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2203 Illusion of Security
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0:00America leads the world in medicine development. It matters. We get new medicines first nearly three years faster. Five million Americans go to work because we make medicines here at home and not relying on other countries keeps us safe. But China is racing to overtake us. Will we let them or will we choose to stay ahead? When America leads, America cures. Let's tell Washington to keep us in the lead. Learn how at americacures.com. Paid for it by Farma. 5 a.m. I'm up with a crisp Celsius energy drink. Running 12 miles today. Grab a green juice, quick change, and head to work. Meetings, workshops. One more Celsius, no slowing down. Working late, but obviously still meeting the girls for a little dancing. Celsius, live, fit, go. Grab a cold, refreshing Celsius at your local retailer or locate now at celsius.com. Good morning, everyone. Lots going on as usual today. Monday, March 23rd, the beginning of the last
1:27part of school or something like that. March break is now over. It's in the rear view. I guess it's Easter next week, right? But you're not allowed to say that. Sorry, it's just your season, just your egg season. I remember humble and Fred in the 90s, humble and Fred were morning show guys on 102.1, the edgy rock station. And they talked about why do we do chocolate chicks and chocolate eggs and why isn't there chocolate Jesus' and they had a whole they had a whole five minutes talking about this. And I think they actually came out with and like had made chocolate Jesus' to celebrate that Easter. And then they were told they couldn't do that anymore. So they had to like all within the span of like a week or something to that effect and they were told they could do it. And then they were told absolutely cannot do it. And I just thought that was funny. It was a bit of history that he used to talk about Easter. Now it's gesture season, gesture egg season. Why are Canadian politicians celebrating Iranian New Year? First, it was pure polyev. Now it's dug forward. He says happy noroos everybody and goes on to talk
2:27about all the Iranians in Canada. And isn't that a bit of a red flag? People are talking about sleeper cells, but happy noroos everybody. We're just making sure we're on the right side of this. Definitely don't do any terrorist attacks here. Please. Cadbury's refusing to use the word Easter. This year gesture egg season. Right. Are they using Easter in Canada? Are they saying Easter? I don't know. I thought I saw Easter yesterday, but now I'm doubting myself when I was out in the stores. But the chocolate is expensive way more expensive. I was in the regular chocolate aisle. And I found some close enough to be egg alternatives. They were they were the Reese peanut butter cups. And I thought and it was cheaper than all of the Easter chocolate. And I was like the kids love those. Let's pretend those are eggs done. And so it's crazy though. It's crazy. The prices of things. And you know, it's only going to get worse because they don't want to solve these problems. And they want to get rid of Easter. Plain crash at LaGuardia airport in New York. And that's that's interesting. I've got the audio from the tower telling the truck to stop the truck.
3:28It's almost like the truck drove into the like drove on to the runway on purpose. It's weird. Weird situation. Layoffs begin at Algoma steel. That's not good. Five days of no strikes in Iran because of Iranian negotiations. But Iran says they're not negotiating. So that's weird. Was it really Iran who hit Diego Garcia? Some people say it was Israel. And that's interesting. That's interesting. I don't know, man. Because the whole Diego Garcia means that Iran can hit further if it was Iran. It can hit further than their 2000 kilometer limit or whatever. But if there if it was a frame job, right? Like the 4000 is now explained away by it. It wasn't really Iran. So and again, how much control does Iran have? Like the stories are conflicting. It doesn't make sense. So there's lots to get to. First, we're going to start with free speech in Canada because we've been talking about Iran a lot. We're going to start. We're going to early in the show. We're going to go to Iran and look at all of that because again, it's a big deal. And Trump is saying, well, there's five days of no strikes, as we said, but there's movement here. And we'll see where that's going. So maybe maybe we're not going to
4:30totally destroy the world economy after all. So figures crossed, everybody. Woohoo. Did I say lots to get to? Let's get to it. Let's get to it. First, David says before you say I'll use a VPN beast. Bill C22 has can mandate backdoors and mandatory logging for all VPNs that provide service to Canadians. This goes far beyond consistent interfaces and protocols for executing court ordered intercept orders. David says in the coming days, Canada's opposition parties are going to have to decide whether they support Bill C22, the Lawful Access Act, they and all Canadians need to consider whether this massive surveillance infrastructure is what we want or we'll tolerate. This is going to get ramped through, guys. I want to be wrong here. I want to be absolutely incorrect. I want people to do the opposition parties to stand up and say no. But it seems like peer polyhaves on the side of the liberals most of the time, the unit parties in full swing. And it doesn't seem like anybody is seeing the red flag danger of this bill and all the other bills in concert. And it will shut down any kind of conversation that you can have online period.
5:30If you have any kind of, if you email somebody and say, you know, I'm not sure about this blah, blah, blah. They're going to say, hold on a second. We saw that email and it's very concerning. Like they want full control and they think they can get it. And that's very dangerous. And they just might get it because there's nobody pushing back. Here is this guy talking about how bad Bill C22 is. Well, C22, the Lawful Access Act to 2026 becomes the law. The Government of Canada will be able to secretly order Apple to build an capability into its infrastructure to allow Canadian law enforcement and national security folks to track every iPhone, every iPad, every Apple Watch, every Apple AirPod, and every air tag in real time. Then they'll be able to require Apple to confirm whether they provide you any services. Then they can go to the Justice of the Peace and get an order without actually believing that a crime has been or will be committed, requiring Apple to hand over every device identifier for every device that you use with their services. That's the digital ID for your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPod, Apple TV, air tag.
6:32With that information, they can go back to the judge and get an order. Again, without actually believing that a crime has been or will be committed, requiring Apple to give them the moment-by-moment locations of all your devices. Oh, and that secret order also required Apple to keep your location history for a full year, so cops can get that too. Is that a power we want Canadian police and law enforcement to have? No, no. Next question. BUAC says Bill C22 should be considered treason. Whoever made this bill is clearly involved in foreign espionage. Imagine going into China and passing a bill that allows all this in Bill C22 and not getting the death penalty. 11 reasons every Canadian is F'd with Bill C22 passing. One judicial warrants can authorize covert installation of tracking or transmission data recording computer programs on a suspect's device, planting and data onto your device, planting data onto your device. That's bad. Two civilian employees of any police force, including foreign ones, can now issue warrantless demands for telecoms to confirm a Canadian subscription detail opening the ledger to overseas agents without judicial gatekeepers.
7:35Three warrantless confirmation of service demands by peace officers, public officers, or those civilians for civilian force providers to verify subscriber data on mere suspicion bypassing traditional safeguards for ex-gent circumstances power circumstance powers let officers seize data or issue demands without warrants whenever they deem urgency pressing subjective haste trumping charter security or charter scrutiny. Excuse me. Five production orders for subscriber information now issue on the lower reasonable grounds to suspect threshold diluting the evidentiary bar court once demanded court authorize six court authorized request for to foreign entities poke to poke Canadian citizens data from overseas servers while foreign production orders gain enforcement here creating a seamless transatlantic data net. Seven ministerial orders compel providers to surrender subscriber or other information on ministerial terms alone with only administrative review eight providers must build and test access capabilities potentially including software
8:38features or back doors allowing police even civilians from other forces to probe those systems for perpetual access nine immunity for voluntary disclosures and public data scooping let's providers hand over information freely greasing the pipeline without compulsion and 10 gag orders are gag orders and rush reviews silence providers for up to a year while challenges get mere days keeping the government blind to the gather to the gathering 11 expanded computer data warrants cover unknown future devices or apps that target might use preauthorizing surveillance shadows this isn't government protecting citizens this is a rogue government operating Canada yes i think that that's accurate here is cbc watcher and this is a quote from this article auto repackages its surveillance back door in bill c 22 and here's the quote the security risk compounds the privacy one once a surveillance capability is engineered into a platform's infrastructure it doesn't exist only for Canadian long enforcement it becomes a permanent architectural
9:38feature that foreign intelligence services and criminal hackers can exploit or can seek to exploit this is not hypothetical the u.k. government issued a similar secret order to apple in 2025 demanding global access to encrypted iCloud data during the very public debate that followed apple temporarily with jurors strongest encryption features from the united kingdom rather than comply and security experts worldwide warned that any capability built for one government's access cannot be contained to that government alone so if they build it for Canada it's built for everywhere and access will be allowed and that's bad that's very bad here is tim and he's highlighting what's going on with the western standard apparently they're being sued for misgendering somebody western standard says trans radical suing us for misgendering him donate to the western standard legal defense fund and then Tim says western standard pledges to defy courts if ordered to pretend that men are women and there is a real possibility it will come to that respect to those who fight for reality so yep men can't be women and it's not illegal to believe that it's not illegal to say that
10:42and it's bonkers that we're here Dallas Brody is also being targeted by John Jonathan Yana I think and she she says we stand for freedom of speech and thought even when people say or believe something that's not accurate but persecuting people for simple for stating a simple reality men or men and women or women is absolutely outrageous we've got your back billboard Chris and billboard Chris says breaking this is March 19th Jessica Yana of Simpson has filed a complaint against me with the BC human rights tribunal he says I violated his human rights by calling him a man and benign by denying the existence of transgender identities this violent man previously threatened to shoot and kill me and pled guilty to uttering threats I also had a restraining order against him for a couple of years Jessica rose to fame several years ago blah blah blah blah and Dallas Brody is now also being sued by Jessica Jessica Yana of Simpson now Jessica Simpson better known to some as Jessica Yana of hopes to take me to the BC human rights tribunal for stating my support for billboard Chris he's saying that I also am also engaged in existential denialism because I do not believe that a man can be a woman
11:46or vice versa Jessica Yana of Simpson wants control over one's thoughts and speech once control over the thoughts and speech of other people let's see how far this gets so that's interesting that's very concerning this is in the free speech area of things Lewis says it's come to my attention that the BBC just aired a show portraying a character who sends a freedom of information requests to the home office accusing the government of covering up stats as an extremist that's my work as a freedom of information journalist this is propaganda yep here we go go ahead mom it looks like Wittlock got hold of those home office documents via freedom of information requests you made a total of nine requests during his time in prison nine freedom of information requests it sounds like Wittlock had it in for the home office he accused the government of covering up the true stats on undocumented migrants firstly something of an obsession for the land uh Wittlock's four turn account mark deactivated last month because sending you the posts that got him kicked off the platform like history books say the last land invasion of England was 1066 natural facts the last land
12:53invasion of England was yesterday morning at 9.45 when a boat carrying 40 undocumented male migrants landed in Dungeon S Kent right that's 40 40 fighting age illegal male migrants that land invasion is an act of war right in war civilians are allowed to fight back we're supposed to fight back and the next time a boatload of fighting age males lands on our shores we'll be ready turn the car around let's get him we'll be ready that's as the same thing as a threat okay the whole thing is wild and they're trying to frame certain people as the bad guy and did you see who is the bad guy in that clip did you Henrik says let's talk about Iran Henrik says if these numbers from and New Zealand oil watch calm are correct and they may not be so take it with a great assault australia is out of jet fuel in 27 days followed by gasoline and then diesel in New
13:56Zealand diesel is out in 37 days followed by jet fuel and then gasoline so here's here's the days diesel jet fuel 19 days pretty wild stuff and this is Australia this is New Zealand 19 days for gas 13 days for diesel and 16 days for jet fuel in New Zealand 27 days for gas 20 days for diesel and 19 days for jet fuel in in Australia so that's concerning all from the state of Hormuz but don't worry everybody victory again today but this time no missiles after that Donald Trump says I am pleased to report that the United States of America and the country of Iran have had over the last two days very good and productive conversations regarding a complete and total resolution of our hostilities in Middle East based on the tenor and tone of this in-depth detailed and constructive conversation we will choose or we will continue through which will continue throughout the week I have instructed the Department of War to postpone any and all military strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure for a five-day
14:56period subject to the success of the ongoing meetings and discussion thank you for your attention to this matter so there you go Donald Trump is saying five days of no strikes we're going to see how these conversations go and Iran says we're not having any conversations with them so disclose TV is reporting Iranian foreign ministry denies Trump statement on a peaceful talks on peaceful talks with Iran stating there is no dialogue between Tehran and Washington so there you go so all right great but it seems that ships are moving through the state of Hormuz stars as looks like tankers are moving on their way out of the straight war dead pool war dead pool one with great observations here so I don't know he's he's saying that they're moving through I've heard some other people talking about that as well I thought this map was moving so apologies about that but it's not it's stationary no it's stationary the audio is is why the things are so yeah it's not they're not going unfortunate but that's the rumor that things are moving and if things are moving then oil
15:57prices are going to normalize again are they going to normalize it wow dollar 80 a liter yikes it's it was still a buck 65 and in Ontario last night it was a buck actually it was a buck 62 I I filled up at a dollar 62 last night so still not it's not staying at 170 we'll see we'll see if it continues to climb the tensions ticking down if things start moving through the straight today then that'll be interesting to see the reaction of the world markets and the oil prices and things Andy Lee says it seems important to note that a Canadian logistics company located in British Columbia has been hit with sanctions from the United States for ties to Hezbollah terrifying asking by the office of foreign asset control so that's not good right that's not good at all and Canadians shouldn't be funding terrorism from British Columbia here is Susan co-kinder and I like her take on things and she's she's saying um she's speculating on what's going
17:00on here and what Donald Trump is doing and I think it's an interesting it's an interesting take I find it grounded I don't think this is too crazy and this is certainly not trust the plan bro she talks at the end about I think it's three minutes we might have to listen to all of it but if not I'm gonna jump to the end because she talks about something I want to address at the end here we go sums it up chaos is the operating principle of the great game and Trump just set it out loud at his partner in this war has different objectives than he does the president the secretary of war DNI director Tulsi Gabbard have all made that clear and Trump has said it more bluntly and publicly than any American president since Eisenhower in the Suez crisis now ask yourself who benefits from disruption of oil supplies in the Middle East this has been the fulcrum of Britain's great game from more than a century use of volatile Middle East and its vast oil supply as a point of economic blackmail Iran and the forces of regional chaos have been key assets in this game and so has Israel certainly under Netanyahu now that brings us to NATO
18:04Trump called out their foot dragging on the Strait of Ormos and he called it exactly what it is cowardice NATO and its overlords in London are perfectly happy to keep wars going in Ukraine and rattlesabers at Russia and China but won't lift a finger to keep open the shipping lanes their own economies depend on the mask is off NATO is the enforcement arm for perpetual conflict not collective defense and the same goes for London itself whose insurance companies triggered the initial shutdown through financial mechanisms not military ones seven emails from London based insurance clubs and tanker traffic dropped to zero now if you're beginning to get a deeper understanding of the strategic landscape that what Trump is doing is dismantling a system that goes back generations then you need to subscribe to permit the inaction free newsletter we cover this fight from the standpoint of the real historical battle the one between sovereign nations and imperial systems you can find the link below now yesterday the president updated the state
19:05of play with this new truth he said we're getting very close to meeting our objectives as we consider winding down our great military efforts in the Middle East with respect to the terrorism regime of Iran protecting at the highest level our Middle Eastern allies including his real Saudi Arabia gutter the United Arab Emirates Bahrain Kuwait and others the Hormuz straight will have to be guarded and policed as necessary by other nations who use it the United States does not so what's really going on here let's go back to the national security strategy released in December and see how Trump laid this out in black and white first he identifies the problem directly we want to prevent an adversarial power from dominating the Middle East its oil and gas supplies and the choke points through which they pass while avoiding the forever wars that bogged us down in that region at great cost and then he names the solution American energy independence
20:06making the whole choke point game obsolete as this administration rescins or eases restrictive energy policies and American energy production ramps up America's historic reason for focusing on the Middle East and that's kind of what I was saying we have in North America no reason to be paying world prices for oil we make our own oil why aren't we making more oil why aren't we responding to this crisis by responding to this crisis instead we're pretending that we're going to make a pipeline at some point in the future maybe probably etc and I think that that's disingenuous with that I've got a say goodbye to the stream thanks for watching everybody if you want the whole show head over to Canada Poly dot com if not that's okay we will catch you next time and for everybody else we'll carry on as soon as I kill the stream done done it looks done sometimes it looks done and then I continue streaming and I don't realize
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