2283 Invasion from Within

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1:25Good morning, everyone. Not going on as usual today is Tuesday. I think it's Tuesday. Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026. And oh, I've got the wrong things up. Sorry, everybody. I usually have my notes up that I did in today. Vancouver gets given away with $100,000,000 of Canada's CPP to India. So these are separate. Vancouver didn't get given away to India. I just wrote it weird. Vancouver got given away to distract from the $100,000,000. Being taken from our CPP and handed, invested, excuse me, in India, that's what we're supposed to believe. And we have a defense partnership with India. Have you noticed the United States? We should have a defense partnership with them. We do. They defend the North American Arctic. It used to be the Canadian Arctic, right? But now it's the North American Arctic, weird, weird, weird, BC is going, removing daylight savings time. They're going to change the time one more time and that's it. And are they going to start a trend? Who knows? People seem okay on this. There was a couple of people who said he didn't ask the voters.

2:27He should have asked the voters. I think a lot of people, a lot of people don't want to change the time twice a year. But will you get nostalgic for it? I like when in the Christmas time, where it's dark at four o'clock, is that weird? I like that. It's cozy. I like it. Not that I don't like going out in the evening or whatever, but it's kind of, I don't know. There's a different feeling about the whole thing. Hillary and Bill's video was released of their deposition, and that's interesting. We'll watch that at the end, not the whole thing, but I'll give you links to the whole thing if you're interested in that. Elections Canada certifies lefty political parties very easily, even if they don't meet the thresholds, but independence parties in Alberta, nope, no mos, even if they do meet thresholds. No, you can't. And the elections aren't rigged. Okay. Sure. Okay. Yeah, you can believe that if you want to, but I don't. France is aligning with China to de-escalate the Iran situation. Oh, okay. So everybody, they're trying to isolate the United States. They're trying to isolate the United States and basically hang around the neck of the United States Donald Trump specifically, all of the problems. This guy is the problem. This is the reason that your gas is expensive. This guy is the bad guy you should be afraid of.

3:28And really, I think that probably, I think North Korea is a rogue state that's managed by the deep state. So it's useful to have a state to be able to save a rattle and threaten with nuclear bombs and things like that. And then, you know, you get the west to fall in line. And if you cut the head off of all of those, North Korea, Venezuela to a certain degree. Remember when he was in Shavas, Hugo Shavas would come into the United Nations and call America the big evil and stuff. I thought that was interesting. So there's all of this historical, this stuff that is, oh, I lost, sorry, I got an email and I lost track of what I was saying. But France is aligning with China to de-escalate Iran. If Trump goes around and decapitates all of these, all of these saber rattlers and restores it, it seems like he is trying to get rid of their power. And they don't like that. And so it's weird to see France and aligning with China to de-escalate Iran. Because isn't, aren't the Mullahs the bad guy?

4:30Aren't, like, shouldn't the United Nations and everybody involved in the United Nations be interested in getting rid of that regime or whatever? So it seems weird to me. Just seems red flags. No parliamentary budget officer, and that's all by design. So there's lots to get to. Let's get to it first. And there's really a lot to get to. There's like 60 tabs today. So I'm going to try and be fast. But my gosh. Fast. I've got so much to do. I wanted to get started at 10 and we're 45 minutes late because I was busy doing other things. So apologies. Maxine Bernier starts us off. And he says, we're talking about the invasion ongoing in the West. And Maxine Bernier says, no more Indian international students. I told you yesterday that part of the agreement with India, along with the defense and all of the other agreements we've made, is to reopen the immigration pathways for students. So here's Mark Carney announcing the further invasion of the West. Kayak gets my flight, hotel, and rental car right. So I can tune out travel advice that's just plain wrong. Bro, sky coin, way better than points. Never fly during a Scorpio full moon.

5:32Just tell the manager you'll sew instant room upgrade. Stop taking bad travel advice. Keep comparing hundreds of sites with Kayak and get your trip. Right. That advice. You talking to me? Kayak. Got that right. Protein is now at Starbucks and it's never tasted so good. You can add protein, cold foam to your favorite drink or try one of our new protein lattes or matcha. Try it today at Starbucks. We are one family. The greatest most enduring strengths between Canada and India are the families who call our nation's home. Nearly two million Canadians trace their roots to India, including leaders in business, science, culture, and government. Tens of thousands of people travel between our countries every year to visit friends and family, 400,000, 400,000 talented Indian study in Canada.

6:36That is twice the number in the United States. It is four times the number in the United Kingdom. These students, these connections deepen our ties and so we're collaborating to build on those strengths. We've launched the new Canada India Talent and Innovation Strategy with 13 new partnerships to deepen our ties and education. And this includes collaborations involving McGill, the University of Toronto, the University of British Columbia, to work across artificial intelligence, health sciences, and digital architect. AI seems to be a dog whistle of some kind. Remember that AI movie that was started by what's his name, Kubrick, and then finished by Steven Spielberg, did you want to recast Tom Hanks in there too or whatever? But it was about that AI robot. This AI thing really seems like this linchpin to their whole control mechanism. So Kanzak, Pierre Paulier wants an invasion too, except he wants British Muslims to come

7:39to Canada. Weird right? A conservative party of Canada leader Pierre Paulier has publicly supported Kanzak in an event in London. The time has come for a new partnership among Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. A modern Kanzak, a pact to open up our economies further, remove barriers like borders, recognize credentials, expand skilled labor mobility, and deepen capital markets. Why can't we just trade with the United States? Why can't we have a mixed public private healthcare system like the ones that work in the Nordic countries? I think they have high taxes, but they also have private healthcare. So you can skip the line and that lessons the line for other people. And so it kind of works, the people who have money spend their money on faster service. And you can spend that money on faster service too, but the public service will do just the same. And it doesn't have all those rich people eating up their line queue, right? And so there's a system we could do better. We just don't. And I don't know why. Alberta secession says police research found that more than 10% of Vancouver area property sales priced over $3 million in 2016, were tied to buyers with criminal records, and 95%

8:44of those were believed linked to mainland China or China crime networks. So that's pretty wild, right? Like that's if China is buying the property, that money's not staying in Canada and that's bad. Okay. Juno news says the Cowachian nation and BC government have been have begun negotiations after a BC Supreme Court ruling recognized Aboriginal title over 800 acres in South Richmond requiring good faith talks to reconcile it with existing private property rights. So yeah, and he said that he he wasn't involved in this and apparently he was, he was in the meetings and stuff. Here's here's this video. The government put out a joint statement with the Cowachian nation today that I was just hoping you could explain to us because it talks about not putting private property on the table as part of negotiations, but you still have the court ruling that's outstanding and you've mentioned the past, a desire to appeal and different things. So could you just sort of explain the significance of what the joint statement is today?

9:45Absolutely. So the court has required us to enter into negotiations with the Cowachian as part of the judgment. We are doing that in good faith. We are also pursuing our appeal and pursuing a stay of the original decision. What the joint statement says is hopefully reassurance to property owners in the claim area. It says that both the Cowachian and the government agree that the ownership of these properties, the ownership of the homes is not in question. That people are able to use their homes, enjoy their homes, buy and sell their homes that they fully own their homes. They're not being put on the table either in the negotiations or in the court action. And that's a very significant statement and an important statement. And I'm grateful to the Cowachian that we were able to provide that assurance, which is something that those homeowners and business owners have really wanted. How about not just handing over a whole bunch of land to foreign or a separate, quote,

10:48nation? It seems hinky. It seems underhanded. It seems like the government doesn't represent us. Why would the government who is supposed to represent Canadians start giving away property? Doesn't make any sense. Table Salt says major breaking BC Premier EB was present for the signing of the secret Muskem tribe deal that encompasses Vancouver after first saying he was not briefed, checked the news. He says he does not know what was in the deal. This one's nuclear. So the red area there is roughly what has been seeded, so a lot, a lot, right? And that's surprising. National Post says what we know about Ottawa's land rights deal with the Musqueam First Nation. An agreement between Ottawa and the First Nation recognizes the Musqueam's rights within a wide swath of land, including much of Vancouver. And so, yeah, that's pretty crazy. I wonder how those Indians, what they think of these Indians, right? And so Mr. Sunshine Baby says the Winnipeg Jets in Canada are now playing traditional Punjab

11:52music during the intermissions. What do you think about this? Oh, okay, okay. I saw a report the other day is that people got done for stunt racing and had their licenses removed for a year for going double the speed limit into 40 km an hour zone. So they're going 80 in a 40, probably because people in front of them are going 40, and then when you try and pass them, they speed up because they're dickheads. And if I want to speed, it's my own business. Don't get angry with me and then try and catch up with me. It's a ridiculous strategy. What are you going to do? Sit there and look angry at me in your car. F off. Thank you very much. It doesn't make any sense. And I accidentally took a right down what used to be a reasonable road, imperial road engulf. They've limited it to a bike lane, North lane, center, suicide lane, South lane, and bike

12:55lane. And so you can't get around. And then they've put 40 km an hour signs all up it, all up it for no reason at all. It's like a, it is, it's a residential area, but the street used to be four lanes. These people knew they were on a highway. It's not a highway, but it's a big street, it's a big thoroughfare. The whole point of city infrastructure is to move people quickly. It's not to punish people in their cars. It's ridiculous. It's ridiculous. I get sidetracked. I apologize. Here's Matt. He says, this is outrageous. Nearly 11,000 Pakistanis came to Britain last year to claim the asylum, the vast majority. So just to finish my point, sorry. The people who are doing this, who are speeding, I don't think they're doing anything wrong. I think that the government is setting up a situation where they can start taking licenses of people who will not comply. That's the whole thing. They start to lose their legitimacy because if you start make, oh, 30 kilometers an hour, it's 30 kilometers faster than walking, shove it. These cars, the roads are not built for 30 kilometers an hour. It's ridiculous.

13:56Stop playing. We're not driving go carts here. Pretending it's for safety, again, the Soviet Union does this, the playbook, the playbook is being used again and again, and it's very frustrating. Matt Goodwin, sorry. Again, this is outrageous. Nearly 11,000 Pakistanis came to Britain last year to claim asylum, the vast majority nearly three quarters were rejected, but only 4% have been returned to Pakistan. We should slash for an aid and issue visa penalties to force Pakistan to take them back. Yeah, Trump was very clear and got compliance with people. No problem. Here is what happens when you have a high-trust society invaded by a low-trust society. So there's a lollipop lady who's like a traffic warden, not a traffic warden, but like a crossing guard, and these motorcycle people in England just drive right on through. One guy's carrying a bike on his back. These electric bikes, they didn't even stop. So they just went right through people were crossing, and this is how you destroy civilization,

15:01unfortunately. And another way, this was in 2017, whenever this happened, I think it was whatever. I posted that we shouldn't have people who can't read English driving big rigs on Canadian roads, or who don't have any kind of experience with snow and so on and so forth, and that's not shade being cast towards anybody. That's just good sense, I think. And people got mad at me. This is the last time I posted on Facebook because I was like, well, forget about this. Everyone was mad. And then it turned out I was right. So everybody was like, how dare you say something like that. And then years later, National Post is reporting, man responsible for the Humboldt Broncos crash paid his debt to society, and he should not be deported. Deport. Daniel Tyrese says, this is disgusting. You should be ashamed of publishing this horrendous take. So it says the 2018 crash involving the Humboldt Broncos is one of the most devastating tragedies in recent Canadian history, 16 people lost their lives, 16 kids. Well, yeah, sure people, it's mixed, but like, holy smoke, a lot of them were kids.

16:04Families were forever changed, nothing can diminish this loss, but the fact remains that it was an accident. Right. Yeah, sure. Cause when a truck driver drove through a stop sign at a dangerous intersection, who among us can say we've never done anything similar, not driving a big rig. If you don't understand what potential damage you could do, you shouldn't be behind. The wheel is something like that. It can kill people. And it did. Oh, he's paid his debt, how exactly did he pay his debt? I don't think the families would think so. On to bigot, let's talk about trade and where our pension money is going. Blond bigot is, is responding to 100 billion, 100 billion dollars of Canadian pension funds being invested in India. And I'm sure a brick field project or two, right? That's a lot of billions of dollars. And I believe she says somebody, I think, stop him. The prescription for success in this new era is well exemplified by the theme of your more. We have G20 presidency in 2023, which I had the honor of attending that theme, of course,

17:10one earth, one family, one future. Because the challenges of our age cannot be solved by one country alone. And only by building on the principles of one earth, one family, one future, can we forge the partnership worthy of our countries. Today we are launching a strategic energy partnership with significant potential to expand bilateral energy trade. We've signed, as you've seen, a new critical minerals partnership spanning development processing and secure supply chains for clean energy, electric vehicles, and advanced manufacturing. We're deepening our cooperation and clean energy, expanding collaboration across wind solar. Hey Canada, you're super rich in oil and gas. What are you going to do next? We're going to invest in wind and solar energy from China and India. Yay, everybody. Who in their right mind thinks this is a legitimate government?

18:11Who? There are people around who think this is fine, totally normal, and everything's peachy keen. Oh yes, let's not enrich our oil and gas and let's import Chinese built solar panels and wind turbines. Those things last forever. There's no moving parts at all. Oh my God, these people, and they're not idiots, they're just greedy, greedy, greedy people who don't work for the citizens they're supposed to represent. House of Commons staffer says, how did Shandra Arya's son become the director and CFO of infrastructure for India at Mark Karnie's company, Brookfield, right? Weird. Insurance investments, global experience, CFO. So is it Brookfield? There's something else. Anyway, it's ties to Mark Karnie who took this guy's dad's parliamentary seat. I mean, I laugh, but you could also cry. They're really, really close, right? Concerned Canadian says message to Karnie, Canadian government cannot directly influence or dictate where the Canada, Canada pension plan invests its money. The CPP assets are managed by CPP investments, the Canadian pension plan investment board,

19:15an independent organization established by law in 1997. It operates at arms length from both federal and provincial governments with strong legal safeguards against political interference. Government decisions are made by CPP investment, professional management, and an independent board of directors guided solely by the mandate to achieve a maximum rate of return. Without undue risk of loss for the benefit of contributors and beneficiaries, the funds are strictly segregated from government money and management reports to the board, not to governments. While the government appoints board members in consultation with provinces, the CPP investment is accountable to parliament through reporting. It has no control over specific investment choices. The structure is designed to insulate decisions from political agendas, and is widely regarded as a model for pension fund governance. Is Karnie violating this? Yes. Next question. Mary says Canada shouldn't be sending money to India. They can take care of themselves. They have a huge economy. They have so many more billions of people, they have more people than we've got by a lot. They don't need our money.

20:15Our money is like a drop in a bucket, right? India's population is roughly 35.5 times larger than Canada's to put that to scale into perspective. Here's how the numbers break down. India's population, 1.47 billion, Canada's population, 41.6 million. So they could send a couple 100 million people and still have more than a billion people in the country. They could just send them to Canada. We could have 240 million people, and 200 million of them would be Indians, and million is the correct number. I'm not misspeaking. I'm not saying, you know, 200,000, 200 million, we'd have 240 million as the population of Canada, and they'd all be Indian. And is that what anybody wants? Karnie wants that, it seems, right? And they'd still have 1.277 billion people. America leads the world in medicine development. It matters. We get new medicines first, nearly three years faster. 5 million Americans go to work because we make medicines here at home, and not relying

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22:19by land. Its population density is massive at 497 people per kilometer squared. Canada, the second largest country by land, has the density of only four people per kilometer squared. State versus country, a single Indian state like Uttar Pradesh estimated at 244 million in 2026, has nearly six times the population of the entire country of Canada, while Canada's population growth is expected to stay relatively flat this year due to shifting immigration targets. India's continues to expand further widening this gap. So yeah, weird. Mark Nixon's as Mark Carney refuses to speak to the media, Robert Fife says, my colleague, Stephen Chase reports that Mark Carney canceled Monday. What would have been his first press conference since his India trip began five days ago with his office citing lengthy meetings in New Delhi that have strained his schedule? He has not taken a question from Canadian journalists since last Wednesday when one of the government's senior officials said India was no longer conducting foreign interference in Canada and set it with a straight face. A statement that was immediately challenged by national security experts in New Delhi Monday, the Prime Minister's office told journalists accompanying Mr. Carney that any

23:23delay to accommodate a news conference would affect the Royal Canadian Air Force's ability to depart India and head to Australia because of limits on air coup hours. So he's not interested in really talking to anybody. And Mark Nixon says again, after signing agreements with India benefiting Brookfield, Mark Carney refuses to take questions. The worst part, questions would have come from paid CBC and they still said, no, shocking. I'm shocked. Oh my gosh, we're at 21 minutes. I actually am shocked. With that, we've got to say goodbye to the stream. Thanks for watching everybody. If you want the whole show, head over to Canadapoly.com. And if not, that's okay. We'll catch it.