This video presents a critical perspective on Canada's federal government and its relationship with Alberta, arguing that the federal government has been draining Alberta's resources, prioritizing newcomers over Canadian citizens, and using propaganda to divide the country. The speaker criticizes Mark Carney's agenda, claiming it involves historical guilt-shaming, immigration policies that favor certain nationalities, and policies that harm Canadian citizens while benefiting foreign interests. The video argues that Alberta has the right to seek independence because the federal government has been treating the province as a second-class citizen, draining its revenue to benefit Ontario and Quebec, and using state-paid media to manipulate public opinion. The speaker proposes that Alberta should have more autonomy and that the federal government should be held accountable for its actions.
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What's going on everybody? Thanks for tuning in to our 22nd episode of Alberta Radio Show. I'm your host, Jayla Fos.
So, today uh been going cruising the newswire and seeing everybody propping up uh some nonsense today. Well, let's start with Wab Canoe, right? Man, this guy's hilarious. So, Wabby Wabby Wabby, uh I'm just going to say this. This guy's been charged multiple times for, you know, assault on women. Um, he beat up a taxi driver. He used the Gladoo report to have his charges stayed. And this is a problem. This is something I don't agree with. How where First Nations used the Gladoo report to get away with their crimes. And it's all historical guilt shaming. And this has to stop. If if someone's going to be charged in Canada for something, we shouldn't be having special privileges just because of your ethnicity or what happened in the past. This is absolutely absurd. But nevertheless, I'm going to show you folks a video where Web Canoe was charged for DUI for drinking and driving and then he did a video mocking it, right? Like this is this is the attitude and professionalism we have from our premers here in Canada.
So here we're going to start with that.
>> Sup straight from the underground. A young native got it bad cuz I'm brown and not the other color. So police think I belong with my brothers locked up in the clink. But life ain't all rosy when you're locked up in stony. Dinner is hot dogs. Dessert is baloney. Get off me.
You don't know me. I'm allergic to that homie. I'm the only one in here who doesn't look like Tommy. The only reason I can think of why they bring me in is cuz I'm DWI driving while Indian. Or could there be another cause for interference? I mean other than my Aboriginal appearance.
Wabby, wabby, wabby, wabby. You know, I guess he's a want to be a WA. Wangster, I don't know. Wangster. Anyways, I I I just think it's uh hilarious. Now, Wab Canoe did have a music career or attempted to have a music career prior to being the premier of Alberta or of Manitoba, sorry. and um you know and his affiliations with with some certain individuals is really you know people don't know about this right like they don't know who Rob Canoe really is and what he's all about. Now let's forget about his past for a second and look at his professionalism and ethics of today in a legislative assembly.
This is pretty interesting. Now, uh, the premier did say that he, um, again, you know, it's, uh, >> I asked the premier numerous times to please be respectful, uh, while I ask a question for Manitobans.
>> This is unbecoming of the premier. It is it is it is unfortunate. I'm just asking be respectful. I'm asking questions.
>> Ask questions.
>> And this is the behavior we're getting from him. It's uh it's unfortunate. So uh the premier knows he can do it and pass it. So the simple question is will the premier stop laughing?
>> No.
>> Nobody else.
>> No. I'm asking about the budget bill.
>> And the answer is no.
So this is the official leader, the leader of the official opposition in in Manitoba um at the Winnipeg Legislative Assembly asking you know real questions about the budget bill and WAB canoe that's this is the attitude he has in in government.
Now, when we have a leader like this, don't you think that we should have that person either I in my opinion, I should just remove the guy. You're not running a functional government. You're not taking things seriously. You're not respecting um other members of legislative assembly, especially when they're speaking on behalf of the constituents of Manitoba.
Uh it's just complete mockery of the system. And for me, the system is a mockery of in itself, period. Right? So that's why I I'm I fully support the endeavor for Alberta to seek her independence um just because we have a dysfunctional government right across the board. And what's really concerning is the fact that we have a population right now like our population there's a percentage of it that's really suffering from some type of Stockholm syndrome behavior where on one hand um you know in 2014 2015 under the Trudeau government we had Canadians go out and protest the Me Too movement the Black Lives Matters movement anti-suicide campaigns all these things right and then today we have the same people who were pushing these campaigns who were propping up a wife beater. Uh you know a point uh you know propping up politicians who gave a standing ovation to a Nazi. Um propping up sexualization ideologies where you know pride parades where you have individuals walking naked in a pride parade flaunting their chunks at little kids. Then you have the radical side of it putting pornography in schools and then these people are telling parents that they don't have a right and they don't have a right to say anything. Like you see where I'm getting at with this. And then on top of that with the experimental jabs and vaccines.
So I really think that um our population is very sick. I think that we have a huge problem in mental health. Um and I also believe that our government has basically weaponized these individuals and weaponized their voice against the major the majority of the collective. So here in Alberta, what's happening is is there's a majority of people who want to be out of Canada. We want something new.
And the media will propagate a lie. The left will propagate a lie. You know, people like, you know, Lucas, NDP, all these guys. And the reason why they're doing this is because they're scared.
They know that it's the majority. So, they are out because if it wasn't the majority, I mean, they wouldn't be hammering down on this and and making a big deal about it the way they are right now. Uh, so I mean you just look at what the narrative is with mainstream media with these activist groups. The NDP, especially the NDP, NDP is an activist party now. They're they don't they don't stand up for their constituents at all equally. So here's an example. I live in Nahid Ni's writing, okay? He's never in our writing ever. He doesn't engage with our people here ever. He's too busy propping up Milwoods. Um, but it goes to show that there is not fair representation. So if say let's say I have an actual valid issue and I'm I have to go to an NI for it, he will not represent me. He will not do his job as an elected MLA and leader of the NDP to represent his constituency at all. So then, you know, right there just tells me that we have a broken system, bad leadership, and the NDP with all the rhetoric and activism and chasing kids with drag queens and stuff. I mean, it's just it's unbelievable. But furthermore, these folks are so hellbent on keeping Canada together.
And the oxymoron of all this is is in in Edmonton alone, okay, the capital of Alberta, we have 4,000 homeless. This year we've amputated 300 homeless individuals who suffered uh you know suffered the elements of the cold in the winter from frostbite and had to be amputated. We have senior citizens who were homeless on the streets who had both limbs amputated and and put into a wheelchair and thrown right back onto the streets. Not given any kind of emergency housing to recover, not any help at all at all at all. So when I hear this this rhetoric where oh we want to keep Canada together we want to keep Canada together well how can you keep Canada together if you don't care about your citizens you know and when you look at the dynamics of what they're promoting they're promoting uh immigration mass immigration TFWs you know uh give our jobs away to everybody else and it's always for a foreigner and they pander to foreign votes right so we have a problem with this right now with these folks because they do not care about Canadians. And I've argued with the mayor of Edmonton and two city councilors, Noble and Pocket, uh, for the last 14 days about the issue that's going on in our streets here in Edmonton about the 4,000 homeless Canadians.
Okay. So, nevertheless, it's Albertans, but they want to prop up Canada and Canadians. And Canadians are so united.
You have people dying in the streets. We expect to have 700 more Albertans die of overdoses this year because the Edmonton government, the city council and mayor refuse to actually utilize the funds that the province gave them to fix the problem.
Now, the city of Edmonton received about $400 million in funding to help address the issue. But guess what? Only 5 to 6% of those funds went to help the issue and the rest went to salaries. So imagine $400 million given by the province of Alberta to organizations here in Edmonton, to curb homelessness, to create housing, to do everything necessary to get people off the street, get them into treatment, you know, give them the help they need, get them reintegrated into society, and, you know, help them. But nope, it's uh it goes to board of directors. It goes to these organizations, nonforprofits, which who are in the business of poverty pimp industry, and they're paying themselves salaries, $100,000 plus a year, right? $100,000 each of them. This is a repeat of the Lethbridge incident where they shut down a safe injection site in Lethbridge because again, $7.9 million went to h went to funding and 90% of that money was used for salaries.
This is happening right across the country with these folks. It's the same thing in Ontario. We have Sbury Ontario where we have an organization called the G uh the Go give project. They received about $3.4 million over the course of last few years since 2020 and only 5% went to help the people that are in those tents. The rest of it went to salaries and there's 300 and some odd thousand unaccounted for um that is just screaming. What did you do with it? So when we look at the fiscal the fiscal analysis of all the the financials we've got for all these organizations if you look in the other section they're deferring money to other expenses that are not accounted for. So more money is being put somewhere not helping anybody.
So 4,000 people homeless in our capital.
Calgary has about 5,000. So just between two cities alone in Alberta which not one politician is doing anything about.
Not one. Not the UCP, not the NDP, not the provincial, not the uh the uh uh municipal governments, nobody's doing anything. I know that the premier and and and the UCP caucus have delegated money to the municipalities to curb this issue, but where's the oversight?
Where's the accountability? Why isn't the the province intervening and saying, "Hey, whoa, where's the money going? You you're not fixing the problem." And we still have a high rate of overdose deaths. We still have a an ext we have the highest rate of amputations in Canada here in Edmonton. So why isn't the province stepping in to address this? And in Edmonton alone, I mean there's a dynamic with this. So on one hand, these people are preaching, we want we want Canada to stay together, but they have a mass infill being built developments. So what they're doing is they're strongarmming homeowners. This is the city of Edmonton. strong ar strong strongarmming homeowners by running a uh inspector city inspector goes in and says, "Oh, well, you got asbestos around your house." And boom, they they they start slapping all these things and fines and making it really hard to the homeowners. So, the homeowners are forced to sell. And those homeowners who don't want to sell, well, then the next thing you know, either a house next to them is being burnt down and they get smoke damaged and they're forced to sell. Like, this is happening or their house gets burnt, you know, like it's arson. So, this is all a sham by the Liberal government because what they're doing is they're they're throwing out they're evicting Canadians, their own citizens, forcing them into tents. This is happening everywhere across the country. And I find it quite hypocritical that we want to keep Canada together, but we can't help our own citizens. But you'll house a homeless refugee from another country as a priority, invest $82,000 a year for that individual and give peanuts to our own citizens.
Now, the other thing is the chiefs of First Nations. Where are you about your First Nations people living on the streets that are being uh involved in crime, overdoses, drugs, human trafficking, violence, right? You're not helping them either. So, it's it's such an oxymoron to hear leaders say they care about their country so much and care about their people so much. They'll historically guilt shame us for a whole bunch of different reasons, but yet when it comes down to it, we got all these people living on the streets and it's not foreigners, they're all Canadians and First Nations. So, I just find that really interesting um that this is happening. It's such a hypocritical thing. And to think that also, you know, with the programs and services, you know, it's it's also interesting that a refugee or a newcomer will come into Canada and get all this help, okay?
Get all these programs and services and money and startups for for an apartment.
Um, and you watch that most of these newcomers are driving brand new cars, right? Own brand new franchises. They have our jobs. They're not even hiring Canadians, right? I mean I I was told right from uh um right from somebody from Pakist from India one day I went and dropped off. We're not hiring whites. Happened to my wife with an agent. We're not hiring whites. This is what they're saying to us. But there's no oversight. There's no there's nothing that's policing this this situation. And in fact, we're seeing politicians pander to these folks for votes because they know that the collective is fed up and Canadians stop voting. Um so an example is here in Edmonton when we did the municipal election uh Jesse Frig pushed out you know this is your representation these are how many people voted and this is percentage of the voter base that elected these individuals into city council so when you see that you know less than 15% 11% of of the vote goes to a politician there's a big problem there's a big problem there so people are not coming out so they pander to newcomers to get the vote and that's how we're seeing this manipulation of our electorates, of our political system, municipal, everywhere. It's just unbelievable that we will sit there and say we want to be part of Canada and we want to remain part of Canada, Canada, Canada, Canada, but you're pandering to foreigners first, prioritizing foreign refugees first, prioritizing everything for foreigners, and nothing for Canadians. Nothing. Absolutely nothing.
And then they'll and then they they what they do is they use media releases like for Tim Hortons. Oh, we're going to start hiring Canadians again. Really?
Really? No. Dunkin Donuts is going to come in here and obliterate Tim Hortons because Tim Hortons has turned into this. I'll show you.
>> Yes. Would you like some panchagavia in your coffee, sir?
>> What's that?
>> Milk, yogurt, liqufied cow manure, boine urine, and butter.
Right now, I pulled a video of what Tim Hortons was previously.
>> That's 20 minutes. Better make a fresh pot.
>> If a pot of Tim Horton's coffee can't be served in 20 minutes, it can't be served at all.
>> Never get through in this blizzard.
>> At Tim Hortons, always fresh means always fresh.
>> He's here.
>> No wonder our coffee is so popular.
>> Wow. Pied Piper in his cloud. didn't want any of that wonderful coffee to go to waste.
>> Right. Right. Just saying. And then we go on with uh the Federalists, the Federalist MPs.
Now, um, yesterday I took down a post because I called out MP Michelle Ferrari from the Conservatives, who I'm think starting to I'm starting to realize that the federal conservative base are LibCons. Um, not all of them. U, but we have Libcon XMPPs, Libon MPs. Uh, it's just, you know, one thing on one side of the mouth, the other on the other side.
My my issue with the federal government is the fact that under Trudeau, they appointed Deputy Prime Minister Christopher Freeland, whose family are are known war criminals. They're Nazis.
And nobody did nothing about this. And I don't care. You know, she what she's done with Ukraine and prioritized Ukraine over Canadians. And every time that Ukraine something happens in Ukraine, we're sending billions of our dollars. But yet our people are are faced with with harsh the harsh elements of homelessness being forced into tents, inflation through the roof, the price is going up for food, the price is going up for gas. I mean, everything is going up.
And this is a result of us, our government, just basically draining the Canadian purse and handing it to other countries that like Ukraine. And don't get me wrong, I don't like war, okay? I don't support war at all, but since when does Canada fund a war against a superpower? You know, it's different if we're doing humanitarian aid, but this is all military. We're providing military tools to fight a war against Russia. And which blows my mind is I'm surprised Russia hasn't attacked Canada yet with any missiles or anything because we're funding that war, right?
Like it's just it's unbelievable. Um, so again, you know, when you're draining the the purse of the Canadian taxpayer, uh, and it's going everywhere else, like this is this is what's happening in our country. But anyways, what I was getting at is I posted a video last year, uh, where, um, a Canadian in Ottawa, an older lady, uh, ran into Christopher Freeland, and Christopher Freelian was sitting on a bench and, you know, the lady's like, "Are you part of WE? Are you part of the World Economic Forum?
Are you a globalist?" you know, just just outing her because that's what these MPs are. They're globalists. And Michelle Ferrari comes on my my post again and and I consider her a LibCon sellout. Uh she comes on my post and and starts, "Oh, that's not cool. You know, we shouldn't be doing this to politicians." And well, I'm sorry. When you sell out our country and cause it to go into a mass recession and and ruin people's lives, like myself, I lost everything, right? Because of the liberals. But hey, what whatever, right?
That that's okay. We can just lose our shirt and lose everything that we've worked hard for, our company, our homes, everything, and end up on the street.
But that's okay for these MPs. They don't give a [ __ ] about Canadians.
They'll prop up their friends like Christopher Freeland, the little Nazi.
So, I commend anybody who confronts politicians in the public because look at you. You were a public servant. You didn't uphold your obligation to do what was right for Canadians, and you shot us right to the ground.
you deserve being confronted. Now, I don't I don't believe in in in hurting in in uh promoting violence, but you know, have your say and be and just, you know, keep your distance. But to exercise violence, that's where I don't agree with. But if you're going to call a politician a Nazi, you know, all these horrible, you know, insults, whatever, I don't care as long as you don't cross the line. And that's what happened this weekend um out of one of her book show.
She's, you know, she's promoting this book um again and she got confronted by somebody and again, you know, there you have Michelle Ferrari. Oh my god, this shouldn't happen.
This is these are LibCons protecting LibCons, right? You know, and so I have no respect for any politician that goes after a Canadian for speaking up and speaking up for they have every right to for the damage created by these politicians that have sunk Canada to the ground. and I'll play you THE VIDEO.
>> THOUSANDS MURDERED BECAUSE OF YOU. How many children have you orphaned? YOU MONSTER. YOU ZIONIST NAZI DOG. AND I SEE YOU out there, Jesse. You're disgusting.
You're disgusting. YOU'RE A MONSTER.
WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY FOR YOURSELF?
YOU ANIMAL. YOU DISGUSTING ANIMAL.
YOU'RE A [ __ ] NAZI, BISHOP FRELAND.
You're the butcher of Kaza. Those souls will haunt YOU FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. YOU ANIMAL. And you go around with a book deal. You making MONEY OFF OF GENOCIDE. YOU DISGUSTING DOG. YOU DISGUSTING ANIMAL. WHO do you THINK YOU ARE ROBBING people of THEIR MONEY, OF TAXPAYER MONEY TO FUND NAZIS?
>> You're disgusting.
>> THEY SHOULD HAUNT YOU FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. YOU DISGUSTING ANIMAL ZIONIST DUCK.
>> YEAH. All right.
>> And I endorse that message 100% because any politician that's been stealing Canadian funds to fund wars in other countries, okay? And then use it as some type of ruse and free this and free that and no. What you're doing to Canada is absolutely genocide. I'll tell you why.
One, you're forcing Canadians to live on the streets amputating them and they're dying with and they're using this ruse of harm reduction. So harm reduction is a big pharma platform that's been endorsed by the Sackler family. People don't realize how it started. Also, I'll give you guys a little rundown of how harm reduction was introduced into Canada. One, Sackler got hit hard in the US for the the Oxyarmacies and the uh pill the pill farms and stuff. Remember that? Now they were ordered to play $8 billion to the American people for the harm they caused with the opiates, right? The painkillers they call it. Now when that happened a lot of stuff had to get shut down by the Sackler for Sackler and for all their subsidiaries that were pushing out these pills. And in Canada what we were doing is we were our doctors were mass-prescribing Oxycontton and um percoetses and uh what was it?
hydromorphone, hydromemorphine, a whole bunch of different types of hard hard drugs to our collective and they were using that as a safe was this what was it harm reduction. So Sackler and his friends have this big big pharma meeting in BC and Trudeau and the liberals and NDP were all there and they started running these pilot programs into conservative base writings. Okay.
So what what I've done is I've analyzed all the cities hit hard by harm reduction caused by the liberals and NDP and I correlated that most of these cities were once conservative strongholds or conservativeleaning uh voters and what they did is they flooded these cities moving people around. Okay, so first they started moving homeless around across the country from city to city to city. We used to call it the tent city circus show in Ontario. But what they were doing is they were moving people from Thunder Bay to Sudbury and to Peter Bro and it was just just moving people around. Human trafficking is what I call it. And with that brought addictions, tent cities. And they flooded these cities with millions and millions of needles. So imagine a imagine a city with a population of let's say 170,000 people getting doled 2 million needles a day or 2 million needles a year pumped right in. And and whether they're using or not, I mean, it's just they're just pumping the needles and they're all over the place. People are getting mad.
Businesses are getting upset. And then you have all these people coming in from other cities for setting up 10 cities and they're drug dens. People are dying in the 10 cities. Overdoses. I mean, overdoses were shooting through the roof. And we still have cities that are doing that. So now what we've done is we've we've analyzed these cities that are hard hit from opiates and u all this stuff, right? And they're liberal NDP cities only. That's it. Edmonton is a prime example. Edmonton. You know, when you look at Alberta and you look at all the writings in Alberta, okay, every every constituency area or association, you'll see that we have a strong conservative base except for Edmonton and Calgary.
Now, when you look at the dynamics of city both cities, major drugs, major crime, major homelessness, major deaths, it's just an onslaught and they're flooding the cities with all these new people. So, you know, Farcus in Calgary is propping up that and he saw, "Oh, look at we got all these new people and we're almost at 2 million people." Yeah.
What was the population of Calgary just 5 years ago? The same thing with Edmonton. We've had an influx of 600,000 new residents in a small period of time.
It stressed the crap out of the social programs and our system here in Edmonton. And who's behind it? Well, the Liberals, Mayor Sohi, Knack, all these cronies, right? They all they all go run off to the World Economic Forum on the taxpayers dime and go to go meet up with China and stuff. That's what Andrew Dak did, right? Same thing with Sohi. And Soi, okay, here's even more a kicker. So he was in jail for six or 18 months in India before he came to Canada and he was in jail for uh being listed as a terrorist.
So what are we doing? you know, when you look at all these foreigners and all these MPs and M and MLAs and uh the people that are in the federal government, um I mean, there's so much controversy about their background and associations with terrorist groups. It's unbelievable. I mean, your public sector minister or your public safety minister, Gary Ansange, Tamill Tire, right? And here he is trying to push bill C-22 and take our guns away and come after us and and spy on us. And this is this is typical terrorist crap, right?
But that's the candidate you want to keep together. That's unbelievable, man.
It blows my mind at the the lunacy. So, um, here we're going to, uh, we're going to go to I'm going to play some videos from other content creators about this, what's going on, because I like to watch other content creators that I follow.
So, Ladies and gentlemen, behold the curious canonization of Wob Canoe.
>> At the moment, there's a lack of clarity on that.
>> And you've talked a lot about >> Sorry, I'd like to respond. Um, so I I think we know that that that is not correct. A lot of what you just said there, Premier Smith.
>> A premier with a past of conviction for assaulting a taxi driver with punches and racial slurs, impaired driving, stayed domestic assault allegations of throwing his partner and dragging her by the hair, misogynistic rap lyrics, calling women [ __ ] and [ __ ] plus crude homophobic tweets. He's apologized and turned things around, redemption acknowledged. Yet, the left celebrates him as a moral hero for scolding Alberta Premier Smith at the Western Premier's Conference, interrupting to lecture on indigenous consultation and demand she pause any referendum talk for unity.
Meanwhile, he's been caught barking like a dog at his own conservative opposition leader during legislative committee meetings. The same crowd that would demand a conservative's career over for far less now airbrushes Cano's record because he targeted the right premier.
Hypocrisy this blatant exposes their selective standards. Past violence, misogyny, and even childish heckling forgiven when identity and politics align. True character partisan applause.
A a BC First Nation group just formally threatened BC Hydro, the Island Highway, Marine Terminals, and Seymour Narrows.
For those who don't know what Seymour Narrows is, that's a passage, a single passage for a cruise corridor north of Vancouver. That civil disobedience is coming if the province doesn't pause a treaty. They're not calling it a peaceful protest. They're literally telling you this is civil disobedience.
They want to disrupt as much as humanly possible so they get their way. They said they want to avoid any sort of social disruption, blockades, things of that nature, but they just feel like they're continuously disrespected and ignored. So, they're potentially going to be breaking the law. Why are they doing this? Because of the ridiculous land grabs that are happening throughout Canada, particularly in BC. They feel like this is theirs and it shouldn't be going to another tribe. This is modern-day tribal warfare between the two of them. The province and our country have allowed these things to flourish and to happen. Private property and public property is being claimed as indigenous land. But here's the crazy part. In 2022, the government enacted the Emergencies Act, and they did it illegally. This was ruled several times by several courts. The Emergencies Act is no longer a national security tool.
It's a political one. And when it's politically inconvenient, the government, they won't use it. The government uses it when protesters are inconvenient. And in this case, this isn't even a protest. It is flatout a threat of civil disobedience.
>> And you know, and this is a common occurrence. So, I'm just going to say this. Um when we I I was part of the blockade in Titan when we blocked off the trains for Woodson and um this was in in in retaliation when the RCMP dragged elders in women by the hair at 3:00 in the morning in the middle of winter and um you know just it's it's just a treatment of the RCMP which is we all know what the RCM RCMP is all about.
They're they're Canada's Gestapos. So at that point when we blockaded we did it for just a reason. A lot of folks in the west didn't didn't like what we did but and a lot of folks didn't understand but that was the main reason as to why we shut down the train. So when you have activism for a cause that's just that's one thing but then when you have activism for a cause that's not just and it's based on a lie. Um, and it's continuous guilt shaming and then continuous threats to shut down infrastructure or, you know, just cause a disturbance, whatever. This is this needs to be addressed because we're getting into this um this area with the residential schools because I'm tracking this and, you know, zero bodies, right?
Uh, so my thing is I'm with folks who just want the proof and to furthermore is is the fact that what we need we need something in place to stop this land grab. Um, we have the UN who the legislative assembly in British Columbia under Eevee is a complete [ __ ] you know, and then you have all these folks that are getting evicted and excuse me, losing losing their investment because their investment into their property becomes nil.
Now, I know that the conservative federal conservatives ran a motion in the House of Commons which was defeated by Mark Carney. And Mark Carney, again, this guy here is, you know, he he's not for Canada. And I want to remind viewers that look at Brexit because Mark Carney preached about this just recently about how Brexit did this and how they were whatever and he was laughing about it more or less. He's the reason why that happened and he got fired and booted out of England and then comes to Canada and now he's just trying to run the can he's trying to run the country down in the ground. Now Carney has a history with First Nations and Carney's father was very racist and uh we have uh I just want to say thank you to Mario and Mary of the North for this video I'm going to play because it's important to shed light on the reality of the Carney family and how racist they truly are and then they call the rest of the country racist and migious, right? Like that's that's the whole point here. You're going to call everybody else that and historically guilt shame us and to say that Canada whatever your family are straight up racists. So I'm going to play that video.
>> Mr. Carney, at the teachers conference not long ago, you told about a program you have working at the Joseph D.
Tierrell School in Fort Smith for culturally [ __ ] children. First of all, would you define a culturally [ __ ] child for me?
>> A culturally [ __ ] child in the context of the Northwest Territories is a child from a native background who for various reasons has not been in regular attendance at school.
is from a language background other than English and who is behind in school say three or four years. In in many centers in southern Canada we would the subculture groups >> say in a workingclass area of a large city you would have children who you would call culturally [ __ ] Certainly in the United States, in the large cities and particularly in the eastern United States among Negro groups, we have many examples of cultural retardation and programs that have been developed to meet their needs to try and upgrade their skills and bring them into contact with the dominant culture.
>> Could you >> I think we've heard enough. That is Mark Carney's father. He worked at a school for indigenous children. Just thought you should know that.
And to add to that, um, I know some folks in Northwest Territories, families that were affected by Mark Carney's family in terms of residential schools, the mistreatment of Northwest Territory First Nations individuals, tribal people of the land and what he did to their children. So, I mean, you know, when we look at the the dark history of some of the residential school, it's not all.
remember we have incidents like we had so many residential schools across the country and what the government of Canada has done in the last 10 years is basically utilized incidents which you know and they're propagating that as a as as a major issue. Now, I'm just going to say this is also because my family, my dad and his brothers were put into these schools and you know, when I hear family members tell me a whole different side of it, saying that they liked going to school, they they they and you know, they liked playing hockey, they liked the sports, they liked learning, and that was the one thing they really did like doing. Um, and they tell me there wasn't abuse there. you know, like yes, if they were out of line, they'd get, you know, they'd get in [ __ ] or get in trouble and and in and disciplined, but it's not to the extent that the Canadian government has propagated with this new wave of misinformation.
Uh, on top of that, what the Canadian government did with the NDP is they started getting these ground penetrating radar tests done and looking for bodies in the ground and then they'd say, "Oh, look at there's anomalies here and there's those are bodies, right?" But they won't dig. But I I thank I I thank a couple First Nations territories. So, Pine uh Pine Creek First Nations actually went out and consulted their band members and they had a ceremonial uh ceremonial um uh pow-wow where they endorsed the chief and the band to dig and they found zero bodies. what they found was old um ceremonial animal bones from ceremonies and stuff from back in the day and that's all they found. And then in some areas they found nothing.
It was just rocks. So right now, you know, we're spending hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars into this campaign to guilt shame Canadians into submission to believe a lie. And there are zero bodies yet to be found.
And then on top of that, the this is this is another kicker. So, the First Nations here in Alberta are demanding hundreds of millions of dollars because they're saying they potentially found unmarked graves. Um, and again, it's ground penetrating radar with no actual resource. And I'm just going to say this, ground penetrating radar does not find bodies. They find anomalies in the ground. So, you could have like um I don't know, an old septic system that's been there a long time ago when it was first built could have been run down, destroyed, and just, you know, uh over time just degraded uh in the ground. And a ground penetrating radar can go over and it'll see an anomaly there. And then next thing you know, we're propagating graves when it's not even grapes. So, I just don't like how the lies been been pushed out. And to think that the federal government, they're also guilty of it. So remember, if anything, the Canadian government is the real problem.
And we'll go back a little bit of history. So when the crown came to the land, okay, before before Hudson's Bay was purchased and all this stuff happened with Rupert's land, the crown came to Aadia on the east coast and eradicated it tried to eradicate the Battox, the Mikmma, um the Irqua. there was a huge they they conducted war and they they expelled all the Cadians from the east coast and all those Aadians ended up moving into the the Louisiana states which is the cinjun states in the US. Now some of my family were spread out because my family came to this land in 1496 were from Basque and we integrated with the First Nations tribal people of the land. They weren't even called First Nations back then. They were tribes and the Batuck tribe and the Mecma tribes were the dominant tribes on the east coast at the time. My family intermixed. We married 149 years of peace. Nobody was encroaching on lands. We were we were everybody was peace. There was no war.
There was none there was none of this stuff that the Canadian government tries to propagate that settlers or colonizers and all this stuff. That's actually a lie. It was the crown. It was the crown that came in and did that. And ever since that, we had RER who was um part of another kingdom. Okay. And there was a 30-year war where that individual became, you know, he weasled his way into the uh English crown. And uh and then the king of England, you know, gave him the land of Rupert's land. And that's that's how that is. And Rupert's land is actually Czechoslovakian, right? So it's not really Canadian. He wasn't even an English. He wasn't even Canadian. There was no Canada back at the time.
So, Rupert's land was basically a migratory path for fur trade and hunting and gathering. Um, same with resources and displaced so many. And you have to remember like these people came to the land and just did whatever. And then on top of that, you have tribes like the Blackfoot and the Cree who and the same thing with the Iricqua and Six Nations who sided with the crown to eradicate other tribes. So, you want to talk about the real history. I mean, read up on the beaver wars. That's one thing I tell I refer people to to show you, you know, exactly what the history was. Um, here in was a Lethbridge and Red Deer area.
There was a war there a long time ago with the with the Blackfoot and the CRE, which was endorsed by the Canadian government and allied with so they can eradicate another tribe. But they don't talk about their history and their crimes. They'll just guilt shame and say, "Oh, you're white. You're a colonizer and you're a settler. You took our lands and this is land back and this and that." When it's not even true, right?
So, we need to like I swear like Canadians either got disconnected to the reality of our real history and they distorted it along the way and now it's propagated to some narrative that's just not true, right? And now we're being Canadians are being historically guilt shamed. Um, you have the government using First Nations to go after citizens and divide us up when really the crimes are from the crown and not from the citizens. Um, and it's just it's just dividing the whole country up. But we want to keep Canada together, right?
Makes no sense. Um, so I keep emphasizing on that the hypocrisy and the oxymoron of this whole messaging by the federal government, by First Nation leaders, distorting the the the actual facts to fit their narratives for money because at the end of the day, it's all about money. All about money.
So that's that's that's where I'm at with that. It's just unbelievable. Now, I'm also going to uh show you like Carney again. you know, Carney making, you know, making fun of uh Daniel Smith and you know, it's unbelievable.
>> Yeah. Prime Minister, I'm hoping you can clarify some remarks that you made after the scrum on Monday. When you were leaving the press conference, you spoke with Minister Robertson and I want to read what you set out. What are you doing? This is stupid. You've got an offramp. Take it. That to me sounds like you're talking about Danielle Smith and the Alberta referendum question.
>> You're talking to Minister Robertson.
But can you tell can you clarify what you you were discussing in that point in time cuz the the scrum was about what the Smith had done.
>> No, it was about M minister Robinson.
Look, I have um uh I think uh if if I'm going to I'm going to take your question uh about uh the relationship with Canada and Alberta, Canada and the federal government and uh and the provinces. And we're we practice cooperative federalism. Uh we work together. What we're f focused on is making the federation work. Uh we're doing that with Alberta uh with respect to a variety of aspects of energy. It's much more than a P.
>> Anyways, I I had my mic muted. What I was uh saying previously to this video was um in reference to uh First Nations and the history of Canada being distorted. Um and it's it's a distorted history that they've made up. Right? So what I'm going to say is this. So if people didn't hear me, the true history of how Canada became Canada, how the tribes got uh targeted and how they utilize the tribe to eradicate other tribes. And then you fast forward to today's history and they've distorted that history putting the blame on uh people who came here from other countries to develop the lands to create the farms and then say that the the the the uh the migrants and the the uh immigrants that came here are the ones who eradicated the tribes when that is not true. Um you know you you see them they're like oh you're white and you're a colonizer you land back this and that.
Like it's unbelievable how we have this this narrative being pushed right now.
Cuz I'll tell you, when I was growing up in school, I got taught about the residential schools. And some people forget about that. I never forgot. And the story that we got told about residential schools is not the same as what the narrative is being told today.
And even with my family members who were part of that, you know, I had family members that worked for Hudson's Bay. I have my family came here in 1496. We merged and and intermixed and intermarried with the beatucks and the and the Mikmma and the tribes the tribes of the east coast. The crown came in right 149 years later the crown comes in and just completely eradicates tribes and go to war with the the tribal people of the land. And the people of Aadia got expelled into the Louisiana the Louisiana cinjun states. And if you ever go through Louisiana, you'll see that most of those people, they're very proud of their Aadian background. Now, Canada at some point allowed 100,000 Aadians to return to the east coast. And what they did is they we we had a Congress like we were set up as New France. And um yeah, you know, it's the Canadian government, the crown that destroyed all that. They they they went out and they went on this onslaught after that. And they utilized the tribes to fight against each other.
They weaponized other tribes to eradicate other tribes, enslave other tribes, you know. So the whole narrative that we're hearing right now by by the government and First Nation is a distorted reality of something that never happened. Yes, there was atrocities that happened, but the way it's being explained to the population is completely not true. So the other thing is, you know, when you're pumping hundreds of millions of dollars into a narrative and saying, "Oh, there's all these bodies and all these bodies." is when there's no bodies that have been produced. Um, and it's all by ground penetrating radar. That's just, you know, it doesn't it doesn't find bodies.
It just finds irregularities in the ground. That's it. Like, so it's just a distorted history.
But it's the money that's going behind the messaging, right? So here, when I look at this with First Nations, I say to myself, okay, both First Nations and the government, they're both guilty of this. They're they're historically guilt shaming regular citizens, okay, for crimes they committed. The crown, okay, the crown committed these crimes, not the settlers. And then they've distorted the messaging. It paid off chiefs, okay? So, you have a bunch of corrupt chiefs getting hundreds of millions of dollars to help their reservations. They're not uh run down.
And it's just a historically guilt shame others and, you know, just push this narrative. And now they want to keep Alberta part of Canada. You know, it's funny when I'm on First Nations territories or even matey settlements, we all talk about how we want to be no longer part of the crown and that's just the people. But then you have these corrupt chiefs that get paid off and you know they'll bully their own citizens.
They'll bully their own members and their own bands. Um I mean they use you know these forms of organized crime. I mean we all know this. It's corrupt like mad. But look it in Edmonton. Okay. Take a walk. Take a ride through Chinatown.
you'll see exactly what I'm talking about. We have hundreds of homeless people. Some of them are First Nations.
And where's the First Nations folks to get their people off the street and help them reintegrate into society? No. So, when you when you think about every child matters, do they does does every child really matter when their own people are facing the harsh reality of the crown, right? Because of the crown's actions on its own citizens and First Nation not doing a thing about it. So when when I hear every child mattered now, I just kind of laugh because it's like, well, if every child mattered, you'd be out there helping your people.
And to think that the provincial government gives millions of dollars to these First Nation nonforprofits here in Edmonton and only 5%'s being used to help their people and the rest is a I got a nice salary, $100,000 a year, right? So you know that it's just corrupt. It's money. It's all about money. So, you know, that's that's what I wanted to emphasize on a little bit today was that is this the hypocrisy behind the messaging uh and how they're managing our country and then guilt shaming Canadians and then turn around and say we all want to be united Canada.
Really, do you Canada is far from united when you have two provinces talking about separation three with with the people of Saskatchewan uh and also Newfoundland. And there's folks out there now now trying to form a separatist group in uh Newfoundland because Newfoundland for years um that's a whole debate of how they became part of Canada because when you actually go look uh there was a huge resistance in Newf Finland and they manipulated Newfoundland to become part of the Dominion of Canada. It's the same thing with Alberta 1904 1905. If you go back and look at uh some of the history of that, you'll see that it was a manipulation by the Dominion of Canada to force Alberta to be part of their uh conscriptual nonsense of evil. Um and that's really the truth. And for since then, Alberta's been uh basically, you know, targeted by the federal government consistently, treating us like secondass citizens within the country, draining the Alberta revenue to transfer all the money over to the to Laurentian uh to Laurent Laurentian elites uh to, you know, basically bankroll Ontario and Quebec and and that's the truth, right?
So, you know, is Canada really united?
No, not a chance. Not even a chance, man. Especially when you allowing the federal government, you know, Canadians sit back and oh, we're so united. But, you know, if you're so united, wouldn't you care about your own citizens? Like, if I if I was say to myself right now, I'm a Canadian patriot. Okay, just hypothetical and go back to what I used to believe in because I used to believe in Canada. I used to I used to love my country. I was proud flying the Canadian flag. I was proud being Canadian um up until 2020 when Canada took a role to lock us down and then turn around and and chastise those who ask questions and even to restrict their ability to move around the country. Um and then you know and then when we were losing our shirts like people like me who lost my restaurant, lost my home and you know ended up living on the streets for a couple months because of the lockdowns um the government didn't do nothing. The government doubled down on the narrative and then turned around and called people like me, oh, we're we're misogynists and we're racists and we're all these, you know what I mean? That's what the government did to continue their narrative and force the lockdowns. So, you look at that and you say, well, holy gez, man, like my country's against me.
And then while they're they're calling us names, they're flooding the country from 2020, okay, to to present, they flooded our country with one other country, India. So now everywhere you go it it's it's it's all you see is is people from another country. You don't see Canadians. You don't even see the multiculturalism of Canada which we were proud of before because we had a responsible immigration policy before which I which I did agree with. You know yes we need to bring people into you know uh cater to some of the industries that's necessary you know farming and agriculture or whatever but we were doing it responsibly. And while we were doing it responsibly, you've seen a responsible management of communities.
Okay? So, every city, major city would have like little Italy, little Portugal, um little this, little that, little Chinatown, right? And we all had our own little and it's fine. Everybody was okay with that. But now it's not even that.
Everywhere you go, it's India has all the they have all the jobs. They're getting all the houses. They're getting all our franchises. They have the fast food industry under lockdown. They have the gas stations under lockdown. They have Walmart under lockdown. They have the grocery stores under lockdown. Even I mean everything everything is for them, right? What about us? So then you then you see the ripple effect of it where our kids traditionally in Canada where our kids like even when I was a teenager, I could get a job anywhere. I can get a job pumping gas. I can get a job at a restaurant. I can get a job anywhere. Anywhere. Carnival, summer jobs, anywhere. Parks, everything. we could get jobs for our kids and even for ourselves as we were growing up. And now our kids can't get nothing. Our kids are unemployed. Our kids are not learning some we're not we're not able to teach them some life skills in terms of responsibility and financial management and growth. Um because we have one country dominating our own, right? And then the government when when Canadians are saying, "Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa there." And it's not even just Canadians anymore. It's other people from other countries who've come here 20 years ago, even up to 10 years ago, established a future for their families here in Canada. They they conformed to our collective. They participate. They participated and contributed to the Canadian collective. And they're upset that the Canadian government prioritizes one uh ethnicity, which is India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. And that's that's exactly what you're seeing.
That's exactly what you're seeing. Now on top of that you know when it comes to let's say uh people from the Middle East even um the you know how many Christian churches have burnt down and then you you just ratio that with how many mosques have been built in temples right just saying so when you look at this I mean it gives you the sense that hey man we're we're being replaced right it's a recolonization of the collective to pander to a vote now when Look at the politicians.
They're pandering for votes, right? You got Andrew Knack, even the premier of Alberta pandering to to to votes. And it's it's every politician. They're all pandering because they know that the Canadian collective are not voting because we've lost faith in our leaders because they're not doing their job properly. That's what's happening. So, what do they do? Well, let's look over at immigration, flood the country with new voters, and too bad. Old Stock Collective is no more. And that's exactly what Justin Trudeau said in MLAN's magazine in 2017. And that's where exactly what we're seeing right now today. So yes, Alberta has every right, just like Quebec, to say we've had enough. Uh we need to nip things in the butt. Daniel Smith has presented 10 referendum questions.
Um and you know those those questions are valid, you know, and I agree with those questions. Now, my stance on Alberta independence, well, I think that we're playing this joke show with the question itself and I find that we have weak politicians and weak leaders in the system that are not just, you know, they're just pandering all the time.
That's it. Pandering. They're not focusing on what the demands of the citizens are. So, when I look at, you know, myself, I was a canvaser for Stay Free Alberta and all all of us, we all went out and put time in. I I put, you know, I put 6,000 km on a vehicle driving around Alberta to get get signatures from people who couldn't make it out. Um, and and even First Nations people on territory. So when you put the effort in and then you know we're all expecting to have the question on on the ballot uh and then you have folks who take temper tantrum using the court system to manipulate the process for their own means um making up fictitious lies uh and then endorsing public sector unions who again public sector unions just last year were out there burning the Canadian flag chanting death to Canada, death to Israel, death to the United States. um endorsing all this foreign issues on our streets and they were part of that. The same thing with the trans ideology by, you know, people were asking questions, you know, like these are our kids. We're just simply asking questions, but you ask questions and next thing you know, oh, we're we're transphobic, homophobic, and all this stuff. And we're like, whoa, whoa, what are you doing? That's not the truth. And then here you have it today. They're all, we want to be part of Canada. Like, cuz if they never did anything wrong. They're the ones who divided the country up. the people who were trying to keep Canada together, they were the ones who ran onslaught of of of uh targeted campaigns against Canadians, calling them names, calling their own Canadian citizen names, and then while they're doing that, they're running this immigration program to force our Canadian citizens onto the streets, and now they want to be part of Canada. They want to keep Canada united.
Unbelievable, man. It's such a hypocritical oxymoron I've ever witnessed in my life. So I I repeat that because right now in our collective we have a mental health problem with our citizens as a general population and I would say that 40% of the general population is confused. They've been misled by the federal government and the mainstream media with the state propaganda from CBC, Global and CTV and uh Czech News, uh City TV, all these all these nonsensical media companies that just are paid by the federal government.
And they pushed a narrative to divide the country up so that they can run this immigration campaign. Uh and that's really what it boils down to is a replacement theory program. It is true.
So my concern right now for for for me is is I'm focusing on Edmonton. I'm calling out everything that Knack's doing in city council along with any politician involved or any level of government that's involved because we need to fix things. I am tired of screaming at the heavens just like every other Canadian and Albertan. We're tired of screaming at the heavens and got not not getting anywhere. We need people who will make the change. We have we need people who have the ambition to go out and and and represent the people for the people and address the concerns of all citizens equally. So, my thing is I do intend to run for office for Edmonton.
And my thing is I'm not going to be Oops. I'm not going to be pushing a one-sided political narrative where I'm only going to represent conservatives because I'm not going to do that. I'm going to represent everybody equally.
Regardless if you have a left-wing view, you have a right-wing view, you have a center aligned view. It doesn't matter.
You are a citizen who has who has the right to fair representation from your elected official regardless what side my opinion leans on. And that's where you have to take yourself out of the scope and say, "Hey, this is for the people."
Right? So, what I'm looking at right now is saying, "Okay, I want to hear from Albertans. I want to hear from Edmontonians." And the one concern I mean I'm hearing stuff about the U disability AIS $200 that's been uh kicked out and and it's causing a strain for our residents and it's it's a just reason. So when I look at this and I say, okay, well here we go. We have people that are on disability. We have people on welfare. Okay. And and some people will say, well, the people on welfare, they're it's not everybody that that's you know that with that mentality where they're just on it and soaking the system. It's not everybody doing that right now. When I look at the system and I say, "Okay, the cost of living is this." Okay, somebody loses their job, they can't get EI, they go on welfare, they're getting $850 a month on welfare and their rent's 1,400. They got to pay groceries still. They got to pay for, you know what I mean? And they're not and they worked and now they're on welfare. They don't get no help at all at all at all. But if you're a refugee from another country, oh my god, you get a startup, you get your medical care covered 100%, you get a cell phone cell phone plan, and the next thing you know, within a couple months, you're driving a brand new car, right? $82,000 investment by the federal and provincial governments to newcomers, but $15,000 to $20,000 investment to our own citizens.
Do you think that Do you think that's fair? No. Now, I do agree that we need to revamp the programs to make sure that, you know, we get people back to work. I'm all for that. So, you know, we need to introduce a program into the municipalities because municipalities are responsible for um delegating the welfare recipient funds to welfare recipients. Right? So, what I would like to see is, you know, we have all these municipal jobs where we have guys that working for the city. They're, you know, cleaning uh parks, mowing the lawn, uh doing these, you know, doing stuff to keep the city beautified. And we're paying these folks $40 an hour, some of them. So, I never understood why we couldn't just get welfare recipients uh with a supervisor or team with a smaller team and get them working and get them working to earn their check. And this way here, you know, like we make it that if they're working full-time, they're getting compensated enough through the assistance of socialist programs. So this way here, they're able to pay the rent and eat and stuff, but as long as they're working. And as this way here, we can take some overhead off of the municipal stress of the budget, saving us money because the money is coming from the province and we're not utilizing it properly. We're just, you know, it's just this just a [ __ ] show.
And on top of that, when you look at the federal funds going into immigration that's catering to immigrants first and over our own, no wonder we have all our people sitting on the streets. And then disability, well, of course, I I agree.
we need to revamp it and we need to create something that works better for Albertans, especially taxpayers. Um, and I do agree that there are some people that are abusing the system. So, what do we do? We need to audit and then find out where this is happening and then nip it in the butt once and for all. But I don't want to just cut people off. Like we if there's people capable of working and they can't and absolutely can't get a job because that's the current situation we're living in right now.
Canadians and Albertans cannot get jobs because they're being fished out to the refugees first and to the newcomers.
They get them all first. Uh some of them are on subsidies. They're getting $35 an hour to flip coffees at Tim Hortons. Uh while the regular Canadians getting paid minimum wage at Tim Hortons, right? Do you see? You see what I'm saying? So if we're we're dumping all this money into the newcomers and stuff, I think we should revamp the system that makes it work for Albertans uh and get people back to work and use the current infrastructure that we have already to give them the jobs. So cities like Edmonton, like we're hiring all these people to do all these jobs and we're paying them 40 bucks an hour off off the city purse. Why can't we get people that, you know, can work that are on disability, get them out there working and make them earn a little bit more so they can cover their difference? Same thing with welfare recipients. Get those who can work, get them out there. And then I would even go as far as for those for those individuals on the system that the problem is is that it's they need retraining and re-education. I'd rather reinvest in my own people to re re retrain and re-educate my own citizens before we do it for somebody else and put them into these roles that it's already established that we can cut off.
You know, let's say we had a work crew here in Edmonton that their job is to go out and clean parks. Okay, all these folks are on the purse of the city and taxpayers. We can eliminate at least 50% of those funds and redirect a program for po for people that are on social assistance and disability to work and earn. So we already have the money established from the province and we can just adjust it so they earn enough so they can live for now until we fix the issue. Like there's so many things we can we can do to rectify so many different problems that it's affecting our citizens especially in terms of funding and mismanagement of funds. So, it's just, you know, we need to work at this. Now, the thing with the $200 AI, I'm with everybody, uh, because like I know some individuals who had their they had $200 deducted off their monthly and now they're going to be homeless and nobody is lifting a finger to help them. But if I I I tell people I tell once you try to claim refugee status, you probably get help, right? Because that's just basically it is. They're getting prioritized. So that's a big problem for me and for a lot of a lot of people in Canada. Um and we need to fix that. So you know it's just it blows my mind that uh we have such inconsistencies within our government. Uh it's absolutely insane. Um also want to bring put up this video. This is a bliqua or kbqua about the 50 plus one in and you know Mark Carney and you know Mark Carney is playing this game where oh Alberta gets a different set of rules of Quebec right and uh it's unbelievable. I'm going to play this video.
>> I don't I don't think we heard uh your reaction since Daniel Smith announced that she'll start the process for a future and potential referendum. How do you react about this uh what's happening in Alberta?
>> I'm kind of surprised at what Carney said. Mark Carney seemed to be willing to give many things to Alberta in exchange for some peace.
And I think the premier of Alberta, Dana Smith, is just doing her job as a premier saying that uh of course they are free to consult their population and of course they're a parliament free of making any laws that they deem fit fit that they deem fit to uh for their objectives. So for Mark Carney to all of a sudden uh start saying that uh it's a bluff, it's dangerous, I think it's really out of out of line and I'm I'm not sure where that is heading. But make me let me make clear that in the case of Quebec uh our laws are clear. The historic uh the history of the two referendums are very clear. We are free to consult our population at any time and there's no blackmail or any comment that will change that principle. And I'm pretty sure that it's the same reasoning in Alberta right now.
>> Absolutely. So, you know, Carney and the Liberals and NDP, uh, the public sector unions, the federal unions, these people are all driving the country into the ground and they think they can just dictate to the rest of us what we can and cannot do, just like they've been doing for the last 10 years with the previous government, with the Trudeau government. Um, we are looking at a dictatorship. When you look at the NDP, the Liberals, and the the unions that are, you know, basically the bark dogs of the federal government, uh, and they're all, you know, they're all state paid, you know, you look at everything that the federal government is investing in, state paid media, public sector workers, all this stuff. They they're weaponizing their little army to chastise the rest of the country, but hey, let's stay in Canada, right? Like, it makes no sense. So Quebec is absolutely correct by saying that Alberta, okay, our premier can make decisions for Albertans and Albertans have the right to vote on a separation matter and we should separate from Canada to teach Canada than the Confederacy a lesson that you you don't own us. And and for folks that live in other provinces and that try to think that they have a say in the the business of Alberta, you have zero say. You have absolutely zero say. You're born in another province and you live in you have zero say what goes on in Alberta, right? You taken enough from us, you know, and and and to emphasize on that when I say you taken you you've been taking from us. Well, look it, man. When I worked on the oil sands, okay, my paycheck 52% went to the went to taxation to the feds, right? 52% of my paycheck I'm losing. So, I'm like, what's the point of working? What's the point of anybody working if you're losing half your pay that's going majority to the feds and then the rest of the province and EI and all this other stuff? It all adds up, right? But the big majority of the chunk of of cash goes to the federal government. And then when you do get your paycheck after taxes and everything, you go buy stuff.
You got to pay taxes on everything that you buy. Pay taxes on your food, pay taxes on the gas. The gas goes up. You can't even get back to back and forth to work. Like it's just it's unbelievable the lunacy of this uh this fraudulent taxation scam they've been they they've been pushed on on all citizens here in Alberta because our money gets transferred over to the east and we get little in return and everybody's like well no you know what it is is because if if Alberta left then the east is going to be bankrupt bankrupt. They won't be able to run their social programs. They won't be able to run their welfare programs. they won't be able to run their their money to the feds, to the refugee programs, none of that. That'll get cut off and then they're going to have to figure out and remmanage their funds, remmanage their fiscal annual um budgets and stuff because they won't have Alberta's money.
And if Alberta was to leave, okay, which I really hope we do separate from the Confederacy because Confederacy is an outdated dinosaur. Every time that you watch Parliament on CPAC, it's like two high school kids arguing over lunch money. That's all it is. Nobody gets an answer for anything. It's a mockery.
It's a soap opera. And it's it's it's dysfunctional. It's it's an outdated dinosaur. It's not working for the people anymore. And then when the people do have a voice, well, they get shut down by the federal government, right?
They they're liberals. Oh, you're fascists. You're fascists. You're know what I mean? Like that's that's the response we get. So, we have a completely dysfunctional confederacy that solely works for the east only.
Doesn't work for the rest of the country. Doesn't work for the west. it takes from the west to feed the east and the east just you know and that's that's the reality of it and when you're weaponizing minority groups and an onslaught of propaganda for the last 10 years I mean every day it's something new right every day there's like five things at once going and and sometimes it's hard to keep up because that's what the federal government and state paid media wants to do they want to confuse the masses with as much propaganda as possible and uh that's what they're doing right so that's where I'm at with that um I I think we need to expose the federal government for what it is. It's a criminal organization at this point. Um they're running this eugenics where they're killing our citizens. Uh and they're on the one hand on one side of the mouth they're like, "Oh, we're going to kill all these Canadians." And on the next side, we want to be can we want to keep Canada together, right? But replace us with other people. It's just unbelievable. And I just want to emphasize on one more thing before I go.
Look at I I I'm not racist at all.
People have called me that. Um I what I'm concerned about is the fact that we have an outofc control immigration program being abused by India and Bangladesh uh and Pakistan um and other countries mostly from India of of South Asian descent um and you're seeing that you see Bford uh Bmpton Ontario Bmpton Ontario is being overrun I mean a whole city which was once a white collar blue collar city Canadians hardworking Canadians Um, and it had it had multiculturalism there. But I mean, you have an entire city that's been taken over by one country. So, that's a big that's a big concern when you have a city taken over by one country. Uh, and then when you go through if you drive through Ontario, you'll see that it's not just Bmpton, it's all the cities. I mean, it's even to the point when you're like, let's say you're leaving Ontario and you're coming out west, okay, and you're going down Highway 11, uh, or Highway 17 and you're stopping in the last little towns of Ontario. I mean, these are towns in the middle of nowhere that have a population of a couple hundred people and you have people from India that own everything.
They own the gas station, they own the store, they jacked up the price rate, doubled the price, everything. And everybody in the town's like, "What the hell?" Right? Nobody's saying nothing about that. And then you look at the rest of the country here in Edmonton. I mean we have a huge population of of folks from India and everywhere you go now it that's what it looks like you know like this week. Okay. Every time I I go to Walmart or uh if I had to go to the grocery store and just you know buy some bread or whatever I mean you're it's it's just India. It's India India India India right? That's all it is. And you're like what the hell is going on here man? But more importantly is is the crimes that are being committed in Canada right now are all of Indian descent. There's no traditional uh Canadian name in charges anymore. You see very little of it. I think it's like 1% now of uh Canadians that are committing crimes and getting caught. Uh versus all these crimes that is, you know, Jag Preits, Sings, Muhamads and and stuff. It's all them. And the crime rate shot up like 500% in just their their nationalities alone with fentinol, drug dealing, gangs, extortion, arson, uh uh autotheft, uh human trafficking, all this stuff. And just recently even, I mean, like the arrests in in Alberta here in Edmonton when for just the prostitution, right? I'm just saying. Uh it's it's un it's unbelievable. Now the other thing too is now we have a problem with these franchises where you know we have Canadians going into grocery stores or going into the stores and all of a sudden these Indians are turning around and recording little kids and then when they confr when when the parents confront the these security guards or whoever it's they all cover up for each other. And I have a video for that cuz it went viral on my Facebook page and I'm going to I'm going to play that before we go. I want everybody to realize that we have a problem in Canada. And it's not racist to say that we have a problem with um how our dynamics have changed in multiculturalism in our country. There's nothing wrong saying that. Don't don't let them call you racist. And if they do, just ignore it because you know you're not. We're concerned citizens that have watched our country be overrun and taken control by another country.
That's exactly what has happened. And instead of our politicians standing up and speaking for our citizen, they're pandering them. They're pandering to these people for votes.
>> So, this guy just took pictures of me and my kids as I walk by with dancing right there.
>> You can't even see you.
>> Hi.
>> Why that guy took pictures of me and my kids when we walked in the store?
>> You cannot show me.
>> But can you tell me why he took pictures of us? I cannot talk to you unless you you have no permission to shoot me and I cannot talk to you. Okay.
>> This is so unprofessional.
>> Yeah, that is so unprofessional.
>> Now, that incident happened at the supertore on Gateway. Okay. So, yesterday I went there. Uh I was actually going to go and ask questions.
Um they had no security guard and management was nowhere to be found. So, I spoke to some of the cashiers that work there who were who were Albertans and they're of Caucasian descent. You know, I I'm going to say that because uh the two um the two cashiers I spoke to, one was part of the LGBTQ and is a strong supporter of the NDP and the other one was a regular, she was just a senior citizen working there and she's she's from just outside Luke and she works here. Uh so I explained to them I said hey did you guys know that your story is going viral on Facebook and they were like no and I explained to them that the security guard's been recording little kids and they were confronted about it and management you know just you know we're not going to say anything cuz you're recording me but it's okay for your security guard to record my kid right you know what I mean like that that kind of mentality is just absolutely absurd well it changed the opinions of those two left-leaning individuals and they were absolutely shocked and the one girl said she's probably going to quit her job if if nothing happens about this because this is something that is crossing the line and this is a a common occurrence you know like these people come into our country I mean they're they're they're pooping on our beaches not giving not caring at all um it's just you know taking over everything just total disrespect I mean you get phone calls right and who is it thank you you're going to jail you You need to pay money.
You need to pay money. Go to Bitcoin machine. Oh, no. No, you don't. And yes, ma'am. You're going to we're going to arrest you. And it's just scam calls from India all the time, right? Like they don't have any respect for us. So, you know, if I was the prime minister of Canada, I'd be giving them all the boot.
Get the hell out. Bye-bye. You can't respect our Canadian citizens. You can't respect our collective. You can't do get the hell out. Deport set our own Canadian ICE division to get them out of here. But that will never happen, right?
That will never happen. And there's nothing there's nothing wrong with saying that because this is our it's supposed to be Canada was supposed to be our country where our families have come here. We all collectively work together to build a strong nation and it's been teetering on on on on a fractured foundation ever since the beginning of the Dominion of Canada because that's the truth. The Dominion of Canada when it was formed was a fractured relationship between everybody involved.
And it was just because the Ottawa had the Royal Canadian Mounted Police as their basically their army to enforce like the Gestapos of Nazi Germany. That's what that's what Canada did. They used the RCMP to basically threaten and manipulate the collective into conforming into the dominion of Canada. I mean, you can go look at, you know, look at the real history of Alberta, okay? Albertans who made this country, who who built Alberta, are not even from the east. Most of them are from the Montana Strait, the um the Wyoming uh migration mig migratory path.
And then we had people come over from the west into um from BC and from the Northwest Territories and from the tribes that were already here. Okay.
The French did not come to Alberta because we would have a huge franophhone community, but no, it's mostly American.
So, and this is all people that were leaving and fleeing civil wars and stuff that was going on in the states that fled north. And that's a history that people need to understand the true history of Alberta, right? And how Alberta became part of the Dominion of Canada is also controversial at at the best. So when you look at the dominion of Canada and you look at Canada itself, it's just an authoritarian country, authoritarian regime that just they will replace you, kill you, murder you, hijack whatever you're doing at a given time or trample you if you open up your mouth. I mean, that was a prime example what they did in Ottawa during 2022's protest for the freedom convoy.
Regardless of people agree with it or not, Canadians had the right to go and exercise and and and freely assemble and protest. And the reason why that we stayed was because the government refused to listen to us. Even before the convoy hit Ottawa, every one of us, we emailed and we we called, we sent letters, we did everything. And not one politician, not even a federal conservative responded to any one of us on our concerns about those of us losing our businesses, those of us losing our homes, those of us, you know, losing everything that we saved up and worked hard for just up in smoke. And not one MP was there to help us. Not one M P M P M P M P M P M P M P M P M P M PP, not one MP. The only people that were out there were the people who got kicked out of government like Randy Hillier, Derek Sloan, Roman Bober, you know, even Maxim Bernier, you know, they were out there trying to speak for the people. And it was only until the convoy started that the federal conservatives came over and and they wanted because they were losing support all of a sudden and they wanted to get support base because they knew that was the biggest drive in Canadian history. So they tried to, in my opinion, I find that the Conservatives tried to hijack the convoy. I was part of it. You know, I was I helped organize the Ontario wing and I was part of Canada Unity and I seen a lot of infiltration happen. So I'm not going to get into that, but a lot of it was government. And then here we are today.
We have the government, you know, propping off and springboarding off the convoy. And then next thing you know, they're turning their backs on us again because, oh, we got we pandered to the international voters.
Anyways, that's the state of Canada right now. It's a [ __ ] show, circus clown, carne event of uh leaders who are completely out of touch. Uh we have too many foreigners as politicians that are coming and manipulating our political electorates. Um and I think that we should have a rule in this country that you have to be a natural-born Canadian citizen in order to be part of government. I don't think it's wise that we have foreign influence from people from other countries to run the process and the electorates. Um that's just my opinion, right? And uh people will say, "Well, that's not really well, you know what? Look at what's happening to the country right now because of that, you know, just just think about that for a second. How many MPs are not even from Canada? They're born somewhere else.
They have ties to terrorism."
And lastly, the Canadian government, they say there's so much for Canadians.
Remember, they didn't they don't want to help our Canadian veterans in any way, but they'll fund terrorists. They'll give $10 million to Omar Carter who owns a mini mall here in Edmonton. So people know that um they will fund all these terrorist groups uh with activism and burn the Canadian flag in the streets chanting death to Canada and co in cooperation with a terrorist known terrorist group called Sammy Dun. And that's the public sector unions that are involved. Koopy uh and and the Kasich and all them. They're all part of that.
But they want to keep Canada together after they burned our flag. put more Canadians on the streets, watched our Canadians die of overdoses, amputating our senior citizens, and throwing them back in the streets with no housing, no nothing. Yeah, that's real Canadian to me, eh? Just saying. Anyways, that's all I got to say for the show today. Leave you off with a with a really cool track for uh that I put together. And uh yeah, I hope we win, man. I hope we win this fight. And I just want to say thank you to all the social media content creators that are going out and exposing the truth. Uh especially Jesse for egg. Um I really like I really admire Jesse what he's doing and it's making me go out and do some stuff more frequently to get the message out and um offer solutions to Edonians to think about when the next municipal election happens. So I'll leave you guys with this and uh much love and God bless Alberta.
>> I am Alberta.
>> Amen. I am.
>> One more time.
>> I am.
>> Yeah.
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