In this monologue, the speaker argues that Canada has descended into a left‑wing, "woke" state where freedom of speech is eroded. He cites reports that at least 33 Canadian churches were burned in 2021, claiming the media (CBC, Daily Mail, National Post, New York Post) downplays or justifies the incidents. He links the church burnings to the controversy over alleged unmarked Indigenous graves at former residential schools, asserting that the grave findings were exaggerated or false, and that activists used the narrative to incite attacks on churches. The speaker then shifts to Jordan Peterson, describing his legal battle with the Ontario College of Psychologists, which threatened to revoke his license unless he undergoes "re‑education" for his views on gender. He reads Peterson’s own statement warning that the "war" has barely started. Throughout, the speaker frames these events as evidence of a leftist takeover in Canada, contrasting it with perceived American media indifference, and portrays Peterson as a victim of authoritarian leftist forces.
Chapters
Number one, who Jordan Peterson is, and secondly, what his case before the Ontario Court of Appeal has— it's not appeals there, it's appeal— what it has entailed, and he's lost it. So let me tell you about it, but first, a bottom line notation, and that is that Things are worse in Canada. Canada is essentially at this point hopeless. It has, it has become so leftist, so woke, uh, they don't, they don't have freedom of speech as enshrined as in, in the DNA of the country as we do. Canadians are not generally fighters, and the left has simply won. They have taken over everything. Do you know— I'm gonna look this up for real time. This is a subject that is barely covered, and it is the burning of churches in Canada. So let's see, that's only 2021. That's it. Uh, so the CBC, which is, uh, it's CNN on steroids, 7 days ago reports at least 33 Canadian churches have been burned to the ground. Is that, is that amazing? Is that amazing? That— let me look. Let's see. I'm looking for anything in the United States on this issue. Wouldn't you think that would be reported? CBC, Catholic News Agency, True North. This is the order of Google. Daily Mail, National Post, which is the conservative paper in Canada. Reddit. Here. Let's see, New York Post, but it's from 2 and a half years ago. 2 and a half years ago. That's the last US report I could find. There might be in any major source. Let's put it that way. US media shamefully justified a string of Canadian church burnings. One day this month— this is 2021— 10 Catholic churches were vandalized in a single day. Calgary, in the last month, arsonists and vandals have attacked dozens of Canadian churches, burning some entirely to the ground. America has 70.5 million Catholics. Canada, with just over a tenth of the population, is close to 3 million. So this is a big story. If the US media aren't interested in reporting our northern neighbors' plague of church burnings, except to suggest it's understandable. Remember, this is 2 and a half years ago. It's gotten worse. Imagine if 33 mosques had been burned in Canada. The, the uproar, the demonstrations. The attacks followed discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves near residential schools to which the government sent First Nation children from 1883. First Nation is indigenous people, and that's how they're called in Canada. So they found hundreds of unmarked graves, but it turns out that this is not accurate. There was a report, but it turns out, not to the best of my knowledge, not to have been true. Ground scanning uncovered an estimated 215 graves at a British Columbia school. May 28th, that's 2021, 751 at a Saskatchewan school. June 25th, 182 at another British Columbia site. On June 30th, the finds were shocking but not surprising. And anyway, there was a, uh, this does not have whether or not it turns out to be true, but that is the reason apparently Why, whoever is burning churches is burning churches. So let's see, US press has treated the news as if Canada had been hiding genocidal death camps. So now back to our story. Dozens of churches, and then I'm back of course to Jordan Peterson because I wanted you to understand the crisis in Canada. And that is the reason nearly 100 churches across Canada have been torched or damaged after activists lied. See, that's— that's— this is from— let's see, this is 3 days ago. This is the update. It turns out that those unmarked graves were not about bad things done to Indigenous peoples in Canada. Nearly 100 churches across Canada have been torched or damaged after activists lied that 200 Indigenous children were buried under Catholic schools. In 2021, a horrific story swept the internet. That's what I just read to you. As an Indigenous group in Saskatchewan claimed to find 751 unmarked graves under the Maryville Indian Residential School, weeks after 215 children were supposedly discovered under another school in British Columbia. The schools were run by Christian churches, largely Catholic, and sought to eliminate their students' Indigenous culture so they could assimilate into Canadian society. However, excavations carried out last year failed to turn up any evidence of bodies, and most experts— isn't that amazing? The whole thing was a lie. Even I didn't know the extent of the lie. There was no evidence of bodies. Most experts concluded the claims of mass graves were exaggerated. At the same time, the excavations failed for the past 2 years At least 96 churches have been burned, vandalized, or destroyed, seemingly in retaliation, with phrases smeared on the walls including "Where are the children?" The left can do anything it wants. Imagine if right-wingers, again, had burned 3 mosques, not 100. Or to a lesser extent, synagogues. The, the outcry about mosques would have been greater than about synagogues. The root cause of the apparent hoax stems from the early 19th to 20th centuries, when tens of thousands of indigenous children were ripped from their families and placed at residential boarding schools across Canada. Many, many suffered abuse and so on. Okay. Which is terrible, obviously. So this is the, uh, the reason that this is, uh, this is happening in Canada. You don't know about it, and I'm only giving you this story so you'll understand how, uh, how bad things are in Canada if you are not a leftist. So Jordan Peterson was told by the psychology, uh, let's see, the, the College of Psychologists of Ontario, he will lose his license as a— he's a professor of psychology, or was, at the University of Toronto, and a rather worldwide acclaimed psychologist at that. College of Psychologists of Ontario said you'll lose your license if you don't go for re-education. Because he believes, among other things, that men cannot become women. And that makes you incapable of being a psychologist in the province of Ontario. So he has appealed to the court in Ontario, which without comment, they 3-nothing against him. Jordan Peterson said the war has barely started after he lost his bid to have the courts— I'll read to you actually what he wrote. Why don't I read it straight to you? Dr. Jordan B. Peterson: A higher court in Canada has ruled that the Ontario College of Psychologists— indeed, these are his words, Jordan Peterson's words— A higher court in Canada has ruled that the Ontario College of Psychologists indeed has the right to sentence me to reeducation camp. There are no other legal avenues open to me now. It's capitulate to the petty bureaucrats and the addlepated woke mob or lose my professional license. Congratulations, CP Ontario. You won this round. Mark my words, however, the war has barely started. There's nothing you can take from me that I'm unwilling to lose, so watch out. Seriously. You've been warned.
