Shaun Newman Podcast - 2'sDay Mashup #74

Episode Date: September 26, 2023

222 Minutes & Chuck Prodonick hop on to discuss this week's headlines which include an actual Nazi in parliament, Trudeau India relations and 1 million march 4 children. This week Major Sponsor is Infinity Leasing Inc. For more information head here: www.infinityleasing.ca/ Let me know what you think Text me 587-217-8500 Substack:https://open.substack.com/pub/shaunnewmanpodcast Patreon: www.patreon.com/ShaunNewmanPodcast

All right, well, here's my new rant. Sean can suck. So I'm out walking the dog with Mrs. Tuesday the other day. And this guy was around the corner from us. He's got this fancy new looking car, and he's shining up the interior. And just as we walk by, he jumps out of this thing

to just talk to us for probably five, ten minutes, about how happy he is that he got it, and how happy he is that he found it, It's just like a town car with like the extended back seat. It used to be running limo service at the airport or something like that. And just the joy in this man's face, the pure happiness of him for gotten this car because he used to have two other ones back in the day that were exactly like it. And he's been looking for it.

He's so glad that he found it. And he's super happy. And it's a rare thing when you get to see someone with that pure beautiful enjoyment. And everything was perfect. And it was invigorating. And I loved it. You know, it's funny, folks. Last week I'm going twos.

Could you give me a little foreplay? Today I'm going, you're going a little bit of long, too's. So we're going to have to have to have. Yeah, that's because we had to do it twice. Well, I, yeah, because I start it. And then you're like, oh, yeah, yeah, we're not actually live because I'm a fucking dickhole. No, I was trying to. Did you see the little army man?

For the people who will turn in tomorrow, they'll see the little army. I was trying to get to show the Chuck's going to be on the show. And I freaking butcher that. And then I miss pushing live. And, oh, my God. 74 starting out with a bang. That and 2 is just meandering off on his rant. It doesn't matter.

Match up 74. What do you mean? It wasn't even a rent. It just like it was the genuinely beautiful moment. Infinity leasing. Two is, do, am I right on that name this week? Infinity leasing? Looks like it's only Sean in this show today.

That's fine, folks. Infinity leasing. They offer assistance with, the Siba loan repayment. Many small businesses had applied for a government loan between 4060k with a one-third forgivable if paid back by December 2023. If that sounds like you, well first, as of Thursday, September 14th, that date has recently been extended from December 31st by two weeks to January 18th, 2024. And to receive the benefit from the partial loan forgiveness companies will have to have it all paid back by this date. And after this point, the full loan is

do losing access to the forgivable portion. And this is where Infinity Leasing can help step in. At Infinity Leasing, they want to help you by offering small business and alternative option, a sale lease back, which utilizes the equity and assets that are owned free and clear by the company. And Colleen gave us a lovely example. I'm going to read it off because I hope this all makes sense to you, lovely people, because some business out there's going, uh-huh, I'm listening, I got you, uh-huh, okay,

what can they do for me? Here's the example. Let's say Bob's Construction Company. owes this loan. Bob uses Bobcat and trailer as the lease assets, and we use those funds to pay the government. The client has a company right off with the lease payment, and it remains eligible for the debt forgiveness as long as this is paid by the end of the year, or obviously, the extension date. If that sounds like you, Infinity Leasing.com. That's where you've got to go. Look up our lovely friend, Colleen, because she will, she'll get you in the right place. Now, Tews, Chuck,

do you want to come back in here? Like, I'm, I'm chuckling at this point, hey? He's just like, I'm just going to go hide under a rock. That's what Tuesday is going to do. Infinity leasing back again for one more week. And they do more than just that, by the way. They do. I mean, but we could sit here for a very long time, you know, get through it all. So Chuck, welcome aboard to the Tuesday mashup.

This is the first. Chuck. Yeah, it's nice to be here. It's very much an honor. Well, same for me. Are we talking, are we going to talk mashup live at the beginning and the end? You want to talk now? You want to talk to the end?

You want to jump in now? Yeah. What do you want to do? Let's talk now. Okay. Let's drum up, drove up some excitement. Tuesday mashup live coming October 24, 25th, 26.

It's looking and sounding like twos. Lumsden, Clevet, Irma. That's what it sounded like, folks. We'll shore up those places, dates. Try that in a small town. And it sounds like, you know, we're going to twist Chuck's arm, and he's going to be our bodyguard when Tuesdays. says some very inappropriate things.

That has never happened. That's what we're going to try and twist his arm on anyways. That's what we're going to try and do. Now, today is a special edition of the mashup because obviously we got Chuck on board, so we're going to have a little bit of fun. I don't think there's anything to talk about, honestly, in media today.

So I was thinking maybe we'd talk opening round of opening preseason of hockey. You know, football just started. We could talk a little Monday night football guys. Like, I don't even know what the game's at. CFL is like Nobody gives the shit about the CFL twos Nobody cares As soon as they

As soon as they change their name to the Elks Everyone's like The rough riders Still suck They still suck right now And I love the rough riders They just Obviously you don't

Because you don't ever give a shit About what's going on in the CFL I don't I really don't I'm sorry folks I can't get behind the CFL It just doesn't anyway Anyways

It's been a slow cycle Like there's not much to talk about In the news right now There's very little happening. You're watching on Terry and, man. A boot. Yep. I've been very slow. Nothing to tweet about. Nothing in the news. Nobody texting me and calling me saying, why did you have a Nazi in your parliament?

No. I don't know if I'm supposed to laugh at that. It's like, it's so sad that I'm laughing. I'm like, I can't believe it. Like, is this actually true? I text check. I'm like, please tell me this is like a farce, you know, Babylon B, no, this is bang on true. Yeah, I thought the same thing. I thought, no, there's no way.

Like, there's just no way that we had a real actual Nazi, like an avowed Nazi in our parliament who got, you know, lots of clapping. You know, he had his moment. Did you know that when Aaron O'Toole tried to introduce a bill last year, or I think it was about last year, and there's this young guy who did a lot of stuff in Afghanistan, basically should have been put up for the VC. He hasn't been for whatever stupid reason. And he introduced a thing where this kid would get, you know, not kid, he's a young man, get the VC for his actions overseas. Did you know that a lot of the liberals booed a Canadian veteran,

but they clapped for a Nazi? All right. Now, for those of us at home who don't know what the Victoria C-Roy, Ross is? The Victoria Cross. It's the big one. Like, not many of those get handed out. And the story behind this young guy for just 20 seconds is that he basically, his whole

part of his platoon had been either killed or wounded in action. He was wounded himself, got behind a machine gun, and essentially stopped his Taliban attacked him overrunning his position, and saved a bunch of his own guys. Now, these, again, you know me, Sean, so you hear some stories. And these stories, they're all over the place, but of course, most people don't know it. So one old tool, and this has been in the works for years to get this guy, his recognition. You know, here we go with them booing him for even mentioning this young guy. Like, it's just contrast that to cheering for an actual waffiness escalation.

It blows my mind. I don't even, I'm not left speeches very often, but I don't, on what to say about this. Well, I'm going to first pop it up here. I'm going to put it on the bottom. The headline, 338 idiots give standing ovation to literal, actual Nazi. Speaker of the House, Anthony Rhoda, apologized Sunday for honoring a man who fought in a Nazi unit during the Second World War.

Roto was responding to a common nation from Jewish groups and others stemming from a moment during Ukrainian president, Zelensky's visit to Parliament on Friday during the visit, Rota said, Euroslav Hunka was a Ukrainian hero, a Canadian hero, and we thank him for all his service. Of course, since then, you know, all hell has broken loose, and I'm like literally Twitter has been, I mean, it has been an interesting place to once again be, folks. If you're not on Twitter, X, I get it. Like I said, I didn't think it could get any worse than Zelensky.

I was saying this before we got on. I saw Zelensky's in Canada. I'm like, we're both to get it. give him the farm and that and i i can't get behind that and then this is like this happens all at the same time it's just like you can't make this up like this this is canada right now so for those of you living under a rock and it was crazy i was trying to talk to it about talk about it to a couple people today and they're like what what happened what happened and i'm like oh oh buckle your fucking seat belts, right?

So Anthony Rhoda is the Speaker of the House. So he's a liberal member of Parliament who sits as the Speaker. So he's technically not independent. He's a liberal MP. Same thing, Andrew Shear used to be the Speaker of the House when Stephen Harper was

Prime Minister. Okay. And so he introduced this guy didn't know at the time apparently that he was a literal fucking Nazi. And then afterwards, he issued this statement. He said, On Friday, September 22nd, in my remarks following the address of the president of Ukraine, I recognized an individual in the gallery.

I have subsequently become aware of more information, which causes me to regret my decision to do so. I wish to make clear that no one, including fellow parliamentarians at the Ukraine delegation, was aware of my intention or of my remarks before I delivered them. This initiative was entirely my own, the individual in question being from my writing and having been brought to my attention. I particularly want to extend my deepest apologies to Jewish communities in Canada and around the world. I accept full responsibility for my actions, honorable Anthony Rhoda MP. Okay.

So this guy didn't know what he was getting into. But here, watch this. Watch this. This is the thing, right? So this is his person that he brought on board. Okay. Now, watch the video of him introducing him. And you can see the exact moment where he puts two and two together.

Can you zoom in on just to, yeah, there we go. Ukrainian Canadian world veteran from the Second World War who fought the Ukrainian independence against the Russians. There it is. That's it right there. That's the one because who fought the Russians. Well, that's exactly it. If you were going to describe, just real quick, if you were going to describe World War II in like 30 seconds.

Not too bad. Allies good. And then who were the major allies? You'd probably say, Great Britain, US, Canada, Russia, and Germany? Australia. Yeah, there's some other players, but those are the big fighting forces. Yeah. Yeah.

And then you would say, okay, well, who were the Nazis? They were Germany. Okay. So who fought Germany or pardon me, who fought Russia in the Second World War? That would be Germany. Okay. So if someone is a World War II veteran who fought Russia in the Second World War War, they're going to be a fucking crowd.

And I can say that because it's my culture. That's our word. You can't use it. Well, and it's amazing to me that, first of all, like, not all Germans were Nazis. The bulk of the German army was Vermop. They were just regular dudes who were like, we're going to war for our country. I get it. The historians get it.

The Waffen SS. The Waffen. It's a whole other beast. It's a whole other beast. it's devoted to Hitler it's Swartz blood oath to Hitler had the little tattoo under the left arm pit it had you know it's

a whole other beast and does he have the tattoo I don't know if he does or not but all Woff and all SS units did and the Galatians were because so the interesting thing about the history of the Galatians because they're Ukrainian they went overboard

to impress their handlers it's that kind of symptom or whatever you want to call it Like what the mainstream media does here. Very much so. But this particular unit was like, we can be even worse than the normal Woff and SS. Like we can do more.

And dude, like, we saw how Poland's prime minister put out a statement yesterday. And the ambassador. And, dude, like, not good. Not good. You've got Polish ambassadors and Rob Schneider simultaneously calling out the Canadian in government for bringing an actual literal

fucking Nazi there and giving him a standing ovation we actually have to say actual Nazi now I didn't bring I'm not the guy who thought of this somebody on Twitter ahead of me did but we have to say actual Nazi now because we've gotten so used to the word

Nazi it means nothing really good point here's here's Jennifer L right Trudeau accuses conservative MPs of standing with people who wave Swastikas right so some Somehow when you talk about Nazis, you talk about that, it comes back to, you know, the trucker convoy because of one flag. And we all know it's complete and that are bullshit.

But in saying that, the media cycle painted as such. So when you go, it's an actual Nazi. Like, folks, it's an actual Nazi. I can't not laugh about this because it's like, I can't believe I'm saying these words that this happened. And everybody gave them a standing o. and you can imagine there's somebody in the back that had no idea. They saw everybody else get up and we're clapping. Oh, crap, I better clap too.

But you watch Pierre Pollyevs clap. Man, the slowest, you're like, hmm. So, I mean, there's a lot of interesting things there, right? Because you expect them to be vetted, and everybody's standing up and clapping and standing up and clapping. There was one audio clip. I can't find it off the top of my head. I got 50 tabs open for this.

But it said that Vladimir Zelensky, got 12 standing ovations during his speech. Okay? Think about that. Like, if you were at Martin Luther King's, I have a dream speech, and it somehow made a baby with the best wartime speech Winston Churchill ever gave,

it would get like four standing ovations at best. The problem is, is that these people are all expected to just stand up and clap like fucking seals at SeaWorld. Okay. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

Yeah. This is what they're expected to do. And then you're so caught up in this anti-Russian bullshit that you're like, oh, well, this guy fought against the Russians? Sounds good. He's in. Well, who did he fight for? Doesn't matter.

Just bring him up. Oh, yeah. And you see the defense to this now is essentially they're the good Nazis. Oh, yeah. They're the good Nazis. They were Nazis with the same. small end. Can you imagine going into the room?

Okay, after, right? Have you seen social media? Social media, what are you talking about? Have you seen social media? And you can imagine being the staffer and like sliding a phone across the table and then that phone smashing the wall and being there like, how are we going to spin this, guys? Good Nazi?

Can we say that? Is that plausible? Can we put that out in the world? Let's just take a minute and think about all of the good things that 1940s Germany did for their rail infrastructure. Right? I mean, like, how do you, like, you really got a grasp to give this even the tiniest little bit of spin. And they're trying.

I mean, you know what? I mean, they did, those weight loss camps were absolutely wonderful for so many people. So at this point, I expect he's going to have Paul Bernardo. in the parliament to talk about babysitting. Like, it's just, this is where we're at. Yeah, we're going to have Hannibal Lecter up and give a speech, and then we're going to give him a fucking grant for a new culinary school. He's going to get picked in there to fucking give farming advice.

Like, this is where we're going to get, it's too bad Ted Kaczynski's dead because he was about to be nominated for Head of Canada Post. Oh, yeah, so some people having some fun, obviously, Tews. Justin Trudeau did not see that coming. Yes, okay, but here's the thing is there's another one that goes along with that. Toronto Sun headline did not see that coming. Toronto Sun's headline for today used my tweet, which is, I mean, I got nothing but love for those guys, so I'm happy, right?

I'm not going to be like, oh, plagiarism. Because also it's kind of a little hanging fruit. Greg Wycliffe is coming on the podcast a couple weeks. I had to show him some love. This is good. Broke Bank Mountain. Trudel and Zelensky. Everybody's getting in on the fun, right?

So anyways, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's some of the, the interesting things. Here's another one. So here's, here's, here's the problem with all of this is that when you see Nazis everywhere, when that's Nazi and that's a Nazi and this is a Nazi and oh, there's another Nazi, you can't actually tell when there's a real fucking one in the room, right? And everybody's been a Nazi. And so, um, where Christine Anderson, when they were shit talking the MPs, for meeting with that German politician because there was a couple, there was a couple media articles that just quoted each other saying that she was a Nazi. And then that was given as definitive proof that she was a fucking Nazi. Right. And they said, if you have 10 people at your table and one of those is a Nazi,

you have 10 Nazis at your table. Well, guess what? There was 339 people at this fucking table. 338 of them being our politicians. Right. So yeah, it's it's funny that this this whole thing Everybody's a Nazi It's all come home to roost, right?

People who live in glass houses Shouldn't call every fucking person Who disagrees with them for eight straight years of fucking Nazi Okay If somebody's listening in and trying to figure out Where the timetable on this thing's going We figured an actual Nazi In parliament was probably worth more than two minutes

I mean, like, I just, we were joking before we got on here. Like, I didn't think it could get any stranger, worse. I don't know the word right now in Canada. But every time you think we've hit absolute bottom, we dig a little deeper and not in the good sense. Seek and destroy. Okay, let's start at the top of here. India suspended visas for Canadian nationals and Canada said it is, oh, come on, Sean, here we go. Come on. India suspended visas for Canadian nationals, and Canada said it was adjusting its diplomatic presence in the country as ties between the two countries sank to a fresh low in the wake of allegations by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that India was potentially involved in the killing of Sikh separatists in Canada. The two countries each ejected a senior diplomat from the other country over the dispute. In Canada, earlier, halted talks on trade agreement. India has called the accusation that it was involved in the killing absurd. Trudeau revealed in the House of Commons on Monday the Canadian intelligence.

services are investigating credible information about a potential link between India's government and the death of British Columbia Sikh leader, Hardeepe Singh Nahar. Nahar was shot outside his gudwar, uh, gudwara in Surrey, BC on June 18th in the wake of his death. The fuck is a givora. I have no idea. Somewhere, somewhere, somewhere, somewhere Hank is absolutely just howling because Sean's butchering names again. Apologies. Members of the Sikh community accused the Indian government of being involved in the killing and attempting to silence voices advocating on independent-seek country. And then as we get into Western countries, one of the articles we had said,

Saskatchew makes up roughly a third of Canada's exports to India, which were worth over a billion to the provincial economy. Saskatchewan also has a trade and investment office in New Delhi. And the quote was, does Trudeau even understand the damage he's doing to our trade relationship with India? One of our most important trading partners, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, posted on social media last week. He doesn't give a shit.

Here's the thing, Sean. And Chuck, you're, you're from Ontario. You're fairly due to this side of the, yeah. But, yeah, people in Ontario, they don't really give a shit what happens out here, right? They don't. And so you're not wrong. So when, when, okay, yeah, yeah, India is one of Canada's biggest trading partners. Okay.

Well, where's 98% of that trade happening west of Manitoba? So who gives this shit if we fuck it up? Okay? So I'm just going to go over there and pretend like I'm some Bollywood fucking star. And I'm going to follow it up by having my plane breakdown on the tarmac. Because seriously, like everything miles out eventually. And then I'm going to just pick a fight with these assholes because they pissed me off somehow. And who gives this shit?

Because it's not like any of the important people are missing out on the trade stuff. It's just Western Canadians. I tell you what, if it was. Boeing or some auto manufacturer in Ontario that was a giant trade partner with India, he would have treated this whole fucking thing completely different. Yeah, absolutely. And you saw like a week ago, 10 days ago when this was all really boiling. And Trudeau's guys started dropping words like Hugh Mint.

You know, we got some Hugh Mint, human being human intelligence. So they started dropping this military lexicon. like this spy lexicon. And it's just one of those things where you find out that their humint was taken from like the previous. A Google search. A Google search. That's their human. But they throw out these words, well, people won't.

That's what the words that they used on like Navy SEAL shows. So this must be really important. No, he Googled it. Well, I'm sure he didn't because he's probably incapable of Googling. If they'd actually Googled the actual Nazi, they might have figured some things. out. Trudeau is not a good you Googleizer? Yeah. That's sweet.

Yeah. But so here we are now. The world's largest democracy, one of the powerhouses in the world, and we are isolating ourselves from them. It's because they're a democracy.

Although to be fair, like when you look at, when you look at the disfavorable coverage that Trudeau is fairly getting in Indian media. Yeah. There's there's a lot of spin.

You can tell that there's as much as I love the fact that they're shitting all over that jackass. You can tell that there's a lot of spin. Oh, for sure. They're totally downplaying the Calistani separatism. And as far as I'm concerned, any separatist in any part of the world, I'm going to side with them until proven otherwise, right?

Because they're the people who live there, they're the people in that situation being governed by people who live somewhere else, is somewhere in a different spot. And they're not going to be able to respond to those local needs as well. And so unless you give me a good reason, I'm going to say that every separatist is correct in their wanting. Now, that doesn't justify the things they do, to be clear, but as a concept,

So let's layer your concept then into eastern Ukraine. where Crimea. Well, or Crimea. You can take crime. Well, Russia took Crimea. We can't take Crimea.

But if you look at the three reasons. No, in that attitude. Those three regions in Eastern Ukraine that have been being bombed by their own people for nine years, they're separatists because they're 90% ethnic Russians. I mean, there's a reason they don't want to be a part of Ukraine. It's the same. And now I'm not justifying anybody's actions here.

I'm just saying there's a way they're going from. Yeah. Yeah. Can somebody please clarify for this for me? The intelligence Trudeau God is from a Google search of the BC Premier. Is that correct? So this is just so I'm clear on this. So this is the same government.

This is the same government that during COVID said don't do your own research. That's dangerous. Yeah. Don't Google stuff. But then they used a quick Google. search to attack one of the biggest populations on the world. Yep. And if they'd done their own quick Google search,

they would have actually seen they had an actual Nazi in parliament. The irony is thick on this, folks. But the problem is, is that Google searches would have told you that Ivermectin wasn't a horse medicine either, so they're still scared of it. Okay. So Trudeau reached out with a briefing. I said, yes. So this is the BC Premier, whatever the fuck that new guy is.

who gives a shit. The briefing was open source, available in an internet search, which I found frustrated. David Ebby, premier British Columbia. In the province where Niger, there's a joke I'm not going to go near.

Was shot. Here's a couple other things on this story, and I see Derek Holmettles chimed in. I want to actually get to that thought. But it said, here's Graham Menzies. Bizarre, he came to Canada in 1997, used a false passport.

His refugee claim was rejected. but 11 days after that he married a woman who sponsor him for immigration that too was rejected Trudeau referred to him as a Canadian in the House of Commons so that's that's the man who was killed right that at all this is surrounding um this is another part of this and now Canada issues a so now fast forward to where we are now Canada issues a travel advisory to India exercise a high degree of caution due to threats of terrorist attacks throughout the whole country recommends to avoid all travel seems like quite a blanket statement okay that's that one and then here's the polling in BC as well.

The liberals are pulling behind the greens in BC. Now, granted, the Greens are most popular in BC, but they're also fucking lunatics. And I still love that the PPC isn't dead last. Like, it just like nobody gives a shit

about them, except like five guys on Twitter. Okay. Chuck and twos? Here we go. All right. So, we're going to duke it out, hopefully not physically. So here's the thing with my money's on truck then is okay well well you know what would you say that to my face no fucking way all right so the problem with the ppc and the cpc is that they're always talking past each other because the ppc look at the conservative party and they say well you guys aren't actually conservative

you don't have any conservative policies nothing you guys actually do is right of center you're always just going middle of the road, which in Canadian politics means big government, big spending and a bunch of fence sitting. And that's fair. And then the conservatives go to the PPC and go, your guy isn't even trying to win. He's just trying to be the center of attention. And both things are correct, but nobody's listening to either one. And so then they just go like this for a while. Well, the PPC might actually be. be effective if their campaigning message

wasn't you're all fucking idiots so vote for us but if you go on Twitter that's very true yep and you're about to have a guy on Sean who's one of them that does that and several of the other main trolls out there there's no message of unity from them they've given up even

attempting to win they're just spoilers now and you can see it by their main seven or eight trolls who all you to follow me at one point or another and vice versa. And then they just went crazy. So it's one of those things where you're actually stupid. You must be an idiot because you're not voting for us. So please vote for us.

It doesn't work. It just doesn't work. I can, you're right. But at the same time, I can appreciate where they're coming from, where it's like they've been yelling at a wall for this whole time and saying, like, look at the last election. Look at the bullshit Aaron O'Toole was running on. But even conservatives called him out.

We called him out. Every value was like... You didn't vote for him. You didn't vote PPC. I don't like either party, to be clear. So I'm not playing favorites here. I think they both suck. But...

What? This was just getting fun. God, you're such a buzzkill, Sean. I want to go to this comment. This is going back to the Nazi. or they actually knew what they were doing and took advantage to cripple the West even more. That's a scary thought.

That has been thrown out. That they actually knew they were going to put an actual Nazi in the parliament. People were going to clap for them to just set off an absolute nuclear bomb in Canada. Thoughts? You look at Christina Freeland's background and especially the stuff that's been revealed about her.

Which is very well documented. This is not fringe conspiracy theory, far out there, podcast stuff. This is fucking, we've got receipts. On that, on that, just on Christia Finlayland, here. Here's a story of another Ukrainian Nazi. His name is Michaelo Komiak. He was well educated and he moved to Krakow in 1939.

He received an apartment which had been seized from Jewish owners. He became the editor-in-chief of the Kovitsky Vista, a daily newspaper, which had been seized from the Jewish owners and then turned into a Nazi propaganda publication. He was editor-in-chief of this Nazi newspaper. for five years in Krakow and then in Vienna. He also officially responsible for another weekly Nazi publication. He was 32 to 37 years old during this time as a prolific Nazi propagandist. After the war ended, he immigrated to Canada, changed his name to Michael Chomiac.

He became a pillar of the Ukrainian community and had a family. His granddaughter is Christia Freeland. She actually wrote for a paper, I don't have you seen that on the Twitter, where somebody found that out. She used to write for a paper when she was a journalist where they actually covered the Galatians with glowing reviews. They're just, they're not bad guys.

You know, she worked for that paper. Maybe she just meant book in the Bible, you know, right before Ephesians. I don't know. To go into your comment, the guys comment about... Well, and look at it again, Chuck. This is a good comment. Trudeau may be in any...

It's fair. but his handlers are not. And that is your point. It's not that he may be an idiot. He's a straight up fucking moron. He is, but she is not. She is absolutely not an idiot. Really?

Yeah. She's a smart woman. She's a not yet. Twitchy to not be smart. Oh, she's co-cred out, just like Zelensky. But I think she could have known about it because she knows everybody in her little sphere. She had to have known, yes?

I think so. It's crazy. Like, how do you, you know, I get the fact that you assume when, because in question period, there's always people being presented and it's expected that you stand up and clap for them, right? But when Anthony Roda goes up there and he's like, this guy fought the Russians in World War II, you don't say, wait a, wait, just, just hold on a lot of stuff here. Too many people are on autopilot, man. Too many people.

Just hold on a sec. Too many people aren't on a pilot. There's almost 350 people in that room standing up clapping, not including the gallery. Too many people. Too many people are not a single person said, huh, right? Like there's that classic picture. You just said, you just literally said you could have Googled that Ivermectin wasn't horse paste

and was actually a whole bunch of things. We all did it. And yet nobody in parliament was. say it. So I mean, like too many people are on autopilot. They think fighting in Ukraine is a great thing. We're doing a great service here. Send them as much money and as much things as humanly possible. And we're living on a different planet because I just, what did I say before we started? I'm like, I thought Zelensky being can. I'm just like, oh my God. Yeah. Like we're about to give him a boatload of money. And then on top of that. Another boatload. Correct. And not like, not one of our

Canadian boats that's fucking sitting in a sitting in a port broken for years on end. No, we're paying for that too. A fucking boat. Right? But, okay, so Holm et al again, of all the vets in Canada,

what are the odds that you have the one guy that is a Nazi? With the liberals, I'd say it's pretty fucking high. It's pretty high, yeah. Chuck, this guy is a fellow veteran. How do you feel about this? Well, I'm going to buy him a fucking beer at the Legion next time I see him. I'll tell you what. No, I mean the fucking Nazi dude.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Okay, yeah. Oh, man. Okay. Okay, let's try and get the ship on the road. I mean, there's an actual Nazi in parliament. How am I supposed to get the ship on the road, folks? The ship shouldn't go on the road.

I know. I don't know. I'm not sure if you're... Exactly. Exactly. I can tell that your semen ship comes from your Saskatchewan heritage, where there aren't a whole lot of oceans and seas and whatnot. but ships you know I get the fact that they're safest in harbors but they're also not made to be

on roads are you done yet you want to test god come and get it shit stack okay here's here's two things and all I have written beside it on my end is ask to is WTF so here it is okay Trudeau to send $80 to Haiti way to go CTV news that was Tracy Wilson commenting on okay I just and then the stupid people are and then show this video okay just go screen and show this video. It's a minute long and for the first 30 seconds you're going to be like, why are we watching this?

But it's all going to make sense. Can you turn up the volume? That's as loud as it goes. Oh shit, Ricky. Yeah. Fucking cheesebrokers are a fucking rain. Jesus. Oh, yeah. So anyways, there's a guy on a golf

course who took somebody's ball and he's holding it up to them and he's like, I'm not going to give it back and you guys can fucking leave. And then they start chirping at him. And then all of a sudden, he takes his shirt right off and flexes his fucking cheeseburger gut at them and says, you want to see God come fucking test it, shit stack. I'm cheering for him. It's great. This is, have you ever heard that strategy before?

I don't know if you've ever used this in Afghanistan. But like, when someone's coming at you and you really want to throw them for a fucking loop, right before the fight, you take off all of your clothes. You're going to take the tarp off, yeah. If you're not taking the tarp off, you're not fighting. Well, I mean, taking your tarps off, okay, Ron McLean. But he calls him Walter. Anybody know the background in that?

Even the people in the video are like Walter. I assume it's out of like a. Like I could watch this. Walter's an older name, right? I can watch this on repeat just over and over and over again. Huh? Come get it. shit stack.

You want to test God. Anyways. I mean, oh, I just, so anyways, it was just really funny that there was some really stupid things on the internet. You had CTV who we give at least $80 to saying that we're going to give it Haiti, $80. But that goes a long way in Haiti, though. Yeah.

But you notice. Yeah. And they're not going to be mad about it. It's not like they're going to be haters. No. But you notice that the Clinton Foundation. wrapped up their part of Haiti now and have moved on to...

That's because what's her name got married? Which one? Chelsea. Chelsea, yeah, that's where all the money for her wedding came from was the Haitian donation. I thought it would have gone to her braces or something for that thing. Sean Rue is like me...

There isn't enough money in the world for that. Sean Rue is like me. He's like, what? That was totally right. I don't know. It was totally random. I saw that video and I was like, this is just pretty much the most amazing thing I've ever seen. I need to share it with you.

And then an old teammate of mine, Sean Zatry, he says, that reminded me of an old coach, and he laughs, and I know exactly what he's talking about. We used to have. Shout out to Lerford, please say, Enronoferred. No, Larry went toniac. We got in a bench-clearing brawl one time against Fort Francis Thunder. And the entire, the game's over, him and the coach have words,

and then an all-out mayhem ensues. I mean, what can the refs do at this point? Coaches are fighting, trainers are fighting. Everybody's fighting. The entire bench has come on the ice. And they just go at it. No, this is in Ontario. Trident versus Fort Francis, my first year in junior, Augie.

And Larry gets on the bus after. And I mean, as an 18-year-old kid where you're fighting for your life and there's just people throwing haymakers everywhere and dog pile after dog pile and just fight. And, I mean, what can you do as a ref at that point? You're kind of like... Well, especially just the games. Like, this is the final whistle.

Just let them go, boys, because there's no point getting in the middle of this. And he gets on the bus and he's like, were you fucking ready boys is that fucking? And you're like, and he just loved it. Old boy used to play for the Thunder Bay Thunder Bay. What was the team name? Oh my God. They won the Al-I Cup.

Shit stacks. No, God. Come on. Thunder Bay. Come on, Daddry, where you add on me here? Thunder Bay, what am I missing, folks? They were in a movie for- All of it. The team name. That's what you're missing. Fuck. Fuck, two's. You're the worst Googleizer as well. Oh, man. That's going to drive me nuts. Anyways.

And this is your brother, but like the way black people mean it because it has more meaning. Alberta. Alberta gets a glimpse of independence. I don't know if I like Chuck laughing at two's jokes. Just saying, folks. The Alberta government releases a long away to report Thursday on the possibility of establishing an Alberta-only pension plan claiming the province is entitled to a staggering $334 billion asset transfer from the Canadian pension plan in 2027. That's more than half the funds estimated total.

net assets. The third party report compiled by a consultant at LifeWorks attributed the figure to Alberta's high employment rates, young population, and higher pensionable earnings, which claims has meant the province has sent billions more into the CPP compared to what it has received. Just for side note for twos, because I know how much he loves Quebec. Quebec, no matter what would not be affected, no matter what Alberta does, because it's operated its own pensions plan for decades now, just a side note. Isn't it weird how Alberta is looking into doing the same thing Quebec does. And Quebec gets a free pass for it.

Yeah. But then Alberta says, okay, well, you know, we might want to try that too. And now we're all a bunch of Nazis. Correct. Sean Zatchery chimed in and said, flyers, you were wrong. The answer was bombers. And it just popped in my head as soon as I saw Flyers. It was the Thunder Bay bombers.

They were literally in young blood. I'm pretty sure. Anyways, side note. weird hockey trivia that just sticks in the back of my brain. Anyways, Daniel Smith, I believe that an Alberta pension plan would be fair and could make life more affordable for Albertans. She said during a press conference, support estimates that would save more than $5 billion in the first year.

To withdraw from the CPP, Alberta would need to provide written notice that it is planned to do so and draft legislation to establish an Alberta pension plan. It would also need to accept contributions beginning in the third year following the year in which it gives notice and then provide comparable benefits to the CPP. Please do not get your hopes up just yet, Albertans. The government is quick to note that such a plan to withdraw from the CPP is still in the early hypothetical stages. Now that it has been released, the next few months will see former progressive conservative finance

minister Jim Dining head up a panel that will consult with Albertans on the idea over the fall and into spring 2024. If this goes well, the government says it could then hold a referendum. them. So we got to wait for a whole bunch of things to come, but I guess the train is moving. And chime in. I give you, I give you, Quebec, because I knew that would get under two skin just, just a little bit. But here's another one that's going to really hurt them. Rachel Notley says Danielle Smith took the first step in her long-term plan to steal your pension, said Notley. She did it by releasing a report riddled with fake numbers, and she now plans

to spend your money campaigning to convince you. It's a good idea. It's not. Okay. There's so much to. unpack here. Okay, first off, Trevor Toome accidentally kind of owned the shit, you know what? I'm going to have to filibuster for a while while I find the tabs because there's so many fucking open right now. But he said that basically Ontario, if Ontario left the CPP and Alberta left the CPP and I think

the third one was BC, let the CPP, they would each be entitled to something like 124% of the Canada pension plan. And somebody else did the reductive math, Courtney Thieriot, and said that Eastern Canada would be entitled to negative 76 billion. Okay. The math checks out. That's the thing. This is what they don't realize is that there's areas in the country that

produce a lot more than they use. Okay. And it's it's absolutely fair. Okay. And so when you look at it, you say, all right. Well, you know, I mean, there's only there's only a certain amount of money left in the pool. So if you want to take half of it and you want to take half of it and you want to take half of it, that's more than all of it. So where's the rest of the money gone?

The rest of the money fucking went out east. That's what happened. And, and they don't make that little. deduction necessary to realize that this whole thing's a fucking Ponzi scheme and a wealth transfer system, right? So they're they're making an argument against continuing to be in the CPP without actually being smart enough to realize it. Okay.

One of the other things. So basically the, the heuristics of the analysis said that if Alberta had been making similar contributions on their own and getting similar results, independent of being part of the CPP. This is how much money they would have made. And so that's how much money they're entitled to, right? And so that's where Ontario would be entitled to a roughly similar amount. And I think it was BC.

Don't quote me on that because I haven't brought it up yet, right? But think of what it is. Okay, first off, Trevor Toome, who is, by the way, paid by the CBC, which makes him suspect. He said that in all likelihood, Alberta would be entitled to 20 to 25% of that pension fund. Alberta has roughly 11% of the Canadian population. Okay.

So right off the bat with him saying, oh, it's ridiculous that they need 54%. They're entitled to 25% at the most. That's still more than double what they should be entitled to on a per capita basis. So again, like these people don't realize that they're making the arguments for Albertan independence while they're trying to dispute what's being put forth. 100%.

And they never see that. And then I don't know if they ever have an aha epiphany moment. No, they don't. They don't. Yeah. But the rest of us are like, yeah, we know. Your figures check out. We know.

My wallet is always being tapped by you. Like, I'm sick of it. I'm sick of it. I don't know if that means Alberta independence, but I'm okay with it at this point. No, dude, what are we going to do here? What are we going to do? We're going to talk for four hours tonight?

You got a time limit, twos? I don't know what you want me to do here. I giving you all the time in the world. What do you not give me all the time in the world? You give me a fucking buzzer. What's the next thing? The next thing is hope for parents who marched. I figured we'd, we'd go into a little bit of the, since we all marched on different spots.

I thought that would be a great starting point. Tews, never trust anyone who says, don't tell your parents. I'd say that's pretty good advice. Would you guys like to know a cool story about the protest in Calgary? Sure. Would I. All right. Okay.

So me and Mrs. Tews go out there and we're checking things out. And then she's cold because she's a woman. not like a liberal sort of, you know, gutter, dick chopped off, but like an actual honest to God, you know, classical woman. And so as a result, she's always cold, especially when she's outside. So we go into whatever the Harry Hayes building, which celebrated its 41st anniversary yesterday,

because it was commissioned on September 24th, 1982. So anyway, we go in there. to warm up and there's a convenience store concession stand, whatever the hell you want to call it up there, like this tiny little 7-11 type kiosk. And I get

a lottery ticket because I'm like, wouldn't it be just the ultimate irony if I went into a government building while I was at a protest about the shit our government does and just bought a lottery ticket and then won the lottery and then I could fuck off to Belize and never have to deal

with this bullshit again. I won the fucking lottery, guys. Here's the big announcement. Tews won the fucking lottery when he got a lottery ticket at the protest. I don't believe. What's win? Five bucks. Nice, buddy.

That's a couple of coffees. Yeah. Is that even a couple coffees anymore? I don't even know. Yeah. Two's won five bucks. I'm going to split it with Mrs. Tew. On this side, obviously we had the march here in Lloyd Minster,

the 1 million march for children. You know, it was interesting to see, Chuck, you were in Lloyd, and you can share your thoughts. It was interesting to see the different videos from across Canada. I don't know if they ever got close to the 1 million people marching.

I actually don't know the answer to that. I've never heard, but I would argue that it was well attended across Canada. Probably about a can of that, but that's still big. It's still huge, considering a lot of factors. I think it was well attended all across the country. we've said it a few times.

In Lloyd, you had seven, we counted, like there's three people counting, about 700 people. It was a mixed crowd. There were people from every background, every walk of life. There was like five different religions that you could count just easily. Yeah. At the one in Calgary. And who knows, there might have been a couple Zoroastrians there, right?

You never know. But the thing that brought everybody together is the kids. If you're going to go after. people's kids. It brings them together too, Chuck. It brings them together too. But we as a collective don't want anybody messing with our kids

or at least our side doesn't. And to see everybody there like that and just peacefully doing their thing sorry. And, uh, cat. And uh, but then the

counter protester. So I had a unique vantage point for our counter protest, about 20 of them. Only about three or four of them are really shitty. And the one guy who was trying to get in everybody's face and shout you down and shout down and everybody else who spoke, he finally ran out of steam.

And then he just started talking to other people around him. And he was like, he was done because he just kind of lost his guff. You had the other ones who were kind of, you know, loud in your face and on the bullhorn. And even they just ran out of steam. They just, nobody interacted with them very much. I have friends who are at other ones in Eminton and around the areas, and those got a little spicy. They did get spicy.

So I thought, you know what, you got 700 people out in a small town. That was well attended and it was well run and people got a lot out of it. Everybody talked to everybody that, you know, the way they do in small towns and I thought that was pretty brilliant. Well, and you had Miranda courts who helped organize it chime in and it was awesome. I would agree Miranda. And I would just say it was interesting because we were talking about it before we started. I'd never seen a counter protest before. Like I've walked in a protest.

I've always been to Ottawa. But I've never quite seen people lose their mind quite like that. You know, like as soon as the speeches started, they hadn't even said two words. I mean, Layton Gray's literally saying, we welcome you all. Fucking hate you. And you're like, holy crap, this is like intense. Like he just literally said, we all want to be together on this, including you folks, and they lost it. And you're like, well, buckle up, folks.

This is going to be an interesting hour. But then you had Mark Toop get on stage, and he's sitting there and he's playing, you know, the Tom Petty song sticks out to me because he's playing Tom Petty. One of them gets on the speed. Everybody's just sitting around having a hot dog or burger, right? Just like society's playing out. Everybody's calm down. Everybody's, you know, kids are playing. And there's nothing going on.

A guy's singing on stage. And I know, sorry, Mark. I don't know how old you are, but I assume 60s. I hope I'm, I'm, I'm shooting you a little young. I actually don't know, but that's where I'm going to throw you. And he starts playing Tom Petty and it's almost like a last gasp, you know, ah, fuck, Tom Petty hates you. And you're like, why even say that?

And then they just put the speaker back down and just went back to whatever they're doing. You're like, they had no place. Honestly, it was like so like, you know, they got little kids. Ted. Well, obviously. But I mean, at the end of the day. obviously. At the end of the day, Mark Toop is this guy sitting up on stage just singing a few songs. It was great. It was just like very nice. And they were even getting along with everybody, you know? But yeah, it was an interesting because I'd never seen that side of anyone before, you know, like where. Well, I had a friend who was in Emmington and where they had a crowd of several thousand or a couple thousand, you know, marching four like we did. They had quite a number of a few. hundred counter protesters and

that can make a difference, right? That that crowd mentality happens and that gets going, we only had 20, 10 of them, 15 of them just sat there like, I'm not really sure why I'm here. Your buddy with his kid on his shoulders kind of wandered in around him.

Yeah, Ken Rutherford. Yeah, that was pretty funny. I found that in you, I kept an eye on him because he just kept wandering around them and I was like, does he know, he knows what he's doing. He can handle himself. Oh, I'm sure he could. But he Well, when we started the DREACHAC, and I assume you both agree this, I'm like, okay, if 10 of them show up and only 100 of us show up, we're going to have our hands full. If a thousand of us show up and 10 of them show up, it's going to be easy peasy because just numbers alone.

And the thing is, is that, you know, here in Lloyd at least, at 10 o'clock, there was probably only 250 people there. Yeah. But by 11 o'clock, now you got 700. Right? So you can see where the 10 to 20 of them are feeling like, okay, we got a shot here. You know, we can really cause some mayhem. And then by the end, like, it's like there's this big sea of people. Like I was at, I got out to the first corner to run corners for traffic.

And I'm like, holy crap. Oh, me too. When me and your brother were down at the furthest one there, I was like, dude, it's still coming. There's still, there's hundreds of them. Yeah. It was impressive. There was, I don't know, probably. about 20 counter protesters, but the cops had it set up so that they were on the far side of the

street. And you couldn't hear a word they were saying, right? And so then on on the good side of the street, right, on the right side of the street. And over there, they're on the wrong side of history. You had you had Sikhs. You had Muslims. You had Christians. You had Jewish people. You had you, there was a lot of First Nations people, right? You had so many different backgrounds. And that's the diversity that is, you know, it's funny. It's the diversity that liberals have been pushing for so incredibly long. They finally got it.

And we're all on this one side looking at a bunch of blue-haired weirdos. Yeah. Did you see this Bell holding a healing session on Thursday for the two, And I've been saying this wrong to's. I got a few more letters to add in now, folks. So I'm going to see if I can get better at this. And I know everybody thinks I'm funny for it. But I'm like, I'm dead.

It's now the 2SL. So they have changed the order on me even. The 2SL, GBTQIA plus. I remember. And they're holding, wait, wait, bell stands firmly in support of all of its solidarity with the team members will continue to foster respect that. And what are they doing? They're having, they're having, where does it say it to?

Is they're having? Well, well, I don't know where you're going with this, but I'm going to start talking. And I remember literally like 20, it was 2020. Healing sessions. They're having healing sessions. That's what I was looking for. It's right at the bottom. They're having, Bella's having healing sessions for what went on at this protest, where

parents are literally like, we'd like to be in on this conversation. That's generally what was. going on. It's like parental rights, you know, anyways. All right. So back to my thing, Sean. Oh, back to Tuse thing, right? Back to me, eh, Tews? Okay, Tews. Let's hear it. Let's hear it.

2000. I was living in Saskatoon and we were Nope, undo the buzzer. In 2000, I was living in Saskatoon and we were laughing about it because

the LGBT group was the LG group the year before and then in 2021 they were the LGBT group and it was just funny because we're like okay well how many more years is this going to go for

and how many more letters are they going to add and honestly all of them you're not you're not far off I'm not even going to we were joking about this 23 years ago Okay. Summit on affordability goes off a cliff. I'm just going to pull up Chris Sims because she's brilliant. She says, riddle me this. There are 39 people in Trudeau's cabinet. There were three days in this inflation summit retreat. How did they manage to spend 46,000 on catering? That's about $393 per minister per day just on food. This is King Henry the 8th level eating.

Sorry, real quick, Blaine Higgs, who is the conservative premier in Nova Scotia, is as far as I know, the only politician who went to any of these protests. And that deserves mentioning. But continue with your thing. Actually, that does deserve mentioning. Thanks, too, for bringing that up. And then Black Walks reporter said three-day cabinet retreat to discuss inflation cost $275,000, including catering from cafe featuring $88 million millioners cut. steak and lobster platter that cost the cost of living that is our focus. It's like these guys don't have a bloody freaking clue, folks.

And I don't know how many more times I can keep saying it because it just keeps happening every single week. I just want to say that if, you know what, actually, you know what, I'll make a stand on this. You put me in charge-ish for like one minute. You say twos can make any fucking rule he wants. Here's what it is. Nobody is allowed to put in a government expense receipt for anything that is labeled on the menu as market price. $16 orange juice. We had a minister to resign over $16 orange juice.

This, honestly, Chuck, this is like twice as bad as $16 orange juice. Do you have any idea what that means? Was this a library for ants? It's just like... I don't know. But like it's twice as bad as $16 orange juice. Do you know what that is? Do you know what that is?

That's $32. That's $32 orange juice. You know, there were soldiers in Latvia who had to pay for their own food and then expense it later. Just a few months ago. Not long ago. I have friends over there. They're like, I don't know what's going on.

it's just this is the state of things these these larencians can go to whatever they want put it on ardyne i don't know why we're taxed they just keep printing money so why bother taxing us what's the point i retired i retired to get out of the tax that i was paying like i was able to do it i could finangle some stuff but i was getting taxed into oblivion i couldn't hide any more money like i just couldn't do it but these idiots can go hiding money when when we have a purposely obtuse in contact regulation, there's no just hiding money or sheltering money.

You're just literally using the system to peak efficiency. Yes. And then they'll say, oh, yeah, yeah, he's just, you know, gaming the system. No, no, no, you motherfuckers set the system up. I'm just using it to the best of my abilities. And I'm not bad. You're bad for having a shit fucking.

system. Yeah. Canada makes great strides towards energy independence, Romania with SNC. Lavalin. The great Canadian green dream is to have the entire country free of oil and gas use within decades. Energy will come solely from electrical generation and from non-emitting sources. The cost for upgrading the national grid to meet those goals will be in hundreds of billions of dollars. Crushing Western Canadian oil and gas production will help meet those targets, but it will make for some great virtue signaling for Trudeau liberals. They will be saving the planet through shutting down those greedy fossil fuel-producing Albertans.

Meanwhile, the liberal government is financing the construction of nuclear reactors in Romania to the tune of three billion Canadian tax dollars. The Romanian-Canada nuclear partnership is not a new thing, though, folks. In the late 1980s, Canada made a deal to supply Romania with five Kandu nuclear reactors. The deal turned into utter debacle. Of the five reactors only two were completed. It went from can do to no can do. Of the five reactors, only two were completed and brought in the service,

and it was over a decade behind schedule. The remaining three reactors stand partially built to this day. So why would the federal government sink billions of tax dollars into this deal? Candu Energy Inc. is a Canadian wholly owned subsidiary of Montreal-based SNC-Lavlin Inc. in 2014, SNC Lavlin signed a cooperation agreement with China Nuclear Power Engineering Company LTD for the construction of two nuclear reactors at the Cernova Nuclear Power Plant in Romania. It's not clear if it's the latest $2 billion loan is for this project or a new one. In other words, the deal will be carried out by a Quebec company.

I hate to give two some ammo here. In other words, the deal will be carried out by a Quebec company that already has a reputation for corruption, a corrupt dealings overseas. It's not, no wonder, SNC Lavlin, and Romania can see eye to eye on such a... A Quebec company in conjunction with a Chinese Communist Party company. Correct. Correct.

And they got $3 billion fucking Canadian dollars. And if you know anything about the history of Romania... I don't, please. What are we... Well, Nicolite Chichescu, when he... him and his wife were, you know, running that country into the fucking shitter about 30 years ago, 30 plus years ago. And then they were taken out literally the population during one of his speeches said, enough. This is all on film.

Grabbed him, did like a five-minute trial, took him out behind and shot him and his wife. That country's never recovered. I mean, they're still just. I'm sorry, are you saying that like it's a bad thing? Oh, no. I'm impressed with what they did. but that country's never recovered. The country is,

why are we, we don't, we have First Nations places here that have no water, next to no electricity. Well, they have water. It's just,

it's got value add. Yeah, it's got value at. We have, we have 10 cities in every city in Canada. And we're worried about giving some Euro country this.

Like, all I know, all I know about remains. is I've only ever met one Romanian and I was doing a bunch of training in Denmark and the course I was taking had a Russian dude and a Romanian dude and they had this unofficial competition where they're trying to outstupid each other for the whole segment of it which was like over two weeks and we were being shown this bit of technology by the guy who had invented it and explaining how it works and how everything works down

hole because this is oil and gas application, right? And they argued with him about how it works. And after literally half an hour, the guy said, look, I get it. I don't have all of the credibility you want here. I'm just the dude who invented this thing. But for the sake of everybody else, could you two just assume that this is how it works? And then we could. could move on to the next part of this. That's everything I know about Romania. A hundred million, a hundred million dollar aircraft taken down by the cloud,

by clouds. The pilot who ejects. That's what it is. I know, it's funny to read it loud, you know, you'd think I would read through all these headlines and have my chuckle before the show starts.

No, I got to read through it in the middle of the show and still laugh at these, anyways, the pilot who ejected from a hundred million dollar F-35 fighter jet claimed to have lost the plane in the weather and likely bailed out before he could activate its tracking system sources and experts said he's unsure of where his plane crashed said he just lost it in the weather a voice can be heard saying of the pilot on charleston county emergency medical services call posted tuesday by a meteorologist and then quoted if you turned on the onboard device it would be easily easily trackable he said but this is a stealth aircraft if you don't turn that particular device on it's going to be hard to make contact most likely he or she did not have a lot of time to react. This was an expert talking about it.

Military officials were compelled to ask for the public's help in locating the plane via a post on Facebook. Okay. So just imagine you're some random government. Maybe you spend half of the world's government budget on national defense. And you say, okay, we're going to get a $100 million fucking plane. Okay? And it's stealth.

Nobody can even see it. So the only person who knows where it is when it's flying is the guy in the fucking plane. Okay. Now, the plane has an ejection seat. You just pull the lever, you're gone. Okay. Goose style, but hopefully not all the way. Okay.

Why would you not say if you're going to fucking eject, as that lever gets pulled back, it trips the switch that turns out a fucking beacon. That'd be smart, too. Like just, I mean, just a hundred million dollars. Like, if it crashed in my fucking field, I'd be like, I'd wait for the fucking smoke to clear. I'd, I'd literally do whatever I could to build a new quonset so I could hide the fucker, right? And then, and then just, like, I know for a fact that China wants to buy this. So how many million dollars are you guys going to give me for the last?

location. And you know what? That quons that I just built? There's nothing. I buried the fucker. So good luck finding it. Unless you give me $83 million. Right?

Because I mean, there's patriotism. But then there's also pragmatism. These are the same government, you know, the U.S. government and all this Western group think that still believes if we go to war with Russia, we're going to do okay. Look at their propaganda videos versus ours. Oh, yeah.

You see the newest one Russia put out, I think it was today or yesterday, and it's just a couple Russian soldiers, eating a little bit of food, and they're talking about when they take whatever region it is, and the Russian government is going to give them a hectare of land and settle them there. Very Roman. I don't know if you know much about Roman history.

That's not a lot of land, dude. It's not a lot of land, but if you're a soldier making shit money and you conquer something and they give this to you plus a pension dude you just doubled my you just doubled my fucking output like

this is I mean one acre one hectare is an acre yeah right like you're not going to be able to grow much on that and you're not going to be able to have much for livestock no but these are people who have nothing like they're coming from nothing you're now

being told if you if you guys take this, it's yours. You get, you get a chunk of it. And what are we doing here? We're down to what, 31,000 soldiers in our military by, by Christmas. A buddy of mine I just ran into yesterday at the store. I served my whole career with him. He's done 26 years. Now he's retired. He's like, dude, and he was up there. Like, hi. He's like, there's nothing left. We can't discipline no one. Everybody comes in with, you know, there's no dressing department. There's no There's no discipline in anyone. Can you imagine?

We should do a little funny skit where Chuck's our sergeant or whatever and he tries to discipline twos and Sean. That'd be fun. You know, maybe we should do that. I'd do it all. Maybe we should do that on the live, the live. I'd be doing the pushups till I passed out, right? But that generation. We're not allowed to do that anymore.

See, they even changed how we could punish people with like physical stuff. Like it was, there's no. Did you order the code red? There were numerous. moments where education happened. I don't want to talk about it. Let's move on, shall we? It's interesting.

As you get older, you learn more about military and I never served. And, you know, the generations before me and my family, it all just landed perfectly that none of them were even close to serving age during many of the wars. I had an uncle who was one of the Canadians who went to Vietnam, but that was about it. And so, you know, it's funny when you just try and look at it and learn about it as you go.

Like there was this guy I worked with way back in the day. And I was asking him about him because it's something I've always been curious about. And he's like, yeah, so I served at the military base near Borden. And so Borden's a place in Saskatchewa. It's this tiny little shithole town that, you know, unless you drive on Highway 16, you really don't know where it is. And I was like, there's,

why are you that that doesn't make any sense? And I pulled them aside afterwards. And I was like, dude, it is not cool that you're lying about this. It's like, what are you talking about? I know Borden well. I've been down that road very many times. There is no base anywhere near it. And it is not cool that you are trying to play this off as though there's a military base that you worked on near Borden.

And so it was going back and forth. And so I was coming from a good place, but I was completely fucking wrong. Because Borden's also in Ontario. And that's where the military bases. Yeah. I was wondering where he's going with that, folks. You know, sometimes you let twos go and you're like,

where the hell is he going with this? Nobody knows. Nobody knows. Nobody knows. Electric planes burn taxpayer cash. The CEO of Canada's second largest airline says the global push to decarbonize the aviation sector by 2050 will lead to a major increase in ticket prices unless governments step in to offer support.

I look forward to that. wait for the government to get their hands in and some more. Alexis von Hozenbrosh, the CEO of WestJet, made the comments Tuesday at the 24th World Petroleum Congress, a major international oil and gas conference being held in Calgary this week. The theme of the conference is the energy transition and the growing pressure on the fossil fuel sector to address its role in climate change. Von Hagenbrosh said, while it may seem odd for an airline to be featured presenter at presenter at the oil and gas conference.

Airlines are dependent on fossil fuels. WestJet, for example, which is headquartered in Calgary, is actually the single biggest consumer of petroleum products in the oil producing province of Alberta spending upwards of a billion dollars annually. He also acknowledged there are those

who would suggest the fastest way to decarbonize the aviation sectors to simply encourage people to fly less. So there's that, folks. There's that. So, I don't know. It hadn't become military history yet at that point, but when the Wright brothers were the first people, Kitty Hawk, Wyoming was it?

Who had that first flight? The FAA in the States was pouring money into trying to develop something that could fly. And some random bike mechanics from some shithole town in a flyover state were the people who put it together and did it. Innovation doesn't come from government bailouts. 100%.

And do you really want to get onto a plane you have to charge? Like we've seen, they can't figure it out for cars yet. Like, I'm not getting on. The answer is no, Chuck. Joe Warmington was just at, or sorry, not Joe Warmington. Brian Pacificium. was interested to ride on one of O.C. transpose new all electric buses this morning.

We didn't even get a chance to leave the Eagelson Park and Ride lot before it broke down and we were ordered off. Yeah. This is a guy from the Toronto Sun. It's like, hey, you know what, this will be fun and interesting. I'm just going to try it out. But luckily, I'm a news reporter. So this is actual fucking news. And I'm already on location.

breaking news electric vehicles fucking suck all right but it's even worse when you're 37,000 feet up the bright side the bright side

the bright side about electric planes is that they don't really seem to have the capacity to get you up where you're super fucking high to go extra splattie here's your happy news for the week folks Doritos makes big stretch for publicity. And there's what they were doing.

I'll play the video as I talk here so people can watch this thing. You should start from the start of it rather than a 22-second point, although I like the reference. I like the reference. Okay. You know, try and throw two's a bone here. Anyways, Doritos achieved a new record for the highest cheese pull after they pulled off a stunt in Somerset, England on September 15, according to the World Talent Organization. him, a helicopter dipped a giant chip into a special cheese blend inside of a 14-foot-tall replica of nachos and then stretched the cheese 49 feet up without it breaking.

The company said the stunt took over a month of preparation with assistance of cheese scientists, helicopter pilots, and others on the ground. Cheese scientists, I think they mean chefs. I don't know, man. I think that's pretty fun. All that shit going in the world, and they are, literally stretching cheese 49 feet.

Somehow, you know what? Somehow Trudeau paid for that one too, you know? And it looks like Chuck ducked out. He said, I don't want to talk about cheese no more. And there you have it. What the Chuck, man. What the Chuck. That's going to do it for mashup 74-2s, you know?

Thank you for coming on, Chuck Prodnick. It's been an absolute pleasure. Yeah, well, I feel like... For all we know, his phone died, and he's like, well, that's the end of her. Oh, was he streaming off his phone? I have no idea. Community news? Anything on your end?

Nothing that I've heard, and that's all your guys' fault. Yeah, so this part of the show, folks, if there's things going on in your community, we want to hear about it so that we can talk about it here and help promote it. Every curling bond spiel. It doesn't matter. You don't have to worry about it. us making money off you. We literally just want to know to help support you so that if there ever is a Dundern Dinosaur-Frikin get together that we're there in dinosaur suits.

So if you got some cool crap going on like that, let us know so that maybe the mashup can show up in dinosaur suits. I'm just saying because I'm really sad we missed that because that would have been a ton of fun. Here's movie night at City Church in Lloyd Minster. That is showing October 13th, 7.30 p.m. The Shine Christian Academy presents Church Under Fire, Canada's War on Christianity the story of congregations and their pastors who defied COVID-19 lockdowns. Tews always gets a kick out of this because contact Deanna Franklin for tickets at 306, 821. 2-222-2-2. 4-2s.

I can't make that up, folks. I can't make that up. Anyways, that's going to do it for us, and we will, yeah, there you go. Bring on truck again, says Sean Rue. That's going to do it for us. Thanks for hopping in on Mashup 74. And thanks, Chuck. And thanks Chuck for coming on and giving us a little military back up when it came to an actual Nazi being in parliament.

We talked about it in Patreon, but he's talking to this special girl or whatever else. I just hope for her sake that he doesn't finish as early with her as he does with us. Till next week, folks. He's totally going to push me in the face.