Solo Warning | Cloward-Priven Strategy, Cultural Guilt and the Erasure of European Idenity! - Strange Brew Podcast!

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Speaker 4 (01:14):
Yeah, welcome, Welcome back to the show. And yeah, I'm
doing something a little different. I'm just doing a solo
talk about the Cloward Cloward pivot strategy and if people
wonder why the world is descending into chaos and you
know why, they're say, using mass immigration and don't really

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know how to start this, but we'll be talking about
the cloud pivot strategy. And uh yeah, if you've noticed,
there's a lot of like social justice warriors and advocates
for certain things that they don't even understand, right if
you see what's happening in America. As much as I'm
not a fan of Trump, I'm sure there's some good
things that he's done and is doing. I do think that, yeah,

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people are illegally in the country.

Speaker 3 (01:59):
You should be sent home.

Speaker 4 (02:02):
And the fact that you have protesters protesting, waving flags
of the country that they don't want to go back to,
causing riots and burning down the city and all the
other things that they're doing. It's definitely a plan. This
is part of the whole new World order and the
the globalist agenda to take down the Western world. So

(02:24):
I've seen a lot of people mention the Cloward pivot
strategy and and orchestrate like a crisis system to essentially
collapse the entire system, Like you're orchestrating crisis events, you know,
and we'll break it all down. But it's it's clear
what's going on. Just doing something a little different, just
doing something a little different. I wanted to break down
the Cloward Piven strategy, because it's quite clear.

Speaker 3 (02:48):
That this is happening all around the Western world.

Speaker 4 (02:51):
They are orchestrating these events to collapse it from within.
The UK is not looking good and it's pretty pretty
disturbing to see what's happening in France and a lot
of the just the Western world in general, and this
is being orchestrated and done at the hands of the
quote unquote global elites of parasites. These people are being

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used to destabilize the country.

Speaker 3 (03:16):
And and you have.

Speaker 4 (03:19):
You know, if you wonder why there's all these activists
that are like like everyone, you know, they're all these
activists are are coming in and they're like waving this flag.
Then the next week the media tells in't the wave
that flag and then wave this flag? And you see
this happening where it they'll just changes are like bio
to whatever flag. Oh yeah, this is somewhat related to

(03:40):
Mark Karney. Yeah, we'll get into it. Babylon is being
discussed a lot more openly than ever seen. And I
guess what boot It's all connect to the enop Jews
and Blue Beam. Yeah, so we'll be talking about Project
Blue Beam at some point. But this is why I
find it interesting and I looked up an article, found
a pretty good article of breaking this down of why
you see all these activists that all of a sudden

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are waving the flag of this country, then that country,
waving this flag and that flag. Oh they're waving the
trans flag, they're waving the Palestinian flag. Oh, they're waving
the Mexican flag, but never waving the flag of the
country that they're in that gave them all the opportunities
and the country that allows them to speak freely. But
yet if you go you go to other countries and
you attempt to do this, which they're now learning. If

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you look at what's going on, there's people that are
like traveling activists that are trying to go to like
Egypt and go close to Palestine and stuff like that
to fight against what's going on, and they're being like
detained in the militaries being used.

Speaker 3 (04:42):
Yeah, yeah, cherist and they are. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (04:45):
These people that think they like like these caring terrorists,
that's what they're It's like, oh, I care about this,
I care about that, but you don't care about your
own country being systematically destroyed, right, And that's why it's
it's funny how you see so many of these people
that are like activists for this or that, but never
understanding what's going on and why they're being used. And
now there's actually people that have done research in the

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fact that there was a billionaire I think he was like,
I think he's an Indian millionaire. But there's a guy
that's connected to China and to the CCP that has
been funding the riots in America to do in la
and stuff like that. And I think there was another
one in like Detroit. I wonder if you guys would

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know in the chat, but they're they're using it. Yeah,
Divide and conquer is not a war tactic. It's a
way of governance. It's very true, and that's what they're doing,
and they need this to happen, and that's why they
put people in the victims and villains. And I'll be
reading off some stuff about things that I've kind of
broken down while doing some research.

Speaker 3 (05:46):
But if you.

Speaker 4 (05:47):
See how they, according to a lot of people that
I've seen that are talking about the stuff, they are
funding these riots, and then you have the media framing
it where.

Speaker 3 (05:57):
It's like it's like a peaceful riot. These are just peaceful.

Speaker 4 (06:00):
Ret and they're bringing down the cities and towns. And
the thing is, if you disconnect people from caring about
their nation and they think it was built on colonization
or bloodshed or which all countries have been formed on
you and you, and you disconnect them from that that
feeling like a family, right Like in Canada, I used
to feel like we were a big family. We're all

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connected to the same heritage and the same way of
life and the same customs and traditions. And now you
see it's kind of flipped on its head because they're
bringing so many people that really don't have connections or
roots to the country at all. And there's people that
came here either in the you know, sixties, seventies, eighties
that assimilated and cared.

Speaker 3 (06:42):
And I've seen this a lot. My videos are going
viral on TikTok is.

Speaker 4 (06:45):
People be like, I can want it came to Canada
because I wanted to become Canadian and I wanted to
embrace the Canadian identity or the American identity or wherever
it might be, you know, the British identity to become
what they are or attempt to to fit in this idea.

Speaker 3 (07:00):
You should fit in or fuck off.

Speaker 4 (07:02):
So you see this now where the people are getting
paid to organize on the left, it's very true. And
then you have yeah, and the right just sits there
on their asses and making memes.

Speaker 3 (07:13):
And it eventually will affect everybody.

Speaker 4 (07:15):
Eventually this will come to people's doorsteps and they'll be
forced to do something or they won't survive. And I
truly believe that so cloud proven strategy and orchestrated crisis
to collapse the system, mass enrollment into welfare programs, system overload,
crisis induced reform, radical redistribution. And we all know the
same players, a lot of the heads of what's going on.

Speaker 3 (07:37):
It's pretty disturbing.

Speaker 4 (07:39):
So history is repeat with examples of governing classes seeking
to expand their power by creating and exploiting crisis. And
they literally said this during COVID. They're like, we can't
waste a good crisis. Whether through the economic collapse, mass immigration,
or engineered social discord, the pattern remains consistent. Overwhelm the system,

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declare and emergency, and impose sweeping interventions that erode the
individual freedoms while consolidating the state power. This is not
a new strategy, but it is a modern incarnation that
has been refined, institutionalized, and weaponized by the bureaucrats, international NGOs,
and ideologically driven oligarchs who operate above national security, much

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like the World Economic Forum. They're using these plans to
essentially destroy the Western world from within. And it's quite
clear for anybody that has the eyes to see that
it's being done all around the Western world, all at.

Speaker 3 (08:37):
The same time.

Speaker 4 (08:37):
And people, the people that wonder why, I know, why,
how do you not see what's going on?

Speaker 3 (08:42):
This is being done on purpose.

Speaker 4 (08:44):
The Cloward pivot strategy, originally conceived to trigger economic crisis
and usher in a sweeping government control, it has become
the favored playbook for the global elites who seek to
reshape societies in their own image by systematically overwhelming the
public services, stabilizing economies, and the festering social unrest. These
forces manipulate the public and to demanding state intervention, ultimately

(09:09):
leading to a power structure where bureaucrats, elites, globalists, non
government organizations and geos, and unaccountable oligarchs dictate policy, often
at the expense of national sovereignty and democratic accountability. And
we see this all the time now This is clearly
what's going on. The global elites and the people in
power have never been held accountable for any of their actions.

(09:31):
When's the last time you saw a politician get arrested
or held accountable for their actions or the you know
they people like when I say that they literally kill people,
I literally mean that they actually do kill people. They
implement policies and you know, overwhelm the system and then
it hurts people.

Speaker 3 (09:50):
People die from this.

Speaker 4 (09:51):
We have people in Canada waiting months for you know,
health care and you know, like a surgeries or just
basic needs, and it's because they've flooded the country and
they're not building any new hospitals or schools or anything
that can actually help facilitate this amount of people that

(10:11):
they're bringing. And eventually it's going to overwhelm the entire
system and everyone will they may starve fun fact oliguard
is Russian for Jewish Banker's true. Well, and then I'm
reading this book and it's breaking down how like a
lot of the a lot of things get blamed on,
like the royal family and what they did to like
I don't know, the natives and all that stuff, which

(10:32):
we'll kind of get to on this and how they've
they institutionalized these colonies across the world. If you actually
start daging, a lot of the Royal family was Jewish,
and the Jewish elites married into the Royal family and
then pretended like they were British, you know, or part
of the British monarchy, when actually they just infiltrate every

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single society in every single way so they can fulfill
plans like this, like they they plan on destroying the
Western world. That's a fact. They're doing it actively right now.
And then you have foreigners showing up here bragging about
taking over, admitting that they're being paid by the government,
buying up all the businesses given you know, subsidy wages.

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And it's going to destroy the the the native population
of Canadians, which are also the white Canadians that have
been here for hundreds of years at this point. My
family came here in sixteen oh four. On one side
before that, we chase them back to America. So like
it's they're going to destroy the native population and eventually
they'll destroy the people coming in here. They don't need
all of these people. The world that we're heading into.

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They're gonna the technology that they have. They're going to
be using robots for most labor and technological building of
you know, cities and whatever they need to do, and
having total control over people and censorship and you know,
just like do these basic government jobs. They'll have like
AI doing it. You know, even movies and cinema will

(12:02):
be could be pretty much just like, oh, you type
something in to an AI and then it creates an
entire movie for you. Right, is the b system they're
doing the immigration to cause the fall, to convince everyone, yeah,
I know, to give up their freedoms for safety. It's true.
Well that's what they're going to do. They always try
to facilitate this. They've done this. You know, look at

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the biggest wealth transfer during COVID. The cloudward pivot strategy
originally conceive to trigger economic crisis and yeah, as I said,
to usher in this government control. Bureaucrats have long been
the perfect tool for authoritarians. Unlike elected officials, bureaucrats face
no term limits and are rarely held accountable for their failures. Instead,

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crisis provide them with the excuse to expand their reach.
The more system they can overload, welfare, law enforcement, health care, immigration,
the more they can justify their own existence. This is
not a matter of mere income competence. It is a strategy.
A free society operates on limited government, personal responsibility, and

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market driven solutions. The bureaucratic state, in contrast, thrives on
dependency by overloading the welfare system and law enforcement with
unsustainable demands. Bureacrafts manufacture emergencies that can be solved through
the increased taxation, expanded regulations, and greater state control. And

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that's what they're doing. This is the actual breakdown. You know,
I know, I'm sure that's something weird. I'm sure you're
sending me that. There's all the talk about the royal
families being inbred and how they look look at all slack
job and stuff.

Speaker 3 (13:46):
That's pretty wild.

Speaker 4 (13:47):
So this is why homelessness, violent crime, and economic despair
persist in the cities governed by interventionalist policies. The ruling
class does not seek to solve these problems, rather than
perpetrate that has leveraged to justify more government intervention. Regardless
of which side of politics a voter is on. Without

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political will and leadership, and the corruption is seldomly abated.

Speaker 3 (14:12):
Non government NGOs.

Speaker 4 (14:14):
These organizations are often present and as benevolent entities, acting
as intermediaries between the governments and the people. Many of
these organizations function as ideological enforcement arms of the global elites,
funded by oligarchs who seek to bypass the democratic governance
and impose their agendas through subversive means. In Australia, the

(14:35):
recent rise of Teals of the Teals an example of
how foreign intervention can even remove a sitting prime minister.

Speaker 3 (14:44):
Pretty wild. NGOs do not answer to voters.

Speaker 4 (14:48):
They operate under the guise of humanitarianism while executing policies
that weaken national sovereignty and local governance, whether by encouraging
unchecked migration, manipula economic policies, promoting unreliable energy resources, or
funding radical activist movements. They serve as a bridge between

(15:09):
the crisis and the government overreach. It is a planned
like this is like just breaking this down. It's literally
what's happening all around the Western world all at the
same time. It's not a coincidence that this is all happening, right.
Never want to what happened to Caesar to happen again.
There's no days of qualified immunity in politics and it's

(15:31):
a legal to kill. Yeah, well, I'll be thinking about
that before. Back in the day, right when there was
kings and queens, you had people to say, hey, I
don't like what you did.

Speaker 3 (15:42):
We're going to rise up and you know, maybe get
the guillotine out.

Speaker 4 (15:46):
But if you start studying history, even like the there
is a British revolution in the eighteen hundreds, all of
the revolutions have, even the French one, even the ones
that were perceived as something good that maybe gave people
more power, when behind the scenes they actually institutionalize and
fund these revolutions and control them, and they use them
to take power. That's why the communist revolution, like the

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Bolshevik revolution in Russia, you saw the Soviet Union come in,
the Communists takeover after the revolution. They actually need the
citizens to revolt so they can use their governing powers
to take control of the people. Because once everything is
in chaos, you're gonna have a big portion of the

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population begging for the government to stop the things that
they created in the first place.

Speaker 3 (16:34):
Right, problem reacts to solution.

Speaker 4 (16:36):
You need to create the problem and then you need
to invoke the emotions out of the people to get
them to actually bend a knee into their own enslavement.
That's kind of what's happening, right you have even what
God knows, Like obviously the Chinese are funding these riots,
for sure, somebody is. There's literally like Craigslist ads asking
for we need strong people that are not afraid to

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come out and protest. And then it's like you're tearing
down the country, burning it to the ground of the
city that you live in or want to live and
because you don't want to go back to the country
that you're waving the flag of. It's so hypocritical and like, sure,
bad things are happening, and maybe they shouldn't be so forceful.
But if you're like if you're breaking the law, because

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what happened in the Western world, what it used to
be like was there was law and order, and you know,
if you broke the law, you get a penalty. That
the governments should be held accountable more than the people.
They always want to know what we are doing, like
they want oh if you if you you know, you
shouldn't be scared if you have nothing to hide, But
they have everything to hide, and they are the public servants.

(17:42):
They should be the one that needs to expose themselves.
They are working behest of the public. They should have
to everything that they do, where they go, how much
money they spend, what they're talking about, who they're talking to.
All of that stuff should be monitored by these citizens.
That's how you would have a government and a country
that was actually controlled by the people.

Speaker 3 (18:08):
That's how it would work. Let me know, guys, that
the stream looks good.

Speaker 4 (18:14):
There is no coincidence that these NGOs are backed by
individuals who profit from the economic destabilization and social chaos.
Wealthy oligarchs, some who have made their fortunes in software
monopolies and hedge funds speculations fund speculation fund the ideological
projects designed to reshape societies in the way of their
benefit of their own long term influence. Wealthy elites have

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always sought power, but in modern times their ambitions extend
far beyond mere financial dominance. Many of today's billionaire oligarchs
see themselves as social engineers, using vast resources to push
radical policies that they would never pass under democratic scrutiny. Often,
their continued financial existence directly tied to the taxation of

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policies of the state. And it's you see this obviously
with like you know, I got Bill Gates and Klaus
Schwab and you know all these people that are pushing
these policy and they have they shouldn't be in control
of anything, right, Like it's it's wild that we've allowed these.

Speaker 3 (19:15):
Wealthy elites to rule over us.

Speaker 4 (19:18):
And then people thinking that they're voting, you're just choosing
for what ruler you want to dominate over you, right,
And then and.

Speaker 3 (19:26):
This idea like we're spreading democracy.

Speaker 4 (19:28):
We got to spread democracy, and it's like it's just
an excuse for them to destroy everything. Right, It's just like, well,
this is because of your democratic right. We need to
make sure that like this is an attack on democracy.
They're using these buzzwords and these gaslighting terms to convince
you that they're doing something for you when it's only
for their own benefit. Uh.

Speaker 3 (19:46):
And that's a fact.

Speaker 4 (19:48):
Public servants expose themselves all the time, like on that island, yes,
And why are we not we should be tracking down
all of the like we should be watching everything they
do everywhere they go, like it's crazy. While they tried
killing Today's Jester's comedy, that's true. There was the talk
to talk sense to some of the kings old. Now
that's been banned, so what's left violence. Yeah, That's what

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I'm talking about, is like there used to be an accountability.
You know, if there is a king and queen and
the oligarchs of the royal families, you could point towards
someone and be like, this is your fault.

Speaker 3 (20:20):
You need to fix it, or there's going to be
an uprise.

Speaker 4 (20:22):
And a lot of times, unfortunately, they do use these
uprises and these revolts and revolutions to take power and
consolidate power.

Speaker 3 (20:30):
They've done it throughout all of history. Problem reaction solution.

Speaker 4 (20:34):
It's the same way that you know, the like what
Israel does, right, It's just like they they're like they're
literally stage events where it looks like they're being attacked
by somebody, but they're actually attacking themselves to give the
public the perceived idea that they're being attacked. So they
need to defend themselves even though they created the chaos
and the destabilization in the first place. Right, Like Hamas

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was funded by Israel to combat against Yes of Arafat,
and once they got Arafat out of power and Hamas
came to power, and then oh no, they need to
they need to get rid of Hamas because they are
the ones that installed it, like that those the regimes
in the first place, much like the Israelis military trained
the Taliban and then they're like, oh, they're freedom fighters
fighting against Russia. Oh no, wait, Bi Lan's a terrorist,

(21:16):
you know, So like they used these and he probably
was right, but he was funded by the CIA. He
was on Dallassy. They had been laden and they saw
the CIA saw him and talked to him while he
was on Dallas in like the nineties, and that Bush
family paid the Tali Bay like billions of dollars at
least millions, you know, problem reaction solution, you know, is

(21:37):
it gonna be rare that I do these like solo
ones once I get go when I can. But my
got first, I'm like, I wanted to just cover this
because I thought it was interesting, and I found this
article and I'm like, isn't necessarily is it necessary to
have like Aaron or billion or some guests? And I
was like, not necessarily, because I can kind of break
this down and not be like.

Speaker 3 (21:54):
A two hour episode.

Speaker 4 (21:55):
So by funding these activists organizations and these media conglomerates
and the globalist policies, these initiates, they create this illusion
of grassroots support for extreme policies, immigration policies, climate mandates,
and wealth distribution schemes as or they're presented as these
like moral policies.

Speaker 3 (22:17):
You know, we got to help out everyone.

Speaker 4 (22:18):
That's the equity you means, stealing from white people, essentially,
the people that from the aspirations and determinations of their
ancestors and what they built and put their blood, sweat
and tears into and then other obviously ethnic groups couldn't
do that or they would have.

Speaker 3 (22:33):
Then they can blame oh, well, these people.

Speaker 4 (22:36):
It's unfair that, you know, say, white people would ever
own more property your homes.

Speaker 3 (22:41):
But now here in Canada there.

Speaker 4 (22:43):
Is more foreign born people who own and rent property.

Speaker 3 (22:48):
That's fucking crazy.

Speaker 4 (22:50):
More people who were born outside of the country own
property and rent property. That's because I believe that the
government is actually paying incentives for foreign companies and foreign
ners in general to come here and buy up all
of the housing. And then they will literally make fun
of white people for being homeless and on drugs.

Speaker 3 (23:07):
That I see this all the time.

Speaker 4 (23:09):
They especially of certain people that come from the Third
world countries, and they're constantly pointing out like the fentanyl
crisis that was actually created by the government and China,
who is bringing all the fentanyl in here, and Poon
jobbies who run the drug labs. The biggest drug lab
but was busted wet and Alberta or whatever or BC

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and it was controlled by the Chinese and run by
Poon jobbies.

Speaker 3 (23:34):
And then they're like, if you look around.

Speaker 4 (23:36):
A lot of times, the majority of people that are
homeless are white people because they're kicked to the curb.
There's diversity hires now where you can't like get a
job because you're white.

Speaker 3 (23:45):
You literally should.

Speaker 4 (23:46):
Be checkmarking your Native or Jewish or something else so
you'll actually get that job. I've seen so many videos
and so many comments about this that they're you know,
teenagers can't find jobs, just basic like summer jobs to
make them do while you're young, and you know, you're
offer the summary before you go back to school, so
you make a couple of bucks or maybe save up
to get a car, and they can't do that.

Speaker 3 (24:07):
This is this is being done to.

Speaker 4 (24:10):
Destroy everybody, even the people that come in here, and
they're going to offer these solutions to them.

Speaker 3 (24:14):
And you know, and now even in Cana.

Speaker 4 (24:15):
I'm pretty sure at least what Maxim Bernie said, you
you don't you don't have to be born here to
join the military or work in the police force. And
so even Tucker Carlson was like, well, what are they
going to use these people for?

Speaker 3 (24:28):
Then?

Speaker 4 (24:28):
If they're allowing all these foreigners to take up your
like military and your government positions and your police what
do you think they're going to use them for? You know,
pretty scary stuff, are you actually looking from the outside.
So by funding these activist organizations, media conglomerates, and globalist policies,
they get this illusion that they're going to create this

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grassroot support of these weird extreme policies, especially do with
like maybe the transgender agenda, you know, immigration policies, climate mandates,
and wealth distribution schemes. While dissonance are crushed under accusations
of bigotry and backwardness, you know of like, oh, you're
a racist. The the you know who you know who
cares about being called racist?

Speaker 3 (25:10):
White people? That's about it.

Speaker 4 (25:11):
Nobody else in other ethnic groups are racists care about
being called racist. It's only been used on white people
to shut them up and always bring some other people
because just for me standing up from my own people,
my cultural heritage, and wanting to preserve my country's way
of life that my ancestors built, I get called the racist,
and I'm like the term racist came from like Leon Trotsky.

(25:32):
His real name was Bronstein, and he literally coined that term.
You can if you do research, even if you ask chatbt,
it will point towards Oh yeah. Leon Trotsky used this
word during the you know, the Bolshevik Revolution and the
Communist Russia, and it was to browbeat dissonance of the
communist order. So the arity is that these oligarchs, while

(25:53):
posing as champions of the down trodden, profit immensely from
the chaos.

Speaker 3 (25:58):
That they leash. That they unleash.

Speaker 4 (26:00):
The mass immigration provides a cheap laborpool that depresses wages
for the working class, Green energy mandate guts domestic industry
while driving investments into monti mono polistic ventures controlled by
the very same elites. The more the average citizen is
burdened by taxation, inflation, and job in security, the more

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that control the elites have over their choices and behavior.
National sovereignty is a direct obstacle to the globalist ambitions.
A nation with secure borders, a stable economy, and a
strong cultural identity cannot be so easily manipulated.

Speaker 3 (26:41):
Therefore, those who seek to dissolve.

Speaker 4 (26:44):
The national barriers and borders often do so under the
pretense of humanitarianism. Their influence in the public education system
has created two generations of Australians that detest the country
they were born into.

Speaker 3 (26:57):
And I speak about this often.

Speaker 4 (26:59):
If you brain will watch the youth to hate their
own ancestors and what their ancestors accomplished and achieved, or
they think it's racist or bigotry, or you brainwash the
newcomers coming in here that the country that they're coming
into is not rightfully the people that came before because
all of its stolen land and all the assured cultural Marxist
tools that they used to divide the nation. And then

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you have people tearing down statues and their own history,
much as the Communists did, not realizing what they're doing
and what they're being manipulated and puppeted by. And then
if you have if you have no care for that
country and you don't resonate with the history and the
sacrifices that were made to build it, and wanting to

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preserve your cultural identity and your national identity and your heritage.
Then you'll just let it all get torn down and
it won't matter because it doesn't matter to you. The
country doesn't matter, the nation doesn't matter, because you just
want to You know, this radical individualism that we live
in of people I just want mine now, I want
when I need them now now now I mean my
stuff for me, me me, me me, right, and now

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it's destroying our societies.

Speaker 3 (28:06):
Right, we're not looking out for each other.

Speaker 4 (28:08):
And if it's we're told it's racist if white people
want to look out for their own people and their
own nation or whatever. Right, But then if you notice
in Canada anywhere in the western world, Australia's facing the
same thing. A lot of places are that all the
different ethnic groups literally banded together. They buy up businesses,
only hire their own people only put I'll pool all

(28:28):
their money into like building in Brampton. There's a gonna
be a poon Jabi like healthcare place where only if
your Poonjabi can you go there, which if white people
did that, there would be an uproar and it would
be racist and white supremacy. But every other ethnic group
can do that because people have been brainwashed in such
a way to literally hate white people, have white people

(28:50):
hate themselves, and it's and it's looked upon as like supremacy.
Yet other ethnic every other ethnic group does it, every
single one.

Speaker 3 (28:57):
But if we do it, it's a bad thing.

Speaker 4 (28:59):
And people are like, you know, I have a passport,
so I'm a Canadian citizen, or I'm an Australian citizen,
or I'm I'm Irish because I have a passport. But
that's not true because like, if you take a look
at a place like Brampton, does that look like a
Canadian city anymore? No, it looks like a city from India.
They took all of the infrastructure and everything that the

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white Europeans built, because if you look at Footage and Brampton,
even in the nineties, but even especially the eighties, it
was pretty much like ninety five percent white people live
there and all that stuff that they built. Now we're
just being taken over by foreigners. Foreigners are taking up
the buildings and the infrastructure and the places that were
built by actual Canadians.

Speaker 3 (29:43):
And that's why if you were.

Speaker 4 (29:44):
To take I said, you were going to take everybody
from Ireland and you put them into New Delhi, and
you took all this people from New Delhi and you
put them into Ireland, would that be Ireland anymore? No?

Speaker 3 (29:56):
If you took everyone.

Speaker 4 (29:58):
From India and then you put them into Canada, and
you took everyone that's an actual Canadian and you put
them into India, would that be Canada anymore?

Speaker 3 (30:06):
No? Because it's not a piece of paper.

Speaker 4 (30:09):
It's not land. It's the people that's what makes the country.
That's what makes the nation. It's supposed to be like
a big family. Literally, if you took all the people
from like England and you just put them somewhere in Africa,
and then you took all those people and put them like,
it wouldn't be the same.

Speaker 3 (30:23):
It's not the same. It's not the same country.

Speaker 4 (30:26):
And there's a lot of people, whether they be black, white, Asian, Like,
everyone's starting to notice this. And on the videos I've
gone viral, I had guys be like, I'm brown, I
agree with you, I'm black, I'm from Africa, I agree
with you. I'm native, I agree with you. Like, there's
a lot more people that are seeing this. Even there's
natives that have been saying stuff. In my videos of
like I liked when Canada was primarily white. It was
a better country. I grew like we all got along,

(30:47):
we all looked at each other as like we knew
each other, like we were family. Even if you like,
even if you're Asian or someone who was have been
here for generations or blacks, because there's black loyalists that
helped build this country a small percentage. It wasn't like
uh moves majority built by by the white Europeans. But
if you look, there's black loyalists that helped build stuff

(31:08):
in like Nova Scotia and that were actually loyalists to
the British Empire. There was an explorer that came I
think from I think he was I think he was
I think he was Scottish. I can't remember the guy's name,
but he came over here, like helped build stuff, and
he was like a black loyalist to the Scottish.

Speaker 3 (31:24):
Like it's essaion when I started looking.

Speaker 4 (31:26):
At this stuff and actually do the real history, not
this cultural Marxist bullshit. But by overloading immigration systems with
unvetted asylum seekers in some case foreign students, that's happening
in Canada, governments create an immediate crisis that demands intervention.
Public services collapse under the strain, crime rate surge, the

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native population feels increasingly alienated from their own culture. Meanwhile,
anyone who dares to question the wisdom of these policies
is branded as xenophobe or an extremist, or a racist
or a bigot. The long term goal clear replace the
national governance with a super ran national control government control.

Speaker 3 (32:08):
Once the national identity is eroded.

Speaker 4 (32:10):
Economic policy and law enforcements can be dictated by unelected
global bodies free from democratic pushback. No authoritarian system can
function without control over information. The Australian and Canadian and
American and everyone in the Western world. The taxpayer funded
national broadcasters leading the corporate media funded in directly by

(32:31):
the are directly funded by the very same elites who
profit from the crisis, and intervention plays a crucial role
into manufacturing consent for these policies. That's a great thing,
is manufacturing consent. You convince people and you get them
to actually bend a knee and allow you to do
these things because they're giving you their consent. The same

(32:52):
way I've talked about in the show A lot of
times of the idea that like the World Economic Forum
and people like Klaus Schwap, they will put it all out.
They say, you're you will own nothing, we will take
away all your freedoms and sovereignties, will erase your national borders.
They've said this for decades. They wrote about it in
the Clergy Plan. They've written about it and stuff like this,
the Cloward Pivet Plan and the Strategy, and then they

(33:13):
tell you, oh, we're gonna do all this stuff, and
if we allow it to happen and we don't do
anything to push back against it, then it's our consent
to do it for them to do it.

Speaker 3 (33:23):
And it's crazy, and.

Speaker 4 (33:26):
You know, nobody seems to uh seems to like, you know,
it's gonna get It's gonna get bad.

Speaker 3 (33:32):
Man. I was kidding. I was like, I don't know
what I.

Speaker 4 (33:34):
Have in this, but like so and there, this is
clearly what's happening. Like this is clearly like the Clergy
It's all these plans like the New World Order, the
Clergy Plan, the Cloward Piven Strategy, and it's all mixed
up into all these different strategies and plans that they're
all implementing all at the same time. All to come

(33:55):
together to inflict the New World Order on the mass population,
and then we'll be living in knits literally, like everyone
going crazy and you know, fighting against each other. And
they that's why, I like, they need these all these
different ethnic groups, uh, to keep us fighting each other.

Speaker 3 (34:10):
That's like literally part of the plan.

Speaker 4 (34:13):
That's why, Like, if you're overwhelming people with from other
cultures and they don't want to assimilate, it destroys your
national identity. You know, this is exactly what they're doing.
They're they're playing their puppeted schemes, right, they're all laughing
as we're all fighting each other, drinking their wine, flying
on their private planes, telling you that you can't eat meats,
that you need to eat bugs while they eat famaming

(34:34):
young and all those fancy you know, cracking apart a
lobster as its screams in a hot pot, you know,
eating their frog legs and everything else. It's just it's
disgusting that we even allow this, and it's it's crazy
that people don't notice actually what's going on.

Speaker 3 (34:50):
So, yeah, you can't.

Speaker 4 (34:51):
They can't function without these manufactured consents by selectively amplifying
certain narratives while suppressing distant voices. They create a distorted
reality in which government expansion is the only logical response
to the crisis. Several attempts by journalists at the ABC
to use sensationalism to promote violence in the end have

(35:11):
only failed due to active alternative media sources and social media.
Economic collapse are to blame on the market failures rather
than the government intervention. Crime waves are attributed to the
systematic oppression rather than the failed policies. Inflation is framed
as an unavoidable necessity rather than the results of reckless

(35:33):
monetary spending. Public this public perceived idea is being manipulated,
like their perceptions are being manipulated through the outright censorship,
although they have tied tried that well. However, through carefully
you know this outrageous happening. The public is kept in
a state of emotional agitation constantly. You see this, right,

(35:56):
everyone is upset about everything all the time. And you know,
people should be upset about the countries being destroyed, but
it is they will make people upset over this or that.
There's so many ways that they gaslight people, especially people
that watch the mass media. Right, they're very concerned about
stuff in a far off land in another country that
we can't control. We can only look out for our

(36:18):
own people and attempt to control and govern ourselves.

Speaker 3 (36:21):
We can't what's going on in the Middle East.

Speaker 4 (36:24):
I think it's wrong, and Russia and Ukraine all this stuff,
but I can't change that from over here, and US
just throwing money at it that they can launder into
their pockets is also not helping anybody. This is all
part of them, just like war, especially in other countries,
is a way for the governments to launder money. In
the Western world, right, Canadian the Canadian government has one
hundred percent laundered money through Ukraine.

Speaker 3 (36:46):
That Ukraine.

Speaker 4 (36:47):
When I was a kid, I heard about Ukraine being
like the child trafficking hub of.

Speaker 3 (36:50):
The world and involved in like.

Speaker 4 (36:52):
Essentially like exchanging money and being able to launder money
through Ukraine.

Speaker 3 (37:01):
I don't know.

Speaker 4 (37:02):
I don't know what's gonna take for people to understand
what's actually happening to them, you know. So they gotta
keep people constantly outraged, right, distracted by social conflicts, while
real powers can selidated behind closed doors.

Speaker 3 (37:12):
You see this during COVID of you got to wear
a mask.

Speaker 4 (37:15):
And get your death medicine and then you know, if
you if people are pushing back and don't want to
do that, then all of a sudden, you're just a
bad person.

Speaker 3 (37:24):
You're gonna kill my grammar.

Speaker 4 (37:26):
Uh. The solution in current crisis is not more there's
not more government intervention, but it returned to the principles
that made free society successful. This includes the reigning in
bureaucer uh in the bureauceric be off, jeez, i can't
talk right now, and the bureaucracy and power, reducing taxation

(37:46):
and regulation and ensuring law and order, securing borders, and
promoting national sovereignty. Additionally, strengthening alternative media sources to challenge
the corporate narratives and provide truthful reporting is crucial.

Speaker 3 (37:59):
This this approach.

Speaker 4 (38:01):
This approach will help individuals perspire without reliance on the
states and promotely functioning society. The greatest weapon against an
authoritarian overreach is informed and self reliant, self reliant citizens,
people who act like that's so.

Speaker 3 (38:20):
True that I've always said that too.

Speaker 4 (38:22):
It's like, if a well informed public of what's actually
going on is harder to control, but if you can
manipulate them to believe everything that you think, everything that
most people believe has been programmed into their mind. Evering
they think, feel, and say is a reactionary thing that
they've only been programmed to believe and say because of
the propaganda and the conditioning that has been done. That's like,

(38:43):
you know what I got called the scumbag during COVID.

Speaker 3 (38:46):
For walking in the wrong direction of the arrows.

Speaker 4 (38:50):
You know, all of that type of stuff is just
like conditioning into people's minds. And these people are like
trying to be righteous and virtuous that the would stand
up for this and that one if push comes to shove,
these people don't stand up for anything.

Speaker 3 (39:02):
They're cowardice in a lot of ways.

Speaker 4 (39:05):
As long as people depend on the state for survival,
they will remain susceptible to the whims of bureaucrats oligarchs
to profit from their dependency. By asserting personal responsibility, local governance,
and economic freedom, free societies can reclaim the power that
has been systematically stripped from them. Crisis is preferred tool
of those who seek control. The solution is not to

(39:27):
just submit and get on your knees and take it,
but resistance through knowledge, self reliance, and unwavering defense of
liberty and That's why I was talking on my one
video of this idea of Okay, communism on a small
I hate communism, but like on a small scale, this
idea of having a commune of people like coming together
is one thing.

Speaker 3 (39:48):
It doesn't work on a big scale.

Speaker 4 (39:50):
But like say, I've always say, say I have cows,
and then someone has chickens, and then somebody has some vegetables,
and then you like exchange these goods. You know, you
still wor for money and all that, But if people
were more reliant and self sufficient, that's why they're attacking
the farmer so much and have literally attacked people that
are trying to just have like chickens or create their

(40:11):
own livelihood. The fact that the government thinks that they
can tell people what to build on their own property
is absurd. And how like neighbors around you can like
dictate what you can put on your property is fucking wrong.
So I'm gonna I'm gonna break down something else too,
because I was researching and looking at this, and you know,
you have a lot of all these dividing and conquer
tactics pushed by the elites to essentially especially white people,

(40:36):
to get them to shut up and just submit to
their own oppression and then oh, they're not oppressed because
you're white. All the stuff that's been going on is
fucking crazy to me because without us, what you wouldn't
have modern inventions.

Speaker 3 (40:49):
And it's like, might as well have a drink or too.
I do this because I was ramped up to do
this yesterday.

Speaker 4 (40:55):
But I'm like, you know, you start researching, okay, this
stuff and you're like, oh my god, it's like, does drain.

Speaker 3 (41:02):
A lot out of you?

Speaker 4 (41:03):
So let's talk about the argument that colonization of Canada
was a good thing. Colonization laid the groundwork for the
modern Canadian state, one of the most stable, peaceful, and
prosperous countries in the world today, or used to be
British French settler. The British and French settlers brought with
them a system of governance, law, infrastructure, education, and formed

(41:25):
the basis of Canadian institutions. The introduction of these, the
parliamentary democracy, common law and civil rights frameworks are direct
outcomes of European influence. That is true, pre colonial societies
in the region were largely based on these sustainable economies

(41:46):
and lack of right like written language large scale agriculture,
industrial technology, and modern medicine. Colonization introduced tools, infrastructure like
roads and railways, architecture, and the printing. The transition eventually
led to the industrial industrialization in urban development, improving living
standards over time. And that's why, like in the there's

(42:10):
all these like, oh, well, they just slaughtered the natives.
That is a cultural Marxist talking point. It's not accurate.
Of the indigenous died because of disease, and it was unintentional.

Speaker 3 (42:19):
A lot of the French settlers and even the British.

Speaker 4 (42:22):
The British were fits fight because the British were fighting
on the side of the Iroquois and the French were
on the fighting on the side. I think of the
Huron tribes that actually got wiped out by the Iquas
and others, and they were they were like tribes were
like the Especially when the French said the settlers came here,
a lot of the native tribes were like cool with them.
They actually helped them survive. It's like as a fact

(42:43):
that a lot of the natives did help the Europeans
survive when they got here. Uh. And then you know
these diseases that actually came from India and China if
you actually do the research they got. They plagued the
European populations and wiped out a lot of Europeans before
Europeans came to to North America and then helped facilitate
and build countries from this wilderness that native tribes were

(43:05):
fighting over. But a lot of them were working together
with the French and helping them survive. And then the
British aligned with other tribes and then they all were
fighting each other as much as Europeans were doing centuries beforehand,
and then did it after. Also, it's constantly fighting each
other over these national borders and states when everyone should
have a right to their own sovereign nations. And I

(43:27):
do believe in preserving the native culture and stuff, and
they tried to do that by actually like helping the
natives write down their history because there was more word
of mouth. People don't want to acknowledge this history. They
want to live in this black and white version of
what history is, and that's not what it is. So
Canadians colonization facilitated its integration into the globalist trade networks.

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National resources like fur, timber, and later mining later material
minerals were extracted and sold globally, creating an economy that
allowed the rise of the middle class, wealth and development.
The transcontinental railways, built under colonial and initiative, connected regions
and enabled commerce and unified territories. While controversial, colonization also

(44:12):
resulted having two of the most globally INFLUENCEID languages in
the world, English and French. This linguistic and cultural inheritance
allows Canadians today to participate fully in the global diplomacy, media, signs,
and businesses. The bilingual and multiculturalist fabric of Canada is
rooted in a colonial heritage, which.

Speaker 3 (44:32):
Is true and this idea of like it was always like.

Speaker 4 (44:35):
Multiculturalism is the idea of like that the different European
settlers came together put their differences aside after warring with
each other and spilling blood on this ground because everyone
wants to be can has always been multiculturalists. It hasn't,
but it has so it has in regards to Europeans
have many different cultures, and they're all very different and
have different traditions and customs, and but primarily have the

(44:59):
same way of life in living in respect to each other,
but also fought a lot to get their separate nations.
But Canada was multiculturalists because there was different Europeans who
came together, put all their differences aside and then build
the country. And then you know, the even the Chinese

(45:20):
they helped build like twenty percent of the rail railroads.
It's not this like they didn't build most of it. It
was a lot of the Irish and the Scottish, but
they were mostly used to.

Speaker 3 (45:28):
Light off explosives.

Speaker 4 (45:30):
And so they they kind of they put the the
they put all their differences aside from the rest of
the world, right, and then they kind of they came
together and then built what we now know is Canada.
And that's why like people are like I see all
these foders, but like go back to Europe, like you know,
all these Indians, especially the talents, to go back to Europe.

Speaker 3 (45:47):
And it's it's like, then we'll take all of our shit.

Speaker 4 (45:49):
Then we'll take the trillions of dollars, will take back
from the indigenous communities, will take the infrastructure, the roads,
everything that you use every day because your people couldn't
build it. So you come here because your ancestors couldn't
build it. And then so you see it's like we're
not European anymore. It's not like it if you trace
far back, sure, But the thing is we developed our accents,

(46:13):
our way of life, or on cultural heritage that was
rooted in Yes, like the British and French, but we
kind of like, especially like Quebec is more nationalistic when
it comes to their French heritage. But Canadians us to
know who they were, and we're well aware of where
we came from. And and yeah, it was a bloody past,

(46:33):
but every country was built on bloodshed.

Speaker 3 (46:36):
You know.

Speaker 4 (46:37):
The blood that was spuilt on this ground to build
this nation was s built by Europeans, was spuilt by natives.
And it now should be a collective society of those
groups that should all come together and build what it
was was pretty much like a homogeneous society. Or everyone
got along and share the same heritage and culture and
traditions and languages and blended together and built what we

(47:01):
now know as Canada and created what is now known
as the Canadian people. We're not European anymore, that's nonsense.
Colonial systems introduced codified laws and conceptions concepts of individual
property rights, which helped establish order and encouraged economic growth.
Property ownership in the rule of law are essential for

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the developments of these ideas. Absent in many indigenous systems
enabled long term planning, commerce, and security. Although early colonial
errors involved brutality, later stages, especially under the British liberal influence,
ushered in the movements towards abolishing of slavery, public educations,
women's suffrage, and social welfare. These advancements were part of

(47:42):
the Enlightenment thinking carried over of the thought of the
colonial channels. Out of colonization arose a unique Canadian identity
that blend European traditions with a new World pragmatism. Canadians
have since built a country known for peacekeeping, universal health care,
and high quality of life not so much anymore. Values
that grew out of an institution grew out of the

(48:04):
institutionalized frameworks set by colonizers and later adapted the modern ideals.
So this is interesting, look I kind of looked up
like by definition our natives colonizers also and a guess
what they are. Colonization means occupying controlling territories. By definition,
colonization is the process of establishing control over new land

(48:26):
and displacing of dominant existing populations. Long before European contact,
many indigenous nations in North America, such as the Iroquois Confederation,
the Blackfoot, the Cree, and others, actively expanded their territory
through warfare, allegiances, and forced migration of rival groups. For example,

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the Irguas conducted the Beaver Wars in the seventeenth century
to control the fur trade and expand their territory, displacing
Algonquin speaking people and a waging war across vast areas.
Blackfoot Confederation pushed into the plains and dominating smaller tribes
and claiming territory through conquest. The Dane and the Inuit
had long standing territory conflicts in the North, with competing

(49:12):
claims over hunting and fishing grounds. These these behaviors fit
the definition of colonization seizing and occupying land not originally
held by a group, so natives are also colonizers. Many
indigenous societies practiced slavery and ritual uh the adoption of captives.

(49:32):
The air Quasts, for instance, captured other natives adopted them
into their society, sometimes forcefully or executed them. These practices
mere colonial methods of cultural dominance and population control. In
some cases, entire villages were depopulated and survivors were absorbed
into the dominant tribe's way of life. Clearly a colonial

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colonial in character. Control over resources such as hunting grounds,
trade routes, or fishing waters often led to violent displacements
of other tribes. Groups strategically settled and rated on others
to take advantage of their lands and game, just as
European powers later did with fur minerals and farmland. The
motivations territories and security and wealth were the same. The

(50:16):
romanticized idea that the Indigenous people lived in complete harmony
before Europeans arrived is a modern myth. There's anthroological and
archaeological evidence that shows patterns of the fortification, weaponry, and
warfare indicating of long standing intertribal conflicts shifting territorial claims.

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Like all human societies, indigenous groups they actually vied for
power and dominance. Also, many indigenous territories were not fixed,
They were shifted over time due to conflict, migration, and
seasonal movements. When one tribe displaced another and took over
land or forced a group into a new territory, it
was functionally indistinguishable from colonial behavior. The Maiti's expansion into

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Western Canada during the eighteen and nineteenth centuries can be
seen as a form of indigenous colonization driven by the
economic and political motivations. In conclusion, bunny neutral definition of
colonization acquiring and occupying and controlling territory, often through force.
Indigenous groups were actively colonizing one another for centuries. Europeans

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didn't even introduce that concept. They just had a more
technological and larger scale of doing it. Colonization, therefore, is
not any unique thing to European imperialism. It is a
human behavior observed across all cultures, including those in pre
contact North America. Isn't that crazy? Wow, can't believe that.

(51:44):
People don't believe this shit. That's literally a fact, so
hot take. Before Europeans arrived in digitous tribes in North
America were already colonizing each other. Tribes like the Iroquis, Cree,
and Blackfoot explanted territories through war, placing rival groups and
took captives, often forcing assimilation and claiming land or resources.

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That's colonization by definition, taking land, controlling others, and dominating territory.

Speaker 3 (52:12):
History isn't black and white.

Speaker 4 (52:14):
Humans have always fought for land and power regardless of
race or culture. Uncomfortable truths hashtag. So yeah, it's like
crazy that people don't want to acknowledge this stuff. They're like,
it's nonsense, nonsense. So interestingly enough, you know, we have

(52:35):
this idea that, uh, you know that like people are
that are coming into Canada are not assimilating in any way,
you know, and they're not especially people from India. They
just import their own culture. So let's talk about it.

(52:57):
Jesus so idea, right, they're not fitting in. Critics may
argue that some Indian communities from cultural enclaves like Brampton,
which say that they say leads to less interactions with
mainstream Canadian culture. This is portrayed as resistance to assimilation.

(53:18):
Some argue that the you know, prioritizing of native languages
Punjabi and Hindi and homes schools and even you know,
in certain neighborhoods is reflects a lack of interest in
full integration. Yes, they want to import their own culture,
you know. So it's some old saucy breaking down some
stuff just as a fun solo episode. I want to

(53:39):
discuss some of the stuff just on my own you know,
so you know, and you have this like obviously I
have enclaves.

Speaker 3 (53:47):
There's things.

Speaker 4 (53:48):
Even controversies such as the Kalistandi movement has led to
some to argue that Indian political tensions are being imported
into Canada and disturbing and you know, disrupting the national unity.
There are claims, even though that maybe the claimant's over exaggerated.
Some immigrants game the welfare system. Students visas programs are

(54:08):
used as Canadian economic stepping stones without long.

Speaker 3 (54:11):
Term cultural loyalty.

Speaker 4 (54:13):
Oh yeah, I'm breaking down some of this because this
is happening all around the world. Like there's it's quite
clear what's going on. Yeah, so so this is this
is you got to understand that this is not good
for Canada. So you know, and then you have you
have you have the supporting points of this argument is
like uh like. Critics argue that Indian Canadians disproportionately benefit

(54:38):
from diversity, higher quotes, and government's education and healthcare. These
jobs are tax payer funded, being their success is subsidized
and not actually earned by a marketing and competitiveness. They're
actually being paid through subsdy wages and they are bragging
about taking over jobs and taking over the job market

(55:01):
and buying a businesses. It's because the government is paying
them to do that. It's because they're not actually working
hard and built up these you know, these institutions or
building up their own businesses and and you know, and
influencing the market. They're being paid to do that. A
large number of Indian nationals come through International Students pathways,

(55:23):
but many work low skilled jobs will waiting for their
pr Critics claim the system is game to gain access
to Canada but not contribute anything meaningful in this short term.
While many Indians immigrate immigrants are professionals, other especially in
the extended families, are reported to rely on social assistance, subsidy,
housings and child tax benefits. Which is crazy because you

(55:44):
have people showing up like yesterday and they get access
to like welfare, they get access to the social assistance.
And I see this now where there's like all these
old Indian dudes walking around. And before in Canada you
couldn't come here if you were past a certain age
because you would be a burden on the system. That's
why the Cloward pivot strategy is a real thing that
they're actually using to destroy the country from within, because

(56:07):
how is it not clear that's what's happening if we're
bringing people and I see it all the time, a
lot of military aged men also, but you see a
lot of older people coming that never were here before,
that essentially are already retired in their own countries.

Speaker 3 (56:21):
They might may pay a little bit.

Speaker 4 (56:23):
Of money to come here, but then they come here
and they're just going right into the healthcare system, taking
advantage of the healthcare system that is built by European colonizers,
and so they utilize the systems that we built because
their people didn't do it, or they don't have the
same systems and social benefits that we do, so they
come here and take advantage of it. And I think
that's I think you should have to pay the tax

(56:43):
system for like ten years of your foreigner before you
even get to touch the healthcare system, social benefits, welfare,
because our ancestors and grandparents, great grandparents, our parents us
personally paid into the system, and then so we should
be able to benefit from the things that our ancestors
built and established that nobody else could have. Uh So,

(57:06):
and then you have instead of adapting to Western values.
Oh yeah, So in areas like Brampton and Surrey. Critics
often argue that the dense Indian populations maintain cultural practices,
religious norms, and media ecosystems that have little overlap with
the mainstream Canadian life. Instead of adapting Western values, many

(57:27):
bring traditions and customs, cast based thinking, arranged marriages, and
honor culture that may clash with the idea of liberal
Western norms. This is seen by some as cultural dominance
dominance rather than integration. There they are they're literally showing
you that they're dominating. Hence why the Muslims do it too,
and they're all like there, they'll prey in public settings.

Speaker 3 (57:48):
They have all these mosques, especially.

Speaker 4 (57:51):
In the uk uh because they're building them everywhere, because
they're also taking over all being orchestrated by the Zionists,
that's all pumpeting and orchestrating the banking system. And then
they show their dominance by praying in public or going
to like public parks and having one hundreds of them
pray at the same time.

Speaker 3 (58:08):
That's dominance. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (58:11):
Yeah, Indians, the best people are still a burden on
our system. It's very true. So you know, it's it's
it's true that this is they're destroying the country.

Speaker 3 (58:21):
You know, and you see this right.

Speaker 4 (58:23):
Like government programs and public seests, sectors manitate prioritized diversity
over merit, placing individuals and roles of power based on
race or origin rather than qualifications.

Speaker 3 (58:35):
This inflates the presence.

Speaker 4 (58:37):
Of the Indian Canadians and media, government and institutions without
reflecting a genuine public demand or performance. Many Indian Canadians
are employed by taxpayer funded sectors. Governments admit healthcare education,
where job security is more of a bureaucratic compliance and
innovation of value of creation. These wages are not earned
through the market competition, but are handed out by political correctness.

(59:00):
Rather than assimulating, the Indian communities often replicate their homelands culture,
building enclaves and importing cast based systems and avoiding broader
Canadian traditions. This isn't cultural enrichment, it's cultural insulation. The
narrative of the Indian success is propped up by the
media and DEI programs and institutionalized prs and ignoring the

(59:24):
economic drain from the international student schemes, fraud and immigration consultings,
and wide use of taxpayer funded benefits by extended families,
and now it's like you have this there's a woman
that traveled here and an older Indian woman that traveled
to Canada, and now they're complaining because she has to
play like thousands of dollars for staying in the hospital.

(59:46):
And I'm like, yeah, that's because you didn't have travel insurance.
So you're just expecting Canadian taxpayers to pay for you
to show up here and utilize the systems and the
healthcare that we built. Pretty disgusting, man, Yeah, destroyed country.
That's come on, like that's what they're doing. Like what
these I don't know how so fi because it's like
this could be described as hateful. So yeah, So here's

(01:00:10):
here's an interesting thing. I like this, this is an
interesting talking point. Just because somebody holds the Canadian passport
does not make them Canadian and spirit True Canadians adapt
to Canadian values, language, and identity, not just legal status.
Many Indian immigrants, amongst others, maintain stronger cultural loyalty to India,
watching Indian media celebrate Indian nationalism like Kalistani Movement, the

(01:00:32):
Kalistani Movement and openly saying they feel no connection to
the Canadian heritage in places like brandon A Surri uh uh.
The entire communities operate in isolation from the broader Canadian society,
their own languages, schools, stores, and even political cliques. That's
not multiculturalism, that's cultural takeover. If you can spend your

(01:00:53):
entire life in Canada without speaking English or French, how
are you a part of the Canadian nation. Many benefit
from affirmative action, international student loopholes, and family reunification policies
that may even stress put it be a stress on
the system. And now they're doing that now where if
you are like they're starting to put in immigration policies
where like even if if you're if say you were

(01:01:15):
someone who just came here and you've been here for
a couple of years, you're able to bring over all
of your family. There's all these different loopholes now where
if you were born here, you can bring all your
family from India or you know whatever country, some you
know Arabic country. Even if say you you've been here
for five years and uh you've paid like you've paid
somewhat into the system, you can bring your whole family

(01:01:36):
here and it's going to destroy the country. There's no
doubt in my mind, they all benefit. You know, wages
are often paid by taxpayers via public sector jobs or
social benefits, not earned through private sector values. They're here
for opportunity, but not necessarily to serve or uplift the country.

Speaker 3 (01:01:52):
Very true.

Speaker 4 (01:01:53):
Uh. The traditional Indian values such as cast thinking, arrange
marriages and male dominant family structures and community first loyalty
often clash with Canadian liberal individual focus and equality driven society.
When those values are present and promoted here, it erodse
Canadian as social cohesion.

Speaker 3 (01:02:11):
You know, so they're not Canadian. Let's be clear.

Speaker 4 (01:02:15):
Just because you have a passport does not make you Canadian.
Many people from India living in the country that don't
share our values, our culture, or our history. They live
in isolated enclaves, speak their own languages, fly foreign flags,
and raise their kids with values disconnected from Canadian society.
That's not assimilation, it's occupation by culture. They benefit from

(01:02:37):
our systems, public sector jobs, welfare, and diversity quotas, but
give nothing back to the soul of this nation. No
shared heritage, no loyalty to Canadian traditions, just entitlement and
identity politics.

Speaker 3 (01:02:51):
They're in Canada.

Speaker 4 (01:02:52):
But they're not Canadian and pretending otherwise is a lie
that is tearing apart this country.

Speaker 3 (01:03:00):
Bravo, bravo.

Speaker 4 (01:03:04):
So one last thing, let's break down the influence of
white culture across the world. So this argument is based
on European culture has had the most global influence, which
clearly everybody can probably see. European powers, particularly Britain, France, Spain,

(01:03:27):
and Portugal, established global empires from the fifteenth to the
twentieth century to colonization, trade and exploration. They introduced legal systems, railroads, roads, ports,
and bureaucratic government structures that still underpin many modern nations today.
European languages, especially English, Spanish, French and Portuguese, are spoken

(01:03:48):
on every continent. English in particularly is the global language
and a lot of business science and of course the Internet.
Western style education systems and universities have been emulated across
the world. The scientific Revolution and Enlightenment, both rooted in Europe,
spark a wave of innovations the printing press and industrialization

(01:04:08):
modern medicine, physics, chemistry, and computer sciences. These are advancements
transformed every society they touch, often raising the standard of living.
European thinkers helped birth ideas of liberal democracy, constitutional law,
and human rights concepts like due process, separation of powers,
and freedom of speech were formalized in European contexts and

(01:04:28):
spread worldwide. European art, classical music, fashion, and philosophy have
been widespread had a widespread impact, from Shakespeare to Beethoven
to the Renaissance. European culture produced European culture products are
studied and appreciated globally. Many global stanators such as international law,
modern diplomacy, corrupt structure, corporate structures, and uh academic academia

(01:04:56):
are based in the European models. There there's virtually no
part of the globe, be it Africa, Asia, the Americas,
or any other place that hasn't been affected by the
European colonization. So let's get the definition of culture, because
most people I see are like white people don't have culture,

(01:05:17):
And then you understand the definition of it. Culture refers
to these shared beliefs, customs, traditions, languages, arts, institutions and
achievements of a particular group of people. It shapes how
societies live, think and express themselves and solve problems. So
why white culture has positively impacted the world European societies
led these scientific and industrial revolutions, resulting in innovations like electricity,

(01:05:40):
modern medicine, engines, aviation, and the Internet. These breakthrough improvements
of life expectancy, global communication, and economic growth worldwide. European
philosophers and governments laid the foundations for the modern democracy,
human rights and constitutional law. Concepts like individual liberty, rule
of law, and free emerged from European Enlightenment thinking, Enlightenment

(01:06:03):
of thinking and now guide many of the world's.

Speaker 3 (01:06:05):
Most successful nations.

Speaker 4 (01:06:07):
European culture has given the world classic music from Mozart
and Beethoven, uh, and then literature like Shakespeare, and philosophies.
They have philosophies from cats and all these different people.
And then the art obviously you got you know Da
Vinci van Goh like it's the white culture expands literally
the worldwide. These works are not just regional treasures, but

(01:06:30):
a global heritage. European engineering and urban planning, transforming cities
and transportation systems across continents. Railroads, universities, and the medical
system introduced during colonial errors are still in use today
by many different people. So despite often being lumped together
as white or European the continent is one of the
most cultural diverse regions on Earth. Europeans white people are

(01:06:54):
the most diverse culture on Earth. Dude, We have our
own diversity. We don't need other people. We are more
diverse than any other race on the face of this Earth. Language,
dozens of distinct languages, English, French, German, Spanish, Polish, Finnish, Greek,
et cetera, traditions from Norse pagan roots to the Mediterranean
Catholic festivals uh to the Slavic folk dancing, philosophy and

(01:07:17):
religions birthplace of multiple multiple major religion religious movements including Christianity,
and you know all these different ideolog ideologies from liberalism,
socialism uh. And then obviously the range from French French
fine dining to the hardy Eastern europe Stews to the
Mediterranean diets diets is vast and deeply rooted in tradition.

(01:07:40):
This diverse, with this diversity within European showcases that white
culture is not a monolith, but a collective of rich
and varied civilizations that have each made a distinct and
lasting contribution to humanity.

Speaker 3 (01:07:54):
So what what even is culture?

Speaker 4 (01:07:57):
At the core, culture is the way people live their beliefs,
their languages, arts and traditions, how they built their world,
and whether people want to admit it or not, European
or so called white culture has shaped the modern world
more than any other. From Enlightenment to the Industrial Revolution,
White Europeans brought advancements in science, medicine, law, and philosophy

(01:08:21):
that changed the entire course of human history, modern democracy
and human rights universities, the Internet, you name it. European
thinkers and innovators laid down the groundwork. But here's the
part people forget. Europe isn't one culture. It is a
continent impact with widely different traditions, from Viking the Viking
saga sagas to the Greek philosophy, from Italian art to

(01:08:44):
the Celtic folklore and Slavic music and French cuisine. Saying
white culture is boring or uniform, that's just pure ignorance.
No matter where you go in the world, you will
see the fingerprints of European influence and is not like
any other.

Speaker 3 (01:08:57):
The influence that has been pushed that pushed the world forward.

Speaker 4 (01:09:02):
Yes, old saucy, I'm albino, sasquatch. If they mix the
wrong colors together, you get brown. So I just want
to break this down. It's very interesting. I was looking
up a lot of this stuff and pushing to, uh,
to expose some of these agendas and to talk about
this stuff openly and do a conversation that you know,
if I would have Billy or Aaron on or somebody
else want to my co host, or even a Troy

(01:09:23):
popped on or something, that it would have been uh
it it might have been just too too much, right
trying to have these conversations back and forth with somebody.
I just wanted to expose some of the stuff and
show people like they're trying to brainwash everybody to like
hate white people and attack the Western world and bring
it to its knees and destroy these countries because of

(01:09:45):
these cultural Marxist agendas and the Cloward Piven strategy, because
they need to use people like these activists to destroy
the country from within and bring people in that share
no roots or heritage with the culture so they can
actively destroy it. Because if you share no connection to
the Canadian people or to the people in the Western
world or these countries that they're being that they're systematically

(01:10:07):
destroying by bringing in foreign people with foreign diasporas of
traditions and cultures and religions. They don't hold onto the connections.
They have no connections or roots to the people of
the land and of the nation, so they will facilitate
its destruction because they hold no roots or connection to
that place.

Speaker 3 (01:10:24):
They want to turn into something different.

Speaker 4 (01:10:26):
And the more that they bring people in of different cultures, religions,
languages and if forever will change Canada, forever change America
and Europe and everywhere that white people reside in. And
I don't think people want to see a world without
white people as much as they're being brainwashed to believe
that it's it's not going to be good for anybody.

(01:10:49):
So the more they push these racial enclaves of people
and have these different groups of people that are not
assimilating and importing their own culture and not adapting the
cultures of the Western world, it will forever change and
destroy these countries and they will never be the same again.

Speaker 3 (01:11:03):
And it won't be Canada.

Speaker 4 (01:11:05):
If you look at places like Branton, as I said,
that's not a Canadian city anymore. That doesn't reflect Canadian culture, values, heritage,
or customs. It's a totally foreign place now. Same with
all and they're taking over cities, and if white people
did that, they're like, no, this is only white people.

Speaker 3 (01:11:19):
This is only for white people.

Speaker 4 (01:11:20):
We have own hospitals or own stores, our own marketplaces,
like we would be labeled as racist or bigots and stuff,
but yet we allow everybody else to do it. We've
become so tolerant of other people's cultures, traditions, values, languages
that we're intolerant of our own.

Speaker 3 (01:11:37):
That's and we're destroying our own heritage.

Speaker 4 (01:11:40):
And the more that people talk about this and they
push back against this, the better, because they're they're openly
saying that they're taking over. They're openly saying they hate you,
they hate your culture, they hate your heritage, they hate your.

Speaker 3 (01:11:52):
Children, they hate you. So if you want to survive.

Speaker 4 (01:11:55):
You should probably push back because this is not going
to be good. And they're flooding like Canad's let an
eighty almost pretty much almost a million people within four months.
That's a replacement level of immigration. That's what they're doing.
They have all the UN has an entire document that
claims that this is what they're doing. So I wanted
to break down the Cloward pivot strategy. I think I
did a pretty good job, so let's start. But I

(01:12:17):
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Speaker 3 (01:12:33):
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Speaker 4 (01:12:35):
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Speaker 3 (01:12:36):
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Speaker 4 (01:12:41):
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Speaker 3 (01:12:50):
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