This episode is brought to you by directv stream, directv In brings you the live tv. You love. That means stay up to the minute on twenty four hour, live news from entertainment earn events wherever you are in the? U s whether that at home on your tv or streaming on the go, and you get your It lives sports. So you can get this season's biggest games get the best. Live tv with directv stream. Get your We, together at directv, dot com, welcome to two hundred and sixty seven of the p podcast, I'm michaela in this. Episode, dad sat down to talk with rex murphy. Rex is a long standing in a claim. The canadian journalist he's a writer, for national post, where his articles are published, weekly This is his sixth time coming on the show to talk with dad they're beginning to make it a habit. Discussing the increasingly restrictive bills that have been and continue to be proposed and passed by the canadian government.

In the past, they talk about the problems of bill, sixty seven or the racial equity bill in this at best. They talk about the disaster of bill C. Eleven called online streaming act Threatens online censorship and challenges, freedom of speech and expression. They also talk about trudeau government's effect on canadian politics, the negative change in canada's international reputation because of trudeau, Zoom parliament found his em on the political left and more it's a strange time right now for canada. Thank you for listening enjoy the episode hello, everyone. I'm here today with MR rex murphy, which is always a pleasure rex, is a canadian commentator and author primarily on canadian political,

also matters he was a regular host of cbc radio ones, cross country checkup, a nationwide call in show for twenty one years before stepping down in september of two thousand fifteen. He is perhaps counter this best recognized and most admired- and most loved journalist, pleasure to see a rex, I'm glad we have a chance to talk again. I think we should over bio part where you mentioned most loved. I think there are three dogs and two cats yeah. Well, it's hard it's hard to believe if your love, but but it's definitely the case. So I wanted to talk to you today about the true, government Algeria exactly what's going on. I thought, might give you a bit of background about exactly why I thought we should talk again so had been traveling through the us and europe for the last three months. I think forty cities in the: u s, and then fourteen cities in europe

and I ve noticed. I've talked with a lot of people about their attitude towards canada and how that change as a car grunts of trudeau and soul in the u dot s. What I noticed in particular was that people, whether they democrats or republicans whereby. we are happy with true those treatment of thee, trucker convoy, and also shocked. I would say that Blamed it on the americans, especially on the conservatives, and also appalled that he froze bank accounts. That was not wise move and then in europe. I would say: canada international reputation has taken a vicious hit. People are shocked, I would say again at what happened around the trucker convoy, specifically, the freezing of the bank accounts, but it also there's a fair bit of buzz. The new bill c eleven and the inter internet censorship, and so I don't think, can

Things really are aware of how vicious I hit the reputation of our country has taken under our current prime minister, and so I thought I would talk to you about the the cure your times that we seem to find ourselves in canada. Mine sense is that we get a sky angel every week and have for about six months that, under normal circumstances, would be sufficient to bring down the government while I'll pick you up on a couple of things before I go to the actual scandal point in france to canada standing either in the us or in europe,. even within the last three days, with the decision, roe versus wade Mr trudeau was in rwanda, which is not near quebec. when he commented on the operations of the supreme judiciary of the united states, I'm probably the most electric issue in america.

politics and here's what he had to say. Actually, rugby fought the paper with me: I'm only quoting a small bit of it here he is commenting on it in some very important is commenting on the supreme court, one third of the constitutional government of the united states, an equal party, the congress and the executive. This is a prime minister a for countries and theirs is first response to the decision. The news coming out of the united states is horrific. I paused there is not and never mind the particular issue He's saying that the operation judgment, determination, and rumination of a court of additionality of, do you think, you're of the united states, the constitutional balance part he's commenting on the operation of the essential element of government and especially on the judges and he's calling it a risk.

Number two. He goes on now he's going to what he would call substance. My heart goes out to the millions of american women who are now to lose their legal right to an abortion. Last phrase is patently false but the biggest sick there is who was he to play the bill Clinton empathize her to the constituents of another name, now, if you were telling me he is earned a bad reputation in the united states. Because of of blaming me and right wing authorities for bringing money into the garden at which was proven, falls the majority and by far of the money that went into it. Convoy came from ordinary donors in canada, but every time trudeau has a problem in canada, he looks to look to the right wing of the united states as his convenient billing.

What do you think is going to go to do now when it, when the people in the united states, and in the garment democrats should be pissed with this is well. He saying that the united states supreme court is an agency of or risk decisions and implying that the bill liberty, bringing rate pain to american women and stirring up anger, tapped out bye, bye, pointing at one other thing you ve, I already had a night of rage. You've had people storming the private houses of the us supreme court. You've had a a a a a a a an institution burnt down. You've had the legislature. I think it was an arizona invaded, so did the police at the well. You know

reverse situation, words of encouragement from outside prime minister saying to them. Siege was writhings that is going to cause anger on an issue. This ought that was brought testily irresponsible and they, if we're gonna, blame people's actions on public works which is a liberal thing to do their part of the mayhem that was we're going to see in united states over this decision, comes from encouragement from our delighted, prime minister, in Canada. Well, I also don't understand it strategically in some real sense, because it looks self evident that the Democrats are going to face a catastrophic electoral defeat in the fall. and that means that the true to government, assuming it lasts the next two or three years, that its hypothetically likely last is going to be dealing with a much more concern

but of ally on the southern front and the steps taken to alienate all those people, especially after he also blamed the maga type republicans for funding the trucker convoy to destabilize canadian democracy. Just doesn't seem like the it's diplomatic or wise thing to do when you're dealing with people who are well crucial HU, I saw the trading front, let's say and not say nothing of defence are wanting you dont look for independence would submit your truro is wisdom. That's ridiculous! Ever to begin with, we will give you no results whatsoever. What you should look for and which is good evidence of over the last seven years. I what he might lack in intellectual sweep immortal compensates by a certain instant the cunning and the reason for slamming roe vs wade is that he, if found yet another issue. Even in another country and even though needed addition determinations of the? U s supreme court.

have no valence or relevance to canadians. Nonetheless, it's the kind of as a yeah. He calls it's kind of raw meat to use an expression. He likes a lot when he applies it to kind of raw meat you throw out. I found it even more annoying that Harry you in rwanda on your way to work in bavaria being being hit by this. Our sea and peace gamble you got the jump out of your chair three minutes. After the supreme court decision is announced to let the world no using their deliberation was a risk to stir up the already angry hard left us in the united states and detract from any attention being paid to issues in canada like inflation, gasolene prices, food prices, the closing of parliament, but I want belong with those until we get to the let's start. With the issue of,

The strange political times that we seem to be in in canada and perhaps touch on the collusion of the ndp in the media in producing that cause. My answers. As I mentioned before, that in over the span of my life, one of the great advantages of a parliamentary system is that when a government especially one that doesn't have a strong majority becomes continually scandal ridden that the the precedent is for parliament to dissolve and fur sure to take place now. I know we just had an election. That was completely unnecessary, but we have a situation in which at where the liberals have moved radically to the last they've supplanted the ndp who are supporting them constantly in what is essentially a coalition government and we have the horrible fascistic spectacle

the canadian government radically subsidizing the legacy median canada in general and the cbc basins, specifically to the tune of one point two in dollars a year to produce no audience and a set of rules acts that are entirely convenient to the truly government- and so we have this person storm, especially if you add to that the fact that has essentially gutted parliament for two years, partly partly as a consequence in principle of the cove scandal. But they just announced this week or last week that virtual parliament is going to continue for another year, which year this is just every every week. There's something else. The truly government does that. I find so preposterous an unbelievable that it makes me think that there is something

along with the way that I'm looking at the news, what the hell's going on with the virtual parliament. What is this? Well, our take the virtual problem at first, but I am going to circle back to another thing that you log out several things you've already mentioned. I thought for what it's worth and insofar as I can think, I thought that even when the pandemic was fresh and we didn't have a clear understanding of its true risks or it's true change or whether the vaccines scenes or or or other value. we're going to be available. I that even then, when at least the grocery store clerks were still on the job, then at that time, by the way, so that much praise truckers, Mr Prodi himself came out to say we must thank them for bringing our food and our medicines in the beginning of this pandemic. I thought even then

but the idea that the people who have been elected to the highest office that does federal business is country can offer the house of commons in a time of emergency. That's when they do meet, and even if there was some element of risk involved, that's when they do meet and I was at the beginning. Now you drop down two years and a vacillating regime. Call, but it went up and went down. They change this. They change that wear masks, don't wear masks. These are good. These are go. Take one back to the intake. Do vaccines take two more booster shots basic street don't break it after two whole years, when they finally can see that their own mismanagement can't continue forever the idea that, as he closes down parliament on june twenty second of twenty twenty two in not coalition

in collusion with MR singh. He announces in advance that this already gotten it visited this disemboweled parliament of the last year, is now going to have another full year with people sitting in their dinner washrooms inside this going on Zoom. There's a side point to this and it's important to make it just begun. You have the mps talking to each other by some teleconference. That's not parliament. The reason that parliament stands the reasons that problem and always were they are places of assembly, newfoundland house, for example, actually where's the etymology full force. It is the house of assembly, and why do you talk of assembly? Canada is asked its geography is almost its defeat and therefore, because of its vastness.

various regions, personalities and cultures of those regions are vastly dissonant different to use intruder term diverse it's important for mps from all. over the country. To be in one place for a continuous time to have interaction, response and mutual communication, even if it's argument They have to learn from each other, the whole of the country. You don't, do that would assume on your bookcase. Well, one of the things I've been thinking about on the potent front is that one of the consequences of of the covert lockdown says that is that world leaders haven't had a chance to meet our face to face

and now we substituted zoom for that and zoom, is a narrow channel. Now I've been in washington too, and increasingly the congressmen in washington don't move to washington and forty percent of them sleep in their offices. They don't have apartment buildings, and so they haven't built the social communities in washington that would enable the Democrats to talk. to one another or the Democrats, to talk to the republicans across the ilo in the social interactions that you have. If you generate a shared community and silently this rush to substitute narrow, chow annals of electronic communication merely out of convenience. We have absolutely no idea whatsoever that what that will do to the parliament and it could easily destroy it well, I tell you what it is now really does it to palm june. Parliament is a ghost. It is the ghost of a dead,

parliament. The notion of again did the three hundred plus mps being forced by the nature, the country to be in ottawa, to be in one huge building to share the same chamber to meeting gunnar informally, that's how they inform themselves of the range and nature of the country number Whereas you just point out the idea once you get there, you get this interaction. The the fraught politics of the united states are partially because these people, don't simply meat, is very easy. enemies on twitter and facebook and via zoom sit down and have a meal. Even with the person wildly disagrees with you and you to exchange the normal human courtesies you suddenly modify this visceral response that

the throw out so rudely on on this ghost network of twitter and facebook and about what you. What you seem to see on the electronic communication front is that differences get highlighted and similarities vanish, and it is definitely the case that if you sit down with someone for a meal or if your kids are on the same baseball team, that you find out that you're really about ninety percent the same and ten percent different than when the channels of communication or narrow that inverts and flips, and then we also could add to that wrecks the fact that, while parliament's a check on executive, power and we could use some checks on trudeau's power. But when you and I were much younger and maybe only about the years ago, the press was also an independent check, and now the press is in the pockets of the government, and I call fascist earlier, and I I meant that what we're seeing worldwide,

is a fascist enterprise weirdly enough on the left side, and that involves a collusion between media technology and government and fascism. Route of the word. Fascism means to bind together and essential right. Exactly the central element of a fascist state is collusion of the of the elite, slept say and the eradication of any checks and balances and that sort of that's reminiscent to me of the day Our ability of that is reminiscent to me of traders express admiration for the chinese communist party and its efficiency and moving forward. Let's say on the environmental front, something that he's it expressed explicit out, racial for and so, and I would also say, that's hurting canada's international reputation in ways that canadians just don't seem to realize putting among moderate liberal types. Let's go first with the with the media and the fact

that the media in the main media in this country legacy column on you will have accepted the devil's handshake. It simply cannot be otherwise said that the press, the media, the instruments of inquiries, scepticism and test can be directly subsidized by the one major institution. The whole government, which, in many ways they are charged by their very nature, to investigate, to be sceptical about to inquire to collide with two contest: and the idea that in this soft environment, you huge sums of money and by the way, to traffic the news, media and the political media. How many journalists ended up as aids to the ministers, elbe bubbly, mister, trudeau's, chief Ben Chin, began on the toronto media station, the the the the crosscurrents

journalism and politics, that's one by the way into the money. That's that's really big thing and it should be a shock to any journalist. There's another thing that gives you an even deeper and I think in certain ways Worrisome solution, and that is that the mindset of the majority- and I'm not one of these conspiracy, people about the. Yes, but I know it enough from twenty five or twenty six years in it, that the mindset mentality did the tenants, The major media offices of a parliament- are already in june, with the agenda of the government. Their accounts either indirectly, subtly or not so suddenly, actually supporting the government and making themselves the opposition to the opposition. It is quite remarkable with our sea and these scandals with emergency act with truckers, with inflation, with oral that peer colleague there

we still outside us, look again where has this big giant me to it's? Because they shared they share the social identity business, they certainly share the diverse anything at the obsession with racial lists of politics and the course the up did they absorb entirely on the idea of sexual agenda, the embroider, in other words, of the social justice issues, the press and the parliament are in the same place, so yeah being paid for his fascism and finally that children with the china than that's very good when he was not yet leader and when he felt he could relax so easily and talk about these things, that's what they call the can the gaff. You say the thing you really mean and in his case china. I could turn the advice,

and around on the dime that the real thing near not so much the dictatorship of china. It shows that he has a fondness for the ability to merely operate I see it and if you study the last five and six years and in particular the period from covert on colbert, was a continuous fear that completely got it the civil rights, the charter of rights, he has people fiery sb and then, when the convoy comes, it causes races, homophobia, besought, just a fringe minority. That should not note this word that should not be tolerated. His emphasis for china basically constitutes one element of the personality he just them does not like position. He gots parliament to make sure that there isn't any and he makes a deal. You makes a deal with his co sign or mr sing well that there will never be a confidence motion and if he wants to have zoom for another year, MR Is there with the red

salute and the genuine flexion given to know of the near the this. This certainty of compulsion, let's say that drives true to forward, seems to be rooted in his false moral sense that, because he's concerned, like the other members of the davos world, economic forum, etc with the long term health of the planet, whatever. That means that nothing, that guy in his way could possibly be regarded as ethical or moral and so and the press who's. Now more than ever, made up of political, globalist, utopian wannabes do everything they possibly can to collude and to move that agenda forward, and then we could add to that rare. I went through this new bill c eleven because I'm why people whom whom it will hypothetically affect, although I have a number of maneuvers up my sleeve, so to speak, to bypass

entirely- and I know- can the don't understand this. But let's say that, new media, which is the internet itself, was capable of producing some of the opposition to the globalists and trudeau that the legacy media have abandoned, that I'm thinking of people like say a Russell brand who's on the left and not to mention, know any of the conservative commentators in the united states, but Tom Now, what the now, what the canadian, what the what the bill c eleven has done is basically- and this is unbelievable- I can't believe I read it correctly. They basically defined all internet content of any sort, as. subject to the same c, r d, c, canadian writ radio and television court. What does it preparation? I don't remember them

last week that advertising really matter. No, it doesn't matter, they define them as broadcasters that are equivalent. Let's a to c, b, c or c d v. Now. The reason that those broadcasters are different was because the government had to parse up the airwaves, because the airwaves were actually a scarce resource now and the internet is not a scarce resource and now As far as I can tell reading the bill c eleven, which is an unbelievably vague document if a internet service provider a private one so a small business person, like me, let's say, doesn't broadcast in france, and english andean indigenous languages, and to any Diverse range of people with disabilities and highlight canadian content, then the government can do what it needs to do to de prior ties their distribution And they'll do that by putting pressure on the ah search engine

providers like youtube and google, or just stopping them altogether, and I read this bill and all of it again, the bill is couched in all this diversity, inclusivity and equity terminology, which it the same solution to every problem right and so not Do we have this massive press collusion with the government? That's absolutely unconscionable in a western democracy and and but we also have now the government clamping down viciously than any other developed country on the freedom for canadians to get access to all of the all of the information on the internet, not just that pretty why canadians I'm inclined to believe that this idea that these are intellectuals, It's mainly a shell on cabinet. I don't care how condescending that sounds, but it mainly is then they somehow or other have been

that he can like infallibility to judge what is correct and is not forget to make decisions that hold back by the way the whole idea of this and misinformation coming out of the mouths of this government. I mean they are the greatest purveyor of confusion than evasion and along the idea They, then are going to be the kind of mars or mrs grundy as it used to be called in the nineteenth century and protect the tender sensible at ease our minds that are better than their own, I'm tired of people on them show. You are too because it's getting sulkily shade to bringing up, george orwell, but because he put the stamp on it, gave the template. The idea that a central authority runs thought and speech and makes judgments, and what isn't not and under the banner of diversity, inclusion and equity.

which is really a hidden in any ology pumped up by vast self righteousness. Granting pseudo infallibility to those who are sensitive, we know this is not the case. Mr chance, got rid of his only aboriginal female minister. There's equity, there's diversity. They confuse. This is a big point. Two They confuse either read Davis, which you referenced, or any hi meeting saying that you are virtues is the same thing as being it and there's a hidden, not a hidden, is a blatant. Our gets attached to any government that things that, then in the modern communication system, that it should have any business outside of the exactly is are defined by law as incitement and real rabbit hate call hate something. They simply don't like It's not uneasy

An easy emotion to define, see eleven as Michael geiss- and I know you follow them like a Guy'S- is the professor of communication, who most at most articulately and most deeply, is warning over and over to give this bunch that chant, You are passport that the pace of the brenner old civil servants at sea therefore years met, miss functioning that can't let pass your walk out of pearson airport, which would in less in twenty four hours should suddenly have the government of the thoughts and reactions and speeches and positions and films and talks like this. Like yours, it's absurd, but it's more than that. This is truly writing. What is this? hoping for more power than you need. Well, it's the imposition of an idiotic. go back to your china point

that he may really admire china because china, it happens to be communism. In that case, china is fired only as well russia by an ideology by us I narrow ideas from which no deviation, no criticism under penalty of exile or death, allowed not as hard over here, but is an ideologies, an idiot Gee makes those claims fills those and hold it with a completely and completely unacceptable level of moral certitude, not certainly mills. The eleven is a disaster, and no one more quick point. It is shameful. It is shameful to the essence. That the main main canadian press are not as one voice and one intense voice, saying we're not having this. We are simply not having this

you are not going to rule on what is information and not information, we're not going to rule on the presence of citizens the new channels of communication and seeing you ve already found. The official or legacy means to some serious degree were certainly not going to allow you to put a pillow over the mouth of the only possible new. exchanges, that we have it's a terrible idea at idea. I approach from arrogance, righteousness and the belief in his own infallibility. I can't see why but boil why aren't the mps, even in his own party, saying justin you're dreaming you're out of touch? We don't want to go there, we're not following you on this where's the courage and any of these caucuses. They hand wave

diversity, inclusivity, equity, the environment, and then it builds the eleven they had the protection of the canadian culture to that and which sounds like something taken out of bike: one thousand nine hundred and seventy nine or one thousand nine hundred and eighty. It's such an outdated idea and one of the other terror terrifying things about bill c11 is that we won't in canada if this is actually enforced, with the collusion, let's say of google and youtube, and so forth, and fourth pollution and some cents, because those companies are not going to break the law. Canadians won't even know what information is being hidden from them, because the laws will take the form of invisible, algorithm, that merely deep prioritize at the listing of content that doesn't meet the impossible criteria that have been laid down and bill c. Eleven is basically written in a way that allows the government to interfere with the promulgation of any information that they deem

unacceptable for any reason, because there are so many restrictions on what you're allowed to do. Now that there's no possible way that that any any member of the alternative media can meet. The criteria is just not possible and it won't just be you two broadcasters in part casters. It's going to be people who provide all sorts of services on line, because the bill is written in such a vast manner that the provision of any services on the internet and we're tongue, but the internet here right, which is something people really depend on that that all fall under the invisible auspices of a tiny coterie of illogically, addled bureaucrats and algorithms you're. So many points to make on this as long as his two thousand and twenty two I haven't got the year exactly right, but one thousand six hundred and thirty, seven one thousand six hundred and forty or somewhere near that it was

milton road aerial political, which is a parliament of re bit, was designing. Then the deal scurrilous, pamphlets usually of of other religious orientation had to be had to be prohibited had to be said, and of all the great speeches about free expression, the value of books, the value of publication, of all the defenses of real free speech and real free thought. The area is classed as built, says, girl, who ever knew truth to be defeated in an open contest, and that's one thousand six hundred and thirty seven. This is two thousand and twenty two and how it can come to pass that a government with a military power with the ability to imprison we were making fun of or scared by, the big

companies, Google slanting his search machine twitter, deciding who should be banned and who should not be banned, who should be suspended and who should not be suspended we didn't like it when the private enterprise operators did they make deals with china. How does the google and facebook and twitter working those it what we said? My lord couple, a guy some still from from detect valley ruling, which thoughts can get on platforms in which came up. We thought that was pretty, but I still is pretty bad, but now you have as much a guy said. This is an alarming than because guys is a very common in a jewel. is a solid intellectual and on this subject in particular, he knows what he is saying, we have the only legislation in this in this arena that parallels get ready for north korea.

You part all his arm and by the way, there's another reason why a new first for canada. But what must target together do. You think he thought it was very used. I have a super lament for another year because the during the get her of all the people who might wake up to this and who might because of personal interaction across the lines might say that this is not a step too far. It is a gigantic link between mountain peaks, far now he wants to parliament closed down or or as I say, immaculate it so that he can bringing in his life. This is his last her I make that it did the cloud of statement, whatever big moves he wishes to make. But again, in this particular case, we ve had it. As I said before, we go back to further milton even you don't let how're determine in

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he has a scandal management this better than any other, have fresh scandal, and I will feel the previous one. It's hard to follow him. yeah. Well exactly! Well, you, you asked a little earlier what scandal we should apps focus our most intently, and it is very difficult to to do that when they're coming out you, what a mile a minute when you have like fifteen things that have been done in the last six months, that should have caused the collapse of the government. But I would say the worst thing that trudeau did it's a hybrid between invoking and then rescinding the emergencies act, for no reason whatsoever. Then he relied on the information provided to him, deceitfully by cbc, who retracted it and then worst of all, freezing the bank accounts and interfering with the bitcoin exchanges, because turtle established a precedent. Now that should terrify canadians of any political engagement whatsoever, which is that, if you happen to be

peripherally involved with a demonstration, no matter how legal the demonstration is at the moment, and you donate money at first of all, you'll be tracked, and that's bad enough, like that's terrifying enough, but not only tracked, but that all your ability to

interact with the entire economic system, because it's not just freezing your bank accounts right. It's freezing your mortgage, it's freezing your visa, it's making it impossible for you to withdraw any cash its putting your family at risk. Its to compare this to what the chinese are doing with the social credit system is no leap and that's a terrible conspiratorial thing to say, but it also reflects a deep underlying reality and I'm telling you I I I can't tell you how many people have expressed shock and dismay to me throughout the united states and through europe about the fact that trudeau, while implemented the emergencies, act and and and and suspended civil liberties and then froze the bank accounts, especially because Canada has had a great reputation on the financial front. Four hundred and fifty years of the integrity of our financial system, including our banks, has been won.

The thing that Canada really got right and now what? What would you think if you were, if you are a foreign investor or or anyone seriously, considering doing business with canada, when you know now that if you're, a republican, ah and Heaven forbid a trump supporter, but a republican that your views are now deemed so extreme that it's meat and just to declare them an emergency to steal all your money with no trial with no due process of law completely arbitrarily on behind the scenes, no scotia bank apologized about two weeks ago. I don't know of any the other big banks the relevant, but they said they did under duress. Well, that's because their bloody cowards and their foolishness well because they believe they ve taken a catastrophic hit to their international reputation. Well off the start at the get go back to

If you began yourself the imposition of revocation before ratification of the emergency act that had about seven to eight days of life, we have not had yet we didn't have it then that for sure we have not had yet the list of of circumstances that just if that's a really big word just gave justice to the action that justified the imposition of the equivalent of the war measures like that's what it was to completely suspend the charter of rights. and the philosophic basis alone, he basically nullified. Entire civil liberties of the entire population of this entire country, because some trucks were parked on another wall street, that's only the first part You mentioned the cbc reports that have been dismissed. and that he relied on them. I'm not sure. That's entirely the case He may have had some of his own spin masters

ass the stories on zimbabwe in the first place, I have no idea what that with you or not but we had other instances where you had an arson attempt in a building in ottawa, which was dramatically enhanced by news coverage, the mendocino or whatever his name is use that on a burned down buildings and locked the door, so people can we need an emergency at you at all sorts of fabricated, false or totally misleading assertion. during a pseudo crisis, and then you have the capstone that these people, who drove twenty five hundred miles in feet. Europe across the northern landscape, to protest. A given government issue actually were there and had to be paid attention to because they wanted to overthrow the canadian government. That statement is so extreme that is beyond.

latham, and so when he holds it back before, the Senate gets a chance to ratify it. The legislation says you must have an inquiry when you call out the highest and most lethal the thermonuclear, installation of any government. He can't avoid having a committee set up I think it was last week or ten days ago, the christie freeland who, with the deputy deputy prime minister, because jag bead, seeing as the official deputy he's finally before a parliamentary committee and when they asked her questions either about the irish sea and the urban deserve that Born in righteousness and smugness of response, the idea that the the greatest invasion of civil liberties- it has been, ass by with some mellow a response, and that gives you

that gives him the appetite. Then, if I can call up the emergency act and call a group of of semi common sense citizens fringe minority racist. If I can, if I can set one part of the community against the other at that debate, there's, where the appetite gums from eleven got away with them. emergency act. Well I'll be so I can legislation that is even more toxic. Oh yes, interfere with our sea mp investigation, because it seems when I went to the tom and violated all the ethics provision. The are, then said that might be criminal, but we're not considering criminal charges. jagmeet singh is at the center of a lot of this that's appointed. Eventually, we will get to I'm sure, but the emergency act is, I think, because it's not justified because it was for political convenience, big because

he extemporised a narrative tat. These were billions and americans and were being funded by dark right wing forces. Both said the country, that's the worst. They got it if confessed so many issues together also a stunning accusation against fifty percent of the population of our greatest allied to the south people in principle that he has work with a certainly is going to have to work with when the fall comes, and so that's just well. That's just another example of his stunning lack of wisdom and his carelessness with his with his actions. So so, let's, let's talk a little bit about a bit more about the interference with the rcmp. I'd like you to make some coffee It's about that. If you would well that's then again, people who know canadian politics and I won't apologize, but I simply say I regret that is not so fascinating that big blue

Listen, the range of viewers that you have with may not be as intimate with as we would wish, and I might wish But unless I watched a good example of fascist collusion, though I would well and where everyone in the west yeah, but it also has a great precedent, the biggest scandal in terms of principle in terms of something fundamental something the reach to the rule of law came a couple years back. add an attorney general. I've mentioned there already a rebel rapists in the indigenous lady from bc, getting your name full of my head for just the second sheet took a stand at Essen sea level and should not get special provisions and she was rebel. She was the attorney general and yet people from his piano office self- civil service cabinet ministers, kept pressing depressing

her to change your mind? She warned the prime minister if you are attempting to influence An attorney general, who was singular position in any cabinet. If your attempt to do this is terrible, sulfur, eight or nine months she resisted She said no, the rule of law can be politically interfered with now. This was this was a prime minister and his office and aids and ministers attempting to bend the operation of justice in canada. Eventually, this railroad gets, fired or basically leaves herself other fine female cab diminished I went with her, but after a bit of a flutter, even though he denied any influence he said in the globe mail, the story is false. It was proven to be truth, jump ahead, two years

and now you find out that, after the worst bass casually of that kind in canada, the murder of twenty two people in nova scotia that the prime minister's office and his political aides are pressuring or asking were telling the head of the RCMP brenda lucky to get information from the investigators in halifax because we're bringing in gun control legislation next week they want to do absorb some of the emotional context, and a high sensitivity of eight. A singer, a tragedy. So they can advance a political agenda and didn't mind pushing and she didn't mind agreeing to put pressure well halifax investigation? Now you you hear back over that the theory that MR lembit all the relevant cabinet ministers,

I know. Mister trudeau had to really find the things we put no undue influence on the rcmp. The only one word in that sentence. You have to pay attention to its on you right exactly and yet all rex. This is all a pattern as far as I am that is- and I am speaking as a clinician here, although I hesitate to do so, but I've been watching trudeau for a long time. I found it appalling. I found what he was doing appalling right from the beginning, because trudeau was enticed into running for leadership as a consequence of what I would describe as a successful appeal to his overweening narcissism. He had none of the education or ability or experience necessary to do so

as complex as lead a modern country, and it was obvious to all- and it should have been obvious to him, that the single reason that he was picked by the utterly cynical liberals who chose him was first of all his pleasant, ah personal appearance and perhaps not first and foremost, but first and foremost his name, trudeau, the dynastic name. The fact that he already had broad scale marketing and sales appeal, and that was enough for him

to justify to himself becoming prime minister. And then you know. Maybe you don't want a damn someone for that, because just because he was pierre, trudeau's son doesn't mean he doesn't have ability, and so it would be possible that someone like that could take the humble approach and decide that, while better him than some evil conservative, let's say and that he could carefully learn to be competent and to do a good job. But instead he leaped into the fray immediately appointing fifty per cent of his cabinet as women, even though they were only twenty five per cent of the mps and thereby perhaps I believe, impairing the qualifications and competence of the cabinet and then doubling down on his idiot eighty ology d, I e- let's say diversity, inclusive inequity, plus a bit of environmental ism on the side and a hatred for the energy industry and he's been fiddling that fiddle ever since, and this

theme of narcissism, which I think is apt, permeates everything that he does the admiration for china. The dismay given that he manifests when he's ever asked questions the overweening legists We should like bill c eleven that he passes without it a second's consideration for the fact that maybe we could use some checks and balances in the governmental system on the off chance. We might be a hundred percent right about all illogical presuppositions. The fact that he basically ignores parliament and now that he's made it virtual

and we could add to that- is another one rex, which I think is very interesting. The fact that he denied on vaccinated canadians about yes million of this, the the the right to travel, which is a big deal in a country like canada and a big deal in other countries as well. But not only did he do that, but then, when every country in the world virtually had released people from the cold covert mandates and relax the impositions they put on the right, he did not release canadians from that travel ban until months after there is every bit as ever that it should have been done, and all I can say about that was that that was that was sure, bloodied narcissistic malevolence their residual excuse for that and the mere fact that he didn't we in that policy months ago. That in itself should have been enough for the government to fall and if jag

sing had an ounce of spine or sense, and he has neither. He would not be supporting this government in the manner that he does it, especially given the putative andy, be. What would you say affiliation for the common working man, which is Please bloody bunch of rubbish that those days are long gone. All the union guys are out of the ndp. We have an elite set of utopians whose presupposition and make the liberal idiocy look like well, look, look almost like nothing in contrast and the self righteousness and moralising that goes along with that, and so what rex? Why do you think canadians have found themselves in this position and in? Why isn't there more broad scale outrage, if not riding in the streets, about what's happening at the federal government level, two or three things that I could say that her, I think, fairly relevant in this context. The first thing is that when the first came in by the way

whether it's narcissism or not, that being as it is a clinical as well as poetic term. I don't think there's much doubt of it, if you're using an adjusted convention to lay language. Ah, why you would in IL install as the leader of the country. While it came awesome because the liberals had been so ill advised when they picked up, for example, MR dion or the traveling political salesman, Mister Ignatieff, who left, incidentally, within hours of losing and every said goodbye. Sometimes the appetite for novelty triumphs over any imprudence or consideration of forethought, but having seen them for the first term and having seen the glorious appetite for display and forty, the Asher whether it's you know doing some yoga stand on a bench or making sure that you show up in, in the right mood in a certain event or attending pride parade

There's no single symbolic gesture action that he ever avoided and he signalled a signal time it is a in the early days, especially it was a government of signals. That he was also a semi birdy vote magazine dinner thing on him and to connect. and present a wonderful way, I'd never understood how supervise they could be so quickly they talked about when we were having some dissatisfaction with me, Was that he was on a charm offensive and that a charm offensive with desire meter, MR trump or whoever it was that he was the now, you ask the deeper question in the early days: yes, you can put it up I can eat is more not more resistant. Well, two or three reasons are quite solid, especially as these things on the accelerated and intensified, meaning the invasions of government. It areas where it should not belong. There was this two years

the regime that, more than any other provincial and federal government's imposed, you had economy the economy knocked at two bits. we do not have an inventory of the tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands of independent and small businesses that gasp for air that waited for the next breath merely to see if they can make another day. In the last two years you had relatives unable to see their elder parents or or elder relatives you had social, economic, psychological and men. Obsessions and anxieties that went from the from the primary from the intimate exchange of. Mother, father daughter, son, to the broad scale and during that, labelling. Everyone was some somewhat off back. Once again, the news media were not doing your job. they were all online? We all we must close everything down and you

have an announcement in the beginning at the pandemic, as I have already reference that masks your bad they. Actually that came from time and two months later, that you must wear them, and no one in the media wanted to collide those two contradictions Well, are you really as expert as you say? That's the first reason culprit. took away a lot of the energies that might have been invested in the public sphere and paying attention to pop because so many other strains that are much more intimate an close were at play. Secondly,. I don't think this is really really telling that in the bin, the present five months. When this thing really has met gave come to new levels. Whatever was the deal, the indian pay with traditionally is really the opposition will not because urban is the end we are the ones that really put the bite on Remember the war measures act lost the 4runner, of the emergency act. What was,

name of the man who, even in a genuine crisis, you could make a case that the apprehended in sir, some of the more measures that could be just as it make a case, and it was popular, especially in english canada in that time, who stood up against, who took the flak, who took the bad public relations it was tommy douglas, the leader of the new democratic party, saying it went too far mister drew the elder should not have that power in a new world where you didn't a genuine crisis, I wonder a war between the emergency. I was in my judgment, for spite and partisan reasons Jagmeet Singh had already guaranteed justin. Trudeau would have no problem entry interference. I don't know what to do. They talk about dental plans in a few things. The end if you want, but I don't know the internal office what was the discussion, what went on between MR trudeau and MR singh?

He would oblige them meaning sing for the next three years and present preserve them from criticism. This is the tellers coils gunning isn't a that the ndp can enter into a pact with the devil, let's say, and no thus even know why not it's not working for you, jagged, mate another thing well well, nothing doesn't seem like a very good bargain, so what the hell's going on behind the scenes? Where are the disney? This is a really the question in the end be, does have some fairly vigorous and and occasionally aggressive mps. They certainly can take on the tories when they want under by the way they loveday that's a big cock is morally a relatively speaking. Where are the indicates a don't? Have that that moral kind of aura and being more joined. They d be like to believe at least Then there is a morality driving then, that is of a different scanner of a pure value than the other parties.

Why are they letting Mr Singh so desecrate the central image of the into? Why are some of the mps in parties talk to, and I also ask when it comes to the rcmp thing or the emergency act. Why aren't liberals liberal and he's? Even some ministers, What's a rainbow did it. Why is that we're not hearing. individual envy. They been elected by a constituency. They do how. autonomy if they want to use it? They said talking about caucus discipline. There's only this within the copies. If you accept it and if you think the prime minister or cap, the minister I stepped over. The line on the leader of your party is producing the reputation of your party,

Then an mp in the indian p or then mps in the liberal caucus will say a mature giotto is going too far with the information innovation. He went far too far with the words as the act and his attempt to put division, especially against the working class of canadian, during the trucker protest that was most unseemly. We don't have opposition from the the media. In the main, we are obviously MR sing, guaranteeing. Mr true that's how MR to rope and cancel parliament for next year. This is the central dynamic of our entire of the entire political moment of our time- and I have not seen one major interview from one major- One major interview from one major presence on the canadian media scene jack made sing down thirty minutes and let's have the story you will have not seen yet while not sound, believable and well, maybe it's partly the fragmented

asian of parliament, and so all the mps feel isolated. And then I know from talking to conservative mps who didn't exactly distinguish themselves in terms of their kind. over the last four years either that we as individuals there, terrified, readying, isolated and morbid, and the fact that parliament is fragmented and that the media and the new media, for that matter, is more than capable and willing to mob. We could use the former attorney general as case in point means that people on the on the mp side, the backbenchers, are cowed in a way that I think is unparalleled. So let's turn rex, because it's very difficult to cover all the scandals- and we haven't even touched on another one.

Major beyond belief, which is that trudeau has run up more debt in his short time in office than every single prime minister in canada, managed in total. Since the founding of the state and the consequence of that has been an incredible inflation asset inflation, especially in the housing market and an unparalleled level of inflation- and you can add to that the consequences of that his idiot energy policies which have embolden potan and which have also produced an unparalleled increase in energy prices across canada, and so we were also- and then that's not enough- that's not enough! Now so now, in the past year I have tried to buy for what it's worth a new car, a couple of small boats.

Fun, boats and, I know that's a luxury item, but that's not the point on a snowmobile. I've tried to make a vinyl record and I've tried to get penguin random house to put out a double edition of my book. Penguin couldn't do it because there's a cardboard and paper shortage on the vinyl, Well, the record industry has an eight to twelve month delay. You can't get a snowmobile, you can't get a small boat and no one can buy a car, and the reason for that is. The supply chains are so disrupted that we that it's cataclysmic one in five if container ships are trapped in ports at the moment, because the ports can't keep up with the demand you have no idea how badly fragmented the supply chains are and that's going to produce a catastrophic outcome, especially come fall because we're going to have a very Call time, moving enough food around the world to say nothing of enough goods, and so we have a massive debt. We have an inflation that starting to get out of control, we have

housing bubble, that's no joke and we have, and we have supply chain disruptions, the magnitude of which have never been so before at least not the last thirty years and that pose a threat to the integrity of the our world economic system, and so that's also seems to be a bit of a problem that trudeau has had a major hand in producing, and that's that's and that's that's, along with his stated disinterest in financial matters because he said that explicitly has no real interest in economic matters. You never guessed that in twenty fifteen he said- or I can almost I'm looking you straight in the eye now and I'm speaking to you honestly, as I always do. This is what he was going to ten billion dollar deficit per year that by two thousand and nineteen We will return to a balance by my twenty nineteen again very cold. We can understand spending of considerable magnitude

on any problems during the regime of covert what they did, the extent to which this government wildly, and we never did see because again he was operating from the cottage. He was walking down the steps of the reader hall cottage, and going to parliament all alone, no little covey of of of media people under a canvas tent, and he was billions this way and billions. That way, if you do not think that the again about billions and billions that were washed out without scrutiny. Out of your general into that have added means to survey the main they said that any asked for other people were not. Have our harvest of scandals in years to come with us up? The main point is the boy: did you are making

that the spending levels of debt and deficit were well over a trillion dollars and the banks of your bag of canada has already jacked up the interest rate twice. A doctor financial man. Just yesterday, it's going to be worse and worse and worse, we have a holiday from economic reason during this period He has overspent stephen harper was correct the spending during covid may have the necessary. But this was overkill, I would say overkill with magic and it was not govern. and are even now trying to get back serb payments from one million canadians. When interest rates rise and be blue eye. The houses and mortgages start to learn what it is like to be. In previously normal times, inflation hits at the worst possible Meant to four years of economic devastation because of colbert began, the regime they close

things that didn't have to be closed? They kill businesses going to see tremendous devastation across and then they need the dead jihad against Alberta, oil. That is the most obvious that is criminally stupid. We are rising not only albert but the canadian treasure during the now to return prices of natural. Gas highest almost ever and we have made them rich, mister, trudeau, MR singh Elizabeth may and the capital of professional environmentalist. I've made poor alberta and saskatchewan oil and gas industry. A demonic presence. How do you reach the level of political insanity,

that you kill a primary resource of your own country. You decide you a strange and anger justifiably end. They are justifiably angry. A whole province or or two At the same time when Mr Putin's, who scorns the green velocity on that one he's actually right, uses the the genuflection to green greening of europe and canada. to amass the power to use his gas is oil as a leverage to control germany and to win the operations of europe. He couldn't be in you. today, if the green, fantasy right and now to threaten the uk with nuclear destruction that was, and then, let's also point out, shall we that one of the consequences of the ah sanctions, so so heroically placed on odin by the idiot, where is that the rouble is at its highest level ever and because it will pay

of shot through the roof, russia's actually, arguably in some ways, in better economic shape, after the sanctions than they were before yeah? That's, just bloody, brilliant as well. and this issue about a whatsapp on the russian front. Is anybody with any sense looking at this up to say ten years ago, knew perfectly well that by damn down oil and gas exploration in in north america. can in europe that we were playing into the hands of the worst impulses of the russian worse. If you had, have your head buried in the sand or somewhere else to not noticed that absolutely explicitly at hand wave about eighty eight environmentalism, while at the same time producing this potentially fatal dependence on russian large s. End and good will is, is an abdication of political responsibility that you'd have to look

at history. A long time to find an example that would supersede new want your reality stream grab your dakota ray we're tracking. The world's most famous encryption from the man who took down the man to the soviet killer, see how the pros hide their secrets in plain sight on cracking the co plus, it was impossible to accrue to intelligence agents without recruiting criminals, Rita retirees of the third reich and get her cold war intelligence for the. U s: nazis in the cia watch now want jury, osity street annual plans or twenty dollars. Just a dollar sixty seven a month is jerry s stream dot com. I wish I wish, with utter futility,. that again the guardians of our public discourse, the official and powerful press would would now forsake their deep intimate marriage with the green movement that they've had for. When did twenty five years, if you watch tv ontario, you ve seen it inconvenient truth, which was

AL gore's flush on the topic about one hundred times? Cbc is officially. If it hasn't said, aw loud is officially a group, a greenpeace bees network I would like to see now them say: okay, this embrace of this bring signaling a hollow with a biology as empowered, the most dangerous dictator on the earth, the one with nuclear weapons it has impoverished, had part of the reason for the inflation in our food. At the present moment. is because of the energy crisis brought on by the by the factual pursuit. Of energy sources that can't work, don't work, aren't yet developed and don't have the structure or infrastructure, even if they were

where I'm reading about the possible energy shortages in europe at the present moment, I am hearing of possible rationing of energy, were hurrying of the backdrops in the ports of your. You mentioned the cargo ships. All of this confluence comes to a central point that they obsession that the defaults virtuous obsession with this many fatuous exists of global. Warming has perversely twisted the central policies of most western governments. Canada should be energy independent, Canada should be selling its own by utter standards, well, many oreland gas in a cleaner than nigeria's, or as well as an canada, natural gas as a lot cleaner than the coal, that the chinese are burning and we might point out that they share the same atmosphere is us call, has made a significant come back.

that just china is also any it is also in germany, because how did they realise that there are in strang hello, we want to end by Mr Putin, and by the way, the great powers agreements which, along with the council- but I see you forget- peace, even the nations that signed that piece of folly are now saying they may have to reach what the biggest and the worst, they can be said, never again, and we talked about whores with the biggest and the worst, but you gave MR pugh deliveries in the power to your self seeking pseudo virtuous policies to be a new tyrant to risk an invasion of another country and to basically laughs and by the way, when boris, johnson and justin trudeau in the castle in bavaria, make jokes about vladimir putin,

I think the guy in the kremlin has been laughing well before them on much more substantial grounds. By the way. Also, it is not seen we for the leaders of six democratic countries to behave like a bunch of adolescence in a locker room, talking about whose jet is bigger or smaller, and also to to basically mock the most precariously placed individual on the globe. Mr bruton gerald butts just intruder, Catherine mckenna, and this this is ex greenpeace building scaler. We have for radical activists impressing their personal philosophy on a nation and a cost

that externally, empowering a dictator internally, breaking up canada and overall, depriving ourselves of our own energy independence at a time when the starting to look very good, increasing the price of food fertilizer being short no policy that is so embracing and has been so recklessly dangerous as of global warming and that's principal box. You began by wondering about one with almost from it. You know something I think this make believe

im going to save the world, that obsession in this particular prime minister is probably the most lethal semi idea that he has yeah. I think that's right. Well. I should also point out that part of the reason that Putin has been able to garner public support yeah on his side in russia is because he's been beating the radical leftist warning drum for fifty one years and and very very, very, very directly and I've read many of his speeches and to what degree he believes what he says is open to question. As it is for all of us, but I've been inclined to note that in historical times, for example, people like hitler, wrote down very much exactly what they planned to do and then did it. So it's perfectly reasonable to assume that if someone says something over and over there's at least part of them, that means it and Putin has has frightened his people

all into believing that the ideas that are obsessing, the west, the radical leftist ideas that are obsessing the west are akin, in some sense to the ideas that destabilized russia at the end of the czarist enterprise and our obsession with diversity, inclusivity, equity and this bizarre combination of sexual freedom and restrictive and us, in addition to our globalist, utopian idiot, viral mental ism actually constitute something akin to an existential threat to the russians, and the eastern europeans by the way are somewhat except of the same idea, because they see these ideas in the west and they think how the hell can you guys go there? Would we just got out mass. And so not only do we have enough I'm a crisis and a political crisis, and now a war that precipitated by this eighty eight environmentalist doctrine. If you take the entire panoply of utopian nano full moralizing utopia, nonsense the people who

north oratorians authoritarian bent like boat, nor are able to weaponize that in a very effective way, to generate public support for their policies, and we can't even I have an intelligent conversation about that now, because people said even to bring that up is to pro russian. You also gotta have a conversation about any of those particular issues, because if you talk about the folly of of surgical intervention and transgenders him you're a bigot. If you talk about any of the other and sillery matters, a colander that ridiculous look at the school board. Agendas of ontario schools by the way it is this is high point in the essay, I don't know, be publishing or not. Yet when you were mentioning dustyesky and in particular the devil's when people adopt these these facts, It's saw how or other overwhelmingly intense attitude. They call him ideas matter. More attitudes Then the people of the world who vat had experienced people have gone through the eastern europe The issue at the live on earlier the dark umbrella of communism, those you escaped

radical regimes that lady you had on from south korea when they come over here now, and they see what we're doing with our freedoms, which is actually turning them upside down and mocking them under the name of political correctness or woke, isn't insisting pushing propagandizing evangelizing these toxic police, jupiter ideas and and perverting the education system in debate jordan, and that the warriors of the world as edward luttwak, bokassa, they're laughing their heads off because they notice is a form of almost collective demand, we have what we wrote about it. We had the supreme court the most We should want to nominate a black female. And so she was advertised, she would be the first black woman, sit on the supreme court last get our own airing. One is a woman.

And she said I can't answer that because I'm not in the church in twenty twenty to twenty two twenty two years since our stopping play, doh and price, self in the most sophisticated society The world has ever known a fully headed person who was also a woman, has asked what is the woman and tells you she can't you have it at six hundred and forty six Swimmer with hairy legs and other appendages, beauty women, you, a twenty nine year old skateboarder yesterday, yet from today were taping. This beat a thirteen year old girl and you're supposed to be too shy to say, that if you been twenty nine years, a man and robbing about with all your genes decibels. Every else you ve got wake up the next morning by simple declaration, suddenly become alone. They say when I was in their man, I was I was in Austria in romania, and

stone you and me First of all, l bain you- and I should say a few words about albania on this front mean the communist catastrophe under the stalinists was widespread and and horrible beyond comprehension. and the worst of that yard in albania, and that's really saying something: italy that place has one hundred and ten thousand bunkers underground to hide the population from fictitious enemies. It was an absolutely horrific nightmare of a place, possibly trumped only by north korea and perhaps not and all the eastern europeans I talk to, and these were classic liberals and conservative types in the christian democrats. Sense of the word are appalled by the grip that the progressive doctrine held by a very tiny proportion of radicals seems to have

around the throats of the west and the fact that its compelling us into making while foreign policy decisions, let say on the energy front that are so absurd and self defeating that, while that we may have talked ourselves into world war, three because We know in world war. One started, everybody thought the bloody nightmare would be over by christmas. I think at all in the fall. If I remember correctly, this won't take long. it's like, and it I'd reminds me of someone man whose sleeve is caught in a big industrial machine who thinks well, it's just my sleeve the rest now the he still intact. It's like that's just fine till machines machine sucks the rest of you in, and we have real possibility of that happening over the next year, Let's say- and we should also point out rex, that there are reasonable projections that by the bye bye, The winter of this year, they'll be one hundred and fifty million people who don't have enough food and that'll be mostly in north africa and the middle east and walked out of me

is tremendous not only that starvation privation and that goes along with so called food insecurity, going to have a migration issue into europe. Again, that'll make the last one look like nothing. Well, all this false moralizing right this false reputation. Enhancing! Oh I'm going to save the planet by banning plastic bags, which actually turn out to be quite useful. If you want to carry things by the way, and all of this false moralizing might have fatally compromised us already supply chain problems, also the increasing debt. Ah, a for a looming fertilizer shortage. The russians destroyed a major ukrainian grain port two weeks ago and the russians and ukrainians. They provide a lot of the world's edible

feet and a tremendous amount of it's fertilizer and other edible oils and we're really playing with trouble, and then we get the spectacle of the g, seven leaders, as you pointed out today, sitting around the goddamn table, but exactly like height like immature high school kids, cracking jokes about Putin and his macho posturing. It's like Jesus Rex. You know. Well that's on the international front and, and our prime minister is the prime example of everything. That's wrong. That's got us into this mess. It is such a coagulation. It goes on local things, as I mentioned, Jonathan kay has a very good service going on his twitter feed, which is very rare that saying it's rare for John K, I'm saying is rare for anything serviceable to be on twitter. keep track of some of the school wards under it entered daily pronouncements on the things that most count them. I've talked to several people who have children in this

those in toronto and outlying areas and its work is this. This is insane extreme progressivism politics. The revelation of sexual identity, It ain't. The only do you look at this and you say, you're destroying a whole generation. Well, as I said, need the kind of coagulation of all of these factors and all of the most spurs governments and most technological governments in the world summit throwing away their own expertise, throwing away the common experience of centuries degrading their own capacity. Joseph providing food and energy by the way, there's another element to under the same impulse, this idea that a certain cohort of the present day citizenry leaders, and turn around over their shoulders and spithead and degrade all of the leaders of change

for them as if they are the only generation If you threw jotted justin trudeau back to the period of john a macdonald, he wouldn't have mcdonald's confidence. What do you think he'd think any differently? The west as a as a whole, our education system, universities and especially politics and journalism? I've never seen it so vagrant, so permeated by falsity and four slash ten and by the engineering of attitude in place of of of ideas and the fear of pain, that, if they hold a position, it has to be sicker than you're not allowed to

tested or you're. All of those click this, the the the the drowning of intellectual challenge, an exchange that is then applauded that C. Eleven, that's woke us and that's the universities. That's the school board's was so wrexham. I I spent yesterday reading about a third of Klaus schwab's book. The great reset and I'd look glanced at it briefly, but I hadn't read through it. I read it in some detail, only the first third- and it was quite a it's a remarkably vacuous book. There really isn't an idea that solid in the whole first. Third, there a lot of hand waving about how the future might be optimized if the globally leads just got the wrangling either in the pandemic. Crisis offers an opportunity for a massive reorganization, but its very, very low resolution and vague, just as you do expect, given that its driven by an idiot logical,

gender and I want to say two things about that. The first is who the hell is close schwab and who elected him emperor of the world. The second, the fact that he's brought these these elite types too diverse, rip repeatedly for their globalist conferences, particularly appeals to people who have they giddy ology, that can't be tested against the real world without failing and who also have a very powerful narcissistic drive. And so that's another bit of evidence in relationship to our prime minister about exactly what motivates him, because he certainly willing to pay his allegiance to the world saving mission of the Davis types and the globalization that goes along with that and the tower of babel. That is necessarily bilge under that. He certainly willing to prioritize that over such monday

concerns, let's say as monetary policy and so all that's pointing in the same direction. I was afraid, when we first elected him that he might have a narcissistic twist, because I couldn't understand how he could conscience running for leader, given his lack of qualifications and either meant he didn't know, he was unqualified, which meant he was too. in order for the job to begin with, or he did know and didn't care, and neither of those are bad. Although you know he could learn but didn't, but and then, when you combine that with the grooming that's taken place and at the hands of Klaus schwab, then you also see that narcissism in action and so anyways. I want to let you comment on that and then maybe we'll wrap up what I think that brought this point to come out to extend outward from trudeau, and we have seen this seen a talk, history, button, 20th twentieth, century history and the beginning of this one, that, when people for whatever reason or drive attached themselves to a slender,

but overwhelmingly large idea. Global warming and communism is more a doctor at the same time, I'm not necessarily more malevolent overtime was they become they think themselves, the embodiment of this world saving cause. A fill in obviously must feel a tremendous void in the personality that suddenly, your life is empty and everything else all what now, I'm I'm actually saving all the world and because I'm saving the world any objections, contest arguments or die, is that it does doesn't matter I like to believe we've read the rabbit point, I'd like to just veer to a certain other thing. I've talked to a lot of men in saskatchewan at a fairly big meeting. People involved in an old gas farming and other places have been talking to people in newfoundland that that list you provided

the various topics we rushed through at haven't really had the chance to fully elaborate. There are some People in this country who have sunk and that's being economically or less true, as well, that their children in the confidence that was almost a reflex when they dealt or thought about their country, canada. There's always almost a hesitation in the voice when they would speak of their country, but the shocks and the abuse

the in the invasion of or the importation of these strange alien pseudo academic fascinations from the various studies departments, the grievance mongers and the the woke factitious, the constant pushing of nonsense and ill policy at the general citizen has hurt the psychology of the general citizen. It has weakened the texture of the country as we were taping this we're days away from canada day

I don't remember, a period in which canada day itself doesn't have gone. I can't remember that movie will have so little of the easy exaltation and celebration that it used to. We celebrate secular things pride day with far more vigor and easy acceptance. Then we will have canada, in fact, I think, is in winnipeg that they decided that maybe this year, because you know we are such people, people and we are so evil. We won't have a cat. You cannot constantly constantly castigate your own country and its own history without reservation and posture with these silly philosophies were doing deep damage and I think psychological hurt to the citizens of the country. While

grex. I think that's a good note, although a very sad note to end on- and I appreciate your time, man and none of them. I appreciate over time litany of it's a hell of a litany of catastrophe. run through in an hour and a half, and I think canadians have a hard choice in front of them. You know they can either wake up and see that they they have a day. a juvenile and unqualified juvenile occupying one of the most important positions in in in the administration and legislation of the world, or they can face up and and face the reality that that institution has become corrupt. Along with the press. Let's say, and many other the education system in large part. And that's a that's, a very difficult pill for what it is or, or the people who like us who are pointing to these things are just wrong and paranoid mean those are basically the options there in front

and by the way, drifter you're, facing those options when the economic strife and and and militaristic strife are going to preoccupy the intentions. so that they will want to be able to get wherein do we're heading into a very hard period and make that a declaration not a profit, but the the combination of all these forces means next, two or three years in canada or elsewhere are going to be like others, we have not seen okay, MR murphy ha. I imagine we'll talk again soon. Okay, sir, you take You bet you bet bye, bye. This is a saint jude moment, Ashton high level actually and in an instant your world flips in your

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