Terry Glavin
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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Yeah, the whole commission has yet to report, you know, sort of report.
Well, more than background rumors. One of the things that's difficult for people to grasp is that You know, a lot of people ask me, my goodness, the Chinese must have something on Justin Trudeau. Some compromise. He doesn't see anything wrong with it.
If you take all the crazy things—well, I don't. Some of the things that the Democrats are saying about Trump and Russia were not crazy. But if you take all the extreme accusations that the Democrats were making about Trump's associations with the Kremlin in the 2015 election—
Multiply that by 10, and you have in the real world Justin Trudeau's collusions and complicity with the Chinese Communist Party. In the open, by the way. And this is the thing. To understand Justin Trudeau, you have to understand he sees nothing wrong with this.
When he got elected, immediately after he got elected, in the first election, he sat down with a reporter from the New York Times and said, this is what basically Canada is. He saw a post-national state.
No core identity, no mainstream. And immediately the question should have turned to, I remember talking to Jerry Butts about this, his sort of principal advisor, because we used to be quite chummy. And, you know, John Ralston Saul. Jerry doesn't take much of me. He doesn't like me either.
You know, John Ralston Saul, the philosopher, he wrote this concept of Canada as a postmodern state. And it was kind of a nuanced, interesting philosophy, whatever. And I remember talking to Jerry. I said, Trudeau kind of got that wrong. I mean, wasn't he kind of channeling John Ralston's soul? He said, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. He meant it, post-national. And so here's the question.
Well, if you hang around with the Canada-China Business Council long enough— If you enthusiastically support, for instance, the largest overseas acquisition in the history of the People's Republic of China, the, you know, Sinox acquisition of Nexen. Flesh that out a little bit.
Well, yeah, it was at a time when, just before Justin Trudeau was elected, when the Chinese Communist Party was buying up all the major, really key strategic sort of spigot points in the oil patch in Alberta. And the Harper government, the cabinet, was terribly divided about this.
and um eventually the good guys the good guys won the people i considered the good guys when harper said okay that's it you know sure it's a lot of money they're offering us twice the share value for every purchase they're making but no we do not want canada's energy sector to be owned by the organization department of the politburo probably better than that than stephen will bow
Oh, yeah, the post-national stuff. This is really key. How do you do national security in a post-national state? What does it even mean? You see, I don't think they really thought this through. What are Canada's national interests if we're a post-national country?
And as I say, I don't know that I want to describe it as an ideology. It's kind of like an ideational package. This notion that Canada is this racist, colonial, settler state that has engaged in genocide after genocide against its indigenous peoples. And we're the liberals, and we're the nice ones. And so that's essentially what Trudeau was all about.
And I think, you know, there's an adage that what starts with the Jews doesn't end with the Jews.
That's very true. And I don't want to dispute that, and I don't want what I'm about to say as a contradiction of that. Mm-hmm.
uh my personal view is that if it did end with the jews it would still be evil yeah so big deal kind of a deal a lot of people was put it this way you know first they'll they come for the saturday people and then they'll come for the sunday people right right yeah canada happened the other way around it happened on the weekend of may 29th yeah may 29th 2021 when justin trudeau lowered the flag on parliament hill
And on the Monday ordered the flag lowered on all federal buildings across the country, owing to a report out of Kamloops about the discovery of a mass grave. And on the Tuesday, the chief of the Kamloops First Nation said, well, actually we didn't say mass grave. But the flag stayed down. The flags were at half mast. For how long? Like six months? Seven months, I think it was.
And the people, God bless them, who managed to get them back up again were the Mohawks. Thank God for the Mohawks.
Yeah. They said, look, you know, we have a lot of people who are veterans and we lower our flags on the 11th of November and also on Aboriginal Veterans Day. So how the hell are we going to lower the flags if they're already lowered? Do something about it.
You can wrap it up this way. This strange thing that we've just described, right? A lot of people talk about woke politics or whatever. It's not wicked because it's anti-Semitic. It's anti-Semitic because it's wicked.
It has nowhere else to go. This is what history... So why draw that distinction? Because this is what history tells us. about the agony of the Jews. And I really wish we had been able to kind of emerge from this. Everybody loves dead Jews. Everyone wants them to cry, isn't sad. But God forbid they should stand up on their own two feet and say, actually, no, we're restoring Jewish sovereignty.
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