Canadian flags.
00:12:19.280Both sides have got their idiots. Both sides1.00
00:12:21.400you've got, they're more intelligent, thoughtful people, but you know, it would, it would just
00:12:26.340never cross my mind to, and even, and even the crazy people on the independent side, I don't
00:12:32.300think it would cross their mind to boycott Tabor Korn until a pro Ottawa Federalist billboard
00:12:39.720would be taken down. Like it just, you wouldn't fathom it. It's just a crazy thing to do. It's
00:12:46.500a private billboard leased from the town, but the town is not supposed to be into the business of
00:12:51.340Well, you know, this town likes A&W and not McDonald's, so no McDonald's signs.
00:12:59.560No, it's a private business, and as long as he's following some very basic rules of decorum, no nudity or expletives, you know, it's a pretty basic common sense stuff.
00:22:17.100You know, and maybe she means to do that.
00:22:19.820But at least on a matter of principle, she recognized that this money actually belongs in the pockets of Albertans, not in the pockets of the government's favorite people, which is what you would have expected from another government.
00:22:38.540They would have made sure their interest groups were looked after.
00:22:43.060More money for this group, more money for that group, wages, salaries, conditions, and so on.
00:22:48.160And we would have been locked in to a permanent raise forever.
00:22:53.140In this case, the money comes in, the money goes out.
00:22:57.400You don't even need a sunset clause because when it's gone, it's gone.
00:23:00.760You know, that's probably the best argument I've heard for it.
00:23:02.580We're wasting it in the most efficient way possible.
00:28:02.500So, you know, you said, you know, it was the British politicians and establishment.
00:28:07.320But I think the establishment of it goes all the way through.
00:28:11.680You know, just as we saw in the Newick case where the police believed the murderer who says, oh, he attacked me and said racist things when that was obviously quite not true.
00:28:24.860And they handcuffed him and let him bleed out to death because of their incredible fear of being called racist or being perceived as racist or anything.
00:28:33.300um many of the examples cited in uh the low report here uh said there were very young girls
00:28:43.940like not young women these were girls uh who were victims of not it wasn't just rape just
00:28:51.100mutilation of the most horrific kind um they would come in and tell the police what's happened
00:28:58.560and uh the police would essentially shoo them away on the grounds that you don't be racist0.72
00:29:04.940you know say there's a group of pakistani men gang rape mean to say don't be racist
00:29:09.440and they would shoo her on and then she ends up right back in and they end up going into0.98
00:29:14.860prostitution more mutilation and beatings and rape and goes on and on and on so it's not just
00:29:21.760the politicians it's it's the police and the director of public prosecutions who is now
00:29:29.140prime minister keir starmer and i think they found the report says that somewhere 13 to 15
00:29:35.220000 cases that came before his desk he just simply sent the the alleged rapists a warning
00:29:43.040uh prosecuting very very few of them uh because he didn't want to be perceived as a racist it
00:29:51.200it gets even worse than that actually i mean that's pretty bad but and there was one particular
00:29:56.080city where this investigation did takes root and that was rotsdale and in rotsdale there were there
00:30:03.360were about 60 convictions well what we discovered while that case was unfolding was that not only
00:30:11.440were the police not acting for these young girls even the social services would rather not know
00:30:18.160about it and washed their hands of it and told them to run along so this is you know it's great
00:30:24.800to pick on keir starmer and and i do and i join you but every other prime minister we've had for
00:30:31.280the last 30 years could have dealt with this none of them did every mp politician every chief of
00:30:37.920police could have dealt with this because this is right across the country but they didn't and even
00:30:44.880the people who actually are engaged and employed by the state to see that children are cared for,
00:30:52.160just wouldn't want to touch it. Same thing, didn't want to appear racist. We've got to go back and
00:30:59.680say, I don't care whether we feel racist or not, but you, sir, are accused of doing something,
00:31:05.200and you must answer for it. If we are going to say, look, you can't blame the whole population
00:31:11.600of pakistani men because of the actions of some well then the some must answer for their own0.63
00:31:18.320reputations although it's honorate the rest although it does seem there are there are some
00:31:24.400cultural aspects yeah it's not to be unfair to you it's not some certainly not all pakistani men in
00:31:30.160britain but it's a bit out of proportion you gotta take the race out of this equation and have a frank
00:31:36.000world discussion it's islam let's just say it it's a culture and it's a religious basis to it not
00:31:42.800every muslim is practicing i understand but facets of that islam we don't have chinese rape gangs0.95
00:31:47.760there aren't any mexican rape gangs there aren't any japanese rape gangs there aren't any hindu0.97
00:31:52.240ones or buddhist ones it's islamics and i mean if you start to get into that root of a culture that0.96
00:31:59.200sees women as subhuman that sees their prophet who had nine year old wife you've got some people who
00:32:05.440who have a misguided view on the value of women in a society and how they can be treated.
00:32:11.100And if we keep shutting the discussion down, but for fear of the race aspect, and I don't like
00:32:15.700racism. You don't choose a race. You're born whatever color you have, but you do have a choice
00:32:20.200on the cultural practices you adhere to and the religious practices that you follow. And I don't0.95
00:32:25.600think it should be outside of fair critique to be able to finally start calling it out and saying
00:32:30.100there's some serious inherent problems with that faith.
00:32:54.220Now, Pakistanis are a particularly large group in Britain,
00:32:56.980um but it was out of proportion to people from other islamic background uh groups so there does
00:33:06.100seem to be i would say probably a confluence of religious but also more parochial cultural uh
00:33:13.520it's it's this the commonality with the syrians and the german uh new year's eve uh rape fest
00:33:18.240that went quite well as well this wasn't anywhere near pakistan but what was the common denominator
00:33:22.300Yes. And that's far out of proportion to the indigenous German population with the Syrian rapes. But it would appear to me that the Pakistani Muslims were engaging in this at a higher rate than the Syrian Muslims. And the Syrian Muslims were obviously at a higher rate than indigenous Europeans.
00:33:41.180There's nuance within the community, I understand.1.00
00:33:43.700What I'm saying is some are worse than others.
00:33:45.800And the Pakistani community, or large proportions of it, you know, I've got a lot to have those discussions on then, how we can segment and identify those portions of that community.1.00
00:34:01.020Because it is outstanding and causing incredible damage.1.00
00:34:04.360If we can't have that frank discussion, we won't solve it.
00:34:06.360Well, here's the toughest part of the conversation, Dave.
00:34:08.940I think everyone agrees, at least in principle, that we should not allow violent medieval rapists into one's country, although we still do.
00:34:19.120But in principle, pretty much everyone agrees with that point.0.89
00:34:23.400But if people are coming from one particular national or religious origin, and there is a very large disproportionate number of people who come from that,0.96
00:34:36.060is it really on the host country then to let everyone in anyway and then just throw out the0.86
00:34:41.880bad ones or is it more responsible for the people of that country the indigenous people of that
00:34:48.160country to just say you know what we're sorry i'm sure there's many good people in your group
00:34:53.240but it's not worth the risk to us we're just not taking any no i mean that would be the easy way
00:34:59.000to stop it uh but the thing in now in england is a large chunk of the country is controlled0.99
00:35:05.380by Muslims. Entire cities are run by Muslim councils. So it goes back to what everybody0.85
00:35:14.500was talking about earlier. The worst thing you can do is be called a racist. That's what people
00:35:19.300are thinking. If you're called a racist as a politician, your career is over, even though
00:35:23.740there may not be any truth to it. A cop doesn't want to be called a racist and a social worker
00:35:28.940doesn't want to be called a rapist. So it's all swept under the cover. The only way it's going
00:35:34.600change is with a new new government uh the next election the labor party will be destroyed
00:35:41.000and the conservatives too probably and the conservatives even worse they deserve it so
00:35:46.120right now it's shaving up to a fight between nadir farage and reform and rupert lowe uh
00:35:51.880and the restore uk uh party that's a shift in the overton window yeah but then of course you're
00:35:57.720facing the the danger of us vote splitting and you know the labor government surviving anyways but
00:36:04.280you know you need a politician to stand up and say enough of this enough call me a racist all
00:36:10.200you want but i'm going to start deportations i'm going to start blocking boats from coming in on
00:36:15.400the english channel i'm going to send warships and blow them out of the water if you need to
00:36:20.360that'll stop them immediately one boat blown out of the water and then it'll stop them and it's all
00:36:25.560middle it's all uh fighting age men that are coming in another interesting point they wouldn't
00:36:32.840be sticking boats with women and children no exactly all fighting age men coming in uh most
00:36:37.880of them go immediately on to uh the dole and get benefits and and they don't work right so they've0.98
00:36:44.920got time on their hands what are they going to do great rape white girls apparently you know dave0.97
00:36:50.840let me ask you a question i am racking my own brains here and i can't i can't think of the0.99
00:36:54.840answer has canada ever voted on immigration has anybody ever said you know we need to bring a
00:37:02.520a whole lot more people and we want to take them from the following places. If you like that idea,
00:37:06.660vote for me. And if you don't, vote for somebody else. I don't think that's ever
00:37:10.440happening. You know, after the Syrian Civil War
00:37:14.580So how does this happen? Well, you know, we actually kind of did get a bit of one.
00:37:18.820You know, after the Syrian Civil War broke out, largely
00:37:22.380due to Western actions, and Merkel just opened
00:37:26.520the door to Europe, you know, there was this famous
00:39:31.720Oh, I don't think they were just charged.
00:39:34.080Some of the people in England got more than 20 years.
00:39:36.620So you've got to start the deportations.
00:39:39.060You know, instead of sentencing somebody to a year in jail,
00:39:41.660say, all right, you're on the next plane now.
00:39:43.560Well, Rupert Lowe has said he wants to bring back the death penalty for this.
00:39:47.300Now, in common law, you can't, you know, change the sentence after the fact, really.
00:39:55.120But most of these people haven't been charged yet.
00:39:57.000So I suppose you could reintroduce the death penalty and then start the trial.
00:40:00.740Because most of these guys have not been put through a trial and found innocent or something.
00:40:04.320They just weren't prosecuted because the prosecutors and the police and everybody else was afraid of being called a racist.
00:40:10.340Now, most of these people are just going to get away with it no matter what.
00:40:13.380Rupert Lowe has called for the death penalty of not just the rapist, but also every public official who was complicit in it, which I don't know if I'm reading too much into it, but was he essentially calling for the death penalty for Keir Starmer?
00:40:30.660Am I reading too much into that, or was that more or less what he was saying?
00:40:34.140Why don't you save that for your parting shots?
00:40:37.400Well, that's my parting shot in the segment. We're out of time for the segment.
00:40:42.300I want to give a shout out to the people of High River, not High River, Fort McMurray, who fed up with the state of their roads, Highway 63, potholes particularly bad, no level of government would fill them in, so they went and did it themselves, put up some barricades and filled it in, so good for them.
00:41:01.540They didn't get much thanks for it, though, did they?