Maxime Bernier
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361 appearances
3 recordings
3 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Yeah, I'll tell you. You know, 49% of the members of the Conservative Party did vote for me. So after that leadership contest, I did work... 15 Monate mit Andrew Scheer als meinem Leiter. Aber ich hatte ein privates Meeting mit ihm und 15 Monate später hat er mir gesagt, ich will, dass er einige meiner Policies und Ideen nehmen will. Sie waren sehr populär mit der Mitgliedschaft.
Also hatten wir ein Meeting und er hat gesagt, Maxime, You're right. Your ideas are very popular with the membership of the Conservative Party of Canada. But I won't take any of your ideas because now I want to be Prime Minister of Canada and your ideas are not popular with the population. So at the next election in 2019... Forget your ideas.
Yeah, and they're doing politics by polling and survey. And I said, I don't have to waste my time here. And that's why I resigned in 2018 after 15 months when he won the leadership. When he told me that, I resigned. And I took these ideas and we created the People's Party based on these ideas. And this party is growing now.
But they don't want to speak about something that is not that popular today. So that's why they are conservative in name only. How close is he to Pierre?
Er ist jetzt Nummer drei mit ihm. Also sind sie nahe? Oh ja, sie sind nahe Freunde, ja.
O'Toole ist nicht mehr ein Mitglied des Parlaments, er ist im privaten Sektor, also vergesst ihn nicht.
How was that interaction? Pierre and I, we had good conversation. At that time, when I was a conservative, he was pushing in the caucus privately conservative reform. But now, because he's the leader and So, you know, he forgot all that. But I must admit that, you know, Stephen Harper was Prime Minister and I was working with him.
Stephen Harper was a libertarian and less government, but he did the biggest deficit of the history of our country during the financial crisis. And so Stephen Harper had a majority and he didn't use the majority to Implement bold reforms. And Stephen Harper was a good manager of a big fat government. And Poliev will be the same if he's Prime Minister.
Ja, jetzt, nachdem er mit den Konservativen in Kanada ausgeschlossen ist. Und Stephen Harper schreibt jetzt an Paul-Yves.
For us it's zero. No more. We are not able to... sie in unsere Gesellschaft zu integrieren und das zerstört unsere soziale Farbe. Die Länder, die du gerade erwähnt hast, viele von ihnen teilen keine westlichen Zivilisationswerte und wir machen keine Screenings. Wir müssen das ändern. Wenn wir mit der Immigration wieder öffnen wollen, müssen wir eine Face-to-Face-Interview mit ihnen haben.
Wir haben das nicht mehr. We need to be sure that they share Canadian values. In Canada, don't forget also, we have a legislation in Canada and the federal government is promoting multiculturalism. So we are saying to people, come to our country, keep your culture and everything is okay. If you don't integrate into our society, it's okay. So we have Indian ghettos in BC, Burnaby.
We have ghettos also in Brenton, Ontario. And there's no incentive for them to come and to integrate into our society. And actually, before that, we were asking them to speak at least English or French. We have two official languages in Canada, English and French. That was a condition a couple of years ago to come to Canada, to be an immigrant. And now it's not anymore.
So they don't speak the language. They're going in a ghetto. They don't integrate. That's changing the social fabric of our country. But Poliev won't speak about that. He's pandering to these ethnic communities to have votes in different ridings and more seats. So that's what he's doing. That is part of his strategy. Because now, you know, all these immigrants that are coming, they're foreigners.
They will vote conservative or they will vote liberal. But if you do a big survey, you know, 65% of the population is okay to end mass immigration in Canada. And also a majority of immigrants, but older immigrants, people who came here 15 years ago because it was tough for them to come here. They had to speak English and French and they had to prove that they will have a job. It was tough.
It took them maybe years. And now they're looking at that. Everybody can come in Canada. With no screening, nothing. It's unfair. And they don't want that. And they're right about it.
Wenn wir unsere Immigration-Polizei nicht verändern, wird unser Lebensstandard runtergehen. Der Einfluss der massiven Immigration auf das Haus, wie du es gerade gesagt hast, ist... Es ist furchtbar, was mit dem Real estate passiert. Ja, es ist furchtbar. Eine junge Familie kann ein Haus in Toronto nicht kaufen. downtown Montreal or downtown Vancouver.
And the solution for that, it's a question of, you know, supply and demand. And my solution, it's just cut the demand. You know, all these people need a roof and you need to stop that. But for Poliev, he said, we need to build more houses. But actually, you know, 10 years ago, we were building in Canada about 250,000 houses a year, 10 years ago. And now we are still building 250,000 houses a year.
And Statistic Canada said that just to match the demand, we need to build 700,000 houses a year. So that's not the solution for the housing crisis in our country. The solution is to have that moratorium on immigration. And I'm not speaking about the fact that the economic pie is growing in Canada because you have so many people. But the GDP per capita is going down.
So our piece of the pie is smaller. Yeah, because the population is growing faster than the GDP. So all that mass immigration, what happens? That mass immigration created the fact that we are poor for the last 10 years. We didn't grow. Our GDP per capita didn't grow. So that's why people are okay with ending mass immigration. But I'm the only one who's speaking about that in Canada.
Nicht jetzt. Not now, but when I'm speaking, I'm telling that to people. Like in France, there's no go zone over there. In UK also, because of mass immigration and the non-integration of these immigrants. But it's coming more and more. People are fed up more and more.
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