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  "full_text": "the Chinese FEPA came into power which is the Foreign Investment Protection Promotion Act which gives China preferential treatment. So any investment whether that's real estate LNG oil, gas, uranium, whether that's gold, silver, copper, malebinum, you name it because they've got a stake in every one of these. They were moving their money again dirty money and laundering it in Canadian real estate. It was 13 billion with a B lethal doses of fentinyl. Okay, that's chemical warfare. The United States, Donald Trump has to get China out of Canada. Not an easy task. That's what we're going to talk about in this video. Hey Jim, thank you so much for making yourself available. >> Hi, thanks a lot for having me. Appreciate it very much. It's an honor to be here. >> You're so welcome. I really enjoyed our previous conversation. And I'll have the links in the description below where people can find you. Now, I know about the split and many of the people that watch this channel will know about the split, how they're dividing the world up. And I know I said Eurasia. Really? European Union and the UK are being left to circle the drain and go down the drain. Right. >> Exactly. >> So, it's not like Russia and China are going to take over Europe. the United States. I believe that Xi and Trump and Putin are working together to bring down the city of London to divide up the world into these regional blocks. But you say that China is heavily involved in Canada and Trump's got to get China out of Canada. I mean, what is China's involvement in Canada and when did it start and what nature does it take? Well, uh, so it really goes back to, uh, this big, uh, re real estate revolution back in the, uh, early 80s, uh, right up until about 95 when, uh, Chinese, uh, Hong Kong. So, first wave was Hong Kong, uh, came into Toronto, Vancouver, and just bought up a ton of real estate. Then the second wave of Chinese were the mainland Chinese and they came in and they totally just infested Vancouver again and Toronto uh with buying up uh property everywhere. Land development, shopping malls, you name it, they came in and bought it. Sorry, Jim. Why? >> Uh so they were basically taking their money. They're moving their money. They're they're again dirty money, moving that dirty money and laundering it in Canadian real estate. And that, you know, it's an inside joke uh here in Canada that uh you know, our banks and our real estate are laundry uh laundry machines for bad money, dark money. And that's what's happening. That's what happened here. That money was moved out of those countries and then laundered here and then recycled. So, if you want to clean it, you come to Canada and you got the banks to help you clean it. You know, you've got uh and then you've got real estate to help clean it as well. >> Why didn't they go to the United States? >> Or did they as well? >> Oh, they they they couldn't. They So, the the Americans the Americans have been very uh you know, tactical like they have kept the Chinese out of their market hardcore. They've always been protectionists. It doesn't matter whether it was Democrat or or Republicans, they really have kind of kept uh China out of the American market uh and only given them what they wanted to have given them. And then what they did with free trade, which again is the city of London and uh and and and and its empire uh is to create free trade and then use China as the slave labor hub of manufacturing, right? And uh and so that's so the the Americans kept the uh uh Chinese out of that market. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And why why didn't the Canadians why did >> Well, so it goes back to uh Pier Elliot Trudeau. Uh so when Trudeau came into power, uh the first people that he visited were Mao uh Maung and uh and Fidel Castro. >> When would this have been? In the 60s7s. >> This would have been in the late60s. That's right. when Trudeau became prime minister and um so that's where it all started but every single uh uh um government after that whether that was liberal or conservative have all went and kissed the ring of the Chinese and uh and in 2014 the most incredible thing happened in Canada and that was the Chinese FEPA uh came into power which is the foreign investment protection uh promotion act uh which gives China preferential treatment. So any investment, any investment, whether that's real estate, whether that's LNG, whether that's oil, whether that's gas, whether that's uranium, whether that's gold, silver, copper, malebinum, you name it, because they've got they have a a stake in every one of these, including the Hiburnia oil fields, and all of the uh oil in Alberta. uh they've got a stake in all of it. And if there is anything that's done to harm their investment such as carbon tax, such as, you know, a local regulation changes and has a negative impact on the value of their asset, they can go and sue the Canadian government in secret in a a secret tribunal that has got nothing to do with Canadian law. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah, it's crazy. like in secret. And not only that, the only time the Canadian government has to reveal that they paid out, you know, billions of dollars or millions of dollars to a Chinese entity is if an arbitration uh uh comes to a conclusion. Now, if the Canadian government decides they don't want, you know, the Canadian people to know that there is a lawsuit in place by the Chinese, if they pay them out early, then all of it stays secret. the company that sues them stays secret. The the the asset it stays secret. Everything stays secret. So this is a secret agreement, but it's on the books as the Foreign Investment Promotion Protection Act of Canada. And this was brought into power by Steven Harper, the Conservative government. >> And then it was given royal ascent by uh Justin Trudeau. >> Okay, a couple of points I want to make. Grace, making my head spin. one. So the Chinese have been able to purchase like national security assets. Alberta >> absolutely >> the Alberta's oil and gas and and gold and silver to purchase stakes in them. And if there's a law, even a local law that reduces China's profits, China can sue the government for compensation secretly in such a way that people don't know. There's no transparency, no scrutiny, therefore no public accountability. So I suspect there's been a lot of backhanders. >> Oh yeah, absolutely. I I I 100% suspect that as well. And when you take a look at all of the national security assets that they have, I mean, like they they've in in in Saskatchewan, they've got a stake in uranium mines, you know, I mean, like when you when you look at, you know, and and then and then when you hear Trump talking about, you know, uh Canada being a, you know, a potential risk, you've got uh you know, Cash Patel talking about, you know, fentinel. Uh so the reverse opium war uh happening uh against the United States. Before we get to that, I want to stay with this FEA law and the Chinese investment, the legit so-called legitimate investments in in Canada. Right. So they're investing in all sorts of things including important security assets like uranium, like oil, like gas, and I suppose buying up farmland as well. >> Buying up farmland. Uh but they're really been buying up a lot of shopping malls, uh towers, uh condominium towers, uh office towers, uh in Toronto, in Vancouver, uh you know, I mean, like it's just unbelievable how much real estate uh the Chinese have purchased in Canada and and not just not just in Canada, in not just in uh in those two cities, but in Alberta as well, >> right? which kind of reduces the Canadian people into tenants to a foreign entity >> because everything's all this property and stuff being owned by China. Now, as well as buying the property, are Chinese people also moving in in large numbers or is it just their money? >> Oh, no. They're moving in in large numbers as well. I mean, we have a number of I mean, we used to have Chinatown Spadina. Uh then, you know, it moved out into uh uh into the Markham region. Uh, so there are are Chinatowns all over um uh Toronto and GT and the GTA, so the greater Toronto area as well as in Vancouver. And it's it's right in your face. It's it's it's it's it's out there. But, you know, again, we have a uh the multiculturalism that we have um makes it seem as though it's benign, but the reality is is that the Chinese triads are heavy in Vancouver uh and in BC. And uh you know, so we've got this kind of gang stuff going on as well. >> Okay. Well, that makes sense cuz we're talking about dark money moving in, escaping China, and being laundered through these businesses and real estate. Now, surely the Canadian banks being paragonss of veracity and integrity and property have all sorts of strict rules about money laundering. >> Oh, absolutely. as such so strict that the TD Bank uh had the largest fine in the history of US banking at 3 billion uh fine for money laundering and and it wasn't just and it wasn't just TD RBC HSBC HSBC um Scotia Bank all of them every single one of them have paid fines for moneyaundering but the average person you know they they they file their tank taxes sideways and you know they're they get threatened with jail time. The banks, they just pay a fine and it's right back to that same type of business again. >> Just the cost of doing business, isn't it? >> Yeah. Exactly. That's right. Yeah. Yeah. And that's and that's what the stuff they got caught with. Okay. Now imagine the stuff that they didn't get caught with, you know, the amount of laundering. So if they've caught them laundering there, what other money was laundered that wasn't caught? you know, so and and again, it's terrorist money that is being laundered. Like everybody looks at Canada as being this, you know, oh well, they're really peaceful and they're just very polite and everything else. Meanwhile, >> Canadians are lovely in my Canadian lovely, >> but our banking system and our government are as corrupt as you could ever imagine. You know, it's crazy, you know. >> Okay. Can't believe this. So then they don't so they bypass all their rules and regulations. They get fined for laundering. We only know about the stuff that they've been caught for. We don't know about the stuff where they've I don't know paid off auditors or whatever or hasn't been uncovered or has been ignored. And you said terrorist funding. What's China got to do with terrorist funding and Canada? The these are not terrorist nations. >> Not overtly anyway. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. I mean, you know, at the end of the day, uh really we've got to take a look at the fact that, you know, China, um so we've got we've got different factions, right? We've got the globalists, the city of London and its empire looking to create a one world government. Then you've got America, you've got Russia, you've got China who are basically looking to be sovereign and uh and to have power around the globe. So, we've got the this power dynamic happening where you've got the sovereign nations fighting to have power and control over a certain amount of marketplace and everything else in the world. Then you've got the globalists that want to destroy the sovereigntists and they want to own it all. Okay? So you've got this unbelievable dynamic of global power trying to take over the world and then you've got sovereign nations trying to, you know, ek out as much control and power around the world so they stay strong. So it's all about being strong, staying strong, and not losing their identity. Um, so here you have China trying to gain as much foothold into the United States as possible for economic power, economic benefit to grow their country so that their country gets powerful. America is doing the same thing. Russia is doing the same thing as well. So you have this dynamic that's taking place. And what I see happening right now is the sovereigntists are finally saying to themselves, look, we've got this globalist threat that wants to destroy all of us and consume all of us and basically make everybody in the world surfs to a few elite. But what we want is we want our countries to stand strong and free and have power. So let's make an agreement. And what I'm seeing happening based on all this power dynamic that's taking place is that there is this fight that's going on, but then everybody is now going into their hemispheric area of I'll say control uh for lack of a better word. But I think everybody is backing off from the globalist free trade environment and going into a place where uh the sovereigntists are going to they're trying to win so that they have their area where they can be sovereign nations and be strong and free and grow their uh their economies and to provide for their citizens. And so that's the dynamic that we've got going on right now in the world. So, but now China is going to still want to have as much power, as much economic uh access to the United States as possible. And where are they going to get that? Well, they've already got it here. They've got the pinser. I call it the Pinsir. So, they've got the their their assets uh here in Canada. They've got all kinds of assets in Canada that the Americans also need. Okay? They do need our oil and gas. They do need our uranium. They do need all those other things like gold, silver, copper, and what have you. Um, which we have, we are resourcerias. Our lumber, we've got tons of lumber. So, as much as uh, you know, America has lumber as well. We, if we were to join in an economic union in the let's say the Americas and be part of this America's union, um, then you know, Canada becomes a major asset. But not while China has its tentacles in every single element of of energy and gas and and mining and and you name it. They've got everywhere. And they've got access or pardon me, they've got uh ownership of vital um uh office towers and real estate throughout uh Canada. And that doesn't even include any tech assets that they might have that are also covered under FEIPA, you know. And so FEIPA is basically has taken Canada and uh allowed for the the the parasite to and I'll I'll use the word parasite uh to to attach itself like a lampay eel uh to the host, which is what we are. We are the host. And now it's it's clamped itself into Canada and it is right on the doorstep of United States. I remember a number of years ago being in land development. I was in a meeting. I was downstairs in a basement. There was 30 people sitting there. Half of them were dressed in Chinese military uniform. The other half were uh Chinese people in civilian attire with a few Anglos. and they were pitching me on billions of dollars that they had to invest. And they wanted to be investing in real estate in Canada so that they could be close to the American market and they wanted to have business uh uh access to the American market. And it scared the [ __ ] out of me. I was a young guy with my wife doing we were doing boutique artist live work condos and we got an award for it. So we got a reputation. But here I am sitting in what I felt was the one of the darkest moments in my life. Uh where I when I left that meeting, I couldn't sleep all night. And the guy that introduced me to these people, he said, \"Come on, Jim. What do you think? Is there is there buildings that we can, you know, grab for these people and then do some, you know, some conversions and that with them and get some business conversions going?\" And I just went, \"No, Cliff, you know what? I don't feel right. There's something really dark about this. I I just don't feel right. These guys don't want nothing to do with Canada. They want the American market. Do you not see that, Cliff? They want the American market and they want to use us as tools to gain access to the American market. I just don't think it's right. >> Right. And that and that's what I went through. >> Paid subscriptions are now live. Go to richdpolitics.com to sign up. Become a member of my community. And you also have the option to signing up for monthly Zoom calls that I will be leading. Links in the description below. So, Canadian resources and access to the American market because China doesn't have a lot of resources. Not like Canada, not the United States, not like Russia. >> Exactly. Yeah. >> It has manufacturing and it has people and it has rare earth metals and maybe a little bit of other stuff and everything, but >> you know, it's it's an energy I think it's a net energy importer and it needs uranium for its nuclear power stations. Okay. But you you mentioned terrorism earlier, I think. Where where does that come into it? >> Well, so a lot of the uh so what uh the the TD was was fined for money laundering. They were mon money laundering uh money for various terrorist or organizations from the Middle East uh from you know from Africa. Um so that's where the laundry that's where the laundering was done for. That's who the laundering was done for were for those terrorist organizations. So, it's not like, you know, uh these Canadians are are, you know, pure. Uh, you know, there's a lot of there's a there's a dark side to Canada um that unfortunately Canadians aren't aware of or they turn a blind eye to it, you know, and and unfortunately that's the issue that we're faced with uh here in this country. And it's not just, you know, the the liberals uh only. It's also the conservatives because if you take a look at the baton uh that's been passed back and forth to give each successful or su succeeding government the tools to basically steal from Canada uh and imprison their their their citizens and and clamp them down even harder. Uh it's basically the conservatives have handed off to the uh liberals, the liberals to the conservatives. every single uh one of these governments have really pushed hard as an example on the climate uh you know hysteria agenda and it started with Muloney was one of the greenest prime ministers on the face of the earth and uh and and it all you know it didn't just start with him but he was one of them and he moved agenda 21 Harper moved agenda 2030 people are screaming about Carney they're screaming about Trudeau and rightfully So, but they omit the fact that the groundwork was laid by Mol Rooney and by Harper, you know. So, it's like it's you you it's I call it the uni party. In Canada, we really don't have anything but the uniarty. At least in America, they've got a mega movement. Um, and what they did have was the Rhinos and the Democrats working together. Here in our country, we've got a uni party working together that's basically has us imprisoned and it's taking our resources and and selling it off to you to to the highest bidder. Um, but also put putting Canada into a precarious position with the United States because now China is entrenched everywhere right throughout Canada. >> Okay. All right. You have the uni party in Canada. We We don't We're going to have K star replaced by Andy Burnham. >> Real radical change. >> Oh my god. Another puppet. See, this is what's crazy is that we get puppet after puppet that and again I go back to like Mark Carney. Mark Carney was appointed the uh governor of Bank of Canada, okay, by Steven Harper. This guy is a City of London uh stoogge. Okay. And operator and puppet for the >> No, no, no. How can you say that? He's been a campaigning politician all his life. Born out of the union movement. >> Oh my god. You know it it you know in Canada we think we vote and we get we get what we vote for. It's you know what it's it's we get what the empire wants us to get. Okay. And the empire moves different players like chess pieces all over the place. Like when when Alberta was looking to separate, what did they do? They pulled Pier Polly of out of Ottawa. They stuck him into Alberta to destroy the separatist movement. That's what they did, you know, and that's what we're faced with here in Canada. And and unfortunately my my compatriots don't see it. >> Okay. I know it's too much information. >> No, no, no. It's all good. All good. How to how to say that the Bank of England uh runs the world without saying that the Bank of England the worldact just comes in this blowin and defeats all the other experienced politicians around. Right. To become the prime minister of Canada, right? Okay. Ex Bank of England governor. >> Okay. Now moving on to the dark side, the drugs, the fentinel precursors. Yeah. >> What else that China's is it China that's bringing it in or is it um Iceland? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, maybe it's Greenland, you know. But uh yeah, it's it's crazy. I mean, there was a bust uh recently in Vancouver in the port of Vancouver and it was 4,300 lers of precursors and not just for fentinel. It was it was enough. It was 13 billion with a B doses of lethal uh lethal doses of fentinyl. Okay, like I for the I mean that's chemical warfare if you if you ask me that is pure chemical warfare. And then there was enough um uh GHB uh precursors for GHB uh for uh a 1 hour incapacitation of a 145 pound person. uh the date rape. So GHB is a date rape drug. A million doses. Like think about that. You know, you're talking about the the the rape gangs in in the UK. Why are we why do we have a million doses of date rape drug coming in to Canada? For what purpose? you know, like so when we talk about, you know, even date rape, you know, like uh and and then the rapes that are taking place in the UK, why is that stuff coming here? Like what's happening, you know? So again, it's chemical warfare and it's a it's a new type of warfare. It's not jets flying overhead. It's not bombs dropping on the ground. It is to come in and to destroy uh the fabric of family, the fabric of community, the fabric of of of of of everything that is the essence of our citizenry. Um and so again, it is it it's coming in from China being dropped in the port of Vancouver and uh and where is this destined? It was destined to go to Calgary. Calgary is one of the most leftest uh cities in in uh in Canada and it has a community of trucking uh industry that is uh again operation deadhand by the FBI proved out that there was gangs that were moving drugs from Canada into the United States from California across to uh uh Ontario and then back up into Ontario. and and uh and and these were uh and again all Indian names, seek uh companies. Uh the one guy was called the king in Ontario uh who was busted in operation dead hand and they literally were moving half a billion dollar worth of drugs that they were caught moving. Now imagine we have stretched resources. we don't have a very good uh border border security. Uh our law enforcement is stretched to the max. Uh and then of course there's some that look the other way. Uh and there's half a billion dollars worth of drugs that are seized. Okay. And there's, you know, it just it's crazy. And the stories of the guys passing drugs back and forth. >> Okay. Okay. Now, understandably, I understand why the police are stretched because they're probably enforcing important things like the correct use of pronouns. >> That's correct. Absolutely. >> So, they they got no time to break the drug gangs. What are you talking about, Jim? Right. >> Yeah. Or bad tweets. Bad tweets are high priority. >> Oh, you have that, too? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, this is like the Opium Wars redux. >> Yes. But China's reversed the game and is doing it when this former British colony or perhaps it's still a current British colony. Right. So they're bringing in the fentinel. When did this start? This has been going on for a while. Uh but it's really really amped up over the last 10 years and uh and and and more in the last few years but in the last 10 years. Um so this movement of drugs um at this volume at this sheer volume uh is unprecedented and um and and you can see it on the streets you know unfortunately like Vancouver, Toronto, a lot of it you can see on the streets in Vancouver, California you know the the and again it's the poisoning of of the people and it's destroying uh the all it's like literally destroying cities. It's destroying family. Um, and uh, and a lot because it's highly highly addictive fentinel and you can't function and you need to get some more. So then you can't be a productive member of society. You just want to get your next fix and then and then I it kills people eventually. >> Fant you know again we don't hear it because the um, the news has been suppressed. There's a lot of people dying on the streets. Um there's a lot of violence on our streets. Uh but you don't hear it that like literally there's been a gag order uh with respect to media. Like I hear it from friends of mine who uh uh have the police scanners and the amount of crime even in this area which is you know it's not heavily populated but the amount of crime here uh in in Niagara is unbelievable. It's through the roof. the shootings, the murders, you know, people's bodies being dumped in parks and that. Um, and it didn't exist 10 years ago, you know. Yeah. Uh, this is all happening now. It's like an amped up um uh and and since co it's really gotten scary how much destruction was done um uh you know during CO and I also believe that that whole thing was another city of London Empire uh attempt to destroy as much of the fabric of the people in the community. Um, so that when you break it down and you kill off all these people and then and then you end up being the one to reshape society in your 15minute cities or your five minute cities or whatever they may be, you know, and something just occurred to me that whole project is antithetical to the American system of political economy because it kills productivity. all those small businesses destroyed, people's dreams destroyed, you know, people being demoralized, no hope for the future. Now, of course, it is my firm opinion that that that project by the globalists is crumbling and failing. They're going to and it will fail. They're going to do a lot of damage between now and when it completely collapses. But it is failing. Now, you mentioned earlier about the the seikhs. I don't know if you actually said the SES, but they're the ones they're very heavily involved in the trucking industry. >> Yeah. >> They're moving the the drugs around the nation. So So when did that start? When did the seeks start coming in? How much of the trucking industry do they run? What's their involvement with the Chinese and the moving drugs? >> So the heavy movement really uh for the Seikhs was uh right around when COVID hit. Um, we had a massive wave of millions of people brought into this country. They would just poured in the border. Um, I, you know, without naming certain people, I know border people that were told to basically just let everybody in. And that's exactly what happened. People came in in droves. I know some seeks that actually got their family members. So they went from a house of maybe eight seikhs to a house of 25 seikhs because the government was was doing the bait you know and both the left and the right uh like I remember you know v various leaders of parties uh like Pierre Paulv um you know including um uh Justin Trudeau talking about you know welcoming all these people in you know that that we need immigration in order to grow our economy. we need immigration to fuel all this stuff. But what they were doing was actually firing Canadians, bringing in uh immigrants, paying them less money, and replacing Canadians. So the can great Canadian replacement has been happening since 2019, and it's massive. My wife even got replaced by four foreign temporary workers um in her in her uh job that she was doing for years. She was in the industry and and it was all replaced. Why? because of the reduced cost, reduce the price, get cheap labor, labor that won't complain about poor working conditions, get those people in here. So, I'm not faulting the the the seikhs or the Indians that come here for what they sold as a better life. What I'm faulting is the city of London and the end the businesses that operate under that that rubric of bringing in mass migration and immigr immigrants into this country to uh pay the shareholders more money and for them to profit more at the end of the day. And that's when it happened. millions. We we have been overrun and the trucking industry in Ontario, the rules were were were uh um relaxed and and it's known that guys would just buy their buy their licenses and then get into a truck and start driving. They said that they drove back home, they drove truck, they did a little drive by and boom, they paid for their uh license and they're now driving truck. And these organiza these trucking companies have been going back and forth through uh from California to Vancouver to into Ontario and have been moving products and not just drugs. They've been moving, you know, legitimate products as well. um replacing Canadian truckers because they're going in at a much more reduced or much re reduced rate of of uh a fee that they're charging for their driving services. So again, it's just it's it's crazy, but this is what's been happening. And these guys have turned into massive gangs and uh and it's known. I mean, literally the police reports that I sent you um shows the busts. It shows that that that you know these were seek gangs that knew one another cross border and they don't get they don't care. I mean these guys operate like an international crime uh organization and they move back and forth of across the borders freely. They don't care you know they make their money off the shipments that they're sending out. Okay. Now the seek community is a close-knit community. It comes from a small part of the p of the Punjab in India. So then having that sort of affinity makes it easier for them to work together in shipping drugs and everything because you know they got connections and stuff and they know somebody who knows somebody who turns out to be >> a distant family member or a close family member. So I can understand that. And then the other thing is it serves the interests of capital because it lowers wage costs and it also fractures society. Mass immigration fractures society. in fractures fabric and diminishes the hold that it fragments culture. That's what that does. And and we're seeing the same thing in the UK, in Ireland, in mainland Europe with this mass movement of people in the absence of economic growth in order to fragment society and and to replace white people, >> which which I think is horrific. All all people all people are well I'm up for a war where human beings honor human beings all human beings. Okay. I am too. But you know it's it's like it's what it what it did though was it literally broke uh complete communities completely apart. Yeah. and uh and and then it created this now we have we have racial ghettos in Canada you know and and that's what the issue is that you have these racial ghettos and there's this constant tension between you know this group of Canadian and then these new immigrant Canadians you know and and and and so there's this constant stress going on and then of course the city of London and their puppets uh create even more tension by fmenting that division even more at the end, >> right? By favoring the Seikhs over the over the resident Canadians, the native Canadians. >> Exactly. >> The same thing this doing the same thing in the UK, favoring the migrants over the native uh Britons. >> Okay. Um now I remember many many years ago I hitchhiked. I got a a Greyhound bus from Toronto to Edmonton. Ran out of money. I I had to hitchhike from Edmund to Vancouver to get my flight back. And it was me and another guy I met in a youth hostel, a Scottish guy. We hitchhiked together. And I think on at least two occasions, we got lifts from single women traveling alone, >> which is just absolutely remarkable. And I don't imagine that happens right now, right? >> No, it won't happen now. And the argument that it's that it's racist if you don't welcome these new arrivals and that they're a contribution is undermined by what happens in third world cities by mass internal migration. So Karachi the largest city in Pakistan was designed for 3 million people has a population of over 20 million people. >> Wow. >> And and it's all internal migration. people from the northwest frontier province from the Macran coast from Baluchistan from the Punjab from outer synind all moving in to Karachi because it's such a magnet but then what you have are the development of slums you have high crime rates you have group unsettled people that have no roots to that place all vying for resources yet they're all Pakistani they're all Muslim pretty pretty much tiny percentage of Hindus and Christians, but you still have the fabric of that city falling apart. This is just on a larger scale. Or just another way, Jim, I'm coming around to your house. >> Yeah, >> I'm going to bring my mate, my family with me. And there's two to your And at first, you might say, \"Sure, Rich. Come on in. Bring your misses. All right, you can stay here.\" But then I'll keep bringing in more, bringing in more. At some point, like, what's going on here? My house is being overrun. >> Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. And that's what happened here, you know. I mean, uh, and I saw it like, so, um, like I know I know Seikhs, uh, I know a bunch of seeks. Uh, I know a bunch of seeks in the farming, uh, community. >> They're wonderful people. >> Yeah, they are. There's no question about it. Um, but I also saw them uh take advantage of, you know, the open the open doors because all of a sudden I went to their house because again I I I I I you know I I interfaced with them and I went to my my buddy's place and and I'm going, \"Wow, man, you got like 13 people in the backyard. What happened?\" Oh, well, the government's saying that, you know, they may be able to get, you know, uh, jobs and stuff. So, we brought them over, but now we're finding out that, uh, that wasn't true. and and they're not going to be able to get jobs. So, now we're going to have to send them back, you know. So, and I feel bad because, you know, it's it's like I'm not, you know, I I myself have uh my my background is Hungarian, right? Um, I was born in this country, but my parents were purebred Hungarians, freedom fighters, and and uh, so I can relate to uh, the ethnic side of things, you know, I can relate to uh, you know, being a newcomer and stuff because I witnessed my parents going through that. Um but what but what has happened is that it's it's it's on steroids now and it's like literally they want to replace uh uh the Canadian uh and this is and this is the fault of these larger corporations. Their interest is profit. Their interest is shareholder dividends. They don't give a [ __ ] about our sovereignty. They don't care because these are globalist companies and these are globalistminded individuals that run these companies. They could care less about, you know, identity. They could care less about sovereignty because they are the ones that the city of London love, the ones that are looking to maximize profit for the shareholder, for themselves, and they're willing to trample over trample over sovereignty for that tiny bit of profit instead of looking at it from a more ethical perspective. >> And also to create conditions where red ants and black ants will fight each other. >> That's right. turning their attention to the globalists who are d out to destroy our livelihoods and our lives. >> 100% 100%. >> Okay. Now, back to China. So, here we have a situation where China is bringing in drugs and those drugs are filtering into the United States, killing thousands and thousands of people every year. And then China's buying up real estate and shares in all sorts of assets in Canada. Yet on the other hand, Trump, Xi and Putin, we we're both of the opinion are out to divide the world between us that this is the America is going to belong belong to the United States. That's their dominion. China and Russia are going to take care of what happens in that part of the world. So then what is Trump going to do about this? He's and how how does that fit the this game of different regions of the world? Well, so I really believe that I mean if you look at it uh as a poker player or as a chess player or uh just as like the game of risk as an example, okay, I don't know if you ever played that game or not, but you know, you want to try to amass as much uh bargaining power as you can. So what China has done by infiltrating Canada the way that they have is they have this unbelievable amount of bargaining power by having their tentacles into all of Canada's resources and you know and all their mining and including real estate. So now that that is like a you're holding some cards, right? So now that you're holding cards, when you go to bargain with the United States, you've actually got some cards that you're holding. So, you're going to go, \"Well, listen, if you want me to let go of these cards and be sort of like a passive uh buyer of uh Canada's, you know, raw materials and and energy and all the rest of it, then we want you to allow us to take over Taiwan. We want you to allow us to take over this and that in our region. Um, and then we can cut a deal.\" So, that's how I see this playing out. I mean, no matter which way you look at it, there are forces that are, you know, are kind of beyond our control. Um, but you know, where do you want to be? Do you want to be on the side of the sovereigntists and do you want to be a strong United States as an example? Or do you want to live in a global world where everybody is impoverished and there's a few elite get to travel and everybody else is walking uh in their towns because they're not allowed to drive and they get a bike every now and again and you get to rent your clothes, you know. So, >> and you get to eat insects. Don't forget that's the best part. >> That's right. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That was I mean that that kind of freaked a lot of Canadians out. Believe it or not, that was uh um a real impactful wakeup call because Canadians love their pork, they love their beef, they love their chickens, they love their eggs, you know, uh and and then all of a sudden they're told that that's going to be replaced by insects. That created a backlash in this country in a big way and uh and people are just freaked out by that whole thing. So, it actually worked to their detriment to even bring that up, you know. And then uh and then when we started to identify insects for coloring purposes and stuff like that in drinks and everything else, all of a sudden those companies that were using insects to color their their food, okay, because that was supposedly environmentally friendly and not so toxic, um all of a sudden they had to back off from co cover coloring their food with in insect shells that were ground down that happened to be red, you know. So um there there are certain things that we're learning about are a benefit to our future. Um but again going back to China, I view it as a bargaining chip. You know, China's entrenched here for the purpose of a bargaining chip and uh and it's right at the doorstep of the United States. And of course, China wants in on the American consumer market. That's what they want. I mean that's how they can grow their country is to have access to it you know so this is where that delicate balance happens between the countries that are sovereign uh to work with one another and then there's an incentive to actually work with one another uh in order to unwind you know these tentacles that everybody has created like you know the United States has been entrenched in that side of the world you know militarily and in other ways as Well, so I think what we're seeing and I agree with you, I think that the future is beautiful and bright and it will be beautiful and bright. But as we learn and we become more aware, we see the dark side that is going to fall away. And in order for the dark side to fall away, we have to be cognizant of it. And once we're cognizant of it, we can then altogether collectively work towards making sure that sovereignty rules, that sovereignty wins, that the nation state is the one that comes out on top and not the globalists. You know, that's why free trade is such a con. >> It's very important that we say no to insects. It's important cuz they are poisonous for human beings. There's a reason why we don't, despite the abundance of insects in Canada, there's a reason why human beings don't consume them on mass. >> What about the tariffs? How can Trump use tariffs against Canada? Cuz the United States is Canada's biggest trading partner. >> Exactly. So, one of the things that people don't understand is that we have the US MCA or the KOSMA, whatever you want to call it, but buried in there, and a lot of Canadians don't want to. >> Sorry. The US MCA. Do you do you want to say what that is? And didn't that get suspended recently or something? >> Yeah. So, the USMCA is a replacement of NAFTA, which is the North American Free Trade Agreement, >> right? >> And uh NAFTA was disastrous for the United States, but it was also disastrous for Canada. You know, with every single free trade agreement, I was growing up as a kid. Every time we had a free trade agreement with any country anywhere in the world, what happened? We lost jobs. M >> you know our our our industry got uh scaled back. Um and with every single free trade agreement that's what's happened. Now the KOSMA uh which replaced NAFTA what was buried in NAFTA is that we have a dairy cartel. Okay this is a totally protectionist uh dairy industry. We have the uh egg cartel or the chicken cartel, the pork cartel. Uh it's all about controlling supply man. It's like supply management. And instead of letting the free market determine and instead of instead of letting uh um uh uh dairy farmers, you know, get, you know, produce milk and then sell it, we're literally uh uh dumping millions of lers of milk into the ditch because of supply management. So this is milk that could feed the world. it could go to third world countries uh and help uh countries that are suffering. And instead, what we're doing is we're dumping the milk because it's a protectionist industry to protect the few handful of of corporate largecale uh dairy farmers that are part of the dairy cartel. Um and that has to be broken. The the cartels that control supply management need to be destroyed. And not a single uh party, not the Conservative party, not the Liberal Party are willing to do that. And that is where the tariffs have come in. The tariffs are putting pressure on. And I know for a fact one of the things that Trump wants to eliminate is the power that the dairy cartel has over the Canadian government, which they do. They do millions of dollars with the lobbying and greasing our politicians to keep that dairy cartel alive. And I agree with anybody that says that that dairy cartel should be abolished. We should allow for anybody to to raise chickens and to sell the eggs. When I was growing up as a kid, that cartel was really almost non-existent. I mean, it did exist, but it didn't have a lot of force and effect. So, when I was growing up, we would go out to the farm and we would butcher our beef. We would get it right there. We'd get a side of beef, we take it home, and we process it at home. Same thing with the pigs. Same thing with the chickens. Same thing with all of the animals. Now there's three abattoars. It's like slaughterhouses throughout Ontario. Uh they do it all, you know, in-house large scale. Uh so you can't go to your local farm to get your meat, you know, and that again is a massive cost to the consumer. I'm an advocate for local abbittoars on farm slaughtering. So you can go to the farm and now the farmer can actually make a profit and make money off of providing meat directly to the consumer. I'm a big advocate of that. Okay. And >> but but what what about the the other tariffs? That's a dairy cartel, but that's not necessarily owned by China unless it is they own part of it, right? >> Yeah. H how to extricate the Chinese and through tariffs or whatever. Is that a possibility? >> Yes. So there is a possibility and and and if uh if the United States puts pressure on with even more uh tariffs or as an example if they if the Americans actually walk away because they haven't walked away from it yet, but if they were to walk away from the USMCA and say we're no longer going to honor uh this agreement and we're going to tariff you guys from now on on everything unless you do this, this, this, and this. Okay? and and that's what would have to happen. It would have to be an ultimatum in that form. Um, and I think that's when uh Canada uh could wise up and say, look at, you know what, we're going to have to walk away from supply management and we're going to have to open up the markets and we're also going to have to deregulate uh agriculture because one of the biggest problems is that our agriculture is so regulated even on farm like you can't do anything on farm without some type of regulation being in the way >> without filling filling in some form. >> That's right. filling in a form or you can't slaughter a chicken on your farm. You got to drive it, you know, 100 miles to slaughter it and then bring it back and then give it to your uh uh you know, or go to this abattoire 50 miles away, you know, and they're talking about, you know, everything's supposed to be green, right? You know, like there couldn't be anything more green than to slaughter those chickens on site and uh and do it that way. So, but going back to tariffs, what tariffs do does is it puts pressure on countries uh to perform differently and then also to uh take their own tariffs because what what Canadians don't understand is that okay, yeah, so Trump's putting tariffs on, but do Canadians know that there's tariffs between provinces? because they don't realize that in Canada there are tariffs, there are penalties of of moving goods between provinces, there's uh licensing discrepancies between provinces when there could be just one license fits all into all of Canada. The So, so when they talk about Trump is, you know, orange man bad, he's got tariffs going, well, what about all the tariffs between the provinces that exist? You know, it's just it's it's it's crazy. It's absolutely crazy. >> Now, but there is a way out for Canada because Canada's going to become >> the world's foremost superpower by forming an alliance with that incredibly powerful wealthy block of the European Union. >> Yeah. >> It's going to join the European Union or do something. >> It's absurd. We're thousands of miles away from Europe. like what are we going to be doing? >> Yeah, but Russia and China and US, they will cower in the face of that alliance. >> Oh my god. You know, it just And again, this is it shows so clearly how our politicians are controlled by the city of London to spew that kind of garbage. And then you got Canadians that are swallowing this [ __ ] hole hookline and sinker thinking that we're going to be trading billions of dollars worth of stuff with Europe. No, we're not going to be trading billions of dollars of stuff with Europe. It's crazy, you know, like it just it's it's insane to think that our closest trading partner and and we're and billions of dollars of trade going on that all of a sudden we're going to replace it with something that's 5,000 miles away. And for those advocates of the green new scam, you know, that's an expensive >> those photosynthesis deniers. >> That's right. Exactly. That's right. It's like it's it's just insane. It's absurd. Uh I I find sometimes that um you know and and I I love the country I was born in, you know, and I love all Canadians, but sometimes I kind of shake my head and go, man, you guys are so been so gaslit by by by the politicians that you believe this [ __ ] you know? Like you literally believe that we're gonna all of a sudden replace billions of dollars worth of trade with a bankrupt EU, you know? It's like how do you do that? You know, what are we going to do? Like, oh my god. It's just uh I I I look at it this way. Uh Carney is going to help um uh the bankrupt EU wind its operations down. and uh and uh and he's the trustee, you know, and the city of London is telling him that he's going to be the trustee for them and they're going to wind down operations, you know, it's just it's insane. It really is totally insane. This is why we have to get back to sovereignty. This is why we have to get back to um you know, all those people that the that are that are fed the lie that they're going to come to this country and live a better life. Why are those countries not looking to make a better life in those countries for those people? Why? Because the city of London faments wars and division in those countries and then uses the migration scam to disperse people all over the world to create even more war, more instability, and more crises everywhere to destabilize the world. Let's get back to loving our own countries. let's get back to working out solutions you know like India can work out its solutions they just have to focus on their solutions and how to do that you know and uh and that's what has to happen you know at the end of the day same thing with Africa I mean like there's some beautiful things that are happening in some of the African nations um that are really looking to adopt the American system um but it has to be all of it and right now Africa as well is being destabilized by the globalist by the city of London and their stooges are looking to destabilize uh the world. Like what's happening in Iran? I mean, oh my god. Like I I I I I I think that people are not seeing the forest for the trees, you know, of what Trump is doing. And what Trump is doing is eliminating the power that the city of London has had over this world and keeping us in terror, you know, all this time. >> Yep. Jim, thank you so much. Let us know if you would vote for Jim. >> Right, I'll have the links in the description. I don't know what vote for him for what, right? But vote for him for something. I'll have the links in the description below. Also, uh please do sign up to my uh subscription. I'm going to be doing my first monthly call for paid subscribers this Friday, the 26th of June. So if you sign up, you can come be on a Zoom call with me and the other subscri paid subscribers and we can have a conversation about geopolitics. Jim, thank you so much. I really appreciate this conversation. and look forward to having you back",
  "timestamped_text": "0:00 the Chinese FEPA came into power which\n0:02 is the Foreign Investment Protection\n0:04 Promotion Act which gives China\n0:07 preferential treatment. So any\n0:10 investment whether that's real estate\n0:12 LNG oil, gas, uranium, whether that's\n0:15 gold, silver, copper, malebinum, you\n0:18 name it because they've got a stake in\n0:20 every one of these. They were moving\n0:22 their money again dirty money and\n0:24 laundering it in Canadian real estate.\n0:26 It was 13 billion with a B lethal doses\n0:30 of fentinyl. Okay, that's chemical\n0:33 warfare.\n0:34 The United States, Donald Trump has to\n0:37 get China out of Canada. Not an easy\n0:41 task. That's what we're going to talk\n0:42 about in this video. Hey Jim, thank you\n0:44 so much for making yourself available.\n0:47 >> Hi, thanks a lot for having me.\n0:48 Appreciate it very much. It's an honor\n0:50 to be here.\n0:51 >> You're so welcome. I really enjoyed our\n0:52 previous conversation. And I'll have the\n0:54 links in the description below where\n0:55 people can find you. Now, I know about\n0:57 the split and many of the people that\n0:59 watch this channel will know about the\n1:00 split, how they're dividing the world\n1:02 up. And I know I said Eurasia. Really?\n1:04 European Union and the UK are being left\n1:06 to circle the drain and go down the\n1:08 drain. Right.\n1:10 >> Exactly.\n1:10 >> So, it's not like Russia and China are\n1:12 going to take over Europe. the United\n1:14 States. I believe that Xi and Trump and\n1:17 Putin are working together to bring down\n1:19 the city of London to divide up the\n1:22 world into these regional blocks. But\n1:24 you say that China is heavily involved\n1:28 in Canada and Trump's got to get China\n1:31 out of Canada. I mean, what is China's\n1:34 involvement in Canada and when did it\n1:36 start and what nature does it take?\n1:38 Well, uh, so it really goes back to, uh,\n1:41 this big, uh, re real estate revolution\n1:45 back in the, uh, early 80s, uh, right up\n1:48 until about 95 when, uh, Chinese, uh,\n1:52 Hong Kong. So, first wave was Hong Kong,\n1:55 uh, came into Toronto, Vancouver, and\n1:57 just bought up a ton of real estate.\n2:00 Then the second wave of Chinese were the\n2:03 mainland Chinese and they came in and\n2:05 they totally just infested Vancouver\n2:09 again and Toronto uh with buying up uh\n2:12 property everywhere. Land development,\n2:14 shopping malls, you name it, they came\n2:16 in and bought it. Sorry, Jim. Why?\n2:20 >> Uh so they were basically taking their\n2:22 money. They're moving their money.\n2:24 They're they're again dirty money,\n2:26 moving that dirty money and laundering\n2:28 it in Canadian real estate. And that,\n2:31 you know, it's an inside joke uh here in\n2:34 Canada that uh you know, our banks and\n2:37 our real estate are laundry uh laundry\n2:40 machines for bad money, dark money. And\n2:44 that's what's happening. That's what\n2:45 happened here. That money was moved out\n2:48 of those countries and then laundered\n2:50 here and then recycled. So, if you want\n2:52 to clean it, you come to Canada and you\n2:54 got the banks to help you clean it. You\n2:56 know, you've got uh and then you've got\n2:58 real estate to help clean it as well.\n3:00 >> Why didn't they go to the United States?\n3:02 >> Or did they as well?\n3:03 >> Oh, they they they couldn't. They So,\n3:05 the the Americans the Americans have\n3:07 been very uh you know, tactical like\n3:11 they have kept the Chinese out of their\n3:13 market hardcore. They've always been\n3:16 protectionists. It doesn't matter\n3:17 whether it was Democrat or or\n3:20 Republicans, they really have kind of\n3:22 kept uh China out of the American market\n3:26 uh and only given them what they wanted\n3:28 to have given them. And then what they\n3:30 did with free trade, which again is the\n3:32 city of London and uh and and and and\n3:35 its empire uh is to create free trade\n3:38 and then use China as the slave labor\n3:42 hub of manufacturing, right? And uh and\n3:45 so that's so the the Americans kept the\n3:48 uh uh Chinese out of that market.\n3:50 >> Okay.\n3:51 >> Yeah.\n3:51 >> And why why didn't the Canadians why did\n3:54 >> Well, so\n3:56 it goes back to uh Pier Elliot Trudeau.\n3:59 Uh so when Trudeau came into power, uh\n4:02 the first people that he visited were\n4:05 Mao uh Maung and uh and Fidel Castro.\n4:09 >> When would this have been? In the 60s7s.\n4:11 >> This would have been in the late60s.\n4:12 That's right. when Trudeau became prime\n4:14 minister and um so that's where it all\n4:16 started but every single uh uh um\n4:21 government after that whether that was\n4:23 liberal or conservative have all went\n4:26 and kissed the ring of the Chinese and\n4:29 uh and in 2014 the most incredible thing\n4:32 happened in Canada and that was the\n4:35 Chinese FEPA uh came into power which is\n4:38 the foreign investment protection uh\n4:40 promotion act uh which gives China\n4:44 preferential treatment. So any\n4:47 investment, any investment, whether\n4:49 that's real estate, whether that's LNG,\n4:53 whether that's oil, whether that's gas,\n4:55 whether that's uranium, whether that's\n4:57 gold, silver, copper, malebinum, you\n5:00 name it, because they've got they have a\n5:02 a stake in every one of these, including\n5:04 the Hiburnia oil fields, and all of the\n5:08 uh oil in Alberta. uh they've got a\n5:11 stake in all of it. And if there is\n5:13 anything that's done to harm their\n5:15 investment such as carbon tax, such as,\n5:19 you know, a local regulation changes and\n5:22 has a negative impact on the value of\n5:24 their asset, they can go and sue the\n5:27 Canadian government in secret in a a\n5:31 secret tribunal that has got nothing to\n5:34 do with Canadian law. Okay.\n5:35 >> Oh my god.\n5:37 >> Yeah, it's crazy. like in secret. And\n5:40 not only that, the only time the\n5:42 Canadian government has to reveal that\n5:45 they paid out, you know, billions of\n5:47 dollars or millions of dollars to a\n5:48 Chinese entity is if an arbitration\n5:53 uh uh comes to a conclusion. Now, if the\n5:56 Canadian government decides they don't\n5:58 want, you know, the Canadian people to\n6:00 know that there is a lawsuit in place by\n6:03 the Chinese, if they pay them out early,\n6:06 then all of it stays secret. the company\n6:09 that sues them stays secret. The the the\n6:12 asset it stays secret. Everything stays\n6:15 secret. So this is a secret agreement,\n6:19 but it's on the books as the Foreign\n6:22 Investment Promotion Protection Act of\n6:24 Canada. And this was brought into power\n6:26 by Steven Harper, the Conservative\n6:30 government.\n6:31 >> And then it was given royal ascent by uh\n6:33 Justin Trudeau.\n6:35 >> Okay, a couple of points I want to make.\n6:36 Grace, making my head spin. one. So the\n6:38 Chinese have been able to purchase like\n6:41 national security assets. Alberta\n6:44 >> absolutely\n6:46 >> the Alberta's oil and gas and and gold\n6:49 and silver to purchase stakes in them.\n6:52 And if there's a law, even a local law\n6:57 that reduces China's profits, China can\n7:00 sue the government for compensation\n7:03 secretly in such a way that people don't\n7:07 know. There's no transparency, no\n7:09 scrutiny, therefore no public\n7:10 accountability. So I suspect there's\n7:13 been a lot of backhanders.\n7:15 >> Oh yeah, absolutely. I I I 100% suspect\n7:19 that as well. And when you take a look\n7:21 at all of the national security assets\n7:23 that they have, I mean, like they\n7:25 they've in in in Saskatchewan, they've\n7:27 got a stake in uranium mines, you know,\n7:30 I mean, like when you when you look at,\n7:32 you know, and and then and then when you\n7:34 hear Trump talking about, you know, uh\n7:37 Canada being a, you know, a potential\n7:40 risk, you've got uh you know, Cash Patel\n7:43 talking about, you know, fentinel. Uh so\n7:45 the reverse opium war uh happening uh\n7:48 against the United States. Before we get\n7:50 to that, I want to stay with this FEA\n7:52 law and the Chinese investment, the\n7:55 legit so-called legitimate investments\n7:57 in in Canada. Right. So they're\n8:00 investing in all sorts of things\n8:01 including important security assets like\n8:03 uranium, like oil, like gas, and I\n8:06 suppose buying up farmland as well.\n8:08 >> Buying up farmland. Uh but they're\n8:10 really been buying up a lot of shopping\n8:12 malls, uh towers, uh condominium towers,\n8:16 uh office towers, uh in Toronto, in\n8:19 Vancouver, uh you know, I mean, like\n8:22 it's just unbelievable how much real\n8:25 estate uh the Chinese have purchased in\n8:28 Canada and and not just not just in\n8:31 Canada, in not just in uh in those two\n8:33 cities, but in Alberta as well,\n8:36 >> right? which kind of reduces the\n8:38 Canadian people into tenants to a\n8:41 foreign entity\n8:42 >> because everything's all this property\n8:44 and stuff being owned by China. Now, as\n8:46 well as buying the property, are Chinese\n8:48 people also moving in in large numbers\n8:51 or is it just their money?\n8:52 >> Oh, no. They're moving in in large\n8:54 numbers as well. I mean, we have a\n8:55 number of I mean, we used to have\n8:57 Chinatown\n8:58 Spadina. Uh then, you know, it moved out\n9:01 into uh uh into the Markham region. Uh,\n9:04 so there are are Chinatowns all over um\n9:09 uh Toronto and GT and the GTA, so the\n9:12 greater Toronto area as well as in\n9:14 Vancouver. And it's it's right in your\n9:16 face. It's it's it's it's it's out\n9:18 there. But, you know, again, we have a\n9:20 uh the multiculturalism that we have um\n9:24 makes it seem as though it's benign, but\n9:26 the reality is is that the Chinese\n9:29 triads are heavy in Vancouver uh and in\n9:33 BC. And uh you know, so we've got this\n9:36 kind of gang stuff going on as well.\n9:38 >> Okay. Well, that makes sense cuz we're\n9:39 talking about dark money moving in,\n9:42 escaping China, and being laundered\n9:45 through these businesses and real\n9:47 estate. Now, surely the Canadian banks\n9:52 being paragonss of veracity and\n9:56 integrity\n9:59 and property\n10:02 have all sorts of strict rules about\n10:05 money laundering.\n10:06 >> Oh, absolutely. as such so strict that\n10:09 the TD Bank uh had the largest fine in\n10:13 the history of US banking at 3 billion\n10:18 uh fine for money laundering and and it\n10:21 wasn't just and it wasn't just TD RBC\n10:25 HSBC HSBC um Scotia Bank all of them\n10:30 every single one of them have paid fines\n10:33 for moneyaundering but the average\n10:34 person you know they they they file\n10:37 their tank taxes sideways and you know\n10:39 they're they get threatened with jail\n10:41 time. The banks, they just pay a fine\n10:43 and it's right back to that same type of\n10:45 business again.\n10:46 >> Just the cost of doing business, isn't\n10:48 it?\n10:48 >> Yeah. Exactly. That's right. Yeah. Yeah.\n10:50 And that's and that's what the stuff\n10:52 they got caught with. Okay. Now imagine\n10:54 the stuff that they didn't get caught\n10:56 with, you know, the amount of\n10:58 laundering. So if they've caught them\n11:00 laundering there, what other money was\n11:02 laundered that wasn't caught? you know,\n11:05 so and and again, it's terrorist money\n11:08 that is being laundered. Like everybody\n11:10 looks at Canada as being this, you know,\n11:12 oh well, they're really peaceful and\n11:14 they're just very polite and everything\n11:16 else. Meanwhile,\n11:18 >> Canadians are lovely in my Canadian\n11:21 lovely,\n11:22 >> but our banking system and our\n11:23 government are as corrupt as you could\n11:26 ever imagine. You know, it's crazy, you\n11:29 know.\n11:30 >> Okay. Can't believe this. So then they\n11:32 don't so they bypass all their rules and\n11:34 regulations. They get fined for\n11:36 laundering. We only know about the stuff\n11:38 that they've been caught for. We don't\n11:40 know about the stuff where they've I\n11:42 don't know paid off auditors or whatever\n11:44 or hasn't been uncovered or has been\n11:46 ignored. And you said terrorist funding.\n11:49 What's China got to do with terrorist\n11:51 funding and Canada? The these are not\n11:55 terrorist nations.\n11:58 >> Not overtly anyway.\n11:59 >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. I mean, you\n12:01 know, at the end of the day, uh really\n12:04 we've got to take a look at the fact\n12:06 that, you know, China, um so we've got\n12:10 we've got different factions, right?\n12:11 We've got the globalists, the city of\n12:13 London and its empire looking to create\n12:15 a one world government. Then you've got\n12:18 America, you've got Russia, you've got\n12:21 China who are basically looking to be\n12:23 sovereign and uh and to have power\n12:26 around the globe. So, we've got the this\n12:29 power dynamic happening where you've got\n12:31 the sovereign nations fighting to have\n12:34 power and control over a certain amount\n12:36 of marketplace and everything else in\n12:39 the world. Then you've got the\n12:40 globalists that want to destroy the\n12:42 sovereigntists and they want to own it\n12:44 all. Okay? So you've got this\n12:46 unbelievable dynamic of global power\n12:51 trying to take over the world and then\n12:53 you've got sovereign nations trying to,\n12:55 you know, ek out as much control and\n12:57 power around the world so they stay\n13:00 strong. So it's all about being strong,\n13:03 staying strong, and not losing their\n13:06 identity. Um, so here you have China\n13:10 trying to gain as much foothold into the\n13:13 United States as possible for economic\n13:16 power, economic benefit to grow their\n13:20 country so that their country gets\n13:21 powerful. America is doing the same\n13:24 thing. Russia is doing the same thing as\n13:26 well. So you have this dynamic that's\n13:29 taking place. And what I see happening\n13:31 right now is the sovereigntists are\n13:34 finally saying to themselves, look,\n13:36 we've got this globalist threat that\n13:38 wants to destroy all of us and consume\n13:41 all of us and basically make everybody\n13:44 in the world surfs to a few elite. But\n13:47 what we want is we want our countries to\n13:49 stand strong and free and have power. So\n13:53 let's make an agreement. And what I'm\n13:55 seeing happening based on all this power\n13:58 dynamic that's taking place is that\n14:00 there is this fight that's going on, but\n14:03 then everybody is now going into their\n14:06 hemispheric area of I'll say control uh\n14:10 for lack of a better word. But I think\n14:13 everybody is backing off from the\n14:14 globalist free trade environment and\n14:18 going into a place where uh the\n14:21 sovereigntists are going to\n14:24 they're trying to win so that they have\n14:26 their area where they can be sovereign\n14:29 nations and be strong and free and grow\n14:33 their uh their economies and to provide\n14:36 for their citizens. And so that's the\n14:38 dynamic that we've got going on right\n14:40 now in the world. So, but now China is\n14:43 going to still want to have as much\n14:46 power, as much economic uh access to the\n14:49 United States as possible. And where are\n14:51 they going to get that? Well, they've\n14:52 already got it here. They've got the\n14:54 pinser. I call it the Pinsir. So,\n14:57 they've got the their their assets uh\n15:00 here in Canada. They've got all kinds of\n15:02 assets in Canada that the Americans also\n15:06 need. Okay? They do need our oil and\n15:08 gas. They do need our uranium. They do\n15:11 need all those other things like gold,\n15:13 silver, copper, and what have you. Um,\n15:15 which we have, we are resourcerias.\n15:18 Our lumber, we've got tons of lumber.\n15:20 So, as much as uh, you know, America has\n15:23 lumber as well. We, if we were to join\n15:26 in an economic union in the let's say\n15:29 the Americas and be part of this\n15:32 America's union, um, then you know,\n15:35 Canada becomes a major asset. But not\n15:38 while China has its tentacles in every\n15:43 single element of of energy and gas and\n15:48 and mining and and you name it. They've\n15:51 got everywhere. And they've got access\n15:53 or pardon me, they've got uh ownership\n15:56 of vital um uh office towers and real\n16:00 estate throughout uh Canada. And that\n16:04 doesn't even include any tech assets\n16:06 that they might have that are also\n16:08 covered under FEIPA, you know. And so\n16:10 FEIPA is basically has taken Canada and\n16:15 uh allowed for the the the parasite to\n16:18 and I'll I'll use the word parasite uh\n16:21 to to attach itself like a lampay eel uh\n16:25 to the host, which is what we are. We\n16:26 are the host. And now it's it's clamped\n16:29 itself into Canada and it is right on\n16:33 the doorstep of United States. I\n16:36 remember a number of years ago being in\n16:38 land development. I was in a meeting. I\n16:40 was downstairs in a basement. There was\n16:42 30 people sitting there. Half of them\n16:45 were dressed in Chinese military\n16:47 uniform. The other half were uh Chinese\n16:50 people in civilian attire with a few\n16:53 Anglos. and they were pitching me on\n16:56 billions of dollars that they had to\n16:57 invest. And they wanted to be investing\n17:00 in real estate in Canada so that they\n17:03 could be close to the American market\n17:05 and they wanted to have business uh uh\n17:08 access to the American market. And it\n17:11 scared the [ __ ] out of me. I was a young\n17:14 guy with my wife doing we were doing\n17:17 boutique artist live work condos and we\n17:20 got an award for it. So we got a\n17:22 reputation. But here I am sitting in\n17:24 what I felt was the one of the darkest\n17:26 moments in my life. Uh where I when I\n17:30 left that meeting, I couldn't sleep all\n17:31 night. And the guy that introduced me to\n17:33 these people, he said, \"Come on, Jim.\n17:35 What do you think? Is there is there\n17:37 buildings that we can, you know, grab\n17:38 for these people and then do some, you\n17:40 know, some conversions and that with\n17:42 them and get some business conversions\n17:44 going?\" And I just went, \"No, Cliff, you\n17:46 know what? I don't feel right. There's\n17:47 something really dark about this. I I\n17:50 just don't feel right. These guys don't\n17:51 want nothing to do with Canada. They\n17:53 want the American market. Do you not see\n17:55 that, Cliff? They want the American\n17:57 market and they want to use us as tools\n18:00 to gain access to the American market. I\n18:03 just don't think it's right.\n18:04 >> Right. And that and that's what I went\n18:06 through.\n18:06 >> Paid subscriptions are now live. Go to\n18:09 richdpolitics.com\n18:10 to sign up. Become a member of my\n18:12 community. And you also have the option\n18:14 to signing up for monthly Zoom calls\n18:17 that I will be leading. Links in the\n18:19 description below. So, Canadian\n18:21 resources and access to the American\n18:23 market because China doesn't have a lot\n18:26 of resources. Not like Canada, not the\n18:29 United States, not like Russia.\n18:31 >> Exactly. Yeah.\n18:32 >> It has manufacturing and it has people\n18:34 and it has rare earth metals and maybe a\n18:36 little bit of other stuff and\n18:37 everything, but\n18:39 >> you know, it's it's an energy I think\n18:40 it's a net energy importer and it needs\n18:43 uranium for its nuclear power stations.\n18:45 Okay. But you you mentioned terrorism\n18:48 earlier, I think. Where where does that\n18:50 come into it?\n18:51 >> Well, so a lot of the uh so what uh the\n18:54 the TD was was fined for money\n18:57 laundering. They were mon money\n18:59 laundering uh money for various\n19:02 terrorist or organizations from the\n19:04 Middle East uh from you know from\n19:07 Africa. Um so that's where the laundry\n19:10 that's where the laundering was done\n19:12 for. That's who the laundering was done\n19:13 for were for those terrorist\n19:16 organizations. So, it's not like, you\n19:18 know, uh these Canadians are are, you\n19:21 know, pure. Uh, you know, there's a lot\n19:24 of there's a there's a dark side to\n19:25 Canada um that unfortunately Canadians\n19:28 aren't aware of or they turn a blind eye\n19:31 to it, you know, and and unfortunately\n19:33 that's the issue that we're faced with\n19:35 uh here in this country. And it's not\n19:37 just, you know, the the liberals uh\n19:40 only. It's also the conservatives\n19:42 because if you take a look at the baton\n19:45 uh that's been passed back and forth to\n19:48 give each successful or su succeeding\n19:52 government the tools to basically steal\n19:56 from Canada uh and imprison their their\n19:58 their citizens and and clamp them down\n20:01 even harder. Uh it's basically the\n20:04 conservatives have handed off to the uh\n20:06 liberals, the liberals to the\n20:08 conservatives. every single uh one of\n20:11 these governments have really pushed\n20:13 hard as an example on the climate uh you\n20:17 know hysteria agenda and it started with\n20:20 Muloney was one of the greenest prime\n20:22 ministers on the face of the earth and\n20:26 uh and and it all you know it didn't\n20:27 just start with him but he was one of\n20:29 them and he moved agenda 21 Harper moved\n20:33 agenda 2030 people are screaming about\n20:35 Carney they're screaming about Trudeau\n20:37 and rightfully So, but they omit the\n20:40 fact that the groundwork was laid by Mol\n20:43 Rooney and by Harper, you know. So, it's\n20:46 like it's you you it's I call it the uni\n20:49 party. In Canada, we really don't have\n20:52 anything but the uniarty. At least in\n20:54 America, they've got a mega movement.\n20:56 Um, and what they did have was the\n20:58 Rhinos and the Democrats working\n21:00 together. Here in our country, we've got\n21:02 a uni party working together that's\n21:04 basically\n21:06 has us imprisoned and it's taking our\n21:09 resources and and selling it off to you\n21:12 to to the highest bidder. Um, but also\n21:16 put putting Canada into a precarious\n21:20 position with the United States because\n21:23 now China is entrenched everywhere right\n21:26 throughout Canada.\n21:29 >> Okay. All right. You have the uni party\n21:31 in Canada. We We don't We're going to\n21:33 have K star replaced by Andy Burnham.\n21:38 >> Real radical change.\n21:40 >> Oh my god. Another puppet. See, this is\n21:42 what's crazy is that we get puppet after\n21:45 puppet that and again I go back to like\n21:47 Mark Carney. Mark Carney was appointed\n21:50 the uh governor of Bank of Canada, okay,\n21:53 by Steven Harper. This guy is a City of\n21:56 London uh stoogge. Okay. And operator\n21:59 and puppet for the\n22:00 >> No, no, no. How can you say that? He's\n22:02 been a campaigning politician all his\n22:04 life.\n22:06 Born out of the union movement.\n22:08 >> Oh my god. You know it it you know in\n22:11 Canada we think we vote and we get we\n22:13 get what we vote for. It's you know what\n22:15 it's it's we get what the empire wants\n22:19 us to get. Okay. And the empire moves\n22:22 different players like chess pieces all\n22:24 over the place. Like when when Alberta\n22:27 was looking to separate, what did they\n22:28 do? They pulled Pier Polly of out of\n22:30 Ottawa. They stuck him into Alberta to\n22:33 destroy the separatist movement. That's\n22:36 what they did, you know, and that's what\n22:38 we're faced with here in Canada. And and\n22:40 unfortunately my my compatriots don't\n22:42 see it.\n22:43 >> Okay.\n22:46 I know it's too much information.\n22:48 >> No, no, no. It's all good. All good. How\n22:50 to how to say that the Bank of England\n22:53 uh runs the world without saying that\n22:54 the Bank of England the worldact\n22:58 just comes in this blowin and defeats\n23:00 all the other experienced politicians\n23:02 around. Right. To become the prime\n23:04 minister of Canada, right? Okay. Ex Bank\n23:07 of England governor.\n23:08 >> Okay. Now moving on to the dark side,\n23:12 the drugs, the fentinel precursors.\n23:15 Yeah.\n23:16 >> What else that China's is it China\n23:18 that's bringing it in or is it um\n23:21 Iceland?\n23:22 >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, maybe it's\n23:24 Greenland, you know.\n23:29 But uh yeah, it's it's crazy. I mean,\n23:31 there was a bust uh recently in\n23:34 Vancouver in the port of Vancouver and\n23:36 it was 4,300 lers of precursors and not\n23:40 just for fentinel. It was it was enough.\n23:42 It was 13 billion with a B doses of\n23:47 lethal uh lethal doses of fentinyl.\n23:50 Okay, like I for the I mean that's\n23:52 chemical warfare if you if you ask me\n23:55 that is pure chemical warfare. And then\n23:57 there was enough um uh GHB uh precursors\n24:02 for GHB uh for uh a 1 hour\n24:06 incapacitation of a 145 pound person. uh\n24:10 the date rape. So GHB is a date rape\n24:12 drug. A million doses. Like think about\n24:16 that. You know, you're talking about the\n24:18 the the rape gangs in in the UK. Why are\n24:22 we why do we have a million doses of\n24:26 date rape drug coming in to Canada? For\n24:29 what purpose? you know, like so when we\n24:32 talk about, you know, even date rape,\n24:34 you know, like uh and and then the rapes\n24:36 that are taking place in the UK, why is\n24:38 that stuff coming here? Like what's\n24:41 happening, you know? So again, it's\n24:43 chemical warfare and it's a it's a new\n24:46 type of warfare. It's not jets flying\n24:48 overhead. It's not bombs dropping on the\n24:50 ground. It is to come in and to destroy\n24:55 uh the fabric of family, the fabric of\n24:58 community, the fabric of of of of of\n25:02 everything that is the essence of our\n25:04 citizenry. Um and so again, it is it\n25:07 it's coming in from China being dropped\n25:11 in the port of Vancouver and uh and\n25:13 where is this destined? It was destined\n25:15 to go to Calgary. Calgary is one of the\n25:17 most leftest uh cities in in uh in\n25:21 Canada and it has a community of\n25:24 trucking uh industry that is uh again\n25:29 operation deadhand by the FBI proved out\n25:33 that there was gangs that were moving\n25:36 drugs from Canada into the United States\n25:40 from California across to uh uh Ontario\n25:44 and then back up into Ontario.\n25:46 and and uh and and these were uh and\n25:49 again all Indian names, seek uh\n25:53 companies. Uh the one guy was called the\n25:56 king in Ontario uh who was busted in\n25:59 operation dead hand and they literally\n26:02 were moving half a billion dollar worth\n26:06 of drugs that they were caught moving.\n26:08 Now imagine we have stretched resources.\n26:11 we don't have a very good uh border\n26:14 border security. Uh our law enforcement\n26:17 is stretched to the max. Uh and then of\n26:19 course there's some that look the other\n26:20 way. Uh and there's half a billion\n26:24 dollars worth of drugs that are seized.\n26:28 Okay. And there's, you know, it just\n26:30 it's crazy. And the stories of the guys\n26:33 passing drugs back and forth.\n26:35 >> Okay. Okay. Now, understandably, I\n26:37 understand why the police are stretched\n26:39 because they're probably enforcing\n26:40 important things like the correct use of\n26:42 pronouns.\n26:43 >> That's correct. Absolutely.\n26:46 >> So, they they got no time to break the\n26:48 drug gangs. What are you talking about,\n26:50 Jim? Right.\n26:51 >> Yeah. Or bad tweets. Bad tweets are high\n26:53 priority.\n26:53 >> Oh, you have that, too?\n26:55 >> Yeah.\n26:57 >> Okay. So, this is like the Opium Wars\n27:02 redux.\n27:04 >> Yes. But China's reversed the game and\n27:07 is doing it when this former British\n27:09 colony or perhaps it's still a current\n27:12 British colony. Right. So they're\n27:14 bringing in the fentinel. When did this\n27:17 start? This has been going on for a\n27:20 while. Uh but it's really really amped\n27:23 up over the last 10 years and uh and and\n27:26 and more in the last few years but in\n27:28 the last 10 years. Um so this movement\n27:30 of drugs um at this volume at this sheer\n27:33 volume uh is unprecedented\n27:36 and um and and you can see it on the\n27:39 streets you know unfortunately like\n27:41 Vancouver, Toronto, a lot of it you can\n27:45 see on the streets in Vancouver,\n27:46 California you know the the and again\n27:49 it's the poisoning of of the people and\n27:54 it's destroying uh the all it's like\n27:57 literally destroying cities.\n27:59 It's destroying family. Um, and uh, and\n28:03 a lot because it's highly highly\n28:05 addictive fentinel and you can't\n28:06 function and you need to get some more.\n28:08 So then you can't be a productive member\n28:10 of society. You just want to get your\n28:12 next fix and then and then I it kills\n28:15 people eventually.\n28:17 >> Fant\n28:21 you know again we don't hear it because\n28:24 the um, the news has been suppressed.\n28:26 There's a lot of people dying on the\n28:28 streets. Um there's a lot of violence on\n28:30 our streets. Uh but you don't hear it\n28:32 that like literally there's been a gag\n28:34 order uh with respect to media. Like I\n28:37 hear it from friends of mine who uh uh\n28:40 have the police scanners and the amount\n28:42 of crime even in this area which is you\n28:44 know it's not heavily populated but the\n28:46 amount of crime here uh in in Niagara is\n28:50 unbelievable. It's through the roof. the\n28:51 shootings, the murders, you know,\n28:54 people's bodies being dumped in parks\n28:56 and that. Um, and it didn't exist 10\n28:59 years ago, you know. Yeah. Uh, this is\n29:01 all happening now. It's like an amped up\n29:04 um uh and and since co it's really\n29:08 gotten scary how much destruction was\n29:11 done um uh you know during CO and I also\n29:14 believe that that whole thing was\n29:16 another city of London Empire\n29:20 uh attempt to destroy as much of the\n29:23 fabric of the people in the community.\n29:26 Um, so that when you break it down and\n29:29 you kill off all these people and then\n29:32 and then you end up being the one to\n29:34 reshape society in your 15minute cities\n29:38 or your five minute cities or whatever\n29:40 they may be, you know, and something\n29:42 just occurred to me that whole project\n29:44 is antithetical to the American system\n29:47 of political economy because it kills\n29:49 productivity. all those small businesses\n29:52 destroyed, people's dreams destroyed,\n29:54 you know, people being demoralized, no\n29:56 hope for the future. Now, of course, it\n29:59 is my firm opinion that that that\n30:02 project by the globalists is crumbling\n30:05 and failing. They're going to and it\n30:07 will fail. They're going to do a lot of\n30:08 damage between now and when it\n30:10 completely collapses. But it is failing.\n30:14 Now, you mentioned earlier about the the\n30:17 seikhs. I don't know if you actually\n30:19 said the SES, but they're the ones\n30:20 they're very heavily involved in the\n30:22 trucking industry.\n30:23 >> Yeah.\n30:23 >> They're moving the the drugs around the\n30:27 nation. So So when did that start? When\n30:30 did the seeks start coming in? How much\n30:31 of the trucking industry do they run?\n30:34 What's their involvement with the\n30:35 Chinese and the moving drugs?\n30:37 >> So the heavy movement really uh for the\n30:40 Seikhs was uh right around when COVID\n30:42 hit. Um, we had a massive wave of\n30:45 millions of people brought into this\n30:47 country. They would just poured in the\n30:49 border. Um, I, you know, without naming\n30:53 certain people, I know border people\n30:55 that were told to basically just let\n30:57 everybody in. And that's exactly what\n30:59 happened. People came in in droves. I\n31:01 know some seeks that actually got their\n31:04 family members. So they went from a\n31:06 house of maybe eight seikhs to a house\n31:09 of 25 seikhs because the government was\n31:12 was doing the bait you know and both the\n31:14 left and the right uh like I remember\n31:17 you know v various leaders of parties uh\n31:20 like Pierre Paulv um you know including\n31:24 um uh Justin Trudeau talking about you\n31:27 know welcoming all these people in you\n31:29 know that that we need immigration in\n31:31 order to grow our economy. we need\n31:34 immigration to fuel all this stuff. But\n31:36 what they were doing was actually firing\n31:38 Canadians, bringing in uh immigrants,\n31:41 paying them less money, and replacing\n31:43 Canadians. So the can great Canadian\n31:46 replacement has been happening since\n31:48 2019, and it's massive. My wife even got\n31:51 replaced by four foreign temporary\n31:54 workers um in her in her uh job that she\n31:57 was doing for years. She was in the\n31:58 industry and and it was all replaced.\n32:01 Why? because of the reduced cost, reduce\n32:04 the price, get cheap labor, labor that\n32:06 won't complain about poor working\n32:08 conditions, get those people in here.\n32:10 So, I'm not faulting the the the seikhs\n32:13 or the Indians that come here for what\n32:15 they sold as a better life. What I'm\n32:18 faulting is the city of London and the\n32:20 end the businesses that operate under\n32:23 that that rubric of bringing in mass\n32:27 migration and immigr immigrants into\n32:29 this country to uh pay the shareholders\n32:32 more money and for them to profit more\n32:34 at the end of the day. And that's when\n32:36 it happened. millions. We we have been\n32:38 overrun and the trucking industry in\n32:41 Ontario, the rules were were were uh um\n32:46 relaxed and and it's known that guys\n32:49 would just buy their buy their licenses\n32:51 and then get into a truck and start\n32:53 driving. They said that they drove back\n32:55 home, they drove truck, they did a\n32:57 little drive by and boom, they paid for\n32:59 their uh license and they're now driving\n33:02 truck. And these organiza these trucking\n33:05 companies have been going back and forth\n33:08 through uh from California to Vancouver\n33:12 to into Ontario and have been moving\n33:15 products and not just drugs. They've\n33:17 been moving, you know, legitimate\n33:19 products as well. um replacing Canadian\n33:22 truckers because they're going in at a\n33:26 much more reduced or much re reduced\n33:28 rate of of uh a fee that they're\n33:31 charging for their driving services. So\n33:33 again, it's just it's it's crazy, but\n33:36 this is what's been happening. And these\n33:38 guys have turned into massive gangs and\n33:42 uh and it's known. I mean, literally the\n33:44 police reports that I sent you um shows\n33:47 the busts. It shows that that that you\n33:50 know these were seek gangs that knew one\n33:53 another cross border and they don't get\n33:55 they don't care. I mean these guys\n33:57 operate like an international crime uh\n34:00 organization and they move back and\n34:02 forth of across the borders freely. They\n34:05 don't care you know they make their\n34:07 money off the shipments that they're\n34:08 sending out. Okay. Now the seek\n34:11 community is a close-knit community. It\n34:13 comes from a small part of the p of the\n34:15 Punjab in India. So then having that\n34:17 sort of affinity makes it easier for\n34:19 them to work together in shipping drugs\n34:24 and everything because you know they got\n34:26 connections and stuff and they know\n34:28 somebody who knows somebody who turns\n34:29 out to be\n34:30 >> a distant family member or a close\n34:32 family member. So I can understand that.\n34:34 And then the other thing is it serves\n34:36 the interests of capital because it\n34:37 lowers wage costs and it also fractures\n34:39 society. Mass immigration fractures\n34:42 society. in fractures fabric and\n34:45 diminishes the hold that\n34:50 it fragments culture. That's what that\n34:52 does. And and we're seeing the same\n34:54 thing in the UK, in Ireland, in mainland\n34:56 Europe with this mass movement of people\n34:59 in the absence of economic growth in\n35:01 order to fragment society and and to\n35:04 replace white people,\n35:05 >> which which I think is horrific. All all\n35:08 people all people are well I'm up for a\n35:11 war where human beings honor human\n35:13 beings all human beings. Okay. I am too.\n35:17 But you know it's it's like it's what it\n35:19 what it did though was it literally\n35:21 broke uh complete communities completely\n35:24 apart. Yeah. and uh and and then it\n35:26 created this now we have we have racial\n35:29 ghettos in Canada you know and and\n35:32 that's what the issue is that you have\n35:33 these racial ghettos and there's this\n35:36 constant tension between you know this\n35:38 group of Canadian and then these new\n35:41 immigrant Canadians you know and and and\n35:44 and so there's this constant stress\n35:46 going on and then of course the city of\n35:48 London and their puppets uh create even\n35:52 more tension by fmenting\n35:55 that division even more at the end,\n35:57 >> right? By favoring the Seikhs over the\n36:00 over the resident Canadians, the native\n36:02 Canadians.\n36:03 >> Exactly.\n36:04 >> The same thing this doing the same thing\n36:05 in the UK, favoring the migrants over\n36:07 the native uh Britons.\n36:11 >> Okay. Um now I remember many many years\n36:13 ago I hitchhiked.\n36:16 I got a a Greyhound bus from Toronto to\n36:19 Edmonton. Ran out of money. I I had to\n36:22 hitchhike from Edmund to Vancouver to\n36:24 get my flight back. And it was me and\n36:26 another guy I met in a youth hostel, a\n36:27 Scottish guy. We hitchhiked together.\n36:29 And I think on at least two occasions,\n36:32 we got lifts from single women traveling\n36:34 alone,\n36:35 >> which is just absolutely remarkable. And\n36:37 I don't imagine that happens right now,\n36:40 right?\n36:40 >> No, it won't happen now. And the\n36:42 argument that it's that it's racist\n36:45 if you don't welcome these new arrivals\n36:48 and that they're a contribution is\n36:50 undermined by what happens in third\n36:54 world cities by mass internal migration.\n36:58 So Karachi the largest city in Pakistan\n37:00 was designed for 3 million people has a\n37:02 population of over 20 million people.\n37:05 >> Wow.\n37:06 >> And and it's all internal migration.\n37:08 people from the northwest frontier\n37:09 province from the Macran coast from\n37:11 Baluchistan from the Punjab from outer\n37:14 synind all moving in to Karachi because\n37:18 it's such a magnet but then what you\n37:20 have are the development of slums you\n37:23 have high crime rates you have group\n37:27 unsettled people that have no roots to\n37:30 that place all vying for resources yet\n37:34 they're all Pakistani they're all Muslim\n37:37 pretty pretty much tiny percentage of\n37:38 Hindus and Christians, but you still\n37:40 have the fabric of that city falling\n37:44 apart. This is just on a larger scale.\n37:46 Or just another way, Jim, I'm coming\n37:48 around to your house.\n37:50 >> Yeah,\n37:50 >> I'm going to bring my mate, my family\n37:52 with me. And there's two to your And at\n37:54 first, you might say, \"Sure, Rich. Come\n37:56 on in. Bring your misses. All right, you\n37:57 can stay here.\" But then I'll keep\n37:59 bringing in more, bringing in more. At\n38:00 some point, like, what's going on here?\n38:02 My house is being overrun.\n38:05 >> Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. And that's what\n38:07 happened here, you know. I mean, uh, and\n38:09 I saw it like, so, um, like I know I\n38:12 know Seikhs, uh, I know a bunch of\n38:14 seeks. Uh, I know a bunch of seeks in\n38:16 the farming, uh, community.\n38:18 >> They're wonderful people.\n38:19 >> Yeah, they are. There's no question\n38:20 about it. Um, but I also saw them uh\n38:24 take advantage of, you know, the open\n38:26 the open doors because all of a sudden I\n38:28 went to their house because again I I I\n38:31 I I\n38:32 you know I I interfaced with them and I\n38:34 went to my my buddy's place and and I'm\n38:37 going, \"Wow, man, you got like 13 people\n38:39 in the backyard. What happened?\" Oh,\n38:41 well, the government's saying that, you\n38:43 know, they may be able to get, you know,\n38:45 uh, jobs and stuff. So, we brought them\n38:47 over, but now we're finding out that,\n38:49 uh, that wasn't true. and and they're\n38:51 not going to be able to get jobs. So,\n38:52 now we're going to have to send them\n38:53 back, you know. So, and I feel bad\n38:56 because, you know, it's it's like I'm\n38:59 not, you know, I I myself have uh my my\n39:02 background is Hungarian, right? Um, I\n39:05 was born in this country, but my parents\n39:06 were purebred Hungarians, freedom\n39:08 fighters, and and uh, so I can relate to\n39:13 uh, the ethnic side of things, you know,\n39:16 I can relate to uh, you know, being a\n39:19 newcomer and stuff because I witnessed\n39:21 my parents going through that. Um but\n39:23 what but what has happened is that it's\n39:26 it's it's on steroids now and it's like\n39:29 literally they want to replace uh uh the\n39:32 Canadian uh and this is and this is the\n39:35 fault of these larger corporations.\n39:38 Their interest is profit. Their interest\n39:42 is shareholder dividends. They don't\n39:44 give a [ __ ] about our sovereignty. They\n39:48 don't care because these are globalist\n39:50 companies and these are globalistminded\n39:52 individuals that run these companies.\n39:54 They could care less about, you know,\n39:57 identity. They could care less about\n40:00 sovereignty because they are the ones\n40:02 that the city of London love, the ones\n40:05 that are looking to maximize profit for\n40:08 the shareholder, for themselves, and\n40:11 they're willing to trample over trample\n40:13 over sovereignty for that tiny bit of\n40:17 profit instead of looking at it from a\n40:20 more ethical perspective.\n40:21 >> And also to create conditions where red\n40:23 ants and black ants will fight each\n40:25 other.\n40:26 >> That's right. turning their attention to\n40:28 the globalists who are d out to destroy\n40:30 our livelihoods and our lives.\n40:32 >> 100% 100%.\n40:34 >> Okay. Now, back to China. So, here we\n40:37 have a situation where China is bringing\n40:39 in drugs and those drugs are filtering\n40:41 into the United States, killing\n40:43 thousands and thousands of people every\n40:45 year. And then China's buying up real\n40:47 estate and shares in all sorts of assets\n40:50 in Canada. Yet on the other hand, Trump,\n40:54 Xi and Putin, we we're both of the\n40:56 opinion are out to divide the world\n40:59 between us that this is the America is\n41:01 going to belong belong to the United\n41:03 States. That's their dominion. China and\n41:05 Russia are going to take care of what\n41:07 happens in that part of the world. So\n41:09 then what is Trump going to do about\n41:11 this? He's and how how does that fit the\n41:16 this game of different regions of the\n41:18 world? Well, so I really believe that I\n41:21 mean if you look at it uh as a poker\n41:24 player or as a chess player or uh just\n41:27 as like the game of risk as an example,\n41:29 okay, I don't know if you ever played\n41:30 that game or not, but you know, you want\n41:32 to try to amass as much uh bargaining\n41:36 power as you can. So what China has done\n41:39 by infiltrating Canada the way that they\n41:41 have is they have this unbelievable\n41:43 amount of bargaining power by having\n41:45 their tentacles into all of Canada's\n41:48 resources and you know and all their\n41:51 mining and including real estate. So now\n41:55 that that is like a you're holding some\n41:57 cards, right? So now that you're holding\n41:59 cards, when you go to bargain with the\n42:02 United States, you've actually got some\n42:05 cards that you're holding. So, you're\n42:07 going to go, \"Well, listen, if you want\n42:08 me to let go of these cards and be sort\n42:12 of like a passive uh buyer of uh\n42:15 Canada's, you know, raw materials and\n42:17 and energy and all the rest of it, then\n42:19 we want you to allow us to take over\n42:22 Taiwan. We want you to allow us to take\n42:25 over this and that in our region. Um,\n42:28 and then we can cut a deal.\" So, that's\n42:30 how I see this playing out. I mean, no\n42:32 matter which way you look at it, there\n42:34 are forces that are, you know, are kind\n42:38 of beyond our control. Um, but you know,\n42:41 where do you want to be? Do you want to\n42:43 be on the side of the sovereigntists and\n42:45 do you want to be a strong United States\n42:47 as an example? Or do you want to live in\n42:50 a global world where everybody is\n42:52 impoverished and there's a few elite get\n42:54 to travel and everybody else is walking\n42:57 uh in their towns because they're not\n42:59 allowed to drive and they get a bike\n43:01 every now and again and you get to rent\n43:03 your clothes, you know. So,\n43:05 >> and you get to eat insects. Don't forget\n43:06 that's the best part.\n43:07 >> That's right. Yeah.\n43:09 Oh, yeah. That was I mean that that kind\n43:11 of freaked a lot of Canadians out.\n43:13 Believe it or not, that was uh um a real\n43:17 impactful wakeup call because Canadians\n43:20 love their pork, they love their beef,\n43:22 they love their chickens, they love\n43:24 their eggs, you know, uh and and then\n43:27 all of a sudden they're told that that's\n43:28 going to be replaced by insects. That\n43:31 created a backlash in this country in a\n43:33 big way and uh and people are just\n43:36 freaked out by that whole thing. So, it\n43:38 actually worked to their detriment to\n43:40 even bring that up, you know. And then\n43:43 uh and then when we started to identify\n43:45 insects for coloring purposes and stuff\n43:48 like that in drinks and everything else,\n43:50 all of a sudden those companies that\n43:53 were using insects to color their their\n43:55 food, okay, because that was supposedly\n43:58 environmentally friendly and not so\n44:00 toxic, um all of a sudden they had to\n44:02 back off from co cover coloring their\n44:04 food with in insect shells that were\n44:06 ground down that happened to be red, you\n44:09 know. So um there there are certain\n44:13 things that we're learning about are a\n44:14 benefit to our future. Um but again\n44:18 going back to China, I view it as a\n44:20 bargaining chip. You know, China's\n44:23 entrenched here for the purpose of a\n44:25 bargaining chip and uh and it's right at\n44:29 the doorstep of the United States. And\n44:31 of course, China wants in on the\n44:35 American consumer market. That's what\n44:37 they want. I mean that's how they can\n44:39 grow their country is to have access to\n44:42 it you know so this is where that\n44:44 delicate balance happens between the\n44:47 countries that are sovereign uh to work\n44:50 with one another and then there's an\n44:51 incentive to actually work with one\n44:53 another uh in order to unwind\n44:58 you know these tentacles that everybody\n45:00 has created like you know the United\n45:01 States has been entrenched in that side\n45:04 of the world you know militarily and in\n45:06 other ways as Well, so I think what\n45:08 we're seeing and I agree with you, I\n45:11 think that the future is beautiful and\n45:13 bright and it will be beautiful and\n45:15 bright. But as we learn and we become\n45:18 more aware, we see the dark side that is\n45:21 going to fall away. And in order for the\n45:23 dark side to fall away, we have to be\n45:25 cognizant of it. And once we're\n45:27 cognizant of it, we can then altogether\n45:29 collectively work towards making sure\n45:32 that sovereignty rules, that sovereignty\n45:35 wins, that the nation state is the one\n45:38 that comes out on top and not the\n45:40 globalists. You know, that's why free\n45:42 trade is such a con.\n45:44 >> It's very important that we say no to\n45:46 insects. It's important cuz they are\n45:50 poisonous for human beings. There's a\n45:51 reason why we don't, despite the\n45:54 abundance of insects in Canada, there's\n45:56 a reason why human beings don't consume\n45:58 them on mass.\n45:59 >> What about the tariffs? How can Trump\n46:02 use tariffs\n46:04 against Canada? Cuz the United States is\n46:06 Canada's biggest trading partner.\n46:08 >> Exactly. So, one of the things that\n46:10 people don't understand is that we have\n46:12 the US MCA or the KOSMA, whatever you\n46:15 want to call it, but buried in there,\n46:18 and a lot of Canadians don't want to.\n46:20 >> Sorry. The US MCA. Do you do you want to\n46:22 say what that is? And didn't that get\n46:23 suspended recently or something?\n46:25 >> Yeah. So, the USMCA is a replacement of\n46:28 NAFTA, which is the North American Free\n46:30 Trade Agreement,\n46:31 >> right?\n46:32 >> And uh NAFTA was disastrous for the\n46:34 United States, but it was also\n46:36 disastrous for Canada. You know, with\n46:39 every single free trade agreement, I was\n46:42 growing up as a kid. Every time we had a\n46:43 free trade agreement with any country\n46:46 anywhere in the world, what happened? We\n46:48 lost jobs. M\n46:50 >> you know our our our industry got uh\n46:53 scaled back. Um and with every single\n46:56 free trade agreement that's what's\n46:58 happened. Now the KOSMA uh which\n47:01 replaced NAFTA what was buried in NAFTA\n47:04 is that we have a dairy cartel. Okay\n47:06 this is a totally protectionist uh dairy\n47:09 industry. We have the uh egg cartel or\n47:12 the chicken cartel, the pork cartel. Uh\n47:15 it's all about controlling supply man.\n47:17 It's like supply management. And instead\n47:20 of letting the free market determine and\n47:22 instead of instead of letting uh um uh\n47:26 uh dairy farmers,\n47:28 you know, get, you know, produce milk\n47:30 and then sell it, we're literally uh uh\n47:33 dumping millions of lers of milk into\n47:38 the ditch because of supply management.\n47:41 So this is milk that could feed the\n47:44 world. it could go to third world\n47:46 countries uh and help uh countries that\n47:49 are suffering. And instead, what we're\n47:51 doing is we're dumping the milk because\n47:54 it's a protectionist industry to protect\n47:57 the few handful of of corporate\n48:00 largecale uh dairy farmers that are part\n48:03 of the dairy cartel. Um and that has to\n48:06 be broken. The the cartels that control\n48:10 supply management need to be destroyed.\n48:13 And not a single uh party, not the\n48:16 Conservative party, not the Liberal\n48:18 Party are willing to do that. And that\n48:21 is where the tariffs have come in. The\n48:24 tariffs are putting pressure on. And I\n48:26 know for a fact one of the things that\n48:27 Trump wants to eliminate is the power\n48:30 that the dairy cartel has over the\n48:32 Canadian government, which they do. They\n48:35 do millions of dollars with the lobbying\n48:37 and greasing our politicians to keep\n48:40 that dairy cartel alive. And I agree\n48:43 with anybody that says that that dairy\n48:45 cartel should be abolished. We should\n48:47 allow for anybody to to raise chickens\n48:51 and to sell the eggs. When I was growing\n48:53 up as a kid, that cartel was really\n48:56 almost non-existent. I mean, it did\n48:58 exist, but it didn't have a lot of force\n49:00 and effect. So, when I was growing up,\n49:03 we would go out to the farm and we would\n49:05 butcher our beef. We would get it right\n49:06 there. We'd get a side of beef, we take\n49:08 it home, and we process it at home. Same\n49:11 thing with the pigs. Same thing with the\n49:13 chickens. Same thing with all of the\n49:15 animals. Now there's three abattoars.\n49:18 It's like slaughterhouses throughout\n49:20 Ontario.\n49:21 Uh they do it all, you know, in-house\n49:24 large scale. Uh so you can't go to your\n49:27 local farm to get your meat, you know,\n49:30 and that again is a massive cost to the\n49:33 consumer. I'm an advocate for local\n49:36 abbittoars on farm slaughtering. So you\n49:40 can go to the farm and now the farmer\n49:42 can actually make a profit and make\n49:45 money off of providing meat directly to\n49:48 the consumer. I'm a big advocate of\n49:50 that. Okay. And\n49:52 >> but but what what about the the other\n49:54 tariffs? That's a dairy cartel, but\n49:56 that's not necessarily owned by China\n49:59 unless it is they own part of it, right?\n50:02 >> Yeah.\n50:04 H how to extricate the Chinese and\n50:08 through tariffs or whatever. Is that a\n50:10 possibility?\n50:11 >> Yes. So there is a possibility and and\n50:14 and if uh if the United States puts\n50:17 pressure on with even more uh tariffs or\n50:20 as an example if they if the Americans\n50:23 actually walk away because they haven't\n50:25 walked away from it yet, but if they\n50:26 were to walk away from the USMCA and say\n50:30 we're no longer going to honor uh this\n50:32 agreement and we're going to tariff you\n50:35 guys from now on on everything unless\n50:37 you do this, this, this, and this. Okay?\n50:41 and and that's what would have to\n50:42 happen. It would have to be an ultimatum\n50:44 in that form. Um, and I think that's\n50:46 when uh Canada uh could wise up and say,\n50:52 look at, you know what, we're going to\n50:53 have to walk away from supply management\n50:56 and we're going to have to open up the\n50:57 markets and we're also going to have to\n51:00 deregulate uh agriculture because one of\n51:02 the biggest problems is that our\n51:04 agriculture is so regulated even on farm\n51:07 like you can't do anything on farm\n51:09 without some type of regulation being in\n51:11 the way\n51:11 >> without filling filling in some form.\n51:14 >> That's right. filling in a form or you\n51:16 can't slaughter a chicken on your farm.\n51:18 You got to drive it, you know, 100 miles\n51:20 to slaughter it and then bring it back\n51:22 and then give it to your uh uh you know,\n51:25 or go to this abattoire 50 miles away,\n51:27 you know, and they're talking about, you\n51:29 know, everything's supposed to be green,\n51:30 right? You know, like there couldn't be\n51:32 anything more green than to slaughter\n51:34 those chickens on site and uh and do it\n51:37 that way. So, but going back to tariffs,\n51:39 what tariffs do does is it puts pressure\n51:43 on countries uh to perform differently\n51:46 and then also to uh take their own\n51:50 tariffs because what what Canadians\n51:52 don't understand is that okay, yeah, so\n51:55 Trump's putting tariffs on, but do\n51:57 Canadians know that there's tariffs\n51:59 between provinces? because they don't\n52:01 realize that in Canada there are\n52:03 tariffs, there are penalties of of\n52:07 moving goods between provinces, there's\n52:10 uh licensing discrepancies between\n52:13 provinces when there could be just one\n52:15 license fits all into all of Canada. The\n52:19 So, so when they talk about Trump is,\n52:21 you know, orange man bad, he's got\n52:24 tariffs going, well, what about all the\n52:26 tariffs between the provinces that\n52:28 exist? You know, it's just it's it's\n52:30 it's crazy. It's absolutely crazy.\n52:33 >> Now, but there is a way out for Canada\n52:36 because Canada's going to become\n52:38 >> the world's foremost superpower by\n52:42 forming an alliance with that incredibly\n52:45 powerful wealthy block of the European\n52:48 Union.\n52:49 >> Yeah.\n52:49 >> It's going to join the European Union or\n52:51 do something.\n52:53 >> It's absurd. We're thousands of miles\n52:56 away from Europe. like what are we going\n52:58 to be doing?\n52:59 >> Yeah, but Russia and China and US, they\n53:01 will cower in the face of that alliance.\n53:04 >> Oh my god. You know, it just And again,\n53:07 this is it shows so clearly how our\n53:10 politicians are controlled by the city\n53:12 of London to spew that kind of garbage.\n53:14 And then you got Canadians that are\n53:17 swallowing this [ __ ] hole hookline and\n53:19 sinker thinking that we're going to be\n53:21 trading billions of dollars worth of\n53:23 stuff with Europe. No, we're not going\n53:24 to be trading billions of dollars of\n53:27 stuff with Europe. It's crazy, you know,\n53:30 like it just it's it's insane to think\n53:32 that our closest trading partner and and\n53:35 we're and billions of dollars of trade\n53:37 going on that all of a sudden we're\n53:39 going to replace it with something\n53:40 that's 5,000 miles away. And for those\n53:43 advocates of the green new scam, you\n53:46 know, that's an expensive\n53:48 >> those photosynthesis deniers.\n53:50 >> That's right. Exactly. That's right.\n53:52 It's like it's it's just insane. It's\n53:54 absurd. Uh I I find sometimes that um\n53:58 you know and and I I love the country I\n54:01 was born in, you know, and I love all\n54:03 Canadians, but sometimes I kind of shake\n54:06 my head and go, man, you guys are so\n54:08 been so gaslit by by by the politicians\n54:12 that you believe this [ __ ] you know?\n54:15 Like you literally believe that we're\n54:17 gonna all of a sudden replace billions\n54:18 of dollars worth of trade with a\n54:20 bankrupt EU, you know? It's like how do\n54:24 you do that? You know, what are we going\n54:26 to do? Like, oh my god. It's just uh I I\n54:29 I look at it this way. Uh Carney is\n54:32 going to help um uh the bankrupt EU wind\n54:35 its operations down. and uh and uh and\n54:38 he's the trustee, you know, and the city\n54:41 of London is telling him that he's going\n54:43 to be the trustee for them and they're\n54:45 going to wind down operations, you know,\n54:46 it's just it's insane. It really is\n54:49 totally insane. This is why we have to\n54:50 get back to sovereignty. This is why we\n54:53 have to get back to um you know, all\n54:56 those people that the that are that are\n54:58 fed the lie that they're going to come\n54:59 to this country and live a better life.\n55:01 Why are those countries not looking to\n55:04 make a better life in those countries\n55:06 for those people? Why? Because the city\n55:09 of London faments wars and division in\n55:12 those countries and then uses the\n55:14 migration scam to disperse people all\n55:17 over the world to create even more war,\n55:20 more instability, and more crises\n55:24 everywhere to destabilize the world.\n55:26 Let's get back to loving our own\n55:29 countries. let's get back to working out\n55:32 solutions you know like India can work\n55:34 out its solutions they just have to\n55:36 focus on their solutions and how to do\n55:38 that you know and uh and that's what has\n55:41 to happen you know at the end of the day\n55:43 same thing with Africa I mean like\n55:44 there's some beautiful things that are\n55:45 happening in some of the African nations\n55:48 um that are really looking to adopt the\n55:51 American system um but it has to be all\n55:54 of it and right now Africa as well is\n55:56 being destabilized by the globalist by\n55:59 the city of London and their stooges are\n56:02 looking to destabilize\n56:04 uh the world. Like what's happening in\n56:06 Iran? I mean, oh my god. Like I I I I I\n56:10 I think that people are not seeing the\n56:12 forest for the trees, you know, of what\n56:14 Trump is doing. And what Trump is doing\n56:16 is eliminating the power that the city\n56:19 of London has had over this world and\n56:22 keeping us in terror, you know, all this\n56:24 time.\n56:25 >> Yep. Jim, thank you so much. Let us know\n56:27 if you would vote for Jim.\n56:31 >> Right, I'll have the links in the\n56:32 description. I don't know what vote for\n56:34 him for what, right? But vote for him\n56:35 for something. I'll have the links in\n56:37 the description below. Also, uh please\n56:39 do sign up to my uh subscription. I'm\n56:42 going to be doing my first monthly call\n56:44 for paid subscribers this Friday, the\n56:47 26th of June. So if you sign up, you can\n56:50 come be on a Zoom call with me and the\n56:53 other subscri paid subscribers and we\n56:55 can have a conversation about\n56:56 geopolitics. Jim, thank you so much. I\n56:58 really appreciate this conversation. and\n57:00 look forward to having you back"
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