42% of Canadians Want to Leave | Trump Sends Clear Signal To Carney

You can be loyal to Karl Marx or you can be loyal to America.You can be a communist or you can be a patriot.You cannot be both.

Mark Carney used a phrase this week that should worry you a lot more than it currently is. I keep asking myself, who are you really working for?Well, Congress just named a bill, Canada, and the reason why does not look good for us.I'm Jasmine Lane, like, share, subscribe, comment your thoughts down below and hype this video as well.You know, I think if anything, by the end of today's episode, you will know exactly what all of this means.and why Canada Canadian citizens are being used as a pawn in a much larger game.

A U .S.Republican congresswoman is taking aim at Canadian provinces for removing American alcohol from store shelves.New York Congresswoman Claudia Tenney says she'll introduce the quote Canada Act calling for an investigation into Canadian restrictions on U .S.alcohol.

She says provinces cannot be allowed to hold U .S.producers quote hostage and attempt to ransom them.Several provinces pulled American booze from store shelves in response to U .

S.tariffs.on Canada.It was not at all.And why would a government choose to do this, right?Well, the boards who set these rules and regulations and can actually implement a ban like this.

they are all provincially regulated and monitored.So this is one of the only tools that a premier could use to make it feel like they have power and like they're doing something and they don't have to wait for Ottawa, right?But the core critique of this that I've always had is it's a much heavier handed tool than necessary.It's very much optics because an empty shelf sends a signal.So every time somebody goes in, they remember that they feel good and virtuous.Oh, see what we did to you?

Like, it's just so weak.It's so weak.But the consumer choice cost is real.And that's something that should concern absolutely everybody.It's something that would have concerned liberals in the 1970s to 90s before they turned into whatever the heck this is today.

Alberta is ideal.We have the infrastructure in place already.You know, accelerate the pace of oil going through the pipelines and those types of things.But if Canada decides, no, we'd rather ship that oil somewhere else and we don't want to ship it to the United States, again, that's a decision that Canada can make.America is not going to wait for that decision.We will go to other places in the world to look at where we can get that oil from.

Let me tell you why it's so frustrating being a Canadian who actually loves their country.It's because the media and the powers that be are systematically destroying our country.Let me give you an example.The media and the establishment don't say a word about things like this.They don't say a word about the fact that there are anti -Canada Day protests.

I want to tell you guys a story.A friend of mine in Newcastle, Ontario reached out to me and she asked, why did Newcastle's Canada Day celebration have to be called a multiculturalism day celebration?And her question is a great one because Canada and multiculturalism are not the same thing.Canadais a nation.Multiculturalism is an idea.

So I looked into it, and what I found is that this can be traced back to a federal government decision.Because the federal government mandated that if they gave your community money for a Canada Day celebration, and you held it before July 1st, they could force you to call it a Multiculturalism Day celebration.That's just not right.We should be making it easier for people to celebrate our country, our history, and our traditions.Instead, we get another proof point of Mark Carney and the Liberal government's fake patriotism.They pretend to love this country, and yet what they really love is their own political agenda and their own ideology.

I believe you should be able to celebrate Canada without celebrating multiculturalism.And I hope you agree.

There was a video that came out from Spencer Pratt over the 4th of July that was so brilliant in how it described a lot of these details, the historical context of it, and exactly what it is that's happening.I will be playing that.It is so unbelievably worth the watch.Like, share with your liberal friends, please.Because history has such a great way of repeating itself.Not so much in the way that Mark Carney wants you to think right here, though.

In 1989, the year that the Berlin Wall collapsed was the last time our defense spending was above 2%.Well, history has returned.And while a more just, stable, and prosperous world for all may yet come, it won't come without vigilance, resolve, and partnership amongst like -minded allies.

That, of course, is coming from Mark Carney's press conference about this new submarine contract that went to Germany.If you have not done so yet, I would highly encourage you to watch Moose on the Loose.He published an episode about theeither this morning or perhaps it was late last night.I don't remember where he brilliantly laid out why Mark Carney chose Germany for this and that particular company, and it's definitely worth the watch.But my focal point is going to be a little bit different about this story, because I am a huge lover of history.

Pretty sure I inherited that from my dad, as well as data, context, those devilish details that nobody else picks up on, but that really matter in these sorts of things.And sociology, psychology, and how ideologies, that's a lot of Gs, work and permeate into the prefrontal cortex, which is that part of your brain right behind your forehead that handles decision -making, attention, self -control, and weighing things rationally before you act or feel a certain way.And it's also the last part of your brain to fully develop that usually doesn't happen until about your mid -20s.And it's the part responsible for slowing down and thinking things through.And if you study how certain ideologies actually take hold, you learn the uncomfortable truth, which is that They don't usually win the argument.They win by repetition, by fear, by making themselves feel like the only viable or reasonable option before anybody has actually examined them.

Do you think that the Canadian public is aware of the degree of sacrifice that it's going to have to make to achieve that kind of expenditure on defence?And where is that money going to come from?What has to be given up to get defence?

I think the Canadian people realize that there's been a lot of change.I think they realize that our geography no longer protects us as a matter of course.I think they saw through the Iranian, this recent war in Iran, that Iran, for example, deployed a missile which traveled over 5 ,000 kilometers, having announced to the world for two and a half decades,that they had no such capacity, that they only had a missile that could travel 2 ,000, maybe 2 ,500 kilometers.The Canadian people know that the threat landscape has changed.The Canadian people understand that there are foreign interference activities going on.

And fear does something very specific to that part of the brain.When you're told to be afraid, or you actually feel afraid, your brain will shift resources away from the slow, deliberate reasoning center towards a faster, more instinctive threat response.And that's not a theory.This is some very, very basic neuroscience here.And it also means that fear -driven rhetoric which we have heard a lot of in the last couple of years, isn't persuasive by accident at all.Mark Carney's a highly emotionally intelligent man, and it works precisely because it reduces the amount of scrutiny that your brain would apply to whatever comes next.

it has moved beyond old socialistic morality or even moral relativism to something much darker.It has become a moral nihilism, the rejection of any tradition or convention of morality, a post -Marxism with deep resentments, even hatreds of the norms of free and democratic Western civilization.So, okay, translation, what does that mean?When Mark Carney and his people say that they want a new world order, that new world order begins with the death of Canada.

Little by little, Canada is being turned into a perver when the public is in a fear, fear mongering rhetoMark Carney using Cold War era of rhetoric to describe something that doesn't check out at all when you actually look into it, which I'll get into here, you can then justify things that the public traditionally would have rejected because they are so inundated with information confirming your notion, confirming your narrative, that they're just like, okay, person of authority, sure, okay, yeah, sure, I trust you.And when Mark Carney stands and says...

It won't come without vigilance, resolve and partnership amongst like -minded allies.

Ask yourself one question.Who is he talking about there?Because he's not talking about Canada.He's not talking about the Americans.Germany got the subcontract.The trade relationship is so stalled right now that a sitting Congress member has introduced a bill specifically because this government can't even get their own provinces to drop a ban long enough to sit down at the table.

And then we also had this week the U .S.

Ambassador Pete Hoekstra Say on record message would you have for Canadians on how to strengthen?The relationship between our two countries because there's been some stress over the last year I've seen a flourishing of anti -americanism That I do not like and I can only imagine how painful it is to be you and to face that anti -americanism What's your hope or advice for the year ahead?

I think our best days can be ahead of us.I'm not guaranteeing that.I know they are for the United States, OK?We're, you know, it's America first.That's the direction we're going to go.You know, we know what we need to do to stay strong, to bring prosperity, safety and security to the American people.

That's the mission that Donald Trump has put us on.We think that Canada can play a strong role in bringingprosperity, safety and security to both sides of the border.We've demonstrated that over the last 20 or 30 years.If you want to reassess the relationship with the United States, whether it's the economic relationship, whether it is the military relationship, You're more than welcome to do that.I mean, that's what sovereign countries do.

If you pick a path that aligns with the United States, you're very, very welcome.We look forward to that partnership and building on all of the success that we've done over the last number of years.If you decide to go in a different direction, we wish you all of the best.That's not where we want you to go, but we recognize that that is a debate that Canada is having as to whether there's a rupture That's not how it works.

how an ally talks about a close -minded partner.That's what you say about a country whose direction you're unsure of.Now, liberals in Canada would say, well, we're unsure about the United States direction.Fair enough.So let's be very clear and honest about what actually happened there.Donald Trump slapped tariffs on nearly every country on Earth.

Canada was not singled out in the slightest.We actually got lower tariffs than most countries initially until we started pushing back in a way that, to many, didn't really make make much sense considering the fact that the United States is our largest partner when it comes to trade, defense, literally everything.We got caught in a global trade fight, just like everybody else did.Yes, Donald Trump made some strange truth social posts.He said some unserious things, some may even call it undiplomatic, perhaps irresponsible.things about 51st State that a leader probably shouldn't say about another country, even as a joke.

Fair enough.Be annoyed.Push back a little.Any government would do that.But somewhere between we're frustrated with the president of the United States of America and let's start talking about a new world order and getting closer to Beijing.

We're hardened.by the leadership of President Xi Jinping and the speed with which our relationship has progressed in recent months.This sets the stage for these important discussions on a wide range of issues where we can be strategic partners.I believe the progress that we have made in the partnership sets us up well for the new world order.

None of that is an accident.It's not a slip of the tongue.It's probably Realistically, part of a master plan of some sort, because it also doesn't have to be this way, right?Like, Canada could also just figure out what's going on with the US.We could increase things domestically at a way that's viable and sound and has some solid ground under it.But we didn't.

No, we said new world order, Canada getting closer to Beijing, and Europe, which is most countries in Europe, are doing significantly worse off than we are, so much for aiming up, I guess.When his government has actively and intentionally drifted from Washington, leaned into adversaries' arms, and left the door open to them, that's not strong.It's kind of weak.It's hollow, you know, it's not leadership.It's like a dude who's borrowing the sound of conviction because he doesn't actually have anything to back it up.And if you are still not fully understanding what Donald Trump's intent is when it comes to tariffs and manufacturing in the United States and all of that stuff, I would highly recommend

that you start doing some research on the de -industrialization of the West.which has a lot to do with China, because a lot of people forget that when China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, the deal was supposed to be you get access to our markets, we get access to yours on the same rules.However, that's not what happened because China kept in state subsidies.They kept their currency manipulation.They kept stealing intellectual property.They kept forcing foreign companies to hand over technology just to operate there at a lower cost.

And the United States own government has since admitted in writing several times that But letting China in on those terms was a mistake, because they thought that China was going to behave and act in good faith on the exact same terms, and that wasn't what happened.China does not rise by playing fair.They never have.They currently are not, even in Canada.Don't believe me?Go talk to some of the people who are designing nuts and bolts in factories.

Go talk to the steel workers.Go talk to so many industries, which I have done.who have all said that China is the greatest threat to their operations, not America, not tariffs, not even close.And the actual lesson of what happened to America as a result of agreements signed with China during that time frame, I think most of them were around the 90s to the early 2000s, is exactly the lesson sitting beneath everything that Pete Hoekstra is warning about.

Canada's anti -American dream is over.Nobody will want to invest in plants and hire workers with just one year access to the huge U .S.market.And you know who else?Canadian investors are going to start moving to the U .

S.as well.What this means is that we're heading into a recession within a few months.And the other thing that's going to happen is that everything we import from the United States is going to increase in price, too.

And this is pretty shocking coming from BNN Bloomberg.Many Canadian manufacturers are eyeing a U .S.move as trade tensions take a toll.This was just published today.Forty two percent of Canadian manufacturing companies have said that they are planning to move their production to the United States or that they are considering moving to the United States.

We all had to sit and watch that vile commie mayor sit on the wrong side of our founding father's desk to try and lecture us about our own history.Notice how the communists always attacks your history.The communists must attack your history.Why?Because history is what anchors you.It's what makes us attached to something.

Nostalgia is a hell of a drug.

The world's changing, not gradually, but suddenly.Yes, some are still in denial.Rather than starting on this journey, they're waiting for the past to return.Hope is not a plan and nostalgia is not a strategy.

History breeds an almost irrational attachment to things, an attachment that is more powerful than anyone can imagine.Erasing history is how you demoralize people, how you unmoor them and detach them from their society so you can take it from them and rewrite it in your image.

Does anybody else feel like what's happening is just so obvious?Like this isn't conspiratorial.This is happening.This is their own public record, their own rhetoric, their own words.And yet people are cheering for the fact that nostalgia is gone, that hope is not a plan.Why is that something to cheer for?

And the fact that there are so many Canadians who are not thinking clearly enough to understand the implications of what that actually means, what that end goal actually looks like.You have a prime minister actively, confidently standing on stage saying that he wants to rid you of all of your good feelings of how the economy used to be, of how life used to be, of how safe it used to be, of how happy people used to be, of how much purpose and meaning people used to have in their lives not even that long ago.and they're clapping away like seals.

Do you care what they do with it?Do you care what color they paint the walls?Nah, do whatever you want.I don't care.I have no attachment to it.I have no memories with that.

You love your home because of the memories you have there.And that's why the communist always must destroy your memories, destroy your history.If the communist wishes to take your home, he must first destroy your memory of it so he can erase your attachment to it and demoralize you.Mao destroyed what he called the four olds, old ideas, old culture, old customs, and old habits.it makes them sound bad.You don't want that old thing.

Get rid of it.But it is fundamentally human nature to cherish your history.We crave learning about our history, where we came from, who our ancestors were.That's human.But communism is an evil anti -human religion, so it must destroy what makes us human.The communist destroys your history so he can take your home and rebuild it in his image.

That's why it's your patriotic duty to celebrate today unashamed.

Everything goes to enhance capabilities to protect our country and support our troops.It will enhance war fighting.

What a message at a time when Canada is in a recession and it's presumably only going to get significantly worse.Youth unemployment is astronomically high.It is so, so sad.It is so sad what they have done to this country.And it is so disturbing the amount of people who have no idea what's actually going on.

As 2 .2 million Canadians line up at food banks, a record -smashing number, Mark Carney bails out his condo donor developers in Vancouver and nibbles on $200 ,000 of in -flight catering on his private jet.More costs, more taxes, more debt.Mark Carney is just another liberal.The liberals and the media expect you to judge Mr. Carney, not on his results, but on his many promises and announcements.But it's time to judge the results themselves.It's time to ask, aside from all the illusions, all the words, all the state change in style and image, what's really changed?

There are so many people living entirely inside of a story that has zero bottom to it.There just isn't one.There is no finish line, no tangible measure that they would ever judge.Everything is a crisis.Everyone is either a victim or an oppressor.Every single institution is either sacred or it's evil, and none of it ever actually resolves.

There is no bottom.It's unreal because you can't fix a feeling, right?Like you can't build policy around how you feel you can't.measure harm the way that you measure a paycheck or a mortgage rate, a job, a grocery bill.And that is the trap.That is the trap.

Millions of people are exhausted and they're arguing about identity and moral standing and who owes who an apology.All of the tangible things.are quietly falling apart.The dollar, the debt, the backlog in our courts, this fracture of the global order that doesn't actually exist.outside of headlines and press conferences, the alliance that nobody can name.They have consequences you can point to, but fear doesn't need evidence.

It never has and that's why it's so successful.Victimhood doesn't need a metric.Moral superiority, it really doesn't have a single fact to back it up most of the time.It just needs you to feel something and then you stop asking questions right after, right?And that's the tragedy of Canada right now.And it's not that people are sad or angry because, you know, anger that's pointed at the right thing is actually really useful.

I think it's that so many people are angry and they've been handed this story that feels enormous and important and morally certain, right?It feels confident, but it's built on sand.It's built on sand.There's no results, no endpoint, no accountability, just more fear, more big announcements.Apparently that's supposed to mean something, but it never does.And that's why we're just perpetually in this state.

And it's going to take a lot of work to open the eyes of the people who are stuck in that state, because that is one harsh reality to confront.So I encourage you to do so with care.And I always say this, you know, you don't you really conservatives in this country, we never need to stoop to name calling or being cruel.because the evidence and the data speaks for itself.You know, the cruelest thing you could do is slap somebody with a real statistic.And if they can't grapple with that, okay, you told the truth.

And they will have to come to terms with it on their own.But you never do anything productive when you're just like, meh -meh -meh -meh -meh, at each other all the time.So be careful.Be wise as a serpent and gentle as a dove, as I always say.Persevere.don't give up and explain things to people in a way that they can actually comprehend.

And the easiest way to do that at this stage, I would think isn't through comment sections, it's through the people that you actually know in real life.Those are the people that you actually have an opportunity to shed some influence and insight on.not people who are most likely bought accounts in a comment section.Anyway, end rant for me. I'm very happy to be back home.I had a wonderful time away in the United Kingdom watching Keir Starmer resign.That wasn't on my bucket list and or on my bingo card, I should say.

And then also being in Calgary for Stampede, I learned so much.I spoke with so many people.And this what we're experiencing here in Canada is affecting so many other countries around the globe.And I look forward to having some representatives of those countries on to discuss these very issues, because it's not isolated to Canada in the slightest.This is something so much bigger than us.And Mark Carney was sent in to be the final result, to get the outcome that they always wanted, that the rest of the world, largely in part to America, started to reject.

You can be loyal to Karl Marx or you can be loyal to America.You can be a communist or you can be a patriot.You cannot be both.As for those who peddle Marxist lies about our heritage, who tell our children that we live on stolen land,that our heroes were oppressors.They're doing something much worse than slandering our past.

They are slandering and attacking our future.Not going to let that happen.They're trying to tear down the great American character to destroy the people who declared independence.who crossed the Delaware, who settled the West and conquered the skies.You know who those people are.But we will never let that happen.

Our American ancestors did not shed their blood at Concord and Trenton, Gettysburg and Shiloh, Midway and Normandy, just so that a band of thieves, radicals and lunatics could come in and loot, pillage our nation.Our heroes died to win.build and to save and to build truly a great country, the greatest country ever in the world.