Shaun Newman Podcast - #687 - Tajana

Episode Date: August 6, 2024

Citizen journalist who has amassed hundreds of millions of views through her different social media accounts under the handle TruthSeeker 01011. We discuss the state of Canada, why she is leaving and her warning to all Canadians. Let me know what you think. Text me 587-217-8500 Substack:https://open.substack.com/pub/shaunnewmanpodcast E-transfer here: [e-mail] Website: https://silvergoldbull.ca/ Email: [e-mail] Text Grahame: [phone] – and be sure to let them know you’re an SNP listener.

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Let's get on to that tale of the tape. She's a citizen journalist who has over 400 million plus views through her different social media accounts. Her name is Tiana. You may know her as Truth Seeker, 011. So buckle up. Here we go. Well, welcome to the Sean Newman podcast today.

I'm joined by Tiana. So truth seeker. I think it's probably how most people recognize you. You know, I was, I was, you know, we can certainly talk about lots of different things. We're going to start with July, because in July, for the first time ever on the podcast, I slowed it down. I'm at five days a week and I slowed it down to, in my world, slow three days a week. and took the family for a road trip,

and I started looking back through my top 25 episodes of 2023. And of course, you're in there, and I'm like, well, I haven't had her on yet this year. Miles would get her back on. And then I find out you were in the same bloody region I was. And I'm like, well, that was silliness. We could have easily just ran into each other. Instead, we were just, you know, ships passing in the night, I guess.

Yeah, that's so true. Like when you said that you were in Idaho and Utah, I was like, oh, we were literally driving through there as well. So we could have definitely crossed paths at some point. What did you think in Idaho? Oh, I love Idaho. Honestly, it is so nice. It's mountainous.

It looks like Canada in the sense of the way with like the nature and the lakes and everything. And the people are so friendly. So welcoming. So nice to talk to. So I definitely really liked Idaho. Yeah. It was Mel, my wife who noticed how friendly people were.

She's like, this is kind of strange. You know, when when people are not. nice, it's kind of strange. You know, you're like, I don't think that's supposed to be strange, I think that's supposed to be how it is. But you're bang on. You're bang on. So where are you at right now then? We're in Texas right now, in West Texas. What do you think of Texas? Honestly, I'm loving it. The people are so friendly. They don't hold back when they're talking. Everyone's who they are is who they are. You know what I mean? And as long as you're accepting of the Texas

way of life, everybody is absolutely been amazing, so welcoming. People are literally, letting us stay in their homes if we want to. They said, oh, we'll just go visit a friend if you guys are visiting in the area. People are offering us their Airbnb for free. I mean, the absolute welcoming that we felt throughout the United States has been just mind-blowing to me. You know, it's amazing. Americans definitely do not get the recognition that they deserve when it comes to, you know, how welcoming they are.

Yeah, well, and you're in Texas where they probably think like us too. I'm just going to take a stab and say that it being a red state, you know, pro gun, pro, a lot of things that I'm pro. I'm going to assume that that helps your cause. Just a smidge. Just a smidge, yep, because I've driven through Denver with Alberta plates and I've gotten a lot of middle fingers. Did you really? Oh yeah. Like the three times I've driven through Denver, it was absolutely unhinged. And I don't even drive fast. I stick to the right lane. I, you know, I go behind semis. But I've, people have tried to. to run me over. People have just literally come up and just given me the bird. And it's just, yeah, you feel the difference between the red and the blue states for sure. We went through Denver and I didn't do the speed limit.

I may have went a little fast. I was probably, they're like, there's that Alberta guy speeding again. Yeah, that's me. Hello. You waving at me? Hi, how are you doing? Now, Tiana, you got to bring us up to speed. It's been a while since I had you on.

I've been certainly following your content, although somehow I missed you're in the States, but then again, I kind of unplugged for the last month and change. So that's probably somewhere along the line where I missed it. In saying that, before we got going, you're talking about not coming back up to Canada. I'm going, oh, that's a new development. Talk about, well, just tell us what's been going on and we'll see where we get to. Yeah, so we sold our house north of Grand Prairie. and the land that we had up there,

moved to Edmonton with the hopes of starting the four of the people by the people movement. I had everybody lined up that wanted to be part of that to show people how to grow their own food, how to raise their own animals. And then at the last minute, I guess everybody got scared, and they said they didn't want to. They said that I can promote their stuff on my page, but that's about it because they were scared the government would find out where they live or what they were doing or they would get punished in some way.

So that was definitely a huge downer because I had worked months on end to be able to just save up and, you know, have the three months off to be able to film and help Canadians. And so one thing led to another. And then I think around the same time as you left for the States, my husband's like, you know what, why don't you just come down to the States for the three months? We'll just kind of chill, relax. And then I'll go back. but then after a few videos, the unhinged came at me where I was basically telling the truth on certain things. And they were telling me to go delete myself, unalive myself.

And if I ever came back to Canada, that they'd find me and docks me. So I basically decided, I think it was about three, four days ago, that I'm not coming back. I'll still make my videos for Canadian content. but the dangers of the paranoids and the absolute fear that has stricken certain Canadians is, it's starting to get dangerous up there. Well, let's, before we get to where you are then, I want to, you know, I want to hop in on a couple of things you said.

Let's start. You sell all your land in Grand Prairie. Sell your house. You move to Amundon. You're like, I got this in it. That is not something you just do at the, you know, you just don't go. Oh, tomorrow I'll move, you know, and I know what you go, especially to Redmondton of all places. You know, like I can think of better places in Canada go do.

But I mean, how long did it take to get to that? And what network had you built? Like, it just walked me through it. I guess I'm just genuinely curious. Oh, yeah, absolutely. So with the land grabs that were coming in, especially in northern B.C., my husband and I realized that having land and starting anything off grid was a huge risk. So we sold the land and then we figured we'll just keep flipping houses.

So we sold our house in like north of Grand Prairie, and we bought something just outside of Red Deer to flip again. But the wait time for the people in the house in Red Deer to move out was three months. So I would have just had three months to basically do nothing. And I figured I'm like, okay, this is the perfect opportunity to take that time off, save money, and then move to Edmonton, which is kind of central to where I can just drive to a location. and film how people are living off grid, the ideas that they have,

connect small farmers together and stuff. So it took almost eight months of planning to do all of that and have everything lined up. And then to get there and realize people just, the fear in them just kind of got the best of them. What am I, I guess I'm missing something then. Because to me, like I know a whole bunch of people living not completely off-grid, but relatively, you know, growing their own food supply.

They have backup energy, you know, or different resources in order to get through power outages. And, you know, you can go up to scale as far as you want of how bad it gets. And, you know, I know quite a few people, you know, kind of on that. So what was it that people backed away from? Because I'm like, I don't know. Was it the central hub idea? They didn't want to be under one umbrella or what was it that scared them away? It was the exposure.

So being exposed in their own neighborhoods of either how they're thinking and who they're surrounded with. There was that one aspect of it. Then the other aspect of it was being so exposed to the government and what they're doing and who they are. And they were scared that they would get put on a list. And so the paranoia. We're already on a list. No, I know. And so that's where kind of things went a little array.

And so, I mean, I had about five. different like pretty good solid leads to wanting to do this and I had spoken to them for months and then all of a sudden I was like hey you know I can come out to your place we can start filming here and here like I won't disclose your actual physical location or anything like that and then I would just get no messages back and then two or three days later it was like oh I talked to my husband or my wife and we don't think that this is a good idea anymore just because of the amount of exposure I get everywhere and they think that it might go down a negative route and they don't want to expose their families to that and stuff like that and so after like eight months you know what I mean like

selling everything I it kind of hits you a little hard in in the disappointment levels of things and then you realize that sacrificing for people who want to come together is is not the route to go and so I just decided I'm like, hey, you know what? I'm just going to take a break from everything. So that's why we came to the States. And then, yeah, one thing led to another. And I guess a lot of people got mad. So, so like when you say lots of people are, you know, like I, forgive me.

I don't like, I operate in social media, but I don't operate in social media. You know, it's a weird thing to say in a podcast. But this is how I operate. I operate. I operate face to face. And people get upset. They can get upset. They can go say whatever they want to say about me on social media.

I'm quite, well, I'm not okay with it, but what am I going to do about it kind of thing, right? But I found, you know, like in the actual world, me walking around, the people who really don't want to talk to you really avoid the living crap out of you, right? They can't make eye contact. They don't want to, they really don't want to be in your presence. It's kind of weird to say the least. But, you know, you get used to it and you just carry on. And you can see the opposite. People are listening.

And like, hey, I'd like to talk to you. when you're talking about people coming at you and the anger, well, what has gone on that you're like, well, this is starting to get a little bit much. So the DMs that I would receive and everyone's saying, oh,

these are just bots, it's just AI, it's this. It is because I have so much exposure on different types of platforms, that you open up a platform and what the algorithm does is it pushes the most negative comments to you first. And so you'll see, you know, people being like, oh, delete yourself or, you know, unalive yourself and then they delete the comment.

But it's still in your feed of going down. I stopped answering DMs months back because the absolute unhinged things that people would say. And then you realize that there are certain people that are very combative who are within the freedom movement. And if you say anything regarding opposite of how they think, they will come at you no matter what. And so I was pro free speech and I was like, okay, I'm not going to block anyone unless they threaten my life. But then it gets to be just too much and disheartening.

You know what I mean? Like I'm still a human being. You're trying to help. And you've got the side that you're trying to help absolutely coming unhinged and unglued and just saying, what are they? Forgive me. Like, what are they unhinged and unglued? Like, I don't know.

I've watched, I don't know, I've watched your stuff. I'm going, I don't know. Maybe I'm the blind one. I'm going, why are they unhinged on you? What is the idea that they're like, you, Tiana, are no longer for the people? So there was that one video I made making fun of Quebec. I'm like, you guys should separate except for 10% of you. And so what people will do is they don't realize the sense of humor that I'm using.

And they'll come at me. They're like, oh, you're trying to separate everyone. Like, why don't you go to hell? You're part of the cabal. Like, this is all a joke to you. People don't understand sense of humor as well. So they'll take everything out of context. And they'll come at me for that.

And then you have other people who, if I say something, they take it out of context. And instead of just asking, in which way did I mean this? They completely come unglued. I remember when I did the show, Canadians for Truth, the amount of people, saying that I was sold out because I was trying to sell tickets for an event. Like, I don't understand if they understand how an event works. Like, you have to rent a venue. You have to pay people.

Right. I know how an event works. Yeah, exactly. And so they would come after me and they're like, information should be free. You're a sellout. You're such a B word. You're this. You're that.

And then if they can't get to you that way, then they come after the whole like how I look, how I talk, any sort of physical attributes. that they don't like. And after a while, it does, it does get. You realize, and I'll be the, you know, like, you realize that's utter BS, right? Oh, yeah. The personal attacks, as soon as they go to personal attacks, you should just, I know it's, it's easy for me to say. Now, because I get, I get called lots of different things and certainly not operating on social media. I get it through a text line. So every once in a while, you get a, you get a text, you're like, I got to put the phone down for a bit, got to go for a walk.

But like, as far as you look, that's, that's utter ridiculousness. As far as the way you talk, that's utter ridiculousness too. And they're just, well, they're being childish. They're being worse than that. Oh, yeah. And absolutely. And I totally understand that. It's just the last eight months, right?

Like with all the sacrifices that we did. And I made sure to specifically not ask for any donations for any of this, just so I would not get labeled as a grifter. And so, you know, you work hard, you work over time. You sacrifice all of this stuff. And you're like, this could actually be a great initiative. And you're not going into it with in the sense of, oh, I'm going to make money off of this. This is truly helping.

And then you just get one knock after the other, after the other. And you're just like, you know what? It is what it is. You can't dwell on it. Got to move on and got to go to a place that's accepting, right? So go back. to the idea for me. I'm genuinely curious. Now I'm wishing I would have brought you on back then, but I mean, who knows where I was at that point? And certainly I, you know, like, you think you're

doing enough, but at times a guy gets caught up in his own lane or his own thought process, etc., etc. What were you specifically trying to do? Was it education or was it connecting of people living off-grid, selling your own produce? What was it the general concept of the idea? Yeah. Basically both things. So one, educating people because there are people in apartments who have figured out how to use hydroponics and grow food. And then also to connect small businesses to each other so that we could disconnect from the large corporations. And so that people can talk to each other and connect with each other. So basically building this little community where we can teach each other on how to preserve things, who's selling what, who can barter, who can trade. So that in case they ever did put another pandemic on us or anything else, we had the leverage of basically, you know, standing and having a shoulder to lean on with each other. In case they decided to fire people again for any sort of mandates, there would be business owners, local business owners where, you know, we could start working together and rehiring so that people weren't too afraid to

stand up to the system. And that was basically the general gist of it. And then, And on my website, I was going to have all sorts of research for natural health, you know, mental health, how to grow your own food, whether you're an apartment, whether you have a small hobby farm, whether you only have a little bit of a backyard. Then there's a guy who he has, it's kind of like a greenhouse, but it's insulated, and to the point where he can grow tropical fruits in the dead of winter in Saskatchewan, right? And so I was going to bring this community together so that we could all kind of live off of each other, learn off of each other, and have that sense of stability. But then egos got involved and a lot of people at, you know, it's just, it's human nature.

And it was almost a little bit of a surreal dream to have that people can come together and work together, especially with so much narcissism. narcissism and ego that has been pushed over the centuries, right, on who to be on top and who not to be. And it's, I think that that's the reason why most movements fall apart, I think. Well, and I don't know. I just, I look at the, the media landscape and different things in that area. And, you know, when things start to, well, bear fruit, like a good idea, start to bring people together. I mean, like, however you want to picture the other side and who they are, they don't really want that. And so they'd be probably pretty smart to sneak somebody in there to really cause a little bit of mischief and destroy an idea before it can start. I remember

listening to, and maybe the audience is better on this and they'll probably text. But, you know, I think it was Brett Weinstein or Eric Weinstein talking about, you know, like the one, the two-party system in the United States, right? You got the Republicans. than Democrats, obviously there's more than that, but for all matters of purpose, you have the two, the two parties. And they tried project something or other that's spacing me to, you know, try and undo that, right, try and give a third option. And then that got destroyed from within. As far as I understand that, maybe I'm a butchering that a touch, but to me that makes sense. You know, you look at the Canada. We're essentially a similar little picture.

right we have the conservatives we have um the liberals and certainly the conservatives look a heck of a lot better right now than the liberals do i mean that isn't much much to ask the question is when pierre gets elected in uh what is that a year in a change unless something drastic happens but i don't see something drastic i personally think he's going to get elected that's what i see from the population could be wrong is he going to um all of a sudden do a 180 and pull us out of the 70 million things that we're into can he even is that possible and that becomes the problem of the two-party system although we do have the nDP and uh you know we have this illusion of the ndp somehow becoming you know nobody wants that um but i can see you shaking my your head at me i i just i look at it and i go uh the

the powers that be don't want real change. They want where we're all at. So all you can do is sitting here, I think, maybe I'm wrong on this. Like I'd love to have some, you know, like maybe Tiana can prove me wrong. I think like where I sit as I look, I go, the best I can do is I can see what's coming,

warn my community as best I can or give them good ideas. That's what the Cornerstone Forum has become, is bringing it, you know, like I hear what you're talking. Oh, man, sounds really fascinating. It's great ideas. Give people good ideas and it's on them whether or not they choose that or not, right? Because I don't think a second pandemic is coming through. I could be wrong.

Maybe it is. That's why I got Tyana on. She knows more than I do, folks. I just look at it and I go, I don't think it worked the same way. I think other things can work the same way. And when they do that, how are people going to react? That's a real question. I think, I don't know.

You're shaking your head on the Pierre thing. We can start with conservatives if you like. or you can bounce wherever you want. Well, the one thing is, is all of the parties in power are bound to the UN and the World Economic Forum. And if you look at the World Economic Forum, it even said that if you do not go against their plan,

they will just cut you off on an economic scale internationally. So there is no leaving any of these plans. These plans are put in place on purpose to basically bring down the world into a one, world government and they're doing it very slowly very methodically and that is the unfortunate truth and so i've offered many solutions um but people don't want solutions they just want some they want someone to come in and solve it for them right because we have been um basically they've been pushing the whole self-victimization um idea that everybody's a victim of their circumstances

instead of pushing self-responsibility. And so, like, the only solution I can offer to people is get straight with your money. Get out of debt as quickly as possible. Have a four-month window of where you can just sit at home and have all your bills paid. And then that way, if they lock us down either due to another pandemic or the environment, which is the next plan, the next pandemic, is climate. change, then at least we can all just take our labor out of the system because we're all just parts in a larger machine. And if 40% of those parts don't want to work, that machine's not going

to keep going. And that's when we have leverage to tell the government, listen. We're not going to go back to work. We're going to completely stop the entire economy if you do not back down on this and this and this and give our freedoms back. And so unfortunately, because so many, people have been brought up, and I've brought up solutions many times, and you should see the comments. And some people think it's a great idea, but they know that they can't do it. Other people don't want to sacrifice even for a second. They just want to keep sleepwalking through life, right? So there's a lot of factors involved of, yeah. When you talk solutions, I'm, I'm, I love solutions, right? Solutions can be very uncomfortable, though, right? Because solution is like quitting.

your job. Solution could be moving from the country, could be moving from the city out into the country. There's lots of different solutions. And the nice thing about solutions is, you know, if you're living in Texas, your solutions are look a lot different if you're living in, I don't know, New York. And, right? Like the lovely thing about solutions is I would love to hit. What solutions have you, you found when you look in, you know, I don't, I, I, I,

there's probably a few more Tiana's that I'm not giving my fair shake to, but you, ma'am, lived in Alberta, living in Alberta. I don't know where we're at on that. I'm still going to say living in Alberta for the time being. I've met you. I've got to interact with you before. You've been on the show before. When you look at, you know, the state of Canada, I'm like, well, there's a few people that have been digging into it quite like you. There are some. But, you know, I'd be curious. What solutions did you find that made people uncomfortable? What were you like? Listen, you don't like the future we're heading towards. Here's some things you can do on an individual level that would make your life better. It's the individual level. That is where people start to fight back. So if I push through individual responsibility, that's where people don't like it. And that's when egos kind of start to festering. in people and really come out in a tax oh yeah absolutely 100% because i made a video about being part of the bee system and how people can get out of the beast system and one was get straight with your money um get out of debt do this do this do this and then you'll get people being like oh so you want me to downsize and live um you know in a smaller house with three kids it's like yes because you can't afford it you can't afford that well i'm not going to do that Yeah, and it's not rocket science, right? And then, you know, you tell people, hey, you don't need this new clothes. Yes, I do. What else do I have in life? You know, and all of a sudden, you start to realize that people don't really want to change themselves. They just want someone to come in and solve all their problems for them, right? And then people blame you for the circumstances that they put themselves in. And they will try and blame you for that for not finding solutions for them. And

Even with the 15 minutes and the town hall thing, the reason why I step back from that is we won the one land dispute and all of that. And I had a lady from that town basically come at me and tell me that she's been working on that for two years and how dare I step into her zone. For the listener who maybe doesn't understand what you're talking about, give a little bit of a background on what you're talking about

with the town halls. Oh, okay. So this was almost two or three. three years ago, I made a video saying that they're coming after the land with land grabs and land bylaws. And that video got a lot of traction. And then I gave solutions of what we need to do. People took that to heart and they started to call the municipality and basically grieve to them about what is happening and educate them on, you know, the bylaws and what is actually happening. Within a weekend, we had all of that reversed what I guess this woman was trying to do in two years.

I did not know this woman. She doesn't have any social media presence. So I had no idea that she was trying to do this in her community. She came at me, attacking me, calling me every name in the book. And then she made a Facebook group page called Watchdogs so that other people in other communities can watch, you know, what their municipalities are doing. And then I guess it failed because she didn't really have a direction

and she didn't really know what was going on. Not even a week after. attacking me, calling me every name in the book. She comes in and she goes, can you help me with the digital IDs? And I was like, absolutely I cannot. This is, this is yours. If you want to be the hero, by all means be the hero yourself. So she was upset with you because she was upset with you because she wanted the limelight? Yes. Is that, oh. 100%. She wanted the limelight and she thought I took the limelight away from her, even though I had no idea she even existed. I didn't know who she was. She was someone from Thorhild, and I guess she thought that that was her community and that I had no right stepping into her community to tell people what to do because I was from, you know, Northern GP.

And so that she was working on it slowly for two years. And so I told her if she wanted to be the hero, she can. Absolutely, because I've got no ego. I just wanted to help. And I stepped back. And so she created a whole Facebook page group that completely, came on glued unhinged. And then a week later, she tried to pretend that it was her sister who messaged me on X and not her. It was the lamest. I mean, she's almost 50, but it was so lame.

And I was like, if you want your ego, you have it, lady. Like, I have no ego. I didn't want this. Like, I'm just trying to educate people hoping, you know, that I can put things in layman's terms so that people understand what is happening so that we can collectively fight back. I didn't want the limelight. And I've said that on so many different podcasts. It just so happens that I got into the limelight and now I'm like, okay, it might as well push the information out there until it lasts, it lasts, right? But she wanted that. And so I gave it to her. I was like, go for it. You're the boss now. And the week later, she came back trying to ask me for help. And I was like, nope, because I mean, if your ego is in this, like, I'm not, I'm not going to deal with the

headache and all of that stuff. So. When you go back to, you know, down at the individual level, like, I think that's, you know, when you look at where society is at, maybe, you know, well, I just go like, you want big change. Big change first has to come from the collective, which is, which is all of us, right? Like, you saw Daniel Smith win, which was a huge moment. Yeah. And then she walked in to apologize for everything that had happened. then the entire of society attacked her. Now, obviously not the entirety, but, you know, and then everybody was mad at her because

she apologized. I'm like, well, her voters all said, you can't. No, that's not right. No, no, no. And, I mean, there was a ton of us trying to stand up for, trying to defend everything in conversation on social media on everywhere. But, you know, like, you see where society's at. We need to all put the work in on ourselves.

And that's not a glamorous answer. right the glamorous answer is donald trump is the savior and he is coming back to save everyone and he didn't get shot dead because um heck heck i might even admit that god turned his head there um because that was ridiculously close but do i think he's god ordained i don't know about all that right like i to me politicians at this point um i've lost a lot of faith in the system as a whole but you can see where we're heading. You can see that Pierre Poliev should get in. I mean, what's the riding in Toronto that went the Conservatives way?

I'm spacing on the name of it. I think Toronto. Toronto went conservative. Yeah, but it was a riding in Toronto. Toronto, Saint, something. Yeah, it doesn't matter. Long liberal stronghold. You can see where the tide's leading.

I mean, the only way you're not on that mind frame is, you really truly are a diehard liberal that thinks you've got some chance. Like it's just, it's going down the toilet faster than, you know, like anything. And most of us are just waiting out the clock here to get to the end. And it's going to be over. And then Pierre is going to be in. And you go, okay, so what things are realistically going to change, you know? And what things are going to be beholden to? What is the world going to do? And I mean, is Pierre coming out and denouncing the Olympic Games for the little the intro they had no right like he isn't he did he did he hold his entire group to not uh talk about the one million marks for children back when

both muslims and christians were doing it yes he didn't and you know he's going to be an interesting leader it's going to be a definite change a definite talking point and you hope that bodes well for canna but you're staring at it tiana and you're going i'm getting out of here for more reasons than just being, I don't know, doxed, I think. Maybe I'm wrong on this. This is just not starting looking in on your life. It's the state of Canada and some of the things going on there, I think. Yeah, it's headed down communism road.

And the scary part is, is once you go far enough, you can't really backtrack that easily. And as I said, unless Pierre comes in and denounces the UN and kicks the UN out and kicks the World Economic Forum out, honestly, there is no change because we're still a monarchy, right? So everything that is happening in the UK that's happening in Australia, especially what happened in Australia three days ago where they signed up to digital, the CBDCs, and it's coming there in the fall, not much that Pierre can even do as a single individual.

He's still bound to somebody who's bound to the UN, who's bound to the World Economic Forum, right? When it comes to the UN, are the BRICS nations a part of anything to do with the World Economic Forum, the UN, that type of thing? So the interesting thing is China is involved in the World Economic Forum. And I think China is the one that's pushing the downfall of the West using their own game against them. And the BRICS nations are not following anything to do with the UN regulations. China doesn't have to cap on their greenhouse emissions. Neither does India, neither does Russia. I don't know about Brazil.

I haven't really looked into them. But if you look at it, the West is destroying itself through these organizations, through the WHO, through the UN and through WEF. And the weird part is China has a huge influence on the World Economic Forum. And they're trying to basically copy that basic dictatorship that China has without realizing the national, I guess, identity that the Chinese have and their loyalty to China versus the difference in the Western cultures, especially now that have been super mixed with the amount of immigration. and like I'm an immigrant myself and I'm not talking about a certain color or anything but like the West is a mixture of everything

so we don't have that national identity that Russia and China and India still have. Eastern European countries do and they're fighting back but a lot of the West has been destroyed with national identity which then decreased morale which was easier for them to come in and infiltrate with any ideal that they wanted

through shame through manipulation and all of this other stuff. And so there's a lot of very complex factors that are involved. And the road that I saw Canada go down, I saw Yugoslavia go down. And, you know, being like, it seems like I'm just a refugee my entire freaking life. But I saw where Canada was going down and it's getting scared. You know what? That shouldn't be funny at all, but it's, I don't know.

It is. No, honestly, I make fun of myself. I'm like, if I stay in the U.S., I'm literally going to be a refugee squared. You know what I mean? Like, or yeah, cubed actually, because it's three times. Yeah, cubed. Yeah. So in Canada, I was refugee like squared. Now I'm refugee cubed. And it's like, ah, I just, I mean, I have to laugh at it just because I laugh at all my trauma from the past because I think it's funny. And that's how I deal with it. But at the same time, it's kind of sad. you know what i mean you know we talk an awful lot you're not the first um to come from uh you know a country that's gone communism and and and i've talked a lot you know like i i look out the don't not here i you know i look but i normally look at the door and i go are we there yet like have we gone past the point of no return you know because it it feels you know i've been bringing up martin armstrong lately um because he's been on the podcast quite a few times over the over the last year.

And he talks, you know, his models predict a lot of crazy things. One of them being the breakup of Canada, that it's gonna separate into like two or maybe multiple countries or multiple states, however you wanna put it, you know? And I'm like, what has to happen in order for that to happen? And then you add in this communist, while we're getting past the breaking point. But you know, like, well, what is the breaking point?

And what is the point where Canadians had enough where they just say, no, we're not doing that. We're not, you know, following through. I think it's getting pretty close to it. Trudeau talking about taking away seniors' homes who have lived there forever because it's too big for them. You can tell that they're getting more and more brave on the delete parasite side of what they can come in and take. And we're seeing in the UK right now where the last straw, I guess, broke the camel's back with the staff. of the three children. And I think they're trying to break everything up so that it's easier to control.

At the same time, if Canada could break up, because then you would have to renegotiate the UN agreement and the World Economic Agreement. So there's also a double-edged sword there as well. If we all separate into different provinces as different countries, they would have to renegotiate the UN agreements, WHO agreements. And if they can get out of that, that is a huge win. However, having so many of these filthy politicians infiltrated within all levels of government, who's to say that when Canada breaks up just to not go down the road of communism, that they won't sign on to the UN, WHO and WEF, and then it would be a lot easier to control because then you don't have the military, you don't have the power to actually fight the globalists.

the UN military. So it's definitely a double-edged sword in that sense of the way. But if Canadians could wake up and realize, hey, if we separate, that means the UN agreement no longer stands and they keep them out, that would be a win-win for the people. I'm going to catch my breath here for a second.

I got something caught in my throat here. I would say Canadians will, this is just my thought. take it or leave it for what it is. I don't think Canadians elite will break the, will separate in order to get out of the UN agreement. I think they will separate in order to get out of a bad relationship, which is Ottawa.

And then what becomes paramount is whoever is at the helm of that doesn't sign back on to the UN agreement with all these crazy things where you're like, no, we don't want to do that. We don't want to do that either. We're just not going to do that. Because, you know, like, on one, on one hand, I get it. We're signed on all these things.

On the other hand, I'm like, yeah, it's just a piece of paper. Like, and I realize they can cause a lot, you know, like they could literally shut down the world around it. Oh, that's fine. It just becomes self-sustaining. Like, I mean, you know, you talk about the individual level of this argument. Canada could self-sustain. I mean, I understand where it's a global market and all these different things. You think, like, you could, in this country, if we just focused on building this country,

we could be an absolute juggernaut. And that would be something. Instead, we're really focused on, well, anything but that. Exactly. But Canada is also a corporation and owned by the crown. And so all the decisions technically go back to England and the king. And so we are just slaves to that system. If we were a republic, like the United States, 100%.

100% we could do that. But right now, both sides are selling, I think, Canada out to India and China, which is why they're not releasing those papers of government interference with foreign agents. Because if you look at some of the provincial governments, and I'm not going to say which ones, they have very close ties to working with India and China. And they're saying that it's to grow both of our economies. Saskatchewan would be one, right? Yeah, mm-hmm.

Alberta is another one. What are you nervous about saying the provinces for? So Brad Wall is working very closely with India. Alberta is being sold out our oil and mining rights to China. And what people don't understand on a global scale, not just Canada, on a global scale, there is now a fight for food, resources, and water. There was a fight for oil and gas in the past, and that was cooperated. And now we have monopolies on that.

But right now, what's happening in the future is not only are the countries, but the stock market and the huge, like huge billionaires are being told to buy out land, to buy out food, and to buy out resources. Because if you look at it, China and India are the largest population on this planet. And they do not have the space to sustain their growth. And India will actually outgrow economically China in the next 10, 15 years. And so right now what is happening is the coup

of food, water, and resources. So what people don't understand is there's a Y2Y initiative. It's an NGO group that is a UN affiliate. And it's called Yellowstone to Yukon. And if they get grab of that entire land, they will own the entire watershed in that region because there's huge water reserves in that area. Then you have the lithium mining, which is also resources.

So governments are actually being told to go to foreign countries, such as Canada, who has a huge, who is vast land and the United States to buy up land, to buy up food, and to buy up water resources because they want to privatize all of that to gain control completely over all of the resources. That's on the global scale of what is happening, of why some of our governments are selling us out to these foreign agents. And so then you kind of scale that down back to a local scale, and you realize why we're in the mess that we're in. The thing is, all of these politicians are making money off of those

deals. They do not care about us. And the UN can pretty much just come in and push all of this because of that entire green agenda that everybody signed on to. And then they pretty much said that if you don't go along with it, your economy is pretty much done. So there's a lot more in this that's happening. And Canada is the grabbing ground. right now for a lot of different players involved. Two thoughts. One is I had read somewhere, and this is a while back, about China or China corporations maybe is maybe the better,

the term, buying up different businesses and land throughout Canada, not just in this region, or not just through Alberta or Western Canada, but like kind of across the board. And I thought that was kind of odd that you would allow a foreign corporation to outright own, you know, valuable resources, key resources. Now, I don't fully understand all of that. So, so there's certainly that. The other side of that is, you know, getting access to the global market. if we wanted to

really make Canada a prosperous nation, you would take your resources and you would connect with an India or a China because of their population size and the fact they need what we have and sell it to them. So in one breath I go, if they own our stuff, that could be pretty scary. On the other hand, if we're connecting us to a large consumer base,

I can understand the thought process of that. It's not a consumer base. It's literally they will be owning Canada. So they're buying. So when you talk water, minerals, farmland, etc., etc., etc., it is India, China, among others, I'm sure, that are buying up key portions of Canada. Yes, like literally buying up,

and then they will probably sell it back to us. Like, we're not selling it to them. And the way they figure this out is to get the politicians on their side by paying them huge amounts of money to allow that to happen. And so right now there is an actual global rush for all of these areas. And if people understood just how much grain the Ukraine actually produces for the world, some people might wonder why there was a fabricated war there. and why there's so much money laundering going through that area. And people would actually understand the global conflicts that we're seeing right now on a more deeper and interesting level.

So there's so much going on that people don't seem to see. And all they want, they're so focused on getting that lifestyle back of, we just want that Canada before the pandemic. The old normal, the new normal. the old normal yeah the old normal um that they don't realize that it's never coming back like we are in now some sort of new matrix not matrix but it is now a rush to get out as many resources as a country can to literally buy out the resources it this isn't yeah sorry you brought up you you you brought up ukraine and them being the bread basket of

of, you know, Europe, I guess, right? Like, they're a huge producer, farmland, agriculture, grains. You know, from once upon a time being over in that area, what do you make of, you know, because I've heard lots of different things on Russia, Ukraine, specifically. You know, like, we can take as long as you want, but, you know, like when you get asked about it, or your thoughts on it.

Maybe you never get asked about it. I have no idea. Do you have a thought? Are you like, oh, this is what's going on? Or, you know, because like over here, we fund Ukraine. They are the one getting bullied. And on and on this show goes. On the flip side, Putin, Russia, bad, evil.

He's the new Hitler. He's about to terrorize all of Europe. And yet, you know, well, no, I'm curious your thoughts on it. I've said this the entire time. They're all on the same side because I think there's going to be a deal made over who gets what in the Ukraine between Russia and the Ukraine. And we all know that this was a proxy war that was started in 2014. And an illegitimate president, aka Zelensky, also put in a complete actor. And then what people don't understand is that money is going to.

two companies that were built during this war and that money disappeared. It's not even going to fund. It's not even funding any war. And it just seems really wild that this war has been going on for almost, what, two years now? Russia is how much bigger than the Ukraine? How much stronger in numbers and all of this stuff? I mean, the entire thing is just theatrics to play on our emotions. and so people are willing to just have our tax money sent into these large corporations

that are losing this money, you know, for this war. And then I think at the end of the day, they're all going to, they already have the deal set up over who's going to get what out of the Ukraine. And then they're going to settle that way after they've, you know, taken enough money out of all of our taxes and money laundered it. Like, honestly, like, I mean, at this point, I know I shouldn't be laughing, but it is what it is. And people want to believe that all of this is real.

It's like, go ahead. At this point, like, I'm ready to just go out into the woods and live in a cave and never come out. You know, I should apologize. Because forgive me, you're originally from Yugoslavia, right? I had that right. And I realized that Yugoslavia is not Russia. I want to make that clear to the Middle Eastern or the Eastern European folk who listen to the show. And are probably like, Sean, you realized.

And I'm like, yes, I realize. But once again, it's like a proximity thing, you know, but then they be, you know, anyways, it doesn't matter. I just want to make sure that I recognize that you're not from Russia or the Ukraine. Just that you're from a closer area to where this has been going on. And I believe, like, am I fair in saying you would have family or friends still over in that area? Oh, yeah. My entire family is still in Bosnia and Serbia and Croatia. It's only my parents and myself that are here.

What do they think of, do you like, I'm just, you know, like, COVID happens. All these things happen. You come onto my radar. I have you on, you know, and, and, you know, I guess, you know, there's certain things I can talk about around the family supper table. It's just other things I can't. You know, when you're on talking and creating videos and everything else, are your family like, oh, yeah, I totally get that or they don't see it the way you see it? Oh no, they completely see it how I see it. I have a cousin who actually lived in the States and then 2020 hit New and back.

I'm not even kidding. He was here. Yeah, he was here for 15 years, job everything. And then he was just like, nah, screw this and packed up his family, kids, sold everything and went back to Serbia. We've had family members completely just, well, not family members, but friends that we've met here that were either Serbian, Croatian or Bosnian, and just up and. leave. The minute that border closed after the thing, after the shots, they went back. In 2020, I got so scared with where we were headed that I took out my Serbian passport for myself. It was a little bit more difficult for my Canadian husband, but it literally took a year to get

my own passport back because they said the embassy was flooded with people who wanted to go back. And so I think it was 2 million people have left Canada since 2020. And that's almost 2% of the population, which is why Justin Trudeau is trying to replace that population. He's not even saying that people have left because technically they haven't left. They just took a flight and never came back for the last two years. So our population seems like it's growing. So what he's doing is he's flooding in new immigrants,

hoping that they replace the ones that had left, because we're all tax slaves, right? Except the economy is so weak. And like he's just bringing in anybody with no skills of any kind, just hoping to fix the problem real quick. And so now the middle class is paying for that mistake as well. So, yeah, it's a mess. Like, yeah, I don't even know.

To the point where there's actual, like, fake news going around that Justin Trudeau is thinking about, finding people $25,000 for leaving Canada. So they're trying to scare monger people into leaving Canada, even though there's no way they would know that you left Canada because you just get a one-way plane ticket and you leave. You know what I mean? Like Canada has no idea that you've left permanently forever.

And so, I mean, the fear mongering is real. The liberals have absolutely screwed this country. And that is why Pierre is not against mass immigration, because they know they've lost all of that, all of those people in tax revenue. That's millions of dollars a year, millions that they have lost in people who don't want to live and work and pay taxes in Canada anymore.

And they don't want to say that. Because that would be a huge failure on everything that has happened. And so now you see a mass immigration influx, but it's so fast. And they're bringing in people with barely any, skills in the labor market that is needed. The economy has shrunk a little bit. And so you're seeing an absolute mess that has been made of all of this.

Because I don't think when they pulled, when they pulled a pandemic, they didn't realize that a lot of the immigrants that came here in the 90s who worked really hard to be Canadian, who worked, paid taxes, you know, righteous citizens who didn't break laws, realize what was happening. and then mass migrated out. I know friends who went back to Nigeria, one is an actual doctor. I know people went back to Algeria

because they were scared of where Canada was headed down. And they've been in Canada for almost 20 to like 30 years, just like myself. I'm on 28 years. And I don't think he realized that people would see the dangers openly because that's where we came from to get away from. and two million people have left since 2020. Two million people have resigned Canada because their manager sucks.

And, you know, I, man, I'm trying to think of how many Eastern European people I've had on since the middle of COVID probably, somewhere in that range, you know, when it was getting darker and darker and darker. And, you know, like Croatia, Bosnia, like, yeah. It was a thing, it was a, it was a military guy I had on who was a peacekeeper over there after the war. Or during the war, I don't know how that works. But regardless, he said it just, you know, and you, and I feel like I'm like having a little bit of deja vu, because I feel like we talked about this, maybe briefly the first time you're around. Or maybe we talked about when we met. I can't remember now.

But regardless, you know, you would have a really interesting insight into civil war. you know because like you think like the military guys came on right after uh trump got shot and we talked about it and they were just like we were an inch away from civil war and i'm like you know what what does that even look like um you know and and and i go back in the middle of the dark days of covid and it was the same military guys that said it always starts with a little bit of a divide us first them and they just keep pushing on it and pushing on it and pushing on it until it's this huge divide and then it just takes a little bit of a disagreement however that spreads and you have the two camps and the way they go more against each other and uh certainly in the middle of covid

you know when people were leaving in droves i think everybody understood yeah like i mean it's it's they're telling you you can't leave your country they're telling you can't you can't you can't you know uh go in this building you can't go over here you can't do this and people are applauding them for it. We have got to insane levels. With Croatia, well, I don't know, when it comes to civil war, I don't know, what can you inform us on, if anything? I mean, I don't expect you to have the, well, here's the docket, but certainly you'd have family, friends, everyone who went through it and experienced it, and then to walk through what we did here in Canada, would feel like there'd be some insight there. It takes years for divide. So if you look at from when Tito died in Yugoslavia,

that's when the divide started. And they started off with the whole, you know, who was winning and I guess uniting Yugoslavia as one, who had more land, who kind of got screwed over in that sense of the way. And then they start with the religious. They start separate. They start people and further and further and further. And then the paranoia gets to a level that is very, very critical for them. And all you need is the one little spark. And that paranoia literally will, it's overnight almost. I remember my parents telling me, like they thought, oh, no, things would calm down.

People would, you know, gain normal sense of, you know, brain. But the paranoia had built up over years. And now we're reaching almost that same year, if not give it another year and a half, to where the paranoia and the fear will reach such extremes that they just need to let out a little spark. And then you have three days. I am not even kidding. You have three days before all hell breaks loose. That is how fast things just completely come upside down.

And when society crumbles that fast, that is when you start to realize just how savage people, are, there is no sense of logic. People will, I mean, we saw that during 2020. The amount of paranoia and programming that they put out there, there was only a small number of us that were like, hold on, wait a minute, none of this makes sense. The rest were like chickens without their heads cut off. They were running around screaming end of the world like, ah, this flu is going to, ah, you know. And now imagine that 10 times more when your actual life is in danger. So that was, that was, that was a trial run but now you've got guns you've got you know bullets flying you've got every you have three days to get out of that country or you are now into in that situation of completely unhinged

people who do not know the difference between right wrong logic up down left right it is just purely purely animalistic and that is the point that I was trying to get to people is if people don't stop and realize and calm down and then, you know, kind of wake up in a way, we're all going to head down that civil route. And it is, it is so fast when it happens. And we are reaching that critical point in probably another year or a year and a half. And right now I'm watching with what's happening in the UK because they're much more ahead of us. And they put a lot more pressure on them. Bring me up to speed on the UK. Like when you're watching the UK, what are you seeing that you're going, holy crap, right? Because I agree with you on them being,

I don't know, is it 10 years ahead of us? Is it a year ahead of us? Either way, what seems to happen over there seems to slowly trickle over here. Well, they're much smaller country, right? So they're feeling the mass immigration a lot more than we are. So for example, where I was, I didn't really feel the mass immigration because I'm out in the middle of nowhere. But the UK is much smaller. And so now we've seen that one spark with the three children that were stabbed. And there have been many kind of clashes between the new immigrants that have come in versus like people that have been there for a while. They also have a very strong Muslim quarter where they have Muslim police.

So there's already that divide. Then they have a lot of immigrants from the British colonies where they had to bring them in. as an apology for colonizing. And what people don't understand is no matter how many years have gone by, certain people just don't want to blend in, and they're still mad that the British have colonized. So now you're taking on this whole like, oh, all white people are racist, you know, even though none of our direct family members were involved in any of the colonization

or anything like that. now you have that. And so what we're seeing in the UK right now could be that spark into complete civil war. The police aren't doing anything. They're unpurposely helping immigrants. You can't even say or criticize them. And we've seen that here in Canada.

You can't criticize them for defecating in public spaces. People are getting home visits just for saying it. So they're unpurposely trying to demoralize the people in these countries and the cops are totally helping, you know, absolutely 100%. Because if I was a cop and somebody told me, hey, can you go talk to this person because of a TikTok video? I'd be like, no, that's just stupid. We're cops. We're supposed to be, you know, doing criminal investigations, not knocking on someone's door and being like, hey, why did you say this person was defecating? And it's, it all starts like this and this unfairness, right?

because they're trying to incite violence. So we'll see what happens in the UK. If they bring in martial law, then Canada really needs to be more careful with how we handle our situation on our end. Well, here's to hoping we find, you know, I feel like it, almost like a deja vu a bit, you know, like here's to hoping, you know, once upon a time, Drew Weatherhead. Social Disorder Podcast

I feel like you've met him before Maybe I'm wrong Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu man He left with his family in the middle of COVID And they started going down in the United States For six months at a time And you know I've never lost hope that

Alberta can be You know one of those You know the Texas of the north You know where you come When you come and people are friendly And they say what they mean And you know Like there's just

Certain things, you're like, huh. And yet when I hear that Tiana was, you know, contemplating going down south, I'm going to still say contemplating. And, you know, and Drew, you know, has never, you know, he's wrestled with it. And I don't know what to say for him. I don't know where he sits as of today. But there's just, you know, there's a lot of great, strong-minded people that have, you know, seen where we've been going.

And, you know, it doesn't matter who's gotten the way of some of the things. have continued to go elsewhere. And down south has become a very popular destination for that, for all the reasons you pointed out right at the start of the hour, you know. And I'm hoping that things, and there's a way to muddle our way through what's coming so that Alberta is still that place and Saskatchewan, for that matter. Honestly, I hope so too, because I truly love Canada.

I love how open it is. I love the nature of it. I love our sense of humor. I mean, even Texans think we're a little unhinged down here as Canadians because of our sense of humor. But that is the one thing that I was like that I am still very proud of as being Canadian. I know I wasn't born there. But I really hope that we find a way out. I'm hoping that the corporations start fighting within each other.

And that kind of breaks things up a little bit. But I guess I have hope. I always have hope. I always have a positive outlook on things. And sometimes we just need to regroup and see what the next chess pieces are coming in with. Well, I appreciate you coming on and doing this. And, well, we shouldn't wait so long to do it again. But either way, stay safe down south.

Enjoy your time there. You know, Texas is one of the states I've not been to, folks. I don't know how that's possible. working in the oil field for as long as I did. I missed all the conferences, all the trips down there. I never made one of them. So Texas I've never been to. I can't even, you know, I was supposed to be down there once upon a time and run into Peter McCullough.

And that fell through on my end, not Peters. And it's a state that, you know, at some point I'm going to get to, certainly. But either way, thanks for hopping on today. And while we'll pay attention to you on X. where can people find you if they're if they're you know if they haven't got on X yet they probably should that's that seems to be where all the cool kids live if they can't find me on X they can find me on Facebook same thing Tiana Truth Seeker 01011 or on Instagram same name and TikTok same name and honestly it was a pleasure talking to you I always enjoy your show and if you're ever down in Texas and I'm still here come on over I'm looking for a coach yep I'm coming your way I appreciate it and we'll chat soon I'm sure and until then awesome thank you so much soon soon