Post "Canada First" Rally Briefing

TRANSCRIPT

Let's keep this short and sweet. It's about, uh, it was a good, those bigger turnout than I expected. I ended up speaking, I have really didn't want to. I was really framed. It is not because... it was a crowd. I didn't want to upset the movement. I was gonna only share this with people that wanted here. I wasn't gonna push on anyone, not evanguals. So one person I met, I forget his name, but he's Asian, he moved from China to Canada. He's based out of Waterloo. He escaped communism, and he was there with a broom to sweep up the bullshit, and he tied a canyon flag to it, and we talked, we talked. I talked to him more than anyone else. Sorry, I forget your name. I gave you my card for your spot in this. We need more immigrants like you in Canada. And he actually, he noticed that I was holding the writing, and he looked at it, and he sort of, he didn't read the whole thing, but he gave me a thumbs up. And I spoke. I went to the guy, the guy, he's legit, by the way, the guy that was who ran the... the rally, and I asked him, and I was quivering. Because I feel like I'm here for a reason, I gotta say something. So I gave it to us, I don't think I don't think it's appropriate. So I gave to him to read, and he picked up on the poppy, the veterans. He asked me, Are you a veteran? No, but, you know, no, basis won't talk about the veterans. Unless, like, okay. So I wasn't gonna do it, but I was just like, What's the point of me being here? I have something to say. People are afraid to say, or they don't even realize when it's too late. So I got up, I grabbed the blowhorn, and I don't want to said. I was so... I was so... pumped up on adrenaline. I was my nerves, but people were filming me. So, personally, I don't want this to go viral, right? And probably within certain covens, I'm gonna be visible. I say something defective about it on you. I am here 'cause I'm a father. A daughter and son. I'm afraid, you know, I'm being here 'cause I'm a father, and I pointed to the poppies, I slewed a category of Canadian that's dying. We need to raise ourselves to that level, to not forget. And that's all I remember. It's probably not very eloquent, but I was really emotional. I was fighting back... crime. 'Cause it just... I was so afraid. I didn't want the spotlight, but I knew that I had to say something, 'cause... I'm in my cushy little town, but, uh, in Toronto, probably, uh, maybe 150 people, at least. And then good people. These people were talking about the really uncomfortable things, and they were non, there were brown people, right? Arab, Indian, and they were talking about the real nitty, greedy, nasty stuff that's here, and that's coming. It's like, these are these are the issues that are being spoken out loud that I'm afraid to speak. in my little town. As the mayor, as the political analyst, I'm the one that has to protect my family. I don't want attention, negative attention. These antifa, these bullshit, they're more pathetic in person than they are as you've seen on TV. They're so pathetic. Such garbage human beings. Garbage, to be honest. Some people kind of got under their skin, everyone was like, yeah, don't... don't pay him any mind. Don't give him attention. That's what they want. So I'm glad I went. Will I do this again? I might have to. That's the thing. This isn't, like, some sort of yay. You know, I had my little outburst. This is on, this is in Canada, and war's coming. I may have to do this again. And I don't want to. I wanna stay comfortable. But, uh, that's not what this is about. It's just not. And it was, I'm fucking exhausted. My stomach is in nuts. I pray this doesn't go viral. I really don't, 'cause I just don't want to, I don't want to deal with it. I don't want to deal with, uh, the follow. I would be being attacked because I make, I'm making people uncomfortable, and goddamn right, you should be uncomfortable. We marched on Young Street, with the plea, it was organized. It was an organized value, I was very impressed. You know, there was police separating our rally versus the opposition. The one thing that I take away more than anything is the homeless. You know, I walked around town, you know, I was, you know, I was giving money to the homeless as I was going around. And I ran out of money. And this one guy, I was walking back, I had left around early, walking back, and there was one guy screaming. I know, right, he was just screaming, talking out loud. And I was walking towards him, and his back was facing me, but he was yelling at people, and for some reason, I locked eyes with him, and I stood there, and I listened to him. You know, I was in that moment and realized, I have more in common with this bum than I do to people at the rally. So I listen to them for about 10 minutes. Oh, listen to him. And they just listened. I listen. I really listened. Right? And he was all over the map. I'm.. I'm coherent compared to this guy. I was like, I think I could have easily been on the street like this guy, easily, easily. Who knows what the future is gonna bring? It really chooked me up. Like I said, it was very emotional on the drive home. And I'm not trying to make this about me, but what I'm saying is that, I... This guy kind of let on that he fought for his country, and I didn't want to ask, because maybe it would trigger something. But if this guy was a thought for Canada or the U, I can't, I don't know, I couldn't pinpoint, but I think he's Canadian. If he was in the armed forces, and he's, I'm glad he was wearing this. Because that's where, I think, my heart is, is that the Canyon flag means dog shit now, the way Trudeau has ruined Canada's image, ruined it. Doesn't mean anything anymore, the Canadian flag. You can wave it. But abroad, means it's a... You're waving the flag of defeat. This (poppy), this. is my flag. Unfortunately, these are bad times, and I'm not prepared for what's coming. This is a real wake up call. You know, clearing your conscience is one thing, but you gotta I feel like I have to go beyond that. I have to go to more rallies. I gotta do it for my kids. I got to do it for your kids. I got to do for Canadians, real Canadians. And the immigrants that come here, they leave behind, what doesn't work, and bring with them an enriching culture with their food, and their art, and their music. and their perspectives about communism. I'm glad I went.