Western Standard - The Pipeline： July 7, 2021

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00:03:30.000 Hi, I'm Derek Fildebrandt, publisher of the Western Standard, and you're watching The

00:03:50.120 Pipeline today on July 7th, 2021.

00:03:54.700 Thank you for joining us.

00:03:56.300 the studio today is Western Standard news editor Dave Naylor still not

00:04:02.480 content with rubbing in England's cheating technical victory over Germany

00:04:09.300 Derek I'm very excited we're an hour away from kickoff as you know from our

00:04:14.000 meeting today we actually have hundreds of readers in England so come on lads

00:04:17.840 bring it home I am I was surprised by how many readers we had in England it's

00:04:22.620 pretty far from the west it is yeah and Cory Morgan who doesn't bother himself

00:04:27.420 with these pleasures of the vulgar crowd how you doing court very good I'm still

00:04:31.720 vulgar well put well we've got a great show on the pipeline today we've got the

00:04:40.740 BC Civil Liberties Association's executive director and president saying

00:04:45.900 as it regards church burnings burn it all down very interesting developments

00:04:51.600 around that in British Columbia, as well as former, I don't know if he was chief of staff,

00:04:56.900 but anyway, former top guy for Trudeau, Gerald Butts, says church burnings are understandable.

00:05:04.300 He's okay with it. He's not saying, he's not going as far as the BC Civil Liberties Association

00:05:08.280 saying you should do it. He's just saying, yeah, it's understandable. It's okay to burn some

00:05:12.180 churches. You know, you got to burn some churches from time to time. It happens. Yeah. And British 1.00

00:05:16.980 columbia and alberta reopening for the summer uh long overdue and uh good news we're going to talk

00:05:23.760 about that we'll also talk about uh how funny it is that some people who uh think we're all going

00:05:29.200 to die from having the calgary stampede are suddenly very excited to have some very big

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00:07:08.800 Well, let's turn it towards British Columbia, the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association.

00:07:17.580 It sounds like it's something I would like.

00:07:19.840 Who doesn't like civil liberties?

00:07:21.760 I mean, we could use a lot more of them right now.

00:07:24.520 At least we certainly could have in the last year and a half.

00:07:26.860 But the president of the BC Civil Liberties Association says, burn it all down.

00:07:31.980 apparently your liberties include the liberty to burn people's churches that

00:07:37.980 you don't know. Dave why don't you tell us about it? Lots to talk about on this

00:07:43.140 story, Derek. The firestorm began on the weekend when the head of the BC Civil

00:07:48.260 Liberties Association, Harshan Walia, tweeted, burn them all down in response

00:07:55.020 to the Catholic Church fires that have been ravaging churches across Alberta

00:08:00.720 And British Columbia seemed a strange thing to say, and the internet immediately blew up with anger, saying she should be reported to the police.

00:08:13.160 I think that was about the nicest comment anybody said about her.

00:08:19.160 It was followed on Monday.

00:08:21.360 uh she has not spoken to the media but she did speak to uh uh to a indigenous elder and told

00:08:29.640 her it was a uh the fault of a right-wing news organization i guess that's us i think she's

00:08:35.160 talking i think she's talking about us i thought we're left she says uh she was misquoted even

00:08:41.400 though her quote was burn them all down forward quote that that's what we quoted what was her

00:08:46.280 actual quote we burn them all down that's what I thought yeah so hard to

00:08:50.600 was there anything else she said in the context not in that week no no no no so

00:08:56.360 she said nothing before or after that nothing so we didn't pull that no no she

00:09:03.620 tweeted it claimed she was taken out of context let's give it a little more

00:09:08.840 context her tweet burn it all down was a sub to a retweet of a story about

00:09:17.300 Catholic churches and anglic Christian churches in general mostly Catholic but

00:09:21.740 Christian church is being burned down so that's some context you know she tweets

00:09:26.240 burn it all down burn them all down yeah hard to take out of context I I'm hard

00:09:32.120 I'm failing to see how mm-hmm the next day an Alberta indigenous lawyer by the 0.90

00:09:37.940 name of Naomi Sayers said she would help burn them all down so of course that 0.88

00:09:44.820 sparked even more outrage apparently complaints have been made to the law

00:09:50.060 society about her conduct be sir Ontario NDP member of their legislature came out

00:09:59.740 in support the president of the BC so you're not trying to remember the an

00:10:04.440 an NDP member of the Ontario Legislature-backed Church Burnings?

00:10:06.940 She did.

00:10:08.260 Do we have a story on that?

00:10:09.260 We do.

00:10:09.720 It's up, westernstandardonline.com.

00:10:11.920 See how much I know.

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00:10:14.940 We produce a lot of content.

00:10:16.460 I can't even keep on top of it all.

00:10:17.720 It's definitely worth your membership money.

00:10:21.660 And today the president of the BCCLA, basically Wallya's boss, stood by her,

00:10:30.320 said that also said the quotes were taken out of context and not to be not to be taken literally

00:10:38.060 but surely a social media firestorm if you'll excuse the pun across Canada about the the

00:10:49.100 urging of churches to be burned down the indigenous reaction has been no don't there these churches are

00:10:59.240 still in use on some first nations land they're historical buildings more than a century old

00:11:07.320 the church in mortonville outside edmonton and you know in the center of town beautiful historic

00:11:13.000 building uh ruined by uh by arsonists so uh two dozen fires now across the west uh one in

00:11:21.800 the northwest territories even in yellow knife so it's a uh it's a spreading it's a spreading

00:11:28.040 I'll call it a disease.

00:11:31.240 Police forces are setting up task forces to try and find the culprits, and I think it's

00:11:37.920 a major problem there.

00:11:40.160 Corey, burn it all down.

00:11:43.160 Out of context?

00:11:44.160 There's no other context to read it in.

00:11:47.020 You know, I mean, it's as blunt as it gets.

00:11:49.460 I mean, if she was going to backpedal and try to make excuses, she'd say, it was heated,

00:11:54.280 I was emotional, I didn't mean it literally, I'm sorry about it.

00:11:57.660 she didn't. She hasn't apologized. She hasn't backed down.

00:12:00.280 She just locked her social media account. And I mean, this is very serious.

00:12:04.160 This is grossly irresponsible and dangerous. I mean, yeah,

00:12:07.980 what two dozen fires in churches so far, we're lucky.

00:12:10.980 A firefighter hasn't been killed yet or a bystander or somebody in one of those

00:12:15.000 churches. We might get a church member.

00:12:17.000 I wouldn't be surprised if there's a few churches where some people are sitting

00:12:19.680 out the night waiting to make sure they guard their church and that could lead

00:12:22.380 to a bad encounter. 0.99

00:12:23.500 This trend has to come to a stop and to have some clown like her who has a 1.00

00:12:27.640 degree of profile to go out and say burn it all and it really did at least it was 0.98

00:12:31.840 good to smoking out the extremists in our country to see like an you know an

00:12:35.440 MPP in Ontario coming out and and the lawyer in Alberta to say they support 0.98

00:12:40.900 this this kind of an artistic dangerous crap we can't put up with this this is 0.87

00:12:47.140 not acceptable I mean I'm a free speech person but it's like the old saying of 0.97

00:12:50.980 you know a fire in a theater when you're preaching doing harm to others you've

00:12:54.220 changed the whole actually it's worse than screaming fire in a theater it's

00:12:57.160 saying set fire to the theater and people actually taking you up on it just imagine if somebody said

00:13:02.040 string him up yeah and rightly so whoever said that and there's very few contexts where that

00:13:07.960 would be acceptable they would be pillory they would be uh completely sidelined and there has 0.95

00:13:12.760 been good backlash against uh this case though i mean most people rational people realize that was

00:13:17.560 a completely irresponsible and gross statement it's just too over the top what do you think

00:13:23.000 Corey, what do you think the chances are that, you know, if police manage to catch any of these people, what do you think the chances are this would be considered a hate crime?

00:13:31.820 I don't know.

00:13:32.700 That's for people with more legal knowledge than me to set that bar at, I guess.

00:13:36.080 I mean, you are targeting a religious group, but then, you know.

00:13:39.060 Yeah, it doesn't apply to Christians.

00:13:41.100 You know, for sure, if it's been synagogues or mosques, there would be no doubt this would be considered a hate crime. 0.86

00:13:48.000 This is definitely targeting, but whether it happens, I would move to.

00:13:51.940 I would point out the few people that have been arrested for knocking statues down have

00:13:58.020 only been charged with mischief, which is slap on the wrist material.

00:14:03.880 The one thing I will predict is if we catch some of these arsonists, I'll be quite surprised

00:14:09.880 if many, if any of them are actually First Nations people, I'll be more likely, I think

00:14:15.060 we're going to find white middle-class social justice warriors who crawled out of their 0.99

00:14:19.800 parents basements and decided to well in one of the churches uh it wasn't being uh burned but it

00:14:24.800 was being vandalized with paint uh they actually did get some video and uh these people were

00:14:30.140 wearing masks but as long as far as we could tell these were white karens these are white karens

00:14:35.080 doing this uh yeah maybe i'm mistaken but uh judging from my own two eyes these people were

00:14:42.200 as white as snow and uh they're just uh creating violence on behalf of people that they're agreed

00:14:48.180 before. What they're doing, though, is they're actually going to incite hatred and resentment

00:14:54.080 towards First Nations people. And as well, one thing that gets lost here, there's a few exceptions

00:14:59.720 like Bourneville, but most, the overwhelming majority of these churches are Indigenous churches.

00:15:05.940 Indigenous people, you know, Nathan Gita, our BC political columnist, was the Nathan Gita of the

00:15:11.240 Mountain Standard Time show. He's got a great column coming out today just on this. He's First

00:15:17.160 Nations himself. I mean, most headcounts show that Indigenous Canadians are more likely to be a

00:15:24.120 practicing Christian than non-Indigenous Canadians. And these churches matter to very large numbers of

00:15:32.720 people in these communities, and you are burning their churches. I mean, church burnings are wrong

00:15:38.600 to begin with, but you should probably come and burn, I don't know, a white guy's church before 0.92

00:15:43.800 burn the indigenous church if this is what you're angry about you're burning down the churches of 0.93

00:15:48.520 indigenous people on their behalf and most the overwhelming majority of indigenous people do

00:15:54.440 not seem to appreciate it but so it hurts their churches they're the victims of it but also it

00:16:00.840 you know the perception is going to be even though it very much might not be the case

00:16:04.520 the perception is going to be that it's indigenous people burning down uh non-indigenous churches and

00:16:09.960 And that doesn't appear to be the case.

00:16:12.420 It's just awful no matter how you look at it.

00:16:14.100 There's nothing good coming out of this, nothing.

00:16:16.140 And to see people try to justify it like that is just repugnant.

00:16:19.840 Yeah.

00:16:20.380 Well, Justin Trudeau certainly didn't jump in front of the first microphone he could find when this started happening.

00:16:27.140 But he eventually did condemn it.

00:16:30.820 Not in as strong a language as he would expect for other institutions being burned.

00:16:36.860 But he did eventually condemn it.

00:16:38.140 But his former top staffer, Gerald Butts, not so keen to condemn.

00:16:46.020 What did Gerald Butts do?

00:16:47.780 He tweeted last night that while burning down churches was not, quote, cool,

00:16:56.940 he said it was, quote, understandable.

00:16:59.380 I guess, I mean, again, social media jumped all down his throat to the, you know, the

00:17:11.260 instant it was published.

00:17:15.000 Is it understandable to burn down things, you know?

00:17:19.280 I don't know.

00:17:20.280 Obviously, I'm not able to put myself in the position of those who are doing the burning

00:17:26.600 down uh as an outsider i can't accept that it's understandable uh corey where do you stand church

00:17:37.500 burnings uh understandable or not no not in the slightest it just goes without question to anybody

00:17:42.380 rational and sane and it's ironic that you know these guys call critics of them extremists and

00:17:48.960 such when you're putting out rhetoric like that um i'm just appalled i mean but whatever it might 0.96

00:17:55.400 Maybe he isn't an idiot, but he certainly presented himself as one with this. 0.89

00:18:00.780 You know, can we just imagine if a former top staffer to Stephen Harper said that burning mosques or synagogues was understandable? 0.99

00:18:11.740 Can we just wrap our mind around that for a second?

00:18:17.360 I think we have a pretty good idea.

00:18:19.040 But, Dave, what do you think would be, what do you think would happen if Ian Brody, former

00:18:23.680 Chief of Staff to Steve Harper, he says, burning mosques is understandable. 1.00

00:18:28.480 I think it would be the banner headline in the next day's Toronto Star, without a doubt.

00:18:36.100 Again, this is just a perfect example of how the liberal mainstream media treats their

00:18:44.020 own dairy.

00:18:45.120 Yeah. 0.98

00:18:45.640 well let's look at something almost as hot as church fires so this damn summer 0.85

00:18:53.360 has been pretty hot just in time for masks to stop being mandatory we're 0.64

00:19:01.480 reopening if you downtown Calgary starting to feel a small sense of

00:19:06.680 normality right now Dave tell us about the reopening plans BC Alberta and

00:19:10.960 actually one of our readers says Saskatchewan's opening up on the 11th so

00:19:14.680 So coming fairly soon.

00:19:16.680 Coming fairly soon.

00:19:17.680 Well, everybody is now mask-free.

00:19:20.680 City of Calgary this week, sort of the last holdout,

00:19:24.680 dropped their mask by-law finally.

00:19:27.680 Town of Canmore, I believe, did the very next day.

00:19:31.680 So Alberta, BC, now mask-free.

00:19:35.680 No restrictions in restaurants or pubs or outdoor gatherings.

00:19:41.680 uh you know uh funerals are back on weddings are back on so it's uh it's a great time to be alive

00:19:50.160 who would have thought uh we'd ever say uh funerals are better yeah yeah and it's uh i know a few

00:19:57.600 people who have uh suffered losses during the uh you know the pandemic and it wasn't pleasant that

00:20:04.320 they were not able to hold proper ceremonies to uh say farewell to their loved ones yeah i've uh

00:20:10.720 i was in that case as well and i think most people are yeah we you know people die we lose people

00:20:16.880 and to not be able to honor them was a tough time um uh corey uh you know you wrote a great column

00:20:24.800 on this um on unmasking nenshi nenshi uh fought to keep mandatory masks till the bitter end

00:20:32.320 kicking and screaming uh tell us about how that council meeting went uh and how the mass mandate

00:20:39.040 was finally defeated and who were the people who fought to the absolute bitter end to keep it and

00:20:43.840 who were the people who essentially just kind of pulled it at the end yeah well it was interesting

00:20:49.200 to uh it was ugly political gamesmanship that was going on you know even going back to the first

00:20:54.640 vote to to keep those i mean we could see they were trying to put their their finger in the eye

00:20:59.440 of premier kenny they do not like premier kenny they do not want the summer reopening to be a

00:21:04.080 success they just don't want things to be happy i mean it's as simple as that so they figured the

00:21:09.120 way to do it was we're going to maintain this law beyond what the rest of the province did and they

00:21:13.840 really did think though i think it fell apart for them when edmonton their council stood up

00:21:17.440 and said well we're not doing that if edmonton is uh being more if edmonton's council is being a bit

00:21:23.600 more uh libertarian than calgary's it gives pause for concern and then cal and then left bridge

00:21:29.600 followed uh and then uh even banff with uh mayor karen sorenson who was very uh outspoken to keeping 0.98

00:21:34.560 the mask so then she was found himself standing alone they kicked it down the road until the fifth

00:21:40.480 the city administration prior to that had been saying we want to keep the mask bylaw until at

00:21:44.480 least the end of july uh jody gondek was positioning herself uh mayoral uh hopeful

00:21:50.320 uh saying she wanted to see well into august everybody was lining up on how they're going

00:21:53.600 to be the hero saving alberta but a couple of others uh they only needed to lose one vote

00:21:58.640 and a couple dropped off, so they were left standing with a lost mandate. But the predictable

00:22:05.120 far left of council, because that's what it was, was Drew Farrell, Jody Gondek, Giancarlo Carras,

00:22:14.560 and who was the last one? Shahal. Shahal, the fourth one. Who is that?

00:22:21.600 He's been drawing the Dale Hodges approach to city council. You know, nobody moves,

00:22:26.240 nobody gets hurt you hide in the background you can make a 30-year career out of it uh i've heard

00:22:32.160 he might be looking to make a federal move coming up a little while which might be the first time

00:22:35.520 for some reason we've seen him jump into this with this masking thing there's a lot to read

00:22:40.560 into these moves and then drew farrell pulled a procedural stunt i mean because they decided they

00:22:48.720 were going to get rid of the mask law they needed three readings of it but typically when it when

00:22:52.880 it's been in council and the majority have said okay it's done it's just going through the motions

00:22:58.240 you get unanimous consent the second one is done but no no and she is a 20-year veteran of that 0.73

00:23:04.400 council said no i'm going to dig my heels in i'm not voting i'm not giving you an ass consent which 0.83

00:23:08.880 forced them to hold a special meeting in the afternoon just to do that and put it out that's 0.99

00:23:14.240 how stubborn politicized and stupid this got but the bottom line is the mass parlors are gone aside 0.98

00:23:20.560 from in city properties on transit and with provincial regulation in taxis and unfortunately 0.99

00:23:25.760 for me and uber but the what it did was clear lines on the two front runners for the merrill

00:23:32.080 t candidate jeremy farkas fought hard against the mask jody gondek fought hard for the mask

00:23:39.680 she was one of the four uh fabulous left who voted against the final uh the final uh 0.93

00:23:47.120 you're lying in the sand the drew the drew motion so you can't not get any more clearer decision

00:23:54.000 uh for the campaign well there we go so if uh we're not all dead come october 18th i guess

00:24:02.400 jeremy parkas uh gets proven right uh yeah we'll see but if we're all dead then um i guess gondek

00:24:10.400 gets to be in there yeah well that's close to one these days anyways yeah but we'll see what happens

00:24:15.840 I mean, nobody really wants to see infections go, but the numbers are great.

00:24:19.280 And it's funny, though, again, watching some of that play, because you can see Mayor Nenshi

00:24:22.840 was already backpedaling a bit on Friday and then starting to pad his landing for Monday,

00:24:27.100 saying, well, the numbers are going to continue to decline.

00:24:29.760 We can reevaluate.

00:24:30.820 We can look at things again.

00:24:32.400 But Dundek just wouldn't back up.

00:24:34.400 And they played the, oh, think of the children card.

00:24:37.720 And one of their big arguments was, well, children haven't been vaccinated.

00:24:42.180 Children aren't dying from COVID.

00:24:43.680 And that's the point.

00:24:45.060 there you know there's no stats out there showing that you know the children are transmitting

00:24:51.700 or even dying from the disease in large numbers so yeah that was their final card they had and

00:24:58.740 it failed well uh let's talk about some of these holdouts at least hold out until there's a good

00:25:06.900 time to be had uh alberta premier a former premier and current ndp leader rachel notley

00:25:13.300 um i mean she has been um pretty successful in getting kenny to do what she wants for most

00:25:19.700 pandemic uh she says crack down harder kenny says no you just you're locked down happy then a week

00:25:26.120 or two later he does it that's been most of the case uh but i think kenny has now finally said

00:25:32.000 okay a year and a half of this of this is enough we're done i think he's been essentially forced

00:25:37.420 into it politically but at the regardless of how we got here we're in a good spot rachel notley

00:25:42.300 says, no, everyone's going to die, can't reopen, we need to keep locking down, should not be the

00:25:47.840 best summer ever. That was until it, well, it got official. Masks are gone, lockdowns are gone,

00:25:56.060 it's done, Stampede's going forward. Notley says Stampede should not happen, at least until recently

00:26:02.920 she's changed her mind. Dave, tell us about this change of part of Rachel Notley. Giddy up, Derek,

00:26:07.340 she uh did change her mind uh and is going to have a big stampede bash this thursday at prairie

00:26:14.300 windspark five o'clock bring your own blanket uh she's been fighting against the stampede 0.99

00:26:21.020 since may uh at the end of may uh notley and kenny had a terse exchange in the legislature

00:26:28.540 she brought up the fact uh you know other canadian exhibitions like the cne and the pe and the sorry

00:26:35.660 Peany and the Formula One race in Montreal were all cancelled and questioned whether or not Kenny

00:26:42.140 was pandering to the stampede and setting the July 1st date just so the stampede could go ahead.

00:26:50.540 Kenny responded saying, well, if it was up to Notley, the NDP would be locked down the entire

00:26:57.260 summer. So many people are calling her a hypocrite. The NDP advertised this big party yesterday. 0.98

00:27:04.780 We did a story on it, which Kenny took great joy in mocking Notley with it, saying, basically, welcome to the party, Rachel.

00:27:15.820 I hope you have a good time.

00:27:18.360 So, yeah, it does seem a complete political about face.

00:27:24.660 Corey, I mean, flip-flopping hypocritical politicians is not a particularly new thing on left or right.

00:27:32.440 How do you think Notley squares this one? 0.90

00:27:35.060 I mean, this is supposed to be a super spreader death match,

00:27:38.940 and now she's having her own big party. 1.00

00:27:42.840 How many events is Notley slated to attend?

00:27:45.620 They said they're going to have a fun-filled Stampede week.

00:27:49.160 I think I saw something with something like 11 events she was officially attending or something.

00:27:54.820 Politicians are always at Stampede, but, I mean, it might be a super spreader event,

00:27:59.760 But when there's votes to be had, she's here.

00:28:02.820 How do you think she's going to square this politically? 0.72

00:28:04.700 How does she answer this?

00:28:06.300 I don't know.

00:28:06.720 It was interesting.

00:28:07.340 You know, I play on Twitter and I looked at her tweet with it. 0.98

00:28:10.420 Of course, I took part in mocking her as well because I love mocking hypocrites, right? 0.97

00:28:13.640 Left, center, doesn't matter. 1.00

00:28:14.820 Hypocrisy, you guys earned it.

00:28:16.620 And she got ratio, which means, you know, very few people actually liked her tweet, 0.65

00:28:20.380 but a lot of people were just cutting into it.

00:28:22.600 I would say the majority cutting into her were coming from the left, not the right.

00:28:25.880 Her own supporters are pretty upset about this.

00:28:27.840 They took, you know, a stand on this. They supported her. They pushed. They said the

00:28:32.200 stampede's irresponsible. And now suddenly, whoa, I'm looking at the fool. Rachel, you're leaving 1.00

00:28:37.400 me hanging me here. You know, in the long run, how much it costs, I don't know. But hypocrisy,

00:28:42.000 as we know, does cut. And politicians can't pass up in the stampede. She painted herself in a 0.97

00:28:46.980 corner because, I mean, I guess taking that stance, she was kind of hoping that it wouldn't happen. 0.99

00:28:51.500 But you can't miss out on that two weeks of ass kissing and pancake flipping. I mean, 0.99

00:28:54.940 it's important. That's why we see the prime minister come out for this. There's any chance

00:28:59.060 you're going to see a prime minister in Alberta sitting one is during stampede or any of the

00:29:02.700 other major political figures is during the stampede. So she couldn't lose that opportunity.

00:29:08.140 I think she gambled on, well, being exposed as a hypocrite, and you are, is still better than 0.97

00:29:14.380 missing out on the two-week opportunity of some face-to-face campaigning on the ground in a city 0.93

00:29:18.900 that's probably going to be a swing one in the next election. Yeah. I'm a bit more cynical,

00:29:22.840 But I don't think hypocrisy tends to hurt politicians most of the time.

00:29:26.980 That's why they do it.

00:29:28.240 I mean, if there was a bigger price to be paid, they would be less critical.

00:29:33.900 Consistency, people say they like consistency, but consistency actually doesn't generally lead to a particularly good political outcome most of the time.

00:29:41.680 So I think she'll get away with this.

00:29:43.320 Yeah.

00:29:43.620 If it was an election, she was facing one this fall, this might hurt.

00:29:46.500 But this will be long forgotten by the time they go to the polls. 0.90

00:29:48.980 but it's still she does look foolish out of it and i'm going to make sure and others just to 0.93

00:29:53.780 rub her nose into it um i did i remember tweeting about that weeks ago when the stampede battle was 0.95

00:29:58.420 going on i was saying i want to see all these people we're saying the stampede is irresponsible

00:30:02.980 let's see how many of these politicians are actually at the stampede when the time comes

00:30:06.180 yeah we're already seeing they're all going to be there they're not doing this yeah so okay well uh

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