You are obviously against tyrannical regimes.
Of course.
Would you consider the Canadian government tyrannical when they were, you know, forcing people to wear masks during COVID
and invoking the Emergencies Act to shut down legitimate protests and things like that?
That's a very complex question.
I had COVID even though I was vaccinated and if I wasn't vaccinated, I think I would have been dead.
So please don't tell me about fascist governments making people wear masks.
I actually think that people that don't wear masks are irresponsible people to society.
Why should some people's rights end where other people's feelings begin?
Because it's a balance between collective responsibility and individual freedom.
What about the individual freedom of those who didn't want to wear a mask?
Our elected government decides where that line is.
Some people would think that forcing people into a COVID gulag, so to speak, was a pretty tyrannical move.
The virus forced us into a gulag.
No, the government did.
The virus forced us into a gulag.
What about the invoking of the Emergencies Act to shut down the legitimate protests?
I mean, a judge has already ruled that was unconstitutional.
Very poor ruling.
I thought Trudeau was immensely patient.
I thought it should have been shut down a long time before that.
How long would you get away with standing on the average street corner and blocking public access?
We see it all the time with the Palestinian protests here in Vancouver.
They do that like every week.
Well, I don't know about that.
I don't want to talk to you.
This is just the dumbest bullshit I've ever heard.
I think there needs to be a vaccine to protect us from tyranny.
Would you take it?
I wouldn't trust something like that, I don't think.
Forcing, you know, mask mandates and vaccines and stuff.
I would have thrown people in jail who were refusing, who were making issues.
It's fascinating that people are against so-called tyrannical governments,
and they're in favor of something like that, like violating my rights.
Yeah, no, but we got back to the same point.
Do you use the word tyrannical?
I would use the word responsible.
Thank you very much.
Wow.
Fascinating stuff.
Hi there, everyone.
This is Dan Dix here reporting for Press for Truth.
I'm here at the No Kings rally, which is basically an anti-Trump rally
that was initiated in the United States.
Now, this is the Vancouver version, which has been rebranded to No Tyrants.
And presumably that's because they understand that this is not a republic.
This is in fact a constitutional monarchy, and we're literally under the rule of King Charles III.
Now, having said that, I am all in favor of this idea of having no tyrants.
That is certainly something I can get behind.
However, a lot of these particular people, not all of them, but a good number of them,
were fully in favor of tyrannical regimes forcing masks on people,
tyrannical regimes invoking the Emergencies Act to shut down legitimate protests,
tyrannical regimes sending people to COVID gulags just a few years ago.
So today, I want to find out, are they really in favor of having no tyrannical regimes?
And if so, what exactly is that going to look like?
You guys mind telling us what brings you here?
The daily dump that makes us all incredibly anxious day and night.
And what's the daily dump?
Mr. Trump, see the back of this?
Oh yeah, all these things that get flushed.
Voters, Gaza, money, you know, EPA, Canada, if he gives a chance.
This is in solidarity with the U.S. kind of anti-Trump movement?
Totally anti-Trump.
What else would it be?
I mean, just because it's in Canada, we literally have a King Charles III under a constitution.
But he is really kind of just a corporate puppet, really.
You know, he's a tourist attraction.
Would there be a similar objective here to overthrow that kind of a system?
I doubt it.
There's so much more to do this more worth your time.
So you are obviously against tyrannical regimes?
Of course.
Would you consider the Canadian government tyrannical when they were, you know, forcing people to wear masks during COVID
and invoking the Emergencies Act to shut down legitimate protests and things like that?
That's a very complex question.
Some days I think it's a personal choice, other days I think that consideration for the mass society,
especially when it's a disease that's so easily spreadable and killed people,
I think it's a matter of people thinking, okay, what's more important to me?
To me, it was more important to wear a mask and it was more important to get the vaccine.
Other people make their own decision, I hope it didn't kill anyone in their family or anywhere else.
Some people would think that forcing people into a COVID gulag, so to speak, was a pretty tyrannical move.
The virus forced us into a gulag?
No, the government did.
The virus forced us into a gulag?
Is that why you're masked up today or do you just not want to show your identity?
Well, I'm more aware of surveillance.
From police or other...
You don't know if there's ICE agents here, you don't know what's here, I mean, you know, you don't know.
Did you say ICE?
You never know, they're going to be here for a FIFA.
Isn't that an American organization?
Yeah, that border ain't that solid.
But they can't enforce anything on this side of the border.
They can film you.
Yeah, it's easy.
Are you not in favor of getting illegal immigrants out of the country?
Which country?
Canada.
That depends, that's a complex question.
If they do criminal things, well, then they're out.
Right, but if they were unvetted and came in illegally, before they even do anything criminal, shouldn't they be a concern?
Possibly a concern, however, I don't know what I do if I run their shoes.
And just why they came here, I don't know what, and you don't know what you do.
You don't know what you do to protect yourself or your children.
We don't know, I don't know.
These are complex questions.
Right, yeah, the reason why I asked, because I was under the understanding of that's what ICE is involved with in the U.S.
is kind of clearing out illegal immigration.
Yeah, you think that's all ICE is doing?
My goodness, they have a lot of warehouses for that's all they're gonna doing.
I wonder who they'll put in them next.
Right.
Yeah, who knows, eh?
Yeah, yeah.
You know, ten years before the Second World War launched, there were camps in Germany for undesirables of all sorts.
For ten years before.
I mean, didn't the Trudeau government kind of turn the anti or the pro-choice vaccine people into, you know, the enemy?
I don't know, I guess that's a complex question.
And Trudeau is long gone.
Yeah, what do you think about the new guy?
Same as the old or is he, are you liking him?
I think he's probably best we can get for our time.
So just to, before I wrap it up with you, in terms of the forcing of mandatory masking and vaccines, you're okay with that move by the government?
Why are you talking about that?
Because actually that's a long gone too.
Until the next pandemic, we'll see what we do with that one.
Right.
Well, I mean the-
That's far more than the old one.
I'm far more concerned about.
I think there needs to be a vaccine to protect us from tyranny.
Okay, that's interesting.
And in fact, we need to protect us from tyranny.
Would you take it?
I wouldn't trust something like that, I don't think.
But I mean, it could be argued that shutting down the trucker rally in particular was a pretty tyrannical move, wouldn't you say?
That was a legitimate protest.
Well, that's also a complex question.
The blockade they presented was very problematic.
Sure.
But, you know, you're allowed to-
And also how influenced that was by folks from the U.S., I always have wondered, don't you?
Sure, I do.
I remember seeing on CBC and other mainstream news outlets, a guy walking around with a Nazi flag,
and they pointed at that as being, look, how dangerous these people are.
Could that be one of these agent provocateur types?
You don't know.
All the world's a stage.
Well, thank you so much for talking to us, and let me get one last shot of your thing here.
If you want to read a good book, a racial Madel's book Prequel about the history of fascism in the U.S., it's extremely informative.
Okay.
All right.
Thanks for the tip.
Thanks for talking to us.
Well, that was interesting.
Apparently against tyrannical regimes, but all four tyrannical governments forcing vaccines and mask mandates and shutting down legitimate protest, calling all of those questions complicated.
That was kind of an easy way of saying the kitchen's getting a little hot.
Again, I'll try to get in some interviews when I can.
I was going to tell you, too, if you were wearing it, if you didn't wear your diaper or dog muscle properly on the plane, they make emergency landings, drag you off the plane, humiliate you, call you everything,
throwing you in jail and a whole bunch of disgusting things.
What brings you here today?
I don't want to talk to you.
This is just the dumbest bullshit I've ever heard.
Well, really?
Why?
It just is, you guys are so stupid.
This guy's just been kind of getting in front of me a lot, and he just came up to film us and take pictures of us, and then he curses in front of that sweet young little child.
Yeah, that's the kind of people we're going to have to deal with here, unfortunately.
Do you guys want to talk to us about what brings you here today?
A little bit.
What would you like to know?
Are you Canadian?
I'm Canadian, yes.
And I'm here because what is going on in the United States is terrible.
It is frightful.
It is illegal.
Which what particularly?
The refusal by the president to comply with international law says you can't go bombing people just because you feel like it, or it's in your bones or something, excuse like that.
It's shocking to be a Canadian and live next door to a country that descends into autocracy quite so quickly.
And it behooves the US to take a long hard look at its constitution and make the changes necessary that this does not happen again.
Democracy of 250 years standing destroyed inside a year, that should make everybody sit up and take notice.
We've had to go through some pretty tyrannical things here.
Some would say in the last few years the tyrannical government enforcing people to wear masks, mandatory vaccines, invoking the Emergencies Act to shut down legitimate protocols.
They were taking care of public health, and that's really important.
I think the Canadian government did very well to do with COVID.
I completely support what they did.
Even when it comes to mandating all those things against people's wishes?
That was for public safety, for public health. It was wise.
You're talking to two scientists here.
We definitely believe that the Canadian government acted correctly in the matter of public health and immunization.
Speaking of science, isn't it highly kind of contentious now?
Like a lot of the science is debated.
People have gone back and forth about what was good and what wasn't.
Not at all.
Not at all. You can buy scientists opinions in various things if you want to.
But the majority, not at all.
Vaccines are very important, and the reason why the COVID vaccine was able to be developed very quickly is because a whole lot of scientists had been working on related work,
and it was just really excellent timing that the need for a COVID vaccine happened when a whole lot of the background work had already been done.
Especially the gene slicing work that went on in advance of developing a COVID vaccine.
What about the invoking of the Emergencies Act to shut down a legitimate protest?
A judge has already ruled that was unconstitutional.
It's a very poor ruling. I thought Trudeau was immensely patient.
I thought it should have been shut down a long time before that.
How long would you get away with standing on the average street corner and blocking public access?
We see it all the time with the Palestinian protests here in Vancouver. They do that like every week.
Well, I don't know about that, but I think that in general, your life will not be made easy if you stand up and make a fuss
and make life really difficult, stop traffic, make it so that people can't sleep at night because it's also noisy.
I thought they waited.
Those trackers were being forced to take a vaccine or lose their job. I mean, isn't that a little more pushing?
Oh, it was for public health.
The herd immunity only works when the herd is immune and a story.
And some vaccines are required to maintain public health.
And signs on that in Canada, the death rate from COVID was way less than in the U.S.
where the then king decided that he was better off treating himself with some drug reserve for horses
than caring about people.
Yeah, I don't know if that was a real thing. That's kind of fake news.
So it must be true and a lot of people will follow that.
Thanks.
All right. Well, yeah, I don't want to leave you from the march, so thanks for talking to us.
Oh, boy.
Man, oh man, did that Psyop do a number on people.
Trust the science people, you know?
And I tried to point out that the science has flipped, flopped multiple times
because who's science are we following here when it comes to COVID 1984?
Wow. Absolutely insane.
I mean, I knew I was going to find and come across some pretty brainwashed people here.
It's just, wow, how people can still after all these years not see it for what it really, really is
and be okay with mandating forced vaccines, forced masking, forced social distancing,
but no, no, it's the big bad orange man in the United States.
Here's the problem.
I reiterate, I do have a king.
I have no problem with my king because he's the king of kings.
Jesus Christ.
I don't think a lot of these people are in favor of that particular guy who currently reigns as the king of kings,
but I could be wrong.
Maybe there are, hopefully there are, but that's where I stand on this no kings thing.
I'm totally against no tyrants, no illegitimate oligarchies,
nobody forcing the rule on anybody in terms of how the government operates,
but I do have a king and his name is Jesus.
I'm not going to fuck with you.
I just wanted to say that I was actually surprised and impressed with your position on going to war with Iran.
Yeah.
And yeah, I appreciate.
What's that?
Like in what sort of way?
You posted a video, you were at the last Palestine and then the monarchists were on the other side.
And you were talking about how the people for Palestine and the people for Iran that were waving the regime flag
were against war fundamentally and then you have people on the other side asking for their homeland essentially to be bombed.
So yeah.
I'm glad you watched it.
Yeah.
A lot of people on the right will still say, well, don't take the anti-Islamist position and say it's good to bomb Islamic people regardless.
So it's nice to see that you have some fundamentals against war in general.
Absolutely.
You come from the right.
Appreciate it, man.
Just for context, that guy used to be like against everything that I do,
but it looks like he went back and actually watched some of my videos and tried to pay attention to what I actually say
and just came up and had to say, hey, sorry, man, I've missed understanding.
I'm glad you're saying what you're saying and you're against war and stuff like that.
So that's good.
I've caught a few things on your Twitter.
Sorry, I am live.
I don't know if that's okay.
Yeah.
What brings you here today?
Oh, well, I originally was coming to the jihadi protest.
I wanted to catch some of them because last time I was here on Saturday, I caught some of it on camera and it was just awesome footage.
They were so mad at simple questions.
And then I came across this place.
They think that this is a no-kings protest, I guess.
They've rebranded it to no tyrants, I guess because they understand we technically have a king in Canada.
I wonder if they recognize the irony of that.
I don't think so.
In fact, I spoke with a lot of people and said, if you're against tyrannical regimes,
do you have an issue with when the recent Trudeau government mandated masks,
forced people to take vaccines, invoked the Emergencies Act to shut down legitimate protests,
and it kind of messed with their brains a little bit.
It's called cognitive dissonance.
They cannot process two things at once.
I've seen it.
It's sad, but it's also hilarious to witness when you catch them in inconsistency like that.
And let's face it, it makes great content and it's entertaining.
But I mean, yeah, it is sad that these people can't make the connection between the two.
Yeah.
How people can find you on Twitter and elsewhere if they've never seen your stuff yet?
Oh, sure.
So my handle is at cat Canada underscore TM Canada is with a K on all platforms.
My main platform is X so you can find me on X on Instagram, on Facebook, on threads.
Yes, I'm on woke threads.
And more importantly, if you want to support what I do, go follow me on YouTube,
subscribe to be on there because I'm trying to get that going.
And any support on there would be super appreciated.
Are you on like bit chute or rumble or Odyssey or any of those platforms that are a little more censorship resistant than YouTube?
I tried rumble.
It's a bit slower going.
At some point, I'm probably going to have to concentrate some efforts on there.
But at the moment, my main platform is X.
Yeah, that's good.
And YouTube is where the people are.
However, you'll probably get censored there eventually just ahead.
Yeah.
So I am aware of that.
I'm not sure how I'll work around that.
Maybe at some point, X will be better and an actual competitor to YouTube.
Hopefully for now, I'm just everywhere.
Yeah.
Well, thanks for talking to us.
Yeah, go check her out guys.
She goes by cat Canada.
She's got a pretty good channel on Twitter and she's trying to build up her YouTube channel.
So it's worth a subscribe.
Definitely check it out.
What brings you here?
Well, I'm here today for a number of reasons.
One is I play with a band called Rhythm Rebellion.
So we performed here today.
I'm also doing some videography work for a media group called Boxing Beaver Media.
Are you in support of the rally, which I guess is kind of in solidarity with what's
happened in the U.S., I guess.
Absolutely.
Yes.
Very much so.
Very much in solidarity with that.
I'm a Canadian.
And, you know, it takes a lot to get us angry.
And I'm really ticked off here.
You know what I really feel like?
I feel like a lover who's been betrayed.
You know, you build a family together.
You pay for the kids to go to school.
And then it comes time to buy something else necessary.
And they leave you, you know?
I mean, it feels like betrayal.
I guess that's what I'm trying to say.
In Canada, obviously, we're not a republic like the U.S.
We have a constitutional monarchy.
Literally have a king, right?
King Charles III.
So it's not really the same as what's happening in the U.S.
But are people here in favor of kind of overthrowing or changing the system here?
Well, no, I think that the big difference, although we talk about a monarchy,
you know, most minds go back to the 19th century.
A constitutional monarchy, all that means is that the head of state
is different than the head of government.
So they're like a referee in a game.
And it doesn't have to be a king.
I mean, I think in Germany, they have a president and a chancellor.
I guess that's why they changed the name of it.
Kind of rebranded it to no tyrants, right?
Instead of no king.
Yes, well, it will exactly.
I wouldn't have felt, you know, I support some kind of,
I'll say constitutional monarchy,
but really what I'm talking about is separation
head of government and head of state.
So I wouldn't feel comfortable no kings.
I think our kings doing a pretty shouldn't say that.
I think the crown is doing a pretty good job of being stable.
I note that in the American Constitution,
it's life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
And in the Canadian Constitution, it's peace order and good government.
So we're not as concerned with this notion of freedom.
We just expect our government to work for the betterment of the people.
And if they don't, we kick out the government.
I've been fascinated to hear some people's responses this today
and maybe I can get yours.
And that's that how they're a lot of them are against
tyrannical governments and tyrannical regimes.
And obviously that's the point of the rally.
But yet they were in favor of the tyrannical regime
under the Trudeau government forcing people to wear masks
not that long ago, forcing vaccines,
invoking the Emergencies Act to shut down legitimate protests.
I mean, aren't those legitimate concerns for tyranny?
No, I'm a pro-mask guy.
I'm actually an advocate for that.
I guess my snippy response might be,
okay, don't wear a mask, don't get vaccinated.
And in our public health care system, if you get sick,
don't knock on our door because we're a team.
And sometimes you've got to do things to get everybody
across the finish line, even if that's carry them in a wheelchair.
I had COVID even though I was vaccinated
and if I wasn't vaccinated, I think I would have been dead.
So please don't tell me about fascist governments
making people wear masks.
I actually think that people that don't wear masks
are irresponsible people to society.
They're taking the notion of individual freedom
and they're trumping that, excuse the pun,
over collective responsibility.
And we all have a need to be collectively responsible.
Think a car, you know, you're driving a car.
We all got to play by the rules and stop
even if we don't want to because there's a stop sign.
I mean, the science, so to speak,
is heavily contentious and debated
as to whether or not there was a real issue or not.
The difference between Canada's death rate from COVID
and the United States' death rate is marked.
It's noticeable.
And the states that were most against it
had the highest death rate per 100,000.
So you're...
Yeah, sure.
So you're not in favor of tyrannical regimes
forcing people to...
Against their will, but in the term...
But when it comes to masking, you're okay with it.
I don't think that it's a tyrannical regime.
I think the government of Canada, given...
I mean, people were losing their jobs
if they wouldn't, you know, get a vaccine.
People were dying because they didn't get vaccines.
I think death trumps everything.
And I think it was a really tough situation
and the government, particularly the provincial government,
provided real leadership in encouraging people to fight COVID.
Why should some people's rights end
where other people's feelings begin?
Because it's a balance between collective responsibility
and individual freedom.
And what about the individual freedom
of those who didn't want to wear a mask?
Our elected government decides where that line is.
Well, we've seen that go awry before.
Look at, you know, the whole Nazi regime
was a whole society that was okay with that.
If the government can't maintain
the majority of seats in the house, it falls.
And I've seen... I'm 75 years old.
I've seen times where the people have demanded change
and the government's had to listen.
If not, going back to your first question,
the Crown dissolves the government
and we have an election.
We ask the people to resolve the issue.
Well, that's kind of what the Trucker rally was all about.
And then they invoke the Emergencies Act
to shut it down.
So that was a legitimate protest, wasn't it?
I don't know. I don't know about that.
Were I kind of...
You just suggested that the people have to come together
and fight the Senate in the common.
When I draw the line is there were at least
some elements of the Truckers
that were going to go to the Lieutenant Governor's house.
We're trying to overthrow the state.
They weren't protesting that the government
was wrong in this decision.
They were protesting the government
was needed to be overthrown.
You're going to get one or two psychos in every movement.
That doesn't set the movement as a whole.
Treason.
One or two individuals doesn't make up
for the entire group, does it?
I don't know.
When I saw the Truckers, they really scared me
and they didn't look like people
that I thought were very thoughtful.
Really, you know, they just didn't look like...
I went down there. I saw a lot of peaceful people.
There were kids playing in bouncy castles.
There were people handing out food,
people shoveling the dry... shoveling sidewalks.
I heard the same people, mostly,
and the back to the landers.
They're the same people that would vote for Donald Trump.
In the United States, they have the same mentality.
The non-factors support Trump.
Trump supports them.
It's the same bullshit ideology.
It does it...
The responsibility of the individual
to the community to protect others
needs to be balanced
with the individual freedom.
And that's the role of government
to draw the line where that balance is.
Kind of forcing, you know,
mask mandates and vaccines and stuff.
I would have forced them.
I would have thrown people in jail
who were refusing, who were making issues.
And that's my opinion.
I don't really want to talk anymore about it
because I see that you're interested
in getting an oppositional view.
And that's enough.
I find it fascinating that people are against
so-called tyrannical governments,
and they're in favor of something like that,
like violating my rights.
Yeah, no, but we got back to the same point.
You used the word tyrannical.
I would use the word responsible.
Thank you very much.
Wow.
Fascinating stuff.
Every single one of these people
I talked to out here are just
so hypocritical
and total hypocrites.
They have it totally backwards.
They're like, yeah, I'm against fascism.
Yeah, I'm against tyrannical governments.
Hang on a minute. What about my rights during COVID?
Oh, well.
Then individual rights have to,
you know, fall in line
and then we need tyrannical governments
to force you non-vaxxers
and you non-maskers into line.
Absolute cognitive dissonance
going on here.
Absolute hypocrisy.
Absolute insanity.
And I'm not surprised.
You know, this is kind of what I expected
from this rally.
They say they're against tyrannical regimes
and fascism, but they're some of the most
tyrannical fascist people
you can meet. That guy's like,
I would have thrown him in jail.
Like,
you can't make this stuff up, guys.
This is unbelievable.
All right, guys, that marks the end
of this No Kings Rally
or the No Tyrants Rally
as they called it here in Vancouver,
but interestingly enough
No Tyrants is not exactly
what they believe in
when the tyrannical regime
is implementing something that they are
in favor for. In case you didn't notice
I talked to, I think, four or five
different people here today
and every single one of them,
100% of them were fully in favor
of the Trudeau
government during the COVID years
using their
powerful fist of tyranny
to clamp down on our individual
rights, people who are not interested
in taking a vaccine or wearing a mask
and people who
a government
who invoked the Emergencies Act
in order to shut down a legitimate protest
all that was A-OK in their books
but when it comes
to so-called
tyrants, like Orange Man Bed
in the United States, they think all that needs
to stop. Talk
about hypocrisy
talk about cognitive dissonance
I guess I could say
I'm not entirely surprised
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