Rebel News hosts critique Justin Trudeau’s racist dismissal of Chinese foreign interference concerns, citing CSIS warnings about 11 MPs—including Han Dong’s alleged ties to Beijing—and his authoritarian use of the Emergencies Act against the Freedom Convoy. They contrast Indigenous support for oil and gas (e.g., Miccasu Cree’s billion-dollar company) with radical fringe claims by NDP MP Matthew Greene and David Suzuki, who equates logging opposition with anarchism while ignoring industry partnerships boosting reserves’ economies. The episode mocks a canceled climate-themed drag show in Philadelphia, exposing progressive hypocrisy: relying on fossil fuels despite activism, and weaponizing gender politics against women. Trudeau’s pharmaceutical lobby partnership—linking booster shots to carbon cuts—further highlights elite detachment from real-world consequences, where profit-driven policies mask deeper authoritarian trends. [Automatically generated summary]
Oh, hey, good morning, good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to the Rebel News Daily Roundup, which is normally hosted by David Menzies and some unfortunate co-pilot, I just.
But today it is hosted by myself and my friend, Tamara Ugolini.
Tamara, how's it going?
Well, it's pretty good.
Very snowy here in the part of Ontario that I'm in.
So there was a snow day today for the kids and lots of shoveling already.
What about over in the West?
It's like minus 19.
So normal.
Just normal.
Just normal.
We have more cold days than snow days.
Snow doesn't phase us.
It's the cold where everything just like breaks down once it gets to minus 40.
And that's when they don't think it's safe to have the buses on the road because the kids will freeze to death before you could get to them, which is, you know, there's a reason they gave the land away for free.
I always think about that.
I'm like, why the hell did my ancestors settle here?
I'm like, oh, yeah, Free land.
That's why, because you'd literally have to pay people to move here.
But it is the land of opportunity and economic prosperity, as it turns out, if my predictions for the Alberta budget, which comes down later on today, are correct.
I think we're going to see a massive, massive budget surplus.
And that I think is owing to the resurgence of the oil and gas economy here that Justin Trudeau just wants to crush again.
And this is why we fight so ferociously for oil and gas is because it is a wealth generator and Justin Trudeau wants to take it away from us because our wealth makes us powerful.
I should tell everybody what we're doing here.
By the way, there are some David Menzies catchphrases missing from our opening part of the show.
For example, ostensible policy reason should definitely be on there.
David Menzies saying in any event, which has become an internal joke for me and Alex.
And de rigueur.
He finds a way to shoehorn that into just about every video that he writes when he's doing something filmed in studio.
So I think maybe we need to scheme up some more of David Menzies' catchphrases.
Friends in the comments watching today, do you have a favorite David Menzies catchphrase?
I have many, but I think it might be ostensible policy reason.
It's excessively verbose, but it's perfectly David Menzies.
But anyways, what are we doing?
We talk about the news of the day unscripted here and we interact with our friends and colleagues.
I get to interact with my friend Tamara Ugalini, which is great because she's in Snowy Coburg and I am in the frozen hellscape of Northern Ontario or Northern Alberta.
But also we get to interact with our supporters and frequent watchers and they can interact with us by leaving something called a paid chat.
We stream currently on YouTube, Rumble, Odyssey, Twitter, and Getter.
I think that's right.
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I think maybe as they come in, but we often leave them to the end of the show to incentivize you folks to stay around to the end.
And I think that's it.
Yep, I think so.
And I don't know, are we on Getter anymore?
I think it's just the other, the first four.
I don't know.
But oh my goodness, there's so much happening.
We're still on Getter.
Olivia tells me.
Okay.
Great.
Getter it is.
I think I forget to mention Getter when I am on the live stream with David, but he is out in the field.
So stay tuned for his always eye-popping journalism to come in the near future because Menzies never ceases to surprise any of us.
No matter how long I think you've known him, you're just never really sure what you're going to get next.
So there's so many things to cover here, but I think first and foremost, we're going to dive into some videos of our overlord, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, when he was questioned yesterday during a health-oriented press conference, an announcement with pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca.
Justin Trudeau's Racism Claims00:15:17
But of course, the media wanted to capitalize on the opportunity and really started to pepper questions at the Prime Minister around election interference and China's role in really grabbing the Liberal Party and tampering with our elections.
So let's start with that first clip that we have of his response, calling everyone who questions China's interference in our elections racist.
One of the things we've seen, unfortunately, over the past years is a rise in anti-Asian racism linked to the pandemic and concerns being raised or arisen around people's loyalties.
I want to make everyone understand fully that Handong is an outstanding member of our team and suggestions that he is somehow not loyal to Canada should not be entertained.
Much of what CSIS actually does in keeping Canadians safe involves protecting various diaspora communities from the influence of authoritarian governments around the world.
We will continue to make sure we are working with CSIS to make sure that as every MP serves their community, that they do so in a way that they are kept safe and that is true to the Canadian values and the Canadian principles that we all stand by.
CSIS is active in fighting against foreign interference, and part of its tools for doing that is making sure that political parties and individual politicians are alert to the potential influences they may be faced with.
That is something we will continue to work closely with CSIS on as we move forward because not just our democracy needs to be protected in an abstract way, but the individuals choosing to serve their communities, who may be seen as greater targets for various countries, need to be protected as well.
And that's what we work with CSIS on.
I feel dumber for having listened to that, knowing what I know.
And how do you protect democracy in an abstract way?
Is this the same way that Ukraine protects democracy by squashing all of their political opposition and shutting down churches that might not tow their narrative line?
Yeah, like let's now that we've heard Justin Trudeau call anybody who says, like, hey, maybe we should be worried about China getting involved in our politics racist, let's just break down how absurd that is.
So CSIS, leaks from CSIS allege that, not allege, I think they've pretty well confirmed that 11 MPs were elected because of Chinese influence.
And again, if you question it, you're racist.
Of course, the liberals aren't going to, I mean, we know China is Justin Trudeau's favorite democracy or favorite dictatorship, sorry, definitely not a democracy.
But this is why calling it racist is absurd.
Because the people being bullied by China are Chinese.
So in BC alone, Kenny Chu and Alice Wong, two ethnically Chinese Canadians, were the targets of this Chinese meddling campaign.
They were the targets of it.
Chinese people are being targeted by China as part of their election meddling.
Kenny Chu and longtime MP Alice Wong lost their seats.
Parm Baines, I think, won Kenny Chu's seat.
And I forget who won Alice Wong's seat, but she was unseated because China targeted them.
And if you're like, hey, China's targeting ethnically Chinese Canadians who are anti-communist and pro-Canada, how can you be labeled racist for expressing outcry about that?
He says that part of Cesis's duties is to make sure the diaspora is not bullied by these sinister foreign regimes.
That's exactly what's happening here.
China is bullying Canadians in Canada, ethnically Chinese Canadians.
And the influence went even further.
Here's how Handong won his riding.
Chinese senior citizens were bused in to help him win his nomination with his name written on their arm so they knew who to vote for.
And then you want to talk about bullying that Cisas should worry about.
Ethnically Chinese foreign students were told by the Chinese consulate, we're going to yank your student visas if you don't show up and vote for Handong.
So this is actually, as Justin Trudeau rightly noted, for once, he said the right thing.
CISIS is supposed to be concerned about bullying of the diaspora by the sinister regime over there, like Iran, like China.
CISIS is literally doing that.
And Justin Trudeau is dismissing it as racism.
When I'm like, hey, they're targeting Chinese.
We should be worried about that.
No, you're a racist if you care.
If you question anything about this government, you are labeled a racist, a transphobe, a science denier, a climate change denier, the litany of gaslighting projections, really, onto the population that just say, hey, something's not right here.
And maybe we should trust our intel, the people in charge of our country's intelligence, that something is awry here.
No, no, we can't have that because that would question my authority.
And in doing so, that makes you a racist.
And I mean, are we even really surprised that the same government who told Told us, you know, closing borders to China at the onset of the pandemic was racist.
At this point, I'm not surprised that anyone who questions or goes against what Justin Trudeau says or the way that he acts in power is labeled that way, because we've seen time and time again, it's just like a fail-safe resort for them to come back to labeling people, putting them in this little box, and disregarding their views as probably also far-right conspiracy theories.
Let's go to this next clip, I think, of Justin Trudeau, because I've got an also like another note to make about how absurd it is to call criticisms of Han Dong racist, because I was looking into his history of voting in the House of Commons, and you'd be surprised what he didn't vote for it.
And this is all fresh in my mind because I just did a video on this, so it's not like Sheila knows these things off the top of her head.
No, I did some serious research so I could put together an appropriate video.
So let's go to this second clip, if we could.
Were you, your office, or any Liberal Party staff ever warned before or after September 2019 election about CESA's concerns that Mr. Hong Dong was suspected to be involved in the People's Republic of China foreign interference?
And if the Liberal Party government was warned prior to the 2021 election, why did the Liberal Party allow him to run?
Let me start by being very, very clear.
There are 1.7 million Canadians who proudly trace their origins back to China.
Those Canadians should always be welcomed as full Canadians and encouraged to stand for office, to get involved in their communities, and to take on part of the leadership of this country.
That's one of the great things about this country.
Let me say that we are extraordinarily lucky and happy to have a member of parliament like Han Dong in our midst, serving his community, serving our country alongside Chinese Canadian MPs from different parts of the country, alongside an extraordinary diverse group of MPs who are proud Canadians, even as they trace their origins to elsewhere around the world.
And that is as it should be.
It's also very important to highlight that we have national security and intelligence agencies who are there to protect all Canadians of all different origins, as well as our democratic processes.
And we always engage with them and listen to them.
But let me also be very clear to a really important point that I think some folks are choosing to overlook.
In a free democracy, it is not up to unelected security officials to dictate to political parties who can or cannot run.
That's a really important principle.
We, of course, draw on the expertise every step of the way.
But the suggestions we've seen in the media that CSIS would somehow say, no, this person can't run or that person can't run, is not just false, it's actually damaging to people's confidence in our democratic and political institutions.
The only thing that's damaging to our political trust in political institutions is literally Justin Trudeau.
Yeah, I mean, this is the guy who blocked pro-life candidates from running.
You can be liberal on all other things, except if even if you took the secular viewpoint that scientifically you believe that life begins at conception, you were not able to run as a liberal candidate.
If you thought, no, self-declaring yourself as the other gender, that's a little bit kooky.
If you said that, you were not allowed to run as a liberal candidate.
But you can literally have CESAS saying, hey, no, don't run this guy.
This is super bad.
And Justin Trudeau will say, no, no, no, it's fine.
We'll sign off on this.
I would have the same criticisms for Justin Trudeau.
In fact, I do have the same criticisms for Justin Trudeau that I have for Handong.
Justin Trudeau has said that China is his favorite dictatorship.
Handong, get this.
This is why, again, it's absurd to call anybody who criticizes this nonsense racist, because Handong refused to vote against China's racism.
He snuck out of the House of Commons instead of voting in favor of a liberal sponsored motion to condemn Chinese genocide against Uyghurs and Turkic Muslims.
So he snuck out so that he didn't have to vote with his own party on this, exhibiting loyalty to the Chinese state more so than to the Liberal Party of Canada.
But according to Justin Trudeau, that's all fine and dandy as long as it wins, I guess, 11 ridings across the country.
But Handong is the one that's okay with racism because he refused to vote against China's racism.
And again, like I just, the gall of Justin Trudeau to think that he can get away with this stuff.
But I guess he does because he bought off the media.
Well, and it goes to show as well when the Freedom Convoy hit in Ottawa, just how it rallied so much support from law enforcement and the intelligence community.
I mean, Trudeau was clearly stealing from the Xi Jinping playbook by imposing Chinese-style lockdowns, dictatorship reign over Canadians all throughout the pandemic pandemonium.
And also with the electronic health passes known as the Arrive Can app, because he has probably been under the influence of China since he was elected liberal leader in 2013.
So are we surprised that Canadians are seeing now this tip of the iceberg is starting to unveil itself in terms of just how much interference the Chinese dictatorship has played in our country and the political system here?
And we also lived through, like, look, let's talk about the hypocrisy here.
We lived through a year of everybody freaking out about foreign meddling.
And but they said it was Russian.
And I was like, okay, well, I cared about foreign meddling a long time ago when they were, when foreign-funded campaigns were coming from San Francisco to block oil and gas development, like as early as, I don't know, 2010.
We're like, there's, there's literally billions of money coming in to influence our elections and our government policy.
And so foreign meddling is a real thing when it's real.
And so we lived through a year of the liberals and the media, but I feel like I'm repeating myself there, telling us that there were Russians under the hood of every truck that was in Ottawa during the Freedom Convoy.
It was a Russian-backed Kremlin operation, except there was never any evidence that it was anything other than a completely organic blue-collar uprising of people absolutely fed up with being told how to live their lives and having their constitutional rights stomped all over.
But it was according to the liberals, and even now they still talk about Russia, It's like the new red scare, except there's no there.
And now we have evidence of real foreign meddling, real red scare.
This is the real red scare, by the way.
This is like communists influencing the government, which is what the red scare was like, you know, three quarters of a century ago.
But they don't seem to care at all because the liberals who won't shut up about protecting democracy. are willing to sell out our democracy to the Chinese as long as they win 11 seats.
That's what they can be bought for.
Yeah, I think that you pretty much nailed it on the head there, Sheila.
It's just shocking that the gaslighting continues and the zero accountability, no transparency from this government who out the other side of their mouth will tout, oh, we're the most transparent government and we promote accountability.
And it is just the exact opposite.
Public Order Emergency Commission00:06:48
And I'm just glad to see this hitting the mainstream.
And I was actually pretty shocked yesterday hearing, as I listened live to this health conference or press announcement, hearing just how much the media was pushing back on Trudeau.
And I wished that that would have been over the course of the last five, eight years, similar.
And so I don't know if he'll, my guess based on history is that he will get away with this.
And oh, I apologize.
And we're going to do better next time.
And let me be the most clear I've been talks.
But yeah, I am just glad to see this is hitting the mainstream and that the mainstream media is pushing back on this and not just sort of cowering to the idea of, oh, no, are we actually racist?
And we better stop asking this line of questioning because that makes us racist.
Yeah, it's kind of shocking.
And I see that Han Dong did one of the things that Justin Trudeau does all the time.
He investigated himself and found himself innocent.
So I'm surprised.
I'm like, oh, that's very typically liberal.
When he was questioned about like, hey, did like, how did you not see a bunch of seniors showing up with your name on their arms?
Both of you.
And he's like, you know what?
I had my campaign volunteers and campaign staff investigate for irregularities.
And wouldn't you know what we didn't find any?
So I guess we're all good.
And I'm like, well, that's a little perfectly liberal, which is something Justin Trudeau just did with the Public Order Emergency Commission, investigating himself and find himself innocent.
Okay, we have some things in store for Han Dong.
So friends, stick around.
I think they're launching later on today.
At least I was rushing to get things done before I jumped on the live stream with Tamara.
So we will be, we've got, how do we want to call it?
A public awareness campaign brewing about this.
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We've got a lot of those stories.
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I had to write it up for the website.
I was so excited.
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I'm speaking to you at a moment of grave crisis, when violent and fanatical men are attempting to destroy the unity and the freedom of Canada.
But after weeks of dangerous and unlawful activities, after weeks of people being harassed in their neighborhoods and small businesses forced to close.
Democracy flourishes in Canada.
We don't always agree.
And that's okay.
Because individual liberty is cherished in Canada.
Our government will always defend freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly.
Has now been demonstrated to us by a few misguided persons.
After evidence of increased ideologically motivated violent extremism activity across the country.
Just how fragile a democratic society can be, it became clear that local and provincial authorities needed more tools to restore order and keep people safe.
These are matters of the utmost gravity.
And I want to tell you what the government is doing to deal with them.
The federal government has invoked the Emergencies Act.
The public's legitimate right to know why the government proclaimed an emergency and whether the actions it took were appropriate.
It is our view that there was no justification whatsoever to invoke the Emergencies Act.
It's so tough to watch, there's no reason for that.
They were literally running the horses through the crowd.
The police came straight to me and he targeted me and he took his gun off tear gas and he actually shook me directly in my legs.
Was it worth invoking the Emergencies Act, ma'am, to trample on the rights and freedoms of Canadians?
Why do you think excessive honking means that the government should strip citizens away from their rights?
Our next and final witness is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
order a lot.
I should tell everybody before we move on to the next story that we have one last in-person showing of Trudeau on trial.
It's at Church in the Vine on March 8th.
Great church, great people.
They stood up to the Alberta government and paid a real price for it.
$80,000 fine levied against them for shooing away the inspectors while they were preaching on the pulpit.
Just absolutely insane.
But they're great church.
They care about free speech and the right to speak your mind and speak what's on your heart.
And they have agreed to show Trudeau on trial.
It's the PG version, of course, because it's in a church.
So what that means is it's family friendly to take the kid older kids.
I think the younger kids would be kind of bored.
But older kids, there's no swears and we've made it at an affordable price point.
I think it's $12.14.
Service fees, $14.11.
So it's an affordable family evening out.
And I think we have pop and chips.
I'm not making popcorn this time.
I made popcorn for three hours last time.
We did one of these, and it's just too taxing because I have other things to do at these events.
But yeah, so it's pop and a drink or refreshment or refreshment and like a snack.
And you can get tickets for that at Trudeauontrial.com.
But don't sleep on it because every single time we do these events, it sells out.
And then like the last minute, day of or day before, people are like, I need tickets.
Sheila, can you help me get tickets?
David Suzuki's Anarchist Flag Allegation00:15:21
Can't break the fire code.
So please get your tickets now.
Yeah, there are certain rules meant to be broken, but that particular one is alive.
That's like a real safety thing.
So getting into this climate nonsense and the, I think it's 2SLGBTQ.
There's two more letters and then it's a plus topic.
I can't even keep track anymore.
Actually, I just received an email from our school board and they had it all written out.
And I thought, where did these two extra letters, when, and where did they come from?
But anyway, we have a video here of climate alarmist David Suzuki speaking at a rally in British Columbia about the old growth harvesting, the logging industry.
And it's funny because the clip is captured by, I think this is like a 15-year-old kid.
And he points out in there what Suzuki is saying and directly contrasts it with a certain flag that was present at the event.
So maybe before we chat about that, let's show you this.
Let's show David Suzuki being radical.
The thrust now.
Go down to the corners in Vancouver now.
There are signs.
Recall EB.
Have you seen that?
This is a legacy of the truckers, the anti-vax movement, all of this stuff.
And when you confront them, it's about freedom.
Freedom without responsibility is not freedom.
That's anarchy, and that's a rejection of society.
So understand.
We have a relationship that gives us responsibilities.
And the problem we face today is that we have very recently come out, removed ourselves from a web of relationships to thinking we live in a pyramid where we're at the top and everything down below is for us.
And even when you hear, you know, we have forgotten that we are one animal species.
We live on the surface of the land.
We know nothing about what's in the oceans that cover 70% of the planet.
And yet we've invaded over 85% of the oceans have already been invaded.
We have taken over the land, which is our area of living.
You just can't even keep up.
So yeah, that clip comes from this young guy named Tyson Hockley.
And I love that he points out that there is quite literally an anarchist flag in the crowd as Suzuki is like attempting to group everyone who, I guess, wanted to uphold their own bodily autonomy as an anarchist.
But David Suzuki really encapsulates, encapsulates, I should say, a rejection of societal norms.
I mean, everything that he's doing is so radical.
He like he threatened to blow up pipelines.
That sounds pretty much like anarchy to me and not very responsible either.
But yeah, we have Drea's article here, which I wanted to, I thought one paragraph in particular really hit it the nail on the head where she says, instead of forming illegal blockades, I think it's just down a little bit further.
Yeah, there it is.
Instead of forming illegal blockades and throwing manure at the premier's office, like anti-old growth logging activists in British Columbia have done before, the activists behind the recall David Eby campaign seek to use BC's existing recall legislation to get rid of NDP Premier David Eby's ability to sit in the Legislative Assembly by recalling his MLA seat.
So this doesn't sound very anarchist-like to me, Sheila.
It's literally the opposite of anarchy is using the existing laws.
And again, calling the truckers anarchists, that's insane.
Because the point was the truckers didn't want no rules.
They wanted the laws of the land respected.
They wanted the Constitution, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms to be recognized again by a government that was disregarding them.
And this is all part of these extremist old-growth logging protests taking place in BC.
And they're blocking the roads there, right?
Like they go out into the streets and they block the roads.
And I'm reliably informed that that constitution constitutes a national security crisis.
And I will tell you one thing I know about environmental activists, they don't have a lot of useful life skills, tangible life skills.
And so I am of probably a very strong suspicion, and I'm probably definitely right, that they don't have the logistics skills that truckers have to keep a lane of traffic open for emergency services vehicles, which is indeed what the truckers did.
And I definitely, definitely think that people who ride a bike for a living, they are not able to recognize how to keep, you know, lanes of traffic open.
But, you know, listening to David Suzuki, and I don't know if you know, but I did write a best-selling book about David Suzuki called the Unauthorized Biography of David Suzuki.
And I did it to ruin his special day because he was getting an honorary degree from the University of Alberta, a university that is supported by the oil and gas industry and who graduates a lot of people in the technical engineering fields who go on to work in oil and gas.
And he was getting an honorary degree from the university.
And I thought, you know what?
Let's ruin it.
Let's tell everybody all the things we know about him that will not be reported by the CBC because, frankly, he's a creation of the CBC.
And because he's a fruit fly geneticist, he's not an environmentalist by any means.
But one of the reoccurring themes from him is that, okay, he's anti-immigration.
He basically says Canada's full.
I think his parents were first generation Canadians because he was in a Japanese internment camp as a child.
So this is a guy who should know what xenophobic sentiment can bring to new Canadians.
He calls in his speech there, he called people invaders.
He said, we're just another animal, which is like, I'm not just another animal friend.
I'm the top of the food chain.
And, you know, this is his outlook on people.
And he's always been a hypocrite.
That's why it doesn't surprise me that while he's calling other people anarchists, there's an anarchist flag behind him.
He's also said that, like, he's a depopulationist.
He said there are too many people on the face of the earth.
The guy's got five kids.
He also said that, you know, the oceans are rising, but he owns beachfront property.
One of his houses is literally on the beach.
I'm like, mom, you seem to think it's a good investment to live on the beach.
So the oceans can't be rising that quickly.
And he says, you know, like we have to get rid of fossil fuel commuting.
He owns a house or an apartment, I think it is, when I pulled the property records in Australia.
I think it's a Kondo in Australia.
So his commute to his property in Australia is an actual circumnavigation of the globe.
But me driving to town to half an hour to get milk, I'm the real problem.
So, I mean, he's just among other problems with some of his like insisting on an all-female security detail when he speaks on university campuses, which is completely weird.
He's just a hypocrite, but the mainstream media just glosses right over it because, oh, look, it's David Suzuki.
And when he's really just a crazy old man.
As evidenced by that clip that we just showed you.
Speaking of crazy old man, and maybe he's not an old man necessarily, but the next article that we have to share with you is an NDP member of parliament who basically equates anyone who supports the oil and gas industry as a white supremacist.
And so, Sheila, I think you'll probably have more to say on this particular topic, given that you are the oil child of Alberta.
Yeah, and an expert on the NDP.
Just a little bit, a little bit.
Yeah.
So Matthew Green.
So go ahead.
No, I was just going to say, NDP MP Matthew Greene.
So Hamilton Center, Hamilton remains one of the crazier places in the country for some reason.
Like they just are, it's crazy there.
And I think, thank God, hometown of Efron, our head of video.
It spawned Efron, but not a lot of other good things.
Oh, also, Fraser McBurney, fight the fines or civilians.
He's never going to run out of things to protest in Hamilton because it's a crazy, crazy place.
But anyways, NDP MP Matthew Greene, Hamilton Center, claimed that conventional oil and gas supporters espouse white supremacy.
He called it anti-Indigenous that targets Indigenous communities that targets environmental justice activists, said Green in a video on social media.
And it's real for me.
How?
He's in Hamilton.
What does he know about any of this?
But Dale Swampy.
So Dale Swampy is, he used to run the National Coalition of Chiefs, told the Canadian Energy Center.
So the Canadian Energy Center is a crown entity here in Alberta, that any belief of broad Indigenous opposition to energy projects is not a reality.
To say that we're against development is ludicrous.
We're in favor of prosperity, said Swampy.
People think we're all on welfare and against every piece of development that comes our way.
It's frustrating.
We know that the majority of chiefs are in favor of participating in major oil projects.
Dale Swampy is absolutely right.
In fact, on some reserves in the north, in and around Fort McMurray, their unemployment rate is lower than the white communities around them because of their partnerships with oil and gas.
The Miccasu Cree own a multi, I think they're approaching a billion dollars in like an oil and gas company.
It's a Miccasu group of companies.
Every major oil and gas project in the north of Alberta, if it goes anywhere even close to an Indigenous community, there's a partnership often right of first refusal for jobs.
If there is an industry in this country that I would describe as Indigenous, it would be oil and gas and mining.
And we know that the numbers stack up.
They employ by a share of the population, a much greater share of the population of Indigenous people are employed in oil and gas and mining.
Why?
Because those projects are in their communities.
So get to stay on their traditional land, practice their traditional culture, and get out of generational poverty.
It's a win-win-win.
And some white liberal from Hamilton who's gone nowhere near an oil and gas project, let alone set foot anywhere near Fort McMurray, is saying that this is anti-Indigenous and it's real for him.
His policies would seek to employ thousands of Indigenous people, Indigenous people living and working in their communities on their traditional lands, stewarding the land for future generations.
And I think one of the most vocal activists, proponents of oil and gas development is my friend Robbie Picard.
He is Métis and he is the biggest booster for Fort McMurray, but also for families like mine that you will find in this country.
And he does it largely for free because he cares about getting his people out of poverty.
And that's exactly the story that you will never see in the mainstream media.
They want to find the most radical, fringiest groups that are acting like actual anarchists as promoted by David Suzuki, the likes of David Suzuki.
And that's who they'll feature.
And they'll never feature how this industry has alleviated poverty and allowed the flourishing of economic growth in any of these communities, but rather just espouse these radical ideas of these far left radical ideologues like NDP MP Matthew Green and the likes of David Suzuki.
So speaking of the climate alarmism topics, we have an ice drag show, I guess, figure skaters.
And their plans, unfortunately, had to be canceled because, well, the ice was melting.
And so Sheila, did you say that you wrote this up earlier?
Because I must have missed it.
Yeah, I wrote it up for the website yesterday.
Maybe we can find my version because I looked into the other possibilities for what they could have done if they actually wanted this to go ahead.
But yeah, this is, as they say, the intersection of two far left ideas, climate change and gender theory.
And I was like, what a hellish, perfect storm.
This is a special circle of hell for me.
If I don't die in a state of grace, if they don't permit the priest to come to the hospital upon my death, this is where I will end up at a climate change drag show for eternity.
So anyways, I wrote this up and it says climate change themed drag show on ice event canceled, global warming blamed.
And the names of some of the drag protesters here are really solid.
That photo.
Just a photo alone.
I mean.
Okay, well, the best part is that even in the CBC article, they can't really blame climate change because they're saying they use words like unseasonably warm.
So this is not a usual thing.
It's like an errant sort of weird mark on a graph that doesn't make any sense this year.
It's just an oddball year.
So they say Philadelphia faced its warmest January in 91 years.
Okay, so my SUV wasn't around the last time it was this warm, right?
Like 91 years ago, but somehow it's climate change.
And they go on to call it unseasonably, unseasonably, unseasonably.
Fossil Fuels vs. Humanity00:03:27
And this is put on by the Bearded Ladies Cabaret.
And they call themselves a girl gang.
And there's one person dressed as humanity, or I think is it humanity?
I forget what.
There was a bunch of really weird affiliations that they were trying to tie in here.
Yeah, there's, I think one person is depicted person, is depicted as humanity, and then the rest are like oil and gas, fossil fuels.
And this person skates around and then oil and gas come and like take all their clothes off, basically like stripping them of their humanity until this person is mostly naked at this like, I don't know, climate change stars on ice meets drag queens.
And they also, to throw in for good measure, they also have somebody dressed as nuclear energy dancing to Britney Spears's toxic.
So yeah.
It's yeah, non-I can't believe this is real life.
Yeah, non-binary parental guardian nature dances to an Ariana Grande number and then skates out to warn the audience that paying for carbon is a placebo for actually reducing their reliance on fossil fuels.
Now, I point out that there is, this is put on by Philadelphia Climate Works and a bunch of other garbage, Philadelphia via Jobs with Justice.
Anyway, it says drag and queer performance is an act of survival and the climate issue is an issue of survival.
So I think they're quite aligned, said the person who put this stuff on.
But I noted that, you know, what would have helped this thing go forward is doing it in a fossil fueled indoor arena, like the one in Philly, where I think the flyers lost catastrophically to the, was it the devils the other day?
It was like 7-0.
Maybe was it Canadians?
But yeah, so there are arenas where you wouldn't have to cancel your stuff, but those rely on fossil fuels to keep things artificially chilled and then other parts warm.
Yeah.
I said, if only there were such a thing as indoor artificially cooled ice surfaces made possible by reliable fossil fuel energy, some kind of enclosed arena perhaps, where the flyers lost to the Canadians on Friday night, which is exactly what happened.
Well, and this is an outdoor rink.
I mean, they still rely on fossil fuels to keep the rink and the ice fresh and cold and hard.
And there's pipes that run underneath of that rink to keep it cold.
I mean, you can see in this photo here, which I imagine is from a previous event at this outdoor arena, that they have boards and everything.
And everything that the drag queens are wearing, everything that they plaster on their faces, this all comes from the oil and gas industry.
Yeah, the weird, I'm glad that you read that little placebo part, because I guess the people had to pay to offset the carbon footprint of the event.
And they were like, I tricked you.
Yeah, yeah.
Basically, because it's a placebo for actually reducing their reliance on fossil fuels.
Well, you are putting on a show using all of the fossil fuels.
Drag Queens and Fossil Fuels00:09:54
What do you expect is going to happen here?
And then it's like a really weird normalization for the future, which we predict of, you know, trading your carbon credits.
That is just like an eerie play on what people would otherwise have coined, you know, a year or two ago as a conspiracy theory.
And we won't say the technical word, which we're not allowed to say on YouTube, but paving the way for you to essentially be boxed into a community.
Yeah, I forget who said it, but I know my friend Michelle Sterling from Friends of Science says it all the time that carbon credits is paying someone for the exchange of nothing.
So, you paid someone for the exchange of literally nothing, and you're like, ah, I saved a whale today.
Like, it's so stupid.
Um, but people fall for this stuff, obviously.
I say people who go to um all ages drag shows.
Um, well, it reminds me too of that trans figure skater, remember from Finland, where there was just like an epic fail, and so I'm still convinced that that was a fake.
I'm still, I just can't even believe that that was real.
I can't even believe that this event was real, and I don't even think some of these drag queens.
Oh, yeah, here we go.
Oh, just so lost looking.
And here we're going for a turn.
Oh, and a spin.
I'm gonna get it.
Every time I see, every time I see this, every time I see this, I'm like, there's a perfectly good woman who is losing an opportunity here somewhere.
This could have been like perfectly just out there living her best life, taking advantage of an opportunity that should have been afforded to her.
I saw, um, the, I think it was on naturally, it was on TVC.
It was Indigenous model model because everybody who posts to Instagram is a model now that went to New York, I think it was New York Fashion Week.
And then I was like, okay, well, who's this model modeling women's clothes?
Click on the link.
I'm like, ah, yeah.
Looking at an overweight dude.
And I'm like, Sam Smith has done something really terrible to society over the last, I think, 18 months.
But I'm like, okay, so we could have had a strikingly beautiful Indigenous woman walking the runways of New York, celebrating her culture.
And instead, some guy on too much pop and chips is walking in her place.
I'm like, what the heck is going on?
But yeah, this is tolerance is acceptance, I guess.
Progressive.
It's so progressive.
Progressive.
Progressive stealing, stealing opportunities from women in the name of progress.
Feminism.
Feminism.
Where are the feminists?
Oh, I don't know.
They're mad at Derek Reimer in Calgary, obviously.
Yes, let's pave the way for our next video here, which is a Calgary pastor Derek Reimer, who was essentially assaulted, like really trying to shed light on and denounce this Calgary public library drag story time.
And it always just makes me wonder why our tax dollars are going to fund these institutions, like a library, which isn't really an institution, but a public service, to host these sorts of events.
If you want to do the drag weirdness, go and expose your children to that kind of stuff, then go in your own time and do it and go and pay somewhere to rent a facility if they would even let you.
But why do our tax dollar-funded spaces have to go towards this?
So let's show this clip of Pastor being assaulted.
Okay, we are now calling the police.
We have the police coming.
So it is your choice to leave or deal with the police.
Very abusive in there.
We aren't leaving.
For love is love.
That was like very beautiful.
Jeez.
For love is love, right?
As a parent of kids in here, you need to get out.
Okay, that's insane.
So Derek is Fight the Finds client number two, by the way.
Just behind Pastor Art.
He was in trouble for the same thing, feeding the homeless in downtown Calgary and caring about Calgary's forgotten people during the time of COVID.
So we know Pastor Derek very well.
But what I think is remarkable, by the way, we do have a campaign because Calgary's mayor Giodi Gondek is trying to weaponize Calgary's anti-harassment law, which is unconstitutional on its face because there are such things as harassment laws that are in the criminal code and not bylaw problems.
She wants to weaponize it to shut up anti-drag protesters who are like Pastor Derek outraged at government facilities and little kids being exposed to these in government-funded facilities.
I don't think little kids should be exposed to drag at all.
I think it's an adult burlesque thing.
So, but if adults want to do this in private places, okay, who cares?
I won't go, but these are private companies making business decisions.
Not who cares, but I just, I don't think there's a place for me to be all that interested in it.
It's the showing it to little kids in a library, which is supposed to be a safe place for little kids.
Like, if you want to read little kids a book, read them a book.
Why do you got to do it dressed as a lady?
That's more than librarians.
Yeah.
Reading librarians are.
It's wholesome.
That's their job.
They're supposed to look like Miss Frizzle from the magic school bus, right?
Yeah.
But there are things.
So by the way, getting back to the campaign.
So we have fightcensorshipfines.com.
If you get one of these anti-harassment laws for peacefully protesting a drag queen event in Calgary, let us know.
Go to fightcensorshipfines.com and submit your find there.
Tell us your story.
And if you want to make a donation to help people like Pastor Derek, obviously there, you can do that at the same website.
And it is done in partnership with the Democracy Fund.
So you qualify for a charitable tax credit because we don't think protesting government policy should be illegal anywhere, no matter where you fall down on this issue, which is funny because some of the more frisky anti-anti-drag queen protesters, so like the pro-drag queen people who show up to want to fight Pastor Derek, some of them were charged under the anti-harassment law because they showed up with megaphones and they're being obnoxious and making noise.
And the Calgary police said, ah, this actually falls under the unconstitutional bylaw.
Let's ticket them.
And so now the Canadian anti-hate network is beside themselves because they got what they wished for.
They just, but however, they didn't want the anti-harassment law equally applied.
They only wanted it applied to their political enemy.
So now they're mad.
But what we're seeing, like, Derek is right.
There are places where little kids are not supposed to be.
You know what?
Sometimes they go to wrestling events and sometimes they're not all ages.
Sometimes they go to MMA and those are not quite frequently all ages because the violence or whatever.
And I understand that.
I get the point.
Now wrestling is kind of campy.
So I mean, come on, settle down.
And I think parents can make the decisions for that kind of stuff.
But this is hypersexualization.
People dressed as men, confusing kids and doing a normal thing like reading a book, which is, I think, what I find so sinister.
But did you hear, there's a long way for me to get to this one point.
Did you hear what the lady said when she was talking to whoever it was when they like assaulted Pastor Derek?
We don't want the kids in here to be upset.
And I'm like, that's why Derek's there.
Derek is also there for the same reason.
They're like, we don't want the kids to be exposed to his hate and his violence.
And I'm like, you guys just shoved him around, beat him up in front of a bunch of kids.
You guys are really concerned about the kids?
Give me a break.
Well, and actions speak louder than words.
And so naturally, these children, as you already mentioned, are going to be so confused because on one hand, they hear all this fluffy, flowery language being espoused.
And on the other side, they see the actions are directly conflicting with what is being said to them.
So, I mean, the assault on your ability to rationalize and make logical sense of these situations from a young child is just astronomically awry in this whole situation of drag story time and further compounded by the way that they are acting in videos like this and in other videos that we've seen,
like that series that Drea put out with the protesters outside and they call for Antifa and the intimidation tactics.
Pharma Lobby's Carbon Deception00:05:47
It's really, really gross to see, and especially seeing it all be reinforced by bureaucrats and politicians.
And then, of course, the mainstream media who turns a blatant blind eye to the aggression and the violence and the intimidation while trying to hold up and prop up this narrative of love is love and inclusivity and tolerance.
And again, it's the same hypocrisy that you see over and over again in the government and in the world and in the policies that are just on different realms of hypocrisy.
But it's all hypocritical and you can point out the holes all day long.
But until the masses start to see it and until the mainstream media starts to take their job of doing actual journalism seriously, unfortunately, people have to rely on places like us to get those reports and get that other side and see the full scope of what's going on in the world because there are rose-colored glasses being put on everything.
So I'm hoping that you don't see us here for what we really are.
And we have taken so much time.
We have one other topic in the title that we should just get to, which is apparently that these pharmaceutical lobby partnerships are going to reduce our carbon footprints.
I guess keeping people out of hospitals, the hospitals contribute to a certain percentage of carbon emissions.
And somehow research and development for biopharmaceutical products is going to reduce the healthcare system's carbon footprint.
So we have the CEO of AstraZeneca in that press announcement yesterday with Prime Minister Trudeau and Ontario Premier Doug Ford.
We have a small clip of him saying that pretty much verbatim.
So if you want, we will check it out now.
And finally, we can also save a lot of carbon because people don't know, but the healthcare services actually produce 4% of carbon emissions in the world.
That's on average in the world.
But in advanced countries like the US, and I'm sure it's the same in Canada, 8% of carbon emissions come from the healthcare sector.
And it's mostly in hospitals.
So going to a hospital is bad for you, bad for your health, but you cost money and also you generate a lot of carbon.
So if we can keep people out of the hospital and cure them quickly, we will really affect people, but also countries and societies in a big way.
And finally.
Yeah, again, the hypocrisy, right?
You have a pharmaceutical giant, the CEO of a pharmaceutical company, saying that if we can cure people.
Well, the cures aren't financially reliable for a pharmaceutical company.
They're not vested in the interests of creating cures.
They don't want to cure anybody.
They want to create customers and lifelong clients.
So again, you see the hypocrisy of what these people are talking about as he's flown from who knows where to be at this one day, one hour long press release and is somehow saying that 4% healthcare carbon emissions is detrimental to the environment and climate alarmism.
I mean, as soon as they started tying in their investment in Canada with climate change and climate alarmism and the whole carbon nonsense, that right there, my red flags are up already.
Yeah, these people see us as the carbon they want to reduce.
And so I'm always, especially when these people are pharmaceutical companies, it makes me very frightened.
Just looking at him, why do all these people look like, as I always say, vampires familiars?
They look like the life is being slowly suckled out of them every single night.
He looks like Renfield from Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Like he doesn't look like a healthy guy.
And he's a pharmaceutical CEO.
But, you know, when you think about like these, they talk about climate change because it's a popular thing and they want to get in tight with the government.
They already are, right?
But think about the waste, the carbon waste, the garbage associated with a never-ending regimen of boosters that don't work.
So you're creating all this waste to administer boosters that don't work every six months in perpetuity.
And you're lecturing me about my climate footprint.
Get real, Renfield.
Like, give me a break.
And the whole announcement was this AstraZeneca lab hub being built in Mississauga here in Ontario.
And I would be really interested to know what the carbon footprint of a biopharmaceutical research and development lab and hub creation would be, right?
Like that's going to be way more than 4% healthcare carbon emission.
And how much goes into, you know, researching and developing all of these products and all of the plastic used for all of these products and the class and the mechanics of developing pharmaceutical products.
I mean, I would imagine that the pharmaceutical lobby has a massive carbon emission, but they want to deflect from all of that by blaming your hospital visit as the problem.
Yes.
AI and Pornography: Dehumanization and Deviance00:06:17
We should get to some of these chats.
Yeah.
Because they have a few on.
Yeah.
And there's one that was missed the other day that I want to address, even though I'm not sure that we can as a companies address it.
But I think since the editorial team is here, you and me are the editorial team, we can sort of do our best to address it.
So we've got one from Abelist that said, this was a chat.
So it wasn't like this came in as a chat the other day, but I want to point out the reason we flagged it is said he wasted $6 on unanswered zip chat questions.
So Yankee, thank you for digging this up.
We said that it was a $5 chat that we missed, and we're sorry, calling the conservative porn star the R word.
And I'm going to tell you, I don't use that word because if you are a parent or someone with a developmental disorder or disability, this is like the N-word for them.
This is so dehumanizing.
When you say lib that word, I don't use it.
I refuse to use it.
It is so dehumanizing to the most vulnerable people amongst us.
I'm not one to language police.
So if you want to use it, and if you want people to think of you a certain way, when you use it, that's fine.
But I'm not language policing, but I personally, that word will never leave my mouth.
It will never leave my mouth.
And I have made the mistake in my earlier life of using the word, but I will never use it now.
Never.
Anyway, let's go on.
And this person asked for Rebel News' general views on pornography as a whole.
And this person stated that they wanted aggressive regulation of the live action porn industry.
Now, I don't think as Rebel News, we have a general stance on pornography, but I think that generally speaking, and if you want my viewpoint, and I think my viewpoint is probably something similar to the company as a whole,
I think pornography, even when it is willingly entered into by both parties, the consumer and the person involved behind this, like the, I guess, the actor, if you can call it acting.
I think that no matter how you slice it, even if everybody's consenting, it is absolute exploitation.
It is selling the human body.
It is cheapening the human body.
And if you're someone like me who thinks that sex is a sacred covenant, it's revolting.
And whether or not that woman or the man participating in the pornography sees it as damaging to them, that doesn't matter because at the end of the day, it is damaging to them and to the consumer as well.
The amount of marriages and relationships that are ruined due to porn addiction and the constant stimulization of that portion of your brain, it's devastating.
It harms wives, it harms children, it is terrible.
Now, regulation of the live action porn industry, I don't even think that's going to be necessary or something you're even going to have to think about anymore because of AI.
I've seen articles.
I try not to delve into that world, but I'm always concerned about, you know, how this is a moral and ethical issue.
And the implications of AI on pornography are chilling, chilling.
The amount of deviancies that will be fed and probably made worse through AI, I think is problematic.
And it is, I know one of my fascinations is serial killers.
How do normal people end up there?
Seemingly normal people end up there.
And there is a constant progression.
And I think that AI pornography will lead to not fewer sex crimes and murders, but probably more, because AI can only address certain things as it rewires your brain until you need to step it up and accelerate it.
That's how Paul Bernardo went from being the Scarborough rapist to Paul Bernardo serial killer, is because that rewiring of your brain requires constant stimulation and stepping it up all the time.
And I think AI is going to feed into that and make the cycle happen a lot quicker, especially with the worst of things where you cannot find an actor to participate in it.
So I think that's where I'm at at pornography.
I think it is dehumanization, demeaning, and frankly, evil.
Yeah, I don't have too much more to add there because I completely agree other than noting that it contributes really to Gross hypersexualization of people, and sadly, primarily men, and yet further contributes to these deviances.
And it's a waste of your sexual energy.
If you are in a partnership, if you're in a marriage, I wholeheartedly believe that your partner should receive all of your energy, whether that be sexual or otherwise, and wasting it away on really grotesque scenes and situations that are not wholesome and in a lot of instances, loving, is inappropriate, in my opinion.
So that is something that I very highly denounce and do not want to partake in or have anyone in my family partake in.
And it's really sad to see young men being so really indoctrinated by that sector because it's not real life.
And it shouldn't be.
And the unreasonable expectation placed on their partners after, you know, being expected to live up to the things that they've seen on the other end of a screen.
I think it is destructive to the female psyche also.
And I think in my younger years, I took a more libertarian approach to this.
I thought, you know what, those two consenting adults, the consumer and the people on screen, what's the role in it for me if I don't consume it and I have my own religious viewpoint?
Race and Nation00:03:30
Okay, whatever.
But now, you know, when you look at the damage that it does to people, I'm my libertarian tendencies with regard to that have completely evaporated.
And there's a lot of outright pedophilic tendencies happening in what you would easily access on the internet there.
And that is disgusting and contributes to that normalization and also further victimizes young women and teens who may be being trafficked.
And so there is a whole, I mean, we could probably go on and on.
So there's a whole bunch of issues here with pornography.
And in my personal opinion, very much is in alignment with what Sheila has said and what I've already said thus far.
But let's move on here because we have our favorite rebel, Frasier McBurney.
He gives $5.
Thank you, Frasier.
You can tell he's lying because he is blushing.
Yeah.
So I assume that was in response to Trudeau and the sad short clips that we had to show of him.
Sorry for that, everyone.
And Mark gives $5.
China is a nation, not a race.
Canada is not a race.
It's a nation.
Jamaica is a nation, not a race.
I am sick of JT, Justin Trudeau, saying country is a race.
Yeah, maybe Justin Trudeau is the real racist here.
Blackface.
Oh, gosh.
Yeah, well, case in point.
The $5 again from Frasier.
Thank you.
The Charter of Rights and Freedoms is a proclamation issued in the UK Parliament.
The Canadian Bill of Rights was passed in the Canadian Parliament and is law in Canada.
I'm not sure how accurate that is, but there's one's provincial legislation, one's federal, and so one supersedes the other.
And in the absence of having more time to get into the nitty-gritty, which I think I've actually done in a video with a lawyer, oh, I can't remember his name.
But anyway, you could dig up my video from several months ago and we just specifically discussed the Bill of Rights and why it wasn't necessarily an appropriate piece of legislation to cling to in this context and in the context of business closures and things like this.
So anyway, with that, we're 10 minutes out and I think the studio is tied up in next segment.
So we have to get off the live stream.
Yes.
Closing remarks from you, Sheila?
Nope.
Just thanks so much, Tamara, for helping me through this.
And thank you for sharing my viewpoint on pornography since we are the editorial team.
I do not feel alone.
And thanks to everybody who chipped in to donate a little bit to have their voices heard here on Rebel News.
Sorry, we missed that chat from the other day.
We are not perfect, but we achieve to be better every single day.
Thanks to everybody who watches and shares.
Thanks to everybody behind the board.
And as David Menzies always says, stay sane.
My name is Ben Bankus, he him, hold that.
As Prime Minister of Toronto, I will do everything in my power to make sure that the trans community feels safe here at Union Station, where one trans person was assaulted nine years ago.
So we are going to be making all crime illegal.
To implement this, we will be defunding the police and starting a new service called the Please Stop Doing Bad Stuff Brigade.