April Fools’? Hosts argue YouTube’s censorship forces them off the platform over "wavy" topics like COVID and transgenderism, citing Florida’s anti-grooming bill and Disney’s push for 50% LGBTQ+ characters. They dismiss medical claims for young kids’ gender transitions as activist-driven, comparing it to Canada’s residential school abuses—where Pope Francis apologized but no reparations followed—and Quebec’s secret "ghost trials." Meanwhile, Shanghai’s robot lockdowns contrast with Western overreach like the Patriot Act and Freedom Convoy crackdowns. The episode ties these issues to fears of societal collapse from declining birth rates and elite policies, ending with a plea for open debate amid perceived digital suppression. [Automatically generated summary]
And surprise, it's me that I'm doing it with Jan Miles, my co-host today.
We are Friday, April 1st.
So, yes, it's April full.
And we have lots of subjects to cover today.
And just for let you remember that when we will touch some really wavy and you know about COVID subject and dangerous subjects, hot topics.
Like a hot topic, you can follow us because we cannot stay on YouTube.
You will be able to follow us on Rumble, SuperU, and as well ODC.
So how are you, Jan?
I'm doing good.
How are you?
How are things over there?
What's the weather like?
I'm in Quebec, so it's still like today's good, though.
It's pretty good.
Pretty warm.
The snow, it's melting slowly, but still, we are very under like a lot of snow.
So much for that global warming.
It's super rainy here.
Yeah, here in Malaysia.
It's very rainy.
It's been raining every single day.
So where about in Malaysia, you are around, I would say somewhere close to Kuala Lumpur.
I don't want to give out my exact location, you know, usual reasons.
I just, because I've been there, I've been to Koroa, Kuala Lumpur, I've been to Malaysia before, just like really beautiful country.
Oh, yeah, it's paradise.
It's literally paradise over here.
I love it.
Yeah.
So let's talk with a really safe subject.
LGBTQ Rights in Florida00:15:00
We have a lot to talk about it, the LGBTQ.
So do you want to start with the first subject that we want to cover today?
Yeah, yeah, sure.
I mean, there's a lot to say about the LGBTQ topics, especially transgenderism.
But I think the big one is, you know, on Monday, I guess, DeSantis, Ron DeSantis of Florida, the governor of Florida, signed a bill, an anti-grooming bill.
I mean, people like to lie about it.
They call it the don't say gay bill, but it's not.
It doesn't mention homosexuality at all.
It just means that school teachers can't promote gender ideology and sexuality to five to seven year olds, right?
Kids, little kids, you know, who are innocent, who don't even know what kissing is, are being taught in schools about sexuality, about sex.
And it's really odd.
And parents complain about it.
That's why he signed a bill.
This is a parent's first bill.
I mean, this is what it's about, right?
And he's standing up to Disney, right?
To corporations like the Disney company, which was opposed to him signing it.
They went full on, opposed him, claimed that he was being bigoted, that they would maybe pull out of their business out of Florida.
Their parks are some of Florida's largest tourist attractions, right?
So he stood up to them.
He signed it anyway.
He's a man of the people.
He's not a corporate crony.
Like a lot of these other governors, maybe not all of them, but there's many, even Republicans, refuse to do anything that would upset corporate America, right?
I mean, like, look at Coca-Cola.
They can go to some state and complain about it.
And suddenly, it's oh, yeah, we're just going to let all these liberals do whatever the hell they want in our legislation.
Fortunately, DeSantis is not like that.
You know, he's standing up.
And now, I think even yesterday, he said that they are looking at the laws that allow Disney to govern its own property.
You know, Disney is given special compensation, they are allowed to do basically whatever they want in the cities or towns that they run in Florida.
And now, Florida is looking at it and it's like, well, maybe they shouldn't have those rights.
You know, this is those privileges.
They're not rights.
Yeah, but why only Disney have that privilege?
Why?
That's a good question.
Because they're rich, right?
They have a lot of money.
And, you know, back in the day, decades ago, they just gave tons and tons of money to Florida politicians.
And DeSantis, he's had enough of it.
He doesn't want them to have any sort of undue influence over the legislation that the people voted him in for.
He is a populist.
He only does what the people want him to do.
And right now, parents are telling him, parents all over the country really are saying, stop brainwashing our kids, right?
Stop indoctrinating our kids with your woke gender ideology.
We just want them to go to school.
We want them to learn math.
We want them to learn English and science and history without any of this gender nonsense.
I mean, I'm sure anybody listening to this who's over the age of, say, 25 knows that, you know, when we went to school, we didn't have to learn about all this stuff.
I mean, if you wanted to learn about the birds and the bees, they taught us that when we were like maybe 14, right, or 13.
They taught us about safe sex, right?
That was about it.
But nowadays, it's all this woke stuff.
It's about, you know, people, these preschool teachers coming out to their five-year-olds and telling them what they do in the bedroom with their boyfriend.
It's like no one wants to hear this stuff, let alone kids.
It's like during the COVID, they tell us, oh, she has, you know, sex too.
But that's true.
The government actually did like a manual, like how to kiss your boyfriend, but whatever.
But for coming back with Disney, they know that Disney have a really massive influence on children.
I remember when I was young, like looking at Disney for me was, I don't know, I learned so much to look at Disney just because, like, you know, you're a little girl as I am, like, looking at princess.
I wanted to find my prince, but it's just like a fantasy that like children have.
And I think it's just important to grow up on this.
But now I have the impression that they try to mess up a little bit to include everybody in this and made the, like, as you say, like 50% of the character now they want to have like G52.
That is what's implied, right?
I mean, you have one of the executives at Disney, I think she's the president of their properties of Disney properties, meaning that she's in charge of the characters.
She's in charge of Star Wars, Marvel, every single Disney property, whether it's Mulan or Pocahontas.
She owns all this, she runs this.
And she, very proudly on a Zoom call a few days ago, Christopher Ruffo, he's been doing like amazing work on social media, right?
On Twitter, he's been uncovering all this woke stuff.
He had this Zoom call from her, right?
I mean, he recorded it, and it showed her talking to members of Disney's staff, telling them that she is a proud mother of both a trans child and a pan-sexual child.
And she feels that Disney doesn't have enough characters who are LGBTQ or whatever.
And she wants to make it so that by the end of the year, 50% of the characters will be LGBTQ.
Now, later on, the company came out with a statement using something called Beyond Imagination or something, or Beyond Reimagining.
I can't remember the exact name.
It's their basically diversity, equity, and inclusion movement in the company itself saying that they want 50% of the characters in their shows, in their properties, to be at least a member of an underrepresented minority.
Whether this means they're people of color, you know, whether they're black or Asian or something else, or if it just means that they're LGBTQ.
I mean, it's anybody's guess, but judging from what the president wants, she wants all of them to be LGBTQ.
My only concern in that, I found that really too pushy.
Like, yes, you can have like some cartoon with like LGBTQ face, but to include like 50% of them, that's it's it's taking like half of the place.
Uh, I don't think that represents the reality of the society.
Um, it just like it just needs to have a balance, balance.
And children at a certain age when they are young, uh, they are not able, like they search who they are.
And I don't know, like the society right now is so open that you don't need to hide anymore who you are.
It's a free country, you're free to be who you are.
I don't think the need like, yeah, but I don't.
I think people are too free.
I think people are too, you know, kids are being misled.
They're being misguided.
They're being groomed into thinking that there are things that they're not, right?
I mean, it's parents are not doing the jobs that they're expected to.
They expect teachers to do the teaching to do, you know, raising their kids because, you know, now you have parents who don't even raise their own kids, right?
They work nine to five jobs.
Both mom and dad are outside working.
And so their kids are just at school being taught by who knows who, God knows what, right?
I mean, these kids are being brainwashed.
They're in the hands of teachers that, you know, 50 years ago, even 20 years ago, you trust these teachers.
You would trust them not to lead these kids astray.
And nowadays, it's like these teachers are using the kids as their own personal, you know, like their canvas to project themselves onto, right?
To have the childhoods that they never had, to live out some fantasy that they have in their sick minds.
And I don't think enough parents are paying attention to this.
I mean, now we see parents speaking up.
We see parents trying to run for positions on school boards.
And I think that's very good.
I think more parents need to be talking about this.
But it's, you know, in some ways, it feels like it's a bit too little, too late, especially with how woke these schools and the colleges have gotten.
I mean, colleges have been this way for ages.
You know, parents can be amazing.
They can be conservatives.
They can be, you know, libertarian.
And then, you know, they send their kids to college.
And these are just normal kids, teenagers.
They come out and they suddenly have blue hair and they're using they, them pronouns or something.
And it's just, it's disheartening.
I wish parents would take a closer look at their kids' lives and actually do their jobs as parents and not depend on other people to do it for them.
And oh, don't forget that wearing a religious sign, you're not permitted.
Oh, yeah, that's right.
Yeah, nowadays, yeah.
Because that can influence the kids.
But my only point is like children are sponges, like a big sponge that absorb everything that's all around them.
And afterwards, they try to build who they are with everything around.
But that's right.
For me, it's just like they will know who they are, but they need to learn themselves by themselves to do mistakes and to get back on their feet and say, okay, who I am.
And I would discover it's their job to do it, not the people outside.
It's our job to know what we want and who we want to be, like what we feel inside, not what is the external vision of the things.
That's my personal opinion.
But like I agree.
I agree.
I mean, kids right now, they're being influenced by social media, right?
They go on TikTok, they go on Instagram, and they're being told to do, you know, to be things that they're not.
They're being told that they're the opposite gender or no genders at all or that they're animals.
You know, there's some people who identify as deer, who identify as animals.
And it's like, what are these kids being exposed to, right?
I mean, social media companies are certainly not taking any responsibility of what they're, you know, foisting onto children.
And, you know, when children watch YouTube, they watch an innocent channel and then they click on the sidebar and suddenly they're being taught about things that they have no real right to know at that age.
And it's just absurd.
I wish, you know, social media companies, it can't just be parents, right?
Because parents have no control over social media companies.
I think that social media companies need to be stricter when it comes to monitoring the kind of content that goes into kids' feeds.
But here comes the problem: the social media companies, maybe they want kids to see these things.
They want kids to become woke and progressive.
So maybe that's the problem right there.
The social media companies are definitely playing a large role in indoctrinating kids.
So ultimately, it comes down to the parents.
They have to keep a really close eye on their kids and understand what they're being exposed to, whether it's on the internet or at schools.
And the way I look at it is the DeSantis bill, the one that forces schools to actually inform parents what they're teaching their kids.
That's a step forward, right?
It's certainly not the end of it.
There's still a long fight ahead of us, but it's good to see DeSantis leading the way.
And there's a few other states doing the same thing as well.
Hopefully, more states will follow suit and that they won't be bullied or allow themselves to be bullied by corporations like Disney.
Yeah.
But seriously, I found that I have no problem with everything being shown.
And I'm really open and I like everybody.
And I think everybody is equal.
But when it gets too extreme, I don't think it's LT. Like right now, what I can see is like everything is going to the extreme level.
And that will end up with a society that is not LT because everybody just doesn't know like where to go and what to think.
And so I have the impression that we not, I don't want to say that, but we mix the mind to the future generation that will actually take our place in the future.
And we need them to be, I think, like being able to think by themselves.
Yeah, they need to be critical thinkers, right?
They can't be, you know, following the herd.
Right now, social media is canceled culture and all that stuff.
It's forcing people to not think for themselves.
And if they have an opinion, they're afraid to express it because they don't want to be canceled.
I think kids, if anything, need to be taught critical thinking and they need to be taught to be able to express themselves bravely without fear of cancellation.
Even if cancellation is a real thing and it is a real thing, they should be taught to resist it and reject it.
So that's the only way to fight cancel culture.
And you know what?
I remember because I did do some waitress thing in the past, but when you are at a level that you are scared to say ma'am or mister to someone because you don't know how the person will react, I will never believe that we live in this kind of a life where I'm actually like the impression that I'm working, walking on eggshell every time.
Like you don't like disturb anybody about like what I'm saying.
Like you never know how the person will react.
So just like for me, it's just why it's getting too far like that.
It's too far.
It's extreme.
It's too far.
Yeah.
So I think we have something else, another article about the same subject.
The same subject.
Yeah.
I mean, this is a hefty subject.
There's a lot to talk about.
And not to dominate everybody's time, but this is what everybody's talking about.
And it seems that the Biden administration using the Department of Health and Human Services, they have, you know, it's done multiple departments, right?
But overall, they've released two different orders this week, two different papers today itself, or at least yesterday, saying that they are encouraging transgender, like health affirming or transgender affirming healthcare.
Permanent Changes at Eight00:08:08
And what that means is that they want to promote surgeries and puberty blockers and hormone therapy and all kinds of treatments for trans kids, right?
Not adults, right?
It'd be one thing if it was like 18 year olds needing social services or something.
I'm not opposed to that.
I think anybody would be like, oh yeah, that's just a mental health issue.
That's fine.
But we're talking eight-year-olds.
We're talking nine-year-olds, 10-year-olds, 12-year-olds, who are being subjected to these permanent changes, right?
When you take a puberty blocker, you are messing up your body.
This is at a time, like the drugs that they're using for that, usually it was originally developed for kids who mature too quickly, right?
You know, like an 18-year-old who develops their sex organs way too quickly.
So the drug was originally prescribed to stop that from happening so that they would mature at a normal rate.
Now it's being prescribed to kids who honestly don't need it, right?
These kids are just growing up normally, but the puberty blocker is stopping them from maturing properly.
So it's actually stunting their growth.
It's causing a number of health issues, like long-term health issues.
They may not be, you know, and not just regular health issues, but mental health issues as well.
We're talking a combination of hormone therapy, puberty blockers, as well as actual surgery, right?
We're talking mastectomies.
We're talking hysterectomies, removing the uterus of a young girl because the psychiatrist or some quack or school advisor decides that they are actually not the gender that they, you know, that they are, right?
They use this term, gender assigned at birth, as if, you know, doctors look at a child and then assign a gender.
That's, I mean, that's a myth, right?
That's just nonsense.
But this is the so-called science that they're operating by.
And the White House is actually recommending it for kids.
It's insane.
I mean, I don't know any American who's going along with this.
It's just a very few people.
And now they're forcing this onto kids.
It's so alarming to see this coming from the actual White House and not just some activists opening their mouths and just shooting, saying whatever it is they want to say.
So before I continue, for everybody who have comment on that or wants to ask some question or wants to comment on the topic, please, we have a super chat.
You can do it.
Will redo afterwards.
So, for me, for my part, it's just like with all the changing that they want to do, as Disney that they want to do, like the 50% of the characters for coming back on this subject, now they want to allow them to proceed to the changing.
But at a certain age, that you don't even know who you are, you are influenced by the external like vision.
So, probably the children, so I don't say everybody because probably some young child can feel it, and they have the time if they are at the beginning of their life, okay?
But some of them, oh, because it's cool, or they feel it like, oh, I want to be like that, I'm doing it.
And afterward, they realize that they feel like to be back on the sex at the beginning that they were, but they can't, it's irreversible.
You cannot come back, yeah.
And so, they realize that they actually messed up their body, and so they need to live with the consequences.
But some people will not live with that, and so they will be subject to suicide or like other drugs or other stuff.
And they will live with like really big health consequences.
And with what we just live to since two years, we have already so many health people, like mental health illness and problem right now.
Yeah, I mean, the lockdowns have hurt so many people, right?
Suicides have spiked, crime itself has spiked, domestic abuse has spiked because you know, people are anxious as hell.
And now they're making it worse.
I mean, they're injecting this trans ideology into everything, they're making kids' lives worse.
Kids, you know, for two years, they were unable to have any friends, they couldn't go outside, they had to wear a mask in schools, you know, if their schools are open at all.
And I mean, when you're growing up, you didn't want to miss school, you wanted to go to school, you wanted to be to have friends, even if, you know, even if you weren't a popular kid, you wanted to have that companionship, to have friends to play with.
You know, maybe it was one or two friends, but they couldn't even have that.
So, unless they had siblings at home to play with, these kids are lonely, right?
They're all alone, and now they're confused.
And they're being told that who they are is the lie, that they're something else, that they need to think about what they really want to be, as if it's like a video game where they can just choose their character.
I mean, life is not that simple.
These kids don't really have a choice.
Nobody has a choice, really.
I mean, you could try to pretend that you're something else, but you know, it's like it's like Matt Walsh's book, Johnny the Walrus.
You know, Johnny, little Johnny, he decides that he's a walrus.
So, his parents decide, hey, maybe we should turn him into a walrus, give him surgery to become a walrus.
Now, obviously, in the last moment, he decides he's not a walrus, and that's all kids are, right?
They all believe that there's something they're not.
I mean, when I was a kid, I used to think, oh, maybe I, you know, I'll watch a vampire movie.
Maybe I'm a vampire, you know?
Yeah, lots of kids thought like that.
They watch Twilight or something.
Yeah.
Just an example, okay, with what happened right now.
I saw many kids on the protest, okay?
So I saw some kids with like freedom board and really happy.
And I saw as well, like children with in the opposite, like content protest wearing like sign like no to Nazi occupation.
They don't even know what it is, they just do it because their parents think like that.
So they are a spong of what is around them and they just like do what they have around them.
So they agree with what they have because it's what it's surrounding them and they want to be accepted, they want to be part of it.
But the fact is like right now, they will just try to fit in the system that the system like doesn't maybe represent who they are.
Yeah, the system is telling them that they need to use they them pronouns to be popular.
They need to put rainbow flags in their profiles to be popular, that they need to start identifying as the weirdest things to be popular, to fit in, right?
And you know, obviously, some kids are smarter than that.
Some kids are going to look at it and be like, this is nonsense.
I'm just going to be myself.
You know, I'm going to be happy myself.
I don't care what other people think of me.
But these kids are outliers, right?
These kids are.
extra intelligent.
But for a lot of kids, they just join the crowd.
I mean, back in the day, kids were joining all kinds of crowds.
They joined gangs, depending on where you live, right?
If you lived in, say, Los Angeles, in South LA, you might join a gang.
But nowadays, a lot of kids are exposed on Instagram and TikTok to this kind of popularity.
So of course they want to be popular, just like their favorite idol who, you know, maybe he's got a Minecraft YouTube channel or a video game YouTube channel.
They want to be like him or her or they or them, whatever, you know.
And they decide that they want to, you know, emulate this.
And they don't have any real role models, especially young boys nowadays, right?
Young boys don't have any role models anymore, at least not in the West.
I mean, I don't know about like, so in Asia and Russia, we, you know, we certainly have role models here.
But in America, you know, kids, especially boys, are told that masculinity is toxic, that it's bad, that, you know, we need to, you know, get away, you know, get rid of masculinity.
So these kids, they're growing up without any heroes.
They don't know who to look up to.
They think that, you know, being boys, they hate themselves because they're told that boys are oppressive, boys are bullies, boys are bad.
And so they want to be something else.
They want to be anything other than a boy.
And, you know, there is this crisis of masculinity.
Christina Hoff Summers wrote about this 20 years ago.
She said that, you know, it's the war on boys and no one listened to her.
Masculinity Crisis00:07:11
And now look at where we are, you know, like all everything that she said came to fruition.
We live in a society where being masculine is bad.
You know, it's considered right wing.
And, you know, my response is that why not be right wing?
Being right wing is good.
Don't be a degenerate.
I will say I like a manly men, so be manly.
Yeah, there you go.
There you go.
But that's true.
Most of the girls like we prefer like tough and manly boys.
Most of them do.
Even feminists, right?
Even feminists love manly men.
They might, you know, marry some soy boy or something, but they go out, you know, they'll end up going out, they'll divorce the soy boy, end up going out with a manly man because, you know, the soy boys are not men.
They can't fulfill anyone's needs, let alone their own.
So yeah, it's a lot of being fed alive.
Should we actually, because you talk about soy, should we jump to the meat?
Yeah, I think it's perfect transition.
Yeah.
This is something that I don't understand.
Okay.
I understand the climate change.
I understand that we need to be careful on like our consummation.
But the thing is, human is made to eat meat two times a week around that.
And people are eating three times a day.
And the fact is, it's the overproduction from the company who actually waste most of it from the grocery that finished in the garbage because nobody is buying it.
That is the real problem, not the problem.
That is a real problem.
Yeah.
Consumption isn't a problem.
Yeah.
Because I keep it in my freezer.
Yeah.
It's the overproduction.
And now they're trying to, you know, the first thing they did was they try to replace it with soy-based meat, right?
Beyond meat.
It's disgusting.
It doesn't taste like meat.
You know, I mean, it tastes kind of like meat, but not really.
You can tell that what you're eating isn't really meat, that it's, you know, it's a soy-based product.
And on top of that, it's not good in terms of, you know, the nutrients, right?
It doesn't give you what you need from, say, beef.
If you eat beyond meat, you're not getting vitamin B12 or B2 or vitamin D, none of the stuff that you would get from eating an actual slab of steak, beef steak.
You're not getting that.
It's disgusting.
And now, because it's not popular, they're talking about introducing biosynthetic meat.
That's even worse.
Biosynthetic meat is basically bacteria.
It is the byproduct of bacteria that is consuming actual meat to reproduce more meat in a vat.
So it's not grown from a cow.
You know, you're not cutting it off an animal.
You're growing it in a vat and it turns into a piece of meat.
It's disgusting.
And who knows what they put in there?
Like, you really need to crave for like something that looks like meat because for me, you know, I spend a lot of time in India.
They don't eat really meat there, okay?
And you can eat really healthy without meat or without fish.
But I don't say that is bad, but like for I don't see the point to create this kind of produce that first of all is a processed produce.
You don't know really what is inside and what they put together.
And you, you are the one who ingests that.
And you don't know the repercussion on long term of what they would do to your body.
That's right.
And it's the funny thing is the way they market it is like this is no GMOs.
It's not genetically modified.
And what the hell does that mean?
So, I mean, this is completely manufactured.
It's worse than any GMO.
Not that there's anything wrong with GMOs, mind you.
And when they say something is GMO, all it means is that the cow happens to eat, you know, say a certain kind of wheat that is pesticide-free or something like that, right?
That's all a GMO is.
And so they demonize GMOs.
Meanwhile, they're trying to feed us not real meat, meat that's grown in a vat that's basically crapped out by bacteria.
It's disgusting.
Just thinking about it, it makes me want to vomit.
And yet, they're saying that this is going to become really popular.
That there are restaurants in London, like Michelin star restaurants, that are going to be the first to serve it.
And then later on, you know, if it manages to take off, they're going to start giving it in supermarkets.
It's a lot cheaper to make than cutting an actual piece of beef.
And given that the price has all gone up and everything, you know, thanks to Joe Biden and sanctioning Russia and its exports, which, you know, they have wheat there, right?
And wheat is obviously necessary for cattle and chickens and so on.
They're going to try to replace it with synthetic meat.
And it's like, I don't want to eat this.
I hate this future.
It's terrifying.
Yeah.
And especially like now they are bringing the fact that for the emission of dioxide or carbon, it's good because it's lower.
But in the same time, if we stop to overproduce, we will do the same result at the end.
So if everybody was like taking what they need and stopped to do some overconsumation and stop to throw most of their food, they will realize soon the grocery basket is rising so high recently.
So they will not afford more and more meat.
They will need to cut at some point.
Only like the rich will be.
Yeah.
So we need to stop the production and eat what we are able to eat.
And that's it.
That's what it is.
Yeah, ages ago.
They just overproduce everything, like milk, for instance.
Most of it gets thrown out.
And some of it, they produce so much that they don't even bottle it.
They just throw it out at the dairy, right?
Like at the, you know, where they make the milk.
And it's like, wow, that's such a waste.
Why are we doing this?
I mean, why are we exporting this to, you know, to turn into something else?
It's such a waste.
It's such a huge waste, and obviously, synthetic meat is not the answer.
I think that you're right, we do need to limit the production, at least you know, make things more cost-effective.
Because, I mean, if they're not throwing out all that meat, then I don't see the prices going up that much.
You can, you know, invest in something else.
Yeah, yeah, for me now, what I'm doing is like I try to buy always the meat that is like low, like because it will pass out on the next day.
So, I'm thinking the reduce one.
So, I know that at least they would not waste it in the garbage.
And, you know, all you froze it right away when you have it and you cook it right away, and that's it.
Yeah, like certain types of meats, like, you know, if it's ground beef, it keeps very well.
You can keep it in the freezer for six months, well beyond the expiration date.
It's fine, right?
It's just advisory.
So, yeah, definitely save food, don't throw it away.
Pope's Apology for Abuses00:09:50
I mean, people are starving.
It's like, you know, our grandmothers used to say, you know, the kids are starving in Africa.
Don't throw away your food.
Yeah, Health Canada will not like you.
That's problematic to say.
Pretty strict standard and pretty strict, like everything.
So, like, now, like, at some point, they needed to lock the garbage place, like, where you if the grocery was because people that was going to the garbage taking like what they throw away because it was still good.
So, they put a lock on it for like stopping people from doing that.
That's insane.
Like, let people eat, okay?
Just let them eat exactly.
Like, just release it.
I mean, we have to have we have to develop better policies to this.
You can't just be throwing away food.
It's disgusting.
It's a waste.
And now, should we talk about before going to a really uh hot topic about the Pope who apologized?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, why don't you talk about it?
I'm very unfamiliar with this at all.
Yeah.
But as you know, like the Aboriginal people, Native people, Inuit, we know that when they were bringing in school and the past in the Catholic Church, residential schools, right?
Yes.
So some of them have been like mistreated or like they didn't really respect their culture and everything.
They just bring them from their reserve and like send them to the Catholic Church without like asking them if they are interested to do it.
And I know that the behavior of the teacher and the people who are in charge was not the good behavior.
Some of them have abused, being violent, and a lot of stuff happened.
We don't know exactly because we were not there, but like some people can still testimony of it, like some native and people have been like, I would say, mentally affected by it.
Scarred by it, right?
Yeah, from the mistreatment.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You live in example, you live in the reserve and you spend your day being with your family.
And suddenly you've been like taken away from your family, sending to a Catholic place, church, trying to implement you like a way to think, a way to be, and just forgetting about their culture and who they are and their land and everything.
You know, their first right to be like in this land.
And it's why.
That's colonization, right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Colonialism.
Yeah.
It's disgusting.
So I know that Because they did an investigation and everything, and one of the criteria was like the apologized from the Pope.
So, what he did, so it's why everybody is talking a little bit about that.
I don't know, yeah, it is because we didn't expect that from a Pope, like the Pope Francis.
So, if we can read a little bit down there, I think you have more explanation about the situation.
So, what they say, like Pope Francis has apologized for the conduct of some member of the Roman Catholic Church in Canada residential school system, following a week of talk with the First Nation Inuit and Metis delegation.
So, you see, they say, he say, I also feel shame, sorrow, and shame for the role that a number of Catholic, particularly those with educational responsibility,
have had in all these things that one that you at the one that wanted you and the abuse you suffered, and the lack of respect shown for your identity, your culture, and even your spiritual values.
And that is actually true.
Like, they have rise up differently than us, they have different culture, and they didn't been respect for many, many years.
And it's just right now, about after I don't know how many, like centuries, decades, many centuries, four, yeah, 1600s, right?
Yeah, and we just say, oh, oh, oh, we were wrong, okay?
It took you like that long.
Yeah, it's like, are there any reparations?
You know, is it just going to be, oh, we're sorry, just like you know, when Enron spilled at oil, it's like, oh, we're sorry, we're sorry, okay, is that it?
Sorry, okay, no, but it's just like, I find that I don't ever know if you really feel like that, or you have been told to say it, right?
Maybe he's woke, right?
Because now it's all about, you know, erasing European identity, it's about erasing the West and demonizing the West, even.
You know, I might inter put that as them demonizing the West.
Now, I don't mean the, you know, the First Nations people, but rather the church itself has gotten really, really woke lately.
So, you know, that's my concern, right?
I mean, where does this stop?
Does the Catholic Church start apologizing to South America for the Spanish Inquisition?
Does it start apologizing to, I don't know, the Vikings, you know, for Christianizing them a thousand years ago?
I mean, where does it stop, right?
History is history, right?
Yeah.
So that's my concern.
Yeah, where does it stop?
At one point, close the book, restart the new, like, well-being new world that like we are not being, we are not make people suffer suffer by irrespect and accept everybody by the culture and by who they are.
If we always come back to the age story, everybody will always be angry and complain.
That's critical race theory, right?
Everybody's upset about everything.
And, you know, they talk about the sins of the past.
You know, every culture has at one point been a victim of another culture or been an oppressor of another culture.
So it just doesn't stop.
I mean, if we're going to keep a tally on every single bad deed that every culture has accomplished, you know, or done or whatever, we're just going to run out of paper.
You know, it's just too much.
There's thousands of years of this stuff.
It doesn't stop.
It'll be endless.
There'll be international strife like in Israel with the so-called Palestinians, right?
Like they are digging up stuff from ages and ages ago.
And it's like, God, like, get over it.
The Israelis won.
They built up this place.
Enough.
Make peace.
And you want to see the Apro Fool?
We have a Trudeau video who reacts.
Apologize.
Look at this.
I want to acknowledge Pope Francis's apology for the church's role in the abuses that took place in the residential school system.
We look forward to him coming to Canada to deliver that apology in person.
This apology would not have happened without the long advocacy of survivors who journeyed to tell their truths directly to the institution responsible and recounted and relived their painful memories.
It took a tremendous amount of bravery and determination.
Today's apology is a step forward in acknowledging the truth of our past in order to right historical wrongs, but there's still work to be done.
I want to acknowledge.
Why does he say that?
Yeah, coming from someone who never agreed that it was a hate crime when the churches was burning everywhere and what was happening.
No, it was not a hate crime.
Coming from someone who never came into the street to talk with the native and to talk with the Inuit and Metis, coming from someone who actually trying to avoid and all is citizen.
That's right.
Yeah.
What a coward.
And now he's acting like, you know, he's already done it.
He's made the apologies.
You know, that he's the bigger man and that he's better than the Pope, right?
Better than the Pope himself.
Like he's so obnoxious.
He's so full of himself.
It's like, stop, dude.
No one buys this, except maybe his followers, I guess.
Oh, but the rest of us.
It was so nice to see like the European parliament like trying like some member.
It was so beautiful to see so many different countries too.
It wasn't just one, right?
It was many different countries.
They all spoke out against him.
They're like, what about you?
What about how you treat the truckers?
I mean, where's this freedom that you speak of?
You claim to represent democracy and liberalism.
And yet, here you are being actually worse to Canadians than Putin is to the Russians.
You know, he loves going on about how Putin is this evil man who oppresses people.
And, you know, to my knowledge, not a single Russian has been jailed for protesting.
And yet, same can't be said about Canadians who went to jail.
Jail.
And a funny thing, you know, Christina Grassan, that she's the MEP for Germany.
I had an interview with her about the fact that she rise up and she says, like, Trudeau, spare us of your presence.
Lockdowns and Liberty00:02:54
I found that perfect at the end.
I was like, wow, wow.
I wish more politicians did.
I wish Canadian politicians had the guts to speak up to Trudeau.
Oh, yeah.
So should we like quit YouTube for talking about like what happened in China and Shanghai?
Or is it?
I think it's okay as long as you don't, you know, yeah, it's okay.
It should be okay.
Yeah, it should be okay.
Perfect.
So let I let you start it with that.
Okay.
So, you know, if you're not paying attention to the world news right now, Shanghai is going through another lockdown.
Yeah, they're doing another lockdown again.
And it's because of this new variant.
And, you know, it's quite widespread, even in America.
It's like one out of every three cases now is a sub-variant of Omicron.
So meaning, you know, it's not as deadly or anything as Delta, but it is extremely contagious.
It's the BA2 variant.
And so, Shanghai, in response to this outbreak, has locked down for, I think, nine days.
So, it's not like a permanent lockdown.
It's a very limited lockdown until they can get people vaccinated and so on.
And one of the things that they're doing is they're deploying these robot dogs to patrol the streets with instructions.
They look like something out of a science fiction movie or a video game.
If you've played Half-Life, you might notice these things.
And it's the creepiest thing.
You can see it on the screen here.
It's like one of those Boston Dynamics dogs.
It's got a loudspeaker on its back, and it's telling people to stay indoors, to wear a mask, not go outside.
You know, that this thing is temporary.
And they just want people to be calm, keep calm, and stay at home and don't go outside.
It is so dystopian.
Somebody, I guess, recorded this.
When I first saw it, I thought, you know, it's got to be fake, right?
It's got to be CGI.
There's no way they're using this.
Like, maybe they would use a drone or something.
No, apparently it's real.
It's real.
Yeah.
It's a robot dog.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, how to spread fear.
Yeah.
This is our domination.
That's crazy.
And what they were telling in the article is like, because it's cute, like the citizen was like, I cannot like, I cannot disobey to this dog that would tell me to wear my mask.
It's so dystopian.
And they use drone to survey the population.
And they tell them when they are bad citizens to go back home or they will be like a judge under the law.
Yeah, they'll be arrested or fined.
Minimum fine, right?
Yeah.
And they're flying drones over neighborhoods to make sure that nobody's outside.
It's awful, right?
It's just ridiculous.
This is something you'd see a science fiction movie, a dystopian reality.
And this is what they want to bring all over the place, right?
Reasonable Response to Sanctions00:10:26
Every country in the world is looking at China right now.
And, you know, I would say this: like the Chinese citizens are more than happy to comply.
They trust their government.
They trust that their government doesn't mean badly for them, that they mean well.
But I can't say the same for Western governments.
If you look at what they did with the Patriot Act, they jailed so many Muslims, innocent Muslims, but for the crime of being Muslim, they were suspected of terrorism.
They put them in jail, right?
That's what America did.
And Canada did this thing with the truckers, you know, the Freedom Convoy truckers, closed their bank accounts.
They don't even do that in China.
They don't even do that in Russia.
And yet they do that in Canada.
And now, you know, I bet Trudeau, he's watching that video and he's like, hmm, I bet I could be disappointed.
No, don't give him some idea, please.
I leave here.
I'm stuck.
Yeah.
It's awful.
It's awful.
And I, yeah, like they, you know, this whole World Economic Forum.
So I guess we can't talk about that too much on YouTube, you know, to get mad at us for that.
But, you know, look it up.
Look it up.
Look at World Economic Forum, Agenda 2030.
Well, everybody is on it.
Everybody's on it.
I'm always a look.
And every time I research a person, oh, he's on it.
It's like, yep, they're on it.
It's like, okay, this is scary.
Yeah.
But, you know, curiously, they removed Putin.
They removed him from the list.
He used to be on the list.
And, you know, he's not playing around.
Like, he's not playing with them anymore.
He's like, nah, he's done.
You know, he's going to do his own thing.
He's going to have Russian sovereignty.
And so they removed him from the list.
And then BlackRock, the CEO recently, I think it was last week, came out and said that Russia has basically destroyed the dream of WF.
This destroyed the dream of globalism.
I just can't help but laugh.
It's like, maybe that's, you know, what Putin's thing.
I mean, I know it's not nice to invade a neighboring country, but the side effect is that, you know, putting a putting a throwing a wrench in the works of the globalists, maybe not a bad thing.
Silver lining, yeah.
But if you look at Russia right now, they have no problem like with the supply and everything.
All right, they got everything is more like foreign and foreign than us.
Yeah, more stuff than they got everything, yeah.
There are shelters for the Ukrainians who you know who are living there in Russia for shelter.
It's fine, everything looks like they look like real homes.
They don't look like uh, you know, these run-down, uh, derelict soup kitchens that you find in New York City.
No, they look, they look fine, they're well supplied, well furnished.
And the reason why is because Russia has all the resources for it.
It's got all the food, it's got all the materials.
The ruble, you know, I remember Joe Biden bragging like five days ago.
He's like, we reduced the ruble to rubble.
Ha ha ha.
You know, like he was gloating at destroying the lives of average everyday Russians.
I mean, it's deplorable.
You know, say what you will about Putin, but I mean, you don't see him gloating about destroying people's lives.
And yet, Biden was doing that.
He's supposed to be a good person.
And guess what?
Well, the ruble's back to where it was before the war.
Before the war.
Yeah, it's gone back up.
And you know what?
The only company that suffers in Russia is the European company because people doesn't want to buy European produce because they don't know if they would be allowed to repair it.
They'll find the peace for repair it as anything else.
Even fashion.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Because a lot of Russians were, you know, when they started imposing the sanctions, a lot of Russians had made, you know, like they're just regular people.
They buy things online.
They buy computer parts or they buy clothes, anything.
And when the sanctions kicked in, all these companies decided they're just going to steal their money, just going to take their money and not send them the product without refunding them.
So many of them.
Like, we're talking probably billions of dollars just lost.
I mean, I know Russian YouTubers, Russian Twitch streamers, they didn't get their money.
They are owed tens of thousands, some of them hundreds of thousands of dollars by these companies, and they're not getting paid out.
Like YouTube, Google, Twitch, Amazon, whatever, just straight up just stole the money and said, oh, it's sanctions.
We don't have to pay you.
It's terrible.
And they bought by what they did.
Probably have no like way to get back their money.
It's overstate.
Company just sanctioned them.
Yeah, exactly.
And so Russia, in response, is very smart.
You know, their government is very smart.
They were like, well, what we're going to do is we're just not going to recognize their intellectual property anymore.
You can't sue us.
So if any Russian were to say, download a Hollywood movie and share it with his friends or, you know, hell, just share it on his server and send it to like a thousand people, they can't do anything about it.
Those Hollywood movie companies, they're done.
You know, I mean, they're not making any money at all in Russia from all the piracy.
And it's fine.
I don't blame the Russians for doing that.
I mean, it's not unheard of that the host company, that host country that's being affected by sanctions would decide to not recognize intellectual property anymore.
America did this, you know, after the American Revolution in 1776.
They were like, we're going to take all of your British patents and we're not going to recognize it.
We don't have to pay you a single cent for your patents.
We're just going to make our own system and patent it ourselves.
And this is our technology now.
Now we don't have to pay you anymore because you don't respect us.
You declared war on us and you decide to boycott us, you know, because that's what Britain was doing.
So America's pretty smart.
And Russia is doing the same thing, you know, America did 300 years ago.
But what do you expect them to do?
Oh, we will block us and we will continue to pay for everything for you.
Like, yeah, I'm sorry.
I think they are using I for highs, T for teeth.
That's right.
Yeah.
This is the only response.
It's a reasonable response because the sanctions in a lot of ways were unreasonable.
They didn't affect the military.
You know, it's one thing if they said, hey, we're going to sanction the transfer of military equipment or oil or whatever, right?
Like stuff that they can use to conduct a conflict in Ukraine.
But this was hurtful.
This was attacking Russian people, right?
People had nothing to do with the war.
People were having their visas cut off, their MasterCard, their American Express.
They were unable to pay for products.
All their stuff was stolen from them from foreign companies.
Of course, the government, if it cares about its people, is going to respond and say, hey, hey, European companies, American companies, you can't do this.
We're going to protect our people and we're going to make sure that you suffer.
Yeah.
That you pay the price.
And sure enough, they are paying the price.
And good.
They deserve it.
Yeah.
But at the end of the day, it's like, if you make suffering someone, but accept that you will live with the consequences that bring to you.
And it's what is happening right now.
So it's that is the reality.
I will just shed the light on something that happened in Quebec.
You're probably not aware, but we found out in Quebec City that some trial, ghost trial have happened in Quebec.
So nobody knew about the trial that happened in Quebec, but because the person who been accused did an appeal, and so they reopened a folder on a trial who was not existing.
And so the people saw like that's not working, what happened?
But that is just because he had an appeal.
But how many other trials that happened under silence?
Nobody knew.
Nobody knows about the judgment.
Nobody knows about the case.
Nobody knows about the victim or the people were like accused.
Nothing.
And they don't know how many happened in the past.
And that is so against democracy.
Yeah, it is.
It's creepy.
It's a secret trial.
It's a secret tribunal, right?
We condemn other countries for doing this.
And here's a liberal democracy doing exactly that.
You know, when this happens in even in the military, people condemn it.
They're like, oh, you know, people should know about it.
But obviously the military is the military.
It's something else.
But when this happens in a civil court, that's something else.
I mean, that is next level.
Why is this trial secret?
How many were there?
You know, like the only reason we know is because of the appeal.
But I'm sure there's dozens more, maybe even hundreds.
Who knows?
We don't know.
Is there any way to find out?
No, because no trace of that.
And all many probably like important people or known people or celebrities or politicians.
Yeah, oligarchs.
Yeah, we don't know.
Maybe they're sued for something.
Nobody knows.
And they claim that it was for the protection of the clients that was involved, like the person who was accused.
But they have other ways to do it.
Like since how many years, like a decade that we do a trial and we always protect like the victim on this.
Yeah.
Always.
So that is not a good reason.
No, it's not.
It's a bad reason.
The only reason they would do that is to protect a powerful person, right?
Because the average person doesn't get this, right?
You know, if somebody is accused of, say, committing a crime, could be anything, and he's just a regular person, everybody knows about it, whether it is a heinous crime, whether it's murder or rape, or whether it is something like, I don't know, theft, right?
White collar crime.
Everybody knows about it.
His record is more or less public.
And it doesn't matter how small you are, especially if you're a small person.
Everybody knows it, right?
You have no privacy.
But somehow, if you're a rich, wealthy politician, right?
A celebrity, an oligarch, suddenly no one has any right to know anything about you.
The higher your profile, the less people get to know about you because, oh, you really value your privacy, right?
As if poor people don't value their privacy, of course they do.
I mean, a rich person can certainly rebound from a crime.
You know, he's got the money for it.
But what about a poor person?
He's got a criminal record.
Elites And Privacy00:06:04
Nobody wants to hire him.
He's done.
So I would say that privacy matters more to the small guy than a big guy.
And especially, again, is a double sender of the society.
Yeah.
So we are running out of time.
My God, you and me, we talk a lot.
Oh, yeah.
We talk a lot.
We have a super chat that we have from people that we can read now.
Let's start with the first one.
So, Frazers, $5.
Thank you.
Is this the way the left, Schwab, and Trudeau want to reduce the population?
What would happen to the world if they got CO2 down to zero?
And sir, everything living things would die.
No plant, no animal.
Without CO2, no life.
That's actually true.
Without CO2, you don't have life because, especially for plant, the oh, that was Yankee.
That was Yankee Polite.
That's a remember the social media.
That's nice one.
You're always there, Yankee.
I know you're watching me.
But what I was saying is like, yeah, true.
For the plan, they need CO2 during the night to produce oxygen afterwards.
So that is the reality, the process of the life.
And without CO2, we have no life.
To do is good.
Yeah.
Too much would be bad.
Too little is also bad.
Yeah.
And right now, I think, you know, Elon Musk is like the only rich guy I know who's saying that we need to have more kids.
Everybody else is talking about overpopulation, but they're not taking into consideration the fact that the population is in fact going down, right?
It's not going up.
It's actually going to go down because as countries get more developed, people have fewer and fewer kids.
Even in developing nations where the numbers are actually really high right now, within 20 years, 30 years, we're going to see a collapse.
And when that happens, we're just not going to have enough people to do the jobs that we need them to do.
And there's going to be a civilizational collapse when that happens.
So all this push to make people, I guess, more sterile, you know, like a lot of men are getting vasectomies.
A lot of women are, you know, just not having kids at all.
And, you know, there's this whole push of transgenderism.
And God knows they're all sterile.
Most of them are.
You know, what's going to happen to civilization when this happens?
I mean, I guess some people can say maybe we can just replace all these people with robots, you know, but who gets to own the robots?
Well, the wealthy, regular person is going to have a robot.
You know, robot work is expensive and robots are expensive.
Even in the future, they will be.
So, you know, I think that we need to get back to normal.
We need to stop, you know, having our head strapped in the clouds and having our policies being made by these globalists who, you know, they don't care for us one way or the other, right?
And when I say us, I'm including anybody with less than $100 million to their name.
Hey, if you have $50 million, you're still not up there.
These elites, they're way above us, right?
And some of them, they don't even have that much money, but they're members of the elites.
They're academics.
They are part of the WEF.
Of course.
Yeah, they get to live a special, a different kind of lifestyle.
Whereas the rest of us, We get to trudge along and hope that they don't decide to do away with us entirely.
Although, looking at the way things are going, maybe they won't get what they want because people are rising up.
People are getting smart to what their plans are.
And they certainly haven't been any private about their plans.
They've been bragging about their plans.
And I guess people are just now taking notice.
And that's a good thing.
So maybe they should brag more often.
We know what their plans are and we should stop them.
I can feel your passion on it.
Like, what do you say?
You're just passionate.
But yeah, you're right for that.
Do we have like more chat?
Yeah.
Looks like, yeah, I'll read that one.
It's like, LOL, I'm watching you talk about fake meat.
Well, I'm eating my burger with melted cheese patty.
The elites want us to eat bugs.
And if digital currency gets approved, we might not be able to buy this much beef.
Yeah, this is sad, right?
I mean, beef might be a thing that we enjoy now, but within 10 years, five years, even, who knows?
They'll say, oh, beef is too expensive.
We can't grow it anymore.
It's going to cost $100 a pound.
I do not like that.
It's probably what will happen.
Yeah.
But when I got the price, we've got to stop them.
I will eat like some cricket.
I will refuse to eat the bugs.
I'm not touching that.
I'm going to have my own farm if it comes to that.
If it's like, oh, beef is too expensive.
I'll go on my own farm.
Screw them.
It's not too bad.
I have flour of bugs, like cricket.
Yeah, grilled cricket.
And it's actually good for protein.
No.
No way.
No, no.
Hell no.
Hell no.
I will not eat the bugs.
Eat bugs, guys.
Thank you, Yankee.
Yankee.
I'm not going to do it.
So, Yankee, as you know, work for Ruben News.
He's taking care of Instagram, on all our social media.
We have Twitter as well.
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You can find us everywhere and especially on Rebennews.com.
And as well, don't forget our new website that we just created, MediaFactcheck.ca about debunking lies of mainstream media.
That's a really nice website that will be really busy for the next year to come with what we saw during the Freedom Convoy.
That will be probably busy.
10 years even.
Yeah, probably.
Yeah.
Treaties And Deals00:04:26
But if they were doing their job, we would not have ours.
That's true.
That's true.
Yeah.
Be better, journalists.
Oh, we've got one more.
Mikis, Mikisa.
Someone needs to make the government order employer to re-hire those who lost work due to refusing the job or not wearing masks.
Otherwise, leaving people will be a joke due to inability to pay bills.
True.
Yeah.
And if you elect a good government, you know, you'll have one that's actually that cares about the people, you know, somebody like DeSantis, for instance.
And hopefully Pierre Pauli Vera said, man, personally, I hope he is.
Definitely isn't Trudeau.
Definitely is a Trudeau.
Because right now, if we look at Trudeau, that make like a deal with the NDP for being like able to probably be in majority for the new decision, because as you know, they want to keep all the federal mandate and they want to probably go further on that.
That's it for me a little bit.
Uh, like every every, every province is lifting, like slowly uh, the mandate, but it's not going to happen.
I think yeah, do you have a?
Yes, I let you that one.
We do, okay?
It says, if the Aboriginal want to move forward, then they have to look within their communities.
It is their own leaders to suppress it as a official cycle.
Abolishing the Indian Act, uh would be a way to empower them.
So i'm not super familiar, I can't really comment on this.
You know uh, I don't feel like it's my place to talk about subject i'm not super familiar about, but what do you think of this uh opinion?
So um, you need to just to know that you have an Indian Act.
Um uh yeah, that you know.
Since many, many years uh, Canada like tried to make the Indians sign uh, a treaty.
Um so uh, the first one was just ridiculous.
Uh, what they they were writing on this is like they're almost like okay, be as we tell you to be and uh, and give like, almost like, give you, give us your land and everything that you have and we will make you like a good Catholic, uh citizen.
That was like yeah, that was actually like one of the really bad uh, so they refused to sign it.
But since the beginning, like what they offer to them, it just, it's just not okay and we still have a treaty that say that their land is uh, it's our, but we will permit them to stay on on the land that is federal land right, it's a reservation, yeah.
So now unfortunately like, a lot of native are living on lands that are not their property.
Some of them is like uh, for the um, um company, like of electricity, or like it's land that is owned by by the, the federal or provincial government, but they let them like, stay on these, this land, because they don't have anymore, they don't have any, any anymore.
Like land they they unfortunately, when the everything happened they, they signed a treaty, a trade, I don't know what, how you say it.
Like, when it's a big paper and you sign it, treit treaty, a treaty yeah treaty yeah, treaty.
We say treaty in trench um so, but it, when they sign it, they didn't know, but it was actually pretty bad for them that that actually removed everything that they have.
They got tricked yeah, so they lost the sovereignty.
Yeah, when they tricked them signing it yeah wow, that's just two ways to go, right.
I mean, if you are pro-colonialist, you'll be like well, double down, you know they don't deserve any land.
But if you're like a normal person, you'd be like well, maybe you know they deserve a better deal.
Right, that the negotiations do need to happen, that it's not right.
You know what happened to these people.
Especially if you want them to integrate into Canadian or even American society, then we have to offer them a fair deal, not a bad deal right, and right now they're working or forced to work with a Bad deal, yeah.
So, I mean, we don't live in the 1600s anymore.
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We can't just conquer people, you know, it doesn't work that way anymore.
And you see America trying to, you know, muscle its way around the Middle East.
And I get upset.
I see that.
I'm like, okay, these guys are bullies.
They need to be stopped.
Right.
And so I think even locally, you know, since we live in the 21st century, we should definitely go back to the table and re-examine some of these past wrongs and do right by the people living there right now.
Yeah, I think it's only fair.
Yeah, now they are not conquering.
They are just like trying to grab the resources from the country.
Now it's like the big fight, having like the resource of all the country that is missing for their own country.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's what we're living.
Yeah.
They create war in the Middle East.
And that virtue signal about Ukraine.
Yeah, typical, you know, Americans.
Yeah.
Alexa is my row.
Oh, thank you.
Rebelatur.
He say jailed.
That is red herring.
He avoids saying arrested.
Oh, are we talking about when the chi is who say he said jail?
I don't know.
Who's he referring to?
I don't know.
Maybe you.
Maybe you.
I don't know.
I'm sorry.
I maybe don't understand, but probably refer something like from the past.
Yeah, maybe.
Yeah.
I mean, okay.
So if it's about the Russia thing, yeah, they are arresting people, but they let them out after about an hour and they fine them 200 US dollars.
Whereas in Canada, you know, they actually get jailed, as we've seen with Tamara Lych.
She went for jail for how long?
Two weeks, three weeks?
Yeah, a month?
I forget, but it's quite long.
Yeah, it's crazy.
And plus, they uh they seize their bank accounts.
It's crazy.
Oh, that's it for you, I think.
Uh, it says here, did you see that video with a California gay choir singing about oh, it's coming for your kids?
It's wrong and despicable.
And uh, I saw on the Alex Jones show, yeah, I saw that it went viral a few months ago, or maybe it was last year.
They were uh playing uh this, uh, I think it was a San Francisco gay men's choir, and I guess they were like making a comedy kind of right where they're like, We're coming for your kids, and we're gonna you know indoctrinate them and brainwash them.
Like they're trying to play up to conservative fears, and yet, even though that's a joke, and I'm sure they meant it as a joke, there are a lot of people in America, a lot of progressives, maybe not those guys, maybe not the ones singing that song, but a lot of uh uh you know progressive Americans, a lot of these left-leaning types, uh, leftists, are in fact, you know, doing that without irony.
They're not joking, right?
They're actually doing it.
And a lot of liberals, you know, a lot of normal liberals, whether they're gay or straight, they don't take it seriously.
They're saying, oh, this is not happening.
This is just conservatives and Republicans watching too much Alex Jones.
They're just, you know, getting hopped up on anxiety and they're being scared over nothing.
And it's like, well, actually, it is happening.
You're just closing your eyes and ears to it.
That's the problem.
You know, I think that if a lot more liberals knew what was going on, they'd be opposed to it too.
Can you believe that now we live in a society where everybody are scared to everything, scared to lose their children, scared to lose their job, scared to lose their mortgage, their house, scared to not afford for being able to eat, not able to afford gas?
Like, is it a life to always wake up and say, like, hmm, should I be able to finish my day with like what I have like on my side?
It's scary, right?
Like, imagine living like that.
I mean, that's no life to live.
We need, we need a change.
Like this society, this technological society that we're all trapped in that we're slaves to, it needs to it needs to end, right?
I mean, we can't live like this anymore.
This canceled culture plus this dependence on technology and everything being so interconnected, there is no freedom anymore.
We're all like bound to each other and not in a good way.
You know, they say no man is an island, and I believe that, but one, you know, at the same time, no man is a part of an ant colony, right?
We're supposed to be individuals, we're supposed to have some freedom, some freedom, and we don't have any.
Like, I would say that you and I, Alexa, we have way more freedom than most people do.
We can speak openly without fear of losing our jobs.
I mean, like the opinions I shared this hour alone, if I worked at another company, would have probably got me fired.
Canceled.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Nuts.
Big time.
Especially like now.
Like if you say something, or he's speaking on the wrong way, or everybody is judging you because you're not following like the narrative.
It's just like.
You're not being politically correct.
You make a joke.
You say something like, oh, feed the kids in Africa or someone takes offense to that.
You're saying that all people in Africa are starving.
No, I'm offended.
It's like, that's not what I'm saying, right?
But it doesn't matter.
Somebody's offended.
So someone has to pay the price for it.
That seems to be the rule these days where you make a joke, you get slapped for it.
You lose your job.
Insane.
And that's okay.
Yeah, but a last chat.
I'll let you read that one that will save me like a shame of my English.
It says, Olivia, I think Ian should get his own nightly talk show.
Maybe.
You should.
You should.
Yeah.
Not a bad idea.
Not a bad idea.
You're a good speaker.
You're a good talker.
Thank you.
I aspire to be a good speaker.
I train.
I talk to myself.
I like the sound of my own voice.
That's probably why it works.
Are you now cocky of yourself?
I am obviously always very cocky.
I mean, if you followed me on Twitter, I'm always very cocky.
Yeah.
Oh, okay.
Now I understand.
Probably I'm more cocky in French than English.
I cannot.
Yeah.
It was such a pleasure, Jan Mars.
It was the first time we had like a live stream together and it was amazing.
I really like to see like your point of view, especially because you are outside of Canada.
So you have a point of view different.
You can see the thing differently than us.
Because sometimes when you are surrounded by what is happening, you forget to take a step back and look at what is really happening.
So it's really interesting.
Thank you.
We'll probably do it again.
And don't forget, everybody, like it's all week is daily, always between 12 to 11.