REBEL ROUNDUP exposes Canada’s military "woke" shift—lowered fitness standards for ADHD, asthma, and anxiety recruits while excluding unvaccinated personnel—contrasting it with Trump’s reinstatement of dismissed troops. Pierre Poilievre vows to ban terrorist groups like the IRGC and deport hate criminals, citing a 251% rise in hate crimes under Trudeau’s "radical woke agenda," but Sheila Gunread highlights his past contradictions, including convoy protesters labeled as extremists. Leaked texts reveal Freeland and Anand’s push for military/police crackdowns on peaceful protesters, while a Yale study from February 2024 links COVID vaccines to long-term immune suppression, challenging official narratives. The episode underscores systemic bias in media, politics, and military recruitment, eroding national unity. [Automatically generated summary]
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Well, hopefully, there's more where that came from.
Yeah, that's Kane and Mark, regular viewer of the show, regular supporter of Rebel News.
And I was able to meet him on one of my many frequent stakeouts of Mirror at the Whistle Stop Cafe.
I came across many, many, many Rebel supporters who I recognized their names in the chats, but I got to meet them in real life as we enjoyed good food and freedom down at the Whistle Stop during the restaurant rebellion of the COVID era here in Alberta.
Let's get to, I mean, I watched this press conference in full with the Canadian Armed Forces, and I was like, wow, how many people did we throw out during COVID for not getting the vaccination?
Because they held a major press conference yesterday where they basically lowered the health and fitness standards for recruitment for the Canadian Armed Forces.
They really do have a crisis of recruitment and retention happening over there.
Things that would have previously excluded you from service because, you know, we want our fittest, our strongest defending the country and our ideals abroad, but that's not the case anymore.
Let's take a look at this.
Any and all conditions are on the table for consideration for enrollment.
In the past, as I mentioned, there was only those two groups, fit and unfit.
And now with this group that's in the middle, fit to the task, we're able to accept folks with a whole host of different conditions.
ADHD is a good example.
Asthma is another.
Anxiety is another.
And the list goes on and on.
The important thing to note with all medical conditions, there's a spectrum.
Yeah, I don't know how well people with anxiety are going to be faring when you're in a war zone.
With like, well, in a war zone, but these are very stressful, intense, fast-paced, fast-moving jobs.
It just, military standards are there for a reason.
They're supposed to serve as this framework that values and upholds the operational aspects of the military.
And that is a demanding, high-stress job.
Someone with anxiety, I would caution, is not going to necessarily be able to uphold these expectations for things, you know, like performance, conduct, equipment maintenance.
Maybe you could be assigned there to kind of hang back and hold down the Ford in some areas.
But gosh, this sounds like a recipe waiting to happen or a disaster waiting to happen.
Yeah.
And you know, members of the military, past and present, let us know in the comments what you think about this.
I'm on the outside looking in, although I did have a young man who's very close to my family go into basic training this year.
And I did my best to convince him otherwise because I thought, you know what, give it a year or two Until the conservatives are in power, till there's maybe a change in the chain of command, because you have to remember this is still the chain of command that enforced the COVID restrictions that saw some of the best and brightest of the military forced out.
And I think that's the point that I want to make here: there was fit and unfit, right?
Before, and these are the same people who said, unvaccinated, you are unfit.
You were unfit for duty.
Now, that may still be the case.
Unvaccinated, you're unfit for duty.
But someone going in with an anxiety disorder, that's fit for duty.
And I realize a lot of people have anxiety disorders, but when you're dealing with anxiety disorders, and now you're going to add on top of that, quite possibly, an operational stress injury like PTSD.
I agree with Tamara.
This is a recipe for disaster.
I know I couldn't go into the military.
God love the people who can.
And we need those people, but I'm not sure lowering the recruitment standards is the way to go because we kind of already did that, haven't we?
And I just can't see that this is going to make it any better.
When you are, you want the best and brightest.
And so you have to create a military that attracts them.
And I don't think this creates a military that actually attracts them.
You have to address the, to use the liberals' language, root causes of why strong young men and women are not enrolling in this iteration of the Canadian military.
Deal with that.
Don't just say, you know what, we're letting everybody in.
It's fine.
I just, I think this is not a good idea.
Opening the floodgates just doesn't matter, whatever.
We'll find a spot for you somewhere.
So I guess just let's get that threshold very low.
And but if you contrast that to what President Trump is doing, for instance, with the military, one of his very first executive orders was to reinstate all military members who were ousted during the COVID hysteria when the mandates were implemented for military service members.
He not only reinstated every single one of them, but he ordered them full, complete back pay for their suffering over what two plus years that they were prevented from doing their jobs, not because they were unfit or unwell or had some other issue, but simply because they were upholding their own freedom to make their own medical choice for their bodies.
And so I find that really stark again in the way that Canada is approaching some of these issues versus what they're doing in the U.S., which I would say there's been massive support behind President Trump's decision to do that, to reinstate and issue full back pay.
And then look at us here, the weaklings in Canada.
We're just going to lower our bar for military service and we'll find somewhere where you can fit in.
And I mean, this is kind of also unsurprising given that the chief of defense staff was responding to questions about Pierre Polyev, the leader of the Conservative Party, who's very likely going to be our next prime minister.
His plans to change military culture from woke to warrior, claiming that she doesn't know what woke means.
Here we have this clip.
The federal conservative leader says he'll change the military's culture from woke to warrior culture if he forms government.
What do you make of that?
So first of all, I don't know what woke means, but what I can tell you is that for us, the ultimate goal is to build strong teams and strong teams are built upon the foundation of trust and respect between its members.
Excuse me, ma'am.
I can tell by your glasses, you know exactly what woke means.
But again, Pierre Polyev is exactly right.
That's what I just said.
We've got a problem with the culture of the Canadian military where young, fit Canadians with a sense of civic duty, pride, and patriotism are not choosing the military.
What's wrong?
But instead of saying, okay, we do have a cultural problem, they are instead of trying to fix the culture, they're trying to change the culture while denying that's what they're doing.
I don't even know what woke means.
Okay, lady, you're just under a rock.
Give me absolutely not.
Don't lie.
Like you could, you could say, like, well, I disagree with his assessment that the military is woke, but just to say that you don't even know what the word means, whatever, whatever, lady.
Well, and look at, it's right on the National Defense Government of Canada website, the diversity, equity, and inclusion principles of the armed forces, of our national defense strategy.
You know, it's right there where positive space program.
Learn about the positive space, a program which fosters a safe and inclusive work environment.
And two SLGBTQI plus communities, gender-based analysis, combating systemic racism and racial discrimination in the defense team.
I mean, the list here goes on and on of where woke has infiltrated into the Department of National Defense and the Canadian Armed Forces.
It's listed right on the website.
And if you can't see that and see that those might be deterrents to people who, she says, build strong teams built on trust, a foundation of trust.
No, a strong team is for the military, for our national defense, is built on strength of mind, strength of body, strength of conviction, strength of patriotism.
Trust is, I don't think that is really the strong foundation of a team of national defense that you build off of.
And I mean, maybe there is a place for, you know, some people with, for instance, autism are amazing with numbers or have, you know, quirky areas or sectors where they excel and are, you know, strong in that sense.
But deploying someone to combat, that's where my brain automatically goes.
Deploying someone to combat who has an anxiety disorder.
I mean, gosh, what are we doing to those poor people who have to try to face something like that, knowing you have a predisposition to something like a panic attack?
This just doesn't seem safe.
You know, it's like safe and inclusive.
It doesn't seem safe or very nice to be inclusive to me at all.
Yeah, it feels like dividing people up by their gender and race.
And I'm remiss to use the word gender because I don't want to use the word gender.
Gender is not real.
I wanted to use the word sex, but dividing people up based on sex, sexual preferences, race seems like the opposite of building an effective team.
Because you're segregating people.
You're carving them out of the team by making their differences first and foremost.
Again, I'm on the outside looking in, but what I think most people recognize as the military is some place where you want a strong fit person beside you because your life depends on them too, and their life depends on you.
And if we're just shoehorning people in for the sake of quotas, I'm not sure that's going to work out very well.
And, you know, like if this, and I guess we're jumping to conclusions, of course, based on what we know of the federal government, that this will be lowered combat readiness standards.
But if we're talking about what the IDF does, I think I'm kind of all for that.
So the IDF, because there's mandatory military service in Israel, they find ways to actually be inclusive.
So if you are somebody with a developmental disorder or, you know, a mental illness, they find a place where you can work within the military to meet your mandatory military requirements.
If that's what we're talking about, okay, that's actual real inclusivity.
But if we're talking about just putting people into positions of combat or deployment readiness to meet some sort of arbitrary DEI quotas, this is a dangerous, dangerous proposition.
Yeah, especially when you consider something like asthma, where, you know, if you have to run fast and get out of there, I don't think that you want to be doing that with an asthma affliction where you all of a sudden cannot breathe.
And then, of course, this leads to panic and anxiety and the fallout.
And then how many people are you taking off of the task at hand to help facilitate the person who maybe was not appropriately placed in that position in the first place?
So this, again, seems like a policy implementation that has not been well thought out.
But I would similarly to you, Sheila, like to hear from military members or former serving upcoming what they think on this topic, because yeah, we are outsiders looking in.
So maybe we're not getting the full scope of what's going on here, but seems like a recipe for disaster to me.
Yeah, it's, I'm not sure.
And to bolster my suspicions that this is not about like inclusivity in different places within the military, but more DEI nonsense is this statement.
It's a three-minute clip.
I'm not sure we need to show it all, but they are expanding its recruitment to streamline the acceptance of immigrants.
Okay, okay, you know what?
If immigrants want to serve their host country, I'm actually not against that.
But then they go on to use the language of the left here.
Racialized Canadians, whatever that means, it sounds like it's something we did to them as opposed to just their ethnic background.
Women and those with, quote, low-risk medical conditions.
So maybe we'll show that.
Focus.
Transformation and mobilization are the two key words that I use to describe the approach that we have at the moment.
Of course, modernization means more than just changing how we recruit, but it also means changing who we recruit.
With support from the Vice Chief of Defense Staff and government partners, we are challenging outdated policies and practices to simplify security process for applicants with ties to other countries.
Therefore, most applicants, included permanent resident, can begin basic training after receiving the reliability status clearance.
Just recently, we have enrolled our 455th permanent residents.
So great success.
To build on how we recruit and ensuring that we don't unnecessarily screen good candidates out, we are modernizing our medical standards by reviewing our military common medical standards and aligning them with our new universality of service policy.
This will give us more flexibility to recognize that people with low-risk medical conditions may still serve fully in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Right now, 26.4% of newly enrolled Canadian Armed Forces members identify as racialized Canadians.
18% are women, and 5.2% identify as Indigenous.
To succeed, we must continue to tap on all Canadians from all communities who want to serve.
Candidates without high-risk foreign implications now complete an initial reliability status check before enrollment.
That is to say, they are now enrolled under the same process as Canadian citizens who do not possess high-risk foreign implications.
We've analyzed our processes and realizes that the Canadian Forces Aptitude Test was not in line with industry best practices and served as a barrier to enrollment.
Canadian Forces Aptitude Test Update00:04:50
Instead, we've introduced a scored employment application form or CEEF, which evaluates essential qualities of personal and organizational success, including academic results, qualifications, work experience, extracurricular activities, or other life achievements.
With the modernized common enrollment medical standard, we are adding a third group, fit to the task, which means that while the applicant has medical, this is so absurd to me, whereas you could just say, hey, we're hiring back all of the people we fired over their vaccine, COVID-19 vaccine refusal, and we're going to give them back, maybe not even give them back pay, but we could just hire them all back, do away with that ridiculous mandate because we know so much more about these injections.
And I know we have to be a bit safe here, what we say on YouTube.
So I'm sure a lot of our viewers already know some of the reporting that we've done in that way, but we know so much more about these injections now.
It doesn't make sense to continue mandating them and compelling people to receive them with holding the carrot of their employment over their face to do so.
Instead of just doing that, saying, hey, we're done with the mandate, come back, please.
We'll maybe give you some sort of incentive to do that because you surely have bad blood now as a result of the despicable treatment you've received over the last few years by our government and your employer.
But instead, we're putting all making all of these changes, replacing an aptitude test with a scored information form.
I mean, what does that even mean?
What kind of threshold are we striving for here?
Because it seems like we're just not even setting the bar low.
We're doing away with it altogether.
Yeah, I just, and I noticed that the one lady said fully, to be fully participating in the military.
So it's not like this is, you know, inclusivity, including people who really truly want to join the military, but are unable to for whatever reason.
This is like fully operational deployment ready kind of people that we're lowering the standards for.
And this is quite chilling, actually.
I just, we've got a chat on this topic, actually.
So let's hit the chat, and then we've got a quick ad read, and then we'll go into some other stories, including, I think it's David Menzies was out working this morning, went to a Pierre Polya press conference, and then we've got some news from SPVM.
So we've got, This is from Nissa Yeden gives us five bucks.
Well, thank you so much.
And they say, I was denied military service due to antidepressants.
And now we've got tampons in the men's room and pride flags on the crosswalks.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And maybe you could reapply because apparently anyone with an anxiety disorder, asthma, or autism can apply.
And it will be based on a you'll have to answer some questions about your education.
And you don't have to do an aptitude test anymore.
So like this nonsense, this nonsense of prioritizing certain people, racialized Canadians and sexual minorities in the queue for recruitment has been going on for a long time.
It became evident to everybody involved that if you wanted to, and this I know firsthand, well, secondhand from the young man I mentioned earlier, if he had answered that he were gay, they would have taken him sooner than they did.
So as if that makes a difference to his fitness for duty, right?
Like he's out there training every day, running with a weighted backpack, but if he were gay, they would have taken him quicker.
So it's ridiculous.
I remember a friend of mine in high school, he was an American and he couldn't apply to the military because he had flat feet.
That's how stringent and strict the requirements were at that time, right?
That's going back almost 20 years.
And he wanted, he wanted desperately to be to serve.
And because he had flat feet, he could not.
And now we're just anyone here.
Welcome.
Come on in.
Come on in to see how that has degraded over the last several years, but I mean, drawing on even 20 years ago, that is a shocking tip to see.
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Thank you.
Tamara, last week I sent you an email about Dr. Brian Artis's new book, Moving Beyond the COVID-19 lies.
I also included a selfie of Me and Artist and Me and You.
Did you read my email and order the book?
Thanks.
I have not received that email.
I will admit my emails are a bit of a mess.
So I will try to search back.
Maybe I'll just search AMT60 and see if it comes up.
And thank you very much for the photo.
I didn't realize we'd met in person before.
So I'll search that one out.
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All right.
Let's get into David Menzies asking some real questions of Pierre Polyev.
And just a hint, David's got a story coming up.
I guess the mainstream media were quite beside themselves that Polyev took questions from independent journalists over them, which I say, I don't care.
I don't care.
Your tears satiate my thirst for vengeance for the fact that these people have exclusive access to all politicians of all parties on the parliamentary precinct.
They have never once complained when rebel news journalists are arrested or kicked out of events.
So I don't care if somebody doesn't take your questions because you have ample opportunity all the other times that you're around politicians to ask questions.
They told David Menzies, and again, this is just a little sneaky peeky.
They told David Menzies they didn't know about all those other times that Rebel News journalists were attacked, arrested, or had to sue to get into the leadership debates.
So actually they chose ignorance and stupidity over being against the free press.
So I guess those were their two options and they took, I don't know, which probably makes them a bad journalist.
But anyways, let's listen to David Menzies doing journalism.
Good morning, Mr. Polyev, David Menzies with Rebel News.
Mr. Polyev, you recently said that any foreign nationals who are convicted of anti-Semitic crimes in Canada should be deported.
But that is a very high bar.
There have been very few arrests and very few prosecutions over the past 16 months.
Indeed, according to police and prosecutors, the anti-Semitic encampments at universities were not crimes.
Shouting for a new Intifada and promoting genocide are not considered criminal.
Question.
Would you be open to reviving Stephen Harper's ban on the glorification of terrorism?
Thank you.
We're going to be releasing our election platform once the writ is dropped and the election is called.
So you'll have to wait until then for those sorts of final decisions and commitments.
But what I've made clear is that we have to reverse the hate and division that has been unleashed in this country over the last 10 years.
The radical woke agenda that Justin Trudeau instituted and that Mark Carney has said explicitly he wants to continue has divided our people.
He's broken people up into different ethnic, religious, cultural groups and turned them against each other.
Liberals have deliberately divided community against community for electoral gain.
And they have put in place an ideology that obsesses about every single possible ethno-cultural division.
And what is the result?
A 251% increase in violent hate crime under this last decade of the Trudeau-Kearney liberals.
So I will end that radical woke ideology.
I will treat every single Canadian equally.
We will cut off the funds that have gone to anti-Semitic groups and to other hate mongers.
We will pass tough new laws that punish people who vandalize or attack places of worship.
We will deport foreign nationals who are in this country that engage in violence or lawbreaking of any kind, including anti-Semitic violence.
And we will ban every single terrorist group that's operating here.
We'll find and deport all of the IRGC thugs.
There are apparently 70, sorry, 700 IRCC thugs who are in Canada today, operating with impunity, who are not citizens.
They're spending the stolen money that they took from the Iranian people while they instigate divisions on our grounds in this country.
They will be kicked out of this country.
We're going to put our country first.
And finally, our approach is going to be that there is that we are all Canadians.
Every Canadian will be Canadian first.
We can come from anywhere in the world.
You can have any religious background you want.
At the end of the day, we need a common identity with a common loyalty that puts that flag above everything else.
Yeah, I think Trudeau was the guy that said we don't have a national identity.
And now all of a sudden, he is Team Canada, Canada first.
We can fly the flag again.
It's not this symbol of far-right extremism, as was painted by the leaders when the convoy hit Ottawa in the winter of 2022.
I like that Pierre Polyev refers now to the government or to the Trudeau-Kearney government, because a lot of people don't realize that Mark Carney, who is now running to be the liberal leader and de facto prime minister, that he's been advising the Trudeau liberal government since at least 2020.
I was trying to pinpoint exactly when he began liaisoning between or with the liberals.
And the earliest one I could find was this article from the CBC from August 10th, 2020, where he has been advising the prime minister on the COVID-19 economic response.
But I suspect and imagine that that goes back much further than 2020.
And perhaps all along, Carney's been in the background, pulling the strings and offering his radical ideologies and agendas to the government.
And you can bet your, you know, bet that if Carney's appointed, selected to lead the liberals and then becomes the de facto prime minister, that as somebody who advised the government all throughout the COVID handling, we're never going to see any accountability for how that was mismanaged because he was behind the scenes pulling the strings the whole time.
Why would he ever?
He's the mismanager.
He's the mismanager.
It's like when the liberals investigate themselves and they're like, no, we investigate ourselves and we found absolutely no evidence of wrongdoing of ourselves.
It's the same thing.
He's the mismanager that got us in this mess.
We saw in the text messages that came out during the Freedom Convoy that they were very concerned about what Carney wanted.
And he wanted, he wrote that op-ed that called for a crackdown.
And he was obviously in direct communication with the cabinet calling for a crackdown.
And guess what they did?
The crackdown.
So if you think that you're going to get a change, no, you're going to get all of Carney's ideas without having to filter them through the empty heads of the Liberal Party before you get them.
He's just going to do them.
And since he doesn't even have a seat, he's not even concerned about being responsible to the electorate who elected him because he will be an unelected prime minister of this country, at least until we go to the next election.
And we saw Karina Gould musing about whether or not we even needed to have one right away, which leads me to believe that they probably already struck a deal with the NDP to delay the election.
Yeah, I think we have another clip of that later.
I don't want to spoil it.
I was trying to find that photo.
Tamara Leach, well, you also had been posting those photos of the leaked text messages where they're asking, you know, how many tanks do you need?
And there's Carney's referenced as well.
I was trying to find the photo here, but I can't seem to pull it up.
But yeah, so he lost notes.
Yeah, from Freeland and they're asking, ask Anand, Anita Anand, who was the Minister of Defense at the time, if I remember correctly, how many tanks.
And yeah, there it is.
There it is.
Here it is.
You need to get the police to move if the Canadian Armed Forces and the Canadian Armed Forces, if necessary, they were going to call in the military on Canadian, peaceful Canadians.
Too many people are being seriously adversely impacted by what is an occupation.
You cannot occupy your nation's capital.
You belong there.
You're Canadians.
I am getting out as soon as I can.
People are looking for us, you, for leadership and not stupid people, people like Carney, Kath, my team.
How many tanks are you asking for?
There you have it.
Yeah.
And they tried to say it was a joke, but it most definitely was not a joke.
Well, they did.
They did deploy the military.
I mean, they deployed some heavy-handed police.
And then in Alberta, when we were, we, Jason Kenney, was asking for a military tow truck, something that would be able to move a big dual-wheeled, sorry, yeah, eight-wheeled tractor off the road, they wouldn't give it to him so that he could open the highway again.
They wouldn't give it to him.
But they were going to deploy tanks on civilians in the nation's capital because the honking was too much for the boiled potatoes who live there.
Let's.
I had one thing that I wanted to talk about because I see my friend Chris Sims is very upset about this and it's sort of on the same topic and then maybe we'll get into the 51st state stuff because this is sort of along the same vein.
This is from Pascal Saint-Anges.
She's our heritage minister.
She basically says that if you do not support the state broadcaster, are you even Canadian at all?
Let's listen to this.
Supporting our public broadcaster is not a question of the political left or right.
It's not a liberal or a conservative issue.
It is, above all, a commitment to ourselves, our culture, and our independence.
You cannot say you love Canada and yet pledge to destroy our public broadcaster that is central in telling the stories of our country.
Carpoiliev doesn't know what it means to put Canada first, or else he would choose to protect a Canadian institution that belongs to Canadians and exists for Canadians.
CBC Rado Canada will never belong to billionaire tech oligarchs like Musk or Zuckerberg.
It will always belong to the people of Canada.
Okay, that's enough.
Canadians Seeing Through Gaslighting00:06:33
I just want to read to you the response of my friend Chris Sims.
She works for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
She's got a pretty unique view on the CBC, given that she is a former journalist herself and who worked at the Sun News Network when it was euthanized by the bureaucrats in Ottawa who deal with who gets access to Canadian airwaves.
And they decided that a wholly Canadian news channel was not deserving of access to Canadian households simply because it was conservative.
And, you know, if you buy a cable package in Canada right now, you get a CBC, actually get the CBC whether or not you have cable.
But if you buy a cable package, you get CBC's news network, but you also get CNN.
That apparently is essential to Canadians.
I don't know why.
But anyways, this is what Chris wrote.
And I wanted to bring this up because she's exactly right.
How dare Pascal Saint-Ange say that CBC is the defining characteristic of what makes you a good Canadian?
Chris says, I'm thinking of my family members on both sides who died in the wars and who served this country, who have pioneered through hardship and helped build this country, who still put it on the line today, giving their best at great risk to themselves.
I'm trying very hard to keep my temper at this desk ruling politician who's paid $300,000 a year by taxpayers who tells me and my family that we don't love Canada because we think journalists should not be paid by the government, that CBC is a huge waste of money and that it should be defunded.
She's right.
She's right.
I hope people let Pascal Saint-Ange know that you can be a good Canadian.
You can serve this country.
You can serve your community.
You can be a good, contributing, valuable member of society without thinking that the absolutely bland opinions being barfed at your eyeballs by the CBC at issues panel is not some sort of cultural necessity you should pay for in this country.
And just point blank, pointing out how much these ministers are being paid.
And not to mention still being paid all the while parliament is parogued.
They aren't going to work and yet they're still getting paid on the taxpayers dime.
I think that we need to start sounding the alarm on that specifically and the fact that they qualify for automatic raises, no matter what kind of job they do representing Canadians, job.
I use that term loosely.
All while continuing to up our taxes, bloat the bureaucracy, and increase the cost of living for everyday Canadians.
So I like that Chris is also pulling that key factor into her criticism of what's being said there.
Because if we had a mainstream media that was actually set on holding politicians accountable and having, you know, ensuring that they live up to their promises and are working to better the country and better the lives of Canadians,
then they would be highlighting the insane salaries of these politicians and the benefits and the perks of the job and all these things to put that pressure on and to keep them accountable, but they just don't.
We talked last week, Sheila, about the ridiculous questions that they ask, like the Borders are press conference.
How did you come up with the word czar?
And I mean, if that's the robustness that we're getting from our mainstream media, I think it's pretty clear that it's time for a change.
Yeah.
Yeah, Chris is right.
That's $300,000 a year to call Canadians names, you know?
At least it's absurd.
Again, this is the same problem with the military.
They're making this announcement today that it's going to go more woke.
Instead of fixing the systemic problems with the CBC that nobody wants to watch it except old people who don't know how to use their remote controls, they just call you names if you don't like the CBC.
Why don't you worry about why people aren't watching it?
Especially your flagship news coverage.
Could it be that you keep regurgitating the same opinions?
Your diverse panels are people saying the exact same thing.
Whoopity-doo?
No, no.
The problem, of course, is us.
We're the problem.
We don't love CBC and we're the problem.
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It's the gaslighting and Canadians are seeing through it.
They're like, wait a minute, am I being gaslit by my own government and by the media that's paid by the government?
I think more and more Canadians are starting to see and notice and recognize where they're being hoodwinked.
And thankfully, we have platforms like Rebel News, like alternative media, who I so often hear from people when they come to our events or I just, I, I mean, I really these days can't seem to go anywhere without getting recognized, which is can be a little bit jarring sometimes, but especially when I'm out with my family, my kids, they're just like, ah, as soon as it happens, right?
But, but what I find and what I hear more and more from people out in the wild, as we say, is that they are just so thankful to have a voice that, you know, they feel like they're so alone in the way that they're thinking or feeling or questioning things.
And then they have an outlet or, you know, a media company like ours that's giving a voice to those people.
When we go out there and do streeters, people are like, oh, I'm scared to say the wrong thing, or I don't know what I'm going to say.
And I said, just say what's on your heart and what you feel because you actually don't know or recognize the magnitude of other people who feel the same way as you, but they don't hear any of that on the mainstream media because they're just within their little echo chamber of diverse perspectives of the same people saying the same thing over and over and over again.
Voices Unsilenced00:10:53
You know, it's like if you repeat a lie so many times, it eventually becomes the truth.
And then you have people sitting at home being like, am I the only one?
And come to find out that they are not.
They're just not being represented in any of these mainstream channels.
And that is where I really hold high value in the work that we do is to bring that voice to people so that they know that what they're thinking, feeling, or seeing through the BS, you know, they're not alone in that.
Yeah.
I want to talk real quick about the SPVM arrest and then we'll go, let's see how quickly we can breeze through the 51st state stuff.
Maybe we'll just talk about Trump, his tweet to the hockey players and the Mark Carney video from June No News, because I really want to give you the opportunity to talk about that study out of Yale.
And we're going to have a stop at 2 p.m.
That's what I'm trying to sort of trying to breeze through it.
Okay, so SPVM, the reason I just want to talk about it because finally they're making an arrest.
SPVM arrests and finally arrests a second suspect in connection with the 2023 shooting at a Jewish school.
If you got all your news from the mainstream media, you wouldn't know about the spate of shootings at Jewish schools in this country, which I think is directly exacerbated by the bad, one-sided coverage of the issue of Israel by the likes of the CBC.
But anyways, Montreal police have arrested a second suspect concerning shots fired at a Jewish school in back in November 12th of 2023.
According to SPVM, the 19-year-old suspect, so that means he was like, could be underage when he did this, was arrested on Wednesday and appeared at a Montreal courthouse in the afternoon.
I'm really curious his name.
I think that will tell us a lot.
The shooting occurred around 5 a.m. at the Jewish school, Yeshiva Gedola, and gunshots were heard on Deacon Road near Van Horn.
So anyways, they're shooting up Jewish schools in Canada and burning down our churches, but we know who the real victims are.
And that's the victims of Islamophobia and homophobia, according to Justin Trudeau.
The only thing I wanted to point out here was at first, you know, I said 2023, it took them, what, a year and a half to arrest anybody.
But if that person was a minor previously, then they would have had to wait until they became of age to arrest them.
Yeah.
So that might have played a role in why there was such a delay there.
But I mean, regardless, I guess justices are better late than never.
I guess so.
I'm just going to read this quick message from Patriot Addict, and then let's get into the 51st state stuff.
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And then I want to give Tamara an opportunity to talk about that Yale study without getting us completely demonetized.
But I think it's really important because this is what people have been saying for a very long time.
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Let's get into this 51st state stuff.
This tweet from Trump.
Because I want to talk about the booing of the national anthem.
Let me know in the comments how you guys feel about it.
I absolutely find it loathsome.
It's the insufferable Canadian version of the taking a knee during the American National Anthem.
Do not use the national anthem as a political protest.
It's the one thing that's supposed to unify all of us and show some respect for other countries.
But apparently, some Canadians do not feel the same way as me.
Let's show this Trump tweet.
He says, I'll be calling our great American hockey team this morning to spur them on towards victory tonight again against Canada with which with far lower taxes and much stronger security will someday maybe soon become our cherished and very important 51st state.
You know what?
I feel like Trump loves us when he says those sorts of things.
Like I feel appreciated as a Canadian in a way that I have never actually felt from Justin Trudeau.
I will be speaking before the governors tonight in DC and sadly, therefore, will be unable to attend, but we will all be watching.
And if Governor Trudeau would like to join us, he would be most welcome.
Good luck, everybody, and have a great game tonight.
So exciting, President Donald J. Trump.
You know, top-tier trolling.
I'm going to give it to them.
Exactly.
Yeah, it is.
Absolutely.
And I don't think that anyone, the political class here in Canada just does not know how to compete.
They're so humorless.
Do we take it seriously?
Do we not?
Is he joking?
When is it going to become serious?
It's, yeah, there's just no sense of humor there.
No.
And I like how like Trump is flattering us as Canadians that we will be cherished and that we'll be loved.
And after I just listened to Pascal St. Danje tell me that I am a bad Canadian because I don't like the boring state broadcaster, that tickles my ear to hear President Trump say nice things about us because our own government, sure as hell, hasn't.
Yeah, it's pretty refreshing actually to be, you know, the government, the liberals tout inclusivity and tolerance.
And just not if you have a different opinion or perspective on how things should be handled or run or administered, then they want to just resort to ad hominem attacks and smear you into pretending like you don't exist or you're part of some domestic terrorist group.
So yeah, it's refreshing to see those remarks from Trump and also underlyingly hilarious because he's just trolling so hard.
Yo, you've invited Trudeau to the governor's conference.
I think that's funny.
Let's watch this quick little video because we do have a hard stop right at the top of the hour because they need the studio for something else.
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Clayton Demaine repeatedly asked Mark Carney if he would call an election if he wins the liberal leadership race.
He doesn't answer.
And I think that should be like the number one thing he knows should come next.
That's what Canadians want.
But apparently it's not what the Liberal Party's, the Liberal Party wants.
So I guess we can all just go straight to hell.
Let's listen to this.
Will you call an election if you win?
Will you call an election if you win the leadership?
Mark!
Will you call an election if you win?
Why wouldn't he just answer?
Yeah.
Right.
Yeah.
Just maybe, I mean, obviously they've thought about it.
So, you know, I always, I like to contrast the way that he's acting now versus how he acted in Davos last year.
Yeah.
he was asked about David Menzies being arrested by the RCMP at Christia Freeland's event when he was just trying to ask her a simple question and he denounced it.
He said, I mean, I don't know.
I don't think we have, maybe we can end on that clip of Carney and Ezra scrumming.
But he did not think when I was in Davos with Lincoln and that sort of happened.
like when the arrest happened of the journalists who were at the campaign launch, I asked Lincoln, I said, let's just do a cut of Davos man versus Team Canada man and show you how much can change in a year.
And I don't think anything actually changed.
It's just that he's a liberal through and through and it's meet the new boss, same as the old boss, as David Menzies says.
And he acknowledged that Clayton asked that question.
He looked right at him and then just didn't answer.
And that is quite literally the one thing Canadians want to know right now is when the heck are we getting an election?
And he won't even tell them when they can expect it.
Yeah.
And that court, that federal court hearing, the prorogation or the motion to un-porogue parliament.
Yes.
We'll have the ruling heard, I think, the day before or the day that the prorogation ends.
So this is, it's a mess.
Our federal politics are in, it's a dumpster fire of politics at this time here in Canada.
Well, we are trolled by Trump.
Yeah, and it also means that I think Carney has already struck a deal with the NDP, that he, yeah, I think that's what that means is that the NDP are going to do what the NDP do, and that is get dragged around on the coattails of the liberals.
And Canadians are the ones doing the dragging.
Even further undemocratically seize our country by, you know, by way of this de facto liberal leader now being the prime minister, despite never being elected, and these fringe minority parties coalescing together to form a majority government, not at all at the whim of what the actual Canadian electorates want or would have voted for.
You know what it means?
It means he doesn't care what we think.
It's good enough to become the Liberal Party leader.
He doesn't want to ask what Canadians think.
If Canadians think he should run the country, he's not going to put that question to us unless he absolutely has to.
Okay, I'll shut up.
You talk about you are Canada's leading medical journalists, despite what Andre Picard thinks of himself.
I think Timothy Caulfield.
Whatever those two dudes think of themselves, you have done more work on this than anybody else.
So please break down for us what this Yale study says.
I only have three minutes and I want to keep it YouTube safe.
So and I don't want to give you because I have a full video.
I'm hoping it'll come out by the end of the day today.
Post-Vaccination Syndrome Misinformation00:03:36
And so for anybody who wants to stay up to date or follow this kind of coverage, especially as we have to kind of tiptoe around the community standards and the misinformation guidelines at YouTube, you can do so at no moreshots.ca.
You can click back through right to the beginning of that campaign launch and all of those reports ever since.
If you are unsure of the kind of coverage that I have given these novel modified RNA injections.
But in this science, in this recent groundbreaking science, researchers have just confirmed that long COVID may actually just be double speak for post-vaccination syndrome, proving that the conspiracy theorists have been right once again.
That's an article there from the Daily Mail, but I did post the actual study link.
If we could just pull that up on screen, it's a pre-print.
It was published just yesterday on February or sorry, two days ago on February 18th, where researchers basically wanted to explore what they described as a chronic debilitating condition after COVID-19 vaccination, referred to as post-vaccine syndrome or PVS.
And they conducted a decentralized cross-sectional study, blah, blah, blah.
It includes 42 PVS participants and 22 healthy controls.
So this is a small sampling, but it's very important work.
And the authors do note here in the study that this is like the first step in trying to decipher and determine what mechanisms are at play here with people who are suffering these kinds of reactions and these debilitating, life-altering things happening post-COVID injection.
And they found some really key differences in the way that their immune systems have been affected.
And I'm going to break this down more in my full video report.
So again, you can find that at no moreshots.ca.
But there are very clear differences in the white blood cells and the different, they're called T cells, and how those are being suppressed in one area of the immune system, but then heightened in the other.
And then a really key concerning finding here was also that the spike protein from the injections were lasting more than 700 days after the last vaccination.
So depending on how many doses you got or whatnot.
And, you know, this flies in the face of certain individuals who previously told us that the vaccine stays in the shoulder and it's disintegrated very quickly and it doesn't spread throughout the body and so on and so forth.
Anybody who claimed otherwise was touted as a conspiracy theorist and a misinformation spreader.
And here we have researchers at Yale University, which is a highly credible institution, stating that this spike was around and lingering for 700 days post-vaccination.
So this is crazy.
I'll have a full report out on it, but stay tuned at nomoreshots.ca.
I see that it's 2 p.m.
I know that we have to wrap things up because studios need it again.
So I just want to thank everybody for hanging out with us, for joining, for everybody who gave super chats or rumble rants.
I don't think we have any more to wrap up before we leave.
We're good.
So thanks again, everyone.
And make sure that you follow us, subscribe, like, share, all of our stuff, because you won't find this kind of coverage like what you see in this Yale study anywhere else.
And we've been on this beat for years.
This is nothing new to anybody who's been following closely.
So hold on to your critical thinking caps because you are going to need them.
And join us here again tomorrow, same time, 1 to 2 p.m. Eastern.