Alexa Lavoie and the host defend Jason Kenney’s Alberta Day shift while promoting Rebel News’ Israel-Dubai trip (Sept 5–14) to counter apartheid narratives, then pivot to wildfires—dismissing climate change as a factor despite years of federal carbon taxes—while mocking Gilboe’s blame on conservatives. A Londonderry teacher’s Pride push sparks outrage over "emotional terrorism," while Billboard Chris heads to Ottawa amid Antifa threats, rallying against gender clinics and state-funded LGBTQ+ indoctrination. The episode ties these battles to a broader claim: Canada’s secularism and parental rights are under attack by a globalist agenda, from school assignments to Trudeau’s alleged misogyny and Saudi-backed sports mergers. [Automatically generated summary]
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This is the Rebel News daily roundup, normally hosted by David Menzies and then somebody else.
Today it's hosted by me and my friend Alexa Lavois.
Alexa, you're in studio.
I think this is your first time seeing the new studio.
What's it like?
I haven't seen it yet.
It's so amazing.
I really like it.
It's so well built.
Yeah, and people, if you want to still, you can still get involved in helping us cover the cost of that.
It's buildthedream.ca.
You can see how much it costs and everything we want to do in the studio and all the things that we have done in the studio.
So buildthedream.ca.
Now, I should tell everybody what we're doing before we get into the things that we want to talk about today.
And there's a bunch.
But if you want to support the work that we do completely willingly, and you are watching us on the censorship platform of YouTube, might I suggest you migrate over to a more free speechy platform, let's say Rumble or locals.com or Odyssey.
On those platforms, you're given the opportunity to leave us a paid chat.
On Rumble, it's called the Rumble Rant.
On Odyssey, it's called the Hyper Chat.
And if you leave us a paid chat that sort of democratizes the show, you can take the show in your own direction because we will read your paid chat and respond to it on air.
And it is something that we rely on here at Rebel News because we'll never take a penny from Justin Trudeau because how could we hold him accountable if we did do that, mainstream media, you absolute panhandlers.
Anyway, so all that is to say, let's get into the news of the day.
But before we do, there's another way that you can support the work that we do here at Rebel News and show your Rebel pride.
And that is by maybe heading on over to the Rebel News store at rebelnewsstore.com and grab it.
That's Ezra's favorite shirt, the Justin Castro shirt.
But this is one of the ways that you can support Rebel News and get yourself a little something in return.
And we've got a whole bunch of brand new Canada Day merch that if you order now, sort of within the next week or so, it should get to you in time before Canada Day so that you can wear it on Canada Day or as David Menzies says, Dominion Day.
And if you'd like a 10% discount, you can use the coupon code Sheila10 or you can use Alexa10 to take advantage of a 10% discount.
And I think we have, it's free shipping on our merch, is it not?
I believe it is.
Yeah, it is.
Yeah.
And, oh, gosh, I haven't even seen all the new Canada Day stuff.
Me too.
I am supposed to be like with a keen eye to the merch store just for editorial purposes, although I think it's hard to do something controversial with Canada Day stuff unless, you know, like you listen to the left and even celebrating Canada Day is some sort of sin.
If you, you know, if you're just a normal person, apparently fireworks in Canada Day and singing the appropriate anthem, that's some sort of sin with these people.
But the news merch looks great.
There's a ton in there.
Good job, merch team.
Looks awesome.
We need Quebec Day 2.
Do you guys have a Quebec Day?
When is that?
It's 23 of June.
Oh, see, in Alberta, there's no such thing as Labor Day.
One of the best things that Jason Kenney did was snatch Labor Day away from the unions and then turn it into Alberta Day.
So, you know, that was, you know what?
He's got a complicated legacy, but that's one thing I'm in favor of.
But it's a good background story of Alberta De yeah, that's how we got it.
Jason Kenney was like, you know, the unions, they're not the greatest.
Let's make this a day for all Albertans instead of just the union movement.
And the union movement was pretty upset, but I don't care.
I don't care.
It's a good thing that he did.
One more housekeeping note before we move on.
Israel And Dubai Experiences00:04:34
For those of you who are interested, and I cannot recommend this trip enough, it's at rebelvacations.com.
And if you really want to have the scales fall away from your eyes in real time, might I suggest you come with us to Israel and Dubai.
We're going, I believe it is in September, Efron, Olivia, correct me if I'm wrong.
We bring up the rebel vacations.
Okay.
So it's the Abraham Accords fact-finding mission to Israel and Dubai.
And I'll be there.
Drea will be there.
Abby will be there.
David Mendes will be there September 5th to 14th.
This is, it will be a packed trip.
Like you are going to be learning something about the Holy Land and the Middle East every single day.
One of the things that I found most fascinating was just what the wall really is, what the security fence really is, because it's not really a security fence in most places.
So you'll visit Israel's borders with the Gaza Strip, Lebanon and Syria, the threat of Iran.
We're also going to the UAE because you can do that now because one of Trump's greatest legacies is that peace broke out in the Middle East.
And, you know, you'll see the sights and sounds of the Holy Land that historically you'll really enjoy.
Whether you're a Christian or not, whether you're a Jew or not, you know, you'll go to the church of the Nativity.
You'll also go to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, which is the site of the crucifixion.
And I found myself making third-class relics all over the place.
I remember Ezra's like, you got to buy another rosary?
I'm like, yeah, I got to rub it on everything around here.
So I just, I came home with like a suitcase full of rosaries.
It was a lot.
I've been there twice, and I feel like I still haven't seen and learned all the things that I want to learn about the Holy Land.
So if you want to join us because we want to take our friends with us, please go to rebelvacations.com where you can get more details.
But it is a once-in-a-lifetime trip.
And I can't wait to bring people with us and have them just like learning about these things in real time and cutting through the media lies.
Like the media lies so much about Israel.
And then you go there and you're like, no, there might be, as they say, apartheid there, but it's definitely not in the way you think it is.
There are places where Jews can't go.
That's how that works.
You'll learn about the media lies in real time.
It's going to be really shocking for you.
And as I said, it's a once-in-a-lifetime trip.
And you're going to have so much fun with your favorite rebels, which I believe includes me.
You look so much passionate.
It's beautiful.
Oh, I love it.
I love it.
I love it.
You know what?
I'll tell you a little anecdote.
The first time I was there, and you have a, to be a tour guide in Israel, it's like a university level course, right?
Like it's not just like some guy pointing at stuff.
It's, you have to have a history of archaeology and biblical history.
So you have to know everything, right?
And Israel is just, it's living history, right?
You build a garage and you excavate to build a garage, and you're like, oh, I found a Roman temple.
Like, it's that sort of stuff, right?
Every day.
And we're driving, and the tour guy goes, Do you know, you know, when Jesus went and he sort of wrestled with the devil, he was tormented by the devil in the wilderness.
And the tour guy's like, that's the wilderness right there.
And I'm like, what?
He's like, that's the wilderness right there.
I'm like, there are people riding jerk bikes there.
He's like, yeah, you know, we live in history every day.
We interact with history every day.
Like, you forget that these things that you read in the Bible, these places that you see in the Bible, are people just live in them in real time.
And I'm like, there are people ripping doughnuts in the wilderness where Jesus struggled with the devil.
It's really something else.
It's really, it's an amazing trip.
And like I said, it's a once-in-a-lifetime trip.
One day, one day for me.
You're a very traveled lady, though.
You've been to a lot of places in the world.
Climate Change and Wildfires00:13:58
I think we should get right into the wildfire scenario because the liberals and the left in the mainstream media, but I think I'm probably repeating myself because they seem to be all the same people with all the same agenda.
They really want the wildfires that started in Alberta.
You know, like our wildfires now are under control.
They've lifted the state of emergency in our province, I think, just a couple days ago.
But in Ontario, Quebec, and the East Coast, they are raging.
And now Toronto is dealing with the bad air quality that we dealt with a month ago here.
And it's, you know, like it's, I'm not sure.
Is it apocalyptically orange there right now?
Is it really smoky and orange?
I heard, I heard some people were like, it's the sky is orange.
It looks like it's burning.
But I didn't notice me because I'm in Quebec, Montreal.
But one of my friends, she lives where the fire is and they were evacuated from the area.
So they needed to all take the people away.
So it's kind of sad because when you think that her house is all built in wood and you need to leave your home and you don't know if your home will be burned when you come back.
Yeah.
Yeah, it's crazy.
I mean, I live in a log house and the fires were literally two miles over from where I was when I was away from home.
I was in Regina for work.
And luckily, my husband was home with kids.
Normally it's just my in-laws who are here with the kids when I'm gone.
But it was very, very close.
And I live in a log house.
It just would have gone up like that.
But the work that these firefighters do, by the way.
So, you know, after the fire had been under control and I sort of drove by as they were putting out hot spots to see just how close the fires got to these really nice homes.
And they were able to save the homes.
Like just right up to their lawn, everything's burned.
And then it looks like this house, perfect house in the middle of the fire.
It's really amazing the work that these firefighters do.
But it is also being undermined by the politicians.
So let's go to Nova Scotia.
Yep.
Nova Scotia, their fires are still burning out of control.
And some of these smoke plumes are ending up in New York City, where New York City is, I suppose, experiencing even worse air quality than they normally get in living one of the world's largest cities.
But so initially it was reported and we corrected our reporting.
Initially, it was reported that arsons had started some of the fires, the wildfires in Nova Scotia.
Now, the arsons were contained and did not create a wildfire.
But that is not to say that the fires are not arson.
They're still investigating the fires there for arson.
And in Alberta, several of the wildfires were arson, including these ones that were burning in Cold Lake.
Man facing 10 arsons after a string of wildfires.
Major fires every single year in Alberta actually happened to be arson.
So the fire that burned the town of Slave Lake to the ground a few years ago, that was arson.
But fires just also start.
They start by lightning.
They start by cigarettes being thrown out.
They start by sparks being thrown off the tailpipe of an ATV.
That's what happens when you live in the boreal forest, where much of Canada outside of the major cities actually live.
Like the prairies, you know, you have the prairies and the grasslands, but the grasslands where I live eventually just smash right into the boreal forest.
And the most of the country is covered in one of the world's largest forests.
So you're going to have forest fires every now and then.
And it's not climate change making people throw cigarette butts out the window.
And it's crazy.
Is it true when they say that according to the summary offense ticket regulation, the high fine remain in place until June 25 or until the province deems it permissible?
The penalty initially costs Violator $237.
What is that?
This is not the penalty.
No, and it can get a lot worse because if that's an accidental fire, like say you threw a cigarette butt out the window.
Okay, but what happens is if you're particularly careless or if you're more than careless, but an actual arsonist as the man in Cold Lake is, they might make you accountable for the firefighting costs or at least some of the firefighting costs.
And this, I mean, in Alberta, I mean, I'm sure it's in the billions because we had, you know, a month, six weeks of out-of-control fires here.
So I suppose the ticket might be how they get you, but then they want restitution for what you've done, which can be a lot higher than this.
But I don't know.
I don't know how climate change can make you a fire bug, but apparently that's the case.
I think we have a clip from, is it from the environment minister?
Do we have a clip or is it just a story?
Okay, so this is a story from our environment minister, Stephen Gilbo.
He says that he could accelerate climate action if he didn't have to fight the conservatives, which is insane because these people have been in charge since 2015.
They've had a majority to do whatever they want since 2015.
I've been paying a carbon tax since 2015.
I'm sorry if the Conservatives are opposing you, but he's had a majority.
The NDP right now and the minority government are going to let him do whatever he wants.
He's still blaming the Conservatives for the fire.
At what point, let's concede it is climate change and I don't because there's a whole host of reasons why we have fire seasons in Canada and one of them actually is El Niño and weather patterns that are cyclical.
But let's take his argument.
Let's even concede that that's the case.
They've been in charge since 2015.
That's eight years.
You can't keep blaming the other side for this.
He told me if I paid a carbon tax, then the world would be saved.
And instead, he's still blaming the conservatives, even though he's in charge and gets to do whatever he wants.
This is the background of Stephen Gilbo with Greenpeace activist.
Yeah.
The guy wearing orange coveralls, because he got in trouble, is a Green Peace activist.
But where the wildfire would occur in Quebec, it was on some native land because one of the areas that my friend likes stay around is the AUHT Bay James.
That is like a native area.
So, and it's so wild there.
It's just forests everywhere.
It's beautiful, though.
But when it's getting dry there, it's easy to just drop something and everything's starting fire.
Yeah.
Well, that's the thing.
Like, especially in Alberta, we have these cyclical fire seasons where it's not always the case that we have a rainy spring.
We'll have a very dry spring.
And so that leads to wildfires.
People, you know, it just, that's how it is.
We get grass fires that spread and they keep going.
And then it's quite windy in some parts of our province, particularly in the spring.
And it's always shocking to people who don't live here when we have these big fires because they turn and they say, oh, it's because of your oil sands emissions or it's, oh, your dirty fossil fuels or whatever.
And we're like, no, our forest communities have burned down for 100 years.
We have raging grass fires all the time.
We have floods all the time.
That's why we have towns called High River.
It just happens here.
But it's fascinating to people who've never been here, but to get all their news from the mainstream media to find out that we have conditions that exist here that don't necessarily exist in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver.
And I just, I love that this is arson because not that I love that this is arson, but I would really like to see the arsonist when he's in court trying to tell the judge, oh no, but it wasn't me.
You caught me with those matches and the gas, but it definitely wasn't me because when you know it, the environment minister said it was climate change.
So I'll be out of here.
Thank you.
But in the same time, when Maxim Bernier did like a statement saying that he's thinking that it's mostly probably left activists who did start the fire, it got like painted as like it's a conspiracy theory and don't believe that it's climate change.
But that's from a news in Quebec.
You know, is that any more an unreasonable theory than saying my SUV did it?
You know what I mean?
Like, is it really more reasonable to think that maybe environmental activists started the fires to push their agenda?
And just to be clear, I don't think that.
There's no evidence of that.
I think it's just your run-of-the-mill, careless people, firebugs, and just things that happen, exhaust, sparks, whatever.
That's more likely than environmentalist activists running around starting fires.
You want to know why?
Environmentalist activists are in the cities.
Their bikes don't go down logging roads because they're gravel.
They're going to get gravel in their Birkenstocks, and that's really going to hurt.
But is that a more unreasonable theory than saying that my SUV affected the weather, caused it not to rain, and then because there was no rain, because my SUV was being driven around, that the fire started.
Is that really any less outrageous?
I'm not sure.
Probably not.
I think you're right.
We should go to this clip from Jagmeet Singh blaming climate change for the fires.
Yeah.
I'm in Ottawa today, and just over my shoulder, that's Gatineau.
Now, it may look in the camera that there's some fog covering the city.
It's not fog.
It's actually smog.
It's because the forest fires are so bad in the surrounding areas that the smoke from those fires has now filled the air.
This is the first time that people have told me they can recall that forest fires have been so bad in this area that you're actually smelling the smoke in the air.
You're seeing the smog.
The sky is obscured.
And it's proof that the impacts of climate crisis are hurting us now, not in some distant future.
It's also proof that we need a response to firefighting across the country as wildfires rage in unprecedented numbers so early in the season.
We need to respond with a better approach to firefighting across the country.
And we also need to do everything we can to fight the climate crisis and reduce our emissions.
Our planet depends on it.
How to take a disaster and use it as a tool for his political party?
Yeah, people's houses are burning down.
They don't need your speculation that maybe their comfortable SUV is the culprit of it.
But it's not unusual to be able to smell fire when there's a fire burning nearby.
I don't know why.
He thinks that it's strange that fires smell like fire.
In BC a few years ago, the Liberals did this very same thing.
Catherine McKenna, the environment minister at the time, was like, looked out her window and she saw the smoke and she said, oh, look, this is an example of climate change.
Once again, that was arson.
The RCMP said most of those fires were arson.
But I also thought, you know what?
If the climate crisis is really a crisis, the way Jagmeet Singh would have us believe, and he's doing this reporting, reporting on the fires from Ottawa.
Isn't it strange?
Isn't it strange that his commute to work is 9,000 kilometers a week?
9,000.
So he represents a riding in Burnaby.
I'm not sure if he lives there or not, but he should.
I think he was a drop-in candidate, but he purports to live in Burnaby, British Columbia, and represent his riding.
That's a 4,400 and change-kilometer one-way trip to work once a week.
So tell me why my climate emissions are the one causing the fires, but not his.
Beliefs in Childhood Freedom00:15:24
Of course, it's never their problem.
It's never their fault.
It's always the fault of normal citizen.
It's always the same thing with the NPD or INDP.
Depends if you're French or English.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yep.
I think we should hit an ad break and then let's go into this thing that unfolded in Edmonton at a school in Edmonton because I'm just standing back and letting them fight it out.
Let's hit that ad break and let's go to that.
Seeing all those youngsters at the student journalism conference had a lot of fun last year.
I met some young people in the gym there that were prospective journalists.
And it's fun to see all the young journalists we met there take the skills we taught them and go work for other companies.
I think it's wonderful.
We're creating this little army of civil liberties-minded young people who are working in media, and that's so lacking because the journalism schools are just graduating leftists.
And the you know, the conservative ones, we really want to make sure that they have proper training and the ability to network not only with each other but with companies in the conservative ecosystem.
So I think we successfully did that last year, and I look forward to this year, August 11th through to the 13th in Toronto.
Okay, let's go to let's start the gender ideology segment of the show.
Some days I don't feel like talking about this stuff because I feel like it's pride season and I'm already at my fill.
And what are we?
Seven days in.
But let's talk about this thing, this clip that came out, I think it was yesterday, out of a school in Edmonton.
And Edmonton, as you know, is a progressive hellscape.
This is from Londonderry Junior High.
And it is a teacher telling Muslim students that they did the wrong thing for skipping school to avoid LGBTQ pride events because it conflicts with their religion.
So this teacher is telling Muslim students that it is wrong for them to hold their Orthodox Muslim worldview in a public school.
And in public school, you should be allowed to hold whatever worldview you want, but apparently the only one acceptable in a junior high school, by the way, this is even a high school.
Like, why are you even talking a little like 12-year-olds about this stuff?
But anyway, let's roll this audio and then we'll talk about it.
Well, I'll tell you, you are out to lunch.
If you think it's acceptable to not show up because you think there's some pride activities going on at school, right?
Oh, that's fine.
You know, because I'm going to show my opinion by hanging out at the mall.
But meanwhile, all those kids who are, you know, involved in, say, the Pastriate Alliance or whatever, I don't even know if we have that anymore at our school.
They're here when we did Ramadan for Lion Time.
And they're showing respect in the class for your religion, right?
For your beliefs in those two ways.
If you want to be respected for who you are, if you don't want to suffer prejudice for your religion, your color of skin, your whatever, then you better give it back to people who are different from you.
That's how it works.
It's an exchange.
And it isn't like that in all countries.
As I told you, in Uganda, literally, if they think you're gay, they will execute you.
If you believe that kind of thing, then you don't belong here.
Because that is not what Canada believes.
We believe in freedom.
We believe that people can marry whomever they want.
That is in the law.
And if you don't think that should be the law, you can't be Canadian.
You don't belong here.
And I mean it.
I really mean it.
And it's not a joke, Manzur.
I said, back and forth.
You want it?
You got to give it.
It just makes me angry.
Sorry.
She just mentioned, oh, in Canada, we believe in freedom, but what about the freedom of them?
That they are not comfortable with their religion, with their belief, to not be there.
Can they be free to excess their right?
Right.
Yeah, we believe in freedom.
And so I believe in not forcing people to violate their religious conscience to participate and affirm in somebody else's lifestyle.
By them not being there, it doesn't harm.
Why do they have to participate in these things that are not related to their education whatsoever?
These are political things that you're making these kids do that will violate their conscience.
And for people of conscience, you're risking their soul.
Now, you may or may not believe that they have a soul.
You may or may not believe that there's such thing as a heaven or a hell.
But religious people do believe that.
And so when you force them to violate their worldview, you are forcing them to choose between heaven or hell to affirm your feelings.
And that is emotional and psychological terrorism that you're inflicting on these people.
And good for these kids.
You know what?
I'm not, I'm usually not for like kids mocking adults.
I really don't like that.
But when the teacher goes, like, it's not funny, Nazur, or whatever, because the kid was obviously laughing while this teacher lost her marbles because they didn't come to the pride flag raising or whatever.
Who cares?
Like, who cares?
If these kids missed an exam, I want to see a teacher upset.
But I doubt that a teacher would be this upset if these kids missed an exam or skipped some actual relevant school thing.
I bet she would be like, fine, we don't believe in giving zeros.
I'll see you at lunchtime and you can rewrite your exam.
She would be perfectly fine.
She's losing her marbles because these kids didn't participate in a pride thing that violates their religion.
I, however, cannot wait to see how this plays out because these are Muslim students.
Now, if she were berating Christian students, everyone would just shrug their shoulders and walk away.
But she's berating Muslim students.
And so I want to see how the left reacts to this because I feel like nature's healing a little bit.
And also on the social conservative side, we're setting aside our differences and we're coming together because we have a common enemy and it is people who want to trans our kids.
And so I cannot wait to see what shakes out of the tree here.
But in the same time, also, like there is the proud my the sorry, I heard sometimes my background.
So there is the Pride Month that's coming up.
And I know that a lot of school are now preparing some activity.
And I'm just wondering if they will let the student free from those schools or they will coerce the student to participate and to do what they tell them to do.
And it would be interesting to know what is going on in those schools if some parents have some idea, I invite them to write to us if something like happened that There is some caution on children because children should be free just to play as normal, like kids.
It's what I was doing when I was young.
Yeah, this is adult weirdness and it should have nothing to do with little kids, should have nothing to do with school.
I'm anti-bullying for sure.
Even weird kids leave them alone.
Nerds, leave them alone.
Just leave everybody alone.
Find your little friend group at school and cleave to each other.
But don't bully each other.
I'm anti-bullying, but I'm also anti-forcing other people to affirm whatever thing you're going through right now.
I don't need everybody to pat me on the back because I'm Catholic.
I don't need that.
I just want to be left alone.
And that's how most people are.
But this is like this is a different thing.
This is looking for affirmation and forcing everybody else to participate in it.
And, you know, if, as you say, if there are parents who are finding that there's coercion happening at the school, send it to us at tips at rebelnews.com.
That comes directly to my email inbox and a bunch of other people's email inboxes.
And we'll make sure that if there's something there, if we're able to investigate, that we will, but also realize that we do need to reach out to all sides.
And sometimes it requires documents.
Like if you're not willing to go on the record, then we need documents.
We just can't go on, this is what happened.
I'm telling you what happened.
That unfortunately, that's not good enough.
We need to be able to confirm sources and things like that.
So just so you know how we investigate things.
And it's sad because you just mentioned it.
Like it's mostly the parents of the adult that force on children to do stuff or coerce the children.
Like example at the museum, when in my report, the man just performed and put himself naked in front of children.
All the children, most of them, did hide their face.
I don't think they were like content to be there.
And I don't think they were happy to see a naked man in front of them.
So it's really sad to see the society to try for the opening society and gender ideology and being like a really open society.
We do that to children that are not ready to be exposed to genitalia or other like crazy stuff.
Yeah, little kids know that they're not supposed to see grown-ups naked.
They know that.
And you're only little for a very short period of time before the weight of the adult world crushes down on you and steals your innocence.
We should not be taking innocence away from little kids sooner than it needs to happen because it will happen and it's terrible.
They're going to see things that they should never see.
And it's our job as parents and adults in society to make sure that these things don't creep into their lives sooner than they should.
And so frankly, shame on these parents.
Shame on these organizations.
Shame on this museum for even making this not like an 18 plus thing.
Because if that were shown on TV, it would be 18 plus.
Like if that were a movie, little kids would not be allowed to go to it because it would be like rated R or whatever and C 17 or whatever the rating is if that were a movie.
But because it's shown at a museum that taxpayers pay for, it's just an all-ages thing.
And it's why, because if Ruben News was not on scene at that moment, nobody will have known about what happened during the launching of this exhibition.
And it's why most of the mainstream retake my work to do, like, this is unacceptable from a museum that is paid by taxpayer to show this kind of performance in front of children.
Same if the museum says that you have like a warning on the website.
There is no warning on any publication inviting people to the launching of the event.
Never you mention that it's for advertised public and that it would have nudity and genitalia and it's really not for children.
You didn't mention that.
And I look at all the publication and I think now the museum is a bit under pressure and under the radical.
Good.
They thought they could get away with this.
Thank God you were there.
Thank God you were there.
Because, you know, parents would continue to take their children to this thing.
And I think now some of these, you know, pro, I call it Munchausen by proxy, which is what it really is.
These parents might think twice about exposing their children to this, not because they don't want to expose their children to this, but they don't want the scrutiny, which is good enough for me.
Whatever saves the little child at the end of the day, I don't really care about the motive involved.
We should move ahead to this Our Duty Canada tweet on the issue of sexualizing little kids and exposing them to adult issues long before they should.
So this is for five and six year olds now.
This form was sent home today from school, a school in Fredericton, New Brunswick, and it came home with a kindergarten child.
Everyone in this kindergarten class is being asked to sell pins that indicate sexual orientation and gender identity.
Where does the money go and why?
And to whom are you selling these pins?
Why doing that?
What is the goal on this?
I guess to normalize or troubling the mind of people?
Yeah, I think so.
I just don't know where the money goes.
Like you sell the pin, who gets the money?
Yeah, true.
But in the same time, I remember that we're always being taught that you have your secret garden and sometimes you have some things that you keep for yourself.
Yeah.
Who needs to know what I'm doing in private place with people?
Nobody.
This is my private life.
And who, like, I don't understand why you want to tell people those things.
You got it, like, you got to keep things back, right?
Like, I just don't, I don't know why anybody would be interested in what I'm doing.
But the people on the other side are very narcissistic.
They think we all care about what they're doing behind closed doors.
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And it is literally the last thing I care about.
I only care insofar as they make me care.
Like, I'm sticking it in my face all the time.
But yeah, it's a very, it's a very strange situation.
We went from the government having no business in the bedrooms of the country to not only is it the government's business, apparently it's my business too.
And if I don't care, then I'm a bigot.
It's crazy.
The society has changed so fast.
So fast.
Let's go to this next thing.
It's Billboard Chris.
Billboard Chris is a pro-parents' rights activist and I would say a children's rights activist because he is against the gender transition and early sexualization of minor children.
And he said he's flying across Canada right now en route to Ottawa, where the biggest gender ideology protests and counter protests in Canadian history is taking place this Friday.
You know what?
God help Billboard Chris.
He's already had his arm broken by Antifa activists who hate what he's doing.
And I'm really worried about his safety.
Ottawa residents have been sent letters warning of my presence, actually.
Parents have received emails from their kids' school, and all the violent Antifa members are getting ready for their social justice Super Bowl.
If you wish to peacefully join us, please do so.
See, he's the guy calling for peace.
And he's so peaceful.
He's so monotone.
The guy never even gets excited when he's being hit or beaten up.
He's always, he's not a happy warrior because there's nothing to be happy about, but he's always a very calm warrior and he realizes that the scrutiny is on him and not the violent individuals attacking him.
He said, I have extra signs.
Please do not bring your own.
This is a great point because he wants to control the message.
So he doesn't want people to bring their signs that the mainstream media might paint as bigoted.
So he's bringing his own signs so that the message is cohesive.
Very smart, Chris.
We are tightly controlling the messaging on this.
This is about what's being taught to kids and what's happening to them in gender clinics.
If you're prone to responding to aggression with aggression, please do not come.
Or just keep a healthy distance from angry trans activists.
Gandhi is the example to strive for.
Police will have a significant presence, but who knows if they will do anything to keep the peace?
Probably nothing.
They might take away Chris.
They haven't done anything to protect me from the mob in the past.
The Canadian government and various politically captured organizations pushing this madness on society don't get to force their gender religion on us anymore.
Not without a fight, and we're never going to stop fighting.
This is our country, not theirs.
Our children, not theirs.
Amen.
We do not co-parent with the government.
Yes, Canada is run by extremists and liars, and we're going to defeat them by calmly spreading the truth.
See you at the protest on Friday, and I'll see Ottawa out on the streets the next three days.
You know, I love that he said that these are our children, not theirs, and we don't co-parent with the government.
There's a phrase that just prickles me every time I hear it, and it is, it takes a village to raise a child.
No, your child lives in the village.
Your child lives in a society, but they don't get to raise your kids.
You can't say that.
You know, if you, your child needs a family of support systems.
They need grandparents.
They need aunties.
They need uncles.
They need two parents, a mom and a dad.
I can say that with experience as someone who grew up without a dad and as someone who was a single mom for seven years, the kid needs both parents.
It's the best for everybody involved.
But this idea that you need a village, no, because the village, that's a bunch of unrelated people who don't get an opinion on what happens inside your family.
So quit saying that, please.
That's not a good thing.
And letting the village raise your child is how you end up with kids being maimed in gender clinics.
And question for you.
What do you think would be the boiling point for all this to stop?
I think we're coming to it pretty quick.
And the reason I say that is because we have enough time out from when we started doing this to kids for now the regret, the health consequences, the suicidality.
We're starting to see those chickens come home to roost, as they say a little bit.
We've got enough evidence now to show the damage that we've done to kids because we've got, you know, enough years of data coming back.
And I think it's going to be undeniable that this was a social contagion and hysteria akin to the satanic panic of the 80s, where this has been a drastic society-wide social experiment that was a huge mistake.
And the youngest, most vulnerable us were the guinea pigs who are now suffering damage we cannot undo.
And I think we're getting to the point really quickly where not only has the other side overplayed their hand, where they're like, actually, my baby's trans.
And even people are like, who don't care about this stuff are like, that's insane.
But also when there are enough people around you speaking up and experiencing regret and remorse for what they've done and what's being done to them when they were too young to make these decisions, I think we're getting to that tipping point very, very quickly.
And that's why they're getting more violent and out of control is because they see the end is nigh as well.
Because I saw that happening in after the pandemic.
Everything explodes so quickly and degenerated so quickly that I'm just like, it's when you try too much to try to make something pass as normal, that everything will collapse at one point.
Yeah, it's true.
I think we should get to some of these chats.
We have a few chats.
And yeah, that's good.
We've got one from Liard Kintyre.
Someone who routinely sends me messages on my Twitter account attacking my religion, my stance on trans ideology.
But whatever.
I'll take the chat and continue to ignore your incessant tweets.
Liard Kintyre gives me five bucks and says, I never experienced bigotry from my fellow conservatives when I appeared as a cis male.
It's only after I came out as a trans woman.
Funny that.
Well, I'm not, it's not bigotry to disagree with your worldview.
It's not.
That's the free and liberal exchange of ideas.
People get to disagree with you.
People get to object to you wanting to be in my washroom.
People get to object to that.
That's not bigotry.
That's somebody disagreeing with you.
You get to do whatever you want.
You get to live your life however you want.
What you don't get to do is to force your opinions on other people and get them to affirm your worldview as the best one.
This is a free society, and people get to choose how they live.
You got to choose how they live or how you live.
They get to choose how they live with their own worldview.
And leave everybody alone.
You know, try leaving my Twitter account alone.
But bigotry and homophobia and transphobia, this is some word that has been used too easily recently.
Because if you just say, example, there is two gender only, automatically you're oldest.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, and I have a real tough time hearing about bigotry from people who have now co-opted the whole summer.
Everywhere you go, someone is flying your flag.
If I don't fly your flag, I'm a bigot.
I'll get canceled.
The grocery store has the trans flag up and the pride flag up and the bank has the pride flag up.
And millionaire sports athletes are getting canceled because they don't believe the same things as you.
I've got a real tough time hearing people complain to me about bigotry when right now it would appear that you seem to be the most privileged part of society.
You want to transition?
I get to pay for it.
You have a pride parade and the government funds your security even though the people who object to you are the ones who are having violence inflicted upon them.
So I'm sorry.
Disagreeing with you is not bigotry.
You're going to have to get over it.
And as the drag queen say, she compare the transition as the vasectomy for men that, oh, the state is paying for that.
A vasectomy.
I don't know if the drag queen or king knows anything about vasectomies, but it doesn't involve turning your penis inside out.
Oh, man.
Anyway, let's go.
Abelist SL gives us five bucks.
Islam is genuinely bad, but it's funny to see regressive leftists try to force them to declare allegiance to the terrorist ideology of intersexual cultural Marxism, thus join the false Muslims.
You know what?
There are radical aspects in every religion, including my own.
And I just refuse to paint all Muslims with the same brush in the same way that I refuse to accept somebody painting all Christians like the Westboro Baptists.
And so I don't equate regular Muslims who want to teach their children a social conservative worldview with the radical political version of it that wants to take over the world.
I think there are two fundamental differences.
And I just, I don't think it's helpful for us to just do as the left does and paint everybody with the same breadbrush.
Yeah, I agree with you.
See, and by the way, some of the people who are most at jeopardy for being outspoken about radical Islam are the moderate Muslims, like our friend Rahil Raza.
I believe she may or may not still have a fatwa on her head because she's a reformist Muslim and a woman who speaks out against radical Islam.
And, you know, her personal safety is frequently in jeopardy because of it.
But in all sphere, there is radical.
And this is when all the bad is coming out.
Like, yeah.
Generally, all religion, all religion are good at some point.
But if you go to the extremes, of course, you will have like some bads coming up.
Yeah, of course.
I'm Catholic, so like we did some bad stuff during the troubles in Ireland.
So, you know, there's, again, there's, I acknowledge that there is radical Islam, but I wouldn't equate these parents who just want their children to be left alone and not be infected with trans ideology with those people.
I just don't.
C. Lancaster 13 gives us five bucks.
Will Rebel News work on exposing Trudeau for the misogynist he truly is, who uses women as trophies to manipulate young women to vote for him?
Are you new here?
Because we've been up to that for quite some time.
And he's also very intimidated by the women at our company who frequently speak truth to power.
Alexa Lavoie is a very famous example of this, who Justin Trudeau refused to take her questions at the debate, even though she had incredible questions that Canadians wanted answers to.
We've talked about Jodi Wilson-Raybold and Selena Cesar Chavannes, I think is how you say her name, who is kicked out of the liberal caucus because of her rejection of how Justin Trudeau treats women.
We've talked about the Kokeni Grope and how Justin Trudeau said, well, I wouldn't have grabbed you if I had known that you were a woman with a platform, a journalist.
You know, he just gropes waitresses because they can't really fight back, I guess, was the implication there.
So, yeah, we've frequently talked about how Justin Trudeau is an absolute misogynist when we're not talking about how he's doing blackface.
He's everything he says he isn't.
It's more than frequently, almost always.
It's constant.
It's constant.
We're all guilty of the crimes that he's committed, right?
Like his blackface is a moment that we all need to learn from.
And when he groped that woman, it was her experiencing it differently, right?
Bunny Denilishin gives us 10 bucks.
Since when is pride a religion?
Fire this teacher.
It seems to be a religion, doesn't it?
Like it has a very strict set of rituals and protocols.
And if you don't participate in them, then you are a heretic and an apostate.
So it's a religion.
But the God is the self, right?
Do the thing that makes you feel good, which is hedonism.
It's actually the mantra of Satanism when you think about it.
But yeah, like it definitely behaves as though it is a religion, doesn't it?
And I'm happy to see that more and more teachers for some are speaking out of what is going on in the school area.
And I invite like some people want to speak to, and if they want to remain confidential, we keep you confidential.
Yes.
Yes, we do.
We protect our sources.
We'll go to court before we ever divulge our sources.
And even then, we still won't divulge our sources.
So we will protect you with the same ferocity that we would protect our own journalists.
Lionheart, 1979, gives us 10 bucks.
Were you surprised by the news about the merger between the PGA and the Saudi-backed LIV golf coming out during the RBC Canadian Open?
Can I tell you that I know very little about golf, but I also know that the Saudis have a lot of money and they really want to get into professional sports.
Golf, wrestling also.
You know, like they really like having wrestling events come to Saudi Arabia and then they cover all the women up, which is why 50% of men watch wrestling, but whatever.
So they are trying to, I think it's project, I would call it a project of re-normalization or at least attempted normalization by the Saudis to use their money to fix the world's perception of them as a regressive anti-fun, anti-freedom theocracy.
I'm not sure it's working.
Abelist SL, five bucks.
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There are allegations that the degenerate crap is the first phase of a globalist plan to try to legalize pedophilia just to escape justice by forcing minors.
They, I don't know if I can say that word on air, and sex trafficked to prove that.
I think we might get us kicked off YouTube if we say it.
I don't know if that's it.
I think you're thinking a little bit too macro and big.
I think it's just normalizing sexualization of kids.
And if you're normalizing sex to kids early, where do you think that's going?
If you are seeing little kids as sexual beings, where do you think that's going to go?
Why would you do that?
If not to use little children as sexual objects.
That's the end goal here.
I don't think we have to think about this as any like globalist agenda.
It's just weirdos who want to make it normal for little kids to be exposed to sex, talk about sex, because then it all of a sudden isn't weird when the grown-up talks to them about sex.
And then where does it go from there?
Nowhere good.
Me, I was really horrified when I learned about MAP M-A-P.
I was like, oh my God.
And there is so many stuff online about it.
And they try to normalize that for the people who don't know what MAPS mean.
It's minor attractive person.
So they really try to normalize this.
And I was really horrified when I saw some of the website about that.
Yeah.
I mean, it's a rebrand, right?
They're just putting a fresh coat of paint on an old-fashioned evil by using different words.
Yeah.
Snowy Roof gives us 10 bucks.
Maybe a little off topic today, but is Rebel News planning to cover the court proceedings of the four political prisoners from the Coots blockades being held in Lethbridge June 12th?
Been in jail 439 plus days.
Our Sydney Fazard has been covering that.
And I suppose we should send him back to Coots.
The problem is that there's a publication ban in place there.
And so a lot of people are saying, well, why aren't you covering it?
This why aren't you covering this?
What can we cover?
There's a publication ban in place.
And that publication ban was not asked for by the province.
It was asked for by the men, by their lawyers.
Now, I don't know if the men actually want it, but it's kind of smart of their lawyer to make sure that nobody knows anything about the facts of the case.
And it makes it easier to find a jury, doesn't it?
But it's their publication ban in place.
So it's very difficult for us to go there to report on these things because what can we tell you?
And it's crazy when you think about it.
We send journalists there and the only thing that the journalists can say is like, oh, there was a court trial, but I cannot say to you anything because we can't.
So the question is, what they have to hide so much to put a publication ban.
Well, it was brought forward by the lawyers of the men.
And it's to make sure that they get a fair trial.
It frequently happens in cases like this.
And I see exactly why they did it.
However, it does make our job a little bit more difficult to bring you the news.
And people think that we're avoiding the story and we're not.
We have a very keen eye to it.
But what can we tell you?
Right?
I'd love to tell you something.
I just can't.
And, oh, look at that.
Thomas X. Hatfield, 10 bucks.
It takes a mob of village idiots to raise a generation of damaged, frightened, confused children.
Yes, exactly.
Look around your neighborhood.
Look around your town, especially if you live in Edmonton.
Do you want that village raising your kids?
I definitely don't.
And so whenever somebody says it takes a village to raise your kids, it just sends a chill up my spine because it's the last thing that I want, especially when you live in a progressive village.
And I think that's it.
We're all done.
We are only five minutes over today.
This is a record for me.
I might just make my manager's meeting anyway.
It's because I don't talk a lot.
It's because I talked too much.
I'm going to get emails saying, Sheila, you didn't let Alexa speak.
I know.
And I'm very sorry.
I'm very sorry.
It's fine.
It's just that I didn't have David today.
So then I could actually say something.
So I should be more open with you.
I will let you talk.
Let's talk.
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Yeah.
No, I'm definitely going to, like, the YouTube comments are like, Sheila, didn't shut up.
I know.
I know it's coming.
Okay.
We should wrap up the show.
Alexa, thank you so much for being my co-host today.
I'm very sorry that I monopolized the microphone.
I was honestly just trying to speed things along a little bit because I do have a meeting right after this.
But you did a great job, and I'm glad you're in the studio enjoying that beautiful studio.
And it's all thanks to our supporters at home at buildthedream.ca.
And I suppose I should thank everybody working behind the scenes in the studio today, Efron, Olivia, all the team that works behind the scenes to make sure that the show is there for you to watch whenever you want to watch it.
That's a big job too.
Thank you to everybody who tuned in.
Thank you to everybody who kicked in a little bit of money to keep the lights on here, even the people who don't like me and who will harass me on Twitter.
I'll take your money.
I don't care.
Sheila, everybody likes you.
So stop that.
I don't think so.
There's some haters in them, their chats.
But anyway, thanks, guys.
And as David Mendes always says, stay sane.
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