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RADIO BALONEY LIVE! Biden Dementia, Trump Verdict, Canada Is Insane, Twitter Review · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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We're talking about Trump and this ridiculous verdict, this insane verdict, this this
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judgment of like three hundred and fifty million dollars in New York on something that
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never should have been brought up in the first place. What does the hand
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mean returned chicks? Is that? Does that mean it's working? Does that
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mean you can hear me? Now? I don't know what that means.
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There we go, Thank you, sir, Thank you very very much.
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All right, So we're we go. So, yeah, we're gonna talk
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about this absurd case against Trump. We're gonna hear from Alan Dershowitz on it,
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Elon Musk piped it as well. We're gonna talk about Ceesis, which
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is the Canadian intelligence Services, which apparently are targeting parents who are opposed to
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sex changes. So it's very similar to what's happening in the States, actually,
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isn't it. And it's no surprise. Under a tree to government,
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I assume that he would be putting pressure on the intelligence services, and it's
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exactly what you would expect. It's scary, though. We're gonna go through
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all of the Twitter stuff that I put together through the week, and that's
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always fun. I think I enjoyed that part the most actually, out of
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the whole stream. And if things get too dark, too depressing, if
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they destroy your will to live, we're gonna pallet cleanse with a puppy for
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just a few moments, and that makes everything better. All right. So
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here we are, folks. We're finally working. Everything's finally working. I've
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got the right screen up, the volume is working. You guys can actually
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hear me. Now, let's do it. This is Russia, this is
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China, China. Trump slams criminal judges ruling in New York civil case.
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It all comes down to Biden. It's a witch hunt against his political opponent,
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Trump says, And it sure looks like that, doesn't It says,
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this is Russia, this is China. But it's awfully interesting. You know,
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they're you know, Alex Navalni and the Russian dissident who just died in
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prison. All of the Democrats and all the leftists or are talking about that,
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and it's a bad that's bad. It's not good. It's not good
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what happens to them. But they seemed they don't seem capable of recognizing that.
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It kind of looks like they're doing the same thing themselves, not only
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to Trump, but apparently to everybody who's ever known is lawyers, everybody.
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There's a deep, kind of tragic irony in it all. Well, let's
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take a look. On Friday, former President Donald J. Trump slammed the
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decision by New York Judge Arthur angeron ordering Trump family members and business associates to
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pay upwards of three hundred and sixty four million. Three hundred and sixty four
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million. So that's crazy, is it not. Don't forget. This is
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a victimless crime. It's actually not even a crime. It doesn't appear to
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be. It's never been tried. Nobody's ever been tried for this before.
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It's a first, and it's no surprise that it's coming against Trump, is
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it. So the banks were happy with the with the arrangement for the loans,
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because this is what loans. This is about the claiming that Trump overvalued
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his properties to get loans. Well, who thinks that the banks don't have
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assessors that check on it for themselves. Obviously they do. The banks that
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it's all fine, they're good, they got paid back, and there doesn't
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appear to be any actual crime, which I guess is why they never tried
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anybody for it in the past. I guess what, Trump, it doesn't
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matter if there's a crime or not. It's just get Trump. I mean,
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the DA campaigned on getting Trump no evidence, didn't have any crime,
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just said I'm going to get them. So it's all extremely transparent, is
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it not. I don't know how it could be really more transparent in all
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honesty, but anyway, let's keep reading. Trump spoke with two reporters outside
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is mar A Lago residents, comparing Judge Ingron's ruling to communist China and Russia
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and blaming President Biden for being the mastermind of it all. It sure seems
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like it, he said, A crooked New York State judge just ruled that
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I have to pay fine of three hundred and fifty five million for having built
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the perfect company. So you know, Trump really said it the perfect company.
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It all comes down to Biden. It's say, which hunt against his
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political opponent, the likes of which our country has never seen before. I
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mean, we keep hearing that all of these das have been to the White
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House. They're actually in communications with the White House. It seems like there
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might be some sort of coordination going on there. Let's see, Trump told
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reporters that anger On ruled against me before he even got the case. He
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said I was guilty. He didn't know what I was guilty of before he
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even got the case. Well, as we know, it was a summary
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judgment, so Trump wasn't his lawyers weren't even allowed to present the case.
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The judge just said no, you're guilty right away, and then the rest
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of it was just about how much will he pay? How much is the
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punishment, which is insane. It shows the total degeneration of the media at
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this point, where this is all just fine with them, right. You
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know, democracy dies in the dark, right, all of that they don't
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care. When Trump won in twenty sixteen, they did say publicly, you
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know, the Washington Post famously, I mean, journalists were talking publicly about
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how, you know, just the facts wasn't gonna work anymore. The election
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didn't turn out the way they wanted, and they weren't happy about it.
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And from then on they had a responsibility to shape the narrative, to tell
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people what to do, to influence people what to do, not with the
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truth, not with facts, not to let people make up their own minds.
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No, they needed to be manipulated, and it seems they were pretty
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they were pretty honest about that, which is show that in itself is shocking.
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It shows such a lack of principle and a lack of UH. And
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this is such a confidence that they just get away with it as well,
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which is fairly shocking. Now that's just normal, so weird thing like this
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case is so insane. Again, this is a there's no victim. There's
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no victim in this. Everybody was happy. It's so insane that it it's
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bizarre that it's not. Everybody isn't outraged across the world every single day hearing
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about that. I mean, this has been at a republic. Stuff.
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It's so out of line, it's so extreme. It's so obviously corrupt.
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Little by little, incrementally Western societies are becoming corrupt. They're becoming compromised,
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little by little, frog boiling in a pot to the point where this this
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just happens, and the powers that be, no, they can get away
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with it. They there's there's absolutely no fear of any kind of anything coming
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back on them. They can just do it. They know that they've got
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the media behind them. They will cover for them no matter what they do.
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Let's see, we've got Invin High from Whistler. How you doing Invin
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posty, poet? No accountability in this world anymore? And poet, I
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just want to say I enjoyed those, uh, those poems you sent me.
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I enjoyed those. Those are good and thanks for sending those. I
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really appreciate that. Where was I I was ranting, ranting and raving like
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a lunatic. I should get back on it. Yeah, it's just it's
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bizarre to me that this stuff is real, Like it's just slowly crept up.
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So you see more and more bizarre things like, for instance, sex
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changes for kids treated as if it's just this absolutely normal, mundane thing.
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Oh yeah, yeah, oh yeah, kids get sex changes now, no
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big deal. Just stuff that even you know, ten years ago, certainly
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twenty years ago, you would have sounded like a lunatic. People would have
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not been friends with you for saying things like that, like that that's cool.
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Slowly incrementally and these things have been normalized, and it's frightening. You
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know. The cultural revolution has just crept up a little bit by little bit,
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all on the principle of never one step back from the progressives right,
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they themselves can't take one step back. They have to keep moving more to
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the left because where they were just standing, where they were just standing,
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is now right, and they can't go they can't go to the right.
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They have to go left always. All right, Anyway, that's my rant
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about how things have And the thing is, it's not even happening slowly anymore.
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It doesn't even seem like it's happening incrementally anymore. Now they're taking giant
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leaps. But all right, where are we going with this? The case
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brought by New York Attorney General. The case brought by New York Attorney General
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Letitia James has been seeking three hundred and seventy million in damages from the former
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president. James argued in the case that Trump inflated the value of his business
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entities in the city with real estate pricing, and alleged he engaged in a
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pattern of repeated and persistent fraud. Except nobody says they were defrauded except her.
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The ruling also barred Trump from running businesses in New York for three years.
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The former president said that was no fraud. I totally lost my Trump
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accent, my Trump representation there and explain that banking testified that they all got
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their money and insisted that Trump is a great customer. That's all true,
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that's all true. Let's hear what Alan Dershowitz had to say about it,
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and keep in mind, Alan Dershowitz is a lifelong liberal. He says he's
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not going to vote for Trump. He didn't, he hasn't voted for him
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in the past. He's not going to vote for him next time. But
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he just wants to be able to actually vote against him because he's even though
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he's represented Trump, he represented him in the defended him in the impeachment,
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he's just going off principal. He's one of the few people, one of
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the few people on the left that actually does have any any principles. Although
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and now they've actually ex commun indicated him from the left, by the way,
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I guess, because he's actually like a traditional liberal and they hate that.
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So now he's lost all of his lefty friends. But he continues,
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let's take a look case. But this tells us so much about the police
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case. But this tells us so much about the politicization of our justice system,
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the weaponization of our system, and It's so dangerous because it will mean
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that business people are not going to want to run for office because they know
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if they run for office, partisans are going to go after them, investigate
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them, figure out some way of getting them, like overvaluating. You know,
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this is a judge which over evaluates when he wants to three hundred and
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fifty million dollars for no damage, then under evaluates when he wants to Mary
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Lago eighteen million dollars. He's just willing to manipulate the numbers to get him
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to the result he wanted. I hope the courts will look at this with
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a very very very stringent eye. Case. But this tells us so much
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about the politicization. So yeah, I mean the politicization is obvious, right
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this again, They've never prosecuted somebody for this before. This is just a
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made up crime, no victims, It's a made up crime. It couldn't
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be more transparent that this is simple political persecution. Let's see, Jay Leffeff
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says the Dems and Libs are the most corrupt in my lifetime. So yeah,
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the Democrats and like the Liberal Party in Canada. Absolutely, it's not
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just that too, it's incompetence as well. I would say that the Liberal
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Party of Canada is even more incompetent. To be honest, and then says,
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I speak to so many people who get their info from sources like CNN.
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Yes they do. They don't get alternative news. It feeds itself.
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It's an echo chamber. Yeah, they won't hear or listen to this perspective
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or any other view. No, they're trained not to. That's an excellent
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point there, excellent point. They're trained not to because it's the left and
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progressivism, wokeism, whatever you want to call it is. It's it is
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like a religion now right, and they have things like original sin, which
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is white privilege. And they have heretics, which is anybody who doesn't agree
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with them. They have apostate since anybody who just stops and goes well,
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that doesn't make any sense, you know, anybody who was part of their
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clique, anybody who's part of their culture just goes well, I don't know
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about this whole sex changes for kids thing. Now they're an apostate. They're
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actually more vicious to them than anybody else. I think they are seen as
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the greatest threat to them. To be honest, But yeah, they're they're
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they're they're kind of they're trained, they train themselves. There is a kind
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of a built in mechanism, and again, modern leftism, wokeism, progressivism,
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what it's all basically the same thing, where they will your own people
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will attack you harshly if you dissent on anything right. So it's kind of
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a no win situation for them. It's not really a no win situation,
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but it kind of feels like that to a lot of them because they don't
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want to lose all their friends, right so, and they know from being
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around them that they're not going to act rationally right at all or have any
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loyalty to them. If they bring up even just the smallest minor thing,
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then they go, well, that don't make a lick of sense, does
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it. You're out. You do that, you're out. Now you're right
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wing, you're far right. What was what was left wing yesterday is now
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right if they've moved past it, because they just have to keep moving because
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it's it's also the thing too, if it feels like there's not much principles
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happening over there, it's because there isn't. They're just going on what feels
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but feels progressive or woke or whatever. They don't actually know why they believe
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the things they believe. They just know what they're supposed to believe, right,
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and that people will get really mad at them if they don't. Let's
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see. Jay Hemp says, good to see you're still bringing awareness to the
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clown world we now live in. Big salute to you from Ohio. Will
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A big salute to you as well, sir. Jayla Fef says, I
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sent twenty dollars. Thanks for great channel, Thank you very much, sir.
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In fact, that gets another clap. That was twenty dollars worth of
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claps right there. Thank you very much. All right, So I guess
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I'm better keep moving on. So yeah, I agree with basically, well,
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I agree with I tend to trust Alan Dershwitz as being an objective view
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on this stuff, because again, he's not a Republican, he's not a
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conservative, he's a Democrat. He said he's going to vote for Joe Biden
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if Joe Biden's a nominee, regardless. But he does seem to be principled,
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you know, and it's cost him a lot and his you know,
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personally in his personal life, you know, lifelong friends, you know,
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he's been excommunicated from his whole group. So I think he's a fairly trusted
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source. And also just when you look at the bare facts of this,
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it's absurd, and then you think about it's almost like it's so reckless.
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He was talking about their businesses in New York. Well, you got to
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think right now, there's a lot of people thinking about moving their businesses out
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of New York, you know, big companies, because it's it's just open
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season on him if it if it's deemed to be politically expedient to go after
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them, they're going to go after them. And there's really no recourse.
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I mean, and if you are deemed to be a heretic in some way,
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they're going to go after you and they're going to get you. Right,
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look at this with this with this Trump case, right, it was
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a summary judgment. He wasn't even allowed to defend himself. The judges said
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no, you're guilty right from the start, and then it just went to
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well how much is he going to have to pay? Now it sounds very
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much like this is going to be going to be thrown out on appeal,
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and you would think so, but who knows. Elon Musk said, well,
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he slammed the New York court ordering President Trump to pay three hundred fifty
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four million. He said, no victims. Well, let's take a look
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at the quote directly here said, given that there were no victims with losses,
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who is the supposed to receive the money the three hundred and fifty four
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million, And I understand it's actually even more than that. So who is
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supposed to receive the money? Well, I guess the state just gets it
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right because there's no victim. Tell you about how absurd that is. So
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in this case, the state can just say there's no victim, but they
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can just sue. So they can just take somebody in to the court on
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behalf of somebody who says there's no crime, get hundreds of millions of dollars
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from a private citizen from his business and just take it. I mean,
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it's just it's un This is what you would expect from a Banana Republic.
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Her Retardichick says they don't like the straight white man. Well, it's not
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very popular in the amongst the left these days. I think we have to
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say, wouldn't we Because like CNNMSNBC. They talk about that all the time,
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how much they don't like it that Joy read Have you heard her,
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She's a fucking lunatic. The poet says, that's the state of all judiciary.
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Well, if you're in a deep blue state in the United States,
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if you're in like New York, you're fucked. Right, whether it's a
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judge or a jury trial, it doesn't matter. You're screwed if you're deemed
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to be if you are targeted as a political victim or political target, you're
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fucked. You're done. You know what I also want to say on that
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second poem, I liked the message about it's because to me, I saw
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that as like stoicism, right, and kind of like taking care of your
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own garden first before you worry about the rest of the world, you know,
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like making sure you have your own life in order and getting pee,
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you know, and finding peace. So, I mean that's how I read
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it as anyway, But anyway, I thought it was cool. Let's move
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on after that. You know, it kind of irritates me so much.
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This, I mean, I find it so crazy and surreal that something like
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this can happen. This is just one of the cases. This is just
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one of the cases against Trump. There's a puppy. This is a palate
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cleanser we've all been waiting with. This is what we all need right now.
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Look at that. That's just adorable. That's just adorable. You know
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my favorite part of this video. At no point does Justin Trudeau burst in
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and try and give the puppy a vaginoplasty. At no point, and no
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matter how many times you watch it, that will never happen. It's nice,
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it's nice. It makes me think of a simple time poet says,
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or Canada, look at tomorrow. Yeah, it's Mary Leech. She's suing.
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She's suing now, I mean, what's happened to her? And Barbera
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has been in others as well, has been I mean it's obviously persecution.
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It appears to me. I mean, by the time there's a verdict on
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that, it looks like it won't be till the summer of this year.
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That'll be but like almost two and a half years, she said, the
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process of the punishment in Canada, and it appears to be you know,
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it's a tactic to regardless of what the verdict is, you've been through two
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years, two and a half years of torture from the government, of constant
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pressure and stress, and you're probably broke as well from the legal fees.
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It's a punishment all its own, and of course the government's got unlimited funds
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to keep up the pressure. So it's what evil I think. Anyway,
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Canadian Intelligence admits to spying on parents who oppose child sex changes. This sounds
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a lot like what was happening with in the States with the FBI, doesn't
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it, where they're spying on parents at school board meetings. So this is
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new. I had a bit more faith in Canadian intelligence that there was.
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You know, there's been like a couple of leaks out that were not favorable
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for the Trudeau administration, the Trudeau government or the Trudeau regime maybe we'll call
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it. But this is awful. And I assume this is under great pressure
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from Trudeau, right, because he needs boogieman, right, he needs scary
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people to try and scare people to vote for him, poetsas or the coots
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for Yeah, we're talking talking about Yeah, that is yeah, it's it's
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it's appalling. It's the sooner we can get Trudeau's government, Trudeau's regime out
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the better. Hopefully it will be before you know, late twenty twenty five,
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but we'll just have to see. Doesn't sound like Justin is going anywhere.
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He doesn't, doesn't sound like he plans to. So, yeah,
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Canadian intelligence spying on parents who oppose child sex changes because it's scary. Trudeau
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needs a boogey man, he needs those evil, those evil right wing people.
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So just take normal parents who are concerned about their kids and are terrified
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about what's what schools are doing to them and call them extremists, and then
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Trudeau can get out in front of everybody and talk about the extremists that he's
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going to protect everybody from. I don't think it's going to work. I
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think people are done listening to him, and nobody believes them anymore. It
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has been it has been revealed that the Canadian government has been keeping tabs on
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those in the anti gender movement that oppose child sex changes, suggesting they pose
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a violent threat to the country. Again, I always talk about how I
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feel like I'm in an alternate universe. Right, the Canadian government is really
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worried about those people who aren't for child sex changes. That's who they're worried
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about. That's who they're worried about. Think about, and how insane that
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is because you know this is going to be used. You know this is
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going to be used against just normal people with normal beliefs. Right, of
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course it is. Jay hamp says, there is much right and wrong with
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our side. Of course, nobody's right all the time about anything. And
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then any any time you've got a large group of people, they're going to
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be people that are just nutbars or that are ill intent, you know,
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ill intended, or in it for ulterior motives, whatever. But I'm not
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on the side that wants to give children sex changes though, right, So
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I don't want to be on the side that wants to give children sex changes
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or wants to judge everybody by their immutable characteristics. Right. I don't want
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to be on the side that says you can look at a person and know
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everything you need to know about them by their appearance. I don't want to
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be on that side. But I don't want to be on the side that
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wants to give drugs to drug addicts so that they can die at an order
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of magnitude rate higher, which is what's happening in Canada, right, So
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I don't want to be on that side. I know, I know,
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not everything's great on my side. Whatever my side is, I don't align
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with anybody on everything anyway. Right. I know I'm for free speech,
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I'm for that. I'm against, you know, telling people that the only
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thing that matters about them is their race. I'm against giving children sex changes.
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Right, these all feel like kind of normal things. It's not really
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that different from just when I was growing up. But I called myself a
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liberal. I mean, I'm a little I'm definitely more conservative on economic issues
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now, I will say that for sure. But a lot of the stuff
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I think, like I don't care about gay marriage, a lot of stuff.
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I think it was just kind of normal liberal stuff ten years ago.
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Not everything, but a lot of it. I think there was a lot
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of overlap between just kind of moderates and conservatives. You know, I don't
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think I could call I couldn't call myself a liberal today. I would have
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to call myself a conservative at this point because there's a lot of people running
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around calling themselves liberals who are fucking insane, and they're actually far left that
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far left authoritarians. Jam says, we expect our opponents to care about values.
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They do not. We must understand this. You're absolutely right. It's
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an asymmetric battle that's going on, ideological battle that's going on. They don't
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care, right, They care about what feels progressive, what feels left,
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ultimately, what feels like it's good for the revolution. That's it. You'll
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notice that they're not using words to communicate. They're using words to manipulate all
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the time because there is no central core to it. Like when Trudeau says
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that Canada has no core identity, he's projecting. He's talking about himself and
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his ideology. There is no core there. It's just whatever feels left,
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whatever feels like would be progressive, whatever feels like it's something that a conservative
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wouldn't do. They just go they don't care, right, it doesn't matter.
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That's how they got switched around on the race thing so quickly. Right,
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Like they're in favor of segregation now, like segregated this, segregated that,
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segregated graduation ceremonies. Affinity groups they call them, right, affinity groups
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in schools like it does, and it doesn't throw them for a second to
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go, oh wait a second, we're for that thing that we used to
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think was racist, but now you're racist if you're not for it, and
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that doesn't make any sense. It doesn't matter as long as everybody around them
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are all in a green that this is the left wing thing, this is
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the progressive thing, They'll just keep doing it. That's safety. They're fucking
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sheep. If it's good for the revolution, it's good. That's the way
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it goes. Anyway, some great points in the UH in the chat here,
30:18
I'm want to give Jay Hamm some applause for that one. Well,
30:26
how retarded chicks are saying they're Hamas for crying out loud therefore Hamas. I
30:32
know. I know they're queers for Palestine. It's what they are. And
30:41
I haven't seen it yet, but I do expect artists who draw the prophet
30:44
Mohammed for Palestine soon as well, because that would be damn funny. I
30:51
really wish that would happen. I really wish that would happen. I don't
30:53
think it'd go well for them, I'll be honest, all right, Where
31:03
are we going with this? Okay? And a document compiled compiled by it
31:11
AC and obtained by the CBC The Access to Information requests. So the CBC
31:18
got this. This is like a dream come true for the CBC because the
31:22
way they're going to run with this is that it's a good thing, right.
31:25
It's really scary that there's all these scary right wingers out there that don't
31:29
want to sterilize and mutilate kids. Those are terrible people, so they're going
31:33
to love this, you know. I don't think I've seen them been any
31:40
access for information requests for I don't know, like all these protests going on,
31:45
with all those green flags that are ending up in front of like Jewish
31:48
hospitals and Jewish bakeries. Haven't heard anything from the CBC in terms of trying
31:55
to get the inside scoop on that. I think it's very unlike that they
32:00
would because they like that stuff. Apparently. I think they're fans of it,
32:15
let's see. The outlet reported that the document spoke about ITAC, made
32:19
up of intelligence authorities, is set to keep tabs on threat actors and their
32:23
intentions to target Pride celebrations. Well, what would like a placard antie two
32:35
s LGBTQI plus narratives, the document added, remain a common theme in violent
32:42
rhetoric. Espouse by white nationalists, neo Nazis, Freedom Movement, Freedom Movement,
32:49
and networks such as diagalon and QAnon. What the fuck has QAnon got
32:52
to do with Canada? That's retarded. Diagalon is a joke. Their mascot
32:59
is like a cocaine addicted unicorn. It's clearly a joke. It's not real.
33:07
So this really removes any confidence that I would have in Canadian intelligence at
33:12
least that they're being honest. It's absurd. Also, I really I had
33:16
somebody in the comments one of my videos this week kind of bemoaning the fact
33:23
that this was a gay man who was bemoaning the fact that he's being lumped
33:29
in with all of the other letters, particularly the t's and the q's,
33:35
because the q's are the gender benders, you know, and a trillion different
33:39
genders all of that, and the t's because, I mean, the thing
33:44
is is that what do the l's and the g's and the b's have to
33:49
do with the t's. Nobody even really knows what the two s l is
33:53
or the two s's, right, the plus? What is the plus?
33:58
That's for all the ones that they they haven't figured out what they are yet,
34:00
but they know they're there. There's an infinite number of them, so
34:04
they just put the plus there, you know, until they can think of
34:07
what they actually are. Yeah, but the g's and the l's and the
34:19
b's, they don't really have anything to do with the rest of it.
34:22
But they're all they're all put together into this artificially artificially created group, which
34:29
really they don't have anything to do with each other, but they're all put
34:30
together into this group, and then that is used as a cudgel and nobody's
34:37
there's no Like I've said this many times, there's no like gay town with
34:40
the mayor of gay town, or they have elections, you know, and
34:45
there's like a press secretary for the mayor of gay town, or like lesbian
34:50
town and they all elect their representative. No, these are just self appointed
34:54
spokespeople. So that's who you hear from. You're not hearing from somebody where
35:00
all the gay people or all the lesbians or all the b people or whatever
35:05
all got together and said, yeah, that person speaks for us. No,
35:12
so you've got this artificially created group of people who really don't agree on
35:17
everything, and even within the group. Of course, these are human beings.
35:22
Not all gay people agree on everything that should be obvious, but they
35:25
put it in this package and pretend it's all the same thing and sell that
35:31
and then anybody who has I mean, if you were against, if you
35:37
just think that it is insane to give sex changes to children who can't possibly
35:45
give informed consent for that, What does that have to do with the l's
35:49
or the g's. Of course nothing, But that's why they package it altogether,
35:55
to create this group that they can use as a cudgel without the consent
36:00
of the individual people in this group. Nobody asks them. Do you ever
36:05
see them? You know, like, do you ever see the CBC do
36:07
a deep dive into what all the gay people actually think? Do like a
36:13
poll or something that's not gonna happen that might shatter some illusions that wouldn't be
36:23
politically expedient for them. They know what they want you to think, and
36:30
god damn it, they're not going to stop until you do get qan on
36:36
what the fuck has that got to do with Canada? Jesus, all right,
36:52
let's see. The report took particular aim at those who support religiously motivated
36:58
violent extremism. Suggest such people few members of the Internet Wi Fi pastord community
37:05
as desirable targets. I'm not believing any of this. I'm not believing a
37:14
word of this. I think we've learned enough by now just to realize that
37:16
you can't trust any of this shit. It's all fucking political at this point.
37:25
All right, let's move on. Oh, by the way, so
37:30
it ceases taking a look, where's the CBC access to information request about the
37:37
one hundred churches that have been vandalized to burn with what? I think there's
37:40
been like one or two people arrested. One hundred churches, one hundred.
37:47
I guess that's not a priority for some reason with the Trudeau government. I
37:53
guess it just isn't for some crazy reason. One hundred Christian churches in Canada
38:02
have been vandalized, burned down, or desecrated since the announcement of the apparent
38:07
discovery of graves found near a residential school in Kamloops, BC. One problem.
38:14
Never found not there. This was underground radar that they used, and
38:21
where they have done digs, they just found rocks. There's nothing there.
38:23
The whole thing appears to be just not real, not real. There is
38:30
no evidence to support any of this. Of course, CBC really isn't interested
38:37
in that at all. They found it very useful politically. All this stuff,
38:43
I think it ends up backfiring in the end on these people. They're
38:46
better to just be honest about it. You know, you can't put a
38:53
country through this and then just expect everybody. And then when it turns out
39:00
that well, they weren't being entirely honest, or they were leaving a lot
39:02
out right. They were making assumptions. They were claiming that there were all
39:07
these unmarked graves based on the slimmest of it. It's not even really evidence,
39:14
as we're finding out now, there is no evidence. And this stuff
39:24
backfires eventually because you can't fool everybody all the time. You can fool some
39:29
of the people some of the time. You know, Trudeau's basement for supporting
39:35
candidate is probably about twenty five percent. You know, it's like Scott Adams
39:37
said, twenty five percent of people will be wrong about everything all the time,
39:44
right, So I think I think Trudeau's bottom is about twenty five percent.
39:47
But you can't fool everybody all the time, especially when you're destroying the
39:52
country around them. So in response to these announcements. Far left radicals have
40:02
used this opportunity as an excuse to terrorize Catholic and other Christian communities by targeting
40:08
churches. And a lot of these churches are on reserves which are used by
40:15
the people on the reserves as well. But they never mentioned anything about that
40:22
anyway. I'd like to see something about this. Where is the concerned about
40:25
this? This is actual damage, right, This is burning down churches.
40:32
This is a real thing, one hundred of them. Why is that not
40:37
on the on the on the on the front burner for them? But we
40:42
know why, all right, Jay Ham says. And this is a good
40:59
point here, Jay Ham says, great point. Our side seeks like minded
41:02
trust society. People. We want to live in peace and we want you
41:07
to live in and we want you to live in peace. We want to
41:09
live in peace and we want you to live in peace. Unfortunately, our
41:13
opponents want us to suffer. Sad yes, it is, but that is
41:19
the truth. I mean, it is an asymmetric conflict that's happening, ideological
41:24
conflict that's happening. We are, you know, generally pretty much live and
41:32
let live. I don't care if a don't if adults are going to do
41:37
whatever to their body. I mean, I think there should be guardrails in
41:40
place to protect like the obviously mentally ill. I don't think that, you
41:47
know, like requesting to have your legs cut off because you identify as you
41:52
know, somebody in a wheelchair. I think at that, I think there's
41:58
a place where you can say, well hold on, maybe we should have
42:01
some guardrails in place. But I don't see, like I don't care about
42:07
identity is the thing, So I don't care about somebody's sexuality. I don't
42:10
care if somebody, an adult, has made that decision. If some thirty
42:15
year old person decides to do that, well that's their business. Right Again,
42:20
I'd like to see some guardrails in place, but that's their business.
42:23
They can do as they like. It doesn't matter to me. It's not
42:25
like I wouldn't be friends with somebody over it. It doesn't make any more
42:29
difference to me than the color of somebody's eyes or their hair, or if
42:32
they're left handed or right handed. I don't care, right, I think
42:38
it's I think it is the least interesting thing about a person. It just
42:46
maybe just leave the kids out of it. Leave the kids out of it
42:51
for God's sake anyway. Anyway, so elon Musk, he says this,
43:07
the public still doesn't understand even a tiny fraction of the power of the censorship
43:14
government industrial complex. As predicted, my companies and I came as predicted,
43:21
my companies and I came under relentless attack the moment the censorship of this platform
43:28
was lifted. How how far will they go to stop me? I will
43:30
say, they'll go really far. Well, he just had his his pay
43:37
packet from Tesla and thrown out in Delaware, which in Delaware is supposed to
43:44
be the safe place to have your company. Well, the judge has obviously
43:51
been politicized there. Now he's moved, moved the uh the incorporation of the
43:54
company out of Delaware and into Texas. But he's being investigated I think in
44:00
about three different ways by the Biden administration. Right, they're not happy about
44:07
not having total control over one platform anymore, you know, not having the
44:14
power to tell them. You know, we don't like this, get rid
44:17
of it. We don't like this person, Get rid of them. They're
44:21
not happy about it. They got all the other ones, no problem.
44:23
They got Google, the YouTube, they got Facebook, they got all the
44:28
rest of them, no problem, but there's one, and one is too
44:31
many. Apparently where we go next, Actually, let's take a look at
44:42
the comments here. This guy's saying, when I first got into Tesla,
44:52
that's when I saw how much fake news and censorship there is. Elon said,
44:55
yeah, it's insane. Based on what they did to you in Delaware,
45:02
I think they're just getting started. Elon Musk said absolutely, yeah,
45:07
he knows. I mean it makes it all the more impressive that what he's
45:14
doing in all honesty, isn't it. I mean, he really is putting
45:22
his money where his mouth is and taking the heat. When you think about
45:28
that, you think about the United States government is against you, they want
45:35
to bring you down. That's terrifying. Even if you're the world's richest man.
45:39
That's scary because they're still more powerful than you. No matter how rich
45:45
you are, they're still more powerful than you ultimately, and the only question
45:51
is how far will they go. I mean, he's also watching what they've
45:53
done too. He's also watching what they've done to Trump, I mean,
45:58
a former president, what they did to him while he was president. It's
46:07
quite terrifying and dystopian. So I got to say. The guy's got brass,
46:14
paulso he's he has. He has courage is what he has. It'd
46:25
be nice to see some more billionaires have some courage as well. But I
46:34
think that obviously most of them are not principled. They don't care about things
46:37
like free speech. Poet says Elon is not our hero. Remember that fact.
46:43
Well, no, I mean nobody is right. There's nobody that is.
46:46
It's not not Trump, not you know, every everybody is imperfect in
46:51
some way. But I'm gonna say that I admire him absolutely, one hundred
46:55
percent, and I admire his guts and his courage doing what he's doing.
46:59
Is x formerly Twitter perfect? No, it's not. Is it way better?
47:04
Yes? Is he being Is the process of persecution by the US government
47:09
beginning against him? Yeah, that's not happening for no reason. It's not
47:14
because they like what he's doing. How Retudichick says, they got to be
47:22
gay. That's right. We're not allowed to admire people anymore unless they're rainbow
47:31
Very said, very sad. I like the times when we just admired people
47:36
because they were great, because they did good things, and it didn't matter.
47:40
You know, there really was a time, a short period of time
47:45
where we could actually just not care right Like I admired Douglas Murray immensely.
47:50
I think he's brilliant. Not because he's gay, has nothing to do with
47:57
it, because the guy's a brilliant conservative mind. Let's see. Let's listen
48:05
to this. Garrett Jones, assistant principal from elementary school, says he thinks
48:09
it's appropriate for eight year old kids to be reading geez okay, I got
48:20
to make a decision here on if I want got to make a decision on
48:24
here, if I want to get this video immediately demonetized. Do you two
48:29
have children? Is that correct? Yes? What ages are they? Eighteen,
48:32
sixteen, and thirteen? And would you find it appropriate if they brought
48:36
this book? Come, we're talking about dirty magazines and pornography in a K
48:38
to five environment. I think it would open up a conversation that we would
48:43
have. So you think the book is appropriate in the K to five environment
48:45
even though it's reference in pornography and dirty magazines. I think in my what
48:53
I voted for was that it would be for the three to five age group,
49:00
which would be what ages, so that would be eight to ten twelve,
49:09
So you think an eight year old would be appropriate age appropriate to be
49:14
reading about pornography and journey magazines from school? Yes, because I believe you
49:19
two have children. Is that correct? Jesus wow. I mean when you
49:22
see it like that, so clear and stark, where these people are coming
49:28
from what they actually believe, it's shocking. Shouldn't be, you know,
49:32
but just that somebody would feel empowered to admit that publicly, now it tells
49:38
you something. I mean, I think it has to be damaging to their
49:45
cause because that is an extremely fringe opinion, extremely fringe opinion. But it
49:57
tells you something. Somebody would be willing to say that publicly, something so
50:01
appalling, something so out there, something so far left and insane. I
50:12
mean, it's good. It's good that they actually saying it. It's not
50:15
good that they want to do that, but they support it. It's good
50:19
that they're saying it publicly so people really know. So it takes away,
50:23
you know, the illusion that it takes away any doubt of what they actually
50:30
want. It immediately removes their credibility, you know, it takes away the
50:37
opportunity say, well, they don't really want to do that. No,
50:38
that's just that's just far right people making things up. No, he's saying
50:44
it. He's saying it clearly and explicitly. Let's see. J Ham says.
51:00
I have a college buddy from the nineties I still talk to every day.
51:04
Just a couple of years ago I mentioned to him, you will learn
51:07
more from what your enemy doesn't say than what they do say. They properly
51:12
said leave the kids out. When is the last time we heard anybody from
51:17
the left say that. Well, they don't say that. They want the
51:22
kids in. It's a cultural revolution, right, So the best way to
51:28
get them is to get them young, brainwash them from these people talk all
51:32
about systems. The system is is is, you know, systemic racism,
51:38
and they're constantly talking about systems and systems are wrong and system this and system
51:44
that. Right, so they think that people are brainwashed from the start anyway,
51:51
So they just think, well, we'll brainwash kids into our crazy cultural
51:53
revolution. No. I mean they don't say leave the kids out because they
52:00
don't want to leave the kids out. They want they want to brainwash the
52:04
kids. They want to a doctrinate them immediately into their cult. Because don't
52:10
forget too that, you know, the left has a lot less kids than
52:14
conservatives do, right, so you know, in terms of you know,
52:22
attrition, they're going to lose because they're just going to be more conservative kids.
52:27
So what's their solution? Get them in school, convert them. So
52:35
this is interesting. So here's Libby Emmons from Post Millennial and she's talking about
52:45
she's talking about this political persecution against Trump and what's going on with Biden right
52:49
now, what he's saying about navalny and Russia. Let's take a look.
52:53
I thought this was interesting. It was wild. On Jack Sooba's Human Events
52:59
Daily today, he had Mike Benzon who said, if the Department of Justice
53:02
wins the case against Trump, Trump is going to die in jail. Well,
53:07
yeah, which is wild. Trumpetancy. Trump is nearing life expectancy.
53:10
But you have Biden going out there today complaining that Navolney died in prison,
53:15
and that's exactly what he's trying to do to his political opponent. He's trying
53:19
to for make his political opponent die in jail. That's crazy. It was
53:23
wild on a So is the irony lost on them or are they just ignoring
53:31
it right, because I mean it just seems kind of obvious that they're you
53:42
know, we always often talk about the modern left, the modern far left
53:45
is everything is projection, right, so they accuse you of doing what they're
53:50
doing. This is a perfect example, just writ large on the hugest possible
53:57
scale. Biden is trying to put his main political foe in prison where Trump
54:07
would be likely to die because Trump is not young. I mean why.
54:15
I mean, again, I've talked about this before, but he knows he
54:21
has the media behind him no matter what he does, and there may be
54:23
a few blips here and there where he gets a bit cross with them.
54:27
Same thing in Canada, you know, with the media with Trudeau. Maybe
54:30
a few blips here and there where they get a bit cross, but ultimately
54:35
they're going to be behind them, right. I mean, how many people
54:37
did we see on mainstream media recently talking about how sharp, how sharp Joe
54:42
Biden is. He's sharp as a tech. You know. I thought it
54:45
was funny that John Stewart thing where he actually amazingly criticized Biden, and he
54:53
was commenting on all these talking heads that we're talking about just how sharp Biden
54:57
still is, and all these people saying that I'm in the meetings with him
55:00
every day and East and like John the Press Secretary saying, I'm in the
55:07
he's sharp as attack. I talk to him every day. And John Stewart
55:09
said, well, why don't you film that? And then people would know,
55:15
well, you know, obviously it's a funny joke because it never happens
55:19
to be filmed, right, But he knows he's got the media behind him
55:24
and he can just say anything. Doesn't really matter. They're going to back
55:27
him up at the end of the day. They're not going to bring up
55:30
any kind of inconvenient ironies about how appears that he's kind of doing the same
55:37
thing that he's accusing of happening in Russia. Kind of. I'm not saying
55:42
that Biden is on I'm not saying that Biden has put you know, nuclear
55:49
isotopes in anybody's tea, polonium, you know. But it's pretty banana republics.
55:55
That was pretty dictatorial. It's pretty authoritarian, is it not. I
56:00
mean, Trump is his main political rival. It's not just him. He's
56:04
gone after. They seem to have gone after just about every his family,
56:07
pretty much everybody's ever known. Apparently his lawyers, his lawyers, they go
56:13
after his lawyers. They're all of them. So it's pretty crazy. But
56:24
again, he's got a media that is behind him. And again, you
56:29
can't fool all the people all the time, but you can still fool some
56:32
of them. Is it enough? Who knows? Oh, here we go,
56:40
just on that topic. Here's Chuck Schumer telling us how how sharp a
56:46
sharp time I talk to President Biden, you know, regularly or sometimes several
56:52
times in a week, or usually several times in a week. His mental
56:55
acuity is great. It's fine. It's as good as it's been over the
57:00
years. I've been speaking to him for thirty years, since we worked on
57:04
the Brady Bill and the assault weapons ban when I was a young congressman.
57:10
And he's he's he's fine. All this right wing propaganda that his mental acuity
57:15
has declined is wrong. He's going to win the election because he has a
57:20
great record, because more and more Americans are seeing that record. I talked
57:25
to President Okay, so right wing propaganda, right wing propaganda. I've got
57:31
something in here I want to show you. I want to show you some
57:37
right wing propaganda. Here we go. I guess, I guess sah Biden
57:44
himself must be living right wing propaganda, because let's watch this into you has
57:53
been indicted for allegedly lying. Your reaction to that and should be inquiry me
57:58
dropped? He is lying, and it should be dropped and has just been
58:04
a it's been an outrageous epar from the beginning to Okay, he doesn't sound
58:13
particularly sharp there, does he. That's not even the clip that I wanted
58:16
to show you. But we'll go back to this one because this one is
58:21
about how the FBI has arrested a witness against the Biden family in their own
58:30
investigation the center, an FBI informant at the center of the impeachment inquiry.
58:39
So again, like he's talking about Russia, he's prosecuting, persecuting, politically,
58:47
persecuting his own chief rival, and they just arrested and in a witness
58:57
against him. Huh. It seems a bit strange, doesn't it. But
59:05
let me find the up here we go. So let's hear Chuck Schumer again
59:08
one more time. And Biden didn't sound very sharpen though when we just listened
59:14
to anyway, But let's just hear what he had to say one more time.
59:17
Here, you know, regularly or sometimes several times in a week,
59:22
well, usually several times in a week. His mental acuity is great,
59:27
it's fine. Okay, mental acuity is great. Fine, And he says
59:36
it's right wing propaganda. That it's not. So let's see some right wing
59:39
propaganda. A. Yeah, well, I guess I should clear my mind
59:52
here a little bit and not say what I'm really thinking. But let me
59:53
be clear. A. I guess I should clear my mind here a little
1:00:06
bit and not say what I'm really thinking, but let me be clear.
1:00:09
Okay. And what did Chuck Schumer say there? What did he say President
1:00:17
Biden? You know, regularly or sometimes several times in a week, or
1:00:22
usually several times in a week. His mental acuity is great, it's fine.
1:00:28
It's as good as it's been over the years. I've been speaking to
1:00:30
him for thirty years since we worked on the Brady Yeah, so barbecue Radno
1:00:37
says Chuck is garbage. He needs to go. Well, I think what
1:00:39
we're seeing in this clip here is that he's just lying. I mean,
1:00:44
everybody can see it. How do you How could you possibly get up in
1:00:47
public, you know the world is watching and just lie. You'd think at
1:00:51
some point they'd have a crisis of conscience. Wouldn't they At some point they
1:00:54
think, my god, I am going to look ridiculous. I'm going to
1:00:59
have absolutely no credibility whatsoever. I'm claiming that this man who's clearly suffering from
1:01:04
dementia and can barely put a sentence together as sharp as attack, he's great.
1:01:09
His mental acuity is great. He must know that everybody can see that.
1:01:15
It's not that he's lying. I mean, this is just the worst
1:01:21
of politics. When you think of the slimy politician, the soulist politician,
1:01:25
this is what you think of, you know, and we're at practice identifying
1:01:30
it in Canada. Guess we've got Trudeau and Christia Freeland and a bunch more
1:01:36
Gilbo. The eco lunatic seems to be a contagious problem across the Western world
1:01:44
right now. Anyway, Let's see, Jay Hamm is saying I may be
1:02:05
overreaching, and if so, please let me know. But I was in
1:02:07
the US infantry during the Cold War in the eighties. I watched the news
1:02:13
when East Germans were shot and killed while attempting to I'm guessing to cross to
1:02:17
get across the Berlin Wall. I'm guessing there, so swim to the west.
1:02:25
Many years later I went to the Trump inauguration and had to see communist
1:02:30
flags fly past me in my capital. Yeah. Well, the heart of
1:02:37
all the foundation of all this stuff, everything that is seems so insane and
1:02:43
destructive, is Marxism. You have to understand, it's Marxism. This has
1:02:46
been incubated in the universities, all right. And if you look at like
1:02:54
BLM, the founders of BLM claimed very proudly that they were trained Marxists,
1:03:00
right, critical race there, you look into any of this stuff, its
1:03:04
foundation is all Marxism, right, far beyond any actual like like, anti
1:03:09
racism is all Marxism, right beyond any actual anti what they call anti racism,
1:03:17
right, it's just Marxism. And you know this because if they call
1:03:23
Larry Elder the black face of white supremacy, Well, it's not really about
1:03:29
race, is it. It's not really about hearing diverse voices, is it.
1:03:31
They don't want diverse voices, they want Marxist voices. They want voices
1:03:37
that represent Marxist ideas. And yeah, I mean, I think it's seeds
1:03:43
that were planted by the old Soviet Union in the universities and in the culture
1:03:49
and that are that have done their work, and they're they're ripening. Now,
1:03:53
they've grown and they've blossomed, and the fruits of this are now the
1:03:58
bitter bitter fruit, so that we're we're being forced to witness and argue against.
1:04:10
Even when you look at like gender theory, literature, they're all Marxists,
1:04:15
all of them. You look at what's going on in the schools,
1:04:18
that's critical pedagogy. It's Marxism. You look up if you do a bit
1:04:27
of research into critical pedagogy, it's all about turning young people into revolutionaries.
1:04:30
And they state it blatantly, they state it clear and stark Jahm says,
1:04:44
that is why I appreciate what you are doing with your channel. From MLK
1:04:46
to Paul Revere. It is the results of the everyday man that has banged
1:04:49
the drum of freedom. Yes, you know, I think that. I
1:04:58
mean, what am I doing. I'm just talking on the internet, you
1:05:01
know, and I'm putting out videos every day. But really it does that.
1:05:08
I think it does matter. I think what matters. The biggest thing
1:05:12
that matters in the West right now, as a matter of fact, is
1:05:16
just being honest with the people around you, the people that you deal with
1:05:21
in life. You know, if somebody says something that is crazy to you,
1:05:29
some crazy left wing bullshit, you don't have to scream at them,
1:05:32
you don't have to call them whatever. You just say. I don't know
1:05:35
about that. I don't think I agree with that. It's just making it
1:05:40
okay for people because there's so much social pressure, especially if they're watching like
1:05:45
mainstream media, right, mainstream entertainment. There's so much pressure on people to
1:05:50
conform. And this is what it's all about. It's about conformity, right,
1:05:56
but ideological conformity. Again, that's why they can call Larry Elder the
1:06:00
black face of white supremacy, and they can hate Thomas Soowell right, or
1:06:03
they can hate a trans person who who dissents, right. It's it's underneath
1:06:08
all the identity bullshit. It's about Marxist ideological conformity. So what anybody can
1:06:15
do in their own life again, not like proselytize. You don't have to
1:06:17
proselytize. You can say it in the supermarket, in the lineup, right,
1:06:23
somebody says something, just go yeah, no, I don't agree with
1:06:26
that. You know, give people permission to question, give people the permission
1:06:30
they're not getting otherwise if they're in their bubble, you know, just put
1:06:35
that little bit of doubt in there, just put that little bit of well,
1:06:40
wait a second, I'm not I'm not the only person who's thought this.
1:06:44
I'm not the only person who thought, well, maybe maybe kids can't
1:06:47
really you know, maybe maybe children can't really consent to puberty blockers, you
1:06:55
know, before they've grown into there. I mean, it has to be
1:06:58
before they've grown into their adult body. That's the point. You know,
1:07:01
maybe trains kids aren't really trans and maybe that's the whole point. Maybe they
1:07:06
don't know. I think that's the most important thing. I mean, how
1:07:13
have we gotten to this crazy spot? Right? It's it's happened in the
1:07:17
universities. It's happened by suggestion, and those people have just risen up into
1:07:24
our institutions, into running our institutions, you know, so through the social
1:07:28
pressure within those institutions. So I think if everybody just said what they actually
1:07:34
think, you know, and I think I think you guys do. I'm
1:07:39
sure you guys do. But but there's a power in that, right,
1:07:47
I Mean, eventually, maybe everybody just stands up and says, uh,
1:07:51
I don't like this, this is crazy We've had enough and I don't care,
1:07:56
and your slurs and your attacks don't mean anything anymore. Anyway, where
1:08:09
was I going? This is why I love the chat. It makes it
1:08:14
so much more fun for me, because otherwise I just feel like I'm talking
1:08:17
out to the ether, you know, And you guys get me going on
1:08:21
all kinds of tangents, which I enjoy and I like hearing from you guys,
1:08:26
so it's a lot more fun. Let's see. Oh yeah, this
1:08:39
guy's fucking insane. What happened to this guy? I remember watching there was
1:08:42
a show called Strangers with Candy, which was kind of an edgy show back
1:08:45
in what was it the late nineties or something, and he has just become
1:08:51
totally deranged. Colbert, He's certainly not funny anymore. I won't know how
1:08:57
funny he ever really was in the first place. I know, I know
1:09:00
how numb we've become. But it's not normal. No other cannon for the
1:09:05
presidents. He has ever had to pause his campaign to defend himself in multiple
1:09:09
courts, and I would like to point out that in all seven of his
1:09:12
cases, no one, no one doubts that he did these things. We're
1:09:15
just sitting around patiently waiting to find out if the wheels of justice will grind
1:09:19
fast enough for there to be any consequences. And the media is covering it
1:09:23
like it's any other political story, like it's all horse race. I know,
1:09:28
I know how numb we've This guy is either in a impenetrable bubble,
1:09:34
an impenetrable bubble, or he's insane, or he's just lying. Let's go
1:09:41
over this. I know, I know how numb we've become. But it's
1:09:46
not normal. No other cannon for the presidents he has ever had to pause
1:09:50
his campaign to defend himself in multiple courts. Yeah, he's right, it's
1:09:55
not normal. It's not normal. In fact, it's awfully suspectious, isn't
1:10:00
it awfully suspicious? Not for the reasons that Colbert thinks Again he's impervious to
1:10:08
common sense, it appears, or he's just lying. And I would like
1:10:12
to point out that in all seven of his cases, no one, no
1:10:15
one doubts that he did these things. What world is this guy living in
1:10:19
where he thinks that nobody doubts that he did these things or that they are
1:10:29
crimes? What world is this guy living in? These are just assertions this
1:10:33
is the modern left now. They just make assertions, that's it, and
1:10:36
they're supposed to be treated as fact. RSN forty says Strangers with Candy was
1:10:42
a good show. It was a good show. I rewatched some episodes of
1:10:45
it lately because I wanted to see if it was actually funny. And I'm
1:10:49
not going to say I found it as funny as when I first watched them.
1:10:51
But they're so pretty good I thought they held up. Okay, we're
1:10:57
just sitting around patiently waiting to find out if the wheels some justice will grind
1:11:00
fast enough for there to be any consequences. And the media is covering it
1:11:03
like as any other political story, like it's all horse race. I know.
1:11:09
See. I mean, the funny thing is is that there's seeds of
1:11:11
truth in this, just not for the reasons that he thinks. Like the
1:11:15
media is covering it like it's normal. But again, it's not normal,
1:11:18
not because of the reasons that Stephen Colbert thinks. Because this is obvious political
1:11:23
persecution of a political rival of the man in power of the man's regime,
1:11:30
whoever's running the Biden regime. We know it's not Biden, for God's sakes,
1:11:33
whatever the whoever's the cobal is that's making the decisions right and none of
1:11:41
this is normal? But he can't I mean, is it that he can't
1:11:45
see the other side, the sane perspective on this or is he just like
1:11:51
do they have something on him? Like? Does he have to do this?
1:11:55
Was he given an order to make this rant? Say? Two,
1:11:59
he's aged a lot, hasn't he? Since Trump got hits a power?
1:12:04
Oh? Maybe somebody is leaning on him, maybe somebody in a trench coat
1:12:09
making sure he tows the line. All right, let's actually I want to
1:12:18
watch this one of Trudeau here. Let's take a look. You guys know
1:12:23
how much I can't stand Trudeau, right, I've mentioned that on here,
1:12:28
haven't I? How much I'm looking forward to voting him out. The most
1:12:33
important responsibility we have as a federal government is to make sure that Canadians themselves
1:12:41
remain strong and positive and confident about immigration. Because it's one. Did you
1:12:45
hear that the most important job he has is to make sure that Canadians remain
1:12:51
strong and positive about immigration. Well, I'm sure he's seen the polls.
1:12:57
He knows that we're not he knows that we're not so we've experienced his his
1:13:03
plan, and we don't like it. Right, every pretty it's what's something
1:13:08
like seventy eighty percent of the population now says that no, it's too much,
1:13:13
this has gone too far. It's his job. So what is he
1:13:16
saying there. He's saying it's his job to manipulate the public, to manipulate
1:13:21
public opinion so that he can keep doing the insane thing that everybody hates.
1:13:29
One of the huge advantages we have. As places around the world are turning
1:13:32
away from immigration, we need to show that our I wonder why they're turning
1:13:38
away from immigration because he says it's a huge advantage. In fact, we've
1:13:43
heard this for a couple of decades. Now, what a big advantage it
1:13:45
is. How much it helps, how much your economy is going to fall
1:13:47
apart if we don't have all this massive immigration. Guess what, It's made
1:13:54
things worse. It's steadily made things worse, worse and worse, and work
1:14:00
until now it can't be ignored anymore. You can't be swept under the rug.
1:14:03
Calling people racists or xenophobes or whatever doesn't work anymore because people are saying,
1:14:09
well, this ain't working, this is no good. We didn't used
1:14:13
to have to wait eighteen hours into the emergency room. You didn't used to
1:14:17
have to, you know, spend a you know, eight hundred thousand dollars
1:14:20
for a six hundred square foot apartment. This isn't working. This is the
1:14:28
lie. We've been sold over and over and over again. Any concern,
1:14:31
any any word of concern over immigration, it's like, well, we need
1:14:34
it, it's our strength because it's for the economy, and if we don't
1:14:39
do it, everything's going to go to hell. And then we do it
1:14:43
and things get worse. And then Trudeau comes in and he does it,
1:14:47
and he increases it and increases it, and then he goes freaking insane with
1:14:50
it and things get really bad. We're in a population trap right now,
1:14:59
where literally the country, the standard of living cannot improve in Canada right now
1:15:04
because we've got too many people, and our resources are too far stretched and
1:15:11
our infrastructure is too far stretched. The only way is to stop right now.
1:15:17
That's it. That's the only way. That's what economists are saying.
1:15:24
But Trudeau is obsessed with this. Nothing seems to matter to him, as
1:15:29
it never does to any communist Marxists. It's just the solution is always more
1:15:35
of the terrible thing that's ruining everything. Capacity to welcome people in and have
1:15:41
them succeed and contribute, which is all they want to do, is maintained.
1:15:46
And that's why we're making some of those adjustments to make sure we're on
1:15:49
stronger footing because the post pandemic years led to massive movements that we have to
1:15:59
make sure we're keeping under control, the most important responsibility we have. So
1:16:03
you're not keeping it under control, and you're full of shit, and we're
1:16:06
sick of listening to you. It's really hard to listen to him now.
1:16:12
His voice has become so grating and irritating, and you know, it's all
1:16:15
just lies every single time. Anyway, let's move on. Actually, let's
1:16:25
see what the people, the people on X have to say about it.
1:16:31
This is Trudeau push button for a long speech by Justin Trudeau. What else
1:16:43
King woke needs to go? Yep, that's a common refrain across the country.
1:16:50
Yeah, immigrants without houses. What about the Canadians without houses might want
1:16:55
to think about them. The problem with that statement, just an asshole made,
1:17:05
is the vast difference between immigration, which is advantageous and mass immigration which
1:17:11
is a burden on the society expected to finance all the safety nets being swamped
1:17:16
to do it. Yeah, they like to paint anybody who raises any concern
1:17:23
as a xenophobe and an anti immigration person. No. I mean, like,
1:17:27
look, we need more doctors right now. We could use some more
1:17:29
of those. What we don't need is a million more uber drivers. I'm
1:17:32
sorry, we just don't. Constitution Breaker said, what, well, yeah,
1:17:53
go fuck yourself. Trudeau must resign. I agree. Anyone I have
1:18:02
talked to, anyone I have ever talked to privately don't want more immigration.
1:18:06
They all want less. Yeah, this is the I agree. I agree
1:18:11
with this. This is totally the same. There's been so much social pressure.
1:18:15
I think that even when they do the polls, people feel pressure to
1:18:18
not tell the truth, you know what, what they actually want, what
1:18:24
they're actually experiencing. I mean, it's relentless in Canada. And you get
1:18:28
the CBC, state state funded media one point four billion a year and they
1:18:32
do their job. They do their job. They're not paid to Chiudeau wasn't
1:18:39
throwing them that money for them to talk badly about him? Right, They
1:18:45
do their job well, and he keeps giving him money. Let's see man
1:18:49
dressed as woman says weather is racist. That's Seth Dillon from the Babylon b
1:18:57
Let's see, so, Admiral Levine, climate change is having a disproportionate effect
1:19:02
on Black communities. They've got absolutely nothing else. All roads lead back to
1:19:09
right. Everything's racist in some way. I wish this was satire. It's
1:19:13
real. Well, I guess we'll put ourselves through this. Hello, I'm
1:19:16
Admiral Rachel Levine. This Black History Month, I'm pleased to partner with OMH
1:19:21
and advancing better health through better understanding for Black communities. Climate change is having
1:19:28
a disproportionate effect on the physical and mental health of Black communities. Black Americans
1:19:32
are more likely than White Americans to live in areas and housing that increase their
1:19:38
susceptibility to climate related health issues, and sixty five percent of Black Americans report
1:19:44
feeling anxious about climate changes impact. Through our Office of Climate Change and Health
1:19:48
Equity and the Office of Environmental Justice, we're working with providers and community leaders
1:19:55
to identify innovative approaches that in power communities to address to he health consequences linked
1:20:00
to climate change. Visit HHS dot gov for more information and tune in next
1:20:05
Thursday to hear from another Well I'm not going to be tuning in again,
1:20:12
but there you have it, folks. Climate is systemically racist apparently, so
1:20:16
we're supposed to hate the climate now. I don't know. Is the climate
1:20:20
supposed to apologize to anybody? I don't know. I can't keep up with
1:20:26
it all. It's all crazy. What are the people saying? Good idea
1:20:31
for a Batman villain. That's Dave Rubin. Let's see science and the Biden
1:20:40
administration. The world is laughing at America. Well there's Rachel Levine and Sam
1:20:44
Brinton, who the the Biden administration was very proud of, very proud of,
1:20:49
until it turned out that the obvious lunatic was stealing women's luggage at airports
1:20:57
of the baggage carousel and doing it fairly often, and then wearing those clothes
1:21:03
that he had stolen from women at airports. So and he was at he
1:21:11
was no big deal. Just what in some nuclear energy department, highly placed?
1:21:20
No big deal. Yeah, it's hard to again alternate universe stuff,
1:21:30
right, this is alternate reality stuff. This is real. This is what
1:21:33
the administration's proud of. No, they don't talk about sam Brinton anymore after
1:21:40
the whole kleptomaniac thing, you know, but maybe there were some red flags
1:21:45
beforehand, like the whole like a puppy play thing, which is kind of
1:21:53
weird and gross. People want to do that at home. Hey, you
1:21:55
can do whatever you want, you know, the best thing is for nobody
1:21:58
to ever know about it, especially if you're working like with like sensitive stuff,
1:22:03
like like like in like a department of like nuclear energy, for instance.
1:22:14
And also just take a goddamn look. I feel like standards and norms
1:22:23
might have been in place, and you know, especially in important sensitive positions
1:22:27
for a reason, for a reason, I mean, when you think about
1:22:32
it, A big reason for that would be to avoid people being blackmailed into
1:22:35
giving away secrets. Right, So who knew beforehand before sam Brinton was caught
1:22:43
that that? I mean, I guess it wouldn't matter, like if you
1:22:45
caught him doing weird things with people dressed as dogs, but at least they
1:22:51
because it's already in the open. I guess the administration doesn't care. But
1:22:55
the whole stealing luggage at airports thing, I mean, that seems like something
1:22:59
that somebody could use. It did get this person fired. That seems like
1:23:03
something that could be used to blackmail somebody, right, and to maybe giving
1:23:06
away secrets. Maybe you just want kind of normal people doing those jobs that
1:23:15
are less likely to be doing insane things that you might be able to blackmail
1:23:19
them over. I don't know. That seems like a kind of a sane
1:23:24
thing. What are the people saying about this? Let's see, North America
1:23:41
is literally the laughing stock of the world right now. They look silly,
1:23:48
you know, I guess that's the most diplomatic way you could put it.
1:23:51
They look silly, certainly do all right, Okay, let's go back one
1:24:11
more. If tampons in the men's room were a person, yes, why
1:24:27
did he have to do that? I mean, he should have seen he
1:24:30
should have imagined the memes that we're going to come from the whole. Yeah,
1:24:33
there has to be men's tampons in men's rooms and all the federal buildings
1:24:38
and on military bases, military facilities. He should have seen the memes coming.
1:24:44
What is wrong with this man in the face and just okay, well
1:24:49
we have to see what the people are talking about with this one. There's
1:24:53
probably some more memes in here. There we go, me going back for
1:24:59
multiple free samples at costco. Well, there is in his costumes. There
1:25:02
is his black face. Another costume. There's Fidel Castro, who some say
1:25:14
might bear some relation to Justin Trudeau. Why he really has put on a
1:25:18
lot of costumes, hasn't he? He really has? He loves the costumes.
1:25:23
I think it's because he's a narcissist. Once tampons are in all the
1:25:30
men's washrooms, I will mandate they be used. I wouldn't put it past
1:25:34
them. Let's see, tampons belong in all RCMP washrooms because they're all pussy.
1:25:44
Oh dear, well, I am I going to say about that about
1:25:45
the RCMP, that maybe what Trudeau was thinking. Let's see all right?
1:26:00
Oh, I almost didn't recognize him without his face painted black. That's right,
1:26:06
because he's done blackface so many times that he actually claims, and this
1:26:11
is real, that he doesn't remember how many times and he can't say because
1:26:15
if it turns out to be more times than what he said, well then
1:26:19
it would look like he was being dishonest. That's real, that is actually
1:26:27
real. All right? How about this flashback? This is the grand jury
1:26:36
foreman that Willison Wade selected to indict Trump. So this isn't the Georgia case,
1:26:43
right, which looks like, well, it looks like Fanny Willis's got
1:26:45
I don't know, maybe this has happened since I left check, but it
1:26:49
looks like she's going to be taken off of that case and probably replaced with
1:26:55
somebody else will just keep it going. But this was the grand jury foreman
1:27:03
that they selected to indict Trump, and she's crazy. Remember covering this when
1:27:08
it came out, it was a while ago. Now, personally, we
1:27:11
want to hear from them. I wanted to hear from the former president.
1:27:14
But honestly, I kind of wanted to subpoena the former president because I got
1:27:16
to swear everybody in, and so I thought it'd be really cool to get
1:27:20
sixty seconds with President Trump of me looking at him and being like, do
1:27:24
you solemnly swear I'm me getting to swear him in. I just I kind
1:27:28
of thought that would be an awesome moment. Personally, want to hear I
1:27:31
mean, it was just bizarre from the start. The whole thing just so
1:27:35
transparently ridiculous right from the beginning. I mean, you can't make it up.
1:27:43
You couldn't write this they're trying to kill parody. I think I think
1:27:47
they're trying to kill satire. The left is trying to kill satire. All
1:27:55
right, you know what, I need to take a break for one second
1:27:58
because I've been going for forty minutes. Now, I'll be back in just
1:28:01
just a minute. Give me one second. Okay, it no, it
1:29:45
no, all right, thank you for your patience, everybody. Okay,
1:30:28
so what are we watching here? Okay? When presented with facts, they
1:30:32
run. Let's take a look or women specifically overall, not just one woman
1:30:44
individually. How are they a president today's society? I mean, can you
1:30:47
drive? Yeah? Are you allowed to have a credit card? Yeah?
1:30:49
Are you allowed to buy a house? Yeah? Are you allowed to work
1:30:53
a job? Yeah? Aren't those all the same things that men can do?
1:30:56
No, Because men can go out without being cat called, Men don't
1:30:59
have to worry about their safety as much. Men can basically walk around doing
1:31:01
whatever the fuck they want, and women have to worry about everything on the
1:31:04
goddamn planet. That's actually not true. What was that statistic that we brought
1:31:09
out over eighty percent of the crime in the country. It happens to men
1:31:12
who said that system up? Look up, this statistic. Okay, awesome,
1:31:15
I go for women specifically overall, not just one woman individually. Again,
1:31:20
they're brainwashed into thinking literally everything is a system. They think that everything
1:31:26
is like socially, you know, a social construction. Right, and this
1:31:35
this word system has been grilled into their brains. Everything is a system.
1:31:42
Well, it's not actually a system. I mean they just talked there about
1:31:47
how eighty percent of violent crime is against men, right, Well, who
1:31:53
set up this system? Well, it's not a system. It's just biology,
1:31:56
if anything. Right, And in fact, there's a stigma gainst violence
1:32:00
towards women that doesn't exist in violence against men. You know, that's that's
1:32:06
not a system either, right, It's just that's just a cultural norm that
1:32:14
influences the justice system. Vocis, woman is punished more harshly. There's there
1:32:18
is a stigma against that, this woman is brainwashed. It's just always the
1:32:32
you know, the easy answer. You know, well, who's set up
1:32:35
that system? Well, for one thing, she's admitting she was wrong there
1:32:40
in the first place, but then it deflecting so oh, well, it's
1:32:42
still men's fault because men's men create these systems. It's not even it's not
1:32:47
a system, right, it's not a system. It's just kind of the
1:32:54
way shit works. Because we are a sexually reproducing, sexually divemorphic pacts men
1:33:00
and women who are not exactly the same, There's going to be differences,
1:33:03
all kinds of differences, differences in agreeableness and aggression, you know, and
1:33:11
those are going to have consequences in the aggregate. And that's just the way
1:33:15
that it is. Why are women increasingly far more liberal or leftist than men
1:33:27
are? Is that a system that men set up to make women more liberal
1:33:32
increasingly liberal? Or is it something to do with the fact that women are
1:33:36
more agreeable? Social media is everywhere. There is a political slant on social
1:33:41
media intentionally anyway, it's dumb. This is an example of how you can't
1:33:50
You can't win with a modern leftist all right, there's no some of them.
1:33:58
You just can't. There's no point engaging them, you know, when
1:34:02
they're that far gone. All you can do is you say, well,
1:34:10
I don't agree with that, and hope that eventually that starts to chip away
1:34:14
it a little bit. Maybe it will. Who knows, Liberals. When
1:34:19
you pull out your cell phone to fact check something, I must get out
1:34:24
of fear as quick as possible. Yeah, that's pretty much it. Modern
1:34:27
feminism is cancer. What they want to be victims. Yes, so it's
1:34:39
just trying to manipulate anything to come out as the victim, to get those
1:34:44
victim points. You know, victimhood is now the coin of the realm,
1:34:47
Right, you want to be a victim, you know, you get the
1:34:51
sympathy. You're a hero, you know in Marxist ideology. Yeah, I
1:34:57
mean you're a hero for being a victim. So you just decide that you
1:35:02
are, even if you're not, even if you're hurting other people, you
1:35:06
have to make it out that you're the victim. Of course, because our
1:35:14
argument is all emotion. Let's see what else we got? All right?
1:35:30
What is this? Says? My guy just got airlifted out of the friend
1:35:32
zone. Let's give it a listen. I have not watched this is your
1:35:40
friend. How are you going to keep leading him on like you paying his
1:35:47
whole bill? Don't? Yeah, well I don't know whatever. All right,
1:36:15
this might be the most cringe thing since that You remember that Imagine video
1:36:18
that those celebrities put out. It was gal Gado and then a bunch of
1:36:25
them. They were singing John Lennon's Imagine, which I'm going to say right
1:36:29
now, I'd like John Lennon, by the way, I love the Beatles.
1:36:30
I like John Lennon, but that one song has irritated me for decades.
1:36:36
It is such a stupid, naive, idiotic song. It's basically high
1:36:43
school yearbook poetry in my mind that imagine songs. So that just made it
1:36:46
even more cringe. And don't get me wrong, if you like that song,
1:36:50
that's fine. I don't like that song. I like pretty much every
1:36:54
Well. Now, I'm not going to say everything that Joe Lennon did.
1:36:57
You did some kind of pretty weird stuff with Yoko, But I like a
1:37:02
great deal of his music. But that song is retarded, and I'm going
1:37:06
to say that. But so, I know, we had those celebrities that
1:37:11
did Imagine to make everybody come together and feel better. I think it was
1:37:15
over the pandemic. You know, imagine there's no country, Imagine no possessions.
1:37:20
You know, rich people singing that, imagine no possessions to people who
1:37:24
are like losing their jobs, you know, their houses. They didn't go
1:37:29
over work very well. It was awfully cringe. Well here's a new this
1:37:32
maybe is more cringe. I don't know, you guys, let me know.
1:37:35
Is this more cringe than the imagined thing? It says here from Matt
1:37:40
Wallace. You can smell the cat pee through your screen. This is Susan
1:37:43
Sarandon. There. The rest of them, I don't think are celebrities.
1:37:45
I think it's just her, but I think she's got enough cringe to go
1:37:49
around for everybody. Oh god, these fire now f's fired. That fire
1:38:32
seas fire. I hope they didn't have to walk far from their chardonnay after
1:38:44
Good Lord, that's just a fucking embarrassing. I don't care what side of
1:38:46
that whole thing you're on. I don't personally don't have any Middle East peace
1:38:50
plans to share with everybody, but whatever whatever you think of it, that's
1:38:57
fucking cringey. Susan Sarandon, now here's something. This is really interesting.
1:39:10
Clownwell just says, lol, Okay, let's watch this. This is going
1:39:14
to be something to behold. I think, Oh, no, volume,
1:39:20
I guess okay. Hold On starts to feel uncomfortable at the gym with older
1:39:25
men ogling me. Armpit hair to the rescue works every time. The chat's
1:39:41
really got to help me out with this one. I need you guys to
1:39:45
help me out with this one. Now. I'm just gonna just remind you
1:39:50
here that starts to feel uncomfortable at the gym with older men ogling me,
1:39:57
Well, that's interesting, let's see. And then lifts up the arm there
1:40:03
to show the armpit hair because otherwise if she if she she heh, because
1:40:16
otherwise he she. I don't know. But otherwise, if this person doesn't
1:40:24
show the armpit hair, those men, those men are going to ogle her
1:40:30
like crazy, just so disrespectful of those men ogling this woom man. I
1:40:43
don't know. So I know you guys think something about this. I know
1:40:53
you guys have got opinions on this. So my first question here is is
1:41:00
this parody or is it real? That was my first thought. This can't
1:41:04
be real. This, this person cannot possibly believe that the people at the
1:41:11
gym are ogling them. It can't possibly be real. That's just that's just
1:41:15
not it's not it's not credible. So I checked up this person's Instagram account,
1:41:25
and it appears to be real. Unless this is like Andy Kaufman style
1:41:30
satire comedy. Unless it's that uh, it's actually real. This person is
1:41:36
claiming to believe that they think that older men are ogling it her whatever.
1:41:50
The name is Dean by the way, Dean, So let's just watch Dean
1:41:57
one more time. Oh boy, that was a lucky escape for Dean.
1:42:13
There. Got to act fast when all those old men are ogling, you
1:42:17
don't know what they'll do. God knows what they'll do. I mean,
1:42:21
you don't want to get the patriarchy after you. That patriarchy can be so
1:42:30
oppressive. That's the problem that sometimes obese people that may or may not be
1:42:36
women at the gym have to show their armpit hair to get rid of them,
1:42:40
to scare them away. It's like it's like garlic to a vampire.
1:42:44
I guess I'm going to say something that may sound a little bit offensive or
1:42:49
unkind. I think that this entire person, in entirety is like would be
1:42:57
like analogous to like a garlic to a vampire, So it would be like
1:43:01
that, But to like a normal human being, I would say, uh
1:43:11
rs n forty, just put like a green face on there. What does
1:43:15
that mean exactly? I'm gonna unless you tell me otherwise, I'm going to
1:43:21
assume the only thing I can assume is that if you were at this gym,
1:43:26
you'd definitely be ogling this thing. So in any case, I did,
1:43:36
I did my due diligence here, and I checked out the Instagram account
1:43:41
for this, and it appears to be serious, does not appear to be
1:43:45
a parody account, which maybe still maybe this is Andy Kaufman level stuff.
1:43:50
I don't know, but doesn't appear to be. So is this just delusional
1:43:58
then, or I'll so, I mean, obviously, the main option here,
1:44:02
possibility here is that it's just simply not happening, right, that didn't
1:44:08
happen. There was somebody who was not looking at her that she hear him
1:44:12
whatever flashed the dean flashed their armpits too, and didn't notice, or maybe
1:44:17
somebody kind of out of the corner of their eye and they went, well,
1:44:19
that's weird. That's a weird thing to do. That's a weird thing
1:44:23
for dean to do. Hmm. But yeah, in any case, I
1:44:30
would say that the armpits are the least of it's problems. Yeah, I
1:44:39
want to respect the pronouns here. I don't know what they are. I
1:44:42
don't think it's I didn't I didn't actually look that close closely enough at the
1:44:47
Instagram account. Maybe I should have spent more time on it. But it's
1:44:50
difficult too because it is gross, so you don't want to spend that much
1:44:57
time there. That's the thing, because people don't like gross things. Uh.
1:45:04
I think we should probably see what people are saying about this. People
1:45:08
can be so cruel sometimes. I certainly hope we don't see anything like that
1:45:11
on here. Uh, women at the gym stop eyeing me perv. Also
1:45:15
women at the gym, Well, that's true, but this is a kind
1:45:19
of a different case. I would say this is something different going on.
1:45:30
See, this makes more sense. This person says, I don't believe you,
1:45:34
and I mean, I think we can say here with certainty, nobody
1:45:38
was ogling. Nobody was ogling Dean at the gym. The whole arfent thing
1:45:44
was totally unnecessary. I think we can all agree, right, Dean,
1:45:49
You're just fine. You can stop stressing. Oh my god, stop ogling
1:45:57
to you creepes. Spot me. Sure they're not paying any attention to her.
1:46:04
They weren't paying any attention to Dean. I mean just obviously obviously I
1:46:11
don't know what the hell's in there, but it's weird and pissed off.
1:46:14
Whatever it is, nobody was checking out Dean. MM. I think we're
1:46:25
all in agreements on that, aren't we. Of all the things that never
1:46:30
happened, this never happened the most agreed, agreed. It's pat Now,
1:46:40
this is a good one. I have to be careful when I go through
1:46:45
these comments because I haven't looked at them, and sometimes there's stuff in there
1:46:46
that could be trouble for live streaming. But this is perfect. This is
1:46:50
perfect because I don't know what that is. I don't know what Dean is
1:47:00
up my fault. Uh, let's see. Well, I don't think there's
1:47:15
anything else that makes sense with all this, all right, so let's let's
1:47:18
move along, then, shall we. And we're just coming up on two
1:47:21
hours, so I don't know how long we're going to go tonight. I'm
1:47:26
actually a little bit under the weather, so I might uh, I might
1:47:29
get tired. So this is Biden talking about the FBI informant at the center
1:47:38
of the impeachment impeachment inquiry into you has been indicted for allegedly lying should the
1:47:43
inquiry be dropped, and so this was a witness against Biden, is being
1:47:51
is being charged for lying, and that seems totally above board, doesn't it.
1:48:05
Jayham says, well, we're gonna have to go back for a second.
1:48:08
Jay Haam says that pretty sure that was Helgavon helgestein former East German powerlifter.
1:48:19
I think you're right. Just change the name to Dean. That's Dean
1:48:29
all right. So let's uh so, anyway, here we are, so
1:48:31
Biden talking about that, should the charges be dropped because the FBI arrested,
1:48:42
is charging a witness against him? Again, seems totally above board, right,
1:48:49
especially with all the stuff that's happening with Trump and you know, all
1:48:54
the political persecution, legal persecution against his main political rival. It all just
1:48:58
seems above board. There's no reason there would be. I mean, what
1:49:02
would be the motive for arresting and trying to discredit a witness against Biden?
1:49:09
What would be I mean, what's the motivation here? Impeachment inquiry into you
1:49:18
has been indicted for allegedly lying. Your reaction to that and should be inquiry
1:49:24
be dropped? He is lying and it should be dropped. And it's just
1:49:29
been a it's been an outrageous epar from the beginning. The answer no,
1:49:40
I'm serious. We know that you're serious. Everybody knows. The whole world
1:49:45
can see that you're serious. It's just that it sure looks awfully horribly corrupt.
1:49:51
It sure looks like something that would happen in a Banana Republic. It's
1:49:57
absolutely insane. The states of politics in North America right now, it is
1:50:03
genuinely terrifying. I don't know who's worse, Trudeau or Biden. I mean,
1:50:08
Biden has to be worse because he's got more power than Trudeau, But
1:50:12
in terms of being just a horrible, tyrannical leader, I don't know.
1:50:17
It's a tough one. Fifty to fifty. What do you guys think.
1:50:26
Let's see what the people have to say. Accuse the guy accusing you.
1:50:30
That makes it all better. Yeah, I mean, I just feel like
1:50:33
it's all seems really transparent. What's happening. Let's see he's lying, says
1:50:45
the serial liar, literally saying, yes, locked up those that oppose me,
1:50:56
and I am above the law. Right. Well, Marnie says,
1:51:15
that's not why it was started. And we have a boatload of other evidence
1:51:18
of your corruption. There sure is. There's all kinds of bank records and
1:51:24
Tony Bobolinski and all those emails. I mean, just direct evidence in Hunter's
1:51:30
laptop, which we know now is real. I think we already looked at
1:51:42
that Trudeau one. Should we look at the this one too? Biden struggling
1:51:45
to talk again. I think we should. I guess I should clear my
1:51:58
mind here a little bit, not say when I'm really thinking, but let
1:52:00
me be clear. They should be terrifying to like everybody in the civilized world,
1:52:09
right, Like they say, when the United States sneezes, the rest
1:52:12
of the world catches the cold. M m, well what do they catch?
1:52:18
What do they catch it from? Him? Is the rest of the
1:52:20
world going to catch dementia? I mean, it's a scary thing. The
1:52:27
US goes down, everybody's fucked, it really is. I mean, everything
1:52:34
just seems so surreal, like it like everything seems like we must be in
1:52:38
the UH in the simulation at this point, because the stuff I'm witnessing is
1:52:43
so crazy. You know, it's not obviously not just Canada, It's the
1:52:47
United States, it's Great Britain. It's bonkers. All right, let's keep
1:53:00
going. How much more of a got actually out of this? I've still
1:53:02
got If we're going to do four hours tonight. I hope I've got a
1:53:08
bunch more stuff. All right, Well, let's keep going. Where were
1:53:13
we? There's some good stuff coming up. Okay, there's Biden. So
1:53:20
I find this very interesting and it seems to be again a sign of more
1:53:26
corruption. There's Fanny Willis, the DA in Georgia, who's obviously in a
1:53:31
bunch of trouble because she lied about having an affair with with a special prosecutor
1:53:38
that she hired, and there was a bunch of fancy vacations and money being
1:53:42
exchanged, and basically, basically, here's the weird thing about it is that
1:53:49
how incompetent you have to be or how arrogant you have to be to be
1:53:55
dealing with a trial that the entire world is watching, right, and still
1:54:03
have so little self control that you're trying to take advantage of it to go
1:54:09
on fancy vacations with somebody who's working for you on the case after you also
1:54:17
said you would never do that. Like, this is a level of stupidity
1:54:23
or corrupt corruption. I mean, it's it's unimaginable. How could you be
1:54:26
that dumb? Like, how could you take that risk knowing that all the
1:54:31
eyes of the world are going to be looking at you and dissecting everything about
1:54:34
this. It's baffling. Anyway, Let's let's hear versus cash hopp Oh,
1:54:45
most of the vast majority of cashp percentage. I'm not going to guess that
1:54:50
the vast majority of cash AP. But there would be times she would say,
1:54:55
you know, this bill came in, did you ever pay him anything
1:54:57
other than cash? I've only give him care a few times in the course
1:55:00
of what we're talking about, so we would go to dinner assurance, if
1:55:04
we would go to dinner, I wouldn't make him cash because he paid for
1:55:08
dinner or I paid for dinner. I've given him cash only a few times
1:55:11
in like probably four Probably the most money I've ever handed him is twenty five
1:55:15
hundred dollars. The least amount of money I've handed him, I'm between five
1:55:18
hundred and one thousand dollars. You never wrote him a check? Is that
1:55:25
normally? How like professional especially people like in sensitive positions like did is that
1:55:30
normal for them to just be like usually just dealing in cash like twenty five
1:55:33
hundred dollars, Well, I just you know, I just gave him twenty
1:55:36
one hundred dollars in cash. That's totally normal, right, I always have
1:55:40
twenty five hundred dollars in cash to give to people because I think often people
1:55:47
deal in cash to avoid records, right, to avoid other people knowing about
1:55:54
what they're doing. I don't know. I mean maybe I just have a
1:55:58
suspicious mind, ma'am. I don't have chance. Would you say again,
1:56:09
we must be in the simulation? All right, here's another one. So
1:56:20
your office objected to us getting DELA records for flights that you may have taken
1:56:25
on this away and well, no, no, nother I object to you
1:56:29
getting records. You've been intrusive into people's personal lives. You're confused. You
1:56:33
think I'm on trial. These people are on trial for trying to steal an
1:56:36
election in twenty twenty. I'm not on trial, no matter how hard you
1:56:40
try to put me on trial. So your office objective this doesn't even happen
1:56:45
on like law and Order because it just wouldn't be believable. Where is the
1:56:48
judge? Where is the judge? Like, Okay, I'm not a lawyer,
1:56:55
I'm not a judge, but I've seen lots of live court footage and
1:56:58
this doesn't happen. Witnesses are not allowed to just take over it like that.
1:57:02
Now there's a bunch of videos of her doing this and behaving like this.
1:57:06
Where is the judge? It sure doesn't make you feel like the whole
1:57:12
thing is fair, does it? You know? It sure makes you feel
1:57:15
like maybe there's a little bit of bias going on here. But what do
1:57:19
I know? This is great from declaration of memes and the absolute mad lad.
1:57:28
One become ungovernable and China dude fights off an excavator sent to demolish his
1:57:33
building with fireworks. This is amazing. Oh what have I done? Okay,
1:57:53
what's going on here? I need to go back there? We go
1:57:57
Okay, I'm gonna play it without the music. So there's a dude up
1:58:00
there, Fanny's dude up there shooting fireworks at that excavator and he won.
1:58:09
He beat the excavator with fireworks. This is amazing. He is a genuine
1:58:18
mad lad, this guy. I wonder if Dankilla will make a video about
1:58:26
this, a mad lad's video about this. Look at that, You've got
1:58:30
to admire it. Now, I'm sure the guy up there trying to protect
1:58:33
his home has disappeared and probably will never be seen again. But I mean,
1:58:41
I gotta say that's impressive. That's enough Internet for today. The rotisserie
1:58:48
chickens costco ah, oh dear. I mean that just it is what it
1:59:09
is, isn't it. I don't really need to say anything. I think
1:59:16
that uh stripper pole's got to go on strike though. Imagine being the person
1:59:21
who's gonna wipe that thing down afterwards. Geez. All right, so I
1:59:35
need someone on standby to hug me and sing Nobody's mad unrepeat every day?
1:59:41
Anyone? All right, so this is gonna be good. Let's take a
1:59:45
look. Yeah, no, have you posted that one on Instagram reels,
1:59:53
which is already a bit of a gamble, and of course the trolls found
1:59:56
it. I don't really care whenever, just walking to leave them. But
1:59:58
the point is almost all of the troll comments, aside from the ones telling
2:00:02
me to grow up, we're saying like mental illness when you're mentally ill,
2:00:06
mentally ill olympics Like yeah, But that's the point. I wear my mental
2:00:13
illness like I don't hide it. I am very open about the fact that
2:00:16
I am autistic disabled, I have ADHD, I'm very mentally ill, and
2:00:21
I struggle with it a lot. I can't work, i can't go to
2:00:25
school, and I'm very open about that. The whole point of showing these
2:00:28
videos is to show that you can still live and have a healthy, happy
2:00:32
marriage and have a happy life when you're mentally ill and autistic and disabled.
2:00:39
Yeah. No, or maybe you're just lazy. It might be that using
2:00:48
a silly little song to co regulate with my partner after a meltdown. Nobody's
2:00:54
mad. No, but he's mad. I feel like I want to rewrite
2:01:01
that song. We were just talking not that long ago about how victimhood is
2:01:08
the coin of the realm. Now right, well, this is the winner
2:01:11
right here. Yes, this is the oppression Olympics. This is somebody who
2:01:17
is saying that they have all these problems and all this mental illness. Seems
2:01:23
very proud of it, in fact, and very proud of the fact that
2:01:25
unable to work or to function. Very sensitive obviously needs to be comforted like
2:01:30
this being told nobody's mad, and yet at the same time clearly wants attention.
2:01:39
Fron thing being on social media talking about this wants attention. Dresses in
2:01:44
a way that is going to stand out. You're not going to melt into
2:01:47
the crowd. She is not going to melt into the crowd, right,
2:01:53
the hair and the nose ring and the tattoos and just the general you know,
2:01:58
I guess progressive. Look, so what it appears to me to be.
2:02:06
Let's go through this again. And of course the trolls found it.
2:02:10
I don't really care whatever, just walking to leave them. But the point
2:02:13
is, almost all of the troll comments, aside from the ones telling me
2:02:16
to grow up, we're saying like mental illness when you're mentally ill, mentally
2:02:21
ill olympics, Like, yeah, that's the point. I wear my mental
2:02:28
illness like, I don't hide it. I am very open about the fact
2:02:31
that I am autistic disabled, I have ADHD, I'm very mentally ill,
2:02:35
and I struggle with it a lot. I can't work, I can't go
2:02:40
to school, and I'm very open about that, very open about the fact
2:02:44
you can't work or go to school or do anything. Apparently. Hah yeah
2:02:53
again, I'm starting to I'm coming up with my own diagnosis here. This
2:02:57
is somebody who doesn't want to do those things and has found a way too.
2:03:00
And I get I'm guessing a community online and actually in person of people
2:03:04
are willing to what's the word here, what's the word I'm looking for?
2:03:10
Lie to this person? I guess that's it, lie to them, Jay
2:03:17
Ham says. And let's go back to uh, let's go back up to
2:03:24
Brighten for a second. Jay Ham says, if Trudeau were the American president,
2:03:29
he'd be worse than Biden since he remembers what the plan to destroy the
2:03:33
West is. Biden forgot a long time ago what the Marxist plan is.
2:03:45
That gets a double applause. That sound logic there. I think I have
2:03:53
to agree. I think I have to agree. All right, Now,
2:04:01
did we look at the we did look at the comments on that. Let's
2:04:05
look at the comments on this one. Self imposed victim mood. That's what
2:04:13
we were just getting to. That's what we're just talking about. Self imposed
2:04:15
victimhood. So going to the realm in this person's world, she can't work
2:04:21
lol. Yeah again, Right, it seems like this is maybe kind of
2:04:26
a self serving thing. Somebody's identified something and there are some you know,
2:04:30
a plan, and there are people stupid enough to believe it. Wait,
2:04:40
can I fake all these illnesses and get a check or refund of some of
2:04:44
my own money I've paid to support these causes. Maybe a class action lawsuit.
2:04:51
Perhaps amazing, you can do all of that accept work. Yep,
2:05:00
it is amazing. Isn't it very convenient? I get it. I like
2:05:05
to make people mad and then ask for a hug from them. Yep,
2:05:10
seems right. Uh, all right. I don't believe her self diagnosis one
2:05:26
little bit. She's merely a relentless attention vacuum. That's what it sounds like
2:05:30
to me. Although I don't know. Maybe this I don't know. I
2:05:35
can't read minds. It just all looks fucking retarded to me. Uh,
2:05:45
here we go. Here's a Pierre pauliev with another apple crunching moment. I
2:05:49
think we all enjoy those, don't we. Let's listen. The Heritage Minister
2:05:54
said this week she qualified your interactions with some reporters as an attack on democracy.
2:06:00
How do you respond to that her government arrested a reporter, The arrested
2:06:06
a reporter, How do you qualify that? Okay, I think that answers
2:06:14
the question. I'm not going to arrest any reporters. So that is why
2:06:24
Justin Trudeau showers the mainstream media with money to ask questions like that and to
2:06:30
not actually be journalists, to be activists, right, I mean it's fairly.
2:06:35
David Menzies for Rebel News was arrested I think about a month ago while
2:06:41
trying to ask a question of Christian Freeland while she was walking down the road.
2:06:45
And it was he was obviously set up by one of the police there
2:06:50
and who kind of moved behind him so that he'd bump into him. By
2:06:55
accidents, David Menzies would and then said it was assault. It was just
2:07:00
it was absurd. It was all on camera. It was obvious. They
2:07:02
actually ended up dropping the charges almost immediately, which would not have happened if
2:07:10
it hadn't been on tape. He might be in a jail cell right now
2:07:14
for all we know. But the reporters know this, and yet they'll still
2:07:19
ask that question. Well, I mean they're getting that's what Trudeo's paying him
2:07:27
for. And this is why we like Pierre Poliefs. If if you're not
2:07:33
from Canada and you're watching this, you don't know who he is. He's
2:07:35
the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. He's a new leader. It's
2:07:40
not he's been in there for a little while now. But yeah, he's
2:07:43
a new leader. He's going to be the leader of the Conservatives going into
2:07:45
the next election. He's got a huge lead right now. He's got i
2:07:48
think almost a twenty point lead over Trudeau. Right now. It looks like
2:07:51
the Liberals are done and the press is doing their best to try and demonize
2:07:57
him, and he is fine heading back and he's doing He's done this.
2:08:01
There's several viral videos of him just not taking the bullshit from the journalists anymore
2:08:09
because everything it's all framing with them. Right. They used to just being
2:08:11
able to say, uh, well, somebody in the world somewhere said that
2:08:15
you're fascist and you're scary, and it'd be like, well, well'll see.
2:08:20
He'll say something like this, what does that mean? And anyway,
2:08:26
it's so it's like it's like shooting fish in a barrel for him. It's
2:08:31
so easy. They're so predictable that most of them don't seem particularly bright.
2:08:35
I'm not saying that there's no good journalists in Canada. There are some good
2:08:37
journalists that I could name. I like Tristan Hopper. I think Rupus SUPERMANI
2:08:41
is really good. I like David Menzie's I think Rebel News has done some
2:08:45
great, great work. Rebel News is the outlet, independent outlet, which
2:08:54
Trudeau hates, by the way, he won't even talk to the reporters if
2:08:58
he won't answer a questions from them. But they're the ones who just broke
2:09:01
the story about how the Prime Minister's office, remember the thing with the Nazi
2:09:05
and the in Parliament, they invited the Nazi and he threw the Speaker of
2:09:09
the House under the bus, blamed it all on him. Well, through
2:09:13
a freedom of information request, Rebel News found out that no, actually Trudeau's
2:09:18
office, the Prime Minister's office that actually invited him as well for another event.
2:09:22
They were deep, they were right in there. It was a it
2:09:26
was a absolute betrayal of the liberal Speaker of the House and exact exactly what
2:09:31
you would expect from Trudeau actually, who seems to have no loyalties or decency
2:09:35
or conscience whatsoever. So they are good journalists in Canada, there are some,
2:09:39
it's just that the like the CBC Global, CTV, the TV News,
2:09:45
they are they are by far the worst defenders. They're terrible and they're
2:09:50
clearly just all in the bag for Trudeau. They're advocates for Trudeau and the
2:09:56
conservative leaders since Harper Stephen Harper have been such pussies that it's worked on them.
2:10:03
And now that they've got a guy who's willing to push back, and
2:10:05
they're just totally flabberg acid and unoffended. And how dare he? How dare
2:10:11
he question us? And they make it easy for him? Yeah, here,
2:10:22
they make it too easy for him. Great minds think alike. I
2:10:26
guess attack on democracy, that's funny coming from a lefty exactly, Well,
2:10:31
that's projection, right, Bear's on a roll. Gotta love the dead silence
2:10:39
from the reporter. They're not used to it. They're used to just completely
2:10:41
having their way, throwing around accusations and then you know, people just it's
2:10:46
that magic spell. Right, They've been using that magic spell you just throw
2:10:52
isterism or some kind of accusation of being right wing, even towards like a
2:10:56
conservative politician, for too long. It just shroud their brains with confusion and
2:11:01
fear, and they would just kind of give up, right, just concede
2:11:07
the argument every single time. And he's not doing that, and they they're
2:11:09
flabbergasted by it. They have no defense. They just can't beat this guy.
2:11:18
Why did they keep trying let's see all right, anyway, let's move
2:11:26
on all right. Oh yeah, this is a blast from the past.
2:11:43
This is Christian Freeland, the Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Canada.
2:11:48
She's Trudeau's number two. This was when they froze the bank accounts up that
2:11:52
they invoked the Emergencies Act. Was this is how awful these people are.
2:12:00
So you're confirming that accounts have been frozen, both personal and corporate, but
2:12:03
you're not. Why the fuck is she laughing, smiling at this conference at
2:12:09
any point in it? At any point in it. I mean, if
2:12:13
it was such this solemn thing they had to do, they didn't want to
2:12:16
do it. I mean, just where are the fuck where is the common
2:12:20
sense at least if you're going to lie, do it well, I guess
2:12:26
is the thing? I mean, they're so incompetent they can't hunt. She's
2:12:30
so incompetent she can't hide her own glee at this thing, releasing the information
2:12:35
and the actual follow up is I'm just wondering whether the bank accounts will be
2:12:39
targeted of individuals who donated to the Gifts and Go and the GoFundMe campaigns.
2:12:45
Are they considered designated people under the Emergencies Act, meaning that their credit cards
2:12:48
could be cut and financial services are targeting them as well. Okay, so
2:12:56
the names of both individuals and entities as well as crypto wallets have been shared
2:13:05
by the RCMP with financial institutions and accounts have been frozen, and more accounts
2:13:13
will be frozen. Crowdfunding platforms and payment service providers have started the registration process
2:13:22
with fintrack. In terms of the specifics on whose accounts are being frozen,
2:13:33
you now have the regulations, the financial service providers have those regulars. It
2:13:39
must have been such a thrill for them to exercise this kind of power.
2:13:43
It must have been beyond their wildest dreams. Eventually they couldn't believe they were
2:13:46
getting away, getting away with it. Freezing peaceful protesters are people who have
2:13:52
just donated twenty bucks or something, freezing their bank accounts. I mean,
2:13:58
Trudeau themself must have been in heaven, right they want to be dictator.
2:14:01
The guy who praised China's basic dictatorship, he must have been in absolute heaven
2:14:05
over it. He probably went out and bought himself a new pack of really
2:14:11
expensive tampons. And it's just unfathomable to me. Unfathomable to me. How
2:14:22
Look, at no point at this in this press conference should she be doing
2:14:26
this. So you're confirming that accounts have been frozen, both personal and corporate,
2:14:31
but you're not releasing the See, that's that's that's behind the mask.
2:14:35
That's taking the mask off right there. Tucker in his visit Tucker Carlson in
2:14:41
his visit to Alberta revealed something I didn't know is that he had worked with
2:14:45
her when she was a journalist at the Financial Times I guess thirty years ago
2:14:48
or something, and describe here as being a totally incompetent and an idiot.
2:14:56
He wasn't very fond of her, and he's kind of an indisible if that
2:15:00
she managed to get to the position that she's in in Canada. You know,
2:15:05
people actually used to think she was smart. Isn't that incredible? Oh
2:15:16
and by the way, again, if you're watching, if you're if you're
2:15:20
watching from outside of Canada, you don't know the invocation of the Emergencies Act,
2:15:24
which is what allowed her and the tyrannical Trudeau regime to freeze people's bank
2:15:28
accounts as well as other things. That was just deemed in federal court to
2:15:35
have been unconstitutional, so they were not justified in using that. So just
2:15:41
so you know, that's the background to this. It's what brought her so
2:15:45
much joy in exercising control over people. There will be repercussions to these people
2:15:54
feeling, uh, I'm not gonna okay, most detestable per on earth,
2:16:01
spoken like a true Nazi. Yeah, let's see. I think it would
2:16:15
be a good sound justice for in order to freeze the bank accounts of all
2:16:18
those responsible for the freezing of Canadian accounts until such times as these lawsuits get
2:16:24
hurt. So also now, and I don't think I have anything on this,
2:16:28
but it's relevant. The Trudeau government is being sued by protesters who've been
2:16:35
elected like Tamara Leach Barber there and eighteen others are suing the Trudeau government people
2:16:43
who have been charged with crimes. And once that verdict came out that from
2:16:48
the Federal Court that the invoking of the Emergencies Act was not constitutional, so
2:16:54
that's something to look forward to. They're looking to get two million dollars each
2:16:58
and of course, trueau Her, they're not going to pay a penny of
2:17:03
it. And so it's gonna have to come from the taxpayers. But I
2:17:05
think in this case it's justified. I think if the government behaves like that
2:17:09
in that tyrannical way, what is your recourse, You know, what is
2:17:15
your recourse? Well, the only thing you can do is sue the government,
2:17:18
right, that's the only kind of It's not going to be a financial
2:17:20
punishment to them personally, but politically it will be. And that's what you
2:17:24
have to do. So look, I support it. So this is the
2:17:37
state of Canada. This is what Chris jif free Land and Justin Trudeau brought
2:17:41
Canada to. It's Morning in Canada. This is from Alex Brown. A
2:17:45
mother steps on a government needle at her child's playground. Yeah, because they're
2:17:48
giveaway needles because they think that's a good idea. Now, as well as
2:17:52
drugs. Uh. Fifteen Kinna Stoga students in a dimly lit at Brampton basement
2:17:58
wait turn to use a single bathroom. This is all the things that Trudeau
2:18:05
has brought to Canada. A little old lady on a fixed pension and the
2:18:07
sticks opens the mail to a three hundred dollars carbon levy for heating her home.
2:18:13
A young man on a subway spots a violent schizophrenic hassling this disassociated commuters.
2:18:20
There are no police to be found. He wonders if he steps in,
2:18:24
will he be shamed? Will he go viral? Canada? Probably a
2:18:30
commuting family of four on a debilitating variable rate mortgage for their nine hundred square
2:18:37
foot semi that costs nine hundred and fifty thousand dollars wakes up to another car
2:18:41
stolen. Yeah, oh yeah, car theft is through the roof. I
2:18:45
think it's tripled or quadrupled. Actually, the Justice minister just had his car
2:18:48
stolen. The Justice Minister of the Trudeau government, right, the soft on
2:18:54
crime Trudeau government, just had his own car stolen for the third time in
2:18:58
three years. You can't make this stuff up, folks. A janitor at
2:19:05
a Hebrew school scrubs from the river to the sea off the front windows for
2:19:09
the third time this semester. You know, I've said before I don't have
2:19:15
a Middle East peace plan, right, but I think probably nine out of
2:19:18
ten people out protesting If you ask them what river to what sea? Something
2:19:24
as basic as that, they don't know. It's all fashion. Mark Garrettson
2:19:31
hit send on a tweet that totally owns Pierre for using a similar adjective as
2:19:37
Donald Trump, as constituents don't see it because they're living real lives. A
2:19:43
few of them wait sixteen hours in the hospital for supposedly urgent care. The
2:19:48
rest of the Liberals and many Red Tories continued to respond with the same old
2:19:52
twenty fifteen playbook, failing to realize that tipping point has already happened. There's
2:19:58
no going back to the luxury beliefs when it's this bad, it's actually broken.
2:20:05
Destroy them accordingly, accordingly, take back what you can. And looks
2:20:11
like our earliest opportunity is going to be late twenty fifteen. I used to
2:20:18
say that I hope that Trudeau didn't step down before the next election because he
2:20:24
is fully capable of totally destroying the Liberal Party of Canada, burning it to
2:20:28
the ground, turning it into ashes. And that is necessary because we need
2:20:33
an actual, sane Liberal Party of Canada. Because what Trudeau has done is
2:20:39
he's taken what was has always been a fairly moderate party and race to the
2:20:46
left with it as fast as he could, trying to compete with the NDP,
2:20:48
which is basically Canada's communist party. There's actually a Communist Party of Canada,
2:20:54
but I think it's like twenty people. The NDP is our most far
2:20:58
left, crazy will party in Canada and Justin Trudeau has been trying to compete
2:21:01
with them for the better part of a decade now. So what we need
2:21:11
in Canada is a Liberal party that's not insane. I'm not saying I'm going
2:21:16
to vote for them, but I'm just saying for the political landscape, right,
2:21:20
we are much better off with having Conservative party that is sane, which
2:21:24
the Conservative Party of Canada is saying now. I personally think they're not conservative
2:21:28
enough on a bunch of issues, but broadly speaking, I do, like
2:21:35
pauliev we need to have the other side the traditionally that's been the Conservatives and
2:21:41
the Liberal Party. We need the Liberal Party to not be insane, right,
2:21:46
We need we need the center to move back towards sanity again. Because
2:21:50
really, what we're all dealing with, what we're all dealing with, whether
2:21:52
you're listening in Australia or the UK, or Canada or the US, what
2:21:58
we're dealing with, it's sent versus lunacy, right, it's common sense versus
2:22:03
batshit crazy, and one way that we can move. One way that we
2:22:09
can keep from going insane and losing our civilization is to have a party that
2:22:16
is the Liberal Party whatever that is in Labor or Democrats whatever, that's not
2:22:20
totally batshit crazy, and so that you can have two sides that are that
2:22:26
are actually able to deal with each other. Because there's going to be two
2:22:30
sides there always is, right, there's no two ways around that. But
2:22:37
we need like sane traditional liberals. Again, that's got to be that's got
2:22:43
to replace the Marxist Maoist revolution that's happening on the left. I'm telling you
2:22:50
that the Liberal Party of Canada was not always a Maoist social you know,
2:22:54
cultural revolution party anyway. All right, so yeah, Trudeau has fucked up
2:23:13
Canada big time. Rupa Supermania says, someone just got approved for MAIDE that's
2:23:31
medical assistance and dying because they can no longer afford to pay their bills.
2:23:37
That's happening in Canada. So yes, Uh. The Liberals have been wanting
2:23:41
to expand medical assistance, assistance and dying or made basically to the entire population
2:23:50
for a while. Now their next plan is to extend it to people whose
2:23:54
only problem is mental illness. So that could be depression, that could be
2:24:00
bipolar, schizophrenia, whatever, that's their their next dream. They think it
2:24:07
was a really really great thing. You could could be drug addiction, right,
2:24:13
So they give free drugs to people now to addicts, to they can
2:24:18
stay addicted. Their lives get destroyed, and now they're offering to kill those
2:24:22
people. Apparently it's not going to come in. They've delayed it until next
2:24:26
year apparently to do this. It really so I've said this before. So
2:24:33
the Liberals invite a Nazi, it's a parliament. Now they want to euthanize
2:24:39
them mentally ill, like if they decide they want to invade Poland next.
2:24:48
Will anybody be surprised? I'm saying a trend here. I'm seeing a pattern
2:24:52
here. Anyway. I don't know what you guys think about that, but
2:25:01
I think it's bunkers. So what's going on here? Let's see from limbs
2:25:11
of TikTok this is an actual teacher in Lewisville named rock Mood to jack Yeddy,
2:25:22
I'm told he also sometimes shows up to teach dressed in full drag and
2:25:26
has a fetish for wearing women's clothing. How is this acceptable. So this
2:25:31
is at a school, and this gentleman is well, see water. You
2:25:54
know, I keep hearing that gen z is becoming increasingly conservative, like teenagers
2:26:01
are becoming increasingly conservative. I wonder if this is why, As you know,
2:26:07
kids are just going to rebel against whatever the norm is, whoever the
2:26:11
man is, They're going to rebel against it. So they put all this
2:26:16
stuff in the schools, and it sounds like kids are like the new rock
2:26:20
and roll, Like, you know, conservative conservatism is becoming the new punk
2:26:24
rock. They were saying that like eight years ago. Maybe that's actually happening
2:26:28
now it says on here, this is a grown ass man. How is
2:26:37
it acceptable? Though? I mean, I guess this is part of the
2:26:41
leftist project, the you know, cultural Marxist, the cultural revolution, the
2:26:46
Maoist project is just to break down all norms on the way to just destroying
2:26:50
Western civilization. No standards, right, you don't get merit. Merit is
2:26:58
is out right, So you don't. You don't hire people based on mariada
2:27:03
anymore, you paste you hire them based on their immutable characteristics. Now,
2:27:09
in fact, in the progressive mind, this is a plus. Oh they
2:27:15
got dresses like a woman Oh that's great, that's great. Well they yeah,
2:27:18
that's plus ten points. He's illiterate. Oh but the dresses though,
2:27:28
the dress is what are people saying about this? I better be careful with
2:27:35
these comments. This could get cheeky. Jordan Peterson said that I think he's
2:27:39
beautiful because I learned my re education lesson. Uh did you just assume his
2:27:46
gender? Twenty minus twenty points. Let's see. That's why we had dress
2:27:56
codes not long ago, especially for professionals representing business. This is a message
2:28:01
to me that your business is not serious or legitimate. Well, it's a
2:28:03
school. I mean, let's just do a giant social experiment on a generation
2:28:11
of children. I'm sure nothing could go wrong there. Okay, I haven't
2:28:20
watched this yet. This is more Canadian stuff here. Conservative MP destroys Freeland.
2:28:26
All right, so let's hear this. Never before have we seen ignorance
2:28:31
use as a political strategy the way this liberal government uses it. It's shameful.
2:28:37
At the end of the day, Canadians are struggling day in and day
2:28:39
out to be able to heat their homes, to be able to put food
2:28:41
on their tables, and to be able to care for their families. And
2:28:43
the carbon tax only increases that cost more. And what do you know,
2:28:48
on April first, the carbon taxis scheduled to go up yet again. This
2:28:52
government is going to hike it again on April first. So what does government
2:28:56
choose to put its feet into reality and to acknowledge the struggle that everyday Canadians
2:29:01
face and show a little bit of compassion. Scrap the tax, stop the
2:29:05
increase, the honorable Deputy Prime Minister administer for next, you know, mister
2:29:13
speaker. Earlier today the Conservatives were talking about hypocrisy and that is a subject
2:29:18
they know a lot about the poverty rate in Canada has But Jayam said something
2:29:24
there about witches and uh, is it just me or does she seem a
2:29:28
little bit like like would anybody be that surprised if it turns out she was
2:29:31
a witch, not like one of the good witches, like one of the
2:29:35
evil witches. I don't know, it is just a thought. I'm just
2:29:41
speculating. I didn't half. And you know what they want to do next.
2:29:45
They want to take carbon price rebate checks out of the bank accounts of
2:29:48
Canadian families. That's one thousand dollars in Ontario, more than a thousand dollars
2:29:52
in our bird's discussion that will hurt Canadians. The honible member from leftfidge government's
2:29:58
false perception of reality. And then there's the reality that everyday Canadians are experiencing.
2:30:01
I would invite the honorable Member to consider what the reality actually is.
2:30:05
If she could only come down from her high course and entry into the everyday
2:30:09
life of Canadians, she might understand not everyone lives in downtown Toronto and has
2:30:15
access to the luxuries that she does. Canadians are struggling. They are struggling
2:30:18
to put food on their tables, they are struggling to pay their heating bills,
2:30:22
they are struggling to be able to care for their families. Record numbers
2:30:26
of Canadians are using food banks. And it has a lot to do with
2:30:28
the carbon tax, which is scheduled to increase on April first. Will this
2:30:33
government acts the tax? Yeah, christ Jef Freeland isn't going to get it.
2:30:43
I believe she was like she went to like boarding school in Switzerland,
2:30:46
Like she's not connected. The person that this MP is we just saw is
2:30:56
representing is not the people that christiph Freeland cares about, at least not the
2:30:58
poor people that Christoph Field cares about, not the people that are struggling that
2:31:03
she cares about, not the middle class people, the working class people,
2:31:05
anybody that she cares about. People that she cares about apparently don't live in
2:31:09
Canada. Now we're gonna have to go back here because free of Dick's said
2:31:18
pink Space cowboy teacher is studying and brave, Yes, studying and brave.
2:31:28
Indeed before seen ignorance as a political Okay, well, here's Pierre Pouliev,
2:31:43
leader of the Conservative Party in Canada, having a go at Justin Trudeau.
2:31:46
I always enjoy these. I haven't watched this one yet, but I hope
2:31:50
it's good. So let's recap. A company that had never before received contracts
2:31:58
from the federal government started getting an avalanche of contracts just three weeks after this
2:32:03
prime minister took office. The company, in fact, got a quarter of
2:32:09
a billion dollars for it even though it admits it doesn't do it. It
2:32:13
has four employees and has headquarters in the basement of a cottage. Can the
2:32:18
Prime minister explain why this suspicious company started getting these contracts exactly twenty one days
2:32:26
after he took office? The right Honorable Prime Minister probviously an unacceptable situation,
2:32:33
which is why the relevant authorities are fully investigating exactly what went on here,
2:32:41
particularly highlighted by the Auditor General's recent report. This is an issue we need
2:32:46
to continue to understand and make sure that it really must be difficult for him
2:32:52
to just continually, day after day pretend that he's not completely incompetent and a
2:32:58
moral monster. Anyway, Oh and Freedick says, well, that woman is
2:33:03
annoying. Wouldn't surprise that me if she's a walking corpse. He's talking about
2:33:07
Christia Freeland. There not kind things to say, but you know what,
2:33:11
I want to give that some applause. Anyway, the rules are being followed.
2:33:20
Make sure that our procurement practices across government are respectful of taxpayer money.
2:33:28
The Honorable Leader of the Opposition more proof the Prime Minister is not worth the
2:33:31
cost or the corruption. After eight years of doubling housing costs, quadrupling the
2:33:37
carbon tax, sending two million people to food banks, he somehow found a
2:33:41
quarter of a billion dollars for this one company, which boasts on its website
2:33:46
that it is now how to us fastest growing company. No doubt about that
2:33:50
when they're having their faces stuff with tax dollars by this prime minister. Why
2:33:56
is it that when Canadians are starving in food bank lines, the prime minister
2:34:00
finds a quarter billion dollars for his friends. See this is why we love
2:34:07
Pierre. And look, I'm not naive, Okay, he's still a politician,
2:34:13
all right, So why we're gonna have to keep it up because we're
2:34:16
gonna My fear is that once he gets into power, which I think it's
2:34:22
I think it's almost totally assured that he will. Yes, true, that
2:34:26
was so deeply unpopular. I don't think he can turn it around. But
2:34:31
once he gets into power, my fear is that he turns into Trudeau light.
2:34:33
And you know, we've seen what happened in the UK with the Conservative
2:34:39
Party. They've been in power for thirteen fourteen years and they have been terrible.
2:34:43
I mean, the when you're talking about immigration, labor, I don't
2:34:48
think could have outdone them on the amount of the sheer numbers of immigrant,
2:34:52
amount of immigration that they've had under the Conservatives. In Brexit, you know,
2:34:58
a big unspoken part of that was that it was about immigration. People
2:35:01
were concerned, they didn't want any more, and the Conservatives ramped it up
2:35:07
completely against the will of their voters, totally betraying their voters. I worry
2:35:11
about something like that happening in Canada. I am cautiously optimistic, but we're
2:35:18
gonna have to keep our foot on the pedal here. Just make it clear,
2:35:24
Okay, that's not going to be acceptable in Canada. Now again,
2:35:28
I believe him, and he's becoming more forthright in his answers as he moves
2:35:35
on regarding things like immigration, in terms of the sex changes for kids,
2:35:41
say, which should be an easy answer. Freedick says that Justin's a horrible
2:35:50
speaker, lots of oz and ums. I wonder how much it's just wearing
2:35:54
on him now, just being up there lying every day. I have to
2:35:56
justify the terrible, terrible job that he's done, wrecking the country and wrecking
2:36:03
the country in a way that actually isn't going to get fixed in you know,
2:36:07
five years, for four or five years, it's going to take a
2:36:09
long time. Some of the damage he's done is probably permanent, you know,
2:36:15
some of the damages at least generational. It's going to take a long
2:36:20
time. We don't have time to waste, but yeah, having to stand
2:36:24
up. And I mean he must know somewhere in the back of his head,
2:36:28
in the back of his brain, there must be one neuron back there
2:36:31
kind of nervously, kind of mumbling to itself, this isn't good. This
2:36:35
isn't good, this isn't good. You fucked up. Although I mean,
2:36:41
I don't know if you can attribute that to to Trudeau ever thinking that he
2:36:46
fucked up. Maybe it's just I mean, I guess maybe it's just a
2:36:50
big plan and he doesn't care about the consequences He's I've said before, I
2:36:54
mean, Trudeau, I don't think sees himself as Canadian. I think he
2:36:56
sees himself as a citizen of the world, right. I mean, he
2:37:01
would have been traveling all over the world with his dad, Peter Elliott Trudeau
2:37:05
when he was Prime Minister of Canada, and I think that's how he's I
2:37:09
think he's a globalist through and through, and you think he sees himself as
2:37:13
a citizen of the world. I'm not sure that he really likes Canada when
2:37:16
he says that Canada has no core identity. I think what he's doing there
2:37:20
is projecting. I think he has no core identity projecting that outo Canada.
2:37:24
When he said that Canada is the first post national country, which was bullshit.
2:37:28
He wasn't talking about Canaday. He was talking about himself. He was
2:37:31
the first post national prime minister, world leader. So it must be difficult
2:37:43
to stand up there and just lie and lie and lie and lie and justify
2:37:48
the unjustifiable over and over and over again. Will his lust for power be
2:37:56
less than just the stress of being so hated every minute of every day.
2:38:07
I don't know. It certainly doesn't seem like he intends to step down anyway.
2:38:15
I mean, I guess we'll just have to see. Oh, I
2:38:24
thought you'd enjoy this, Any Canadians watching, I thought you'd enjoy this.
2:38:28
Watching Trudeau get roasted via Google Earth is my fave content. Look at that
2:38:33
somebody took the time to write that thoughtful note in their field. That's so
2:38:39
great. Love it. Thank you for putting the time in. That's a
2:38:45
patriot right there. You know what I think? Okay, hold on,
2:39:00
Jay Ham says, I think one reason for gen Z's turnaway from the left
2:39:05
to the right is the proliferation of independent channels. We used to suffer under
2:39:09
the way to the big three news networks. Gen Z can pick from thousands
2:39:13
of channels. Yeah, that's had an impact for sure, just having some
2:39:18
options, right, something that's not just Again. Young people always rebell against
2:39:24
whatever the authority is, and now they've actually got some real options that aren't
2:39:28
just like punk bands. You know, it's not just the clash anymore.
2:39:43
Freedi's is saying Justin's Klaus Schwab has Klaus Schwab in his ear saying, Justin
2:39:50
your Justin, you are my best boy. Yeah. Well Klaus loves him
2:39:56
and he brags about how he's penetrated the Trudeau cab fIF of the cabinet,
2:40:03
our former WEF young leaders. Apparently you will eat my bugs, just In.
2:40:13
Well, that's the thing, though, they're not going to be eating
2:40:15
the bugs. Bugs are for you. But who owning nothing and being happy?
2:40:18
Thing that's not for them, that's for you and me, that's for
2:40:22
all of us. You know, they're not going to be eating the bugs.
2:40:26
They're going to be eating the beautiful steak, the Kobe steak. They're
2:40:30
going to have beautiful cars and beautiful big houses, and they're going to have
2:40:35
private jets and they're going to fly around whenever they want all of their stuff,
2:40:39
all of the stuff they promote. It's not for them. They're not
2:40:41
going to live in a fifteen minute city. That's for the peons. If
2:40:46
you read anything written by Klaushwa, read The Great Reset, and it's difficult.
2:40:52
You don't really have to read the You could read three pages and you
2:40:54
get where he's coming from. He sees you as an aunt ants. That's
2:41:01
how he talks about people. It's really the kind of the classic socialist central
2:41:11
planning mindset, right, that people are just like basically work units, indistinguishable,
2:41:20
faceless, faceless drones. And what you need is a strong men uh
2:41:30
who can centrally plan everything for the common good, for the good of everybody.
2:41:37
You know. It's the kind of thinking that got millions of people starved
2:41:41
to death, that executed in Soviet Union, in China, in Cambodia.
2:41:46
Yeah, this goes on and on, right, And my point being that
2:41:52
these these are terrible people. Have I made that? Have I made that
2:41:58
plane? What are people saying about this Trudeau thing, this beautiful Trudeau field.
2:42:07
The aliens got it right. The aliens got it right. That would
2:42:11
be fun, it was if it was the aliens. I'd really enjoy that.
2:42:18
Let's see, Trudeau was making a phone call the farmers getting audited this
2:42:30
text season, wouldn't be surprised, to be honest, He's incredibly petty and
2:42:33
vindictive. And sometimes I have to say that, like I get a bit
2:42:37
nervous being in Canada and being so critical of Trudeau as I am, and
2:42:43
advocating for him to be voted out at the next opportunity constantly, cause you
2:42:48
just don't know how how you know? You just don't know. Honestly,
2:42:54
you just don't know. I mean, we just I showed you a story.
2:42:56
But Ceesis is watching pairarents who are vocally disagreeing with them sex changes for
2:43:05
kids in Canada. How far is it stretch? That doesn't seem that strange
2:43:09
to me that they'd have people working twenty four to seven watching social media,
2:43:13
watching YouTube, Twitter, looking for people that are critical of Trudeau. You
2:43:20
know, it doesn't make me a little bit nervous sometimes, but I'm not
2:43:22
going to stop anyway because you can't be quiet, like it's too important.
2:43:31
And I think it does make it difference. I think every single person,
2:43:35
you know, every single person even was just to somebody just to one person.
2:43:39
They say, I don't know if I agree with this sex change for
2:43:43
children kid children thing. That sounds a bit off to me. Now,
2:43:48
just giving one person a reason to realize that they're not alone, whatever social
2:43:52
pressure is going on around them, whatever pressure they're feeling for the media,
2:43:56
that they're not crazy. Actually somebody else is thinking the same thing. I
2:44:00
think that's really important. Let's see, we should have a contest to see
2:44:09
who can make the biggest one skywriting it over Ottawa would be hilarious. Oh,
2:44:13
they'd be fuming, definitely get arrested for that. Let's see. Freedict
2:44:24
says, bust and Justin is Trudeau's hold on. Let's bring this back up
2:44:30
while I read this. Bust and Justin is Trudeau's drag queen story our name.
2:44:37
That makes sense, that makes sense. But I would say, bust
2:44:39
and Justina is what I would say. You know, I used to do
2:44:43
a thing on these live streams. I said it. I was going to
2:44:46
do it every week until Trudeau was no longer in office, and it was
2:44:52
called Grock versus Trudeau. And it started because I wanted to test grok,
2:44:58
which is the X for only Twitter AI against chet GPT, So I was
2:45:03
going to try and to get chat GPT and Grock to say something offensive,
2:45:07
and I thought, well, I'll go with Justin Trudeau. And there were
2:45:11
two factors that had to be involved. So they had to like write a
2:45:16
poem or story or something mostly poems about Justin Trudeau in some scenario, and
2:45:22
the two factors that always had to be in there. The two details were
2:45:26
that he had to be wearing blackface at some point and he also had to
2:45:28
get a vagino plastic at some point. And there are various scenarios. There's
2:45:35
one where he joined the Girl Guides and it turned out that because of the
2:45:41
girl Guides in Canada's new DEI and gender inclusive program, all of the girl
2:45:48
Guides girl guides were now middle aged men. There was one where Justin Trudeau
2:45:54
starts a black face colony on the moon and he gets a vagina plasty up
2:46:01
there and he spent all of the military budget on tampons for the men's rooms
2:46:07
and then was conquered by the colony on the moon. The blackface colony on
2:46:11
the Moon was conquered by a Chinese restaurant. What else do we have?
2:46:16
I had one where Justin Trudeau in blackface and with a vagino plasty kidnaps and
2:46:24
well he shows up at the set of the View and nobody's seen Whoopy Goldberg
2:46:28
and they can't get in touch with her. And then Justin Trudeau shows up
2:46:31
to the set of the View in blackface. What is vagino plasty claiming to
2:46:35
be Whoopy Goldberg? In any case, nobody has ever sees Whoopy Goldberg again,
2:46:41
and Trudeau gets arrested for the disappearance of Whoopy Goldberg and they suspect something
2:46:48
terrible happened to her and they put him in jail, and I guess it
2:46:52
would be her at that point, and then eventually they decide to just shoot
2:46:56
him into the sun. And I would get Rock to write poems about these
2:47:01
things I see ched GPT would immediately absolutely not I will that is offensive.
2:47:07
I am not programmed to write offensive. CHEDGP never got anywhere Grock would actually
2:47:13
do it. And so I was doing this to start off every live stream
2:47:16
for I don't know, five weeks or something, but it just seemed like
2:47:18
people didn't really like it that much, so I stopped and I would clip
2:47:22
them afterwards and then rerelease some of it. Nobody seemed to really like them
2:47:26
that much, so I stopped doing it. I don't know. I mean,
2:47:30
if you guys want me to do that, you're gonna have to make
2:47:31
it clear. You're gonna have to make it plain, and you know,
2:47:37
you can absolutely throw in your own suggestions. And there's just two things that
2:47:41
always have to be a part of it. He hasked to me, wearing
2:47:45
black face, and he has to get a vaginoplasty. Let's see, there
2:47:52
was one where just in Trudeau, he pretended. Maybe this was before he
2:48:01
had to do both things. I can't remember. Maybe this was an early
2:48:03
one. He decided to finish off Amelia Earhart's flight around the world and he
2:48:09
got a vaginoplasty to do that. I can't remember exactly how that one ended
2:48:13
anyway, But if you guys ever want me to do that again, you're
2:48:16
gonna have to let me know and give me some suggestions for ideas in the
2:48:22
in the comments afterwards were in the chat. So for now, we're not
2:48:24
going to do it because I didn't get the love for it. I mean,
2:48:28
personally, I loved doing it. I thought it was hilarious every single
2:48:31
time, But all right, it's time to move on, I think,
2:48:43
And we're three hours in. You know, you guys got to give me
2:48:46
sixty seconds because I've got to excuse myself one more time. I'm having a
2:48:50
bunch of I've been drinking a bunch of stuff here, all right, give
2:48:52
me one second here, hold on, don't stop it, stop it all
2:50:35
right, I'm back. Thanks for waiting, everybody. All right, what
2:50:39
are we looking at next? Here? Everything seems to be working again,
2:50:45
good, excellent. So you know what I'm just noticing here is that I
2:51:03
think that there's a thing that happens what were three hours in? There's something
2:51:07
that seems to happen three hours in and I can't figure out how to stop
2:51:09
it. But it seems like the Rumble stream and this is being streamed by
2:51:13
Rumble on their Rumble studio, it seems like it stops putting up the comments
2:51:20
in the chat up on the screen after three hours. It seems to happen
2:51:24
every single time. I don't know how to fix that. By the way,
2:51:30
maybe we'll see if this last one pops up. But I think you
2:51:33
probably should have already well free Dick's here, says and I don't think this
2:51:46
is going to come up on the screen, but it's it's in the chat,
2:51:48
the live chat. I guess on the on the laft on the desktop
2:51:54
that I like the rock versus chat GPT regarding just Busted, just the it
2:52:00
is new Black Vagina. Well see I did one where he actually puts a
2:52:05
black face makeup on his vagina New Vagina as well. And uh, you
2:52:11
know, actually even Grok didn't really want to put that in. It took
2:52:13
a while to get it to actually do that, to put it in the
2:52:16
story. Well, anyway, let's all right, three hours, wow,
2:52:30
three hours already crazy, all right. Pewtin endorses Biden, says he's more
2:52:35
predictable than the others. I thought the White House has been saying you would
2:52:39
prefer Trump, but he actually prefers Biden. Hey, he talks about that.
2:52:43
I mean, I don't know. I mean, Putin's a tricky guy,
2:52:48
right, I mean you have to expect. I don't think you can
2:52:52
take anything he says without a grain of salt. I mean, he's he's
2:52:56
he's he's a pretty smart guy. He's thinking through everything he's saying. Right,
2:53:03
But it has to be said that the war didn't start until Biden got
2:53:07
into power. Right, same thing, Like, there's a bunch of conflicts
2:53:13
around the world that didn't start until Biden got into power. So I think
2:53:20
he probably does prefer Biden, but not for the reasons that he's stating.
2:53:24
I mean, the reasons that he's stating is that he thinks Biden is weak.
2:53:28
I mean, the thing he's not saying is that because Biden is weak,
2:53:33
and that's why everybody took the opportunity to start invading or you know,
2:53:37
like October seventh and Iran. So yeah, anyway, let's just move on
2:53:46
from that. Let's hear from Trump talking about all of this just legal lunacy.
2:53:58
The radical of Democrats rig the presidential election in twenty twenty and we're not
2:54:03
going to allow them to rig the presidential election in twenty twenty four. Every
2:54:13
time the radical left Democrats, Marxist communists, and fascists indict me, I
2:54:18
consider it a really great badge of honor. Thank you very much. It's
2:54:24
a lot of fun. I'm being indicted for you. And never forget our
2:54:28
enemies want to take away my freedom, because I will never let them take
2:54:33
away your freedom. I won't let them take That's where they are, That's
2:54:37
what they are. They want to silence me, because I will never let
2:54:41
them silence you. And in the end, they're not after me, they're
2:54:46
after you. I just happen to be standing in the way. Yeah,
2:54:50
it's a lot of fun, but I'm happy with doing. You find it
2:54:56
amazing how everything is such a to make sure you they I find it amazing
2:55:01
how they try and frame Trump as being you know, dementia, dementia Trump
2:55:05
or what whatever, he's got mental problem. I find this incredible. I
2:55:09
mean again, it's another example of the projection of the left. Biden seems
2:55:18
Trump is what he's like, seventy seven or something. Biden seems like fifty
2:55:22
years older than him. Biden seems about one hundred and thirty at this point.
2:55:26
He's basically the crypt keeper. I mean, clearly, Trump is still
2:55:33
energetic and sharp. He hasn't missed a step, he hasn't missed a beat.
2:55:37
I mean, just clearly. You can see it with your own eyes.
2:55:39
It's amazing how much how often they just ask you to believe their utterly
2:55:46
ridiculous nonsense over your own eyes and ears. It's the same in the Canadian
2:55:52
media with Trudeau. All right, let's keep going this is an oldly but
2:56:01
a goodie. I've shown he gets this one before, but I just find
2:56:03
it fucking hilarious. Joe Biden telling John, well, let's see, let's
2:56:07
see. You have to watch Elton John's face here. By way, it's
2:56:15
all his fault that we're spending six billion dollars in tax spared money this month
2:56:20
to help aage fight, Ajiva. So you heard it from Biden. AIDS
2:56:28
is all Elton Jones fault. We have to hear that World War Time spending
2:56:37
six billion dollars in tax spared money, it's all his fault. We're spending
2:56:43
six billion dollars in tax spared money this month to help aage fight, Jiva.
2:56:52
What does that mean? What it means, Pierre, is that he's
2:56:56
blaming Elton John for AIDS. Obviously, that's a good one. That's a
2:57:05
classic. That's one for the ages. It's all Elton John's fault that they
2:57:11
have to spend all that money on AIDS. He's a busy man, apparently,
2:57:22
Elton John. In the early eighties. Let's see, there's another politician
2:57:31
that I like in Canada. This is Premier Daniel Smith in Alberta. She
2:57:35
does not like Trudeau at all, and let's hear talk about it. In
2:57:39
the new report from the Federal Healthing Advocate of the Canadian Human Rights Commission is
2:57:41
suggesting that people should be allowed and supported to live in encampments and that all
2:57:46
forced evictions from incampments must come to an end. Now, this is in
2:57:50
contrast to the province's position on this over the last recent months. How will
2:57:54
this report in the pending National Encounpment response line he factored into future decisions going
2:58:01
forward? Well, we're going to ignore her because, quite frankly, she's
2:58:03
wrong. It is it is not dignified for our vulnerable population to be victimized
2:58:11
in these encampments. They're being run by criminal gangs. They're victimized not only
2:58:16
by their addiction, but also violence, sexual assaults, and we're not going
2:58:20
to put up with that. We have cleared out the encampments in Edmonton and
2:58:24
we have we have connected over two hundred people to vital services, including getting
2:58:28
ID, getting shelter services, getting mental health support, getting on a virtual
2:58:33
obi dependency program. And they're grateful, frankly, that we're putting this effort
2:58:39
into making sure that they're connected to services. One of the things we keep
2:58:41
hearing is no one's ever offered us this before, and it's because people like
2:58:45
the Housing Advocate are not providing reasonable solutions. They're not they're not trying to
2:58:50
solve the problem. They're also the idea that we're just going to start handing
2:58:54
out drugs to people and keeping them in their addiction. It's absurd. That's
2:58:58
not what doing in Alberta. But we're not giving up on people. We
2:59:03
believe that our job is to offer treatment and a pathway to recovery so people
2:59:07
can get their lives back. And so I would say that we don't have
2:59:11
any interest in her opinion. We just started disregarding it. Jeez, what
2:59:16
a novel idea. Not just accepting that there's going to be homeless encampments everywhere,
2:59:22
not just acting like that's totally normal, that's just normal. Well it's
2:59:26
normal in Trudeau's Canada, sure, but it shouldn't be normal. And we
2:59:31
don't have to have that. You don't need to have, you know,
2:59:35
drug addicts like living on playgrounds. Right, sorry, Junior can't go to
2:59:39
the playground. Those are for drug addicts now, So yeah that, oh
3:00:01
yeah, well, this is about we're not going to go through this whole
3:00:05
article here. I did a video on this, I think yesterday. But
3:00:09
this is the climate lunatic Stephen Gilbo in Canada. He's the Minister of Environments
3:00:18
and Climate Change because of course Canada has a Minister of Climate Change, because
3:00:22
of course it just does. Anyway, he made a statement that there's going
3:00:28
to be no more federal funding for new roads in Canada. Seems like kind
3:00:33
of a bad idea, you know, considering that they're also pouring millions of
3:00:39
people into the country and our infrastructure can't handle the people that we already have,
3:00:43
could barely handle the people we had before they started pouring in people by
3:00:46
the millions. This is the lunacy. This is the woke dysfunction that I
3:00:50
constantly talk about, right this is it's really you should just call it ideological
3:00:56
dysfunction. It's just this guy has an idea stuck in his head and that's
3:01:01
all that matters. And reality doesn't matter. Nothing does, people's lives,
3:01:07
people's well being, future of the country, none of that matters. All
3:01:09
that matters is that he is a fanatic that wants to get rid of cars.
3:01:15
That's what he really wants. That's which is something that is just not
3:01:22
possible in Canada. It's just you just can't do it. I mean the
3:01:28
weather for one thing, But Canada is also a vast country as well.
3:01:33
Right anyway, I won't spend too much time on him because it's just too
3:01:39
irritating. What's this. I haven't watched this. Here's Alex Jones. UK
3:01:46
government labels George Orwell, Eldus Huxley and Shakespeare is terrorist supporting material. Okay,
3:01:52
let's what's the beginning of this. We're not gonna watch the whole eight
3:01:54
minutes. We have actual dystopic governments who used nineteen eighty four and other dystopic
3:02:05
novels like Brave New World as a blueprint, and Huxley said it was a
3:02:09
blueprint. His brother ran the un He should know. He wrote Brave New
3:02:15
World in thirty two, admitted it was a real plan. In sixty one
3:02:20
Brave New World revisited and now if you want to read it, you're a
3:02:24
terrorist. Well, other networks like to you about what's happening now. Invot
3:02:31
Wars tells you the truth about what's happening next. Visit in vote and should
3:02:35
be restricted to people, and we should watch people that buy it or read
3:02:39
it. I've got Fox News today saying this is I know, it doesn't
3:02:43
sound real, that's the tyranny level. But in this latest report, Fox
3:02:48
News quotes new press releases by the anti terrorism groups in the UK saying,
3:02:56
oh, when you read Brave New World, or you read C. S.
3:03:01
Lewis, The Screwtape Letters or Tolkien The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings,
3:03:13
that it makes you not like your current government. So we have actual
3:03:16
dystopic governments who used nineteen eighty four and other dystopic novels like Brave New World
3:03:28
as a blueprint. And Huxley said it was a blueprint. His brother ran
3:03:33
the un he should know. He wrote bravenew World in thirty two, admitted
3:03:37
it was a real plan. In sixty one Brave New World revisited and now
3:03:43
if you want to read it, you're a terrorist. Oh but if conservatives
3:03:48
don't want pro pedophile books for ten year olds in school, we're book burning,
3:03:52
no, not letting children go on a litt I really don't I really
3:03:58
wouldn't find it surprising if books like nineteen eighty four Brave New World were banned,
3:04:07
you know, I mean, it seems like the modern left is using
3:04:09
nineteen eighty four as a guidebook. Right they read it, they got the
3:04:13
wrong reaction. They misinterpreted Orwell's intention. They thought, Wow, this looks
3:04:18
like the perfect society. I wouldn't find it that surprising at this point.
3:04:26
I mean, what would be surprising at this point? I'm telling you any
3:04:30
culture where you have politicians and the media almost entirely advocating for sex changes for
3:04:39
children, what's surprising anymore? Let's see. I think this is the video.
3:05:01
I did a video on this earlier in the week. By the way,
3:05:03
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3:05:05
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3:05:11
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3:05:22
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3:05:24
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all that stuff during the week, lots of content. Subscribe so you can
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see it. That would be great. But I did a video on this,
3:05:35
which is Kamala Harris. I believe this is the video. She sounds
3:05:39
kind of drunk to me, tell me what you think. I'm pointing to
3:05:43
the direction of what I believe is the capital and what needs to happen in
3:05:50
terms of people who otherwise have evidenced themselves being having affeckless quality to show some
3:05:56
courage to reject the false that suggests you either in favor of the Second Amendment
3:06:01
or you want to take everyone's guns away, when in fact it's just reasonable.
3:06:05
I support the Second Amendment, but it's reasonable to say we need an
3:06:09
assault weapons ban. It's reasonable to say we need universal background texts. Yeah,
3:06:13
we need red flag laws. It's reasonable to say that if you want
3:06:18
to deal with violence in the community, you also got can understand it's not
3:06:22
only about mass So everything she's sayings is bullshit. But did you hear the
3:06:28
couple of slurs there? She slurred a couple of times. Listen again,
3:06:35
having effeckless quality. Well, first off, just from the start, I'm
3:06:41
pointing to the direction of what I believe is the capital. Okay, so
3:06:46
one martini lunch right there, and what needs to happen in terms of people
3:06:52
who otherwise have evidenced themselves being having effectless quality to show some courage to reject
3:07:00
the false noson that suggests you either did you hear that false not than hold
3:07:05
on to reject the false noson that suggested nothing. That's to Martini Lunch.
3:07:13
Do you either favor the Second Amendment or you want to take everyone's guns away,
3:07:16
when in fact it's just reasonable. I support the Second Amendment. But
3:07:20
it's reasonable to say we need an assault weapons ban. It's reasonable to say
3:07:24
we need universal background text. Yeah, we need red flag laws. It's
3:07:30
reasonable to say that if you want to deal with violence in the community,
3:07:33
you also got get understand. Okay, let's listen to that. It's reasonable
3:07:41
to say that if you want to deal with violence in the community, you
3:07:43
also go I'll get understand. Three Martini Lunch. Uh. I think so
3:07:50
maybe that's why Joe always sounds so out of it. Maybe he's just getting
3:07:54
hammered with Kamala all the time or Kamala I can't remember how you said.
3:07:58
It used to be Kamala and then they changed it to Kamala. They corrected
3:08:03
everybody, but it was like the first one for like two years or something.
3:08:07
But maybe Joe's getting hammered with her all the time and that's why he's
3:08:09
so incoherent. I don't know. I feel like it's a possibility. Actually,
3:08:20
let's see what the comments are on this. Yeah, here, Kamala
3:08:26
Harris is repeatedly slurring. She's drunk alcohol or prescription drugs, probably both,
3:08:33
yet both something of those magic mushrooms. I don't know. Maybe she's on
3:08:41
mushrooms. Could be don't know. I mean she knows that Hunter Biden,
3:08:46
right, so she could be on anything. She is being constantly wasted since
3:08:54
even during the campaigning before the twenty twenty election, there are photos of her
3:09:00
throwing up in trash cans behind venues taken down immediately. I didn't see those,
3:09:05
but you know, maybe I'll take your word for it. Beginning to
3:09:11
believe she is never sober, she was always given the impression she is high
3:09:16
on something, especially when she tries to use that fake Southern accent. Uh
3:09:20
huh, All right, let's move on. Here's another one from her.
3:09:33
But who wants to listen to that? We don't want to listen to that,
3:09:35
We don't care. Uh what have we got here? Oh yeah,
3:09:46
just like we drew it up. This is a meme on the after the
3:09:50
Super Bowl, and they did the Dark Brandon thing, which just doesn't really
3:09:56
work at all. So just like we drew it up playing on the whole
3:10:01
Taylor Swift conspiracy thing, this is better, just like we drew it up.
3:10:07
Yep. I mean it clearly is the intention, right I mean,
3:10:11
there's no question right now. I mean, they can keep saying that the
3:10:13
border secure or that he's gonna spport. It's a Republican's fault for not signing
3:10:18
the bill that would actually codify all the things I'm already doing, that would
3:10:20
guarantee there'd be masses of immigrants coming into the country, immigrants, illegal immigrants
3:10:26
coming into the country, going into the United States. Like it is quite
3:10:31
clear. It's impossible to not see it. They're clearly trying to jam as
3:10:35
many people into the United States as possible. And there are a number of
3:10:39
reasons they would be doing this. For one, future voters. They want
3:10:43
to get them all voting as soon as possible, have some sort of amnesty
3:10:46
plan, turn them all into citizens also too. It's been offered a couple
3:10:50
of times now, I think from a couple of different Democrat voices to give
3:10:56
them citizenship in exchange for service in the military. So that's something, right,
3:11:07
which is a very dangerous move because you have a bunch of people that
3:11:13
are not connected to the United States, right, They didn't grow up there,
3:11:16
they don't have roots there. What is their allegiance? Really? What
3:11:24
could you get those people to do against the population, against the public that
3:11:26
they have no connection to. It's a scary thought. But I mean,
3:11:35
what terrible thing is kind of off the table these days? I don't know.
3:11:48
Elon Musk says, very few people in America realize that their vote will
3:11:52
be rendered meaningless. Let's hear what. And he's talking about this clip from
3:11:56
Joe Rogan here, let's hear it. You watch those migrants jump those cops
3:12:01
and beat their ass and then they got out of jail with no bail right
3:12:07
away. That is why Pac in the camera. They two parked the camera
3:12:13
on the way out. Yeah, I didn't see this. Yes, apparently
3:12:18
those guys have fled and they got released or deported. They got released,
3:12:20
they're just back out. Yeah. Bro. They interviewed this one guy who
3:12:24
was watched this YouTube video. What's happening in these hotels? This one guy's
3:12:28
been there for seven months and uh, he said, they give him a
3:12:31
nice hotel. It's a nice room, he say, it's real clean.
3:12:33
They give them breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. And he's an
3:12:37
illegal immigrant. Yeah. And then there's people that are poor. They're like,
3:12:41
hey, what about my family? What about me? What about us?
3:12:43
Americans that live here have always been here, born and raised here,
3:12:48
and people just sneak in and you're giving them all these things you won't give
3:12:50
us. Why are you doing this? This is crazy? That's crazy.
3:12:54
Is it like a vote? Are they trying to like? Yeah, it
3:12:56
sounds like, man, I do not expect voting patterns to change significantly,
3:13:01
but it sounds like people in these deep blue city has been run by Democrats
3:13:05
for decades, vote blue all the way, you know, all the way
3:13:09
down the ticket, every single time, you know, vote for vote for
3:13:13
their cities become sanctuary cities. It looks like some of them, at least
3:13:18
anyway, have kind of found the line where reality has slapped them in the
3:13:22
face. Right, everybody has a line, or almost. I mean there's
3:13:28
some people that are so far gone that you know, there are people in
3:13:31
Canada who could be living in a cave, reduced to living in a cave,
3:13:35
right and they would still vote for Trudeau just because of I guess nice
3:13:41
hair and teeth, probably right. But most people will find a line at
3:13:46
some point. How far that line is the line where the ideology meets reality
3:13:56
and they realize that reality has a better argument, where woke meets reality and
3:14:01
they realize that reality has a better argument than woke, and that woke has
3:14:05
in fact been lying to them the entire time. So it's just where is
3:14:11
that line. Do people have to be reduced to living in rubble? People
3:14:16
have to be reduced to living in caves or in bushes before they find that
3:14:20
line, and now before they're willing to say, you know what, I
3:14:24
was wrong, I've been duped. Everything I was told is a lie.
3:14:28
The people who kept telling me that they cared about me don't care about me.
3:14:33
In fact, it seems like they kind of hate me, you know.
3:14:35
I think obviously a sizable number of people in Canada have found that line,
3:14:43
because last time I checked, there was a nineteen point lead over the
3:14:46
over the Liberals for the Conservatives in Canada, So a bunch of people who
3:14:52
didn't vote conservative are voting Conservative now they can't wait to vote Conservative in the
3:14:56
next election. Those people found the line. They found it in time.
3:15:05
Of course, are there are parts of Canada that will never find the line,
3:15:09
like in Toronto, but there are even people there that have found the
3:15:13
line and recognized Okay, reality has a better argument than the bullshit that I've
3:15:18
been taught, that I've been told than the propaganda. So it will be
3:15:28
interesting to see how this affects politics in the in those deeply blue places in
3:15:33
the United States. You know, is it enough? Is it enough where
3:15:39
they say, I'm not willing to go any further down this path. It's
3:15:41
the wrong path. I've been lied. The thing that they told me that
3:15:46
was at the end of this path doesn't exist. I've got to find a
3:15:50
different way. It'll be interesting to see. But anyway, let's continue,
3:15:54
like you getting new voters or something. I would imagine. Yes, they're
3:15:56
not going to be down with They've ever met like it, but they're doing
3:16:00
it right now in New York City. In New York City, they're allowing
3:16:03
illegal immigrants to vote. This is something they just Is that true? Is
3:16:07
that absolutely true? Let's make sure because this is a big statement. But
3:16:09
I'm pretty sure that was one of the things that they were trying to do.
3:16:13
They were trying to make it so that these people could be documented,
3:16:16
and this is what they keep saying. The way to deal with the undocumented
3:16:20
people is find a pathway for them to be documented. Sure, that's how
3:16:24
we've always done. It's legal immigration. Now you might think legal immigration is
3:16:28
too restrictive. Okay, but you can't just let anybody in because terrorists are
3:16:31
a real thing. This is not like an imaginary It's not like orcs,
3:16:37
like we know. Terrorists are real. And they already called that one guy
3:16:41
where they asked the guy like who are you? He goes you will know
3:16:43
soon enough and then they find out, okay, those guys on a terrorists
3:16:46
watch list and made into America. Yeah, they're not going to vote left
3:16:50
though. These people come up from like South America stuff, or a lot
3:16:52
of them will because those those are the people that got them in, the
3:16:54
people that are giving them money. Those are the people that are given them
3:16:58
free food, free place to sleep. Wouldn't That's the interesting thing, isn't
3:17:01
it that the people that are going into not just the United States, Canada,
3:17:07
UK, these are not These are not socially liberal people. These are
3:17:09
not socially left wing people. They're socially conservative, much more socially conservative than
3:17:18
like American conservatives or Canadian conservatives, right, much more socially conservative, that's
3:17:24
the interesting thing. And especially from South America, Central America, from Mexico.
3:17:31
These are Catholics, you know, they're not into all the woke shit
3:17:37
at all. And I don't think it's necessarily a guarantee that they will vote
3:17:43
for just whatever, for whatever party styles itself as the pro immigrant party or
3:17:52
the you know, the the pro you know, pro woke party. I'm
3:17:56
not sure that's a given because a lot of the things that are that are
3:18:01
celebrated in American culture now in Canadian culture and British culture are horrific to them.
3:18:09
They don't like them at all. Particularly people from the Middle East don't
3:18:13
like it. They're not big fans. They're not big fans of like Pride
3:18:16
month or what is it it must I think it's Pride Year in Canada now.
3:18:22
I think Trudeau made it Pride Year or maybe Pride Decade or Pride Century.
3:18:26
I don't know. You'll never see anybody happier at a Pride parade than
3:18:31
just In Trudeau. It's when he feels that he's at peak pandering, I
3:18:35
believe, And just to you know, go off topic a little bit.
3:18:39
I don't think Trudeau actually cares about anything, right, I just feel like
3:18:43
it's he feels like he's putting on his best performance at like a Pride parade.
3:18:50
You know, I don't think he actually cares about anything. I don't
3:18:54
think he Again, when he said that Canada has no core identity, he
3:18:58
was projecting himself to Canada. It's he who has no core identity. So
3:19:07
but anyway, I talk about how much I dislike Justin Trudeau a lot,
3:19:11
don't die, I really do. Yeah, wait till he's no longer the
3:19:13
Prime Minister of Canada. Can't wait to vote him out. But let's continue
3:19:16
with this. You vote for those people, especially, all you want to
3:19:20
do is get a fucking job. And if you vote for these people,
3:19:24
and these people are going to allow you to be documented, you're gonna be
3:19:26
able to get a job and then continue to get social assistance, which has
3:19:30
been pretty remarkable, getting money and food and a place to live. Why
3:19:33
wouldn't you do that? Yeah, but then they'll work, they'll get on
3:19:37
their own two feet, and then they're super like they're pretty conservative that's when
3:19:39
it's time to close the border. No one else, well, they don't
3:19:45
in California. In California, that was what changed California, California when Reagan
3:19:50
was in office. Reagan created a pathway for illegal immigrants to become legal and
3:19:54
vote. And when he did that, the Republicans never won California again except
3:19:58
for Schortzenegger. Yeah, but back then. The difference is back then,
3:20:05
there was so much overlap between like Democrat and Republican. You know that.
3:20:09
I mean, what Trump himself is a moderate, right, Trump could have
3:20:13
been a Democrat twenty years ago. There was a lot more overlap between the
3:20:20
two and a lot more agreement. I think there still actually is. I
3:20:24
think that a lot of the disagreement is artificial. It's these are fringe ideas
3:20:30
that are just pushed from all of the captured institutions, particularly the media in
3:20:35
academia. I think it's illusion. A lot of the things that they advocate
3:20:41
for are not popular. It's illusion. But people are stuck in patterns.
3:20:48
But yeah, I mean, back in the eighties, the Democrats weren't for
3:20:52
they weren't the party of child sex changes. Right, I still kept leave
3:21:00
it every time I say that, you know, and they weren't the party
3:21:03
of like critical race theory. They weren't pro crime or pro drug addiction.
3:21:09
No, the San Francisco wasn't a nightmare back then. Right, that's the
3:21:13
difference the the You know, the left wing parties today bear no resemblance whatsoever
3:21:20
to what they were back when Reagan granted amnesty. Right. I mean,
3:21:28
even the conservative parties are all they're all definitely to the left of where the
3:21:33
conservatives were back then as well. Everything shifted to the left. But anyway,
3:21:37
that's a difference I think is important. It's interesting. Uh, you
3:21:43
know what's interesting about like how like the left has turned to kind of like
3:21:48
warhawks. The right has kind of turned to like like your statement there about
3:21:52
like how about it, why don't we help Americans? Yeah, it's like
3:21:56
now, all of a sudden, the rights like pro welfare. Yeah,
3:22:00
I mean, it's like we should be helping our people. You know,
3:22:03
it's just everything's kind of well there. People are waking up on both sides.
3:22:07
But there's a lot of people that are left wing people that are like
3:22:09
what the fuck is going on with all these wars? Like what are we
3:22:11
doing? Like this is not something that we were supposed to be about.
3:22:15
And you know, there's a lot of people on the left that look at
3:22:18
what's going on in Gaza right now and they're freaking out. Yeah, so
3:22:20
then there's that turmoil. Yeah, give me a beer. I'd like to
3:22:22
talk about Gaza. I like, I like the I like the quagmire.
3:22:28
The Gaza is a quagmire. For of course, they're like, it's funny
3:22:31
that America is like, what are we doing in all these wars? It's
3:22:33
like, bro, do you know who we are? We do, it's
3:22:35
all we've ever done. Start to finish day one. That place like this,
3:22:41
the thing I can find This is not from this year. This is
3:22:43
from twenty twenty two, but it's the only thing I could find. Yeah,
3:22:46
Eric Adams, that's it. This has to do with local elections first
3:22:50
of all, right, and then people with green cards and the DOCU anyone
3:22:54
that's a dacas, the dreamers people, dreamers people who are born here right,
3:23:00
parents were brought into this country illegalist children, that's it, not born
3:23:03
here, rather so they allowed to remain. Yeah sounds christ that's all great,
3:23:09
but they are allowing people that are not legal residents or they are not
3:23:13
legal citizens to vote right in New York election. Yeah, so that's all
3:23:16
you need to know. So that's that's the beginning. So that's how you
3:23:20
win the election over and over. No, yah, short term, that's
3:23:22
how you control local elections in New York. Yeah true. I mean that's
3:23:26
it's a full proof playbook. You give people like way better treatment than you
3:23:30
give the people. That's the same thing Oshow did in Wild Wow Country.
3:23:35
See, Rogan was a lifetime, lifelong liberal, right, lifelong like Democrat
3:23:41
voter, and he found his line where reality hit wokeness hit you know,
3:23:46
liberalism or leftism or progressivism or whatever, right, and he hit it a
3:23:52
little bit earlier than a lot of people. I wouldn't say, actually,
3:23:56
I wouldn't say he was early. He was actually he was certainly behind where
3:23:58
I was when I realized that, but earlier than a lot of people.
3:24:03
And a lot of people haven't found the line right. But it's that it's
3:24:07
common sense, right, He's talking about just things that just make sense.
3:24:15
Again, it's an asymmetrical conflict between people with no principles against people with principles.
3:24:22
But it's also simply just sanity versus insanity. It's normal versus completely batshit
3:24:31
fucking crazy. It's common sense versus cultural revolution. It's common sense versus anarchy
3:24:41
and chaos with the purpose of burning down your civilization to build up the communist
3:24:48
utopia from the ashes, which always turns out terrible for everybody. Why can't
3:24:54
they just realize this. They're not gonna do it right this time, They're
3:25:00
going to do it wrong every single time. There was something I heard.
3:25:03
I think it was that there's a British philosopher, thic Bertrand Russell was talking
3:25:07
about socialism. I believe it was him, and he said, great idea,
3:25:11
wrong species, and he was correct. It's never going to work with
3:25:16
people. Ants works great people, not so much, not if you like
3:25:24
eating and being alive and stuff and not living every moment of your day in
3:25:28
fear of that knock at the door at midnight because you, you know,
3:25:33
told a politically incorrect joke at work or in the lineup for the in the
3:25:41
bread line. Anyway, I suppose we should probably move on. Three hours,
3:25:48
thirty six minutes. You know, I'm a little under the weather.
3:25:52
I wasn't sure if we were going to go this long, But there's still
3:25:56
people listening. So I might as well keep going. Here's a question.
3:26:01
Why do I always have like I've got two people watching on YouTube right now.
3:26:07
I've got twice as many subscribers on YouTube. I've got coming up on
3:26:11
twelve thousand I'm hoping to reach in the next week or so. I've got
3:26:16
fifty six hundred on Rumble, but i've got twenty six people listening to me
3:26:20
at two twelve in the morning on the West coast, that'd be you know,
3:26:26
so it's past five o'clock in the morning on the East coast, and
3:26:28
I've got two I mean normally on Rumble, by the end of the end
3:26:35
of the stream, there's been about one hundred and fifty to two hundred people
3:26:39
that have been watching it through that, and then I usually get a few
3:26:41
hundred people more afterwards watching the replay, and on YouTube, the live streams
3:26:48
end up with like, I don't know, like maybe one hundred. Why
3:26:52
is that? Because like my YouTube videos, a lot of them get way
3:26:56
more views than actually the Rumble ones. Do you know that I've got a
3:27:00
couple in the last few weeks that are got like twelve thousand views, as
3:27:03
a bunch of got like three thousand four thousand whatever, and I never get
3:27:07
that on Rumble, but on the live streams, for some reason, a
3:27:11
lot more people watch. A lot more people watch it on Rumble. Is
3:27:16
it that I'm live streaming from the Rumble studio, from the Rumble itself and
3:27:22
YouTube doesn't like that? So it's just not showing, you know, the
3:27:26
twelve thousand people who followed me over there. It's a weird thing because they
3:27:31
never like No, it's it appears that my subscribers just don't see that I'm
3:27:37
doing a live stream before or after on YouTube. Kind of frustrating, but
3:27:48
anyway, let's see. Oh yeah, so this is the next step in
3:27:58
the Uni States and probably in Canada soon too. You're going to be expected
3:28:03
to start taking those illegal immigrants into your home, the people that they have
3:28:07
no idea who they are, because they throw their idea away before they cross
3:28:09
the border. Okay. Boston councilwoman Julia Magia calls on other cities taken illegals
3:28:20
because Boston is overflowing. Everyone needs to start opening their doors because this is
3:28:24
a shared responsibility. So I don't think it's in this one, but I
3:28:30
know that people are being asked to take I think in New York has to
3:28:33
take illegal ignorants into their homes. I think they're going to give them like
3:28:35
two hundred bucks a month or something to take them. Sounds crazy to me.
3:28:39
I certainly wouldn't do that. I'd say absolutely, fuck it not.
3:28:41
I'd say no, no, no, no, no. I'd say an
3:28:45
infinite number of nos. I would say no until the heat death of the
3:28:48
universe. I would say absolutely not ever, an infinite number of nos.
3:28:54
But that's just me, all right. So something that's Britney Spears appears in
3:29:03
a new video dressed as a devil, and she stares at the camera and
3:29:07
wears a devil stick. So I remember there are all these calls to free
3:29:11
Britney because she was under a conservative conservative ship with her father, because apparently
3:29:16
they said that she was mentally unstable. I don't know, what do you
3:29:20
guys think. Does Britney seemed just that Ted been emotionally unstable to any of
3:29:26
you? I don't know. I mean, I can't read her mind.
3:29:31
Maybe we should watch it, although I might have to turn the volume off
3:29:35
because copyright. Yeah, I gotta turn the volume off, all right,
3:29:46
you know. I'll play my theme music and then we can still have some
3:29:50
music. So I think Brittany might be a crazy lady. And now I
3:30:24
will say the last one of these I showed you guys, she was dancing
3:30:28
with knives, big sharp knives, which I said at the time, and
3:30:33
I'll always say it because I think it's always true. Woman dancing with knives,
3:30:37
red flag, I'm gonna say. Also dressed in a like a in
3:30:45
a devil costume she ordered off of Amazon, dancing looking insane, also a
3:30:52
red flag. Also a red flag. Yeah, I mean, maybe she
3:31:01
would have been better off with somebody else making the calls in her life and
3:31:03
maybe watching her and making sure she's not taking I don't know, prescription drugs
3:31:07
or something, and just making sure that she's you know, not a danger
3:31:15
to herself and others. You know. But again, at least she's not
3:31:20
dancing with the knives this time. Again, you know, advice to all
3:31:26
men, if your girl has a kind of an unhealthy obsession with knives,
3:31:33
well, we've seen that story play out before and it doesn't end well for
3:31:37
your junk. Uh. This makes me yearn for a simpler time, the
3:31:50
simpler time, simpler time. Indeed, Now I guess we're gonna have to
3:31:56
look at the comments here. Okay, what are people saying about this?
3:32:03
I bet you? I hope it's nothing unkind, untreated mania, really sad.
3:32:09
Actually yeah, I will agree, because look, I mean, she
3:32:13
does look kind of mannic there, right, And there's probably a downside to
3:32:18
that, which is really probably even more disturbing. I think folks are rethinking
3:32:26
the whole free Britney thing. I think, so let's see, God bless
3:32:35
her. I hope she gets the help she needs. How many people are
3:32:39
regretting being on her side? She really does need help. What happened to
3:32:46
her? Maybe everybody should have just butted the fuck out right? Maybe her
3:32:50
family really did know best. It sounds like they did. I think it's
3:33:01
kind of like I think, not that long ago, people wouldn't have questioned
3:33:05
the conservatorship so much. But it's the new the new kind of what's the
3:33:16
word for it, kind of progressive relativism on everything right that makes it possible
3:33:28
for a mentally ill person like this to to be free to just damage themselves,
3:33:39
I guess, because I mean, this doesn't look like it's going to
3:33:41
end well to me, right, it's pretty damn weird. I gotta say,
3:33:48
I'm becoming less articulate as we get close to the four hour point.
3:33:52
Apologies, bless her heart. She eat right. Yeah, it's true,
3:34:00
absolutely true. This is is this a Is this kind of like a metaphor
3:34:07
or analogous in some way to Western civilization? I guess maybe that's what I
3:34:11
was thinking. This is somehow represents the decline of Western civilization here, Brittany's
3:34:18
decline. You know, perhaps, I don't know. All I can say
3:34:30
is she looks fucking crazy to me. This is kind of funny. Okay,
3:34:37
I'm gonna show this to you. This is if Putin's translator was an
3:34:39
AUSSI all right, let's watch this. This is good. Who blew up
3:34:43
Nordstream? Well that would be that fucking stupid count Joe Biden. I mean,
3:34:48
they had a fucking something to prove to the world and try and make
3:34:50
a reason for them to spend billions on Ukraine so they could launder their fucking
3:34:54
money over in Ukraine. The stupid cants, I mean, Joe Biden fucking
3:34:56
clearly blew it up, because why the fact would I want to block my
3:34:58
pipe one that makes my country fucking maximum money. You guys, in the
3:35:03
fucking West. Don't understand this, But that's actually the Russian pipeline that sends
3:35:07
guests to make fucking big dollars for my fucking government pockets. So the Americans
3:35:11
blew it up. In my head it was fucking Russia. Why the fuck
3:35:13
would I want to block my own fucking income stream. Joe Biden's a fucking
3:35:16
idiot, and you might have you can hit like them to subscribe. This
3:35:18
has been another English I think it'd be great, way more entertaining, all
3:35:30
right, And we already talked about that Tucker Putint thing last week. We're
3:35:35
not gonna go over it again, all right. James lindsay it's pretty good.
3:35:43
Don't agree with everything he says, like I don't agree with anything that
3:35:46
anybody says because I'm not an idiot, But I think he's got a lot
3:35:50
of great insights into wokism and where it comes from and what its goals are,
3:35:54
says. Entryism is a term for a strategic process of infiltration into an
3:36:00
institution by hostile forces. The woke method is pretty easy to describe and in
3:36:07
fact to counter. If it's intercepted early enough. The woke entryism approach critical
3:36:16
immigration theory addition a thread, so the infiltration into an institution by hostile forces.
3:36:22
So I mean, obviously that's going to be you know, academia,
3:36:26
obviously that's but we're looking at it basically in every institution now, like in
3:36:33
Canada. You know, we have things with just Jordan Peterson with their re
3:36:37
education from the Ontario College of Psychologists. It's pretty much every professional group now
3:36:43
has been infiltrated and is being forced to abide by woke rules. But let's
3:36:48
see what he has to say about it. As frequently happens, I've already
3:36:52
done a podcast about the general model of institutional entryism. I'm going to discuss
3:36:58
in this thread, so you might find it useful to go listen to it
3:37:01
and come back to the thread you're already hat if you haven't already you're interested
3:37:05
in this stuff. James Lindsay is a great guy to follow. There's generally
3:37:11
a five or six step process and how woke entryism is used to take over
3:37:16
an institution, which, in the case of critical immigration theory, is literally
3:37:20
a nation. I'll start by explaining that process and I'll assume knowledge of entryism.
3:37:26
Okay, the woke entryism process who's going to describe how all of our
3:37:31
institutions get taken over? H Okay, demand excess, demand accommodation, demand
3:37:41
a seat at the table, Demand to run the table, Demand to run
3:37:48
the institution. Run the institution to produce more woke activists and policy until they
3:37:54
run it into the ground. I think this is a great description of what's
3:37:56
happened in school boards across the glow sphere. Right, So, demand excess,
3:38:07
so you get one blue haired gremlin or purple haired gremlin. And then
3:38:11
what do they do next? They demand accommodation, right, so they demand
3:38:15
that you listen to them. Demand a seat at the table again. Now
3:38:20
they want power. Then demand to run the table. Now they want total
3:38:22
power. Demand to run the institution. Again, It's all about power.
3:38:30
Run the institution to produce more woke activists and policy until they run it into
3:38:33
the ground. So you know, bring in more woke lunatics onto the board.
3:38:39
Now, then try and turn all of the students into woke activists as
3:38:43
well, so you'll have a perpetual wokeness, which is really just market Marxism.
3:38:52
The process is basically the diversity inclusion renormalization pipeline. It needs to be
3:39:00
understood for exactly what it is. An insurgency tactic. It is not limited
3:39:05
to Woke, which derives the method from Maoism and woke critical theory, as
3:39:11
any insurgency will use it. But he's talking about it in the context of
3:39:13
Woke. Here. The first step diversification is demanding access. The activists demand
3:39:26
that people like them are allowed to enter the institution. You have to make
3:39:31
room for women meaning feminists for example, or people of color meaning BLM,
3:39:37
or anti racist hustlers. Yeah, it's such an obvious thing that the identity
3:39:41
stuff is just cover. It's just the facade. Really, it's about the
3:39:48
ideology. So yet women but only feminist women, right, in other words,
3:39:54
Marxists or people of color, but only people of color who are you
3:40:00
know, critical race theory, BLM, anti racist hustlers. You know,
3:40:05
I've talked about it many times. One of the most remarkable things I've ever
3:40:07
seen that La Times cover with you know, Larry Elder, is the black
3:40:13
face of white supremacy. That illustrates it perfectly, right. That shows that
3:40:18
it's not about what they say it's about it's not about you know, diverse
3:40:24
voices. No, No, they won't even want one voice, and it
3:40:28
doesn't matter what your immutable characteristics are if you're not that same voice, if
3:40:33
you're not repeating, repeating what you're what you're supposed to be repeating along with
3:40:39
everybody else, if you're not just chanting slogans the right slogans, you don't
3:40:46
count all of a sudden that they you know that diverse voices doesn't matter anymore
3:40:52
because they don't want diverse voices. They want one voice. They want everybody
3:40:58
speaking in unison. They want you to be part of the faceless masses.
3:41:03
They want you as a faceless drone. The identity stuff just cover the critical
3:41:15
immigration theory milieu has already achieved this first step overwhelmingly to the point of literal
3:41:20
crisis, demanding some immediate solution by letting tens of millions of criminal alien non
3:41:26
citizens into the country and dispersing them widely. Access granted, Ugh, The
3:41:39
second step is ultimately inclusion, demanding accommodation. It isn't enough that the Wedge
3:41:45
change agent was allowed in access. They have to be accommodated as well.
3:41:50
When activists, their ideology has to be accommodated because they conflate ideology with person
3:42:01
and the example of a feminist or anti racist. This looks like claiming this
3:42:05
looks like claiming offense and then demanding new policies to make women and poc feel
3:42:11
included, welcomed, like they belong, et cetera. The policies will always
3:42:16
be set on terms that accommodate the ideology by way of the person. The
3:42:24
argument is bogus, but proceeds like this, I found ex offensive and I'm
3:42:28
a woman. You need to set a policy that prohibits X, so this
3:42:31
space is more welcoming to women. In reality, you upset a feminist activist
3:42:37
or she just lied. In reality, you upset a feminist activist or she
3:42:43
just lied about offense for power not women. Yeah, I mean this whole,
3:42:48
this whole as a woman or as a this or as I that is.
3:42:54
That's where this all comes from. I suppose right. It doesn't really
3:43:00
mean anything in terms of you don't have any inherent you know truth because of
3:43:05
your because of your you know identity, because of your gender or whatever.
3:43:13
But according to the ideology, you do. Because in the ideology, every
3:43:16
person, according to each group, is just a faceless drone. And if
3:43:22
they're and if they dissent, they have to be cast out. All right.
3:43:31
I'm too tired to read too many, too much of this, but
3:43:35
I think we get the point there, don't we. How much more do
3:43:46
we have here? I'm just gonna go through it. See till we get
3:43:50
to next week or till last week. Uh So, this is bizarre.
3:44:07
Transactivists threatened to kill themselves if they can't change their sex on their driver's license.
3:44:13
This insane emotional blackmail used to work for these people, but now everyone
3:44:16
is finally fed up and treating this sort of stuff with the contempt and ridicule
3:44:20
it deserves. So what's going on here? The Florida DMV is killing trans
3:44:26
people, so we're showing them the consequences. Yeah, so cardboard and tombstone
3:45:00
there with killed by the Florida DMV on it. This is straight Monty Python
3:45:11
again. They're trying to kill satire. They're trying to kill parody. Apparently.
3:45:15
It's so beyond ludicrous. You can't run a society based on the whims
3:45:20
of narcissists who say they'll kill themselves if you don't do whatever they want.
3:45:26
You just simply can't run a civilization that way. It's impossible just because they
3:45:33
decided to lie down in front of the DMV with cardboard that says killed by
3:45:37
the DMV because they couldn't change their sex and their driver's license. And that's
3:45:45
just not enough justification for me, frong thing. I don't believe them.
3:45:52
And also again you need something called reason, right, like a society cannot
3:46:03
be run rationally if it's going to be held hostage by lunatics all the time
3:46:09
over everything. And of course this is woke dysfunction, and woke dysfunction is
3:46:13
in everything. Now, what's an institution that isn't dysfunctional at this point because
3:46:18
of wokeness? What's one? Is there any I know that you know,
3:46:24
like in Canada at least you know psychology is now dysfunctional because of it.
3:46:30
Just ask Jordan Peterson about that. The Ontario College of Psychologists Healthcare is going
3:46:39
down the toilet because now they're deciding that they want to promote literally literally they
3:46:45
want to promote diversity over diversity over qualifications, diversity over qualifications. That's a
3:46:56
recommendation now that's been made in Canada, one that's used tax dollars to be
3:47:01
sourced. Of course, what is one thing that's not dysfunctional because of wolkism.
3:47:11
I don't know. I'm trying to think. I mean, McDonald still
3:47:18
sells burgers. I guess McDonald still works, I guess, But that's only
3:47:24
because people don't want to take it over. They will though, once they've
3:47:28
gotten to everything else. So the best thing to do with these people is
3:47:37
just simply ignore them. Just ignore. It doesn't even deserve a response.
3:47:46
No, that DMV is not going to kill you, going to be just
3:47:50
fine. What an odd thing to say, you and declare's war on dangerous
3:47:58
conspiracy thing. The world is not secretly manipulated by global elite. Definitely not.
3:48:07
R Simpson says, what an odd thing to say it is? Indeed,
3:48:11
isn't it. Well, thanks for letting us know, because we can
3:48:15
trust you UN. By the way, the UN which puts Saudi Arabia on
3:48:20
the Women's Rights Council. Do you heard that right? You heard that right?
3:48:31
The UN. Well, we can all rest ashore now. The world
3:48:37
is definitely not secretly secretly manipulated by the global elite. The global elite tells
3:48:43
us, Thank god, thank god they're so honest, and we could all
3:48:48
rest easy. Oh yeah, so this is how long is this at forty
3:48:56
one? I don't think we watched that four hours. Let's see Smokey's brother
3:49:11
Gunny, wants you to remember that only you can prevent communism. It's true.
3:49:20
I like it. Let's see the passion, the energy, the confidence
3:49:26
with which she speaks is unparalleled. What she wants and allow yourself to be
3:49:31
educated, So let's get educated. Yes, I'm going to address the topic
3:49:39
of the video I made about Europe once count of one time, and then
3:49:43
we're not talking about it again. Let me just give you a real quick
3:49:46
background refresh. I made a video yesterday saying these are the things as an
3:49:52
American who has also lived in Europe. Listen to that heart lived in Europe
3:49:58
for how many years? Count of one, two, three, four,
3:50:00
five, six, seven, eight, ninety ten years. You know.
3:50:03
Well, we've only been watching this for twenty eight seconds and already I don't
3:50:07
like her. But let's keep going. There are things that I think Europeans
3:50:11
need to know. And in that video I said, acting like it's ridiculous
3:50:16
that Americans can't point out random European countries when you can't point out random states
3:50:22
is stupid because it is. Then someone in my TikTok comment section. That's
3:50:30
where it always starts, always at the scene of a crime. Well,
3:50:33
it's different because European countries are countries, and each country has its own individual
3:50:39
culture and political background and language and religion. And the video I made after
3:50:46
that is the one we're addressing. And you know what, And here's the
3:50:48
other thing, is that I've gone back and forth on keeping that video.
3:50:52
I've taken it down, I put it back up three or four times.
3:50:54
As unpatriotic as I am, I will not let some europe he had asked,
3:51:00
mother, for fuckers, tell me an American what to do. So
3:51:05
I actually now I like her. That's what I didn't go where I expected.
3:51:11
Now I like her. Okay, not that I have a problem with
3:51:18
Europeans, I don't, but but I like her Moxie. Now, actually
3:51:28
I like her, Moxie. There's probably look, there's probably a lot of
3:51:33
Europeans who can't point out every European country. I mean, that's just the
3:51:37
world. Now, let's see. So wait, Indigenous Canadians have parental rights
3:51:46
but not the rest of US Canadians. Yes, that's right. Well,
3:51:48
we've been told in Canada that's by the NDP that parents, in fact,
3:51:54
you not have parental rights. We have children's rights, but not parental rights.
3:52:00
What they mean by that is that parents should not be able to prevent
3:52:03
their children from being sterilized and mutilated or stunting their own growth with puberty blockers
3:52:11
which will also sterilize them. I mean it's Lupron is a actual chemical castration
3:52:20
drug, right, that's what they use on children. That's what they mean
3:52:24
by that. But they're willing to say that First Nations people do actually have
3:52:28
parental rights. Well they should, everybody should. It's not a winning message,
3:52:33
by the way, for Trudeau. It's almost like he wants to lose
3:52:35
the next election because Trudeau is also shares that with the NDP right. They're
3:52:39
basically they've been in a coalition together for a while now, keeping the Liberals
3:52:46
in power, and Trudeau is constantly competing with being more woke and more retarded
3:52:50
than the most woken retarded party in Canada. I think they're basically as retarded
3:52:56
as each other now. So that's the state of Canada. Hopefully we'll be
3:53:01
able to bring all that to an end of the next selection. I think
3:53:05
that's going to happen let's see. Oh yeah, this is the video of
3:53:13
that. Well. I think that Kamala is clearly drunk in this video,
3:53:18
just clearly drunk. Let's watch it one more time. Stick's exen Hammer says,
3:53:24
though if I were a VP, I'd be shipped faced right now too.
3:53:26
Holy shit, Let's watch it one more time. I'm pointing to the
3:53:30
direction of what I believe is the capital one Martini and what needs to happen
3:53:37
in terms of people who otherwise have evidenced themselves being having effeckless quality to show
3:53:43
some courage to reject the false noson that suggested you either in favor oops,
3:53:50
there's a slur to Martinis for the second a moment, or you want to
3:53:52
take everyone's guns away, when in fact it's just reasonable. I support the
3:53:56
Second Amendment, but it is reasonable to say we need an saw weapons ban.
3:54:01
It's reasonable to say we need universal background texts. Yeah, we need
3:54:05
red flag laws. It's reasonable to say that if you want to deal with
3:54:09
violence in the community, you also got did understand it's not another one another
3:54:15
one three Martinis. I think it's reasonable to say that she should not be
3:54:18
making any decisions for anybody anywhere in the world. Let's see, let's watch
3:54:31
this year. Here's Pierre Poulia, the leader of the increasingly liked leader of
3:54:37
the Conservative Party of Canada. Good morning, mister Paulliat. This is for
3:54:41
me from Red FM, and thank you so much for making this announcement.
3:54:45
My question to you is you must have probably heard it like many times as
3:54:48
you are talking about jacking, extortion, us and cases and the carlipt.
3:54:52
So there's a different crime and it needs just that context. Here. Crime
3:54:56
is way up under Justin Trudeau, way up after coming down for ten years
3:55:01
under actually the previous government, which was a conservative government. Conservative government,
3:55:07
crime went down for some reason, went up under Justin Trudeau after being very
3:55:13
soft on crime. Anyway, let's continue to be targeted differently. Do you
3:55:16
think that your reform and what are you suggesting that kinds like one shoes doesn't
3:55:20
fit all? Do you think that there should be root level monitoring scrutiny and
3:55:26
then there should be model made What do you mean by root level, sorry,
3:55:30
foot level, because like in Suri, there's a different kind of crime,
3:55:31
as you mentioned, organized crime and ontel a different kind of crime.
3:55:35
So what we are expecting that there should be stop to a crime and how
3:55:39
to handle that. Actually, yes, you're right, we have to stop
3:55:43
the crime that is raised out of control. After eight years of Trudeau,
3:55:46
justin Trudeau has made Canada a playground for organized crime, money laundering, foreign
3:55:54
interference, and the result is that our people are facing the danger. Sure,
3:56:00
he has mismanaged and politicized the RCMP. His focus has been on avoiding
3:56:05
getting charged himself because of his own law breaking and instead of protecting Canadians.
3:56:13
So not only will we crack down on the extortion that he has unleashed by
3:56:20
toughening criminal sentences for them and taking the extortionists off the street, but we
3:56:26
will get the RCMP back to fighting organized crime and protecting Canadians against extortion,
3:56:33
assassinations, carjackings, human trafficking, and all the other crimes that have raged
3:56:39
out of control over the last eight years. Well, that sounds all right
3:56:43
to me. I'll take it. Well, let's see what else we got
3:56:54
here, Metro Vancouver Transit Police. Here's some woke dysfunction for you. Metro
3:57:01
Vancouver Transit police say they don't know whether sexual assault suspect is male or female,
3:57:07
despite having seaman evidence. It's called woke dysfunction. When this gets into
3:57:15
everything, a society will fall because there'll be nobody competent and nobody will be
3:57:20
able to make a rational decision anymore on anything, because everything will be politicized.
3:57:26
Everything common sense will be politicized again. As I say, they're trying
3:57:33
to kill satire, They're trying to kill parody. The absurdity of it is
3:57:39
so so like, who does this serve? Right? Like? Who benefits
3:57:45
from this? From pretending that you don't know who this is? What sex
3:57:52
this person is? Who benefits from that? I mean even the person,
3:57:58
even this person doesn't really benefit from it because it's probably fake in the first
3:58:03
place. What does what good does this do for society? Nothing? All
3:58:11
it does is makes it demoralizes people. That's it. I guess that's the
3:58:16
purpose. To demoralize people, to make people feel like nobody's really in control
3:58:20
and nothing makes sense anymore, And why should you even care what happens to
3:58:24
your society. Let's vote in some communists, they'll fix it. Is that
3:58:30
the plan? Here we go? How the fuck do we avoid four more
3:58:43
years of Donald Trump? Take another booster? That's a solid plan? Uh?
3:58:52
Here, Jim McMurtry. It's no longer left versus right, as they
3:58:58
would have us believe. It's a nasty, little and minority of tyrants against
3:59:01
the rest of us. We love freedom and life and our country. So
3:59:07
what did they do to this nurse? Let's watch a little bit of it.
3:59:11
When I learned about the harms that childhood injections were causing on children in
3:59:16
my role in administering them in the NACU, I started speaking out about them,
3:59:20
along with food and plant medicine and holistic health. A College of Nurses
3:59:26
Ontario wasn't too happy about me speaking out about these things and brought me into
3:59:31
give me a slap on the wrist. At this point, I was not
3:59:35
ready to lose my license, and I decided to say you're right, I'm
3:59:39
wrong and walk away and said I wouldn't speak about these things. I'm social.
3:59:43
This is straight up from the Soviet Union, from maoist China, all
3:59:48
right, Harming people is less important than the than the ideology, than political
3:59:56
correctness, social media or with colleagues or anywhere else again. But I told
4:00:03
them if they ever come after my children or try and mandate anything on kids,
4:00:07
that there's nothing that's going to stop me from speaking out. I just
4:00:11
didn't think it was going to be so soon after. After this had already
4:00:15
just been wrapped up in twenty nineteen, here we were in twenty twenty.
4:00:18
The biggest sigh of that took place, and I found that I was speaking
4:00:26
out once again for the children, against the masks, the lockdowns, and
4:00:30
all the harms that I was seeing being caused on children. As even six
4:00:35
year olds were telling me that they hated their life and even trying to pretend
4:00:39
to cut themselves and kill themselves. There was nothing that was going to stop
4:00:43
me from not speaking up, and as a mother, I was not going
4:00:45
to sit idly by and let these harms take place. So I spoke up
4:00:50
first at City Hall, say it doesn't matter to them if people get hurt
4:00:54
or not right. It's already been decided the correct path, the politically correct
4:00:58
path, and you might q to that they don't care what the results are.
4:01:03
The results that they want are just everybody just complying and obeying and wielding
4:01:07
power. That's it. It's all part of the woke dysfunction that is wrecking
4:01:16
the West. And I'm not black pilled by the way I'm white pilled on
4:01:20
this. I think this can be reversed. I don't think people are that
4:01:24
crazy yet, Like the average person, the majority of people I don't think
4:01:28
are that crazy yet. I think this can be reversed. I'm not black
4:01:31
billed. I'm not saying it's hopeless at all. I'm saying the opposite.
4:01:37
You know, I still believe that the institutions are robust enough to recover.
4:01:43
They've lasted a long time, and it'd be truly said if we let crazy
4:01:48
Marxists destroy them, and I don't think that we will. Yeah, here's
4:01:54
them NDP MP, he says from Bilbo Chris. Canadian Member of Parliament Randell
4:02:05
Garrison says there's no such thing as parental rights in Canada. I made a
4:02:09
video about this, which you can watch on my channel. If you subscribe,
4:02:13
Please stop voting for communists. The NDP are literal communists. Just listen
4:02:18
to this, so brazen, so arrogant, so smug. Do you view
4:02:22
this as a parental and rights issue at all? Well, I'd like to
4:02:24
say, first of all, there's no such thing as parental rights in Canada.
4:02:28
There are parental responsibilities and in Canadian family law, the primary responsibility of
4:02:31
parents is to support and affirm their kids. Children have rights in Canada,
4:02:35
and these kind of policies restrict the rights that children have in Canada. Do
4:02:41
you view this as a let's hear that again. Do you view this as
4:02:48
a parental and rights issue at all? Well, I'd like to say,
4:02:50
first of all, there's no such thing as parental rights in Canada. There
4:02:52
are parental responsibilities. Sorry, Tommy, Canadian people don't agree with you.
4:03:01
These views, I believe are going to be These are views that people are
4:03:07
not going to admit to having held. I think five years from now or
4:03:11
ten years from now, I think it will be political suicide to say something
4:03:16
like this. These clips are going to last a long time and they're going
4:03:18
to come back to haunt these people saying that parents that parent parental rights don't
4:03:26
exist in Canada. There is some fringe minority of parents I'm sure that would
4:03:33
agree with that, you know, idiots, The vast majority of parents do
4:03:39
not agree with this at all. It's terrifying. And I would say the
4:03:43
numbers who don't like that are higher than whatever polling numbers are, because you
4:03:46
know, I think that people even in an anonymous poll might be afraid to
4:03:52
share their true thoughts, but they're going to vote their thoughts their true thoughts.
4:04:01
What's truly astonishing to me is that people feel free to say this publicly.
4:04:05
I find that incredible. I find it absolutely astonishing that somebody could say
4:04:13
this in public and expect I don't know what they expect. Do you view
4:04:18
this as a parental rights issue at all? Well, I'd like to say,
4:04:22
first of all, there's no such thing as parental rights in Canada.
4:04:24
There are parental responsibilities. And that's the majority of the Canadian public when they
4:04:37
hear that, don't like it, don't like it. Seems like the commies
4:04:43
are getting a little too far over their skis, aren't they. I think
4:04:46
they've become arrogant, and you know, within their own bubbles, this of
4:04:52
course is just normal. This is what they would all agree. They're all
4:04:54
not along. They all think exactly the same. They're all far left drones,
4:05:00
you know, without an original or interesting thought in their heads. And
4:05:05
maybe they don't realize just how unpopular views like this are in the general population.
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Must be the case. The smugness of this guy talking about other people's
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childrens. I bet this guy doesn't have kids of his own. The smugness
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is truly genuinely sickening. These are bad people. These are terrible people.
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Who's voting for these people? Did we sleepwalk into this situation? I guarantee
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a lot of the people who voted for him, they just vote. They've
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just been lifelong NDP voters. They don't even know what he said, they
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don't even know the policies. All right, where are we at? We're
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four hours and seventeen minutes. I really want to get to the end of
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these I'm a Trudeau supporter. It's cool that you're so open about your mental
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illness. You'd have to be mentally at this point or not paying attention.
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Okay, you know what, I think we hit the end. I think
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we're at last week's stories now. Yes we are. What is best in
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life to mem your enemies, to see them driven to their safe spaces,
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and to hear the lamentations of that non binary other kid. That's a good
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place to end this off, isn't it. So if you're not subscribed to
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Good night, everybody. I will see you next week and hope to
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see you in the comments section. Sea