Aug. 30, 2019 - Freedomain Radio - Stefan Molyneux
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| Hey world, how you doing? It's DeFan Molyneux from Free Domain. | |
| Listen, can I ask you for a favor? | |
| Can I just ask you for a solid planet? | |
| Just for a little while, can you just stop doing stupid stuff? | |
| See, Daddy's trying to get some work done. | |
| I'm trying to finish the brand new website, Free Domain. | |
| And also tonight, of course, 10 p.m. | |
| Eastern, 7 p.m. Pacific, I have dropping episode six in my ongoing series on California. | |
| So I hope you'll join me for that on YouTube. | |
| So, latest stupid stuff, which I think bears a tiny response, is former blink-of-an-eye Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell thought it would be an excellent and wonderful and judicious idea to display her mature statesmanlike judgment to go to Twitter and to beg for the 115-mile-an-hour wind hurricane to slam into and destroy Mar-a-Lago, of course, Trump's beloved resort in Florida, also known as the Winter White House. | |
| Now, of course, as a resort, it actually has bipedal carbon-based life forms in it, and so, yeah, she wants a hurricane to destroy one of Trump's resorts, resulting in the death or maiming or massive injury of, well, a very large number of people. | |
| So, that's her now. | |
| She's not unimportant as an ex-Canadian Prime Minister. | |
| Right now, though, she does have some importance because she is a senior advisor to the Justin Trudeau government, thus tying them very much together with this anti-Trump hysteria. | |
| And, of course, she is responsible for picking a Supreme Court judge. | |
| In Canada. And this is the kind of judgment she shows. | |
| Now, she's also, of course, in the past publicly referred to Trump on Twitter as, I believe, the lineage is a family named Tucker and a woman named Martha. | |
| Martha Tucker. Something like that. | |
| Anyway, memory escapes me. | |
| But she did describe Trump in those terms. | |
| She's, of course, implied that he's mentally ill. | |
| But then who hasn't? Particularly psychiatrists on CNN these days. | |
| And, yeah, she's basically wishing for the destruction of one of his properties, the death and maiming of many people. | |
| Because she doesn't like him politically. | |
| This is, like in all seriousness, this is a massive, massive diplomatic catastrophe because it very, very clearly signals where the Canadian government stands with the government of what used to be, of course, a fellow colony of the British, what used to be allies in the First World War, in the Second World War, and of course throughout the Cold War. | |
| And it shows, of course, just how pitifully... | |
| What supplicatingly, pathetically, embarrassingly lapdog to power-y the prostitutes of the Canadian mainstream media are, who did virtually nothing to call out this massive diplomatic catastrophe. | |
| This clearly signals that the two countries cannot work together when you are wishing death and maiming upon... | |
| People who are visiting an estate of the presidents, well, you know, there's no backing out of that. | |
| There's no coming back from that. | |
| And the only way that anything could be done that would be positively received in America would be to just get rid of this woman from all the corridors of power and for there to be a near universal denunciation of this absolutely wretched and horrible sentiment by the Canadian mainstream press. | |
| But they're too busy lapping up the money pouring out of the broken belly of power because... | |
| The Canadian government is fire-hosing money at the mainstream media, and of course the government owns the CBC. The CBC did not see fit to report on this, of course, because they're too busy reporting. | |
| But Marriott, you see, is thinking of getting rid of the little bottles of shampoo and conditioner and replacing them. | |
| Sorry, I completely fell asleep. | |
| But you see, they had nothing to say about this absolutely important catastrophe in the relationships between these two countries which share, at least for now, the largest undefended border in the world because they're too busy writing about Marriott's shampoo. | |
| And of course, the other mainstream media outlets in Canada, well, they're... | |
| Almost exclusively bought and paid for by the massive firehose of government money spraying down on them from the liberal governments. | |
| Because apparently a free press is just the kind of luxury that a country like Canada can no longer afford with liberals in power. | |
| So it's just mad. | |
| It's absolutely crazy. And can you imagine? | |
| I mean, imagine this. So, there was a tiny wrinkle of black comedy in the ongoing saga about the hysteria regarding climate change slash global warming slash, oh my god, there was a storm somewhere, we're all going to die in 12 years, because one of the people who pushed this conspiracy theory so enormously was one Barack Hussein Obama, who said that, of course, sea levels were going to rise catastrophically and half of America was going to be underwater, and so on. | |
| And what did he do just recently? | |
| Well, he dropped $15 million, because, you see, it's all about service to the people, you see. | |
| He dropped $15 million on a house in Martha's Vineyard, right by the water, right by the water. | |
| Buy the water. | |
| So this is just kind of a thumb your nose. | |
| I can't believe you suckers bought this nonsense because if you really believed in climate change... | |
| Well, Al Gore has one by the ocean as well, has a house by the ocean which emits more electricity than your average small Martian city or uses more electricity than your average small Martian city. | |
| So yeah, Barack Obama is just kind of thumbing his nose, doing a little victory dance of I can't believe you guys believed all this nonsense because of course if he believed it, he'd never buy a house by the ocean! | |
| Don't worry, I'm sure Ocasio-Cortez will be renting a room and they'll all be having parties and laughing at everyone else's expense. | |
| So this is the state of the world. | |
| Now imagine if some prominent Canadian, high up in the government, had tweeted that she hoped that the hurricane would strike and destroy Barack Obama's new $15 million mansion by the water to teach him a lesson. | |
| About climate change. And imagine that said government official wished that Obama's house would be destroyed with people actually in it to teach him a lesson about climate change. | |
| Can you imagine the denunciation and the hysteria that would result? | |
| But of course it's Trump. | |
| He's a white Christian so sadly it's The hunt, right? | |
| Open season on white Christians, particularly white male Christians these days, which is a terrible shame, but then Christians do enormously well in general when they are being persecuted, which is a tragic but seemingly true fact of human history. | |
| So it is very, very sad. | |
| It's very sad. It's very tragic. | |
| These are watershed moments in the relations between two countries, and this is the path that Canada has taken. | |
| It has seen fit to throw in with, let's just say, people other than historical allies in the most grim struggles humanity has ever experienced. | |
| The crack between the two nations is widening to the point of any extinction of positive relations between the two countries, and that is a very, very sad thing. | |
| Soldiers, in a sense, side by side, two peas in a pod of freedom and liberty. |
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