Oct. 2, 2021 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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And here to guide you through the murky waters of the Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
Thank you, everybody, to tonight's live broadcast of the Political Cesspool radio program.
James Edwards, Keith Alexander.
I don't think we introduced ourselves at the beginning of the show.
I don't know if I said welcome to the show.
I don't know if just in case anybody forgot our names, we should always say that every show.
That's ancient history.
I can't tell you that.
That was two hours ago now.
Maybe we did, maybe we didn't.
We are still trying to get a hold of Paul Fromm, though.
Paul Fromm is the director of the Canadian Association for Free Expression and the Canada First Immigration Reform Committee.
I don't think we've talked to Paul since the spring, but we're having a little bit of difficulty getting the string that connects my tin can to his to reach all the way from the well, let's see.
Mr. Producer, is Paul there?
Paul, are you there?
Okay, here's what I want to do, Mr. Producer.
If you can send me in our chat box the direct line for the studio, I'm going to try to call him.
I'm going to let Keith tread some water here for a second.
Shoot me the number in the text box of what number he needs to call to get on the VIP line.
And I'm going to see if I can get a hold of him on my cell and have him call in directly.
And that's what we'll do.
So, Keith, say something smart.
Say something that's very intelligent and entertaining that'll keep the audience's attention until we.
Never mind.
That's about all I can handle right there.
Paul, are you with us?
Yes, I'm with you.
Hey, buddy.
Sorry about that.
We had a little bit of trouble getting – I told Keith it was a difficult task to get the string that connects my tin can to yours to stretch all the way up to Canada.
But we've got you now, and we're glad for that.
We did just introduce you actually a moment ago.
So people, of course, always, not that you need any introduction on this show.
You've been appearing with us, one of the original guests, one of the OGs, going all the way back to 04-05.
And I told you yesterday, Paul, every time I see your name on the schedule, I sit back, get excited because I know it's going to be funny.
It's going to be informative.
You're a great storyteller.
Hell of a funny guy, hell of a smart guy.
Great to have you back all the way up in Canada.
How are you tonight?
I'm really good.
And I remember even actually doing your show live in your studios down there in Manhattan.
I remember that.
I've still got, yes, indeed.
Wow, that really goes back.
I remember that.
And I still have one of the pictures of you seeing.
He's been in the contact.
That's right.
He was out at LRM.
That's right.
Sure was.
Wow, that goes back.
Time does go by, as we say.
In fact, that was so long ago.
Wasn't that the show we did with General Robert E. Lee in person?
Well, I'll tell you this.
It was so long ago you could still travel outside of Canada.
So that wasn't exactly yesterday.
That's right.
Those were in the days when the Russians were not free in the Soviet Union and we weren't the Soviet.
We weren't Cuban off.
I remember when you could still cross the border.
See, that's the thing.
If you disguised yourself as a Haitian immigrant, and I'm still wondering how these thousands upon thousands, tens of thousands, I guess, of Haitians got to the Mexican border.
But however they did it, walking across the Caribbean Sea or whatever they're doing on water.
We need you to do that.
And then you can get in here and you don't have a problem.
But I know you've been banned from the United States for a while.
And I sure miss you.
I miss having you down.
Of course, you came down for that particular show that you're talking about, but we've gotten together at so many conferences and events and broken bread so many times.
Always miss seeing you.
One of my big regrets was missing your anniversary banquet and celebration.
I speak better French than most Haitians, so maybe I should fly to Mexico City and take a bus up to the border and put on my best mangled Haitian French and say I'm a refugee in that country.
Talking about French, Paul, I understand that the French Canadians are now a big force for conservatism and are thinking about again seceding from the rest of Canada.
Is that some harebrained mainstream article or is that the real thing?
No, real separate sentiment for separation is in the wane right now in Quebec.
I mean, they get such a good deal from the federal government, largely through transfers, what are called equalization payments, but they get huge transfers because they're allegedly a somewhat poor province.
So there is a separatist faction, but I would, but the movement is, I would say, fairly weak now.
It's not really in the more apparent than real.
Yeah, more than the way it was maybe 20 years ago.
Well, I'll tell you, though, we did have no, I was just going to say very quickly, Paul, when you were on with us earlier this year during our March Around the World series back in March, we had you and Remy Tremblay, who is another French Canadian.
Yeah, I'm completely butchering his name.
Yeah, great guy, great guy.
No, yes, he is.
I'm in close touch with him, and he's involved with a number of movements, but one is called Quebec Rais de Suche, which translates roughly as old stock Quebecers.
And they have exactly the same fight that we do.
We, the European founding settler people, are being replaced.
In English Canada, we call ourselves more or less old stock Canadians.
And in Quebec, they call themselves de souche, which means, or another name they give themselves is Quebec Cois Pure Len or Pure Wool.
Like, we're the old stock.
We're the ones who built Quebec.
That's absolutely true.
Yeah, I like Remy.
I don't think, though, I'm not sure what he told you, but my reading is that the separatist movement is relatively weak right now.
I don't think.
Yeah, no, no, no, I don't think he actually spoke about that when he was on.
We were talking about his publication, which had done a nice interview with us, and just some other things about the culture and the current climate in French Canada, so to speak.
See, I just read something about that in the news, the stuff that I've seen on my computer.
And I was wondering, you know, is this another red herring they're throwing at us, or is this real?
I would say this is 20 years out of date.
Now, you know, separatist sentiment, you know, can rise and fall.
I'm not saying it it it's it's a dead movement.
It's not, but right now there is not a lot of enthusiasm for it.
It's in the present.
Yeah, the present separatist party that won 32 seats in the recent election, that's the block came at COP.
Their main calling card is that we will stand up for Quebec and we will look after Quebec's interests, lobby for them.
So, I mean, that would be fair to say, but that's not the same thing as we're going to declare ourselves an independent country, which is what the separatists did a year ago.
All right, we're going to take a quick timeout.
We've got Paul for the bulk of this hour, and it's always great catching up with him.
We were catching up on old times just then a few minutes ago as if we were just on a phone call with one another.
We like to do that from time to time to sort of let our hair down, if you have any hair to let down.
Paul or Keith do, I know.
But nevertheless, always great to have Paul on.
It's such a treat for me as a host.
I really appreciate him as an activist and as a guest and as a friend.
We'll be right back.
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And now back to tonight's show.
And we are indeed back with one and only Paul Fromm, the director of the Canadian Association for Free Expression, also his work with Immigration, Canada First Immigration Reform Committee.
But Paul, you know, one of the things you've been doing quite regularly, which is actually the main reason I guess I wanted to bring you back tonight, although any reason is good reason enough when it comes to you, but your work for the freedom of choice with regards to what you're going to pump into your bodies with regards to COVID in Canada.
It's this thing, I think we had you on.
You were on not long after this whole thing started back in March of 2020.
You were also back on again in March of this year.
And you're on regularly, but we had you on right after the whole COVID narrative began to take form.
So it's just, it's too wide-reaching and all-encompassing.
It just has dominated everything for the last two years.
So it's hard to figure out where you would want to start with this.
But I think I'd like to ask you to talk about your activism and what the current scene is.
Let's just forget all the other talking points.
What is the current scene in Canada vis-a-vis what you have here in America?
And obviously, America isn't a single body here.
The relatively lax restrictions that you have in a place like Tennessee or in the rural South versus the more draconian restrictions you have in places like San Francisco or New York or Portland, Oregon.
So even America isn't operating on a single set of standards here.
But compare and contrast, what's going on with the COVID debate, Canada versus America?
Go, Paul.
Well, just like in America, the circumstances differ from province to province.
But yeah, we are in a state of real repression and absolute war on the unvaccinated.
In the province of Quebec, I saw on the TV yesterday, there are 19,000 health care workers that have not yet taken the vaccination.
And very early in October, if they haven't, they're fired.
So, I mean, there are already people who will, if the government makes good on its threats, be fired.
We hear endlessly about the shortage of ICU nurses, of doctors and support staff.
And this has been a chronic situation probably, well, at least since the Spandemic hit, so we're told.
But the government is so fanatical.
At least, and let's say back down, they're prepared to fire these people.
Similar situations in Ontario and I believe in British Columbia.
And now we are in a week, we call it for propaganda purposes, an apartheid state because most of the left understands what that means.
In Ontario, I cannot go into a restaurant unless I have my pass, which means I'm being double vaxxed.
I can have takeout and I can go to the washroom, but I can't actually go and sit down.
In British Columbia, I can't even use a restaurant patio without my pass.
In Quebec, it's the same.
Indoor sports events, the same.
You have to have that pass.
Indoor entertainment, like the movie theaters or a play, the same thing.
So we are now really a two-tier society.
And I like to say online that the unvaxxed are now the new.
I would normally say the word out, but online I sort of play with we are the new N, you know, asterisk, asterisk, asterisk, asterisk, S. you probably would never imagine you hear me say that but we are I mean, it's absolute warfare on the unvaccinated.
And for a society that always blathers on about tolerance and diversity and all these things that make your heart warm and your stomach sick, it really is more and more warfare.
And the media, not that we didn't know that, but they're just complete prostitute supporters, with the exception of a very tiny number of columnists.
Two Saturdays ago, there was the Worldwide Freedom Day.
And that involved anti-lockdown, anti-forced vaccine, anti-forced masking protests right across the world, from Berlin to right across Canada.
I was in a crowd of over 50,000 people in downtown Toronto.
The protest, which was entirely peaceful, celebratory in many ways, we didn't get a single line of coverage in any mainline media.
It was only the kind of online, the rebel covered us and Post-Millennium covered us.
But that's not your major newspaper or your major television network.
And good for them.
But there's an absolute conspiracy to play down the degree of the protests.
The other thing is the media that's supposed to be neutral and tell you what the news is rather than lecture you.
When the vaccine passport came in about a week ago, they were telling people, be nice.
Don't confront the teenage girl who's at the door of the restaurant who has to ask for your ID and your COVID passport.
Be nice.
If you have a problem, protest the government.
No, in my opinion, if you're a collaborator with the government, that's on you.
You've chosen to be their goon.
You've chosen to enforce their laws.
Then I'm going to express my unhappiness at being treated like a second-class citizen in a country where, at least on my mother's side, we've been in the country for 300 years.
No, I'm not going to be nice.
Why should I be nice when I'm being shot?
There's a lot of rebellion, and there are, I have seen lists of restaurants just right across Ontario who are not going to ask.
They're going to take the don't ask, don't tell.
You know, we'll assume you've got a COVID passport if you come here.
We're not going to be unpaid government enforcers.
But it's getting nasty, I'll tell you.
Paul, this is Keith.
Is there an equivalent divide in Canadian society like Red State, Blue State America, with Red State America being against the restrictions and Blue State being for it?
Is it broken up like that?
Are the French Canadians, how does Quebec compare with Ontario?
How does Ontario compare with Manitoba, you know, and the Western provinces?
Well, yes, there is in a sense.
There's more freedom, more love of freedom in the two, in, I should say, in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
And their governments have been more lax in imposing all sorts of lockdowns.
Not that they haven't, but there is more reluctance on the part of the government to impose another lockdown.
Alberta is going through what we're told is a spike, whatever that means.
I guess it means it's going up.
Hold on right there, Brother Paul.
Hold on right there.
We've got the Gospel of Paul.
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But it's an interesting topic, and it's one that, of course, everybody is dealing with in different ways, depending on where you're located tonight.
As you listen to this broadcast, we're talking with Paul, his experience with the COVID measures in Canada, Canada.
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And so, Paul, I guess the question is, let's just boil it down to this.
As we broadcast live this Saturday evening, October the 2nd, how difficult is it for you as a pureblood?
I think that's what people are calling the folks who, well, I'm not going to say if you are one or not, but for people who have not been vaccinated in Canada, let's put it that way.
How difficult is it for those people to engage in daily business?
Like I said, down here, even in the state of Tennessee, obviously it's night and day Tennessee compared to a place like California, New York, or Oregon, but even in Tennessee, the county where Memphis is located is much more stringent on their restrictions than the county just adjacent to it.
So how difficult is it getting for unvaccinated people in Canada to engage in commerce and to be able to go to stores, to be able to do anything?
And is travel going to be restricted?
I mean, are they trending towards making it to where perhaps you can't have access to banking or some of these things that are really far out there that we haven't yet dealt with?
I guess your guess is as good as anybody's, but from what you see right now in Canada, where is this thing trending?
And will it ever end?
Well, it's trending to war and more repression.
Something that you would have said was a conspiracy theory, although I hate that term, you know, six months ago isn't.
We were warning back in the spring of 2020, over a year ago, that the forced masking would lead to forced vaccine.
And many people were, oh, no, you know, you're crazy.
And the government was saying, oh, no, the vaccinations will always be voluntary.
Well, yeah, they are voluntary if you don't want to work in certain areas.
So you're asking about banking and things like that.
Right now, the governments are being careful to divide things up between essential and non-essential.
You know, that's very arbitrary.
But I can go into a supermarket without showing a vaccine passport.
I can go into a drugstore or a hardware store, et cetera.
But I look at France, and you cannot shop in the supermarket unless you've got your vaccine passport.
So this idea that, oh, it will never happen here.
The totalitarians in charge of our society are so fanatical.
I would put nothing past them.
But at the present time, yes, I can walk into a bank, a supermarket, etc.
And of course, there's a wide variety of enforcement.
I was just going to interject this, my friend.
It's different.
You mentioned France, and that prompted me to recall a conversation I was having with Henrik Palmgren on Red Ice just last weekend.
And he was talking about how all the Scandinavian nations, or at least the Scandinavian nations of, say, Sweden and Denmark, have apparently, and at least for now, I believe Norway as well, done away with everything.
It's as if COVID never happened.
They've done away with everything.
They've got herd immunity now.
And the benefits of herd immunity, which we're not getting because of the vaccinations in Canada and America.
So they're not dropping dead.
Here's the point.
I mean, it's so wildly arbitrary across America and indeed around the world.
You've got the Scandinavian nations that are doing away with everything right now.
I mean, all restrictions, all mandates, all masks, all everything.
They're not doing it.
And I guarantee you, not every Scandinavian is going to die of COVID before the winter is over.
And then you have places like Australia, which is even much more draconian than even Canada, where they're shooting people for their health if they don't wear masks.
I mean, it's just, there's no uniformity.
And of course, that's because the narrative that the media puts out and that the so-called scientists and doctors and the health regimes put out, again, we have to go back to this, Paul.
You cannot take them seriously when they continue to undercut their own narrative by changing it wildly all the time.
COVID can't spread at a Black Lives Matter riot, but a Trump event is a super spreader event.
They do these kinds of things that force people not to be able to trust them.
But yes, around the world, wildly different responses to this.
And again, you could get double vax.
You could be up to date.
But we've seen in Israel, for instance, where if you don't have your booster now, you're considered unvaccinated, even if you got the first two vaccines.
It changes on a daily basis.
Well, that's one of the things that makes me very skeptical.
I am not against vaccinations per se.
I have been vaccinated, as probably you were as a child.
When I went to Australia back in 2005, I took one of these anti-hepatitis A and B vaccines.
So, I mean, it's not on religious or other principles absolutely opposed.
I do know people, though, that had horrible reactions even to their childhood vaccinations.
So my approach basically is freedom.
Look, look at the odds as a betting man and woman.
What do you think the odds are?
And make your own decision.
You know, this should not be compelled.
Now, as to this, the COVID vaccinations, I'm even more up in the air.
I just don't know.
I've read and heard some very, very extreme warnings.
I also know that the vaccinations have only been invented a year or even less than a year ago.
The usual time to test a vaccination is five to ten years, to see about the after the uh uh, the after effects might be.
Um, and I think it's uh, you know, a reasonable person um, makes a judgment based on the odds.
The odds are across the the board.
If you get covet, you've got a 99.7 percent chance of surviving.
On that basis, i'd say uh no i'm, i'm not interested in taking whatever risks there are in the vaccination.
Now, as you get older, There are more risks, but the risks are because of comorbidities.
If you've got COPD, you've got really bad lungs, you've got a serious heart condition, you've had 10 strokes.
Yeah, it might be a good idea that your odds of dying from it are now higher.
For instance, last spring, there were a number of long-term extended care homes.
That's a nice term for you're waiting to die.
The average life expectancy in an Ontario extended care home is a year.
I mean, extended care means that you're not going to be able to do it.
Waiting for Godot, as Samuel Beckett said.
Sorry?
Waiting for Godot.
Remember that famous you probably have to have somebody to feed you.
You probably have to have somebody to clean you.
You are very unwell.
Now, COVID just tore through those places.
But nonetheless, in one I'm aware of that got a lot of publicity, still, 50% of the old folks who got COVID survived, even with all the comorbidities.
So, you know, again, playing the odds, you look at your own circumstances, and if you have a lot of these very serious conditions, yeah, I would say maybe it's worth the risk of getting the vaccine.
For most of us, in my opinion, it's not.
So because they can't sell the product on a reasonable basis, they've got the compulsion.
Now, one of my friends had to travel back to Eastern Europe on business.
Couldn't get on an airplane without the COVID passport.
So unfortunately, felt that I was the only alternative.
I mean, we are being blackmailed.
That's the thing, Paul.
I mean, I know all kinds of people that I know and trust and love.
I know people who have gotten the vaccine.
I know people who have not gotten the vaccine.
I know people who've gotten COVID and had no symptoms at all.
Some people who have died from it.
Yes, that is true.
There is something out there.
I'm not discounting any of that.
But the thing that is so disconcerting to me, my default position is always, if the media and the government that lies about everything and have never in my lifetime done anything that was in my best interest are telling me at the point of threats that this is something I must do, you know, that doesn't instill any confidence in that it is something that I actually should do or that would be good for me to do.
And so that's my position on it.
But again, I know people that have gotten it.
It's not like you're a bad guy or you're dumb if you get it or don't get it.
My position has always just been with this.
Make the decision that you think is best for you and your family.
That's always been my position.
And Paul, this is Keith.
This is just a sidebar.
There's a racial divide on this as well.
Black people in America seem to be very big on enforcing the mask mandate, but they do not want to get the jab.
And Joe Biden acknowledged, he didn't acknowledge it directly, but basically acknowledged it by exempting the vaccine mandate for everybody that's an employee of the U.S. Postal Service, which, as we all know, is predominantly black in America.
We've got to take our last break of the night.
We'll be back with Paul for one more segment.
But yes, in the NBA, by the way, the NBA, you see all these corporations that are mandating vaccines for their employees.
The NBA did not do that because the NBA Players Union, which is 90 plus percent black, was against it.
So that's interesting.
All right, we got to take one more time out.
Time goes by always too quickly with Paul.
We'll be right back.
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But when you teach someone a certain way to do things and you go back on that certain way, it sends mixed signals to the person that they're trying to teach.
The parents need to be the example.
Smoking, if you think you're old enough to start, you're smart enough to stop.
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All right, one more segment with Paul Fromm.
So, Paul, again, we wanted to always catch up with you, our neighbor to the north.
We do have a Canadian listening contingent, and you're our favorite Canadian, so it all just makes perfect sense.
When you're on, I wanted to talk to you about what's going on with COVID in Canada, vis-a-vis again, the United States, but not just the United States, Australia and Scandinavia.
It's just crazy how so many different nations could be doing it so differently.
And that's something that should make you pause and wonder, should you be doing the monkey see monkey do or should you be thinking for yourself?
Whatever that decision leads you to be, make it for yourself.
Paul, we've got one segment left, and I'd like for you to make the decision yourself on where we go from here.
Is there anything you'd like to talk about that we haven't covered?
You're always up to something.
Like I said, every time I go to your Twitter, I see you out at a demonstration with a bullhorn.
You're out on the pavement.
You're doing the Lord's work.
What do you got?
Well, actually, a couple of points that are quite hopeful.
Number one, I have never seen the persistence of a movement, either left or right, in all my political career, which goes back to 1965.
There are weekly protests on a regular schedule right across the country against these forced vaccine, forced masking, and the lockdowns, right across the country in major and even smaller cities.
Usually it's on a Saturday afternoon or Sunday afternoon, depending on the city.
It's every weekend.
And that's been going on since the spring of 2020, beginning with the first one in Vancouver around the 15th of March, the next weekend, one in Toronto.
And they've been spreading and they've been putting down their roots.
And I've been to protests in eight different cities.
And you meet the nicest people, people who immediately give you a hug.
We're told the media, if they report it at all, say it's haters, conspiracy theories, Nazis.
I mean, just complete libelous crap.
And people who have voted across the spectrum in the last, not the most recent election, but previous elections, and they've all come to the freedom decision.
They're afraid that their freedoms are being taken away.
Many of the people are women.
Many of them are mothers.
You know, unlike the white nationalist movement in times gone by, it's not male-heavy.
It's right across the age spectrum and right across the gender spectrum.
And there's just a wonderful feeling.
And that's something.
And the establishment and the mainstream media have, well, largely the mainstream media ignores it, except to the odd time they will report on that these are the usual string of denunciations, conspiracy theorists, what do they call super spreaders and neo-Nazis.
And you always know it's biased coverage when they never explain why we say what we do.
You know, okay, why are we opposed to forced masking?
Well, they're anti-maskers.
No, that's just a name.
That doesn't tell you.
I mean, a proper news report, as you well know, because you're a media guy, would elicit an explanation.
Well, why are these people opposed to this?
So that whole freedom movement is really encouraging.
We have a relatively new...
Paul, this is Keith.
Paul, let me break in for just a second on this.
This is Keith.
Are people actually losing their jobs there?
And is there any pushback?
For example, I heard a report about even in New York they were trying to basically make getting the vax a precondition to continued employment for nurses.
Well, they had so many nurses oppose that that they had to back off because they basically couldn't staff their hospitals with all the people that were threatening to quit.
Now, is there any pushback?
Are there any people actually losing their jobs that you know about in Canada?
Let us know.
Yes.
Yes, on exactly the same basis.
Or they're being blackmailed into that you will not be able to have your job after some date in October or November if you're not double vaxed.
Yes, it's absolute warfare.
And I think the damage being done to the medical system is only about to become obvious because the firings have not yet kicked in.
But if what we're told, and that may be a lie too, but what we're told is the medical system is very stressed.
So they desperately need all the nurses and doctors and other support staff.
They can't do without losing a substantial number.
I know of one relatively small hospital in Barrie, which is a city of about 30 miles, 60 miles north of Toronto, where three ICU nurses refuse to get the vaccine and they face unemployment in the very, very near future.
Well, what will happen to their jobs?
I mean, somebody's got to do them or not.
The system, I think, is so – I think what they hope is that the blackmail will scare most people.
And it's very serious blackmail because, you know, many people don't have independent means or a ready ability to just get another job.
So if you lose your employment, that's very serious.
We are in absolute warfare.
I was going to say that there's another hopeful sign on the horizon.
There's a new popular party.
It ran in the last election, federal election, 2019, and got 1.2% of the vote.
And it wasn't as successful as it hoped.
But it offers an awful lot of the things that we want.
Serious immigration reduction and reform.
Absolute support for freedom of speech.
No hate laws or anything like that.
Support for our oil and natural gas industry and complete rejection of man-caused climate change.
It's called the People's Party of Canada, and it's led by Maxine Bernier, a former member of Parliament.
Well, they did very, very well in the election on September the 20th, the federal election.
They got 5% of the vote.
They didn't get any seats, but they are really, what they did, among other things, was they mobilized the end the lockdown movement right across the country.
People, you know, in the rallies that I attended and ones I saw online, really swung behind them.
They could see that that was the only federal party that stood for freedom.
The others, you know, were basically wanting more lockdowns, more repression, and they're complete slaves to the ever-changing so-called science.
So that, too, is a hopeful sign.
There's plenty of cause for gloom and concern.
I saw a poll about a month ago that asked Canadians about freedom of speech.
And they said Majority said that, yeah, they were concerned there was less freedom of speech than there was five or ten years ago.
Well, okay, I agree.
That's right.
But then a fairly substantial majority approved of the social media or the government taking down hateful or disturbing posts.
I thought, well, my gosh, you say you're worried about lack of freedom of speech, but you're okay with Twitter or Facebook or any of the others to taking down posts that somebody thinks is hateful.
And of course, hatefulness.
This is from the people, Paul, whose favorite phrase is celebrate diversity.
What irony.
Oh, yeah, yeah, and inclusiveness.
They're all for inclusiveness, except for your ideas and mine.
I don't know if it's a biblical quotation or not, but it sort of niggles around in my head.
I said nigg goals, not something else.
And that lost.
They are very lost.
And many Canadians have been so used to not thinking.
We've got a corrupt education system that's drummed in propaganda rather than knowledge.
Absolutely punished for thinking, obviously.
One of the things that's, I mean, total side issue, but when I was a student and when I was a teacher, we encouraged debates, the whole skill of debating and so on.
And the notion that an issue had two sides or maybe many sides and so on.
I discovered to my horror about 15 years ago that debating has almost disappeared, at least in Ontario, from the curriculum.
There aren't debating clubs anymore because you don't want debates if there's only one right answer.
And the education system has become more propaganda.
Debate has been replaced by the modern term shout-out.
There was an article in the National Review that documents how support for shouting down speakers on college campuses has spiked.
So that's American education now.
No critical thinking, no debate, no thinking at all, just total catechism.
Hey, we got to go.
I keep Paul.
An hour with you is a fast hour indeed.
We love you, my friend.
We'll talk to you again soon.
God bless.
Godspeed.
Stay safe up there and stay free.
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