Clyde joins us to chat about current events in Canada and the evolution of his YouTube channel after Covid.

We talk about the latest from the PBD podcast vindicating him, his stance on Canadian Conservatives, PP and the messaging.  Immigration, Fentanyl, RCMP lab busts, election predictions, the corrupt Dairy Lobby, Supply Management and tariffs are also discussed. And we talk about moving to the USA, Trumps last move, trade protectionism and Elon and Trump.

In the last part we chat about some of the differences between Canada and USA, record lows on Chinese goods, Alberta and the 51st State, lazy people, Marx, socialism, the Brain Drain, Atlas Shrugged, Canadian media, the job numbers, Gov EE’s, and medical stuff.

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In Episode 2 of The Problems with Canada, we expose how the British North America Act (BNA Act) and the Indian Act were deliberately designed to consolidate federal power and suppress provincial and Indigenous autonomy. Far from being fair agreements, these laws ensured that Ottawa remained in control while keeping the provinces and Indigenous nations under strict federal oversight. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: How the BNA Act created a centralized power structure that left the provinces dependent on Ottawa. Why the Indian Act was passed to strip Indigenous people of sovereignty and force them into government control. How both Acts worked together to limit freedom, autonomy, and self-governance. The long-term effects of these policies and why Canada has never truly been a decentralized federation. Narrated by: Graham DunlopWritten by: Darren Grimes Sources & References:1⃣ British North America Act, 1867 – UK Parliament2⃣ Constitution Act, 1867 – Justice Canada3⃣ The Indian Act, 1876 – UBC Indigenous Foundations4⃣ Indian Act (RSC, 1985, c. I-5) – Justice Laws Canada5⃣ The Indian Act Timeline – The Canadian Encyclopedia Canada’s problems aren’t new. They were baked into the system from the start. Watch now and see how the country was built on control—not consensus. Subscribe for More: Stay updated on future episodes as we break down the flaws in Canada’s political system.

Canada wasn’t built on unity, democracy, or shared vision—it was stitched together through backroom deals, corporate interests, and government overreach. In this first episode of The Problems With Canada, we tear apart the sanitized version of Confederation and expose the reality of how power was consolidated at the expense of real sovereignty. Was Confederation really about creating a nation, or just about securing British and elite interests? How did the provinces get strong-armed into a system that still serves Ottawa more than the people? Why does Canada function more like a corporate entity than a true federation of free provinces?

 The Lie of Confederation – What we were told vs. what really happened

Confederation Wasn’t a Partnership—It Was a Takeover

The British North America Act: A Blueprint for Control

 How Ottawa Rigged the System Against the Provinces

 The 1982 Constitution Act: Repackaging the Same Old Scam

 Why the West Was Never Meant to Have Real Power

 The Hard Question: Is It Time for the West to Walk Away?

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