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Canada OVERWHELMED By Immigration Under Carney · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Speaker 1: Globe and Mail was just this headline, America's talented ford
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  Speaker 1: and students could find a home in Canada. This is
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  Speaker 1: the higiest thing, the hardest thing is going to be
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  Speaker 1: for them to find a home, just literally a place
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  Speaker 1: to live in Canada, like somewhere that they can actually afford.
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  Speaker 1: Could find a home in Canada. Why would America's talented
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  Speaker 1: ford's students come to Canada? Canada is the worst place
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  Speaker 1: for them to come. Canada is falling apart. Everything is
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  Speaker 1: falling apart, healthcare, all the services, everything, It's incredibly expensive,
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  Speaker 1: it's productions going off a cliff. It's not a good
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  Speaker 1: place to live anymore. It's a different country. It's amazing
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  Speaker 1: what a socialist can do to a country in ten years.
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  Speaker 1: It doesn't seem to be enough time to go from
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  Speaker 1: a country where young people can have hope for a
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  Speaker 1: future where they could, like for instance, buy a house,
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  Speaker 1: start a family, to in ten years. That's just completely
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  Speaker 1: off the table. Ten years doesn't seem like long enough
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  Speaker 1: for that to happen. But that is what happened in Canada.
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  Speaker 1: So what's going on here? Toronto? Toronto has more break
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  Speaker 1: ins than New York and Vancouver. Beats La. The worst
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  Speaker 1: city in North America is in Canada. Only one US city, Pueblo, Colorado,
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  Speaker 1: makes the top three. I think it's where they had
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  Speaker 1: that all that trenda Uragua, guys, wasn't it. Canada's biggest
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  Speaker 1: cities are now clocking higher property crime rates than the
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  Speaker 1: American metros most people think of first when they hear
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  Speaker 1: the word crime. This is from Mario nowfall. But you
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  Speaker 1: get the added bonus in Canada of not being able
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  Speaker 1: to defend yourself or your property or I'll show go
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  Speaker 1: to prison instead of the person who's instead of the criminal.
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  Speaker 1: That's how insane Canada is. Let's see from the Fraser
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  Speaker 1: Institute property crime per one hundred thousand people. Thunder Bay, London,
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  Speaker 1: Windsor are in the top ten for highest property crime
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  Speaker 1: rates for all eighty six urban areas in the Great
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  Speaker 1: Lagus region. So let's see Number one is thunder Bay,
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  Speaker 1: number two London, Ontario, Toronto. There you've got Buffalo at
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  Speaker 1: forty three, Detroit at fifty eight, Windsor, Ontario at seven,
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  Speaker 1: New York, New York, New York, number seventy nine, thunder Bay, Ontario,
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  Speaker 1: number one, number one. That's socialism for you. This is
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  Speaker 1: what socialism does to your country. It's just it makes
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  Speaker 1: me sad. You've got to laugh for all she cried though,
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  Speaker 1: Dad said said. We moved to Canada in nineteen seventy five.
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  Speaker 1: Future historians well marvel, marvel at how quickly a country
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  Speaker 1: can be destroyed from within because of the faulty, parasitized
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  Speaker 1: minds of its politicians. The Canada of my youth is
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  Speaker 1: bafflingly different from the current Canada, and on nearly every
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  Speaker 1: possible metri it is immeasurably worse. I only wish that
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  Speaker 1: Canadians would wake up and fight for their nearly fully
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  Speaker 1: lost society. Every word of this is true. Every word
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  Speaker 1: of this is true. And this is coming from a
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  Speaker 1: guy who had to escape from Lebanon with his family
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  Speaker 1: so that they weren't slaughtered. It was really a decade.
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  Speaker 1: It was really the Trudeau decade that did it. There
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  Speaker 1: were problems before, there were warning signs, but it wasn't
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  Speaker 1: this reckless, reckless, you know, drive towards the h this
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  Speaker 1: reckless stampede towards the cliff that we see now. India
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  Speaker 1: leads with forty five point eight percent of eight hundred
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  Speaker 1: and thirty four thousand study work permits in Canada. Canada
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  Speaker 1: has approved eight hundred and thirty four temporary resident applications
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  Speaker 1: already already in twenty twenty five, with India accounting for
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  Speaker 1: forty five point eight percent, or three hundred and eighty
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  Speaker 1: two thousand permits. Here is a lineup for a minimum
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  Speaker 1: wage job in Vancouver. This is a lineup for a
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  Speaker 1: minimum wage job in Vancouver. So there's eight hundred over
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  Speaker 1: eight hundred thousand there students and temporary workers. That's on
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  Speaker 1: top of the one hundred thousand permanent residents that were
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  Speaker 1: granted in the first three months of this year, so
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  Speaker 1: that'll be over four hundred thousand. I'm sure it'll speed
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  Speaker 1: up assessing year goes on, probably end up somewhere on
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  Speaker 1: five hundred thousand. Why why is this happening? How does
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  Speaker 1: it make sense? How does it make sense to bring
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  Speaker 1: in well over a million people every year when this
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  Speaker 1: is a lineup for a minimum wage job where people
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  Speaker 1: can't when people can't afford housing, when you've got ten
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  Speaker 1: cities setting up everywhere, when you've got millions of Canadians
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  Speaker 1: going to food banks. We don't need more workers, we
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  Speaker 1: don't need more people, it can only hurt us. Why
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  Speaker 1: why it's not rational? It doesn't make sense. I mean,
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  Speaker 1: I would challenge the great economist Mark Karney to tell
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  Speaker 1: me why it's a good thing as we go along
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  Speaker 1: this path of people lighting up for a minimum wage job,
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  Speaker 1: why it's a great idea to bring in what one
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  Speaker 1: point two one point three one point four million people
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  Speaker 1: a year, by the numbers we're seeing already, will be
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  Speaker 1: well over two million by the end of this year.
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  Speaker 1: And that's far worse than even Trudeau. You'd think that
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  Speaker 1: the media would have some interest in this, but you
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  Speaker 1: would be wrong. You would be very wrong. And they're
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  Speaker 1: not paid to ask these kinds of questions that we
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  Speaker 1: ask here on this channel. They're not paid for that.
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  Speaker 1: In fact, if they do ask those questions, they stop
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  Speaker 1: being paid. So yeah, they're not going to kat Canada.
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  Speaker 1: Bye bye affordable housing, Bye bye to the possibility of ownership.
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  Speaker 1: You can thank Carny for that. That's what's going on here.
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  Speaker 1: Canada brings over eight hundred thousand immigrants in first quarter
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  Speaker 1: of twenty twenty five. Getting the picture yet, it's like
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  Speaker 1: it's a slow motion car crash. It's a slow motion pileop,
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  Speaker 1: but there's like, it's not like twenty cars in the
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  Speaker 1: pileop on the highway, it's like every car in the
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  Speaker 1: country all at once. In the first three months of
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  Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, Canada saw one hundred and four thousand
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  Speaker 1: new permanent residents. So that's not the so called temporary
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  Speaker 1: foreign workers, who it turns out all just expect to
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  Speaker 1: stay here and don't go home anyway. Or the students
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  Speaker 1: who again it turns out they are not expected to
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  Speaker 1: go home. They're not expecting to go home afterwards afterwards either.
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  Speaker 1: It turns out they're all permanent and the government knows
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  Speaker 1: this very well. In the first three months of twenty
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  Speaker 1: twenty five, Canada saw one hundred and four thousand new
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  Speaker 1: permanent residents, So that's now permanent residence. They definitely ain't
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  Speaker 1: going anywhere. Of those, thirty percent came from India alone.
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  Speaker 1: Why the obsession with bringing people from India, I mean,
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  Speaker 1: first off, why the obsession with continuing to to bloat
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  Speaker 1: the population of Canada with people that we just simply
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  Speaker 1: can't handle. There is no rational reason. I mean, if
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  Speaker 1: you're looking out for the best interests of Canadians, if
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  Speaker 1: you're looking out, you know, for health care, improving healthcare,
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  Speaker 1: or housing or the job market, or you know, not
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  Speaker 1: suppressing wages. There's no reason why you would do it
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  Speaker 1: unless you want to hurt Canadians, unless you want them
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  Speaker 1: to have worse health care or no health care, die
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  Speaker 1: before they can get their healthcare, not be able to
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  Speaker 1: afford a house, not be able to get a job,
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  Speaker 1: to have their wages suppressed if they somehow miraculously managed
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  Speaker 1: to get a job. Canadians voted for this. That's the
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  Speaker 1: crazy thing. Everybody, anybody from the rest of the world
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  Speaker 1: watching this, don't be Canada. Canadians voted for this. A
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  Speaker 1: continuation of the Trudeau government, and not just a continuation
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  Speaker 1: overdrive Trudeau in overdrive. This is all crazy. No sane
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  Speaker 1: person who is actually interested in the well being of
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  Speaker 1: their country would do this. So they're not doing it
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  Speaker 1: for the interest of Karne isn't doing this for the
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  Speaker 1: interest of Canadians. He's doing it for some other interest.
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  Speaker 1: He has some other loyalty. He has a globalist interest,
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  Speaker 1: a globalist loyalty, and mark my words, he is going
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  Speaker 1: to extract and he's already in the process of it,
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  Speaker 1: extracting every atom of wealth he cant from this country
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  Speaker 1: and giving it to his friends, just robbing the country blind.
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  Speaker 1: There's no there's no other explanation, right, this is not
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  Speaker 1: a plan for Canada. This is a global globalist plan anyway.
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  Speaker 1: That's all I'm going to say about that. Please like,
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  Speaker 1: you for that. I will see you next time. M